The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1858, Page 7

trash to cut off, which we shall do at the frst | copertgaan Tr ~+pegag ~ pany or Fowt Sytuunc—A Gakar Mewa Azovt Norane— At is well known that oo" tt when the governme: hes anything to wo. .. gets lees for it, and when it wants to buy any- thing it must pay more for it, than an indi- vidual or a corporation. When the Secretary of War sold the Fort Suell- ing reservation last summer for $90.000, there ‘was a bue and cry raised by a parcel of disap- ‘pointed land operators and specalators beeause it was diepored of by private sale to one indi- vidual, who had put $30,000 worth of improve- ‘ments on the property, and not put up to publio anotion in lota. They said that it wasacorrupt tranenction ; that the property was worth ever #0 meny times as much, and so forth. The commiwioners in their report at the time ex- plained the reason why they sold it by private sale. They discovered that a combination had ‘been formed to prevent the lands going higher than government price, $1 25 an acre, or $2 50 at the utmost. One of them, while travelling from Dubuque to the fort, heard people expross- ing the opinion that it shoald not be allowed to sell for more than that, and it. was commonly predicted that it woald not. The commissioners then put a price on it, such as they thought it was worth, and offered it to a Mr. Steele, a gen- tleman who resided on it, and whom they thought, from the improvements ne made, had the best right to the offer. After some bargain- Ing it was sold to him for $90,000. But, through the instrumentality of Mr. Smith, of Illinois, a committee of Congress was procured to investigate it. Tho evidence taken before that committee we publish to day. It substantiates the account given in the commissioners’ report, and at the same time reveais a good deal of the machinery by which these operations are worked out. All the facts appear in the evidence; it also appears that the sale was fairly made; that the price was on an average better than the govern- ment usually gets for reserved lands, far better than it realized by the sale of other forts in the eamg region; and that, though it may tagm out @ good speculation for the gentlemen wim pur- chased the land, yet it by no means follows that tbe government has been cheated, or that there has been any fraud or corruption in the busi- ness. More Srvcus —The California steamer which arrived yesterduy added a million and a halfto the thirty-four millions already in bank. This acoumulation of specie has not yet begun to tell on any part of the speculative world; but thore are greatly mistaken who suppose that it will not prodace its proper consequence. Firet stocks, as most easily handled, and most recklessly dealt in, muri feel the effect of the plethora; next merchandise of all kinds. This latter may take a year or two to start; but the speculation will begin before then. As soon as the ball is started, everybody will awear they foresaw it. But it will nevertheless take the bulk of the community by surprise. ‘Only the shrewd ones perceive that this is the time to buy property of all kinds. Wuo 1s rue Heap or tHe Porice t~The other night, at the attempted row at the Acade- my, the policemen of the City Judge arrested the disturbers of the peace—the Recorder took bail and discharged them--the Police Commis- sioners stood by and delivered an opinion and the Mayor's squad were hurrying to the ecene when all was over. Have we five police distinct authorities in this devoted city? —_ Personal Lntelligence. Tue Abingion Virginian ways that Hou. Fayotte Mo Mullen; Governor of Washington Territory, bas obtained a ere from his wife in thecouris there, and Intends re- tornlag to Virginia the coring sum mer, and settling la‘ county of Scott or Smythe Misa Nickinson, of the Torsnto theatre, and daughter of the manager, was recent!y married to Mr. Morrigon, one <of the editors and proprietors of the Toronto Colonist. A ipod from Berlm saye-—The Taiergarten is daily flied with promenaders, atiracted not only by the fine wouther, but by the bope of secing her a Privcess }redericg Witham on borreback. vides a benutiful black Loree, and rises ~ 4 accompani the court. vourd the groun's. She is) uennil fag master avd one of tho ladies nad elegance with ebico ber royal highness manages ber horse and ber gracetal seat arc the admiration of all be holders. (he princess wa greattay: ror and shows much intorest in everything Conve ied with artand rolonce, Sho devotes a portion of the day to tho study of history, ma thematios pastes, but pays equal atrontion to things of ordwary da iy imiercourre A letter from Rome of the 3d says:—Nearly 2,000 British eudiccts are calculated to be ip Rome at the pre Americans; bot extra stoamers and terrestris! modes of copvey ance are anecucee’ (or Dext week & soou am the ium pation of St Peter's and the girandoia flreworks have compieted the Fanver foxtiritien, One of whe new measures in contemp! poleon ia ead to be a census of the foreigy varie. Na Rerr ¢ ehire, New York. Bowe 1. ©, Dajron Minnerow Frou Cailfornia and, Aspinwall in sioam tor — tre W Rar: Net infante avd ts Cariion. 7 Kir hk randgreen, P € itor and vind M Biorgon, ‘wile ani anther: U Poaree . Pinadeiphia — well, New Laer oman he. Ureesie, Ly 70. ©. Parnem, a bey. A iW Dotan. Mies mie tite, 7, ice and lofi nt Nts B Towing, Mise M Tot, weit ert carp bier aw ira etm brey, to: a ru pg rE Wi gllogs ang wire ced t-fant: Mee au r Sey d asnes, F hits “ice Wat wt Ketsed, sod #00. 