The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1858, Page 5

dure republicans, we are democrata. We have | with from 12 to 17 fathoms water; the outer the great, the glorious and ineffable privilege of talking pelities ws much as we please, of fighting and rowdying in every direction, and of waking our neighbor as uocomfortable as Possible. Such cherished rights, eo dearly bought, how sucredly should they be cherished ! Whe New European (iMecalty---fhe Island of Pou, Burope is uever quiet, In many reapects wo are following it- example. We flud that domes- tle diseensions are coxtinually ariving among US, OR whose muddy waves demagogues and parties ride into temporary power. But thus fer, happily, we have not shed each other's Dlood. In Europe, since the year 1800 more than two millions of uufortunate men bave died mid the horrors of war, brought about by a few privileged persons calied kings, queeus, emperors und cubiuet ministers, The bauk of » Fiver, @ coveted port, a particular fortification, ore question o' —ticy, hus been enough at any time to rouse th... continent to arms and to in- undate it with blood. A scratch of a pen ia the hand of @ single personage has over aud over ‘Sgdin vet nations by the ears, so that the world hes become sudaenly changed; the greatest events have totlowed the ecutullest, and, in ebort, the ridicuious bas ended “im the subline The tittle towu of Bolgrad not long sinve came Very near renewing the Rassiun war, and oow @ barren rock in the straits of Babelmandel threatens the pewce of Europe. Verily, a8 their name in the original sigaifes, they may become the “ gate of affliction,” and Perim, or Ei Mandel or Mebun—for tho island bears all theee vames—may be the latch which is to fasten or uufasten che gate. When the French were in Egypt, Sir Davia Baird, with a British force from India, ou his way to join Sir John Butcbinsun beture Alexandria, occupied Perim and partvully fortified it, and the works remain in tuicradle coudition; but the island is barren aud aniubabituble. [ts importance is derived from its bwing the key, the Gibraltar of the Red Sea, and its command of the entrauce through the Siraits. Euylaud has @ very nice @ppreciation of euch places ss these. It has the key of the Mediterrauean and several smali key beyond, such as Malta for example. It has 8 very pretty little spot in the North Sea, Called Heligolaud ; it has @ fancy for the Bay Islands, aud bax » ized some small points d'appui in the neighborbood of Honduras. The Perim question tukes this shape: By the estabiisbment of the overland routes to Indias, first by Lieut. Waghora, and now the rapidly ap- proaching completion ef the railway from Cairo to Suez, the proposed Euphrates railway to the Persian gulf by Eugiish capitalists, aud the anal of Suez by Lenocps and the French. men, the trade of tne East is likely to take a new directiun, Tho voyages to India, usuatly occupying from four to tive months, via the Cape of Good Hope, wili be less important upon the completion of these trauaite by rails or canal. Indeed, it is thought the vast saviog in time will divert the trade of the East immediately from its former tracks. The advantage of this would not be contined to Eogland alone. It is supposed that Russia, Turkey, Austria, Italy, France aad Spain will all compete for # share in such trade ‘as this route may offer; and should the canal be accomplished, which the Euglish engineers (for good reasous, perhape,) say is impossible, there is no doubt whatever that these nations would at once attempt the trade, A writer in an English magazwe, not long since, contem Plating the reeuite of this proposed canal of Saez, remarke:—* The navigator, after having foliowed the usaal easy routes of the Mediter Taneav, would dispose of a part of his cargo in the canal of Suez or at Djedda; would purchase ivory at Masearra, Souaken or Derbera, which be would exchange in Iudia for opium to take to China, in exchange for silk or tea; he would complete his home cargo in colonial merchau- dise from Manila, the isles of Sanda and Ceylon, in the cotton of India or Egypt, in the coffee of Abyssinta or Yemen, the gum of Soudan or Hedjaz, the corn of Lower Egypt, or rice of Dawietta, and these numerous opera- tions, which now require years, would be accom- Plisbed rapidly avd without danger, with small capitals and in emall vessels. Io short, by re- ducing the time necessary for the operations of commerce, we reduce the general expense. We make @ greater number of these changes feasi- ble in a given time, and facilitate them to small traders, who ate by far the most numerous. By affording an easier and surer route to navi- gation, we find it may be accomplished by ves sels of emall tonnage, provided with bills of ex- change; in ebort, it opens the route to [odia to coasting vessels and renders commerce and navigation general. Turkey, Russia, Austria, Italy and Southern Spain might then fit out yereels for India, and these Powers would flad their maritime resources Increase in inverse tion. Marseilles woald become more im- portent, and the ports on the ocean—Cadiz, Lis bon, Havre, Rotterdam and Hamburg—would increase their sbippiog like England, suddealy brought near ite powerful colony like Spain and Holland with respect to Manila ard Batavia; in short, the Increase of trade competition on one hand, and the vast diminution of expense on the other, would doubtless tend to lesson the rates of excbange. The produce of Asia would abound in our markets; the Asiatic markets would ,in their turn be rich in ours, and a gene- ral good would be the necessary result. All nations would take advantage of the importance of the trade with Ladia, China and the islands of the ocean.” If this be true, and if these results are likely to follow the construction of the Canal of Suez, or even partially the completion of the Cairo Railway, we must expect to see an European Interest roused to thie consideration, notwith- standing the London Times asserts that “any other State (than England) will lose its time ‘and temper by interfering in the question.” We can perceive by the foregoing extract from an English periodical, the prodaction of a writer who is personally familiar with the subject, tha the “Continental politicians” have “an interest in thore regions of the world,” and that “an outburst of spite from the Continental press’’ is not very much to be wondered at. We find some contradictions in