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sent to the Yenate. Whai ire ure will be sent in before tho 7th of June, ‘THE GENERAL NEWSPAVER DISPATCH, ‘THE BIDS FOR TREASURY NOTE3—GEN, 8OO?T'S ViaIT TO THA CAPITAL—THE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS. Wasinwarox, May 10, 1858. At noon to-day the Secretary of the Treasury opened the swenled proposals for the issue of any portion or the whole of the $5,000,000 of Treasury no'es, in exchange for gold ‘coin of the United States, The bids amount to over $15,- 000 000, of which $4,500,000 are under five per centum. ‘The successful bidders are:— ‘York Bank, Ponnsyivenia. as $60,000 ‘Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bavk, Philadelp! 200,000 ‘Columbia Bank, Lancaster, Pa. ‘Read & Latborp, New York. Merchants’ Bank Boston Belmont, ‘New York Baltimore SeS8oSereas¥e8SesceulS SbSSEESEgECEFEEEEEEESES? see g ‘remainder of the notes, nearly half # million, is te be selected from the numerous 5 per centam bidders. ‘The object of Liout. General Scott's visit to Washington 4s to decide upon the description of volunteers to be called out and tho places whero thoy will be stationed. All ‘three regimenta will be mounted, and employed to pro- tect the Indian froutier and eccupy the various military posts from which the regulars have been withdrawn. ‘The Secretary of State bas asked an appropriation of {820,000 to carry intooffect the act for the admission of ‘Kansas into the Union. : ‘Wasnincton, May 10, 1856, ‘CATT DMPROVEMENTS IN NEW YORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY cry. * Mr, Sxwanp, (opp ) of N. Y., presented the petition of ‘Mayor Tiemann of Now York, and the Mayors of Brooklyn and Jersey City, being a committeo appointed to consider plans for the improvement of the drainage of those cities. ‘The petition asks action of the government towards forme ing wharves alorg the water lots. Referred to the Com- apittes on Commerce. . CLAIMS UNDER THE ASHBURTON TREATY. Mr. Witsox, (opp.) of Mass., presented additional docu ‘ments relative to tho claims of Maino and Massachusetts ‘for expenditures incurred under the treaty of Washington. Mr. Qaaypiek, (opp.) of Micn., presented a petition from besiness men on the nortowestern lakes, ask\ag for ‘an appropriation to investigate who.her Professor Batlot’s theory of fcretelling etorms 1s applicable to the locality of the lakes Referred. SHIP CANAL AROUND THE YALLS OF NIAGARA, Mr. Dootiriie, (opp.) of Wis., presented a resolution of the Legisiatare of ‘Wisconsin, in Cavor of grants of land a ship Canal around tho Falis of Niagara. Reforred. CLAIM OF THE INDIAN HISTORIOGRAPHRR, Sabooi comy the materials embodied in bis history of the Indian til ‘THE CRIMEAN MILITARY COMMISSION, Mr. Davw, ae ie uabensy of Wer tr lone, Agrecd Wo, or form i respecting Mor aecai and Dolaeld's Crimea report. On motion of Mr. Maroky, jam ) of Fla., the Secro- tary ot War was asked for the of the surveys of the Atrato and Truando rivers. THE FUNKRAL EXPENSES OF SENATOR EVANS. On motion of Mr. Hunrxe, (adm) of Va., a resolution Senator Evans ‘was adopted that the cost of the funeral of be defrayed from the fund. 7 CHARGES AGAINST THE SAN FRANCISCO: Mr. Brovraic, (opp) of , offered a y resolu. tion, the scope of was stor of ‘San Francisco with malfeasance in office, and requiring to know why tho Postmaster General aid not act in the mater. THK PAULDING MWDAL. Tho resolution for the presentation of a medal to Com- modore Pauiding care up in order, but was postponed. REVPAL OF THE FISHING HOUNTIER, The bill for tho repeal of the fisbing bountios act was taken up. tar. Feexsnex, (0pp.) of Mo, made an oliborate ar- oy tp support of the continuance peal isastrous. Mr. Simmons, (opp ) Of R. L., spoke im favor of the con- tinvance ot the ity, saying (nat the repeal of tho act would be tho most unfortunate species of economy. Mr. Auto, (adm.) of R ., moved an amendment, that the bounves conse from December 1, 1850. Mr. Fats (adm.) of Me., moved to amend by substi twting Decemper, 1865, Mr. (opo.) of Ky., bad, from his entry (nto padhe lif, rogarded this as a part of the ‘policy of the government, and he bad not found econ, to © bis pinion, =A bill hat passed the House to edacate men as farmorr, and we may equally ‘peel uaa as peamon. Hence he would vy: against tbo roy ‘Mr. Tooms, (adm.) of Ga. spoke P earnyn tl again bounties, military, naval and farming, for the reason that gvverpments educate worre and dearor than anydoiy cise. Tbia bounty was not originated as a moans of foan’ jog @ nursery of seamen, bat only as a drawback on wait. Mr. Buxsinry, (adm ) of La., received by the fishing vessel is only $100 to $200 each. Notwithetanuing the ropeai of that amount cod would not ocense to be an article of buman consumption. Mr. Coutaxen, (opp ) of \+, Dad uo doubt of the crati- nuance of & sviticetcy of cot (or the sapply of the world, but the Setator must remember that the rec § Fi s and motion of Mr. Guxnx, (adm.) of Mo., the subject after was postponed till to-morrow; and ston, Ube Senate adjourned. House of Representatives. Wasnworow, May 10, 1868. WAGON AND MILITAGY ROADS. Mr. Faciawen, (adm.) of Va, from the Military dom. SURVEY OF THE COLCMIA RIVER, Mr. Stivron, (opp.) Of Ohio, from the same committes, reported « bill for the sarvey of the Columbea river. APPROPRIATION BILLS REPORTED, Mr. 4. Graver Jowns, (adm.) of Pa., from the Commit tee on Ways and Means, reported the Post (iflce, Ocean ‘Mail Steamer, and Deficiency aad supplementary indian Appropriation bills. THE OGRT OF STPPR VOT IN TReeTTORRe Mr. Zouucowren, (Opp.) of Temn., from the Committees on Territories, reported a bill to regulate and make unt form the 1 ight ot suffrage in the Territories of the United states. PRIVATE METH, TC, On motion of Mr. Moroax, (opp.) of N. ¥., all the Sen- ate bills of @ private nature on the Speaker's lable were committtees, sa waa further oP inday ‘ll bills not objested to shail be ted to the Bouse and be finally disposed of “te motion of Mr. Goon, (adm.) of Ve, the 2ith ant 2hth of May were set apart ior the consideration of Drs. ‘trict of Columbia business. Mr. Surin, (adm.) of Va., from the Committee on Terri ‘tories, asked leave to report a vill te organize the Terri- torial nment of Nevada. Mr. Gorm, (adm.) of Ala., objected. SOLDIERA? LAND WARRANTS, On motion of Mr. Kusxy, (opp.) of N. ¥ , the House | boy he ToT the biil [abd ad where (he proo va but the land warran' military service j ‘uot issaed until after the death of the claimant, the title he leaves no widow, thea in the hetes of the warrantee, and that all such warrants be treated as personal chattels. he THE WEHT POINT APPRONH ATION fits PAS<en SOTRTS OF TNQFIRY, Joint resotution exteading the President to examine 1 with a view by the action of ‘The House next enlarging the | lowing Senate bile —For and Saginaw land district; for the re. Lief of tho Hungarian settlers oo lands ia [one boro doee H NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY Ul, 1858.-TRIPLE SHEET. reserved from sale; and Troavury t sell the ola Custom and site at Bath, Maine. Dili directing the Secretary the func beretofore received from Great treaty of Ghent, various sums to citizens Japd and South Carolina, to of their slaves carried away by B .) of Ohio, argued that there claims, ta IER aang ee ‘o, are expreasly exoluded by Ubat treaty Mr. Gaunerr, (adm) of Va., Hrsg eed that the Gov- sea tbe to be paid for al the rato of $180 pe head to pees jiculously low. Whenover the sock ieamen's seipare ahent pa he Oe ould be expected from . GARNETT more c' &@ map who bad distinguished ‘himssif by vlackness Rage 00 80 Wal tn va ee against bis country ana his Gad. ‘The Spxaxxx called bim to order for making personal Mr. Gaxvert—I heve nothing to retract. Mr. Gippinos—Nor I Mr. hve aainv Aer gost has long since placed bim- self beyoud notice from gentlemen. wa) Bu was referred to the Committce of the Wholo jouse. Adjourned. sda td Nk Late News from Utah and the Plains. Br. Louis, May 10, 1858. A despatch from Independence announces the arrival there of Mr. Mason. He left Camp Scott March 30. The news he brought was unimportant. General Johnston was anxiously waiting for the arrival of Captain Marcy. The health of the army was remarkably good. Provisions were becoming scarce, but supplies were expected from Fort Laramie. Mr. Mason wes detained sevonweon days on account of snow storms: He met Colonel Hoffman's command one hundred and forty miles beyond Fort Kearney. Twelve hundred troops have arrived here within the last three days, a great proportion of whom proceeded im- mediately on to Loayonworth. Tho Repudiican's correspondent at Leavenworth notices rumor trom Camp Scot; that Captain Marcy cannot ro. inforce Got ral Johnston until the end of June. The Mepub- lican discredits this editorially, and states thet Captain Marcy would not be detained more than ten days, waiting the reinforcements ordered by General Garland, and that he would then be in a condition to marcb to Camp Seo't in forty days. Several Sauta Fe merchants arrived hore on Saturday, but thoy brought no news of importance. They suffered terribly from heavy storms and cold weather, anda great number of the animals