The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1858, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, Tore or atthe time of bis backrnviey declared aa atora paid; ond Gli ovits inlaw orm equisy tuen pouding, in ‘whieb such beskrupt if & party may be prosecered and dotended by even sesignee to ity fila! coneiusioa, in the game way and with the -ame as taey might have ‘een by such bantrupt; and oo suet commenced oF or agaist any Sesignoe sbau be abated by mus death or re moval fom (ffl.s, but the same tosy be procecuted oc 4- fended by bis successor inthe same office: Provided, however, fst there shall be excepsec frum the operauon the Obs of thie Bectinn the nocessarY household uy, Condition god cioumstances of mM, but altogether not to exceed in Muy cage, the eum of —_ three nd alka all property which may De ox levy and wale by the iawa of the state to ‘whioh tho tanxrupt may reeide at the time of tne decree Of bankrupicoy, ur, in the case of resi ents, by Uae laws Of the State in which resi estate may de located Bec. 4 And be it further enacted, Coat every hack who shail bona fide surrenter ali Dis preverty aod nr), of property, with the exception hefare Mentonrd fr the Denetlt oF bu creditors. aud ebetituly compty with aad ‘Obey all the orcera and directions which map from une b time be passed by che proper court, aod ona! other ‘Wise contorm to ail ine Osher requisitiubs Of this Bat, BALL bin number und vaue of Bia creators ved their debis abail te thei writvea dis entitied toa fuli divckerge rum au ns decreed apd allowed by the court which bas declare] Lim a bankrupt, and & cartifoate thereof grant od to him by such court accordizgly, upon bis pation ied for euch purpose ; Buch discharge Aad cortiti sate mot, however, to be granted until after nmety days (cum tae decree of bankruptoy, nor unt after soventy dasa’ notice ‘Ya some public not per, dori by such court, to fall creditors who have proved their debts, aad otver per- Bons in interest, to appear at « perticular time and place, to show cause why such diecharge and certificate sill not be granted; at which time aud vlace any wuch cre- ditors, or other porsons ip interest, may apooar nba ab io service OD Bim personally, or by letter addresses to him ‘et his known usual place of residence, sual. be proserited Dy the court, as, in their discretion, having regard to the distance at which ti from svoh court. And if soy such bankrupt sb si guilty of avy fraud or wilful copceatm mtof his pro verty, or ‘shall bave preferred any of bis creditors, conir the provisions of this act or shal! wi fully omit or comply with any orders or cirestions 0° euch court, or bo conform to apy CtLer requisites of thie act, OF ABA, iO Bhs proceetings todor thia act, admit a ta'se or debt agains: bis estate, ne shall nor be entitied to acy auch discharge or certificate; nor shall any person, being a merchant, banker, facuor, broker, uoderwriter, or msAue jasurer, be eviltied to acy such discuarge er cerixicae ‘who stall become bankrupt, and who sball not have kept proper books of account after the passage of this act, nor ‘aay porson who sha! have applied rust unos ty hw ‘own wee: Proviced, That po discharge of aay bankrupt under this act shall reivaso cr cischarge auy per won who may be liable for the ‘sume aebt as B partuer, joiut contractor, eadorser, surety, Or ether ‘wise, for or wih the baskrupt And suck baakrapt anal) tall timca be subject to exeiuation, oral'y, or upoa written irwerrogsiories, in ana de:ore such court, or any Commissive eppoywted by the court therefor, on oath, or Af conscievtionaly scrapulous of taking an oath upon his eoiemn affir ation, in all mat eos relating to suct Dank ruptoy,eachis acts and doines, aud his property aod rights of property, which, in the julg nent of suco court, fare necessary aud proper for the puryosea of justice; and Sf, im aay auch examination, be wall wiltully apd corrupt Vy answer or swear or aflicm De deemed guilty of perjury. and shati oe bie therefer in like manner a3 the crime of jury is now punisbasie by tbe laws of the Tuite Sta! duly granted, shall, in all courts Tull and compiete discharge of w oe certificate, ween re, be de contracts whch oew other enzegementa of such bankrupt, proveabis wider this act, and shall be aud may be pi wd as aw fui) anc compleie ber to el! euits brought Ao Dy oourt of jucicature whatever: sud the ceruticste Bball be cocclusive evidence cf Useir te Ceror 4 Dankrupt, voiess the same bail be impeacied for some Yreud or wi'tul concealment by hiw of bia proverty oF rights of property, as atoresaid, contrary to tho provisions this aci, 00 prior reasonarle notice, specifying in ‘writing euck fraud or conceaiment within two years after be daie Of the discharge; ani if in any case of bank Fuptoy, One fourth, ip number sad vaiue, of too creciters ‘who shall bare proved their septs at he time of bearing ©f the petition of the bankrupt tor a diecbarge as bereia Dolore provided, shall, a) such bearig, fle toer written Cissons bo the allowance of @ discharge acd certifoate to Bucb bankrep:; or if, upoo gach boariog, & discharge sba'l Kot be decreed to bim, the bankrupt may demana a trial Dy jury cpona proper issue, to be airec.ad by the cocrt Bi pucd time acd placa, and tp such maaner, as she court ‘smsy order; or he may appea! from that doctsion, at any Sime within cea days therea‘ter, to the cirourt court oext fo be beid for the same district, by simpiy entering ia he istrict conrt, or with te cierk teres boon record, yer for an appeal. The appes! suai! be tried at the Shred term of the circuit court aft-r it be taken, unless, for Saflicient reason, acontinuance bt granted; a omy be hheard and cotermined by sai court summarily, or by & Jury, at tho option of the bankrupt; and the creditors tay andobject against a decree of discharge wud thy 08 of te certificate, aa herelubetore provided Aad if, upon a full beariog of the parties, it nal’ \eppear to the satisfaction of the court, or the jury find that the bankrupt has made « ful! discle surrencer of al! his osiate,as by this act required, and has ip ali to'ngs conformei to tho directions thereof, ine court shal) make a decroe of ducharge, sod grant a cer Bifcate, as provided tn tbis act, uclews a majerity, a num ‘ber and verve, cf such crediwrs shali file their written dissent to such discharge, in which event it saail aot o0 granted in acy case of voluntary baokruptcy. Sec. 6. Acd be it further ensctec, That ail creditors Comung in ant proving their debts under euch bank in the manner heretoafier prescribed, the same ‘Deing bona fide debts, shat! be entitied to ebare iu the Davkrupt’s property