The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1858, Page 5

a THK S1REST QUESTION, ‘The Apylicativn for a Warrant against the Mayor—Tne Legaiity of Mr, Coopers Ap- Pelvtient by tae Mayor to be Argued. SUPREMS COURT. Before Judge Sutherland. ‘The Court having grawted an order om Monday for Mayor ‘Tiomann to show cause why be should not give up pes- weenica of the vilice, buoks, and papers of the Street Com- missover’s Lepartncut to Charles Devlin, and which was re‘urr able yesterday , tne court roem was crowded at four o’okck Mayor Tiemann and several members of the Board of Alcermen were pr osent, and siso many of the atvaches of the Street Commissioner's and Comptrolier’s oftives, all of whom paid market attention w the proceedings. Mr. Smith, with Mr Van Buren, appeared for the Mayor, and Mir. J. T. Brady for Mr. Devlin. ‘The tollowig answer of the Mayor was put in:— Inthe Matter of Charles Devlin vs the City and County of New York. —Damei ¥, Tiemann being duly swora, says ‘that he is Mayor of New York; that on the 12:h of April inst., ip pursuance of the 2ist section of the charter, he removed Charies Deviin from the cflice of Street Commis sicver of the city of New Yora, and on the eame day he ‘transmitted to the Boar of Aldermen 8 communication #tating such removai, uid asking tae ooasent of une said ‘board thereto; that said removal bag not sinco been re- ‘voked, por bas sai’ conmepneetion tatoo Aiorman, See withe 8 on Sl Aprittast, aati curing the, recurs of tae Common Coa “Oil, aud in pursuance vf said 2lsteec wp of the said city chatur, be suspended the vaio Coaries Devin from the aad of Srect Vommisstoner of tne City of New York, Wuica be sigped, and affixed thereto the May- i of the Devito aio Origiuel ow * Joba N. Cron hes boon ueadie, after ditigent search, to make such service on said Devin. Leponens says, that at a meoting of the Soard of Alcermen, dold oa the evening of the iwth of April fost., the said doard of Al dermev copseoted tv tue removal of the said Ubaries Dev- Mn from the office of street Comaus#ioner. Dop yaeat fur- ‘ther rays Cont of-er tbe removal of the suid Chas. Deviia oe Somes) WADsMiiod & Commurication to éald Board of luermem at beid oicetiog Ou the ivan Of April inetaut, {bere ‘oliows tbe Mayor's communication whicn pas al- Feacy sppeares is our columps); ood that ead Board ot Aldermen at the same weetivg Csndrased the said nocal- Dauion of Baiwars uper Ww oaid clilve of Street J»mmus- slower. Depovest turtucr says, tbat waid Edward Cooper, after bis eed sppui went to said office of street Commis. siouer, acceptes said appolatinent, wad in due form ot jaw 10 vath o olllve aud duly executed ad with suflicient securities; aud yer thereuyya became aad 1s DOW Street Commiswoner ot tbe city of New York, and is now ice of Serect Commissioner aod ys and documents 0° various de- aud belonging to the said oflice, acripiicns appertaia and which «re coptmined tn the vltize ass goed by law lor the uve of the Street Separtment ia We Duilding known as ‘the Hall of Recuray ‘n vhe Park of said city Depoacnt further says, tat sai’ Couries Devi bas bever ia pr. 0n demanded from him the keys of said ou.ce, por bas he -over ia person cemancea of waid Dovke, pavers, maps end documests of Vativus descriptions appertau ‘ing and belonging ¢» said offloe Of Street Comiulasioner in ond a rad said bo would ask his Bouor upon the pagers Bow before the Court to cirect that » warrant shouid tsaue under the 63d sectiva vf the Ist Revised Statutes, against the Mayor. He cive the 43d section, which provides hat if a defenaant soul: retuse oF negiect Ww deliver over Buch books, papers &c., &c. pe sual! be deemed guilty of & misdemeanor, aud LT en rc genby ea mpg penta ferring at length to the judgment of the Court of appe: end the seed pgs im the of Aioermen, he argued that the Mayor reumicg porsession of the office, papers . after EREYEE } eye 2 was the juogme Mr. Davita held e certain office acd was en- ‘8 tbe pavers, Docks and maps appertaining Lom pode that judg nent sbeuid be executed, or else the law was the perfect excess of folly, for 00 one ‘tat after & person establishes bis ciuim sod & judgment of the last tripunal, thas oe was to bave no way of executing it. He comteuted that, as the law bad given tu Mr Devil the right t@ take these DooKs, papers, &c., ino his tae Street Commissioner, Bo one else bad a right toretain them from him a« singie mome.t Mr. Smith, upon the part of Mayor Tiemann, resisted ication, aus) referred to the several sections of the at ‘and the cherter of the Corporalion to snow that Mayor Tiemann was authorized tm retaining possession of office, suspending sr. Deviin and appoating & succes- Mr Brady having repile i at length, Judge Suibrriac sai. GO sbougtt the whole question turned upon the right of power of the Mayor to suspend Mr Deviin or to appoict Mr Cooper. 1t would net do for him to order the Mayor tu batd over the bovks, papers, &c , of the Street Commisrioner’s office to a person who wes pot logaiy Street Commissioner. The Judge should determine whetber the purty was extitied to the office or and contidered that was the errer ar. Justice y io tis Comtroversy in not gotug fur wr than he bad acc cetermiuing Who rea ly was Street . It was wlao to be decided whuther the Aidermes Lad we power under the charter to Devlin, or tue Mayor baa fay to appoint Mr. the coocurrence of the . The Mayor's w ‘up tho papers might techaicaily be cailed * Fut he doubted whether | neff 4 pooks, &c., to be desivered up if the charter He thought the ques be argued and ceciaed. F iif FH 2 : i g i i i‘ i i i § ! ( @utber and remarsed that he bad not before ‘sttevtively looked into the city charter. He that it was very badiy worced—sentonces badly Constructed and ambiquous wor is used. Mr. Bredy—f would wot wish 10 go as fay ap ~ 'd an acquarptazce of mine Ww: (Lavgnter. Cereid oe eeRwconting of the matter wee postponed until next. ———__— Police Intelligence. Fhowway Rowneny wx Broanway.