attached to each train perished. All the streams were high, and water covered the plains. The Indians whom thay met reported the bee of nesriy all thoir animals by extreme cold. They also met immense herds of buffaloes within a day’s ride of the settlements of Kansas. ‘The Democratic Convention of the Vourth district of this city bave unanimously nominated James Craig for re- election to Congress. Major General Smith and staff leave bere for Leaven- wortb this afternoon. General Smith’s hoalth bas much Improved. ‘The News Yacht off Cape Race. Sr. Jouns, N. F., May 10, 1868, ‘The weather is very fine off Cape Race, and the indica. tions are that European news can soon be oitained from that quarter. The stesmor Victoria, the present news yacht of the Now York Associated Press, is supposed to be in the vicinity of the Cape on the lookout for the Per- sia, or succeeding steamers; but as nothing has been seca of the 'ersia from Trepassey, and as sho is overdue, it is Preaumed that she has passed to the westward too far south to hope for success in obtaining her news. Max 10—8:30 P. M. je as yet no signs of the steamers Victoria or yy. Weather clear and fine; wind N. W. United States Sapreme Court. Wasinetow, May 10, 1888. Chief Justice Taney announced that the Court would adjourn on the 20th inst., and that it would not hear any argument on the merits of a case after Wodmosday, and hear no motions after uext Friday. No, 78. Jas. Stinson vs. Hercules 1. Consman. Justiog Campbell delivered the opinion of the Court, aifirming the judgment of the Supreme Court of Minnesota, with costs and isferest. No. 68. Enoch C. Roberts vs. James M. Cooper. Jus- tice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the Circuit Court of the United States for Michigan, with costa. No, 89. Taylor Brown vs. Leroy M. Wiley. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the District Court of the United States for Toxas, with couts and interest. No, 72. Francis Selden vs. Lawrence Myers ot al. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the decree @ @e Circuit Court of the United States for the District df Gitumbis, with costs. No. 109. Fdward Rice ve. the Minnesota and North- western Railroad Co. A motion by the attorney for leave to intervene in this case on behalf of the government was argued on both sides. There Persia at Aliness of Dr. Scott. Newanx, N. J., May 10, 1858, The Rev. Dr. Seott, a widely known and much esteemed clergyman of this city, wae stricken down on Saturday with © paralytic fit, His condition up to the time of writ- ing ia very doubtfal, and but litte hopes aro entertained of bis recovery. Fire at Pictou. Mowrnrat, May 10, 1958. Ata fre at Pictou, C. W., yesterday morning, « steam saw mill and a quantity of lamber were destroyed. Loss $7,000; insurance $2,000. ‘The Star of the Sonth at Savannah, Savawwam, May 10, 1858. ‘The screw steamship Star of the South,from New York, arrived at thie port st 107. M. on Saturday night All welt Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK ROARD, Putranmurma, May 10, 1858, Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State fives, 89°; Railroad, 24; Canal, 45%; Long island’ Rail 12), ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 427;. BaLnMone, unchanged Corn firm and active for yellow, which i seiling at 68c a 70e. Whiskey dull. Provisions dull and drooping. Dalk Meats, 6igc. a Si,e. Prutaneuema, May 10, 1888. Flour inactive, but prices unchanged. Wheat dull, and lower qualities slightly easier. Corn quiet; yellow, 690. a Tle. Whiskey. 210. a 22)40. Provisions unc! Ataany, May 10-6 7. ML Flour quiet, demand confined to the local trade. Prices tond downward, Sales 1,600 bbls. Wheat quiet, supply fair, erie grates proeamg on the market, male burhola whito Mich! to go East, at $126 a 81 27, aprime article; also ‘iboo white Tadiana State at the bushels oata at 460, a 46c, Bar- sam) Canada Woet and prime ia. Whiskey dull at 20),0. 