relation to the width of the Straits and the actual position of Perim in the scoounts given as by various travellers who have visited the Red Sea. Lord Valentina was of the opinion that the Straits were not more than three miles wide, while Niebubr’s map, probably the best we havo, makes them ten miles. Bruce, the celebrated Bootch traveller, describes Perim as a low island, with @ good harbor fronting the Abye ainian ehore, five miles long and two wide, dividing the channel into two ‘parte, the inmost with from 20 to 30 fathoms, The passage on the Arabian shore “thongb narrowest and sbal- lowest” is safest, because the other is “en- f dangered by @ great number of low small islands” The importance of the position is therefore indisputable, We imagine the exclusive policy indicated by the Londoo Times will not at all be relished by its neiybbors, who, already peroeiving the ia portance of the opening facilities for reachiug the Eastern world, aud the absolute control of ite trade over those routes with which the pos session of Perim w!!! invest England, are dis- pored to divcuse it at auotber Congress in Paris, with now armebaire and iokstands to match. Hoppily for us it is a question which but Lit- (le concerns us directly, We have « way of our own toreach Asia, and a good starting point within ten or twelve days from this very port. A Continental war would of course aff-et us in more ways tban one, but not injuriously, if our righta as neutrals chould be reepeeted by the beligerents, To sum up the whole matter, anew impulse is about to be given ‘to Eastern commerce. ~ Eugtand bas the largedt interests to guard acd foster, aud she has seized upon a position in the Straits of Babelmandel which gives ber the commuaud of the commerce of the Red See; she bas taught Europe the value of this commerce, and they now desire to share it with her. France in particular has an in berited taste for Egyptian affairs, aud ever since the time of the firet Napoleon has made mupy efforts to keep up a good feeling towards itself in the divans of Alexandria. We shall watch the course of events with interest. OreninG oF THE ANNIVERSARIKS.—Tho pre- liminary exercises of one of the anniversary meetings for the year took place yesterday. The meetings, however, will not be iu full blast ull next week. The appeals of the several religious societies will be even more urgent this year than ever, aud the faithful will be called upon to come down with the funds with- out stint. Between the bard times and the great revival there will be a curious coatest be- tween poverty and conscience, and every one will be anxious to see how the cash accounts foot up in comparison with former years. THE LATEST NEWS. Affairs ta Washington. RFJOICINGS OVRR THR PASSAGR OF THE KANSAS BILL—SPEBCR OF THK PRRSIPENT—ROBEAT J. WALKER’S OPINION OF THE CONP@RENCA MaA- bUKE—THE $87,000 INVESTIGATION, KTO. Wasuinorow, May 2, 1868, Lest night @ large crowd collected before the Prosi dent's house, whero he was serenaded by the firing of cannon and music by tho Marine Band. He appoarod st the window, aud returned thanks for the honor, saying thet the best interests of the coantry wero involved in the contest which bas so happily been ended, and be hoped and believed that the passage of the Kansas bill would tend to promote the peace and prosperity of tue Uoion. Senators Toombs and Gwin, and Messrs. Cley: Letober and Gtovenson, of the House, also spoke at the window— tho former regarding the result as a pac fication, ia whieh there bas been no dishonor anywhere. Senators Bigier, Green and Brown, and represen tatives J. Giancy Jones and Kagish, were sore naded at their residences, and made speeches of exultaion over the passage of the Kansas bill, regaraing it ae@ moasure of peace not osly tor Kansas bu. the whole country; « measure of union fur the States and anion for the democratic party, aud ay putting an end to the question of slayery which has so long @istracted tho Governor Walker, in bis recent leer to Messrs. Cox and Lawrence, said the coufereace bill, as interpreted by him, was in precise conformity with his viows aad course potenly in Kansas but since bis returu, and io followiog the path where his duty ard bis couscience bade him, he must support it. ‘It,’ be adds, “the odious Locompton constitution, born in fread and baptized in perjary, will be defeated by an overwbeiming vote of the people o Kaneas, tbus demonstrating by @ practical result tao tweth of my ikterpretation that tis dill con te fact submit the constitution to p»pular suffrage for rat: fication of rejection, which is ail bave required. Wich such a dill, and such a decision of the peopie ander it, no formidable effort will ever be again made to withaold from the people of inchoate States ® role for or against rat fication or rejection of their State constitution, aad the oligerchic doctrine of constitutional sovereignty will bo abanconed. Two members of the solect commitice to lavestigate the taruf of cisbureémente of Messrs. Lawrence, Stoae & Company, have gone to Pbiladeiphia to tako the watumony of Mr, Wade, woo is connected with that firm, Thia is copsloerod bigbly important to the examination. CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER rarnna. (orreepouc ence of The Vreve. | WasscisGtox, apetl 30, 1868. The Contested Seats in the Hruse—The Clayton Buiwer Treaty, de , de ‘The various contested ciectioo Cases will now be taken up. They are as followe:—Onio owe, Vallaadignhem apaicet Co 11, WIoh InvoIves oe Of tho coutroreriei ‘Avo kpottient ponta of tbe Ur ed Soott secisou—can men of A rican blood be citizens of the Unitel sates? Toe Nebraska care, which #iil oe deci‘ed ta ali proonxility by the re as to this point: Which obialued the most le- gal ¥ Aes. The two Baltimore cases are unpromising of @ epesdy rettiement, with their voluminous testimooy—ruvaing (biough ® Loousaed apd Ove bundred - Wo Whyw's care—and tho raciting pollens! Celing which tneir discus sin i@ too well calculated ty eogender. The Neorasta case and tbe (bio case May De deciwed bo'ore the ad jonrpment, but it is barely possible that che Baltimore ‘cane will, Ublone Lue royorts of tue Commi tee of Elections be mace abd immediately forced to @ Tote uader operation of the yous question. ibe tee of Foreign Aft: of the House will re- port 06 the Clayton Bulwer Cor veation om Monday next, TecommMenciDg ite abrogation ; on the Paraguay comtrover 8), lo kimg to bowtilites