and «flecks pro rata, #ithort aay Priority or preterevce whatsoever, except only for debts ‘ue by such bankrupt to the United ststes, aod for ail ‘due by him to persous who, by the iaws of the Toited States, bave a preference in cousequence of haviog Paid moges« as bis sureties, which sia’! be frst paid out Of the assets; and avy person who shall bave performed ny labor as an operative in the service of aay bank Fupt, sbali be entitied to receive the full amouat of he wages due to bim for such Iavor, noi ex- weeding twecty-five dollars: Provided, Thai such Aabor = sbeil bave been performed within six moatha ext before the bankruptcy of bis employer, and all creditors whose debts are not duc at payable watit a fotore day, all aanuiten's, holders of bottomry nd respondentin bonds, holders of poli ries of insurances, Bureties, cadorsers, dail, or other persons haviwg uncer tain OF cout sgent demands against such bankrupt, shal be ied 1 come in and provssach debts or ¢ aims yonder this act, and shali bave ® righs, when their debts ‘and claims benome absolute, to have the sane allowed Room; avd puch anpultante and bolters of debt payable fin future may have the present value thereof ascortaioed, the diecticn of auch court, and allowed them ac wordingly, as debia in presenti; end no ere vitor or other erton, coming in and proving hie debt or other claim, hall be allowed to maintaip any suit at or in equi, bail De deemed thereby to beve waived all and suit against ope Ee. all Proosedipgs already commenced, av apeatia| ie nents mireacy obtained thereon, shall be deemed to be purrendored there>y; and in all cases where thore a1 mnutual debts or mutual credita between tho parties, the ‘Palance on!y sal) be deemed the true debi or claim be- Swoon them, aod the residve shal! be deemed adjusted by ‘the set off, ali such proof of debts ehali be made before Bho court docreeing cy, oF vefore mmissimer and any debt, upon proof debt is founded in fraud, imposition, ilegaity , aod a t shom aebw are due proof dy their ot, Caabier or , OF other oflicer who way be special y appointed ; commissioners to re- tr ts § E urpose i always open. And the jurisdiction hereby con- ferred ou ‘the district court shall exteod 4 all ours =6ant) =6controversies in bankruptcy arising Detwoen te bankrapt and any creditor of ore. Gitors who shail claim ang debt or demand un dor tho Dackruptey, to all cases and controversies be- tween such creditor or creditors and the aesiguee of the estate, whether in office or removed; to all cases and con- Grovorsies between such assignee and the bankrupt, and fo all aota, matters, and things to be done under and in ‘Firtuo of the bankruptey, until the Ona! distribution and Poettiement of the estate of the bavkrupt, and the close of the proceedings in bankruptcy And the said courts shall have full authority and jurisdiction to compel obedience to all orders and decress passed by them tn bankruptoy, ‘and other remedial to Court in each district, from time to time, to prescribe suit able rales and reguistions, ana forme of proceedings, in all matters of baokreptey, which ru os, regulations, and forms shal! be subject to be altered, added to, revised, or anoulled by the ciroult court of the same Uistrict, and other rules and lations and forms substituted there for; rules, regulations, and forms, it shal be the duty of the sald courts to make them ag imple and Drief ae practicable, to the end to avoid all unoeceseary Oxpenses, and to facilitate the use thereof by the Pp lie at’ large. And the said courta shall, from time time, prescribe a tariff or table of foes and wharges to be taxed by the officers of the court or otner reona, for services under this act, or any other on the pubdject of bankraptey; which foes shall as low as ‘practicable, with reference to the nature and character of Buch services, and shall in no case exceed the tariff of foes Bilowed by the State iswa where the case may be tried, for the same or analogous services performed by like officers of the State courts, and no et foe shall be allowed. Seo. 7. And be It further enacted, That all petitions b; gay bankrupt for the beneiit of this act, sad Sil proveed- ‘ings in the caso to the close thereof, i be had ja the iatriot in which the per. ‘thin and for the to be & bankrupt ehali reside or have his pasiness fer six montis next before euch petition ince E filed, except where otherwise provided in thie act, And mpou every such petition, notice theroof shall be published dn ons or more public Newspapers printed in diatriet, me dasa! by rch court, at lonat twenty days te fore the rig eof; and all persons interented may wppear at the time and place where the hearing ie thus to bo , avd show cause, if any they have, why the te of the waid petitioner should 4: jonce by witnesses to be used in Mh court siall be under oath, er solemn We party & | oath, and may be oral or by deporition, taken before enoh | cart, or before apy commi sioner appoiates by such court, or before apy disinterested State peed of the State ip which the deposition ia taken; and ali proof of debts or other cisime, by creditors entitled to prove the same by this act, bali be uvder oan or eolemp affirmation, © Bforetaid, betore such court or commirsioner sppotured | thereby, or before nome Cisivterested State jucge of toe State where the creditors live, ip such furm ay may de preseribed by the rules and regulations hereinbefore aa thorzes to be made and estebiisbed by the courts b jurisdiction in bavkruptey But all each proois of ts nc ciher ciaims spa] be open te contestation in the prs per courts Daving juriacmcict ov over tho procerdings ia the particulier case ip bankruptey; aod aa well the ag Bigher as the creditors shall Dave & right to @ tral by JUTY, upon av issue t@ be direcred by sven ovurt to ascer few the validity ana amount of puch deb or other clams, end the result thi reou, voles @ Haw trial shall be grant- ed, ifin favor of the claims. shall be evidence of the va- lieity and smountef such debts or other ciaima. And it apy person OF persous shall falsely and corrupt ly evewer, swear, cr affirm, im any hearing or on trial) of apy matter, or in any proveeding in euck court in bankruptey, or before any commis- sioner, he and they shall be doemod guilty of perjury, eno punishable therefor im the manacr and to the extent provided by law for other cases Seo, 8 And be it furthor enacted, That the ciroutt court within and for the district where the decree of baukruptcy ig passed, shall have coucurrent jurisciction with the dis. trict court of t2¢ same district of at! suits at law od ip equity whieh may and ball be brought by any assignee