106 P. M. HAE Burrato, r lowor—demand only for the \ $5 50 a $3 70 (4 superfine Upper aegis bawne barn y the Secretary of the ) Collision and Loss of a Schooner en the Lakes. Oswuao, May 10, 1858. ‘The schooner Arcadian, bound from Bayfield to Os vego, with wheat, came in collision yesterday morning with tbe schooner Lucy J. Latham, of Big Sodus, aud sunk immodiately afterwards. The crew were takem on board the L. J. Latham and brought into this port. The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING. ‘The trotting match for $1,000, mile heats, best three in five, to wagons, between s. g. Whiskey aad g.g. Hap hazard, announced to come otf yesterday afternoon on the Union Course, did not take place. Tho race was adver- tiged to take place on a good day and with a good track; Dut even bad the weather been propitious, it is uaderstood that the race would not have tukea place, as Haphazard Was not deemed tn euitable condilion to contend ageiast euch a Bashaw as Whiskey. Haphazard’s last race see 28 to have told heavily on him, and instead of improving, his condition has rather retrograded. His trainer appeared to think that this has been caused by a atrain across the loins, as he evinces symptoms of distress in that region whilst taking bis exercise. oly this ia just as well, ‘as his chances of beating 80 lent a horse as Whiskey were rather elim under tue roumseances, art by pays forfeit so much will besaved. Whiskey was taken TOOT afternoon. He belongs to facony, in Pennsy}vania. Monnay, May 10.—Trotting ma‘ch, $2,000, mile heats, best three in five, to wagons. J Hammel named ¢. g. Whiskey—receivod forfeit. 8. McLaughlin names g. g. Ha; — paid forfeit. ‘Tux Orgra at Burton’s—Roncont.—Barton’s theatre was opened last evenmg for a short Opera season (three nights), under the direction of Mme. de La Grange aod Bignor Ronconi. fhe opera was Donizetti's “ Klisir d’Amore,” with Ronconi as Dr. Dulcamara, Tiberini as Nemorino, Barili as Betcore,apd Mme. de La Grange as Adina. Of course the chief attraction of this perfor- mance w:s the délut of Ronconi, who fully sustained his European reputation as & buffo baritone of the highest rank. His Doctor Duicamara is an admirable porfor- mance. LaGraoge and Tiberini sang as well as usual. Belcoro was bad, and the orchestra worse. The lowor part of the house was pretty well filled. ‘The “Barber” is announced for Wednesday, with Roa- coni as Figaro. “fax Messian” at THE ACADEMY —The director of the Academy, sharing in the religious sentiment of the week, announces “The Messiah" of Handel, the graadest of all the aacred musical compesitions, for this evening. Solos to be sung by Formes, D’ Angriand Perring, with a chorus of three hundred and an orchestra of two hundred per- former . Our friends from the rural districts should not miss this opportunity of secing this great work so admi- rably interpreted. Arractmmst of an American Vesse, at Barwopa— ANovei Cask —The American brigantine Ella Reed, Tazo, master, from Liverpool, Groat Britain, out, fifty-turee days, with salt oa froight, bound to Philadelphia, put inte Grassy Bay, Bermuda, oa ‘4th ult. for provisions and water, bat was prevented from leaving port by a writ of attachment on the vessel, issued at tho suit of Joesph 0, Yates, of the firm of Joseph C. Yates & Co., of Baltimore, against Meesrs, Outerbridge, Harvey & Co., of Philadel phia, the owners of the Elia teed. The amount of the debt is said wo be about $6,000. An application was made ‘on the 27th to relomee the vessel, on the ground of hor being a chartered vessel, and bound to deliver her cargo, abe not being then the property of her owners but of the charter party. The court on the 29th, without giving any opinion as to the grounds for release, decided thet It had nO power to release the veasol after the attachment bad been made, and bafors the case had been tried. Tho vea- sel was brought into (.e harbor on the afternoon of that day by the Marshal's order, where she remained on the 4th inst. , waiting the sitting of the court to try the suit. ‘The captain is yet in charge, and has protested against all interference s0 far. This is the Orst case of the kind that bas ever occurred in Bermada. —_——— Police Intelligence. A Worr ty Suuzp’s Crommine.—Thomas Dowden, a man i 535% oF. 3E 4 z E Hg 3 = ie iE 4 g EEE went to the State gome nowspapers ADweitixo House Finsy wy Burotans.—At an early hour yesterday morning one of the Fifteenth precinet police discovered smoke issuing from the basement of the dwelling house of Mr. Sandford, No. 36 Amity street. ‘Thinking that the premises were on fire, he immodiately started towards the station house to give the alarm. As iH Hi 2 Heil iF was tout built, hed Diack hair, tn the costame of a sailor, person a jack knife. Paras Verncus Casvatry —Ooromer Gamble held an in- Nimo’s Garpex.—The Ravele are to appear ing in their celebrated pantomimes of “ Jocko'’ and the “Green Monster;"’ and Mile Zanfretta, Young America and their assistants will go through their astonishing evo- Jutlons on the tight rope. Bowrny.—A number of old favorites with the i x wo Vietim * ‘Brrrow’s.