—William R, W, Cham- bers, of No, 116 First street, was attacked and robbed by three young highwaymen as he was walking up Brosd- wey, near Iconard street, on Monday night. While two of the garrolers held him by the throat and arms, the third oue rifled his pockets of an opera glass and a gold j Adjoining Dut Mr. Chambers kept close benind him and faaliy suc- corded in captel the offender. The prisoner was Drought before Justice Welch at the Lower Police Court Youterday, where he was committed for trial. Carters of 4 Hover Tiny. —A house thief, named ‘Williams, was caught in the dwelling of Mr. Davis, No. 448 Fourth etreot, yerterday, by policemen Fountain and Hewlich, of the Seventeenth precinct. The prisoner hid In bis possession a silver cake basket, pitcher and watch, which were much prized by the owner. Committed for trial CHARGED wrrn SxtiiwG Dumasep Mrat.—Owen Reynolds appeared before Justice Quackenbush, at tho Jefferson Markot Police Court, to answer a charge of selling diseased meat, preferred. against him by policeman Albertson, of the Ninth precinct. The defendant, tt is alleged, had in bis possession a cart load of “blown veal,’’ which he was about to dispose of in Troy, near West street, when tho policeman suddenly pounced upon the ‘and had it conveyed to the Police Court. Held to to anawer. ‘Brooklyn City News. Farat Prot nerweey Bors—lawronce Ook, @ boy about 16 years old, died at the New York Hospital yester- ay, from the effects of a wound in the thigh, recetved while ongaged in a fight with a Ind named Michael Hartt, n the night of the i7th ult. The pereyfary ig -sor Corner of Houston and Crosby streeta, and the decoased, in Sy oun toe oagremeer. Cook waa sivonded by Dr. pala hits bet in vein; mortdcalion sot in @ fow yas wottiog to hold a inquest upon t Cook was a native of Albany, and had beon months in thia city. fy Correa ms Tanoat wri a Razor —James A Dative of Scotland, aged 28 years, committed on Monday night at his lodgings, No. 108 Green- ) While laboring ander a {it of temporary de- ai Fi F] H Hi 3 i of mind, caused by intemperance and want of Coroner Oosmery eta an inquest upon the of deconaed yesterday, when the above facta wore Dr. Weitje made & post mortem examiaation of the body, and gave it as bis opinion that mitted snickle. The jury rendered # vordist of “Death by suicide.” The deceanea was ergaged to be married to @ young lady in this city ‘The particulars of a highly interesting case of burglary, together with the capture of the notorious Johnny Miller, were imparted to our reporter yesterday. On Monday might foor burglars managed to effect an entrance to the wholegale grocery store of Dater & Co, No. 16! Front street, but in what maaner it is not exactly known. ‘Whether the burglars secreted themscives in the store in the day time, or whether they broke into the promises after the establishment was closed for the night, bas not yet transpired. A large iron aafe in the frout office of the butlding first attracted the attention of the thieves. They were anxious to examine its interior, bat all their effortsto pick the lock proved unavailing. They determined at last to resort to the hazerdous expedient i biowing it up with gunpowder, and accordingly due preparations wére mado to remove the stumbling block which stood between them and the treasure. The safe was first turned upon its back with its face towards the oeiling, and then the work of drilling commenced. While two of the burgiars were engaged in boring, tho Others took the precaution to stuff the windows and doors With oid clothes, bagging, &o., 80 as to prevent any noise ‘delng heard outside of the building. The work of drilling occupied wbout aa hour, when « hole large enough to ad- mit the necessary quantity of powder was made in the door just below the lock. The powder waa thon inserted tm the hole and aelow match applied to the combustivle material An explosion eon followed, loaving the safo @ebatterea wreck. The burglars them ran ovor the cen. touts of the several drawers; eecared about $400 in bauk bills and @ tot of valuable papers The books and papers Of the cetabiiahmeat were then scattered abvus the fluor, where they were found the following morning. Having secured aii the money and valuab'es they could lay their hands op, the burglars made preparations to quit the pre miecs. Lockily at this moment policemas Hayes, of the Reooud precinct, to be passing tne store and ceme im contact with the burgiars just as they were making their exit. The policeman ‘instantly grasped two o) the feliows, when «@ desperate atrugale ensued. The cflicer did his best to se 2ure the rascais, Dut tho odds Were against bim. He was com;,elled to reiease his hold upon ove of the prisoners, out nevertbeiess be mi Ww retain bia grasp of the other one, aod was about taking lim eff to the station house when urd burgiar rau up lo the relief of the prisoner aad atiacked the policeman. The iatter immediately reieased his prisoner and engaged va coumbst with burgias No 3. Tne fight petween par lasted for some minutes, when the oflicer by ell di recied bicw with bis club felled the desperado to the vuth, The other burgiars tnen fled from tac scone of ihe encounter, leaving their cumpation ia the hans of te policeman Deing Convey ed to the Second pre- cusct station house thé