of the bankrupt against apy person or persons Claiming an adverse interest, or by such person against such as Bignee, touching wry property or rights of preperty of said barkrij: trausierrable to, or vestod in, such assigase; and po suri at law or ip equity shail, in any case, be main- teinah e by ov against such assignee, or by or against any perrcn Claiming wp ud verse interest touching the property acd rights of property aforesais in any court whatsoever, ‘uw ess the seme thal: be breught within two years after the ceciarstion ane decree o: bankruptey, or afier the ai! tirst have accrued. ¢ be it farther epacted, That all ales, trans- fers, and other conveyances of the assignee cf the back Tupt’s property, and rights of properts, shali be made at such times acd in auch manner as sbali be ordered and appoiod by the court in bankruptcy; and all asvots rece ved by the assignee in money shali, within sixty daze afterwards, be paid into ths court, subject to its or- der respecting ita future safe keepig and disposition; and the court way require of such aasign: d, with at eset two sureties, in such sum as it may deem pi a conditioned tor the dve and faithful discharge of al! his duties, abd bis compliance with the orders and directions of the court, whicb bend shail be taken in the name of the United Statee, aud sball, if there be any breach there- of, be sued ape eucabie, under the order of such court, for the benetit of the creditors and other persona in in- terent. Seo, 10. And be \t further enacted, Teat, in order to in- sure a speedy sf! nent and close of the proceedings in each caro of ben uptcy, it shall be toe duty of the court to order and direct a coliection of the assets, and a re- duction of (be same lo Money, and & distribution thereof at as early periuds ag practicable, cossistently with a cue regaré to the ipterests of the creditors; ood ® Givdend and distribution of auch aasets as aball be colectad and reduced to money, or 80 much thereof as cap De ately 40 disposed of, Consia- toatly with the rights and tatereats of third persous having adverse claima tbereto, shall be made among the cre- dttore woo bi © proved their debts ag often as once in six the time of the decree declaring the bank- repiey; notice of such dividends and distribution to be g ven tb some newspuper or ne xapspers in the district do- pipuatec by the court, ten davs at least before the order theretor is passed; and the pendency of avy suit at law or turquiy, by Or against suck | ird persons, shall not portpone such division and distribution, except so far as the assets rony be recersary to satiefr the eame; and all the proceadings in bankraptey 10 each Case shall, if prac weable, be finaly acjusted, setved, and brought to a close by the court withia two years after the decree de- f And where any creditor shall 2 bie dobt uotil a dividend or distribution shall bave been mac and declared, he shall be entitled be paid tbe same amount, pro rata, out of the remaining dividends er ¢istributions thereafter made, as the ober ire bave already received, before the latir shall be ied to way porcion thereof, Sec. 11, avd be it further enacted, That the aasignee shali bave full aathority, nader the order and direc. tion of the proper court in bankruptey, to redeem apd discharge any morigege or other pledge, or Ceposit, or Hen upon any property, real or eracual, whether payable in presenti or at a oture dey, an? to tender @ due performance of the conditiors tnereof, And such aseiguee shail also have autbority, by) anc uncer the order wad direction of the proper court in bankruptey,to compound any debts, or Kooging 45 the extate ober ciaims, or securities due or bel of the bap rupt, but no sue order or direction shall be made until notice of the appiicaiiva is giveu in some pub- lic rewspaper in the district, to be designated by the court ten days at loast before the hearing, 50 that ali cro- ditors anc other perscas in interest may agpear and ehow cause, if avy they bave, at the bearing, why the order or a serge ore be bn Passed, ‘- Seo. 2, Aud be it . any + acherged,tnder thi ast’ abel) af who ehali nave been dischary ter war Krupt, he sbai! not be again entitled to & dscharge uncer this act. uniess nis estate shall duce (after all charges) suflicient to pay every creditor epiy five per centonthe smonnt of the debt which shali bave been allowed to ouch creditor. Sec. 15, And be it further enacted, That the proceed ings in alicsses in bankruptcy #6 be mat. ters of record; but the same not be require to be recorded st large, but shall be carefully fled, Kept and numbered in the office of the court, and 8 docket only, or short memorantum there- of, with the sumbers, kept in a book the clerk of the court; apd the clerk @f ine court, for bis name and the of the court to aay form, or certify ing @ copy thereof, when required thereto. shall be en. tiled to receive, as compensation, the sum of twenty five cents, and no more. And no ofticer of the court, or com- missioner, sba!l be allowed by the court more than one doliar for taking the proof of any debt or other claim of ary creditor, or otber person, againat the estate of the bankrupt; but he may be a lowed, in addition, his actual travelling expenses for that purpose Sec. 14. Aud be it further enacted, That where two or more perrons, who are partners in trade, become in solvent, an order may be made in the mancer provided in thw act, either on the petition of such partners, or any one of them, or on the petition of any creditor of the partoers; upon which order all the jolut stock and property of the company, apd also al) the separate estate of each of the partners. bali be taken, excepting such parts thereof as are berein exemptec; and ail the crecftors of the com- pany, and the soparete creditors of each partoer, ahall be allowed to prove their respective debts; and the sasignecs: eball also keep separste + Hanvoodon stock -t property of the company, an: 6 of each member thereof; and after deducting cut of the whole amount’ received by such as- signees the whole of the expenens sud disburrementa paid by them, the net proceeds of the joint stock shall be ap- propriated to pay the creditors of the company, and tho net proce ede Of the separate estate of each partner shall be appropriated to pay bis separate creditors; and if there shal! be any balance of the separate estate of any partner, after the parment of his separate ‘aobts, such balance shai! be aderd jo the joint stock, for the payment of the joint greditore- and if there bali be any balance of the joint stock, afier — of the joint debts, such balance eball be divited and appropriated to