—Mr. ©. Mathows will ro appear before his \ York friends to-night in bis favorite part of Young Ka nd in the comedy styled “ A Cure for the Heart ache.” He is to be supported by Mr. Burton as Old Rapyl. Mr. M. also plays 1 , * He Would be an Actor.’” Want ack’s Thy American comedy called ‘ Ame- ricans in Paris,’ which was most heartily applauded on its first rept Inet Saturday, is to be repeated (his evening, with the Itvely farce entit.ed “ Ladies, Beware,” and Mr. Sloane’s ‘‘ Mesmeriam.” —~ enact little comicality derominated ' A Conjugal Lesson,’” this Tuo entertainments are to close with the suc Frese THearee.—A company of French artists propor tditin iene a te este ies, a4 Metroyostan ois, night. de Passage” wnd J'ai Mange Mon Ami.” " American Mvseum.—The national military drams en- tided = 3 s z 3 3 : ' Brooklyn, Common Council. VETO OF THA PAID FIR DSPARTMENT ORDINANCE-~ ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO LIG@NSING ROW AND Sail BOATS— THR TWRLFTH WAGD BLECTION. Ata meeting of the Commgs Council Isat evening the following veto to the paid Fire Department ordinance, passed by the Common Council on the 2lat of April, was received from the Mayor :— Mayor's Ovvicr, Brooxurn, May 10, 1853. GeyTieMEN--Ihsve carefoliy considered the ordinance recently adopted by your bonorable body for the re-orgaa- ization of the te department of tne city of Brooklyn, and arrived at the conclusion that the Common Council do not poosees the power, under existing laws, to pass an ordipamce which in effect would disband tne presentorgsn It will be voen by reference te sub division 3, sec 13, Utle 2, of the city charter, that the power is granted Ssartod sp pies nasi cad ry fad tire doy y; Scie nat onteae the duties aud powers of fremen and police, The power to define and regulate the duties Of poilce are well aware has been taken from tne Common Council by the Metropolitan Police act. and it ‘will be found upon examipation of even the charter itself that the powers of the Common Council are within certain limits. In titie 7, eection 1, the precise mode of organizing the fire department is clearly set forth. Iteaye=m ‘The fre department of the olty shall be divided Into two and ove for the Raster dice. * tai And furthor on, in the samo section, it reads:— ‘The fire di iment of the city of Brooklyn sa at present on uted shell, with ft additives, form the orgaulzation fur wi real eastern district and the fire deoartment of the city of fullymeburg aa at present conatgiced shell, with ita al ous, ferm tae organization for (ue 1 ctr st Tt will be geen from the above quotation that the fire deparunents now existing in this ciry are established by Jaw and are as incapable of being abolished vy any ordi- nance of the Common Council as is any other branch of J the government Section 4 of the same title provides: tbat “for incapacity, negiect of uty an’ gross misoon duct, the Common ii may disband any ov! sais co panics, suspend or expel individual mombors thoresf, in the manner and witb the restrictions bereinafter provided for the remcval of officors of tue city government” Tae above, ao far as [have discovered, aro the powors of the Common Couvell over the organization of the fire depart ment, except that in section 3 of Utle 7 the foilo wing sea- tence cocurs:— ‘They shel! bave power to organize fire, hook and ladder, bose, bucket und vxe companies, and to organize the present fire depurimenti{they (hink proper. In the foregoing quotation trom the charter I fail to find sufficient power in the Common Council to aboliah tho Present system; and when we como to consider tne subse- juent action of the Legislature establishing tne office of commissioners, we find that much of the power pos- weeaed by the Common Council under the charter bas been teken from them and vested in tho fro commissioners. In the act of February 17, 1857, for the bower regulation of the fire department of the city of Brooklya, aud the act of April 17, 1867, to incorporate the fire department of the Eastern district of toe city of Brooklyn, after providing for the election cf commissioners the reepective districte, and prevoribing taeir duties, the fol- lowing section wil be found, which in language and subd- stance is the eame in both acts:— ‘The said commirsioners shell bave pulitegtine aut gee a cures See ‘of any tate ur city laws respecting the city of Brookiyn. Again, the same act deciaree:. tal! shall be, the duty of the 4 commissioners to inquire 10 leations for the organiza anion, and the ‘fesult of such inquiry, wbether ia {vor or aga application aball be certified py Sem Sroce> the Chie€ eat ciate organised unteen approved: by said fire oni unl caminisg ers, as provided for hereinafier mn soction Us. The conclusion seems to me t be inevite- ble, after