prisoner was identified as the noto- trons Jchupy Miller—the hero of # hundred burglaries. Hayes was not aware of the importance of the arrest until ce arived at the station house, whea be was aswaished at bis geod luck in having come acroxs such s notabie cha. sacter Upon searching Prisogera large drill,a powder Hask, $150 in Dank bills, and other articies, were fouad upou'bis person. Miller was brought to the Tombs yes lerGay aad ped Conunitied for triae Efforts are no # 0e- ig mace to effect the arreat of the prisonor’s accomplices, ‘aod its hoped that they will be secured bofore many cays Trcbabty no burglar, save Tommy Thompaou (a0# la the Siate » Bas been so fortunate in the pursuit of nis oocupation as Jobnny Miller. For years he has kept the police of New York and Philadolpbia in not water. Ali the large burglaries committed ia this cliy during the ast twelve moptha may be euclbuted to the daring 1oge- Buity of this man, and although ke police were constaatly on Bis track, be etill managed to the “even teuor of bw ina fear of He alw bonsted his shrewdness in giving the police shp when ot. were upon his track, aod on ne occasion told the Deputy Superintendent that he would pursue his businese in spite of the police The prisoner is Low cp bail Oa acbargo of burglary, iu breakiug out of che Fifth precivct etetion house, but « is doustiul t ne could ever have beer convicted. Miller ia a aly rascal; but he ts caughtat leat, and wili act be likely to get oat privou ivr many years 10. coms. Jobrey Miler is about 27 years of age, and waa born in Pawiey, Scotian’. He cams to thie whon quits a lad, aid cesVeu bis appreutizcebip lo a baker. Huw few ceumy et crime was stealing five or atx barrels of flour. Hiv aracovates wn that occasion cheated fim out of his *hare of tne robbery, and fled from the city. When they Beat met it was ic State prison at Sing Sing. {ne first ourglary of apy note committed by Willer was on a di e00cs alere u albany, When about $3,000 worth of stui wae carried off and disposed of in this city for $1,560. His asecciate who was in with him on that oecasion want to Bogiand afterwards aod was arrested. [his affair took p'ace about five yearsago About a year afterwards be made apother big haul. He broke into the store of Ubs- dell, Pearson & Lake, in this city, and stole $5,000 worth of g0008, consisting Of etka and snamis. No trace of the Ableves or goods was ever ol The next burgiary ‘twat Miller was cpgaged in was @ clothing estab:istinent in the Bowery. On that occasion he succeeded in makin; a clean sweep of the etore and escaping. The potice falied to trace the act to him, and about was made by tne operation. = But bis uenni guod luck, which oaly attends the smart- cat thief for a very Uriel reason, was soon to bs brought to @ sudden close. after Chauncey Johnson com mittod the bank robbery of $30,000, he gave Miller several one thousaud dollar bille to pase for bim. [n attempting to pars one of these bilis, out West, he was arrested ant Committed to prison.’ Mattors looked gi: ao@, and . He did so, but, oately fis legs, and was city. Jobason was tried yand Miller for the rob. wory. Ho nad been of the overcoats, tbe pro procured bis coaviction, SDC be waa sentenced lo Sve years nent While if imprison ig the Tombe be and another burgier, named Donnelly, ory unsucorasful attempt to get ou, of the prison uring the night. got as far asthe yard, and would have gct over the walia but for the watch dog, which saw them ané gave the alarm. The ond them to re turn to their cella, but they refused, and the oply way he could bring them to terms was by shooting one of thom. The bullet took effect ia Donnelly 's arm, and the prisoners: surrendered. Miller served a considerable portion of nis term in the State prison, but was finally pardoned out by Governor Ciark. When he came out of the State prwon be kept Limeelf very quiet aud shady for about two months. By that time he became tired of living on creait, and be and Gerard Hale went into the bonded warehouse im South street; that was failure, the thieves wore disturbed in their , and only made about $100. The next they went into was Wilson's store, Church and Duane streets, which waa $2,500 werth of goods, After this operation reaking for @ short time and wont out West on Po my and cloared soout $000 in three months. t shoplifting was too tedious & process for Miller—be wasted something handsome, or Rothing stall. He them turned his ateation to hiladel- , Sadi robbed the store of Cartiss & Co. of $6,000. was arrested on suspicion of being concerned im the robbery, bat the proof was iueufficient to convict bim, and he was dischar, The ox. pevace attending this affair fell little short of 81,500, and ‘bo small portion of the same, Jobany says, found tte way to the pockets of an officer in that city. ' After the bur- glary in Philadelphia be robbed the fur store of Zaxglia, in Maicen lane, of about $2,000, The last vig burglary in which Miller was was tho store of Groves, fay. lor & Northup io Cortiandt street, which was robbed of $12,000. The goods were takea to Miller's boarding house the same morning, and then transferred to a teve- meut house up town, where they were recovered by officer Reach, of the Sixteenth precinct. Bis associate oa that eccasion wae a ball and speak thief named Sullivan, alias McCoy, whose likeness is now at the Depaty’s office. Miller was also with the bargiar Seymour in that attempt to rob the bonded warehouse in the Fifth ward, but he succeeded in escaping before the officers ‘went up stairs to search for the thievos. He started a “crows crib,” oF liquor saloon, in Osnal station house by breaking open their ceil doors. The reater part of the fugitives were arrested and held for rglary, Miller and his associate, MoCoy, being among the number, Miller's next and last operation was that in Frout street, yesterday morning, details of which have been already made familiar to our rea ters. Untted States Cireult Court. SUIT AGAINST THE CITY FOR INFRINGING A PATENT. | Before Judge Ingersoll. Arnit. 