i that tate unless ropare- boo be made for lomsos inflicted upon our cit fens, aad on many other questions of diplomatic controversy. (Correapontence of the Sates } Wasmsctos, April 30, 1868. Pressure of Important Busvners upon Congress — Appropria- time Furey Affairs and Private Bilis The approprauce ja, if they are to receive « proper Gegree of atte ution, wil of Lbomaclves eagros the whole remarnitg time of the sewion. The caleodar of both houses i9 also crowded with bills and resolutions of @ very tunportant put iic vatar ia the tune fixed, be scarcely considered ‘The committecs, both standing an! select, of the Senate nd Bouse, have mature! moch business of a gsnerei natore; and if all thie is to be abandoned, the labors of the session will Lave been performed by the commutiees for bt. onthe foreign affairs of the country demand the attention aba particularly of the Senate, aa @ partor tne executive. The raufication by Nicaragua of the Iriearrt teaty, wili devolve upon the Senate the important duty of consider toast treaty, with « view to tte” conclusion, tarough their ‘assent. As there will be some wo i, eed of it will at least give rio to ® full tiscussion of our pre- eentand relations towards Contra! America. it cannot be supposed that it can be dupowed of wma day, when the most trivial questions someti nes engross the at tention of the Senate for weeks. then, again, ahvaid it be ratified by the Sonate it must be followet out by legu- President, in anticipation of tbe cone, araatoes. for five montha’ diecus y 0 ‘aad ‘ane an question ca! sion, De WoRld BuppoRe that a proposition practical establish an American protectorate over the iath mus ze t7F a it Ts 533 4 3 3 i | j 2 z z 3 NEW YORK HRRAL vv, by, S¢ Iden€ to the Steamship James Ader, THKES MBN KILLED AbD AN KNGINAKR BADL* WounsvEen. Cuakiasros, May 8, 1853, Te stesmebip James Adger, at this port from N « York, beret ber etoam chimoey at re early hoar oa Fri day night last, badly scalding Joseph Poliock, the engi- Beer, and foar sremen, three of whom have died. Pol lock is under treatment. Dierstrous Fire tn Boston. FOUB LiVKS LOBT—LOSs $200,000. Bostox, May 2, 1858. A Gre broke out this morning in tho upper part of & largecoven story grevite buiiding on Federal street, 00 cujded tp the tower stories by the Douglas Ace Compasy, ond ip the upper part by Messrs. caubora, B zin & Kile worth ase printing offloe aud vindory, fuix bul ding was entirety destroyed, only & portion of its walls boing loft standing. By the failiog of @ wall of this building tho following persons wore Killod:—Franols Cutting and Fraak Tattle, Gremen; Patrick Reardon and Ws. Moran. ‘Tre adjoining builairg was occupied by Mosere. Graat, Warren & Co., cxvonsive paper dealers, and was aiso deaizoyed. A brick dwelling, occupied as a boarding house, at- Joloing, was noarly destroyed by the fallicg walls, ead it was bere (he fata arcident took pice, The total lose ia estimated #: $200,000, which is mostly” covered by tosurance. - The two firemen kiled bol nged to Tromoet Fagine Company No. 12 Their bodies were recover:d. Resews of the Bark Ocawa, Cianteston, May 2, 1858. ‘Tho steamehip Nashville, which tof hore on Satuniay tor New Yort, hea returned to port. bringivg ip to the bark Ottaws, from Matanzas for Now York, with a cargo Of gugar, found at sea in distress. RejJolcings at Harttord. Gxtronp, Coon , May 1, 1668. ‘The demoorats fired thirty guns Wvight ia this city in consequence of the paseago of Mr. English’s Kansas ‘bi. New Ontaams, May 1, 1888. ‘The rales of cotton today reached on'y 610 bales, and qvotatiops continue eutirely rowinel bat rater unchapged. base ‘ecining tendency Pork We firm; mess $18 604 $18 76. Lad iu da tels in seltag Bt 1IKo.a 12 Froighta —Sbipmastors aro asking Q-1 for couon to Liverpool. tering exchange, 107% 0 POH 5g Mowius, May 1, 1868. The eales of cotton to- lay were 90) baing, the me ket closing unsetiled and excited. Receipts to day 960 pales ‘The Prussian Extradition Case at Paducah. TH YPRISONAR DISCHARGED AND TH RUSSIAN OFFICKRS ARKESTED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT. (Correependence of the Cwctnnat: i Papucan, Ky , april 27, 1868. ‘Ibe trial of Foward Desaing, the Pruesian whose attempted exizedition has caused go much excttoment, come off here today and resu'ted in hia disobarge, Juége Williams deciding that the Pruasisa depositions wore not competent testimony. The popu'ace were much excited, and obecred whon the docision W413 D’ovou0ce1 York lawyer, Lepaugh, and the Pru-sian po'ice (florr were thon arresies fer fase impr'soom nt. Desallng bas brought suit against cach of them for $20,000. Musical ard Dramatic Matters. ‘The musica events of the past week loctuded the porg formance of Mendelssohn's “Elijah” at the academy, with Formes, d’Angri and Perring in the solos, and the Har- monte Society for the choruses. It was alogother the best oratorio portormance of the season, and will bear repe- tition. Mr. Formes won new honors in ‘ Kiijab,” the largest and the most difficult part he bas yet sung hore ‘This wock wo are to have at the Academy an ontire change of programme. Musard gives a now sot of qua drilles founded upoo popular airs. Formes is to sing, and Mies Milnor and Mr. Cooper make their débuts at these concerts. The present wook will close tue Aret mooth of Mr. Musarc’s concerts, which havo bevn high'y saccess- fol, notwithstanding the capricioumness of the weather, wh'ch effecte such entertainments more than an “army with banners.’’ The Academy presents on every evening ®& most brilliant ap earance, sad no stranger should weglect to visit it. There is no such delightful place of amusoment on this sido of the At: lactic, and the price of admission is wonderfully low. During the past week there were a number of musical entertainments, more or leas successful. Madat Bou cbelle and Signor Alaimo, Miss Exmonde and Madame de Lossan, Miss Braizerd and Mr. James G. Macder, wore the artiste. At Mr. Maecder's concerta Mra Olera Fisher Maooer appeared, after too long an sebsence, and received @ splendid reception at the bands of the public. Were it not for Messrs. Brougham and Burton we should be obliged to record a rather blank week at the Weatres. Mr Brougham has given us two brochures. The Bret, cailed the ‘‘Musard Ball,” ws remarkable chiefly for siving the autbor-actor an opportunity to get gloriously of art in ita way. The secon to be Sold,” made us laugh, and that is saying @ groat deal. We shali not describe tne play, as thoa it would be spclied for futare aucitors. At the other theatros, ox cept the Bowery, there bas been positively no.biog new Mer and Mrs Waller closec a four weeks eogagemon! at the Broadway on Yaturcay. Mey leave the city full of law rels, if pot of dollars, Mixe Laura Keoue ts still doiog her Dit of the patriotic drama; and Mr. Stuart, of Waliack’s, ts preparing the long promised Brigham Young piece, for «hich some exquisite scenery baa been painted. Mr. Rudy bas brought out’'Rienz:" nthe most sp.eadid style at the Bowery, and the public will seo that bis enterprise is re warded. Altogether, the theatrical sensoa which # now orae ing to @ clowe bas pot beea a very brilliaot one, We 60 pot think the result altogether the fauls of the public. The Broadway theatre has been ciose 1 for the present. ‘The city theatres aanounce for tnis eveoing: — At Bartou’s, five pioces— My Frieod ia tho Straps,” “ @aserd Bali,” “ This House te be Sold,’ “ Notning to Nurse,” and “An Onstinate Family.” Burton, Brough am aod Waicot ail play in these pioces. At Wallack’s, “A Morning Call,”’ “ The Love Kaot,” and “ Boow at the Swan’ are announced. Ail tho famous comedians wll appear. At Laura Keene's theatre “ Blanche of Brandywine” sti Keeps the bills. The soonery, tabiesax, and so forth, “ orth locking at At Nibio’s Garden the engagement of the Ravels ts nearly over. Tho btil for to migbt includes “The Groon Mopeter " and ‘The Zlopement "—two capital pieces, At the Bowery thoatre the splendid spectacle, “I onzi,"” enters upon its second week. mr. Kody and Mrs, A. Parker play the principal parts. At Barnum's Museum the selections fer this afvernoon and evening include “ Woman—Hoer Faith, Hope aad frais,’ “Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty,” and “Doug as” The colored opera companies—Woot's, Pool’s and Bry- a: te —ail off: r something new for to tight. TemaTmcal Movewxnyts.—Mr, Waloxt’s benoit @ an nounced at Burton's on Thorsday, and Mr. N. B. Ciarko’s at the Bowery on Wednesday, One of the dailies has given a long sketch of the life of a stock actor of no parti cular promiperce, who has lately been baptized at s ‘ashionabie church The iife of @ third or fourth rate actor @ bots baicyon one, and we wouder that they aro not all ‘comvertea.” Mr. A. B. Davenport bad a deaeit at Wallackh’s last week, and rece'ved sevoral valuable ca deaum By the Mobile papers we see that Veatvall iy about to give some operatic concerts st DuMeld’s theatro. In ber troupe is Misa Jessie M'Loan, one of the fairest of Now York belles. Mr. Thalberg, Mr. Vieuxtempe, Mmo. Care deri and Miss Juliana May, will leave town to-day on an extended concert tour through the West, to Wisconsin and Jowa. Their first concert will be given in Albany this evening. Mr. Thaiberg's concerte have been the mort successful ever given in this country. His last tour in the South netted over $20,000 profits ia leas than three months. Mr Charles Mathews is playteg at Boston. Lospow.—The opera season at her Majesty's theatre opened with ‘Lee Huguenots.’ Ardit! assumed toe di- rection of the orchestra. Tho /ost says i— Of courre, the main sitraction of the night's - ance lay im the début of the new prime dooas, Mademoi- tell Thuens. it was triumphantly successful, and de- sorvedly #0. The vores of this lady ls the most perfect soprano we have ever heard, and we speak with « tole- rably long memory. For richness of tone and quality it iy wnaurpassed by any voice Known in our tims, walle ite extengtve com pasa and capabili y of eurtantavion, oven up © every Highest novws in tne scare, render it aa ‘ostrumemt of po ordinary powor in the hands of a oon ‘eur mate artist like Malle. Tens. Her voice, ho rever, ig Dut a part of her attractions as a dramatic artist. The new prima donne ;oasesses tragic power goch as is rarcly met wih in these aays; oot whe }, obtrusive, demon. of the dramatis art, bet some on the lace of a i i i i MONDAY, MAY 3, 1858, to bay, Wilitled all the conditions ot perlite tho ox. qvise quran! 9F Hus scties' Vui0e. and tne glasetost rity of bis oy, DIS IRAct FreCoMmmesOatio wu, It > ny from &* Performacce inst oveniog, ia the Courke Of wLI0D, MAX” CSPLCTALIy iu the coiebrates dud with Valeovos w the A‘ act, be showed himssif o4- able of Tisipg to the ner,”dt of Uke mort intanse tragi> Amorg the other charactors Wisett! stands forth tn his Tepreseutation of Marcel Its @ noo ho par. formance, ard alunoogh the “rid, pM" was somewhat marred By the unneceeeary loudness of ,'08 Orchestra, tho fob Wolew quailty Oi tus Vows was Loara 0 Uae ataost @ivaptage tb the congeried pieces. Tae oma” HArw Wore very weil filed, Mille, Ortoinns wang the mer‘? Silotted ta Morgner with her socursomed ability, aod @ ea of pr of the Coont di Nevers. the opera was received with 02: thusivem by © crowoed and faehionadie audion0e 10 Easter noveltion at he theairos wore not cums” ‘ At the Haymarket Mr. F. Taltourd produced a par lesque, “fiuto and Vroverpine,” «nich seome to have Deen BuCd6sEful, Kod there wero tw Dew farces At tho Princesses. Mr Hevry Povligs nas aporarsd at the Surrey lo ap operatic drama, “tho Farmor of Lyoas '’ Misa Swapvorough, a very cievor actress, lato of tho Oly mple, opeced the Sirund va Kastor Moudey pigas. ‘There wase now comedy by Stering Coyne, “Nothing Venture, No biog Win,” an aadress oy aber: Sanish, apa & bow curiesqus ou * Fra [havoio.”’ The Royal, Drory leno, and tte Lyceum aro now closed. Varia — The delag oi the famous Tambertik in ‘ Ovwllo,"”’ at tue Htaliens, O1¢d every Book of ibis theatre to over flowing. lis wuccers wax immense, and, perhaps, bis triumph was tbe grew er for the reasoo toat iu vas esrlivr ecenes be was laboring uncer a state of norroasans elwovt paintul to witoves. M Tambertik’s voice is @ fue manly woor, of most extraordiva y power in pataagen of CDEREF, ABC Teplow with teaderavss avd exprersiva ta ix Fis aciion 6 (reo and uneabirracted, wad bis te 88 far as wey were cincernible whrougn the Cueky Complexion of the soor—aro egreesbln sud vx prseeie Contrary to custom at this gov: aly mide ft: pradlo of theatres, on bis eotranoe M Taarbork was Teomved WILD & Corvin! avpiange, {bis oucouragem: nt bad not, however, the effect of at cooe removing his agi tation, and in the revitative and opening alr it oces OM LAY Made iteel! erecgly perceptions. Sul, no degree Of egitaton could coocos: fom the public Ubata great ar