examining the various acts of Legislature in reference to the fire dopartm of the city, that the Common Council, in the adoption of consideration, on, exceeded their ag ‘adopted: — See 8. No person shall own, keep or let, for pleasure , any small sail or row to be used on the lars for eech day 20 own, keep or without said license or painted number. Also to add to section 3 of titie 1 of the same chapter the follow ing —~ For each amall rail or row boat, owned, kept or lot for pleasdre or profit, @fty cents. The Poard paseed a resolution requesting the inspectors and canvassers of elections of the Twelfth ward to ro sign, and adjourned to meet on Thursday night, to act Upon Paid renigpations. Personal . Antelnges nee. Mr. Thomas Godwin has been appointed Postmaster of Brooklyn vice James Marpby. Senator Stephen A. Douglas, being on a visit to the city, Appeared on the rotunda of the Merchants’ Kx change yea- torday afternoon during bigh ‘change. He was accompa nied by Mr. Richard Schell, who introduced him to sevg- rai of our prominent merchants It is rumored that Mr. A. Rene, whove article tn the The Prince of Wales a id tour 2 teens, bas returned to Ragland from hie His royal highness Prince Alfred, of Eogiand, hat beon the charge of Lieutenant nnn Ny ape dg {training ;atd commanding the gan His royal h~ 1d be cralsieg abou on day, and unoergdes the same treated in precteely the same eadots, with this exc sption, ines at bis own residence at Alvorstoke evening, and invites the paral and other of cers of Niue port to yoru his, Ale Is described aa an inquir- ing, affable, and amiable boy ARRIVAL cali the Brorett Howse Lieut ca Wee, ide and thrge Georwe'h Manor: Airs ‘Gorin Rrooks, Mr Peter (. Besjice, dr.. Mr. Shepera ewes A. Whitney, Jou Tisdale Bradiee, Mra. JR. Brad! im, Howell need, W IL. Rider, Miss Clark, 0. W. Mr. Sieever dani man Cobb, and Dr Fon Homan Wratten Teretorye 1 7%. on R. Boy iatow, ders a Pierson, J, cha Hariferd, «t ; John Tatayetie, Id | h Livermore, ite nea ould: Wew York, ‘The residence of Mr. W. Hl. Mand, No. 490 Grand street, wan entered and robbed by burglars on Sunday night last. The thieves effected an entrance by means of nippers ap- piled to the key of the hall door, suceeeted im stealing id watch worth $120, boot avarice appa. Tale oe been quite a number of burglaries i city. The Courrier des Flats Unis of yosterday, examining the fcreign questions now before Congress, sees ta them av inexbauatible mine of contiggeacies and compli cations, Tho Yrisarri treaty aloae ts an entire now sys tem, and inaugurates io Coutral America a kind of armed protectorate, of which the cansequonces may be of greater magnitude than might be supposed. It will load to military colonies oa a foreign territory, and our con- temporary therefore invites the advooastes of ex yaasion the Roman history, in order to jearn what be comes of military Commands under another climate than that of the mother country, As to the Cubaa question, the Courrier entreats Congres to mediate it soundly question as full of dangers: y day when a you will be given the future of ihe Uniou will be ut stake and the gamo might be bet. Congress will do weil not to forget that he who grasps all loses al!. Such is the opinion of tho French organ in onr sity. THE FAMILY HERALD. ‘The Anniversaries—The Utah Expedition— The Ocean Telegruph—Affairs in Hurope— Proceedings of Congress--Local News—Mar set Reports, dic, dic., dic. ‘The Famtty Hunan cf Wednesday wilt contain a record of the dotnge of the previous week of interest to the general reader, Among other matiers— A report of the proceedings at the anniversary of the New Yor’ Magdalen, the American female Guardian, and othor Boctoties. Letters trom our correspondent at Leavenworth, showing the progress of the Utah Fxpedition, Letters from our correspondents in Paris, Madrid, &c. with extracts from our Kuropean files of interest. The Ocean Telegraph—Letier from our Special Corres- Pondent in London. Foetal Result of an Abortion—Arrest of the alleged perpo trator, &c, Adventures of a New York Detective in South America. ‘The Extredition Case ia Paducah, Ky.—Particulars of the Vorgery, &c. ‘Tke Body Found ine Barrel in this Clty—Suspieion of Bfur- der—Arrest of the man who shipped the barrei, do, &e. ‘The Littles Murder in Bochester—Letter from Ira Stout de- fending himself. Doings at Washington—Report of the Proceedings of Con- ress Eéitorial Remarks on prominent events of the day. Ubiinary Notices of Distinguished Persoas recently de- ceased, ‘The Local Incidents of this and adjoining cities of general Interest. ‘4 Full Report of the Prices of ull kinds of Marketable Pro. duce, carefully corrected each week. ‘The Latest Intelligence received up to the time of publica- tion, by telegraph or otherwise. riages and Denthy—forming # mass of interesting, useful and mincellancous reading. obtained at the office of the Hrkaiv and of all newa agente. Court ris Day. Count—LCiroult.