The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1858, Page 5

‘and momey advanced to Col, Sam. Colt, in aid of his ex- Pertment with the submarine battery in 1843-'44. HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS. Tae Dill for the improvement of the mouth of Milwankie the improvement of Sheboygan harbor was taken up, but laid aside y ny for the consideration of the fifteen PASSAGE OF THE GOVERNMENT LOAN BILL. Mr. Buti, (opp.) of Tean., had the floor andapoke nearly all 1 day oo | ho tari questoa- pd ford was lost by 26 A 0 warrants @ home valuation of imports On motion of Mr. Hunter, (adm.) of Va. Were mute thousands of dollars inetead of hundreds. ‘Mho bill was finally passed by 28 against 14, as lollows: Ayas—Mossrs Allen, Bigler, Bright, Brown, Oley, Cling- man, Davie: bogies, #itdh: Fluspatriok, Hitimoad, Heras, Houdton, Hunter, Iverson, Jobuen of Ark. Joes, 7 Ky, Thomeen of 8 ++. Wright and fulee. ara—Mesere Boll. Broderick. Ohapdler, Orit Fes: Pugh, Seward, Wa Wilson. spa ApsEnr: Mess. Bates Bayard, Cameron, Olerk, Dixon Foot, Green, Gwin Hale, Henderson, Keanedy, Bim- ‘mons, Sumner and Toomhe a aitgD Orr Mr Polk a Pag by with Mr. Huwrsr gave notice that he will to-morrow bring {a the Mucelianeous Appropriatioa bill. Adjourned. r . Forter, bamll House of Representatives. Wasunwaron, May 26, 1858. ‘The House voted to concur in the recommendations of ‘che Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union con- cerning the Senate amendments to the Executive, Judciial end Legislative Appropriation bill. DEFEAT OF THE FORTIFICATION BILL, ‘The House, by thirteen majority, struck out the enaot- ing olause of the Fortification bill, thus killing it, THE DOORKERPERS’ ACCOUNTS. Mr. Huons, (adm. ) of Ind., from the Select Committee ‘eppointed to examine the accounts of Messrs. Darling and Haokmey, late Doorkeepers of the House, reported the ‘testimony in the couse, but make no recommendation, the coused parties having passed beyond the jurisdiction of the House. He however reported a resolution, providing for certain reforms in the folding room and in the distn- ‘bution of documents. APPROPRIATION AND $16,000,000 LOAN BILLS. Mr. J. Giaxcy Jonns, (adm.) of Pa., from the Committee on Ways aud Means, a bi appropria. tions to defray the expenses of collecting the revenue from customs, and also a bili authorizing « loan of $15,- 000,000, UR ORT SNELLING CASE. The report of the 3elect Commitee on the Fort Snelling cage Was aDDOUDCOG as a special order. Mr. Davis, (adm. ) of Ind., moved its postponement till the second Tuesaay in December next. They were near the close of the session, he said, and this subject would occupy two days time at last. Inere wat much business yet to be transacted, and he thought the consideration of this sunject could be postponed without injustice to the Seoretary of War. ‘Mr. Favixyer, (atm.) of Va., said that justice to the Secretary of War required that it should’ be acted on now. For one, he was unwilling to consent to further aelay, and was ready to meet tliv question. Mr. Pusies, (adm.) of Mo., remarked that a ment would be pjust to ihe Secretary, who bad ‘Deen arraigned on grave charges, and should be now tried on the aliegations. It was the duty of the House to imvestigste toe mater, and make up their judgment, either 0) acquitting or concemning the accused. was ‘anxious to leave the city at thé period fixed forthe ad- Journmont, but was willing to extend the time, if neces- anny, in order ¢0 transact the public business. motion of Mr. Davis was rejected—167 against 26, ‘The subject waa then postponed until Tuesday. THR NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL—THR RRITIRH OUTRAGES, The House t invo Committees (Mr, Sickles chairman) on the Naval Appropriation bill. Mr. J. Guancy Jonms said this appropriation was for thirteen millioas one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, ‘being a reduction