8 ote J Buteter, W Seven n listed nnd aon nod wite | Brannan, # = J viren Wien Stockton, Rin foo Amv “ WF ilibest Dr A Waison and’ wife Mes ie rs Ke lvere, J area, Mew styare, N mo A R Harrie and jnsagt, Mra Groshice sid four ‘Yates and two thond, FM Simpson. & T Teens ine. Mr R Moore, bre It 1) Davi. Aire Span Bei cntcren, Li Warner T Vonce, ¥ Boros De Penhaiion § Rendersnn, No Roy Green, D Larsom. Av Dobie, fhe FN aun ret tan or, J Barrett, ne, 1. W reed, MR moo Stash Mad troipnie Me My Comin, F Platchor Fitach, A leinmobers, Ft ais. W Van Second, W TT Rinne, ¢ Richerdeon J orsan, & AK Kone JQ Co Vario, « Taha * Vein Aapt im One chi, Meso) ro tnd chi rau tatb-cod Sin cewnge, From Ravannah ta vehi. ‘varlor Mts Gros Rad 96 ud ure, atte Hartel emir too Mrand Mra Neultmeleier, a on, J Waters, Win Woters—and 51 16 tbe neers, oak on aS Atnivs, leans, in be Fey Chy- hy rm F Conlon, Hf 60h Taree. a: aimee, ¢ Fon. mu two ebiitren sad nat & dorasmn Salas, B Dut oe es Pais Cahill st Fjyzatmemon Carbers, Court Catender—This Day, Sr mew, Puree. bie! 447, 433, by wih Taha 28, 440 font Dement, and as many more Rustinos, Fronch and | | (4 Arp, M Altern, Mre Rosa amd fire cattren, Mes | NEW THE LATEST “~~ = crews eaenaeen 1 INTERESTING Sioa THR NATIONAL CsPITAL. | évedilanas Programas on the “atone Question, ROE eT ey Our Difficulties with New Gra- mada and Paraguay. ™. fan TRO ween Our Spectal Washington ‘THE KANSAS REPORT, AND HOW IT 15 PROPOSED TO DISPOSE OF IT-— PROPOSED NATIONAL FOUNDRIES — HN WILLBIT'S POINT INVESTIGATION— THR OAS BDKRAN TREATY—THE OPPOSITION TO TH@ FaRA- QUAY REVOLUTION--THE TRUBS SEORET OF SIR WM. GORE OUBBLEY’S MISSION, BTO. Wasmixeton, April 27, 1858, Tt ig the intention of the friecds of tbo administration in the House to move the previous question to-morrow on the adoption of the report of the Conference Committee on the Kansas bill. If that motion issustained, of coarse the bill will pars. Should it not succeed, the discussion ‘will then be kept open and become general. The opposi- tion purpose, if the previous question does not prevent It, to offer an amendment cutting the bill in two, and, dis- carding everything relating to Lecompton, pross the passage of that portion alone of the English bill which de clarea tbat Kansas sball not be admitted es a State till she haa the requ'ette population for one member of Congress, ‘and that this shall be tho rule in fature in tho admission of all new States. This amendment will be ruled out of order by the Speaker, as the repert of a conference com- mittee cannot be amended. It must eithor be accepted or Pejocted. ‘Phe Koglish bill does not give Kansas any more land than has been usual to give the now States, and which by usage sho wil be entitled to whenever adinttted So far from being @ bribe, it tn fact strikes out sixty million acres which in the original bill were given to two contomplated railroads. Robert J. Walker supports the Conference bill. THe pro- Dably doce not like the back eeat assigned him in the op- position. Douglas announces tonight he will oppose the Dill to the ond. Tt is semi officially announced in the Union that the ‘Troasury Department will rot ask for a loan of thirty millions, and doos not intend to fund the Treasury notes. Thore ia no doubt, however, the Secretary will ask Oon- grese for discretionary power to increase the issue or Treasury notes as a temporary expediont, Mr. Cobb believing that by next fall trade will have recuperated #0 ae to largely augment the revenuc. The amount of Treasury notes new outstanding, made up to today, is only $8,188,000. . The House Committee on Military Affairs have been en_ gaged in investigating the subjoct of the establishment of national foundries avd the encouragement of the maau- facture of American tron. Tho genoral policy is to con” struct ai least five steamors a year for the ueo of the navy, the machinery to be made at the government foundries, and also to manufacture a new style of ordnance. The ‘bul which the committes are prepared to report provides for tho establishment of onecr more national foundries, appropriates sufficiont money to parchase ground and commence buildings, e!tes to be selected by the Secretary of War under direction of the Prosidont, who will appointa Board of Military oflicers to report on the various local! thes, The bill will probably become a law this Congress. ‘The Willett’s Point Investigating Committe will report in a couple of weeks. Prosper M. Wetmore Sgures con epicuously in the transaction. Richard Scholl, John C. Mather and ox Mayor Mickle, are summonod to appear this week. Mr. Gillett was nominated to-day as Solicitor of the Court of Clams, vice Blair. Gereral Horran, the New Granadian Minister, conti- dently expecta the next eteamer will bring news of the ratification by both branches of Congress at Bogota of the (Cuss Herran treaty, by which full redress is to be given for the Panama outrages. If this expectation should bo verified, negotiations will at onco be commenced for a proper prstal convention with New Granade. In case the tresiy should be rejected, the President will report tho fact to Congress, and it will be for that body to dotermine whothor the Executive is to have the power to enforce respect for the flag of the United States anda redress of outrages on our citizens. ‘The opposition offered to the reso ution rogarding Para guay looks as if there was a determination on the part of some Senators to refuse all power to the Mresidoat to have our rights respected by foreign governments. Air William Gore Uuseley has not yet communicated to this governmont the cause of bis presence bore. It's be Tics od im ctplomatic circloe that it is the determination of England at all hazards to maintain possession of the teiand of Ruatan for the purpose of fortifying it aa the Gibraltar of Central America. Mr. Bachanan’s known feellng against ibo British interpretation pat upon the Cayton Pulwer treaty, aod Lis recommendation to have Mt abrogated, doubtless induced Lord Palmorston to sond Mr. Ouseley hero, to be on hand when the Clayton. Ral wor monstrosity is disposed ef,and then urge a new treaty which wil waive the question of tho