—Lart 1.—Nos. 448, 60, 36, 542, 648, $60, 564, 666, 658, 508,'3706, 66, '662,'564. ’ Part 2.—Non. '545,' 547, 649, 660, 561, 663, 666, 567, 669, 61, 673, oo, 675, 677, 4605, 611, 286, Soraeion Oowwt. 804, 551, 640, 504, 1482, 422, 354, +679, 681, 695, 708, 17, 195, 508, 606, 602, 516, 386, 710, 120) T2L, 725, 72%, 128, 726, 728, 790, 158 to 761, 2€4, 766, 767, 768, 770, 772, 773, 774, A x Commo Prnan.—Purt 1.—Nos. 1011, 69, 1154, 1186, 1188, 1198, 1194, 1195, 1196, 1197, 1199, 1144, '1169,'1216, 1241. Part',—Nos. 1201, 1205, 1210, 1214, 1120, 407, 864, 1239, 4298, 1226, 1296, 1347, 988, 1117, 1508, Gentlemen that Would Save Half a Dollar end buy # bat which excels ail others in fineness and beanty, wileadon KePENSCHEID, manufacturer of genuemen's bats, 118 Nassau street. 1 Fulton vireot, Guts dress bale, song strlen, 63, at new Hat at Knox's. — supply for anniversary week of fabrica.” Price only #4. KNOX Clergymen—Bay vali Be pew fund mon! durable wt No, 213 Broadway. Photographs colored by the Queen's arthat yh i s a Yankee wylg PHOTOGRAPHIO GALLERY. Smithsonian House, Broadway, corner of Houston street, New York —Hotel accommodations on the Buropesa plan. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, remiuma awarded 1857 by the American Institute, ana Michigan bate fairs.) Omer S13 "Now York. Bead for’ circular. = Herron Sewing Machine Company.—Vew patent sewing machine, only Fong superior ‘machines for one quarter the cost” A ehild jurchaaing: 9 highest ane ve will receive full \natrugdons mae ‘Wilsen’s Heir Color, Only 25. a Bottie, colors the hair to» * black or brown:"’ does not dye the skin, but acts simply om the hair, turning gray heir or any other color to be or brown.” Ageney, 305 Grand - im the Grug eure, Applied lke water—oo sain what- Looking Giasses, Picture Frames, dic, and beautiful mee ane ee TTL LAME, SERVERS, WILLIAMS & CO,, 38 Broadway. New York Wire I Kucenaire’ may Pot al kinds of Iron bedsteads and ‘irom MUTCHINSON & WICKERSHA 312 roadway, near Pearl sireot, Now York, oc Hatr Dye, and Toupecs-- ‘The best tm the |; wholeaaie retail bent im the world; wholeaale and Fetal, and the dye pri The dest cd ane Plled nthe mass ations Barry's Tricopherous ts the Beét and HU1's Instantaneous Hair Dye—Only # Shil- lings a bor. oe teow, Ban & eon BO) arene street, and all deuggista, Holloway’s Otntment and Ptis—Talk of indeed! These remedies hare peacefully an- wee ana srece, Yity are tecone sole relijing point i= favor of which mankind are unanimous OU Kihat—A supautate for Cod chemis', lvoe ol BLUNVOLD, CLAY & CO., No. 1 Plowher sirset, Round = Water Cure and Hotel, North- * =Monntain sir, forest, ood Staten soleracae on ae ae fe Mare Het i. Janpon—livpemans.—(a Sunday, May 9, by the Rev. Chas, J. Jowns, Mr. Vaxwon Janson lo Miss ‘Many (axpe masn, all gf this city. Baltimore and (Charleston papers please copy. Tock woor—Woopmas.—On Saturday, May ®&, by Rey. KL. Taylor, Catrix B. Lockwooo to Aiwa B. Woonmay, lacrm -Pnomwr—On Saturday, Ma ROR youd a Rev. ©, M. Wormidio, at the residence of the bide’ father, Hoboken, N.S. eldest the Fourth avenue Presbyterian charch, by the Rev. Dr. Parker, Cass. ©. Oncorr, mercnant, to man F., youngest daughter of A. Clark, Haq , of chis city. Died, Anravr.—At the residence of his fond and , in Patchogue, |. I, on 7, May fatter oa ring, ‘Mness, Jacow F. Ammon, Jr., aged 21 His funeral wi!l take piace at the Episcopal church of Patchogue, at 5 o'clock, thie (Tuesday) Gunes. The fri hd FL .—On Sunday ev: % 9, of pneumonia, 5 eat ehvid uf Jokh eet Kaa Anderson, are reapectfully invited to at- i r fale tend the funeral, from 73 South Fignth street, Williams. burg, this ) , at 2 o'clock. Boeweaw.—On , May 10, Many Hecex, youngest daoghter of Klbert |, and Ei'zabeth Burnham, 1 Tinh frente ot the twat eapeot(ully invited to at- are Lf iend the 4 ‘ednesday afternoon, at funeral services, on Wi Fleventh 7 So} ryr ita Toeeday + o'clock, , Kighty-first street, ve doors ii rf F p = F i i 2 fii a3 Ht i! # ; : Terme—Only $2 » year; four cents asingle copy. Tobe | Fama Fuancex, yousze-s daughter of 7 Ouny Ani. —On Sax » Mey ®, afer a tr > Dees, APGELIQUN 1 AUMONT, the be loved pg ay > Chevalier, in toe 47th peer of her age The friends of the {0 me tucee Of ber eon ie lew ¥ lovited to attene the fume. ral, from ber late rer idenoe, No 200 West tomie ned street bis (Toosoay) witerocen, at two o'clock, withou farther tawitation rae ; joname ~ Ov Movday, May 10. Kora, dangbtor of thew end Catharine Connor, sgod ) year, 10 mouths re ue relatives and friende of the family are respecttutt invited to attend the funeral, this (Tunsday) wornoos, = S o'clock, (rom the residence of ber paronw, 56 Moure atrect. BLy.