of more than half a million from the estimates. te Booock, (adm.) of Va., said that our new steamers draw not jess than eighteen or twenty one feet, while ves- eels drawtog not more than tweive feet should be con- structed, in order to operate effectively in the waters south of Portsmouth, Virginia. He spoke in favor of the pro rrenpe reap lg! oa Sn whines gh aghwe struction of tea sloops of war. outrages in the Gulf ave been so often repeated as to lead to the inference that the visitations of the Lirtish cruisers spring from of giving emphasis to our action, is to be pre- pared to defend our rights Prog ae pareicgge pon aad of ganbuats propel y ' ap nm | ro Of able s eleven inch guns. A sheil from one ‘thove vearois fired into a large one would either sink or : with that of Groat Britain now as it did in the late war, aad re- ferred to the figares, showiog a great disparity, The British rol abte to ens! force. E shores. i weart of the duty’ ot Eb : —e sossion. (Laughter oa the re- Mr. Fioxsxce, (adm.) of Pa., offered an amendment mppropriating two millions and hail of dollars for the construction of ten small propeller sloops, armed and ei cu sina decided the amendment out of order, it not ‘Doing in accordance with existing law, and, on an appeal, was sustained by the commitine. ‘The bill was amended, kad laid aside to be reported to i ; ‘not be called out by the Secretar, absolutely necessary, even if the Mr. Staxtow said it was for the House to determine Mr. Bowie, of Ma, baving interrupted the proceedings by disorderly cond: the committee in oon- pequence rose, and by decision of the Chairman reported , requirin sury rt at the next session @ reducing the expenses of the coll of the revenue, nocordance with his recommendation in bis bi APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE PORTAL SERVIC The bill was then oe lala Ey Cd | Appropriations: ‘OMe en up. \ necessity trom de F 7 i ii Mr. Levcren (adm.) of Va., offered an amendment, ‘which was ruled out of order, proposing to increase the portage to five conta. Mr. Maywann, (opp.) of Tenn., oombatod Mr. Letoher’s doctrine, that the eat shonld_ be self snstatning. The Committee then rose, and the House adjourned. Movements ef Southern Steamers. SAVANNAH, May 25, 1868. ‘Tho steamahip Alabama, from New York, arrived at ‘her wharf at 53¢ o'clock this afternoon. All well. Savawwan, May 26, 1868, ‘The screw steamsh!p Huntaville arrived at her wharf yentorda: ap. M. _ adh (Cnarteston, May 26, 1868. The screw stoamahip Memphis arrived here to-day from New York. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1858. Nen-Artival of the Africa, Samer Hoon, May 26—10:0 P. M. ‘There are as yet no signs of the steamship Africa, now ve, off this pont, with Liverpool dates to the 16th inst, ‘Wind cast, blowing hard, and rawing. pi Ane a Sa st Movement of Treo; s for Utah. . Sr. Louis, May 25, 1858, A despatch from Leavenworth, 24th, says that the second column of troops for Utah, under command of Col. Munroe, bad been encamped on Salt Rus, four miles be low the fort, since the 20th instant, bat resumed its march yesterday. ‘The third columa, under Colone! May, is still encamped in the vicinity of the fort, and will not move before the 27th. ‘Three companies of the Seventh infaniry reached the fort on Sunday. Battle Betwoon the Settlers and Indians ta Nebraska. Sr. Louis, May 26, 1858. A despatch from Nebraska City, 23d inst , states that in- telligence from Gale county, Nebraska, says that a coa- flict bad just occurred between the settlers and the Kiowa Indians, in which one chief was killed and a aum- ‘ber of stolen horses capturcd. There was muoa com- Piaint of Indian depredations in that section of the Ter- ritory. From Kansas. Sr. Lovts, May 25, 1858. Incomplete returns from the election in Kansas indicate @ majority of 760 im favor of the Leavenworth constitu- tion. fhe utmost apathy was manifested im regard