Bay Islands, No ad viooa baye yot beon received by Lord Napler on the sub ect fom the new Cabinet in Kogland, but they will proba biy whon rocetved continue the previous policy, In that event the complications will be of @ sorious character, as Fnglaad will, doubt'ces, in the absonce of any troaty, proce: to furtify Ruatao, a proseeting whic cannot bo permitted by the Vaited Stas. No treaty will bo nego- coigation schemes at the Delco or Bay Lelands. If the ‘© a Dew one the Presitent would not enter 4.to Avy more triangular treaties with Great Britain on the subject of Contral America; bat, undor oxist'ng cir. comptancee, it ie probable General Case will endeavor to tatrenty which wil! diepove of the mbject. The preapect of a satiefactory concivsion ‘s not flattering, for | u'the Palmerston policy prevails Ungland will not consent tw give op ber rretersions--and Uhis is the real secret of Ouge'ey 's oxwaordinary mission. TH CURTRAL NRWSPAIR PMRE ATOR. Wacnxcrom, April 27, 1868. Deepatches dated Mth inst have boon received at the Navy Department from Captain Hudson, in command of the steam frigate Niogara. Four bundred and seventy miles of the telegraph cable had been coiled in the Niagara ant Agonemnon: each would carry fourteca huwdred and eisty miles, Captain Hudson writes that he hag beon re- coived Wilu Overy Courtesy, aud that his officors and race ore all well A largo par'y of exccesefal bitters for mail contracts for the Southern and So\.ihwestern States to night marebed D pre: easton to the Presiient's and Postmaster Goneral’s residen-es, and etionded to them the compliment of a serenade, THINGY-C1FTH CONGKESS Finer Srasior. Senate. Waemxaton, April 27, 1868. Nothing of ‘terest transpired during tho fret half hour of the session. THE RAMEAR OONVRRENCR COMMITTEN'S REPORT. At half pnat twelve the report of the Conference Com miittes eame up, whereupon Mr. Currrexney took the Moor. He sail that tho offer mato by the conference substitute ia merely equivalent to # bribe of public lands to accept the Lecompton constitation. He then went on to say that | the conforence subetitnte ins poor, maimed imperfect | offered be invites the Senate img ‘ow and ellie. u) | poon be recogm ed as the wreatest, te veo ois a f Gh, Waere P churenah W tro j stprop Mtge Aa Caan hires Synth 1 K Bannister, Mian Rita Welle The, Pros! Proudtcot A Wilson,” J wher, Miiayny Pd cation cA | Temean, Mre fon Mew Chis Wiloog. Wr tenes, John M | } a lores i substitrte for the bill adopted by the House. After datining his reasons for adhering to his amondment adopted by the House in preference two tho conference substitute new iaily to attempt to do jestice, writhoas recriminauon with ot eoctionl erences. ‘orring to tho walea! poeition of tucky, he pointed out that be Tovercets re pect uly, tn favor of maintaining the Union,snd of the cf cordiatity among its nections. earnest appeal to all partios and sections vo reapect the inaghificent proportions anc destiny of this Union, which airandy Is recognized ae among the Powers, Bat will We avoid sectional and petiy catinon of division. ‘The Senate was crowded during the dollyery of Mr. a Crigenden's spect, abd be wae Ustewed to with rapt at- tention Mr. Hew, (adm.) of Va., ied in an able argo — eriatio to Mr. Crittenden’ iy ints. To throw back ihe peopte of Kaosas into a torr condition would woduce & truce of three or four yoars, which trace might Ke i improved into & permanont pears, and this distractia question pass cut of federal politisn, th ing tiene to attend to the great objects, moral and political, which themsolves tr oar attestion vtawen, (opp.) of Vt, made am oll fashioned Mr Hare, (opp ) of N. BH. discumed the ie eee conference aul s fay me a ot K-~ 4 Kanens como into the | pion gubstitate, f+ \aneas ae 8 clave State, ee lina tho sascageens Olere 8 prommems of five mJition@ of acres of land for her t> come vo State. Mr. Hale then went into severe comments a3 ray that there cists po real equality, Dl bectaaee gure ‘omeg by 8 angie Gah Yree Bintes YORK ER ALD, tiated with England which wil recognise tn any way her | WEDNES evens) ee* {pe peakn bland (7 com be a tent ool for 4 Sarntabe te Varo ure pat tt { wae *Munted mm latitude wrero w Ud Bot be imac.” ® ge We weasees Duce exe. the ir Wave, oe, of Obi, strongly censerea the rotion “omni eo an Hite. to Uae Gost | ey tery TepugesBt to tue North. Ho spoke for over tn 1o0r, UALR foro,%0 terms tn condemoaation of the | couree of dhe Fxeoutive, “dich he characterized as A discuseion followed ot etic eta ne arrmaee being agreed to, the aa Journed. Wasunnarom, April 27, 1858, SPORT OF THE PORT PNNLLING INVERTIGATING COMMIITER Mr, Perr, (opp.) of Ind., from the Solect Committee, to investigate the facta and circumstances attending the nalo of the Fort Snelling property, made a roport from the majority, that said committee was not so foriunato as to come to an arrangement relative to tho facts. [a roply toa wuggestion by Mr. Grow, ho romarked that thero was nothing in it implicating any member of either branch of Congress. He moved that tho report be laid upon the table and printed, and made the spocts! order for the 18m of May, which was agroed to, {300 second pags of tots morping’s Hinaio for an abstract of tho evideace mitted with this report | Mr. Beexrrr, (adm ) of Ky., made a minority report, which was ordered to take the same direction. THR COUNCIL BLOWS LAND PCRCHAME. Mr. Hamas, (adm.) of Lad., asked loave to offer a reso iting a breach of ivilege, order and decorum of the House, the lacter tore bein Kg asked leave to snbmit a preambie aud poring & Solect Committe of fire to inquire as to to te’ end ciroamstancen by whisn, undor an order of the Commissioner of sho Land (tilce, Senator ht and Representatives inglish aad Foley wore per met ober ethos cron te Gs ant OAS Cascrsect, (opp ) of Ohio, sald tt was not