tite @o% Lelore them, aoc vader 6 encouraging plaudits Of We sudier ce this Lervous foeitug at langta gradualiy ¢ . It was sot, however, until the foe duo with Togo the be shone outal bimseif It is in thin noone the passion ad weDtimect O° the charactor begin, aud the wr Tible jesiousy of Otelio ws awakened. Tamberitk’s magni ots voice caine out bore iv ail ila Beaty Aad ail tts tro mencous strergh. His ory for vengeance and doath— ‘Morrd ma Yeucioalo, io) HOLY ivered with extraordinary power, and on the last sytiadic the artist threw out bis famous ut sharp with « force aud effet aot to be desorbed. The Audience roee en masse, aod sLOuts of Enubusiasm Durst from aiieices. Round after round of applause toliowod, And the opera was fiwrally rtorrapton util Camverite ‘Dao appesred at ienst bali @ cozeu umes in obvdience Ww tbe deteancr of the puvilc This ua yrecedented eccue was at length ovsoluved by the iast paseo of the dao being repeated. The great ui was now waied fur with Dreath'ess Pence, Aud was reproducca with undtminianed power, closingftho uct amid a ri gular tempest of cheer tug and app ause. Ia the tbird act famberlik fully sup ported tho impression be bad created: and from this polat the close of tho opera bis performance qas « continued ovation. Lo the lastact Mme Grwi, wno bat iourly given but # fait resembiauce of ner charming Bredemor sof ‘ormer Gays, Aurprised as Woll a4 Oharwed the audience 5 ny ewoetuess abd pathos of bor siagiag and acting. Grist bes not been heard w sucn ad je iu Pacis ince her retara to tho stage, two years Corel made a respec'abie Ingo, and M Belart, tf he couid act but calf as weil as he ar would hate Dosw ® vory creditaole Roderigo. Mme. Gril ap; twice with Tamboritk at the core of tho opera, amid tho ro newed applause of the oubilo, The scene which took Place in the secend act, as above described reminded S0M6 Old Opera goers uf that ebich oceurred va tow debur of Duprez at the Grand Opera, waoa his coleb:atec “ Saives-mot!”’ in ‘* Guiitime Tell’ proceced an effect upop his gn Myc) similar aT TH NCA — A little sentimental story forms the material of a five act comedy, just two too ioag for whe subject Ite titie is “Les Dog de Féo,"’ and the autbors are Mal. Scribe aud Legeuve, oxcrlleat neues of erdo'sement at the back of e comeay, though the pl of the piece om the prevent occasion savurs 4 | te of tae vensovilie The heroiwe, the charmug Heidae, rica w every gift but that of weaith, nas bern left by her fainor, we de Lealeuven, who dies poor, to the care of an uncle, #n0 is alto necessitous, but be pes to beder thy fortunes of his house by the marriage of bis son to & young lacy bo has 10 his eye of immense possessions. ite Soon aixcovers, however, that frisian bas eutirely wet tats Genign as naugbt by faiing over beat asdears in love wit bis penniless cousin. Fartous at tois the count bitterly ri Hclene wito heaving, 99 ber co juetry and arts, played upen the off cious bint fou, end 0. faeloee peeeoumas'” a high “and. proud spit,” bad lcna pr spurit, though in reality deeply attached to her cousin, sbe Meeta the upwouby charge with the utmost todigaa tion, apd goes so far as to rofute it by declaring tba: nor beart had been given to another. Uaahaken tn ber reso lution by the desoair of (ristan, she dovermines to with- draw from her uvcle’s house, au’ for three years they ure unadie to discover a trace ot what has bocom» of ber. At lepgib, bowever, chance reveals the secret of “ her wh- reabouta.’’ Sbe has changed her name aad hes become amilliner, in which batetrange position her taste and ber de de fee have made ber pot only ‘the glass of faabion,’’ but bav or bor io too Digh road to be coming ® millionaire dignity of ber nobie family re cetv: corsicerable shock by this hamiliatiog ro velauion, but some unfortunate industrial speculs finns on the part of the Count, her ancie, aad extra’ on the part of that of Trista, have recuced their fortunes to co low an ebo that the wealth of the generous Heiene comes most 0, anely wo Avert approaching ruin, and tho tuoviable laterveatioa Of Hymen bricgs matters to a satisfactory close. [ois is mere y an account of the main pot, which cagnot by any meane be considered as of @ bigh class, Dat the merits of He in a multitude of characters aad de tails, replete wich amusing gaiety aud esprit wo which ws were acoustromed by Horibe ic furmer cays. Among the mont movt diverting Of these is the role of & stamaurer, ove M. Richard, admirably acted by Got. Mile Madeleine Brobap as Aéléne bas mace @ bruliaut adaition to ner re pertuire, avd Mmen. Daboiw, Valerio, Jouassain, Xc.,a 50 Contributed @ dus Fhare (0 the success of the pies The ames of the authors ¢ere calied for aad given out wita the custcmary salutations. ‘A patnetic and powerfully written tale, by M. About has furvisbed the msteriais for @ Grama, called “Gor maipo,”’ at the Gaité theatre. The plot i tolerably woll kvown to 1 ost readers, the original Dovel baviog booo published as a fewtlletm to the Muniteur. The priacipal ebarecter, Germaine, t @ Charming youvg Creature, woo, tho prey Of & Lorribie disesse, Consumption, \@ giveu over by ber physicians, and when in that bopolors state be comes the wife of @ certain Count Villagsra, who hes « certain 0 ject in view by effecting @ marriage, aad \ooKn forward to being acon again at liberty by the death of bis bride Germaive, however, aimos\sniraculously recovers, an’ the Count becomes deeply ehamored of her beaaty sod amiable qualities. She has, however, « i io the person of a former mistress of the Count, Mune. Kermiay, and this womau employ¢s an arsassin to take hor life, bu: becomes herself the victim of the marcerer's poigasrd Jo the original this su ject is worked oat #ith constierabic abiity, and thongb too horrible for pleasnat read og, it is powerfuly dramatic. The authors, MM. Deanery ana Cromieux have adapted it to the stage with skill, and it forms a startling and effective piece, quite in the style of we “ Gate.” Ristori bas reappeared at the italiens, in Modes and Lady Macbeth. The arrangements for the eroction of the pew theatre, Prince Imperisl, are now actively in poogrees It witl conta'n anout 6 000 persons; and, not #ithatanding the ubusually moderate rates at which it is intended t) Ox tae price of acmiseion, the receipts are expected to amornt to from 6,000 france to 10, fraoce © nighl. The stat utes of a Jott stock compaoy, by whom this beuse is wo be built, are