to the result, and the pro-slavery vote was very small. ‘The New England Anti-Slavery Soclety. Bostom, May 26, 1866. The New England Anti-Slavery Soolety assembied ia Mercantile Hall to-day, which was crowded to excess. A Jong series of resolutions, mainly denuuciatory of the New York aud New England Tract Societies, were offered by Mr. Garrison. Speeches followed from Theodore Par- ker, Wendell Phillips and others. The Mayene Constitational Convention Qacstivon. BautMone, May 26, 1868. The majority in this city in favor of calling a constitu. tional convention for the purpose of reviriag the constiju- tion, is fourteen hundred and forty four Cumberland, Frederick and Hagerstown cities give about eight hundred against calling such # convention. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADELPHIA, Ca Bee 1868. Stocks irregular, Pennsylvania 5's, 87%; Reading Rail- road, 22; Morris Capa!, 4234; Long Leland Railroad, 11%; Vennsylvania Railroad, 413¢. New ORLRANS, May 25, 1858. Cotten—Bales to-day 3,600 baies, at irregular 5 midcling pominaily 11446 a 110. The sales of the ‘ast three days ada up 12,500 bales. Stock 236 500 bales. Receipts at all Southern ports anoad of iast year 36,900, Sugar, 5%. a 630. Corn. a66c. Pork—Rastern meee, $16 75; 750. Freights— Cotton to Liverpool, Monin, May 25,1858 Cotton—Sates to-day 2,000 bales, the’ market’ closing quiet but steady. Middilog, 1130. Sales for the last three ¢ays 2,600 bales, and recei vy 26, 1858. Fiour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and declining; common, 6c a $1 06. Corn firm and unchanged. Whis- key, Doalteration. Provisions dull. Pur.apevrma, May 26, 1858. Flour extremely dull. Wheat quiet. Uorn active. Whiskey firm. Provisions 401; mess pork, $18; hams, lie. a 12c.; shoulders easy at 73¢0. a7%c. ; lard in bbis., 11 Ke. @ 11Ke. Burrato, May 26—1P. M Flour steady; wheat steady. Sales, 22,000 bushels at 0c. for chcice Chicago spring, and 86c' for white Canada, Corp quiet; sales of 16,000 bushels at 6930. for Toiedo, apd 633¢0. for Llinois river. Oats steady; sales of 22,- 000 bushels at 32c. Whiskey firm at 160. a 20c. Freights steady at 180 for wheat to Now York. Lake im- iy for the tweoty-four bours endivg a: noon to-day— 000 bols. flour, 24,000 bushe's wheat. Canal exportsfor the same time—4,000 bbis. flour, 56,000 bushels wheat, 21,000 do. corn, 4,000 do. oats. Wind south Curcaco, May 28, 1868. Flour quiet, Wheat firm at 64c. Oorn buoyant and advanced 4c, Sales Sc. Oats dull. Shipments to Bat- falo—900 ‘our; 9,500 bushels ; 1,600 basbels corn. Shipments to Oswego—No flour; 15,000 bushels wheat; no corn. Receipts—900 ; 30,000 bushels wheat; 17,000 bushels corn. Commissioners of E. BOOKING PASSENGERS ILLEGALLY ON BOARD THE STRAMER GLASGOW. The Commissioners of Emigration met yestorday—Ga- lian C. Verplanck, President, in the chair. A communication was received from John A. Kennedy, the Superintendent of Castle Garden, in which it was stated tbat from representations made by some of the passengers by the steamship Glasgow, which arrived at this part oa Tuesday from Giaagow, the agent aad officers ai the office of the Steamehip Company at Giasgow, and on board the ship durtog the pasrage, had been im the business of boot F ameogers for inland travel in the United States, at rates much than those charged by tbe railroad agents in Garden. The subject was referred tw the Committee on Castle Garden. Mr CarriGan notified the Board that « number of appli. cations bad been received for the a »pointment of keeper of the grounds at Seguine’s Point As i} was doomed ne- cessary that the grounds should be looked after, the psti- tions were referred. Next week the Hoard wil] meet at Ward’s Ialand. Number of emigrants Do. arrived since to May 26....... Total. <a Number arrived benabemeny No. inmates on Ward's Island, Do, do, in Marine Hospital Balance: january Aggregste receipts to May Receipts since