a breach ot Brien on thopartof Mr Spinner. If every momber vil through the pub {6 presa should think proper to bring tho subject to She Benes, ay wou ( have novhing but question® of privilog: 1 The Srmaxex oided ust the question was one of privi- “itr. Hrauws wished the House to set its seal of con dempation on the malicious assault on tho Senator (Bright) gad roprcacotatives. Tbe House should maintata tts own dignity apd cbaracter. ‘Tho nowspaper attack embodied in Mr Spizner’s reeolution was falsé and scaidaious, founded !n | irorance ‘of the public statutes of the country He (Hughes) bad no doubt the resolution was concocted Cuteide this house. Mr. Hughes explained tant sossra. Bright, Fngttsh and Foley, ogmade ther locations under jaw, from which he read, "Ho said the procoodiogs of the Tlowse wore used for tho purpose of stabbiog a commia- elorer ofa '«ad office, a senator and two representatives, and ior this purpose irresponsibie and infamous nows- paper attacks wors lugged on. Mr. Ginowae, (oop ) of Ohio. raised the question of order. but the Speaker Overruled tho objection as coming too late. Mr Escveu, (adm ) of Ind, said be had been a nem ber of the House for ive years, nbd could mppeal to the record to bear him out in the sesertion that in all that time he pever uttered a sentence retiecting on the per. sonal cha: acter of any of hie asso sates on this floor, ead jpeg Pete began occasion to noilce or refer to any ee cbaracter toward himeeif. He know 0 law efhich mado i improper in sense for a member of Copgrene to purchase pu Oa the 2ud of Yebruary ho and Mr. Foley, for thousseivea and ‘of their constituents, doposited im the Genoral Land Ofice a number of land warrants, which were lo- cated in open day, under the law and tho iostructions of of tho loterior and tho Commissioner of the Mr. Sprever, emia Eos Y., alloding to a romark of Mr Tiughes, that be (Spinner) did not desire an investiga tion, prow the charge The geatioman from Indiana mui ble, had embodied a a democratic paper, Mr. Foury, entivfied that the charge Mr. Srin ven ropiied in the nogative. Mr. Giomixoy eaid the Chair bad misconesived hi» for- ror point of order. He did not understand the meembor for the discharge of his duty. The Srmaxxn replied thet that wna a qnestion for tho | House to deckie when they come to vote on the rosolu- tion. Mr. Camrent: allodod to © clase of seribblors who are hired to malign those ia power, turoagh the medium of Tags, lampbiack and ot, and relerres to the Gole of }e- cember, to ehow that that peper, published at | the expense of tho government, haa charged cirectly the freretary of ihe Treavury with | entering tute collusion wita the Cork of tho last House to rob an¢ plunder the treagury, Re thougst Mr. Spianor wos justified fo proposing aa inquiry into the conduct of ar executive of.cer o' the goverament. Mr. Brorms sald be wanted an invosttration of the foul lancer introdveed by the gentleman from Now Yor! On motion of Mr. Davia, (opp.) of Md., the whole sub- Jeot was tabied. mrs Tho House adort iH p= py ng! of the Whole on the State of the Uaion to fn recess Ull oven o'clwck to the evening throaghout tne procent wock, for th» purpose of goneral debate ouly. Tho Hovee went Into Comm.weo 0 the Whole. Mr J. Graney Joam, (nds ) of Pa, made aa ineifect wal oftort to Consider the Appropriation buls. Ti; OLD FOLNERE’ PENSION wt The committee row grenting perstons to goiter Mr. Cexny, (adm.) of il! as prop. sing to bestow more 1 oxpoaso of eleven millions of ‘ollare—an amvant as large as the total expenditures of the governmont wore ia 1226 Merers. Cranx of Mo., Anoreert of Mo., and Curr Town, epoke in favor of, and Mr. Qcrrwan against the bi j ‘The committee then rose, and Lie House atjourned. of the war of 15t2. United States Supreme Court Wasaxerox, April 27, 185%, No. 88. Alfred Graham ot al., Ansigness of tue Galf Raitread and Rankirg Company, ve Henry S. Dawson, etal. Argument continued for appelicer, and concluded for appellanta. No. 89. Taylor Brown ve. 1. mopt commenced ‘or dofendavts Fires tn Troy. Thor, N. ¥., Aprit The West Troy xchange, a largo wooden bullling, the prinetpat botel in the village, was destroyed by ‘iro at an carty hour thie morning. It was owned and occupied by . H. Powell, and had boon recently ropsired and on Jarged. The building wae valuod at $9,000 ant wae ia sured for $3,000 In the Liverp20l aud [London losarance Company and $2,000 in the Reeolsior Company. The fr piture waa also insured. Tho build Joining, owned by Peter Long, was also Larned. Lows $300. Thane’ for 9600 in the Merchants’ Company, Phila teiphia, All the Doardors at the hotol oecaped in eafety. The fire was the work of an ipcondiary. About four o'clock, whilo this firs ‘wae burning, anothor was dircovered in = row of frame tenement houses on Hoosick strect, near North Second, in this city. One waa destroyed aud others damaged. Lora about $1,500. Insured for $800 in tho Beekman Compa- py. This was also set on fire. Fire at Macon, Ga. Avovers, April 27, 1858. Rows & Dilla’ extonstyo factory at Miwon, (a, war costroyed by fire on Monday night. Lows hea: y. Dierater to Schooner Aochel Jones. Protawnewra, Apel 27, 1968, The schooner Rachel Jones, hance for Now York 2d instant, lost part of her deck load and bad hor rigging damaged; had put back for repairs. Dr. Chartes Mackay tn Toronts. Toxowro, April 2 A dinner wae given to Charlee Mackay lat sight at the Rossini Floure. Thero was a large attendance of mem- ‘bore of Parliament an’! others. fle leaves tur | ngiand to day via Quebec. Frost at the South, Avabsra, April 27, 1854. Private deapatches from different portions of ths Siate and Alabama ropott a hoary frost inst night, causing se Hous injury to the cotton pivots. Cold Weather at Hoaton. Poston, April 27, 1888. Weather vory boistorous. We hays bal snow, bali od rain bere all