and ‘tbe sepa. rate estates of the several partners, according to their ro- spective righie and iu erests therein, and as it would have been ifthe partnership bad been cissolved without any bankruptcy anc the pul so app to the separate ertate of eecb partucr shall be Sielion to tna pesaeons at hie de te and the certificate of his discharge shail be granted or refured to cach partner, as the same would or ought to be ifthe proce :dings bad been against him alone under thir act; aad ia all other respects the proces dings agniuet partners Phat) be conducted in the hike mroper as if they had been commenced and prosecuted against one person alone. Bec. 15 And be t further enacted, That a copy of any decree of bankruptcy, and the appointment of a6 directo’ by the third section of this act, shall cited in every deed of lands be onging to told and conveyed by avy asriguees under and by virtue of this act, aod that such recital. copy of euch order, shall be fall and both of the bankruptcy and sseignmont therein and supersede the nec sity of any other proof bankruptcy anc assignment to validate the said aod ali deeds coutaiving such recital, and Le neg ‘by such proof, ebal! be as effectual to rave the of the bank- Tupt, of, im, and to, the lands therein mentioned and scribed to the purchaser, as fully, to all iptenta pur. poses, as if made by such bankrupt himself, immediately before euch orcer. ‘Sec. 16. And be it further enacted, That all yr and autbority conferred mo and in Matrict Cyurt of the United States by this act, in cases in bankruptcy, are hereby conferred upon and vested in the Girouit Cours of the United States for the District of Colum- | bia, and in and upon the Suyj or District Courts of any of the Territories of the United States, in cases in bankruptcy, where the bankrupt resides in the said Dis. trict of Colambia, or in either of the said Territories. | 5 . ie See, 17. And be it further enacted, That all chartered banks, or 0 rations, of ansociations of persons, autho- war‘ntaccver, tensed, designed, or tad for ecu: , intended, OF SS paper ved eball be liable to be decreed bank- of creditors, for inyol- Lion as paper money , whom & majority, in mum! rend amount, of tbe by petition ; unless the receive Any estate, refuse or fail to account for $2 z tled to an addi cent, to be paid him out of big estate: an Arotnt to sixty por cent net, he eball be per centum; aod when it shall centum pet, he shall be sativied Tip) and centum out of bis estate, prov’ ss =. this act shall exceed the thousand ‘Jollars. Seo. 22. And be it further enacted, costa or other cherges for cases in of cow , samignens, OF aay Get, Sasa co oc ; dat all such expenses, of f be H 2 s* 2 3 id aske 2833 i gach E i: 13 s' i i | ever, charg prov tor th this be paid at au See 25 Ard be it urtter enected, That this act aball cable tot aot, and, 1 ac, of the partioa, a5 15 hot Se provided, shall not ke? ‘The bt! for the aud thal for the rep PANG DOUNTTIS oa ef Oregon way postpaned, the Viphing Bounties act takem Up Mr. Hamu, (ovo. of Me addreesed the Seante im Position 16 koe Dil, Mr Bain objcowa to iar, Olay sneer the: the fisheries are merely @ local interest, They fo, De raid, but nO more than sugar growing. The ry Dave petloon! importance, ao nation baving ever beep prommnort ip maritime aftaira thet did tut Peeognize the importact relation between its marine €2d He fieberivs, The nator trom Alabama's lino of Srgument Wer & revival of Mr Beatoo’s in bis report of 3826, Mr. Bamur would admit that when the Dounty Was first granted it might have been regarded ag iden- tted will tbe seit duties, but the preseat system of bounty is baved on a ceparture from that prin- ciple, and ja pot now Copeadent in any manner on the quantity of rait usec, but on the tonnage employed. Bourty js un ve'erwneie werd. The object is to raise a class of bérdy sesmen The Seheries, , al- though Iccal uw fact, are patioral in importance, and ad- Greet themeelves to the ‘Lterests of every section of the coumttry—to Alaboma as well as ty Maine Mr, Hamlin te miperized the polities! bistory of the North American fisheries, ehowing that they entered largely inte the revo- lutiowary lerues, abe (bel ‘bey were ibe subject of con- test fora buvdree y. are between France and England, oo sccount of their importance, He showed the importance entertained of there fisheries by the American govern~ ment, which made their persesaion an nitimatam of peace, Jp the wer of 812 she Coawiasiovers at Ghent were in- ptructed not to mit oér right t thein to be even Lrongbt into disenssioa, ca pain of breaking off ue getinuons. Jebp Adama, in I8l4, wrote he would continue the war forever sather than yield one iota of the fheheries, They are az important today as then, al- though it ie tue they depot represent the tame propor- tion te the aggregate commerce aa th juucn, The reason of it is that the limited, and canror be extended, whoreas the area of commerce ip iiimitatie, Proceeding then to the presen state of the fisberies, Mr Hamlin wrged on Congress tho continuance of those bonntes as the cheapest mode of educating aeupply of texmen who could be relied on im time of war. During the Revolution the Now Fogiand fishermen ured 200,000 tons of Bri- sh ehipping The were equally efficient in the war of 1812 Iie nex! read letters from Commodores Stuart and Shubrick, highly praising the seamen trained in the fisberiee, also 8 sia'ar opinion from tho late Daniel Webster, Re thea referred to the care taken by other nations to fos‘er their fishories, instascivg Venice, Hot- lacd (whore Ametercam is built on fish bones), Spain, France and Greet Britain The Senator from Alabama aeke, why botrely on the commercial marine to recruit the navy? A eusiicientanawer is, that in violation of law three-fourths of the whele seamen employed are foreign- ers, Mr, Clay estimated, from Treasury sources, the whole bomber of fishermen at 10,000, but the Treasury Depart- ment knows po more ebout ft thax: bis (Sr. Hamiin’s) horee, Probably the fisheries ecucate 60,000 American seamen. Se maintained that if tue bounty was withdrawn these fieberiee would languish and die. Ho related the small compeneation pola to tovae engaged in the business, and the numerous Cangers end bezards atiouding it, and con. cluded by demanding that government support continue to it. If it must be abolished it ongbt to be done gradvally, eo s# to allow owners to rotiro their means therefrom. {be Reciprocity treaty and the repeal of the bounty would destroy it anyhow. Thia nursery of sea- ep sheult he regardeo in the same light as the military scbool at West Point or tbe naval schoo! at