20.—Franklin Ransom et al. vs. The Mayor, do , | Excoptions were taken on the trial, and time was given to | the defendants to make a case. The cave was not made in time, but the neglect was waived by plaintiffs. On De- cember 12, 1867, the plaintiffs entered up judgment upoo t i Hi 3 i z 233 i 4 i z Fi 2B: i i : : YORK HRRALD, had mot been paid, Sees te © velld one under tse order of Spr bed tar dosas Ripert United States Ulroult Cuart. Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll. ‘The Famiry Henin of to day will contain « record of the events of the week of importance. Among othor things (i will contain — A lotter from our correspondent at Porto Oabelio, giving an tuteresting account of the recent revolution ta Venezuela, Interesting news from Utah—The War Fever till high— A Report of the Coroner's In’ im the case of Jobn Kelly, charged with the Murder of Wife in Brooklyn oa Friday teat. Tnteresting from Micronesin—Arrival of the Missi mary Ship Morning Star #t Honolulu. » Letters from our correspondents ta Loudon. &. Polersburg. e., giving an sctourt of affairs tn Europe Paris Fashions for April. . ‘The Ocean Telegraph—Letter from our special correspon- dent. Bhipwreek at Hea—Loes of the clipper ehip Joha Gilpin off Cape Hora. Arrival of the United States steam frigate Gusquchanna— Fearful ravages of the yellow fever. Interesting leter from our correspondent at Baa Juan dot Norte, Nicaragua. Letters frum cur Correspondent at Fontenctle, Nebraska ‘Territory. Will of the Inte Thomas H. Benton. Doings et Washington—Beport of tke Proceedings of Cou- grees. Editorial Remarks on prominent events of the day, Report of the Lecture of Dr. Obapin on “Woman aad ber Wort.’ ‘Tbe Local Locitents ef this and adjoining cities of general interest A Full Report of the Prices of all kinda of Merkteable Produce, carefully correcved exch week. ‘The Laivet Iutelligence received up to the time of publica- ton. ‘Together with Polies Reporte—Theatrieal Matters—Report of the Ca'tle Market—Money and Commercial Marketa—Mar Tages nd Deaths forming @ great mass of latervaling, use- ful and misceitancous reading. Terme—Only $2 » year; four cents « single copy. To be Obtained at the office of the Hxva.y aad of all news agents. Court Calemlar—This Day. Brrumws Covgr—Circutt.—Nov. 403, 432, 433, 44, 437, 440, 436, 441, 442, 448, 444, 8009, 446, 447, 448, 449, 460, 16, 8663, 426, 308, 436. Scraeme Cocet—Special Term.—Nos 162, 18, 72, 74, 86, 102, 127, 152, 9, 665¢, 118, 11836, 186, 138, 146,'151, 16) 124, 165. 166. jarrao Graree Durrssct Oovus.—Nos. 23, 36, 2, 88, 71, 97, 301, 106, 116, 124, Sormuon Uovmr.—fos. 16, 010. 935, 977, 1068, 1167, JAVG, 1464, FOL, 1202, V2LL, 1217, LORS, 1274, 1226, 1226, 1227, 1233, 1986, 1236, 1257, 1289, 244, 1248, 1352, 1264, 1266, 1270, 1272, 1283, 1287, 1288, 1200, 1201, 1299, 1304, 1267, 1308, 1300, 1311, 1312, 1820, 1321; 1526, 1828, 1339; 1241, 1942, 1943, 1344, 1249) 1852, 1388, 1571, 1872, 19*8, 1879, 699, 662, 738, 744, 1101, 023,47, 867, A1SD, Tid; 1ie4, 1128, Lta8, 1129 1S » le 198, sL. Fart 2 —heatiroed Galendar.—Nos. fone, i562, ise2%;, 885, The Metallly Tablet Kazor Strop Can be obtained, genuine, ot J. & 8. BAUNDERS' store, No. 7 Asur Paris Felt Hats Just Received at White's, 18 Faken wrest, Gents dries hats, spring styles, $3, as usu Brooktyn.—Lockttt, fon & Co., 251 Falton street the and stella borders from $2 00 to 96 per sot. Also, fringes from 2 to 60 cents per piece of 12 yarda, Frederick's Photegsaphic Temple of Art, Nos. 685 aad Broadway, opposite Metropoiliaa Hotel, Phowogravha, yee, daguerrevtypes and ambrotypes in every style. sis Instaut Ph: Colored by the Queen's Artiat (or Sl 500 views, Ldxi7, selling tor 25 centa and 60 cents at HOLM bs, 280 Brosdwey. prices, ot PHILLIPS & SMITH", 64 Warren streat Chickering & Sons will Remove thetr Piano forte warercoms on the Ist of May. to the corner of Brosdway and Fourth street. “ ow he Oristadoro’s Pair Dye, and ‘The beat in the worid, whoieeaic ant retail, and the vately appiled, at No.6 Astor House, Batcheior’s Hair Dye, Wigs and ‘The beet in the all made Bold rt = surveaning & applied Machines for Manufac- ring purpeses and general use, Principal ofice, 449 Broad. ' end general use. , ; way, corner of Broome sire. Wigy, $8—At ‘s 7» 190 Fulton street, Broeklya. For style and quality we chaliengs the word. = ae as A Fine Head of Halr.—Witeon's Hulr Coloree nd restorer, only 3x ® bottle For esle only at the drug more, 6 Grand street Restores your hair, gray bair toa black or brown without dyeing the skin.’ Read advertise: ment in another column. ‘At the eecoad board «further e¢vance was resiised, and the market closed very active La Crosse tad grant bonds improved % per cent; Delaware and Hudson, }; ‘Milwaakio and Mississippi, 1; New York Ceatral Raitroa:, APRIL 21, 1858, Cleveland and Toledo, 1; MitWeukie and Mississippi, 3. do Batis, 7 WS do ; do Maracaibo, 7,200; mats; co B86 Bomingo, 6,400 do. eb aee il —The market ander the influenee of the ewe by the Asage, ansumed greater viy The emilee embraned 1; Erle, 34; Hudson River Railroad, 3%; Miohigau Suuthérn {™lP6 Om, cn the Beniw of about 12356 for middling Preferred, 34; Panama, 4; Galena aud Chicago, 34; Cleve” land and Toledo, 5 ; Chicago and Rook Inland, 254. Af-er the board the market was quite buoyast, and higher prives ruled. New York Contral, Erie and Hudson River Ruli- i road were in demand at our closing quotations ‘Tho transactions at the Clearing House to day wore as follows :— ‘Total exchanges. ‘The Union Bank has declared a semi four per cent; the Columbian Marine Insurance Company semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent. ‘The annexed Is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1:-—~ 6,730,268 18 1421 8t8 28 Total for the week..91,151,000 91,340,008 91,380,389 Previously reporved 10's64'2se MWjGL7'T2L 16,387,640 Bince January 1, The weekly exports are increasing, notwithstanding the absence of apy demand from Europe for our oroadatutfs, | Te Lordon, 100 uercee fnois beef were engaged at de. 61 Tho ageregate for last weok. was greater than that for the | 7) “ corresponding period ta either of the provious two yuars: The Philadelphia Ledger of the 20th inst. says:— The statements of the average condition of the Philadel. phia banks inst week snow a steady and decided increase 4p nearly.all the items, as the tolio comparison for the lat two weeks will shows ne mPa 5 2,484,160 Inc. 191,048 48 compared with the coadition of the banks inthe mid. die of February last, there has been an increase in inace bend Collars, and of deposite of over two and three quarter willions. The baak movement, it wii! be sean, is steadily sweilirg. tis true, bank resources are also incroasimg, wad they are probaly as welt or vetior able w meet their increased habilities row, with their increased means, fae tbey were with their leased rescurces to meet tucir reduced indebtedness in February. The banks are no doubt epaeavering to accommovate their customers as fur aa they deem prodent, aid at the same time make as much as they can tor themselves. Stock Kxohangs. Tomsbay, April 20, 1466 2Ov way NY Co RK.s10 89 = Ene RR +. d30 2% 2500 Onio 6's, ‘7 CO Tent 6's, ’' By 24% . . MOK 12 Merchants’ Bank. 110 86 Del & Hud Can Go 107 Pewn Coal Oo.... oe Box 43% oy 92 “4 415 2 10 O....seree BOS 300 do.” "680 90 650 Cley & To RR... 4436 4 44K 200 y. bao 0 Chi & Rik I Rit... 200 , SREP 00 160 < $100 do... 800 75% The following are the closing prices alter the board, as reported hy 0 Kowalski, No. 18 William street :— ave. wor worse 18%, 79 i 2 00 “ ™ She REPORTED SALES OF STOCKS AND BONDS AT ACTION. By A. H. Nielay. $2 0CO Mempbis City 6's... 4,008 Northern indiana RR. 7's 6,000 Michigan Southern RR 7's. 10 abares Shoo and Leather Rank, . Int. added do. 12% oe Dupuy'’s Cordial Elixir of Peruvian Bark-- For general debility, impaired digestion and dyapepaia, whe! er Arising (rom conslitudonal weakness, aedeutary bablis or too slows aoplication to business DU PUY # cordial elizir of most evallable tonic, nnd preseribed ‘contury the press of the civilized world has teemed wi'b proofs ‘Of the efBoary of theae remedies in bilions lisorder 4, complainta of the stomach and bowels, salt rheum, ant okis disorders. ‘Their wonderful properues'ere anchal: lepaed. P nglolan’s Own Book--Explaining Over ‘The M: thonsane tricks, with ovwr 600 wood cuts; price only $i. Fer tie by DICK & FITZORRALD, 18 Ann isroot Barrys Tricopherous ts the Gest and Peeples si ing Thats ‘ery Mid by od ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Terspar, April 20—6 P.M. ‘The advance at the first board this morning is another indication of the steady upward movement which began ton days ago, and which, strange to say, has progressed without the aid of « single member of the board. It isthe work solely of the outside public, who have been buying stocks while the brokers bave been selling them short. Had apy beld operator, with adequate means, laid hold of the market within the past ten days, he would have bad no difficulty in putting the leading epeculalives ten per cont higher; nothing of tho kind, however, has been attompt- ed, and the market has been left to the mercies of the public and the bears. The result we can see in a compari. son between the prices current now and those which ruled in the first week im April, showing an advance in a fort- night of from 5 to § per cent. The chances are now strongly tn favor of a decided further upward movement. Th would be accelerated and intensified f any pro- minest ball were to enter the market today as 4 genorsl purchaser; but even without this, it can hardly fall to take place. Slowly and by degrees the public ere purchasing stocke—some for cash— and these are removed out of the market; the othors on time, and these the bears—who are brokers—are now des- porately embarrassed to deliver. Erie, for instance, which bas been immensely oversold, chiefly by directors of the company, is scarcer than it has ever been; if any one chose to take the pains, it mignt be put to 90 without dif foulty. New York Centra mm the same manner has bean largely sold short, in anticipation of the re Imposition of tolla by the Legislature. The best informed persons who are acquainted with the aifeire of thie company are offering bets that it will touch par before next dividend day. Hadson River is in the same condition, Though it small, snug stock, of which stroot has never held any quantity t speak of, the bears have actunily sold short between fifteen and twenty thousand shares, which they will probably have to buy for delrvery in the neigh borhood of furty. Persona whe have money lying idle riek very litte by s venture in one of these live ffn- cles, provided they keep the option in their own bands and secure a fool contract. At the board thia morning the tranrectiows were quit) activo, and to an unusual amount Hudson River Ralirosd third mortgage bonds improved 1 per cont, La Crowe land grant bonds, %; Pennsylvania Cea! Company, 1's; Pacific Steamship Company, 1; New York Comtral jtvits road, 1; Brie, 14; Hudson River Raiirosd, 1y Avenue Railroad, 4; Reading, 2; Wichiguy southern, i, X; do. preferred, 1; Panamwe, \; Galena sad Chicgrs Stats 10 Artirans’ Bank... 26 Bank of Commerce. 