already drawn up. The capital of the com y # Bxod at six millions, divided into 12,000 sbaros of FO Trance each. Thin theatre ts to be built’ om the Pace du Chatolet at the point of junction of the Boulevard de Sodastopol and the Rus de Aivoi, and the company will, in addition to the theatre, build six houses 90 the grocud belonging to thom, the rent of which, with tho suovea tien Of 60,000 france whien It is to receive, will, It ae serted, amply guarantee Ube interest to tae sbareboiders Apropos of music, we jor Une ensuing car 5 dette in Domino’ powiti .n was intended by the mrssiro for tho thew tre of Sau Carlo, ta Napies, for which was oxpressly ‘written in the begioning of the winter, but the direstors of that eetadiislment having insisted upoa clanging tae Libretto for another, en “adele degit Adicari,” for which the music would not have been weil adapted, Verdi rofused to consign nis ition to them. The Neapou- tan government withheld its aonval subsidy, the mazager having faded ip bis duty of producing a sew are ‘ta Gres appearance here tastead of a: Naples. News Items. Fiore wir Two May's Wives —Jacob 8 |, & Ger man butcher, residing pear Detroit, sloped the wives of a farmer named ner aod 8 man named Sonncider, on the 26th ult, Officers were sent in pursuit. Nioana Fata —The fashiocablo season will open at the Falia on the 10th of May, tan days ealier than usnnl Vaexmont.—The republicans of Vermont hold their sate Comention at Mom pelier carly in June. A nambder of joning Abe Inst Bernington, ew Judge of the Sa) member of Congress; W. 0. Robert Prerpont. Destaverion oF tim Corton Piast —The Charleston Mercury of the 20th alt. says:—Information from various portions of the Sta:e leaves but Ltde doubt of wae general destruction of the cotton plant and ovher tender yegetii on by frost, on the nights of Monday and Tuesday. Axocxp rim Hony.— The ship Iconium sailed from Pos | ton on Saturday, with about fifty passengers, for Sao | Francisco. ‘Tre Sraamen Fastnon.—This voasol, which com | sideravio potoristy some months ago as a filibuster | steamer, and an having conveyed General Walker and his lietie army to Central is now running a & pas renger boat betwoon Mobile and Galvceton, Texas. | m0 Court and a ormer of Fairhaven; aad Bau OF 1mm LaCacene Tyiin0sD.—The Argus of the PHB git, eays :—There ia e ramor tha: A'dighier for tis performance of Wa? Mart | Jersey, to resi that question @ Madison, Ws. | the at. * Mots Central Raitroat Coes oprey has bo ht out the La Crorme Rettroad, Inad preps aod ait. Evoremact — Wo Of lodtaa polis, re ony, i lofi tio sito wed four obsldres "aod glove wit a Mee Perris, who 16 ie said, aviminiutored eusauica to hor UeraDG Ad obildres Lost noe Ugh the More /Aaliy Bake ber esaye with her paracrour Mons Ick Hooks Bun xp. —fwo toe houses wore barned at Cab kU, oo thy Jou) uiime Ope contaived van (Baa [ane tone OK Kee, the othor thirty:tive Raucred tous. A 2 Sie wino burued. A; | Smelling Bonen destroy ed eas hawe O 5: Fonmton Cusvr.—The President has eee Auxustve Baie belgium for te Peouayiva: i, 204 George we Comoul of Kegium for the State. of piaWware Bae the Houtuora part of New Pithadelppia it [UIC —The statement pudiisbed thate bill 1 Ube Legislature coalerring upow N marine ULC PO*Ore ALG Cuties Bint W those couteried Upoa Jom mis eivpere «1 Deore, was incorrect No suco law was Cust Oe, it War introduces, but did cot react & fluul ¥ 40 g PTRamen MURSRD.— The steamer Jecob D Karly was Durned at Adtem, Lil ,on the 20th ult. Loss $11,000. Rerninvs on Commutation —Tho Rochester Union ways that petitious are iv Crouthitoe ask ng GIy King w reprieve Tre Stout unt! aftor the (ria o Mra. Litshes, or untti fall Aley, (or & commutation Of the Bentonce of dain to Lapri gopment for Life. Carr. Marcr's Commaxr.—Tne express to Gop. Garland, Commancer Of the Uuted states lordes in Now Mi cuectieg bim & furniso Capt. Maroy a acdido tary eacors to P Scott, reacned Sante Fe ow the Zint ult, Thit was several days after Caps Marry nad orokea up bis camp aud wus ou bis march Geo Garisad, 1 us uLders od, immetiaioty went ay emproms ts vvertske Capt OY, Buh orders to bin wo wait fora roiaforoo ment of trocpa Ho was overtaken an the Arka.san, nomewhere in the vicinity of Books od for, aud there be wan walung tor tho. promipad reiptorcomenk danoral Garand. tad-0.dersd four.cumpanion-ot United tara | oupels jou bin as ae poas bie bul ve fens onal this may detain bis arrival at Ca apeats for tw or saree weees.—St Lewes K-puliicun, Apt 28. i Rwsotcing uver Hy Passage or ae Kaneas Bitt.—One bunared use wire fired on tho ereniag of the oth uit, | by the cemocrata of Aibany. in Nenor of the great victory ip the passage of tho Kaasas bill and tae pacification of the country. Reerrrs oF THR Munperer Sciiuvan.—Denats Sa!livan, tried aud ovavicted of murcer in toe cousty of Os mogu, N Y., was seutenced to be hung on the 2d of April. Oa | the represen's.iou that the ua‘ortunate man bad deme Noraus bac pa. > mi 2 {16 10 prepare for te dvem Was esate dim, bas further Tespited the Keptovce unt!! tbe Zit of May Scrcrmn —Captain Jacob Kent, @ wealthy oitizin of Montgomery county, Va., commited suicice rocouuy. THE FOMILY BE@ALD, Latest from Venezuela. The Graves of the Previcents—Affeirs to Earope—Acq aloft Dr. Simon Kernan ta Loudon-The Uta BWxpedition— Affairs at the National Capital — Market Re portsa—Lical Nows, dée., do, ‘The Fawiy Hepstp of Wedoredsy will contain all the pews of interest ocowrteg during the preceding week. among o ber thinge— Later inteliigonoe from Venezucin— Recall of Genoral Ppex Av article on the Uraves of tho Preeidenta, showing their present ornditico, insoripd us o8 thelr tombs, &o.—Acdoa of the Virgivin L gisiature rola ive (wo thu romatca of tresitont dunree, Ac. eGalre in burope—Letiers from our Correspondents ta Pare, Bertin, $0.- The Trial of dumoa Sernard to Loadoa— tioqueut defence rf his Counsel His Acquitial, &>. Tntereoting Lotter trom our Correapon ion: in Maragun, Nicaragua, dorertptive of the condiitom of the country, Ko. An bu'r croaszy UAvoroe Suit in Troy, N.Y. ‘he Latest News from ths Uteh Kxpediuion Tho Wagen boad to the Paciic— Lieutenant Boalt tbe beeretary of War. afiaue tn Californis—LIatercstiag Letior from our fsa Fraceisce Curretpondent Dolnge ni Washinatos—Report of tho Procesdings of Coa srece—Pasaege of the Boplish Kansas ot. Kat orlal Kemacts oo p-vminent events of tho cay. Obituary No ion of Disingutnhed Porson, ‘The Local inoidenta of ‘his and adjoining cities of onsen! interest A Full Boport of the Prices of all kinds of Marketabio Proiuce, esrefully corre ted cach week. ‘The Latest inteiligenes receives up to the time of publ cauce Together with Police Roports—Theatrical Mattors—Report Of the Ustiie Market— Money and Commercial Marknts—Mar- rlages and Dea:he—forming » great mass 0! interesting, wse- ful apd miscelianeous reading. ‘lerms—Only $2 a yrar four ceniaasingle copy. To bo obtained at the office of be Hrmatn and of ali news ageuia Report Surame OovasCuroul. Part L.