day. M. Wiley & Co. Argo 27, 1958 1858, | 2 Spesker | to decide that it was tbe right of the House to conure a | ced the Consideration of the bill | we Y, APRIL 1858.4 “soma OF 40 MANY’ gyfeortron—wewouND Rost! eMONEY '34 10) Semon conrasseecay | OF THE INDiaNS ~THS &. Loum, ‘27, 1668. es Rapadltecn ts jut recurved stcatboar tasegen den? Matit g that the 3azia Fo mail of April | arrived oa the 220, Between Fort Uaion and the Arkansas rrver the party cacan Wéeored Vio'ect snow storms, which were fol- lowed by cvia 6” BOVEre as to freeze some of the animals of the iveomi'¢ tras. The outrages on the ladians ia the southern pai of thd Sorritory continued. The Sapte Fo pers say that Captain Marcy has been overtaken by an exp."tes from General Garland, directing bim to stop until an & Cort of four companies cou'd joi bim. Marcy was accor ‘ingly reeting on the Arkansas river, Dear Sent’s fort, Ti eecort was sent ia obedience to the instructions from be quarters, expressed from Leaveoworth rome werks since. ‘The Republican baa received an extra frem the office of the Fort Smith (arimness) Times, which mates that twenty thousand Indians wore con gregmed on the Plains, with the determination of makirpg a descent upon the frontier, Hoptilities bad commenced in come quarters andthe Alberquerqne expedition had returned in consequence. The Times extra attributes this movement to Brigham Young,and says ' is invended to craw cil the troops deatined for Utah to pro tect the frontier States. ‘The Republican erpaatically contradicts the statement on the authority of a gentieman attached to the over'and mail expedition, who reache here yesterday from F Paso, and who travolled cver the country said to be oc cupied by these Indians subseqasnt to the time they arc represented to have boon on the route without any mo. lestation whatcvor. William Giddings, mat! contractor on the Southern I Railroad route, bad been killed by Thomas 3mith, in an af fray growing out of a cispute over a game of billiards. A repcontre had occurred between Preston Beck, of tire firm of Beck & Johnston, anda man named German, io which the latter was killed and the former ¢angerously wounded. He was not oxpected to live. Mr Beck wag exensively connected with the commercial interests of the Territory. General Wolker’s Trial Postponed. Nkw Omeans, Aprii 26, 1868, General Walker's trial for violation of the neutrauty laws bas been postponed until the fourth Mouday in May. Some of Walker's oflicors have beoa surrendered by tohir waretics, and gona to sate Navigation on the New York Canals. Avwany, April 27, 1858 Woter ts in all the canals. Reports from all points in- dicate tout the entire line of the Erie is in a potter condi- on pow than for many years past, aod nothing now ap- pears likely to interfere with the clearing of boats to morrow. Movements of Southern Steamships, THB ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH. BAVANNan, April 27, 1868, Alabana, from New York, arrived at her wharf at seven o'clock this morning: all weil. THE THOMAS SWANN AT SAVANNA, BavaNwan, April 2%, 1868, ‘The steamebip Thomas Swann, from New York, arrtvod at hor wharf this morning. TKE MEMPHIS AT CHARLESTON, Cuanieston, April 2, 1868. Tho steamship Memphis arrived here this moraing from New York, aller a run of fifty-nine hours to whar(, Boston Weehuy Bank Statement, Bowron, april x7, 1858. ‘Tho following are tho footings of our weekly bank statoment:>— 2. 27. 7,168, 6/848,500 Deo. 263, 20671600 Deo. 114 100 6,007,600 Deo, 216,900 “THILADELPIA STOCK BOARD. Pruvapaivaua, April 27, 1868. Stocks advancivg hang ory fives, 873 16; Read- tap allroad 2075 Morris '6; Long Inland Kail iT | road, 1255; eumsylvania Railroad, 42 Tho sales of cotton to. changed prices. The mark | Jes 1,000 | lye « 14Ke. | for 9 16d, on cotoa \ altercd. Me closed Serr To at 10%,0 & Line; hia we Livery Mocs, Apett 28, 1808, ‘The sales of cotton to Jay were 1,200’ ba! ye 8 u middling. Tho reveipts of Sanday wore 5,400 Ddalce. Rarrtwonz, April 27, 1868 quiet. Wheat quiet at $104.0 $107. Corn —wane toe, 6 640, Whiskey firm at 2ic. « nmi iro. visions quiet, Patapernra, April 27, 1 4 Fine ty Tom Sreer.—At near nine o'clock last night aire broke out ja the cabinet furniture manufactory be- longing to John ©, Hahn, No. 870 East Teath street. The Gre was first discovered in the third story, and spread rapi¢ly to the other floors. The Gremon were carly at work, bat were unabie to stop the progress of tae flames until the roof and floore fell, which carriod the remaining Deams to tho first floor, Tho building was a four story Drick, and contained a large stock of valuable furnitare The lots may be evtin.ated at about $8,000 Me, Hann ia the owner of the building end aleo the dwel ‘ng hoare No 368 svjolning. The latter la slightly damaged by tre and water | There im an insurance of $2,000 on stock in the Nord | Tuver Insurance Company, and $3,000 vn the building in the i} | i } | j National and Iutgers lesnrance companies; #80 $5,000 tpeurance om the dwelling house No. 368, in the , AUG $1,000 on Lourohold furniture Tuer amo com North River Insurance Com) damage on the faraitare. ‘oor Of the a wil bea the Oret on kis how y pon by water nee No. in part by Mra nal: Kean, mae roof aad gutter by tae Are, protabiy to the aavorne of 6169. La red for $1 800 ia the Nate: al (aualiies oc water and ay uurmpee Comnany who bave met wilh The origis 0! moving Cut. re ) j Conn Wrarmen Aca part of the couatry has | been visited by a oo cf corsiderabie intensity widhin the last few days, which culminated in a sharp | 1 suow merenry foll be- | low the freezing point soverai & dent! | nortiweoter bas prevailed. It has beon #0 unploasaat | that the ivetiier has been dosorte! by the el fair | shee, ® s optrely In | ' | arry yesterday allernoon “0 vegetation ia the uelgh“orlood of thia city, where it has