2 Howard Fire lowurance Co, vi 4000 Gazoiner A mig. of $1,070 upon 18 lots iand, Oscelo Co. Also the tollowing — id Mining Co aS | , Wie, $5 . do. 806 RR 10's do, 265402655 ‘ 2 Goods Auction Sales 7 & Co. held a favorable sale of aasort- ed dry goods, The catalogue was sold through, and in many instances duj The domestic shirtings sold cases duplicated. Mears. Wilmerding, Hoguet & Humbert sold a cons- annual divicend of | Fy, $20,001,583 921,767,400 617,673,000 | Hens 28% | to check sales, 20% } Kontucky a tf 30 Soe | A OIMB. Int. added 80 was. P+] H* derable line of linen’ goois, including table cloths, &c., which brought ratiefactory prices. They also soid « ling of white goods, embroideries, &c., at fair prices, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Temmay, April 20-6 P.M Aatrrs.—The market was quiet, and sales confined to small lote of pots at 6c. Breavercrys.—Flour—The foreign news recetved by the A imparted more firmness to tho markot for bread stofls generally. 8hi ‘brands of common medium tye flour waa steady, with at the above ures. 2 th email gales of Jor. quiet, and sales tated. jerewold at LZKC., § 10 ab 100. Mossrs. Scott & in their weekly circular re market —Stok of Rio coffe bags. Recsived since to 3 060 bags: per Gallego, 7,100 do-; per Pilot Pian, 6,000 do.; por Kit, total, 27.483, Total stock, 49,849 bags. Mor ecnsumption estimated at 10,526 end Seaton cove on the WN of April, Ue date, per Sunny South per Terecca, 5,683 ¢ 3,700 4 al f 3 tigures. Wheat—The | © 8, Waoich ombraced 600 © ‘and 1,200 do. fair | | | | | three years :— 1886. 1986. 1857. ISEB Re’ 2,.ab,0CO 3,067,000 2,707 2,884,000 k Gt Brit. -2;048'000 1;348;600 1,169;000 1,181 000 00 '387 000 ‘aaa, ‘208,000 1,530,000 2,124,000 1,R08'o00 1,318/008 387°000 “tet'000 "400,000 ing be past woek, included in the abovo— cree Gruspess 2,600 « 3000 bake, hs “-- ‘h fell: wing fe @ elatement of the movement tn cettow ve Le Int of Seplemder, at compared with the previous 69,100 29,000 67,000 ’ § 2060 69,00 46,000 9, 000 France... 14,000 12000 2,000 19,000 aia Otper tor porta 4,000 10,000 14,000 11,000 Chalteoge of the ting be Total exports $9,000 91,000 82.000 121,000 serivel ad ale s heen peculiar to eat indivi, who was crease ‘tas ©" with a cc! 0 wn aver discovered m™ by 128,000 bales Experte—iatrease to rest Brita, 74 008 ‘blak bo piacarded We drendful taallen ga ‘Ee geescaita . ; Cason ‘avirit aiteudea rr bales; decrease to France. 4,600, decrease to other ‘0 Byrnes Ot tal a to an ae et Ths woot ee Ges SA Sl Seen eco as eee oe ee et soe Fumauts —Rates wero dul and ergagements were mo. The epithet of the Dead Boxer had | ieee derate. | To Lavergeel, bout 20,000 bushew grain ware [3 sonersnence of s cartaie f ialeaeee Oy bed beam + 600 Dis flour at Ls 4}gd., 1,500 ddl. Lo RB o y We NCS aoa Met ah bes ete ad bain at Sean sue praeple that we calle fla markomaan 6 dowd gauare cotien, 8: 40 ; and 1°6 40 oa Island at 3104. | Bt tcrda io to ti Fal igure ‘Ene win an. | ered inte \toatecnorte, To Bremen 60 bbis asbes wore engaged at year koowe to commmunientp Oe somes of cases tobaceo at Zie 6d Rates to oth were paige the which he unchapgeé 4 brig of 170 tone was eng Rico an1 back at 400. and $3, and another vessel to load om the gouth wide Cubs at 37550. and $2 60. California | ed out treigbte were unchanged. Hay —8alce of c.mmon to prime were reported at 80¢. a 660., with to day. MoLasus was quiet, whi 24 wore unchanged. Navat Brouaa.-- The stoke ene light end cigs wactrve. Sales of abeut CO bbis spirits turpentine were made at 620, and 1,268 bbla. rovin at $1 60 Finer qaalt- ties were in gvod request, with sales of 1,200 # 1,900 bbie. tow extraNo 1 at $2 a $5 per 280 ibs. Aamall ‘ot of prime ‘new paio rosin was sold at $8 25. About 200 bbis, Wi!- tmington and Wasbington tar were sold at $2 440 82 66 Ors —Linseed coutinved steady, with limited ssies at 70c. a Tlc. asked. Crude whale and sperm were inactive, and prices inclined to drocp. Provmrovs —Pork—Tbe market covtinued firm, with enles of atout 1,600 «1,308 bols.. including mous at $18 a $18 10, aad 600 bbls. prime at $13 66, with mal! lots at | $14 76, tain mess at $17 60, prime mors at $16 50, and clear BL $19, Reet was steady, wich wales of about $60 bbis , ire uding c: un: ime at $7 75 a $8 25, conntry mess at $1 At ed Weatern at $l2a $15 50, with & «mall ict of beter. quality at $15.76. Repacked extra mees was at $1¢ a $460; prime moss was at $16 © $25, lkef bems wore seedy, with saies of 60 a 00 obdia at $14. Bacon was firm, with sales at Sic. 4 930., and 60 bhde, wmoked sides were wolt ar 100 Cut ments were tu fair Gonand with sales of 400 packages at To, for shoulders, and at 9%c. u9%e to Lc. for bams, Lard was firm, with salea ot 900 bbls and tierces at Le. a LiKe abo 300 kegs ut 2c @ 2240.» New butter was firm and tn goot demand, while old was dull Old Obio was gelling at Lc. @ L6e , new do at lsc a 20c.; old State was soiling at 1éc @ 22c., and cew at 263. a Be. hog was Gull: Obio we quote at To 4 8c., sad State at Te. a Rick was quiet at 3340 a 4c, SUGARS Wei end there was Lardly enough done to make amsrket Te sates embraced about 300 nds. ic lota, tn cludieg 27! | orto Rico, part at p. ¢, and the remaiader at 6.8 TC., with 36 hnds Cuba muscovado at 60. Tonacco 2 quiet, but prices firm. Sales of 67 hhda, So #143; 116 baios Havana ad p. b; soedieat. 