—-Now, 263, 432, 440, 460, 208. 436, 36, 60, 274, 56, #818, 3628, 3¢88,'3706, 8, 3676, 464, 466, 400. ‘The jurors summoned for the May circuit will be om- pannolied ie the room formerly occupied by tae Usived mates District Court, on the fet tor e Coume—General Torm.—Argumenta and mo- jone. Common Piasn —Part 1st —Nos. 178, 869, 280, 1002, 91, 186, 1008, 21, 1126, 1127, 91, 479. 8ST, 1140, 1126. Park 9—Noe 66%) 1041, 434, 497, 1006, Luié, L117, 1119, 407, 692, 768 13h, 1123" 798, 296.’ Sormmuos OCovar — Upens at 11 o'clock A.M —Nw 278, 240, 914, 364, 862, STS, BZ, 210, 372, 373, 304, 396, 208, 890, 44, '1464, 180, 400, 407! 418, did) 417) 415, 419; 420 5 residence, Pub towvited to attend the farers!, from bi late *@ BvOCUe third bowse weKt Of Bed HOrd wy cu |. Berday alorcv0e, wk two o'olocs, without furst or = [we 7 Oe Raturcay ghee orietion. sod 7, May 1, Corumeion, 6) | Hava ‘eo be Psa & years acd im “ “a Pe say ANAPtAnCeS ure roxpeotfally invited: ie treste 110m tee ree: % her par > devce *t this (Monday) afvari = ‘surdBer teviauon. aCwrncoa, May 2, Mr. 3 arama epeotfully tovivedes charaoe, twe Grand sees, + ature Ren” Mowear, te | aitewe the fanwm 20%, a. Bo 180 B izabeta stem Past two v'otuck, withom | ~ Moommose —Op Sun ce. | Moomroven oged 40 penr6. oe | Hw friepge ano aceasta tan: ja aitecd the tuna om er cleiock, $rem bin late ence, 94 B bonnes) —On Sunday mar Thing, tracted tiiners, of conmumpria ”, Mise A. fate year Of bor age. 4 tae funeral, this Se c'ciock, :rom Ber late residemeng’ Louse cant of Sever th avenee Het‘onsiee: — 08 Supcay, May 2, gp foe ae ~ vero sim Mats Ob ‘row afternocn, @ Too funeral wub take piace tom two © oivek, trom Dt late Fesiien second trot. His frien da and relia Bro respect! Invited to nuepd (. McCaacnar. Moy 1, Pes wes L MoCrsexan, Fhe trieuda and college Charies O'Ccnor, &6 LV ited W atkend the, “W20rely from Sane cbureh, Broadway, this (Monday) atm “208, waaed Vc Zon —On Sunday morlug, May 2, of ea Jour A. MeLaon,@ 0 of David apd — Fears. | moute dhe 8 days rete: ¢ re etives acd ‘rieaon of the famit invite te tie Fuswornl. fromm bie tate Fe ——_ 36 Recwr bis + Momlar) aNersees Greicck Hix remsinw will be taken (> Greonwoedh, a tery tor interne ut . Neit.—Oa Sacday, May 2, at Hurt ‘-* Due rotice will be given ot fuceral, Op Suptay morn May 2 at 20 Feads of the (amuy are reapectiully inwited tend the ruperai, this cay (Monday), a. cwelve vole, Botioe fumption, Rosuar M. PoriooK, aged 34 yoare, 3 months ano 10 cays 6 Coors east of Pew gall meet, this (Monday, primalonig Gor ovcloak, without tursmer tnvitedon. of the Gone, but not to-gotion. ‘The remains were interred in @-eenmood, relict of tbe ln © Willem Slamm, Sr., ag-d-73 years. Her remaius, attended by ber sumorous om ‘in Greed wea@ Atreet afer a severe It nese, ‘| t Tae ae }, Jous Nuit, im the Oiet , * pat ig o'clock Taunot Stance, sou of Talbot aad ® Pireaon, aged 6 years, 7 months and 4 dave. \ at St Luke's church, without turther Putuck —In Brookiym, on Saturday, May 1, of cam ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited te a teva the fonore!, from his \ate residence, in Deam Rounet —Oc Saturday, May 1, of congestion brain, Guonce W pote ta tke 41st yoar of bis age. Pepnay varin papors please copy. Fame —On thuracay, april 20, Mre Men prising three were interred Commtery , yeatervay (sun: . y) Tass rson —Od Sunday, May 2, Agams Surrn, di of Alfred (+ and June 8. Thomyion, aged 1b yoare, © months ene 14 days. The relatives aud arqvaintanoes of the fum'ly ere re- queeted Ww atiene the fuera rervi e, oo Tureday afer~ coon, at four o’c COM, at the residence of ber parcata, ne. 336 Suftolk strest, without further invitation Her re mains wil be taken to Now Reotelie, on Wedassag morning, at eigbt o’cl ck Tews sy —On Sunday May? Mee Kuxineem: yy morning, of Jobu Townley, decoased, in ws oem 5 ear of be The fricnas of the lille. ant of ber eon, Charies P, Townley, are renpectfu ly lovited to attend tre fu: on Tuesday, afternoon, at one o'clock, from ber * resinevce No. 116 First street Wathos —Oo Sunray morning 2, of oonvelal FowaroC, son of Jobo and Mary Watson, aged 7 uc & mouths. The frier ds of the family are invited to attend the fuse- ral, tbia (Moncey) afternoon, a) ono o'clock. from No. a bas: BIXWenLD otreet AT RVERDELL 8—WRDDING ANO VISITING Oak iE AL intent Paris style. tan Soest end cheapest in the age Eroadway, corner of Duace sircot Ketabiished 1840. A ORBATAPRING MEDICINE beumatiem, sorofwe ealt rheum, £0 —HTATT'6 tite: baveam in ascertain to care the moa pelutui 4 Giecaa’ sae water te to qi mod three ‘uleare sepripelas, the wires Oxaoe of mpurh:y at ks fireraod kigunyn peorral debility d7spepsiar Inet oa ‘20 Principal deper No. 48 Grand sitesh, A* Lo pen nes ree AE, MON’ av Uboee €1 or stores, dweliiaga, ar ‘<llloes. de, in to purchase their be IBON BALLISG Cf Messrs, Cutler & Co., No. 65 Nassau street (room Ne for they are mapufsovuring uncer the pateat ot Willams Foller of Miubury, Biase THK MOKT KUK¢aNT IRON RATLING conceivable, whi b (bey aro prepared to furaish a6 tia oven the commonest otyles of railing rer. thea ‘com: are sold fer, Ths 1s TUK SIMPL& TRUTH ‘Those who doubt ite accuracy are invited to exemine claims tonuverlorty and leare the exceeding low prige whice it is furnished, ano thea visit tho «: ri mans er of tron aad upoa « like and tr quiry, they will be ‘tncke cos Rallinga for balcoving Kathogs for wtair casea. BESS ath trimer je for pub Jc ead privat Keilings for Semetery lote A. ‘haractertzed by riobnage deviyt and oroemeniation wiih accompany og p liars, of mow sla «ruin devoripioo, (uralabed atthe FHORTKET NOTA ‘To save money yoe must buy your iron railing of OUTUBE & Ov., No. 65 Nassau atrrot, Rue Ne L 492) 45, 414,425, 426, 4.7, 448, 429, da0, Si Ambcety pee.