beer In a forwagd sinte. Flower beds wilt sulfer pots little, abd Prois’ng vines avd blossoms will be ruined Fortunately this kind of thing cancot lent long for there 's ‘The March bofore tho march of May And spring comes meee up thir way He Tae Strep Can be ined, genuine, at J. a8 SAURUERS store No.7 Astor ne. Frutertek’s Photegyaphic Temple of Art, Now (5 and S87 Brosdwa pose Nevropoliten Hotel Photograph, halloty pes, dag warrenty yes pes ia every style. Hithots None $10,000 Mason and Cass Hola) Wlaht per cent bows for esi Ta “MALS, 34 Wiltioan street, Rheumatic E.mbrocation, 113 Taira av bongo Leg horn and Braid Bloomers—to brews am aray colors, Jost received aud for yh Tin’ a Com 1s )itrondway._ . Chickering &s Sona will Remove thetr Piano’ | forte warercoms on the Ist of May. to he corner of Broadway fad Fourth sree ' matinee fate Dye, Wign sna 3 in the Sey, 585 Broadwes wl mete, ®) the rman Pavilion, New Beighton.—Phis: Katabiteh- | ment will open Saturday, May t PF. BLANCARD. fe he Best and a rk Boia Can Colter Your Mair ovunty Barry's cheapest! article foe Sragaina. ng ‘The Mer —You | eiter to & Diack of brown, - | Aare eo aroma ok the tan Gr eo Sark 7 sf Wiison's air colorer. Only an @ veut. ae Tike water, No wtain. Fold only el be Aug sore, So | 10,000 Roots and Shoes at Auction | prices, a FH! A AN TT HS, b+ Warren street. Crtatadoro’s Hatr Dye. and The beet in the world. Wuneave was feaa ca ete tacely replied, ALSO 6 Amor Hours. j tenon the fe Parrett ts the on record. Warm threat brome it and eet haan, ree water fomentations show'd precede pany the appl ertion, Raster Cure Truss, Supporters Bandages, claatic stockings, Ae. at MARSH & OO, No. 2 Vevey street. orebie fn natural appene ‘An DeleR frrorion accom ‘ance, Hye, nel!) ehd pericct Au 4RIPLE SUEET. e a rae" ; fi —— om et y Lb { wen ef OFF art war,» ee wR Fa ue eset . + "gid 1 peas, Senanene tw. 2 uneven see ¥ Wa fh Con wy “ ‘The reintives On é t f a sand “ctuers Bay invitee eine sa ‘ rg Sew Vort—Tae Pieret and Oretot Oommen euemea—Tne Atraty KayeaMion—Leoture by Mee Lucy Stce~Congremtunal Povecear | fege—Loval Newa—Warkets, doo Ta the Fasiny Henaso of to Say will be founl a record of the eveule of be prerious week of interest. aimong other me tere tt wl contain: Tro weeks Lwer Bows from Callorols, received by the mesinsh'p Moses Taylor AD Account of the Colshration of Bt George's Day ty the Mewopolis—the Bermon of the kev Dr. Morgan —tas isoner At the Metropolitan Roiel—Hpeccbes by Lord Napier, Baror Von Geroit, ho. A full report of the Torchlig&t Celebration tn Memor7 of Oreiut esd Pierri- Scenge on the line of March—Hpecches in (the Park, &o Interestiog Report of Lieut. N. Michler, in charge of the Atzato Bxpedition. A report of the Lecture of Mra. Lory Stone oa “ Woman and the Elective Freachise."’ An interesting letter from our Correspondent ia fan Fran: cisco, giving an accouat of Atfaize in California. Letters from our Londou and Paria Correspondents, wh extrecta from our Buropesn Glos of tnterom. A letter from a riend of Brigham Young, im Ball Lake Oity, giving bie views of the Mormon War. Arrival of Ninety Morm os in New York from Liverpool. Phatiatica and State of the Book Trade. Burning of the Steamboat Ocean Spray on te M astsalppt— Bacizg the Cause beartrending Scenos, 4c. Dotnge a Washingtou—Keport of tae Procsedings of Con- ores. Edi orial Remarks on prominent events of theday. Obituary No ices of Distinguished aad Kxtraeediaary Por tons. More of the Lottery and Gift Concerns, ‘The Local laoidents of this and adjoising cides of general interest. A Full Report of the Prices of all kinds of Marketable Proiuce, care/ully corrected each week. The Latest Intelligenes received up to the time of publi. cao Together with Police Reports—Theatrical Mattere—Rarort of the Ostile Market— Money and Commercial Markets —Mar- riages and Deathe—forming a great mass of interesting, wse- ful and misseitancous reading. ‘Terms—Only $4 & year, four centsaringle copy. To be Obtained at the oflice of the Hema p and of al! news agents. Tre Universal and the Loeal. -Some Men become popular ty the araptation of their wares to cortain Taove and events, but KNGX of No 212 Broadway, coraee Ful cn seet. never dove this | His world renowned bal Bo par loular cestgnation to ‘take’ at the momen! ‘This ta Decavao, suited to the, miullon, would be vain to con tinuo them wiWin merely a loca: circ Paris Feit Hate Just Recetved at White's, 148 Fullen sireet, Gents dress bain, spring sizles, $3, an —The Subscribers Intend, about tae Lat of Map. 10 pen the Ast floce of tkele prom ea, om the corner of Broadway and Greud sizest, wii & new aluck of coda; and in couneolion they deaire t3 arate that ono of tho artarre il remsin al wher preseal piase of busiuess on Ehorry ted Cathar trecta, wWhare they will continuo to keep, ba horeiciora, a Well selected assortmont of rush goada forsity unde; likewieosl binasof oullits for voyates travelling. “At this piace sbeir uslomers, for whom ft may more conrenicut can depend upon ihe beat attention to tel waseend acl merit a couinusnce of thelr favors PRUOKS nit tiiith, Nos. 1G.and 118 Cherry aueel A Permanent Reduction tn Fashionable "6 drown trem the manufacturers in hegiand and France, thronghor . esch seas'n, #0 are enaried to matotaln eur well kac va quality ane sya of clotbiag at the following immense reduc: om ¥6 mp od Tarmer fs, 208, VIE Conte for ceml. RY eet tro@rers “ine tuk msl is Sch when fequired 2B —curabe roma urs apacious and weil lighled. « atic for the displar of ong stock which 1s elways solect aad Complete {i fe also our de'eriwination to malutaia lo reuw faticn we have pow the pond foruine to enjoy, thereby making, our establishment te popular resori of tha well dronsetl gens tleeren of the preseat day Walker airoct, jarried, ) Raaron—Tareev.