12¢ a 2c) 17 do Florida, 2c. Wamsker.—Sales of about 300 bbis. wore mado at zic Movements tn ft | (moth, for abipment, moderate transactions : 4 F wae considered to he « proficient challenge eppesced, dh chy myion when oft nbd JUDE the bale snd feeb) nen relinys Mf C-ar sed 3 | tur (amed Dead Horer. The report ot Wn oer spread Cet and sum cin the roun'es. sad ‘Overy Clans aadreuk of iife mi Borectach,-and morw ac full suede fon poveldio rach aa ear y gllinvae of him’ Ne apehen "bot ay excpt with reference to ton in reduced be topic of which was pot Baving perambucted the town he retutned to rose, whicb stout tmgmedintely in (romt of fended by rausie, he pertoelly pub! drop snd sovorona wien, cathe ni Tight o: wT renoy to-undertake to pay iin the sum of fif'y guiness out of exebequer. Ha i t is u i i 0, of | i al S if i aot i : # thi ‘down Lis geundet, We 1B than Aum ma sicmns pisyed a dead march. ond there was ceriAls!y rome thing id sad fearful ta the association produced’ by thease etrains of death and the fatality of encoun’ oallenge he repenied at the eam piace three qucoessive days after which be pall ‘The thrilling inctden's «biob followed the chaileage— ite tance by tbe strong armed 0’ Rorke—the laments tien for the young man, whose Cesth tn the combat a'l looted uztn ae inevflabie—the preparations for the batde—the grave w given with Htedite fidelity 1a Of this startitog tradiuon see ‘April 24. in which tbe oom: \t of trations, Is given. ‘The CLiper ts the stmerica, and ta sold by ail new de: copy. Lek none tall o read the “Dead Blow of tbe Lamb Laudber " Conn wit. —Borron.—On Thi @arrted, nite Oe tow ar verry, Manx Conant: to Leor iM, eldesi daughter et wull; (Bo iwowumoncy of tae wosther tended | Charles J.'Sutkon, Eaq., all of Tremoul, Westchester ooum- iy). ¥. bvrowr—Mona:s.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, April 19, a6. the Chnren of the Boty Trinity, by the Rev. | 4 lewis, D. D., Mr. Onantan Thomas, son of the late W. B, Dupont, Faq, of Quebec, C. E., to’ Miss Masgauxr Ji 608 Zoungoet cacghter of the late J. W. morris, faq., of F Quebec and Halifax papers please copy. Gaorai— —On Monday 5 10; ty Rev Dr Armitage, Mr Moariaxs Gaurrry to AmAsDA M Frances, all of tois city Troy et. (encumbrance 85, nebapcaces Four story bouse and lot 174 West Nipeteenth at. 95,300) House ang lot 222 sullivan st...... of 6 lots on Atlantic st., Brooklya borth side State at., cast of Smith, 2 do, do, do. do. do, 8! 1 lot southeast cor. Schermerborn aad Smith ots 1 lot acjcining on Smith st 2a " do. de. “AT JONES’, W ANN STRERT, 63 60 FOR CONGR gaiters; and only $6 for patew’ Loather boot, spring style A WEDDING CARD—PLATE AND PACK OF ELE. gant Paris cards, $250, o EY BRURLL'S, Broadway, corner of Luane FIRST CLASS POPULAR REITAURANT, HAND eomely fitted tip, indies’ saloon ntiached. on sae of the best avenues, for § 600. apply to WM MIK#T, 135 Masesu wreet T ROME INVITATIONS.—THK NKW_ STYLE OF note paper ai (be same pri 28'S, 688 Biondi wa; NAUTION.—DR. H. James, OF 19 GRAND STRERT, Jersey City, N J has no agent in thie city for toe aale ob bia Rutract of Canadas Indica None gene! except which bea Lr. H James, 80 19 Grand sureot, Jersoy Cuz, ¥. a tm the glass of each bottia. ORNS BUNIONS, NAIIA PENETRATING THD extracted witbc ul pein, 80 that the hoot oan be wore fmmed'ate:y after the operation withou: tne least inceave nienoe to the petiant, by Dr ZAUHARLE, durgeoa Chiropod way. VaTT'’S LIFE BAISAM OUBED MB corner of Canal and Hudson streets, ( .) of rheumation of the mort painful kind, whieh had rendered him « cripple for months YATT'S LIFE BALSAM.CURED MI88 COLE, NO. 148 Third avenue, of asthma of he most paiatul aad dange- rous kind. She had from infaao; the , and Hparme so severe ws to force the svernum or bresal bone out of place. YATI'R LIFE BALSAM CURED BX-ALDRRMAN J. Kelly, Thirteenth ward, ¥ i), Brooklyn, of rhouma Une. after be bad been under modioal treaument tn vain, amd crippled ior montha, YATT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED WM. J. BROWN, Inte of 9 Prince street, of fieinia after he had submits to varioas operations, and which confine! bia (o hiv room fer weeks Verve i 4 CURED & Grove street, and 21 Cliatos Market, of tndam: i gou', alver be hed been erippled for yaare.” HY Arn LUPE BALSAM OURKD OHAK. CLARK, MRR. clamht talie Launingburg. N. Y., Of norotulous ulserw woe rheumatiam, whieh bad ry fused to yield woul the 11K YATT’® LIFE BALSAM ny No. 12 Willett vireet, of king’s evil. The ulcer cov: tho entire left side of the neck end (ace. RAD WM. HOUSEL, OF red. ATI'S LIFE BALSAM CURED JAMKS MKF whose office is at No. 42 Frou street, of chromic dyspey tia of the most torturing Kind. YATT'S LIFE BALSAM HAS CURED 10000 CABK® similar Glee sees, apd it will most, certainly cure ang cane which can be reached by medicine, if taken in ‘noe with the directions not comtain 8 particle of merenry or any other dein terious mineral. it can be lakea with perfect safety by the most delicate woman or infaa\ Tr 18 THE GREAT CURATIVE BLESBING OF THE AGR [B.conts per bottle; six 2ottles, 4 Princip! Cepot 246 Grand street, N. ¥ Ke wure apd get tbe right number Agent for Hrooklyn, Mra HAY Ke, 175 Fulton street. Aieot tor Philadelphia: TW. DYUTT & Bute, 152 Nerwh Second atr R. LEVRTT, DENTIST, HAVING PERPROTED TS new invention, and obtained letiers patan:, in preseni- ing {t 10 the public weuld eal! avecial atirntion to many of the wa cards, Furnished ouly | } Faq. Het Livay—Coey —Ip Brocklya, on Bunda: the Rev Dr. Sconeiler, pastor ot St Paul's oT gape to Mise Ovmzmnusa Cowt, inte