—De sure ana one at TUUNU'S, 9 Broadway. = Holmes’ Original 25 Cont P strait Gallery boide out another year, repevated and tumproved, at the old stand, 2 Brun wa) Parts Fett Hate Just Hecetved at White's, 146 Fulton sireet. Gents dreas bais, spring styles, $3, as BRheamatio Embroration, 1L1 Tulra Av, Wood's New Store, WS Broadway, Next to tho corner of Warren sireot, will be opened oa thursday, Brandreth’s Pillh—A Medictoe tor all time, and whose jnsiolous wan life, Pring pat oes 194 bold a 296 bo and 241 audsou sot, and ov Batehelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupres — The best in the worid—survassiog mado. Sod aad ap- pued at the manufactory Broad © 10,000 urtces, at deairable articios, for enjoyment in the cous ie try durin, summer Wonths Are well Wortay the alieation of al who intend rusticauimg They can 9¢hed aly of LBAKY & 00. Hailes, Aswor couss, Broadway. Fire Offices to Let —Apply to Kaox, 213 Broadway. Spring atyle of het now ready. Hatr.—You Can tither to @ bisck oF brown, without [uring the grow of whe baie: by using cojoree, aly 2 © douile. app Grand fain. bold only Barry's Tricophirous ts the Best and cheapest artic's for dreasiag. b watifying cleaning. curliag preserving and resworing be hair, Laaies, ry it Bold oy | ali draggin. Wigs $%, Toupescs $5, at Cameroc's, No. 19 ‘on street, Brooklyn treomparable in aatural appear: vie, quality and perfec: Mt Crtatadoro’s Hair Dye, hen and Toupece. ~The best in t2@ world Wholenaie sud retail, aad the dye Privately applied. 6 Astor House. Holloway's Piil+.—Mabitaal Constipation | uke water, the drag sore, street Fo a predisposes tbe aystem to rece!rs infection ritie #9 tne oreath, And renders the whole bly impare ra. vata be disenr® and imps acor T hte temety on the Coy y Tequmlon (be exore Ive function, aod the frame while it purifies Married. Hamrros—Dowwarty. —Un Thureday, April #2, by Rev. J. Crapp, Watiam F. Baseros to Mas Baiourt Dowpaucr, all of toa ot Teaners—Gri mises —On Laat / May 1, by Rev. Dr. Krebs, Jacon Panamcs, cf Philadeiphie, w Mawr A. Gur riutan. of this city. Philadelphia and Schenectady papers please copy. Dea. . May 1, Larremts M., only son of Brower, aged 4 years, | moat Lefferts snd Eupbemia 20 day 8. Tho reiatives and friends of the fa mily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, eae aXernoon, at three o'c.ock, from the resigence of his father, Gar rit Brower, Midd ¢ street, between Third aud Fourth ave nuos, South Brooklyn, without farther am 3 Burt —On sacuraay, 1 Atxcappen Peary, infaas fon of Chartes and Isabela Butts Tho relatives and friends of tho family are invited to at- tend the fuperai, tha (Monday) aiteracon, a two o'clock, from No. 11 Jay street. Dory.—At Oo d Spring, L. 1, on Wednesday, April 28, Mra Ssnan Duty, aged 5: years, 2 mooths ‘and 9 daya. vase —Oo Tudsvay, April 29, suddenly, Boemeia R , wife of James W. Evaus, in the 3th yoar of how ago. Rosion papers please copy. Fimp.—On Friday, April 80, Joux Fumo, aged 66 oars 7'tho remains wore interry 1 In Greenwood Cemetery. Grasvow —On Satur LRH beloved soa pty and Catherine ‘Grandon, aged 3 years, 6 mouths an i) % Farewell, my boy, thou’rt gone too soon, Struck down by Geach in youth's young My daring chy’.4, thy parente’ love AcooMpaniee® tnee to reauns abore bloom , Monday) afternoon, at in to Calvary Come nah te , His remains will be or iar me fy ya, on Sunday, May 2, Rumaa 1. Banat,” of hia age. TW relates and fricads of dtu fesuily Oro reapeetfully “4 T JONES, NO 10 ANN PTaek1, 8360 PUK onuaaae AT salete baa culy bs tor patent lnstaor otees LARGB AND BRAUTIFUL BTOUK OF LADIR® GOLD Watoums 7 oer Tie MRWAST PATTERNS AND STYLEG, ci At greatly redused prisze, ObERT RAIT & O0., 31 Brostway, XFOBURE OF THk 6W LL MILK PUSINKS4—emaD Prank Lea.te's leiter wo tue public Lain paper. 4 TOIMBREDE'S CARD Ri AA Aine seals, fancy goods. Ni AVING, STATIONNRY, Broad way, metropetiian. SRWING MAOPINES, wena LeDUPENSA See or all manufacturing purvoa # and general asa, PRIRULPAL OFLC, 089 Grosdway, co-ner Broome stress, XPORURK OF THE BWIL Mr rank Leniie’s leter ts te Ber Be Ase Vub vo you avoo spring and summer mecicion i@ lr Langlay's reat fia herb bivers. kyerybody should use (hom st dls soanem of the year Composed of he beni roma, World, comprixing sersapartila, wid 4g oe for oaly Fret, The Indies all ike (bem, for (ey are~ w ge BE OF THR SWILL BILK ‘Ank Lesile’s 16 tor lo tae pudito i Bovine -aaLasosuane or TH joint cured witboat pain. #0 that the boot im nediat ly wi Bout the leas: tnco rea! wo BOSTN R84 —B8RAD or. tance ‘seat, iy Ur TAGH ARI. entgeon chiropesistes60 Broad ay met tere to physicians generelly ORNS —LITTLEFIELD & WRSTRRVRLT, OhLROPS C Gina Bare removed to 618 Broad vtrecdy opens te the St Bichsing Hotel wher, they will ovntinee thelr oan we fu trea me pt of covaa, Dunions, walls, Ao, Separate calraaes aad ro ma for ladioa XPOCURE OF THE WILL MILK BUSINES? —REABe Frank Leslie's lever () ibe Jc 1 his paper. BONIONS NAILS PRNSTRKATING THE PLA, J extracted withont pain ao thar (be >0ot oa be wore im mediately after the operation witbout (he ina-t (neoa to the patient, by Lr. ZACHAKIS, Surgeoa Chiropediat, Broadway. R. LAYTON'S “TWHLYR ROOBIPTH” FOR MA the best woametics at waiter the tore ‘bat you pay owe dollar in the store for you cam Out any trouble for aix semis, by Colio an peated chaser sirveuons sent to each pur sale nr heir Roving superfuces Beir, Wie powders, ir dyes, pomaden bioww of roase lo remove the tees, for the complesion, indelliole corns, soaps cement for mending chiga aa De sent to meke Can be purchased, or wili ee Vetted States, for \westy four enats, ta by directing to Dr. Laywn, 69 allen street, Vern. NDIA RURARR VES FOR NOW a, cleaning OF aay oconpalion the! sols the band are Gcrirable arinie, Sold ty ali ruober dealers; eat at 36 su eet, op stairs. OF THR SWILL MILK BUSISR —RRAR Le iie’s letior to the puble ia tua yaper. Un THOSE RLRO ANT. wai OP Rn CULNA DINING BERTIORNS, mos Deautfel aruicies of the Rind over imported, ‘rome Cuchi BeUamne, CHA, - My ee Bi) Corner of Broadway aed trouma arog, ee OuRTC POWDER, am enoapwat. Ler" MA ‘thls powder we 108 Rh ge focuser Beanug, cookroech ami aod My, wr *o teste and, taatin: a die. wo Most poian’ ia ii arc on Should they apooy Jost « ve @ dose, "Twill cot you Dut a freeion, POUR OF THE AWIL' MILK BUA 2 Sa Tttter othe pubicln hinge SS —RRAR RCHANICAL (CARORLA) MODERATH® yyy > every uons sad prices. W erery. auapyas on. piliacd Gavares foe sane 8. DaRDONVILAS sow rend SO EACLARD, SHOTR & CO, +) Broadway