—On Tuesday, Aged a aS ya church, Fa t Brooklyn, by the Rev. ins, Tiorax Bagtox to Migs axs Avcusts Tar "x, (bas B , beg. Meaxpantmh—Moorm —At St F eaung A cburch, in this city, & Se ee 2, ot oe ies sa thee ates a he WARIS PRANDRETH, Of Sing Sing, to ExMa A. trot B Moore, Ba, rTes tiatanee, anugh- Daccrm— Ka at ~On Monday, oa 28, by the Rer. Féward T Thecox, Toms |’. Decker of Jamaica, 1. L, Mra Avy Keromes, of Northport, R J Moaare—Ror —At Linders, N. J., on Tueeday, April 27, by Rey Daniel Stewart, DD’, Mr. Ouanux O. Moneus, Cf this 6 ty, to uaa Rmweooa ACA “oaughior of Une late David Roo Req . of Haddonfield Savi es— Hore. + St. John’s ehurch, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 47, by Rev. Thomes T. Gaion, Tocecet a. BR Sasies to Prayces Magy, davybter of the Iato Samael L. Holmes, Req , ail of Brocklya. Wivgis Pratt —On Tuesday, April 27, at the rest- dence ef the brito’s frther, by the Rev. William |. Joha- sor, of Jamaica, Bassaxrs Wicorxe, Juar., of North Hlomp- toad, to Fury R, danghter of Sendal F. I’ratt, of Flush- ng, Queevs county, J. I. te. of nea. rnc —Io Brooklyn, on Trosday mornteg, April 27, Manmia, wife ot @, L. Birch, Kaq., in the 67th Four of her age. His 4a, and those of her sone, ave reepectfully invi ted to the funeral, from the York street Methodist Fpiseoy at church, oo Tours ‘ay afternoon, at three o'clock, witbent further invitation Bick —Suddeniy, on Tacsday morning, April 2, Av oreta, yourgert caughter of Joseph one Mary Mack, aged 19 monthe and 2 cays ‘Tho reintivor and frionds of the funily are respectfully invited to astend the funeral, from the residence of ber pa ren 8 No NGFdridge strot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, look at balf pest two ithont further invitation Brower — April 26, aMer a lingering tl reps, M wile of Geo W, Tirainord. A The rointivos and friends are respectfully invited to at tond the funeral, this (Weenoeday) afternoon, at threo o'elutk, from St Luke's place, Bt Lools ang Galveston papers plea orpy. Brows.— A Avpin eal, NC , cn Friday morning, Apri! 6.9 0 Crows. a vative of Scotland, age? about 10 year The Cateared was forfinany yeors m resitert of Now Or. leurs, La, but tor the last three years resided in Aspin- wail. ° Connoy —(n Tuesday, April 27, aftera short and severe fines James Covnoy,' aged & years, 7 months and 22 Gaya, tho beloved sen of Thomas D. and Bridget Conroy. Weep pot for mw parents doar, Tam not dead, bu png here J was not yours, bat Christ ’® alone, ite loved Ge best and be taok me hor The friends and relatives of the family aro omy respect. fully invited to sttond the fonerai, thie ( Wednenday) aflor- noon, at to o'c ock, from the resideace of his parents, No 46 Contre treet. Te Sarpaes —On Monday, April 26, Isancrra, wife of Charles De Seivorm aged 25 years. ‘The funeral services will take place thie (Wetpesday) @ternoon, at bail past two o'clock, from No. 174 West Nineteenth stroet Dowrvor —Un Monday, April 6, Awy Pacusrre, y csi Caughter of Margarei an 1 dhe late Paul FE. ptm ogco Lyons, ( ms tbe and 2 days. ‘Tho tricnés end reiatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Wednesday ) alternoon, at one o’ck ck, from the reaidence of her mother, No. 274 Spr ipg ctreet Deriry —Saddonly, at Fordham, Westchester county, on Movday, Avril 26, Winsiae Gronce, eldest son of Philip and Jane lutey ot 4 yeare and 6m ante. The relatives and friends of the LF ras invited to * tend the feneral, from he residence of Vordham, whcr.ce the remains will bo taven mo brsenetos for Interment. Carriage? will be tn peadiaees at the depot ‘of the Parlem Raiiroad Or mpany, corner of Twenty-#izth street and Fourth avenue, at bali past mine o'clock this (Wedpeaday ) morning. Devcown On Monday morning, Apetl 20, after a short pease, Grover Dexvown, in the |ith yoar of bis His friends are invite: to attend hie funeral, at his late residence, No, 119 West Twonty oighth Atroot, bis (Wed tesday) afternoon at ove o'clock. Copnecti “ut papers please copy. Firwp —Un Monday Apri! 9, of congestive fover, Cano- UNS ARSNBELA only child of John M. apd Caroline A. Fieid, sageo 3 years, U months and 7 days. The relative® and fricnde of the fami! ere anes Be ee inven fee thie at tN acne from her late residence, No. 54 Lewis Hart —At Peekskill, om Monlay, April 26, Rrocanenw Tt. wife of Jobn W. Tait, an’ nvgnior ot 8 W Kneovais, of Now Baven, aged 2 years. ‘The fencral will tako place from her late residence in Teokebill, this (Wedpesday) afternoon, at haif past two O'clock. "Carriages will beat the Peckakill depot om the arrival of the train which leaves Chambers street, N. Y., at 1120 AM. HArt.—At Molle, near Iquiqua, South America, on Bars day, March 11, Makasar, wife of David Hall, Baq., civil en- gincor, nved 3 years acd 6 months The caadased for: meriy reside! at Ashtabula, Onio, where e obo had many trends. Manvr.—On Tueeday, April 97, Jom Martin, aged 66 are ‘The friends and acynaintances of the family are respect. | fay, invited to attend the funeral, from his fae reationse, | Bo. 119 Pele ¢ stroot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two | o'eloe! Mc Anmatrey —On Monday, April 96, Ieameiuna MoAuiar- ‘TEN, oged 68 yours. Her remaing will be taken to l'aterson, New Jersey, for intorment. The rolatives and frienda of to fymily are re- epectfally invited to attend the funeral, from hor real No Ade avenue D, this (Wednesday) merning, at * Mes Om Tetay, April 97, Owe Meenas, egrd | years, ve of count) Monaghas, |relan he trends and tA aro rempooifully (nrited to attend the foneral, at [het two o'clock, without Mw residence, corner of Nawean and Adame streets, {trooklyn. MeNatiy.