Annapolis. Mr. Masow bere moved an Executive session, al the close of which the Senate atjourned. Hous of Representatives. Wasninaroy, Merch 6, 1858. PASSAGE OF THE CEN®RAL APPROPRIATION BIL! ‘Tho House acted ov the various amondments to the Legislative, Exseutive and Juticiary Appropriation bill, end passed the bill, ‘THE CLAYTON: BUT WER TREATY. Mr. Riremm. (opp } of Pa., spoke against the resolution proposing the abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty, arguing that there is po parucular emergency which re- quires it, The treaty whcn made prevented «@ collision between Great Britain ap¢ the United States, and pre- served the peace. Tt was ek good sense and good feeling op both rides. Tho practical difficulty bo- tween the two couvtries amounts to . It arises merely from a techuical interpretation of the treaty. He could gee Do reason for its abrogation, ex aderire on the part of the Uniiec staves to seize Central A! Mr. Cuncman, (a¢m.) of N. C , said wo ought to be free from the treaty, so that yen we wish to acquire that territory we may do it inwtully. ir. Rivcnie replied tbat its abi would open the flict for the possession ot that country, He wus sorry that Mr, Clisgmen quoted the Ostend manifesto with ap- probation, as be iorked upon It as an evidence of cvvet- ouacess and imbeciltiy Mr Kristy, (opp) of © ¥., moved to table the resolu- tion reported on Tuesony trom the Hommittee on Foreign Aire, propesing the abrogation of the treaty. Negatived by 47 agsiuss 1(7, Mr. Sickixs, (acm.) of N. Y., mover the postponement of tho audject till Tuesday, whew ho wished to express his views, but bis motion Gas out off by the House the demand fer the previous question, under whica the re- solution was oxGered to he engrosmed by 97 against 86. Without fia) action the House passed to the considera- Lon of olber business. THK WILKINSON'S POINT INVEVTIGATION--A OONTUMACIOUS Wik ®. Mr. Basxins, (opp ) of N_Y., offered a resolution, which Wea adopted, setting forth that as Robert W. Latham, ‘Who bas summoned before the committes to investi- je the circumetances attending the sale and perchase of ilkineon’e Point for fortification purposes, has failed to appear; therefore, Resolved, That the Bpesker he directed to Immue bin warrant to the Sergeantet-arina to take (he body of tbe asid Latham wherever he 1 found, snd bring tise before the bos ot thy House to ans er for con 'empt of tte authority, THE MINSYSOTA ADMIPSION BILL. ‘The House resumed the consideration of the Senate bill pg ag ig aa nace into the — ee r Swrrn, (adm ) of Va,mado a epeec! by Dill, on poh of the Boa Mrage clause in ‘copsti- tution. Mesere, Miiison, (acc. ) of Va., Meprnyh y of Pa, and Briss, (opp ) of Obi decile’ the right Congress to interfere with the sigbte v. the eiectors in the States. Adjourned. ‘The Cacvasses in the Mivstestppi. New Onrxans, May 6, 1868. ‘The crevasse opposite our city continues in full force. The water is etill spreading, aod ('~re are other very se rious crevareee above the city, Which are doing immense = to the crops. The rivor as yet shows a0 signs of Ling. ‘i New Onunans, May 6, 1868, ‘The crevanse etill continues, and all eflorta w atop It seem to be abandoned. The town of Greton is eutirely submerged, and Algiers copsiderably so it {® reported there are hopes of stopping the great crovasee twenty five miles above here. Beiow this city, in the sugar country, there are several United States §; Court. ‘ASHINGTON, May 6, 1858. No, iy Eneas McFaul, vs. Jas. C. Ramsey. Argued for itt, ie 107, Thos. McCargo, ra. John L. Chapman. Argued op both sides. No. 108. Wm. Holcombe, ys John McOusick etal. Ar- commecced for plaintil an‘ contioued for defen- Conclusion of a Libel Sait. Tonowto, C. W., May 6, 1868 The libel suit of C. K. Anderson, Deputy Receiver Geveral, against the Leader newspaper of this city, ended laet night with @ verdict tor the defendant, The Lock on the Welland Canal Repairet. Sr. Carmaninns, ©. W, May 6, 1554, Lock No, 7 on the Welland Cana’, h wat broken on Monday, is now ropsire: Veaso's commenced ul the lock to day. Navigation is aow uniat ROARD. Stocks dull. Penn, Baie Fives, $1 eetige Haitroad, cka dul '. wl 3 99%; Morris Canal, 46; Long Toland iastrend “13; Poeun: Raiirond, 41.8. New Ourmays, May 6, 1868. Cotton firm. Seles tw tay 146,000 bales, a 1168, alle. Sugar steady at Uso. &7o.. Flour ective at $4 25 a64 Red wheat Ofc ; white do. $1 06 a $1 10, Mixed corn 660, to Liver- shipmastera demand New Onteans, May 6, 1859. Cotton firm; selea to day 12,000 bales. steady. Molasses 200. a S140, Pork very dull. Lard . Eaat- ern bay $16 perton Rio coffee 10k. a11\0. Cotton to ‘avre le. and w to Liv 10d. , the combination es. Sterling exchange 108 a 109, Exchange on New York 90 « 100. Sons, ty 6, 108 ‘The cotton market ia tery firm. Bales to-day 5,000 bales. Cranimerrow, May 6, 1868. The rales of cotton to-day were 000 balos—the market exbibitiog geterni depiess on, Savawean, ba 44] 1868. The sale of cotton to-day were 600 bales. market closed quiet but steady, Bavriworr, May 6, 1858. Flour quiet and aochanged. Wheat steady. Youlow. m shace higher. \6o. a (80; white unchanged. p imme | duil, at 2050. a Zle, Provisions quiet and an- change ny Pumapeirma, May 6, 1858. Rreadetwi™ dull. Flour very dull and unchanged. ‘Wheat dull at $1 03a $1 10. Gorn firm—sales 4,000 buah- els at prices, Whiskey steady. Provisions steady. . Civerwnati, May 5, 1888. Pork dul! and nominal. Bacon dull at o.—a decline of Lcont. Bacon in bulk declined ie. Sales of 200, Tbe. at 8c, Bloor firm. i to 166. Flour—The demand is only Es" 2 ity biel i = ij FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1858. AMaaa in AMD ¥ Aunany, May Tp caser cf impeacoment sworn charges heve first mstance to be seat iv to tre Governor of (ne Stale who thereupon gives potice ty ine party ino] charges whatever aguinst Judge Russel, as has been ir tunated Ip a New York paper, neve reached the Executive department. Governor Kiog lve beep absent from t) city during the pest week, and tue papers would go tot the Bends of Mr. Seaman, bis private eecretary , bul no knowier ge that nay charges lockivng the impeachment of the Judge are about to be made bas reached eny per son here The Canal Voaid yesterday reinatated Mr, ——, Division Engineer, who wae euispended by tho Stete Ko gineor for imelnding snow excavating ta the conliactor’s cotimate. 