of tea, Bazrreaver —On Tuesday, April 20; after a short but severe ilies, PA Bagrsavre, Kaq., in the 60th your ago. ‘Mis trends, and those of the family, aro respectfully i vited to attend the without further actice, fromm bin late reniceuco, No. 18 Amity etree, Brooklyn, ems ‘Thureday afternoon, at bree o'clock. Buotty —On Tuesday afternoon, April 20, Wuiaam Baea- + Eee hutes ane sitends of tho family are respectfulty rei ere invited w attend the funeral, without further notice, em. Aiternoon, at two o'clock, from bis Inte rast No 122 Fourth avenue. His remains will be taken: “Sinan ae iptorment fant nad Dorr please copy. Cannois —-Sutdealy fat alsen, South Carolina, ow Sud-- ay Ape 18, Mt, Axi Boma, wil of Rev.g. Balad Her remains will be interred in Greeawood Cemetery on Saturday next. Frramos —suedenly, on merning, April 99, oe Jamon Fencosom Nativeot sovtana, im the 284b your of bis age His triepds are respectfully invited to attend the funsral., this (Wednesday) atternoon, at two o'clock, from hus inse reslécaee, No 4 Greeuwich street * Spee LeGiek.—At Waildridge, Liltcots, oa * z cr, wife of Wiillam F. Flagier, of this city, aged Lé& years Lonan —On Tuesday, fF pwden ony 7 the beioned wite of Jeba Horan, aged 43 9 , Inte of Croome, county: i nk, Le pan he frencs of the family are reapertiully invited ta at tend the funeral, from ber late pom 12 Grom. venue, Greespoint, next Tenth wireet Corry, em atternoon, ai two o'clock. Limerick, Clare and Tipperary papers picase: ; April 19, Mrn. Mawma. Re,” RERTHON, wife of James: ‘4 poars. ’ , The ‘uperal will take place tha moraing,,~ at eleven o'clock, from No 298 Ninetosath suret’ ‘The relatives and friouds are reapectfully invited to attend. ‘The funeral sermon will be delivered by Rev. Mr. Corf, at the Dutch Reformed canreb, Clermont avenaa, i | bear Myrtle avenue, srooklys, at half past one o'clock James —Su¢denty on Tuesday morning, Aprtl 20, Mame Aan, only Gaughter of Thomas aaa Setian James, axed 4 years, 7 moins and 2 days. The relatives and friends of the family aro Cully invited to atend the fazeral, this (Wednesday) shornoar ‘at two o'clock, from the resideace of ber parenta, No 2 Ninth avenue jor romaing will be taken Oreeowe for interment. eas, tian fortitade and ia the hopo of @ blessed iminoctal Kite Keasany, the beloved wife of Jona Seanedg, aged 24 years, 3 months ard 26 days. ‘The relattves and triends of the tamily are resyect invited to atend the funersl, from ber lase reasd 0, this (Wedmesing > Tenth street, Guwangs, Brookly Boon at two o'clock Lawrow —On Monday, April 10, afer a shart bot \ilnes#, Mra. Kotw Lawrom, widow of the iaio M Tawton, sged 66 years, L mouth ead 4 days. The relatives aod friends of the farnily are resy invited to attend the fuseral from ber tate rewde 44 Cedar street, on Thursday afternoon, at tw Her remaiza will be taken to Grecawood Usmet torment * it 4 nce »o'clom, 17 tor o- “cE Mo improvements, which are of such an adinirabie character | aionce. The plates in erdininary use cover © of ‘he Dr. Levett’s that any person can discern their usefulness amd importance 4 a Toof oF soft palsin of the movin. inimetering wih tastm, speech and comfort with this great objeodon, and is stronger in adhesion, the aunosp! eric resgure nad Inu) being brought to bear on an entire!y nove! aa Pilcation, the self evident merit of which gxiaed it the full comm ‘of of the Paieot Odice, Thix unprovement bas been thorouaSly tested. wad mamdere of ie ‘provearion > atore Y feoling necessary ¥ tne inveodgatiog of the Seqessary 16 tao fay th Waverley piace, Rear Broadway, §. ¥. meen FTncr AT BARNS © CAR, Ne ely, e.._ Gibson's syrup will c » ehudew 7. Try le Fur sale by ©. Hing, flows 192 Hrondway. {ipeon's syrup teal roots aad no mlnerale. syrup only professes to pu 1 ottlon nad ts like wine to dria, ought to have in their hovae, ly, puny women and childrea. ye syrup Wil cure DaweRigia, OF nervousness, oF de itis warranted. . H. Ring, 192 Broadway thing pertaining maker aad propriet. fu. JOSEPH CLARK, 85 Waahington avenue, Albany, merchant, (2 | wood tn yr “ vo Were cured Depot 168 . mm apy part of the counizy. punning, re it phe OF THE DARING ADVENTURES UF MAJOR ©. BOLIN, OF CALTFORSIA, PUBLISHED LN THR MASONAL DOLCE TATRATED ACES AT THE EXECUTION teponten ga OF ANDERSON AND RICHAR T LANCASTER, PA PUBLISHED IN 11LE er NATIONAL POLIC B GAZETTR number of persona ® Ap medicine can be senvta (pee evan wit " BALLARD, SHUTE & ©0. 46 Broadway, FPWRNTT Vive CRNTR IN CAR OR Fost da imps, will purchase “Dr Lagton’s twelve for mado ‘the bom fvtated, ‘with ful Inet vetious an ‘commation, sad acticlea, al one quarter eubtia, coving ap danvs bair, tooth powders, sioretiv a bloom ‘soe in tho United States on the reeelpt of ye, pomad of roses to reraors a for he compiervom, indethot nse, Vets we ber oondiong Ciien, be ene a Address Dr Uaytoa, @ Allen atevet, New wr . | Lim, aged 2 yearn, 4 montns and 17 days. the Melavomsy.—On Mowday, 4 Loran, youngest daughter of Hugh and Mar’ » Melowge Are respect. residence of (Wednenday ) aither ave frends aad acqumetances of the fanily: fully invited to ettepd the fuporai, from tae her father, No. 246 Seventh avenue, tia + afternoon, at two o clock precisaly, without f en, Milocomu.—Om Toceday April 20, 7 Teviw, damghter of Jobn aad Julie Mole “2% «nem Jame montha apd 2 days. aghin, aged 3 ‘ The friets of the family, and those el tnste gars Tecutr.cOn Teesday, April 20, Ate £1, Terme, OAc aie ie ta nay we ceeay ie vee aod friend invited to attend the funeral, #ithout further notice (Wedorssay) afternoon, at Lara o'clock, from the Berean eds red, corngs of Downing @aq Bodford etrgeis.