—On Tuesday morning, April 27, (eonee vi. son of MoNaliy, aged 2 yours, # Seer ant Catherine atntarces are respectfully Invited ty the funeral, ne (Wednesday) ey at two <<, , from the residence cf bis parents, No. 50 Spring Nos aa —At Wilmington, Del., on Monday, April 26, after Aebort hiness, Netix, wife OF Licut, Jederson H, Nonew, | lato of the T States army ‘Twamay, April oT, Ove Momniawn, twie ter clocee, free yo co ot his grendt Benisied No 64 60m “ erenitataor, p6e Preene — the fanernd tate RP , eve Inne otto ctoinek tris smecveeae 7 torment AV #79 GOI LH, OCF LET OF Fourth avec: owns Teeuty Maa rticer. The celaiives sad {reads of we focly ere re quested to atiend withont further rotice. ‘Ine reat @ill be token to sréeuatod ig The mrency ape Reqqatutances 1 We ‘aly, bie of ber sens, Eéward SN. and Witham A. Pgot, ure invite@ Wa tend whe ivperal, thie ( Wedpercay) attornwo, at mre Cowe%s, (rom tLe rerkbenes of the latior, No 148 Witeuge. by sarees wibout rurther meade, | RsLLY.—On Monday, Apri eryaipolas, Mamty wire or farrick Reilly ih the ? 8th year of bor age. ‘The trience of the tamiiy and thoso of bis roche 4 Lard ary respectful » requested to altend the tureral, tte (®rdzes’ay) afterncon, at twe o'clock preeely, treas toa eee, ‘ay, April 35, Hanan, wifoof Seth Wella, rma —to A tormerty o! Cinoles sti, Oto. ie o 4 Woorwaxn.—@m Tuesday. yearn Sout aad 18 (rem Same & Weopwarp aged ‘The fuversl will tuke place from bie late rescence, or per of Lorimer and Aln-ley etreets W Uiameburg, a ‘Tharsday afternoon, at ha'f paattwo e'ciock. The tel tives ard friewda of (he femt y are invited attond, Sam remiins will De taken to Cyprees Hille for intermems Woorcocas — st Youkers, op Tucaday, April 27, Mr, Mae muri T. Woorzorns, in the 45th your of pia age. For fuperal otic see to morrow's paper GIMDREDE'S—A CARD Gaus, INCLUDRO WH wo packs of cards untth fancy onde and perfumery in grent vurtety, Ps 7 welling ROW ASORTMRNT OF SPLRADIL MOLD AND SILVER WAT Cres at extremely low. RAIT & CO., 261 Dreadweg, gpzar SPRING MEDICINE. ey mult rhewon, Ao “HY ATI We bpotunas to ns ont the mow tae hae re dlnoasen an water ta i) quenod (hire! ance of im ‘aeblty ity, J era Reet rl 4 sores, liver and sumption, piles, ter ‘Tb conta per bottle. tT JONES", 1 ANN STREET, 8 Bators; ‘and only $6 for patent la bie Soma 'PRRIOR BNOLIOH CAnretwe, ta to SL 120 Bi, Bronsols 7: r ORINAM ANDERSON. © IGELOW 8 DROUBSEL rooms, Ubrartes, otylea. cent , Small figures ‘moat HIBAM ANDE Bao, 09 Koweng. pomrey ey gt Pg yt oie Oy Us MADLAMIE, Hargsoe OPREENS 3 something * call) trach—nothing at it. pA ADVENTURES we NATIONAL Pouce a therm . ADVENTURES OF AJOR 0. BOUIN, NATIONAL POLIOK GAZRITR, pars pass ADVENTURES OF NATIONAL POLICE ti kcerre, ABING ADV RNIUBES OF JO#® C BROLIN, _NATIONAL | POLIVE GAZETTE. @ ADN Txt BB Ea oF BROLIN. BY PROXY—READ YUIS SPURS B OWN PAPER this wens. if sow good Remem! a" conta we Euf’paro gems, wud cost cay © ccna, Look _NATIONAL ‘Pubic oe pe “ADV mae oF AJ BOLIN. NATIONS. rerety € GAZETTE. LAYTON'S “TWELVE RECEIPTS" roOR M best juarter ‘ine coametics at one-a the store ‘bat you pay ope doilar tm the store for. you can make ‘out any trouble for six conta, by fi the prit to wrnetions seat to each purcbasar ip subtle Car re moving superivous es Seealeiduge tr tthe elie ea Sag cure 4 cement insbe’ ‘Cah be purchased, or will be seat ty eases he. wwenty four conae, i se a oe — O* "HOW DE DO - Wuag 0) OAR u IAT CAN 1 DQ TOR TOR Fol to-day? Mion conta, Dine fined comin, 813 At the PorTearra ov ¥, ial GHETLRR, MARION IBA STOOP, THY LITTLES MURDER TRIAT. AT ROCHESTRE, NATIONA!. POLICE yAsetre. NOW READY. pore or CHARLES W. LITTLAA, BARA i ae 0} atocr. THE LITTLES MURDER TRIAL BATIONAL, eH, ie io RIBAITS OF CHARLES W, LI IrTt, BAR AN TATION TRA BFOST, THE LITTLES MURDER TRIAL of T ROCHESTER, A RATIONS, FUzS8. pears. NOW Read’ INGER’S SEWING MAONINES —MANUFAOTURER ‘are rapifly Increasing, (rade is reviving, business be proving. ae tore now la he me 10 purehsee wing machines These are the conse every kind of Lenn i. obtain the work. Finger’ the Intest and the Desi, the most beautiful atd commanding universal favor. Call aad see or a circular 1. M. SINGER & 00, No 468 Broadway, Grirsnin CARVED ROSEWOOD FURNITTRR AP © auction, ‘ay at 12? Fourth atreot, See advortee dnt BON, ment fale positive, rain or #hiae, + oa NVERETT mat ms: NB, ined ant tor aud by BALLARD, “OHUER. 800. @ iroadway, VW PRGNEA, FLECTRO OURMICAL BATH Ry 8HOAD wey, (he oly establishment eiended by Prefemm Vorgnos, the inventor, Y BREWER! . DISTTET LERS, RRCTIPIERS, and barkeepers —The most roe beok ina the eat] siguultenlly 'resiad, cuninln ng vinects Sieaches aod ibe mas copy. by the author, De. sietpheetiaats Ra td odes Wimixe AND VIAITING CARD4, BEACTIFO! engraved, at the lowoet prices in ie city. A aes warlety of dour and sumer Pv" or ani, 000 Rroséway; POR SPRING V RET: —eo nd Worth 92 am FOR SIDE BAND PANTA, $2 Worth a POR APRING BURLN ERR COATS, $3 Worth 90 a8. POR FRENCH Cas® (MERE PANTS, $4 och 5 a FOR BLACK FROCK COATS, $5 Work + FOR SPRING RAGLANS, $6 eth At Owk Tla'l, ona] and 8 Paiton eon THRO, KR. Bb. DEW P. Poets. A POLICEMAN, A BUM OF MONEY, OF the 2th inet., which ihe loser may recover by {ng the some and py for this adveriaement Apply @ room No. 3, yaad Fun streets, Foltce Meaty artera AND os ay cootatnia in silver, ween The fim be wu. /Abl rewarte lb informing by leder addressed 0 sy Viera eties. ms uf ost-oN FRIDAY RY phyliy J LAST, 4 siut brown om her rasa coliar wih to 113 Citnton + place will be will be A An rane Adley a hime Rng BANK OF ¥ ae or rane one BA Pad a fh) oret Poe mes Jom w Sars ry t ‘et Bich hes i -. A some ars eacition od ageingt nag‘ lating | tier re torn ito Bahr at arena Uy Seer ees OnT<IN PAST TH ae, on ea Ler ironing, eg to Mw M d jet bre Ao Abening ito Mo. #Wiltam rE wws heer © er. Jaa nee é ALITORNTA, SeceN asl Nv ee E PERRITORTs, Fenwe and Avatretian For sale by Caitfornls ews Arent, 1 ra DANE inp Ac 40 Now Rrovktya. tat, lassen will be, couttnreed ef Fine Pupile resetved at any time Ag oss HOTT. D gernct Bowery snd eg aaa giabet Mecughyat Peeve