6, 1868 The Body of the Unknown Female, ARREST OF HER MURDERER — A MYSTERY CLEANED UP. Omioago, May 6, 1868. A man namod Henry Gumports was arrested here last night for the murder of the women whose remains were found ina barre! at the Nucaoe River Ratiroad depot in New York somo time eince. He says that she burg her- self in his room, but confeeses that he cut up and shipped the body, not Knowing how eiso two dispose of it. Adaiuas, trom iHexico, New Onc , May &, 1858, Wo havo advices from Tumpico of the 26th. General Garza was stil! firing on tha c'ty, causing much destrne s Haxter 4. Sronam, of th former p the | wea Ancuas —On Thoratay, May #, Jan, widow of Inaee Areter, epee 46 yeare The fwerk we. tase piace from No 12 Grove street, tia (Pricey) wiiercoen, at half past ihree o’ctock Baewn On Wodzesday May 5, APN Manauars, relict Cf Thomes Brown, in the 08d year of her age. ‘The relatives @) friends of tbe famliy are respecttally invited to sitend the funeral Cals (Friday) a’ternoon, at ibree c’olock, at Emmanuel chureh, corner of Prince and 0 without furiber iavitation. | Bree Weinesosy night, May 5, of disease of the | bears, Lypia devebter of Jobr and Alicia Byrd Per irtende anc roiatives aro respectfully writed to at raion Saturday aftersoon, at two o'clook, Dukiaxn — le Brookizn, on Thursday morning, May ¢, My Jone Dusispy, aged abc triands of the fam also tho mem re row ctl two o'olook, from the residence of bi Hoarum street Foors.—-Ip Brooklyn, 1. L, on Wednesday, Way 5, ina M., only daoghter of Carletos and Margarot Foote, aged & year, 6 montos end 2) days. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respeotulty invitoc to attend the funeral, this (Fr ene o'clock, from the residence of hor parenta, No, 40 Fivet street. The remains will be interred in Green- wood, Esnz —On Thoracay, May 6, Fumanara Hara, 9 native of Eppiskisien, county Fermaazgh, Ireland, nget 36 yeare father, No,’ 49 tion to life anc proporty. Ho also continued to detain all veeeels ing the fort, and had fired oo the American brig N. Stetson, but on tho arrival of the United States steam. ip Fulton the Stetson was alowed to procesd, as ‘was a'so the ecbooner Virginia Anioineiio, which had been detained thirty-five days. Death of an Insurance President. Boston, May 6, 1868. Joel Scott, Fsq., President of tho altianco Insurance Company, died at his residence in Dedham inst night. ‘The Ohio at Cincinnati. Cincemant, May 6, 1868. ‘The weather has been vory rainy, aud the river is ris ing, with ten foot of water in the obsnnet. ‘The Southern Mail. Wasnincton, May 6, 1868, ‘We have received no mail from the South this afternoon. City Politics, The Democratic General Committee met last eveving, in Tammany Hall, Mr. I, V. Fowlor, in the absence of the chairmen, Mr. Petor B Sweeny, presided. A committe on regohutions—consisting of Messrs. George H. Purser, A. Chancellor and Nelson J. Waterbury—reported the fol. lowing, which were unanimously adopted :— Resolved, That this committee regard with lively satisfac: (Hon the pasaage of # bil by Congress for the Immediate ad wiesion of Kansas into the Unica as 6 Stale, provided the people of that Territory elect to accept the mod! teation pro by Congress to the ordivanes in) elation to the pubite da secompany ing tbe conattiution sdopted by the people. by & conventicn aasembled at Lecompton on the 7th day of No- vember last; sod (bat we rejoice (ha! the opportunity allord ed by tbe necessity of amencing that ordinauce bas beea # improved as to permit the people of Kaness to deci¢e by their direct vote the aueation ot thetr admtasion into the Unica under the Lecompion constitution with the amended ordinance, without impairing the other im, t principle involved; that the ation they had already taken through their conveniion was tipon their part valid and snificient Resoived. Tha! we covcraiuiaie the President upon the tifsine fact that the fem and energetic, position ta ator has secured the setilement of @ question ing the pence ard welfare of the confederacy, upon & basis of juatice towards every nection of the Union, andto tbe people cf Kaosas; and that we ieuder our un feigned thanks to Messrs #icklea, Kelley, Cochrane, Maclay and Ward, for their faithful nnd intelligeat a¢herence to the principles of the democratic party, aud to the convictions and wil of their canatiuenta, ‘The Bulkeley Divorce Cate. SUPREME COURT—SPRCIAL TERM. Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. May 7.—Lucius E. Bulkeley vs. Mary Bulkeley an& Mary Bulkeley vs. Lucius E Bulkeley. —The domestic troubles of these jn bave occupied some space in the newapapors recondy. There ere cause ani cross cause for divorce, each op th gation of advitery. Motions were made to amend the respective compinints. The Judge decided that as Mrs. Bulkeley had filed her complaint firet, the motion to amead be denied, and that the defendant, Lucie: E. Bulkeley, might set up any dew mattor in reply, and tho two cases would thereby be blended into one. Naval Intelligence, The United States sloop of-war Constellation was et Moseipa 6th March. Ali well. Court © Day. Svrxas —Part 1.—Nom, 2761, 3578, 8858, 2659, 2739, 1827, 3090, 1460, 3766, 3767, 3743, 2446, 9610, 1168, 3679, 1622, 1645, 250, 2028, 9075, 2069, 3946, 1962, 1¢¢7, 8239, 3796, 211 “ 3: B74b, 1868, 2509) 3065, 674, 18: 1375, 2644 149, 3602, 4185, 4017, 2262) 1174) B02, 4964’ 2260, Y8OT, 2612, 8071, YOT7T, 2760, 4087, 4678, 4066, 2578, FRO, 4369, 4340, 4085. Scrneme Covat—General Term.—Nos. 12, 15,17, 19 to 2, 27, 28 to 8S Usitap Braves Diermict Cocet.—Nos. 9, 112, 100 to 102, 110, 111, 22, 28. Stvaxios Cover,—Nos, 34, 669, 645, 544, 651, 667, 664, 670, 580, 681, 536, 516. 608, 604, 606 to’ 610; 614, 615, '616, 618 10 621, 625, 626 635, 687 to’ 644, 648 to 662, 854, 056 to 665, 504 Common Piass.—Part 1.—~Nos. 69, 1181, 1182, 1184, 1185, 1186, 1188, 1191, 1193 w 1199. Part 2—Nos. 1158, 467, Strop Can be tore, No.7 Astor Parts Felt Hats Just Recetvod at White's, ‘4S Fulton street, Gente dress bais, spring styles, $5, as veual, First Premium Children’s Hats. —DLadites, call and look at the large variety of most beautiful styles of hats and caps for the season. KELLOGG, 331 Canal st, David's Spring Style of Hats are Beautiful in style and finish, Give ® onl! at SOL Broadway, near Duane atreet, Strangers!—Kemember the Ge photographic pelace, 28 Broadway, four Aswor House. tures taken dally, by MEADE BROTHERS, ove the Photographs and Views, the Quet.'s artists, at HOLMES’, 26 Cent Portraits, executed by the dictation of 24 Broadway. Shoes und Gaiters—All the Various yyion 4 1b Fae posite Chure atreat “ ce ate ‘ Bid LORIN BROOKS & SON, Ladies’ Galter 14s,, with Heels; 126. qlinpers, tee and buskin; Ga, to 10s. for bore’ fine patent i boots, and minsen’ and children's pools ard aboes of all Kinds aod prices. J ess. Extra Fine Offices to Let.._Apply to Knox, ‘22 Broadway. Spring style of bat te out ‘Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines— Mabest premiums awarded 1897, by the American Ingtitate, Rew Yor, Tnatitute, Balmore, ant at the Mirna, faire. Offloe Cenpectiont, Ti and Michigan inte Broadway, New York. Send tor a circular. Herron’s New Patent Sewing Mnchine, 447 Broadway. oe superior to the highest priced machines for one quarter cost, A child can manage i. Parties urehasing will receive full instructions. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, and Toupecs.— ame wes Hill's Inatantrneous Hair Dye, only Four shillings © box, biack or brown, best in use, Bold at No. i 10,000 Boots and Shore at Auction prices, at LPB & SMITHS, 04 Warran street ‘Wigs $4, $5, at Cameron's, No. 19 Folion etree, Brookiva, imcomparable in natural apposr- ance, style, quality and perfect Halr Dye, W' —The beet in the world Wholesale privately applied. 6 Astor Honss. Holloway’s Otntment.. The Diseases of the flesh and the skin, to which children are mow aubject puch ae encrusted tores on the bead &: ‘free rashes, ringworm «alt thenm, ee Ae . are quickly relieved by this onguent aa well as the angriest uloers, and ail Kinds of wounds and com: tusiona. and Toupecs. retail, aad the dye MARBIAGES AND DEATHS, Marrted. Baxvert—Swarrer —On Thursday, May 6, atthe Uhnrch of the Holy Communion. by Rev br. Moblenberg, Mr. Jous W. Baxvert, of Minnesota, to R. Jap xis SHAPTER, daughter of the late Peter Shapter, of New York. FROTEINOBAM—KowTeR —Cn Tuesday evening, May 4, by Rev. Samuel W. King, at bis residence, Mr, Tomas Faore LNGHtaM to Mies Amaart FE. Koeren, eidest daughter of Ber- nard Kester, Beq., all of Williamaburg, 1. 1. Ienim—Fuunt —in Morrteania,on Wednesday, May 5, by Rev. Samuel Orgood, J BG. Iamdm to Laces AMPLIA, daeghter Of the Inte Dr. Joseph H. Flint, of Springtlelt, en Manbattanville, on Wednestay, MMievmustme Garm—Mvene—Ab the: Mast street church, om Wednesday, May 5, by Rev, Duncan Dunbar, Mr. Harry oo ‘Miss Magy R, Mrane, of Ne Phindetphia and Camien papers copy Warson—W aarnran,—At Madieboro’. Mass.,on Wod- 5, by Rev. FA. Washburn, of Hartford, Twos. yw York, to MARGanmr Troxmn, daughter | (ors ectrolon as Woot Rartterd, Cons.,0a' fod. needay, Way 5, by Rey, Mr, Aiken, Rowu Wusagnow, Tho funeral will take place to morrow afternoon, mt Dal! pat two o'clock , from the resideace of ber sister, No 6 Monroe street, Barrimy.—lIa Hoboken, on Thureday morning, May 6, afier a icpg anu severe ‘illness, Jans Harmumy, wife of Ohver & Batioid, in tho 784 year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reanec fully invited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, No. 10 Boomfed place, on ‘Saturday morning, at ten o'clock , without furthor notice, Tinettis —On Thursday, May 6, Joan Lins, a native of the parish of Freemouut, county Cork, [reianc, in tho 23¢ year of bls age. His frieuds und acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, t.om the residence of his kieter, No ‘212 Past Fourteenw street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two oe cck. Cork Examiner please copy Lyxc# —On Thursday morning, May 6, Mary Aww Leon, davgiter of Mochasi and Ana Lynch, ages % yoars, 10 months and 5 days. the friencs anc acquaintancas of the family are respect fully requested to atteod the funeral, from the residence of her father, No 6 Norta Moore street, thia (Friday) ar terpoun, ai bali paot (wo o'clock, Without farther (bvita tion, Moss.~-Un Wednesday, May 6, Pawn M., wife of Charlas Moss, and cangiter of toe iste Kiihu UG, Kicharas, agea 1 10 months aud 7 4 , aud the members of Martha m Temple No. 1, a reagectfully invited to at fuveral, from the residence of hor mother, 21d Hiret aveauc, on Saturday afternoon, at two Warren, RT, pavers plese copy : 11. At Gieobam, N.Y , oa Monday, May 8, of EMMA, @idest Caughter of Robert G.’ and Maris 1}, syed 12 yours, § months and 2 days. weit —Oh Thursday, Muy 6, Caraxnan, the beiovee wife of Joseph Scplepegrel!, aged 28 years and 2 monte. Tha friends of the family are respec tend the tuneral, from her‘late residence, No Twenty ffb street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ser rematus will be taken to Calvary Cometory for interment, Suupann..-On Wedneeday, May 5, Haser © ithe H and Ruth Gary Slepard,jagsd § moo’ anys. The funeral will take place from the resicence of his parents, No. 120 Wost Thirty ninth streot, this (Friday) mortivg, at ten o'clock. The friends of the family are inylieo to attend, Saorwe.—On Thursday, May 6, Aszamuan Snorwrts, ip the £50 year of bis age. ‘Ws relatives aud friends, and those of the family, are invited to attend tho funeral, without further invitation, from bis late residence, No 214 West Twenty-eiguth stroat, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock. Saurtipt—At Stamford, Conn., on Sunday, May 2, Ouakiw Walm, infant Bon of Robert W, aud Sarah A Shu- foidt. Syimt.--In Rrookiyn, on Wednosday, May 5, Mrs. Mar ra G, Swit, in abe BOtb year of her age. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funoral, on Saturoay morning, at half-past ten o'clock, from the Church of the Messiah, Aceiphi street, witbout ferthor invitation. Wusow.—Ua Tuesday, May 4, after a painful lives, Wiss P., eldest sou of Nicholas F, and Ann Wilson, aged 15 years anc Il months. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of bis wei, Ben), W. Wilson, are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Friday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, trom | No. 214 South Third atrest, Brooklya, ED, The remaing will bo interred at Oy presa His. of ond @ AT“RORERLINDEN © Ts Gotbam, when the sun (9 low, Coue forth ta awarma the insect foe, And for our blood they bore, you know, And auck it in moss rapidly. 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Also door locks ot every deseaription, ABTEOLY'S SEWING MACHINES Ipdispensadie where paler! for all mapafsct).cu ane, MACHINE TWIST BILE de, ha, wholomale and reiail Principal office, 489 Broagway. corner Broome mrrat UNIONA ENLARGEMENT OF TOP GREAT ToS joint cured witbort #0 that the boot can b+ wore im mediately without the least ‘sooo venience to the py by Dr ZACHARTE, surgeon chiropediat, 160 Broadway. tere to physisiaus generally. UY ME AND I'L. DO YOU GOOD.