—At Stratford, Coon , on Sanday, May 9 Aum Wisiaes Eiv, dacgbter of Henry G aud Comelas Mm. Ely, aged 1 yeer, 3 mouths aad 6 days. MoArsma —On Moncey, May 10, Jou» McArmmm, aged be. years and 11 mop‘be The friends and acquaintances, and alo the membora af Washington division Some of Fompernoce are invited to attend bis fuvera!, trem bis late rreideace. Ne, pied street, Brooklyn, on Wecaraday afterncoa, at twe o'clock Mow) rearey.—On Sunday, May 9, Frenemcx ADouraus Monn) Pxxasy, son of Dr. Jobs and Margaret Momyypeumey, oged 1 year, 4 months aod % days The friends and relatives of the family aro invited teas tend the funeral, from the resi¢ence of his father, No. 38 Greenwich ave my 14 Ubreregg I gn at 90'olek McKiniy —On vy bij 9, Wiis Moku, im the $8tb year of his age. | The friends and acquainiaaces, and those of his brother. in law, Thomas Nistle, John and James MeCabe, are re- epectfuily invited to attend the funeral, frotn-his Inte cent dcnce, 325 First avenuo, this (Tuceday) attornooa, at tra. ovel a Patuen.—In this clty,on Monday, May 10, Joms Be Paren, late of Stamford, Cova., aged 40 years aad Ow months. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are res; . invited to attend bis funeral, from the rosidonce of father, Edward Palmer, 281 Seventh etroct,on Wednes- afterncos, at 2 o'clock. vy bad 10 mathe, milly are respacttatty invited to attend ber funeral, from her late reeiteuce, 138 Varick street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 8 o’coox. Ber remains will be taken to Calvary Cemotery Sar inter- ment, Paterson, N. J., papers please r. Ronsxmos —On Sunday, May 9, of eryuipelan, Mrs. Ame Ronsatsos. aged 76 years, 3 months and ¢ days, ‘The friends and relatives of tho family are respectfully requested to attleud her funeral, this (Tuesdeg) at 9 o'clock, from her lace reeidence, No. 100 tees Teooey seventh etreet. Her soul bas gone to rest at last, Mer days are numbered with the past, And Jesus bids her come ard see 2 And boar ber creaa to Calvary. tuwGGo1 D.—On Sanday, 9, Jame. Wiis Loam Runcéorp, only son of William and Jeno Maggoid, aged years, 2 mouths and 5 days. ) “id The friends and acquaintances of the family are reepeet- late ‘Together with Police Reports—Theatrical Matters—Report | fully invited to attend the funcral, (romhia late reeidenon, of the Cattle Market—Money and Commercial Markets—Mar- | 40 Grand street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'elook, isely. Prpalimore papers please A ReGura—At Brooklyn. on Thursday Wiliam i sad Catharine Rogers, aged 1 year, 6 months and « days. SLoane —On Sunday morning, ve 9, aftere a. ness, Magy KiszaazTn, daughtor. of Wiliam and Kuphessia Sloane, in the 19th year of ner age. Her friends and thoro of thofamily are Lal vited to atterd her funeral, {rem the residence of her pa- — ps = = aveaue, corner of Thirty second street, is ues afiornoca, ‘clook, or neh ak, further torino vane: mH. —At the Fam) House, ‘huraday evening, ae orem rae anton yee Pailadelphia, Va. aged 63 years ee mene ieee, 10, Toss, Purer in tbe Tnied od = Sead funeral will take place from, bie Inia resideace, Bridge stroot, Brooulyn, on Wedmesday afternoon, pa o’elock. Votres.— Oy Seturday, May 3, Qrarwrne, retiot of Cagt, Froderick 1. Vultee, aged 1% years, 2 mouths and 38 ¢ relatives and friends of the fanily are Parts Felt Hate Just Kecelved at White's, | invited to attend the fwoerel, this (Tuesday) aflernosa, two o'clock, from Ler lato residence, No. 17 Weat Thiety- seventh street, without furthor invitation. - Yausorr.— Un Monday morning. 10, Louma, Walam Youlott, in the 40th yest of ter ages ee ‘and friends of in trom Wo, W Jey mers ‘The relatives ipgited to attend her funeral, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, | T RVEBDELL’8—ELEGANT WEDDING CARDd AND the fineat tn the city. Broad: | ae tie ey Brod, Broapwar, pen A oF itiay: GOLD AND SILVER WatcHas 399 Axp 205 Buoapwar. — AIT & CO., 251 Brostwag, Photographs, ambrotypes and pea ——<——————— T CURE Strangers, Attention.—Young’s Photograph- A Pines? Files: Pike: Priest fe miniatures aro to ve had oniy att00 frondway, ne DCR TERS FILE BU! 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