—DR, LANGLEY'S j root and berb bittors. —This great epring Ine abontd be used by everybody and tbe indies par’ iy) for the | Iver complaint jaundice, hi of appetite, cc (od, billious and fous @ tve mack aad Gyapepala. fa ite effect Wo annint Only 38 centa for housekeepers tment of French chins privitg a complete variety, from the 1 White to the richest and most ly painted and giided | ” An immenae stock of cut and pressed Tadie J.B, DAILEY &00., Bi and 33 Broadway. ——______. ORNS, PUNTON®, NATLA PENETRATING THE FLMAR. tracted without pain, #0 that the boot ean be 7 atior the operation withgat the leas: inconvenient jet, by Dr. ZACHAB, Surgeom Chiropediat, 76) roma way. <LITTLARIELD & WESTERVELT, CHTROPB ite have removed to 516 7. oppoatte the FU Siche)as Hotel, where they will continue (belr ayooese tul treatment of corns Dunione, galls, Ae. Separate entraace ‘an! rooma for |afam, ATARRE.—DR. GOODALR'R OF FICK, FOR TREAT. J meni and of eatarrh, is removed from 285 road way to No.3 fond erect. Hin entire success in effectual y fraclonti g this formidable disease ie fully eetabliaiet, and be intends hereafter to devote himeeif to this epeciaity. | Ay plicanta by levtar mum describe particularly their esse aod tome Charges foe coreultation and 10, oF Kk. GOODALE, No. OMSERE: TAILOR, 16 WILLIAM STRERE, FAMOUS for the elegance of hia fia. notifies the priié timt be hae jnat reerived @ splendid assortment of new goods, rewiy made garments of the choirest make. Business goats #6 to $12, apring raginns, $6 wo 9. K. LATTON'S “TWELVE the dest cosmetics magica arcane ee nilend ihe fooerel, thit (Friday) afternoon, at | day} afternoon, at | closures Yor Fourth sree, New York, Pith atreet, New York Bix airoet. New York. Rast Ser ect erect, New York, Bast kigith stree’, Now Yous East Bleveoth eteeet tiew Yack, Kast Twelfth street New Yorks Feat Thirteenth atreet, mew York. Kast Fourteent street, new York, Bast Sixteenth aireet, New York, Great Jones street. Fulton street, New York. Baro ay street, New York. Bovinson atrert, New Fork, West a reel, New You k Greenwich sireet New Yor®, Hureens reet New York. ork. Bowery, Sew York Mott of \, New Fork. aroet Now York. “ Ohiy a pis South atreat, New York. Mate treet, Sew York Battery place, New York. Reckmnn piret, New Tu Wau atreet, New York Cocntea slip, Sew Fork. Wohitenail street, New Yor, Cortiandt aureet, New York. ot, New York, vr atreet, New York Twenty sixth atrect, New York, Higdteenth rireet, New York bixth » Ninth a» ‘Amcscwrect. New York, Vacioic wire jew York, Bene at Rew York. yer road way, New York Ravt Nineteenth street New York, Kast Twentieth atrert, New Yor. Btuywanenipines, New York. Foureeulh suee, New Yoru. Seventh avenue, New York. wwe Dumerces to mention in this adver ‘The pumbers of the honae tn che nhows atreets milk ts nerved, wil be tor FRANK Lastib's OMI a CABPRTS-AUITABLE POR « rooms chamber, figures an? ,tent atyl LAM ANDEKAON, 1 Bowery, the ret of « series of letiers a'tempted Revon Jed thareto Poblicst on office 3° Berkman sirost, New Yury Yor eme by pews detiers. Prise three cena per oopy. I IOHTNING FOPS-8 EK. PAYER” IT¥PROVED Ligh'otpe rods, inauivied and sipped with » platinum poistana, iron ends Are ibe best mow e alvanined, wd wpm Toda Are % eck with te addreowed attention ROBANIOAL (CARCKLY) MODERATER LAMPS O8 every deseriplicns sud prices bail Inmpe. dining roam 4 uxtures for country N Voerary, svapenaion, ‘The bes relinei rape road of DARDON VILLE, 445 Brosiway, pam, Pass Pie ant cure for life. The ra K. WITMPR'R PILE BUF! wil guaraaee lo cure @ny Onse of axierna of tnioree: pen, Semen W yOTMEs womDeLTUS QurE CY ese james W. Mckee. mMaroLanl $4 F rows etrest, evred of pliee vy mang? 7 Kner pin suppoaliony” at Lees ras nitiotad tor ten Fours sa? at tines 00: = Disbed Caltandresbim References will be givem to ame Dumber of persoas who were Cored wEpOr LOD Te medicine cao Ve pent io apy pari of lar couse VER PLATED WARY Iver plated caters, wiz out dottbes Bilvar plated coffee urns... . biver p Sliver plated tabie a Silver pisted table fork . 4 # DAILEY & CO. 631 and 633 Bromd way. HK OHRAPEST! THE REST! KLEGANT IN SPYL@ ead oxveliont in quality. irom rau rou railings !! rom railiaga!!t Troa rating t public and privaie parka, cemeterioa and om. care > Visi Messrs, CUTLER ACO, No. 65 Massnu sireet, For balconies, ra, Nok REKTT WAT BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SIZRR, Btyte and proportion atrictly preserved, Now rend BALLARD Hil’ Lit & 00., 45 Mroacway, $] FOF SPRING vaste, WouTE ago, bul ALOAK HALL, Siacd 5d Pultya street SO YOR SIDE BAND PANTS, WORTH 84, 2 AvOAK TALL, #4 aad 86 Filton street, $B POF BURINKRA COAT WORTH 95 40. ALOAK HALL, 84 and 66 Fulton sires, $4 FOR FRENCH CASSIME ak, ALOAK HAL pus KY PANTS WoaTa @ St nad 86 Fultom pit $5 FOR BLACK FROCK COAT? WORTH 99, oo ALOAK HALA. St and 86 Fullom street OG FOF MEAUTIFUL RAGLANS WORTH $10, ) AL OAK Bald. M 86 Ful 7.000 e every year ‘a NEW YORK a Nl) BROOKLYN SWIlde See siartiirg LESLIE'S ‘This week, To be bad at ail n WIL opemen'a rma STRATED NEWSPAPER, wa depot 7.000 CHILDREN ARE POIHONED . every year in BEW YORK £ND BROOKLYN oy SWILL WILK, Bee staring developementa te 17] of FRANK LESLIE'S ILAverR are: Fi DN APRA, This week. To be bad at all depow. a 1 QOD CHEPREN ARR PotroNED ‘ every year in NEW YOKK AND BROOKLYN, ay SWila MILK. Hee atarting covalopementa o! iat PRANK LROLIES | cee aeE wy: , Toreted talaerrdeene eee a CHILDREN ARE POISONED oeery gear | NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN a SWILL MILK. Bee staring Cevelopementa ot FRANK LESLIN'S TLLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, ‘This week, To be had at ail pews depots, 7.0 CHILDREN ARR POIGORED A every sear NEW YORK ASD BROOKLYN BY, SWILL MILK. See startling deval ta t FRANK LEALIF'A ‘This 7.006 ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, k. To be had at all news depots. CUILDREN ARK POTSONED every Year in NEW YOKK AND PROOKLTN SWI, MILK Bee slartiing developer in No. 19 of PRANK LROLIE'S ILLUSTRATED Ss ®Wwar, Thi kK, To de bad at all the news depots, 7.000 | MILDREN ARE POISONED A ‘avery year in NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN SWI MILK. See startling ¢evelopemente in No ft of PRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. Thia week. To be bad ai all the pews depots. 7.000 CltdaRRN Ake rorsonxp vear ta saw York “AND BROOKLYN 4 own. MILE, See startling developesenis PRANK LESLIE'S ULUSTRATED NRWSPAPmE, wa depot. ‘This week, To be had at all tho ARE POISONED ery year in NeW YORK ASD BROOKLYN o WILL MILK See starting dorelopemente in So, If? of pp viepeor cert ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER ‘This eek. To be bad at all the news depots, ¥ 7.000 cHorex & PoisosED every year ty NEW YORK ‘aN BROOKLYN ay. Ree startling developementa on a tn Bo. 177 of YRANK LESLOWS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPEM, ‘This week. To be bad at all he news depots | WoRTil OF SPLENDID ENGLEMM Carpenng SOtRaw ANDERSON, © Bowery. $200,000, REG a lervet ° ‘o’clork, to