to May 26, tation of alien passengers, &c. Disbursements as por to May 19, 1868... No payments May 19. G 3 oe Mit W'MeMlichael, Mr and Mra Pernok From Bermuda, in the bri son, Jos HB Frith, Leland Henrietia—J J Outerb Ioby mB foxton, Mr Brooks. Hav ona; AY Dowd. Mrand Mrs © Baim NY; Mr and and servant, Mise Fanny ir Irving Grinnell, NY; Mr and Mr 8 A Boardman, Miss A Uheat- Jobn MoVea, Louisiana; Mise Watts, Mosars Lidderdale, 8 Y; Uhsa Lavich; Dubasque NY: James 8 Thayer, 7 Jf at Ay Sy 4 e two a 0; Mtr and. Stew Will ct $s: ier, WD eh x © cat 7 ide Thy, foment Ney? ; Jamon inden, Arvin ae 6 Junesilz, Havana: nel Anuilty, Andrew Da: s 8 Magnificent Opera Negotiations for Next Autama. City Intelligence. Monprnovs issavit.—Last evening, whilet Mr. Hiram ‘We understand thet the negotiations which have been | Orenston, propictor of the New York Hotel, was quict'y im train for some time for the transfer of one of the Lon- don Opera companies to New York for the ensuing autuma and winter ecasom, have now been nearly finished. TK appears quite certain that an engagement has been almost completed with Mr. Lumley, the manager of her Majesty's theatre, London, and that he will bring to this country in August next his entire opera and ballet com- Pasy, with which will be given trom fifty to one hundred representations in New York, Philadelpnia and Boston. One of the most remurkable facts connected with this movement is that Wikoff, the great American chevalier, and Barnum, the atill greater Amorican obariatan, have been the principal negotiators in arranging the plans for the vast enterpriee, which is a combination of Barnun’s great cowp with Jenny Lind, and Wikoff’s American cam- paign with Fanny Elesler. The present enterprise in- oludes both attractions—opera aad ballet—ia one grand combination. Barnum, we are told, bas eettled with all his creditors, arranged al! his affairs, and is now a greater millionaire thanever. arrayed in a black dress coat, trreprosohable trowsers, a white waistooat, witha five hundred dollar diamond pin in his shirt bosom,and two three hundred dollar rings on his flagers, be is engaged in procuring sub- soriptions for his great season of Italian Opera. We are informed that he bas already succeeded in obtaining be- tween four hupdred and five hundred sadsoribers for a Certain number of cents for the first season at the Acade- my of Music, of forty nights, more or less. He only re- quires six handred subscribers, at five dollars the ticket for each persm—the same price as that charged at hor Majesty’s theatre, London. This subscription will enable us to bear one of the most magaificent opera companies ever collected together in the world. The negotiations have beeu going on in London during some time, and were condusted oa the part of Barnum by Mr. Wilton, his agent. Barnum agrees to aeposit ia Lou- don at his banker's, £15,000 ($70,000) to the credit of Lamley, before either the impresario or hig company go on shipboard. He (Barnum) likewise agrees to pay Lum- ey $4,000 per night for each represoutation in Amorica, and the travelling expenses of the artiss as weil. In thia enterprise the London impresario, uumley, will accom- pany the troupe, and attend to the most vexatious and dif. ficult of all worldiy operations—ihe management of the artists and gonera! direction of affairs behind the scenes. Mr. Lamley’s troupe ie a superb ono, His greatest card is Mile Piccolomini, the Traviate, Lucia and Fille du Regi met of the company. Piccolomini is not much larger than a picayunc, but is young, fresh, protsy, aad @ capital actrees. She made a tremendous furore in Italy, wad hes been the reigning favorite in London during the past two seasons. For the heavy tragic operas Mr. Lum- ley bas a German prima donna, ‘Niens, who has jest come out m london, and has made @ great success. The tenor, Guigifoi, bas fow rivals in Eu- rope—pone here. He will make an immease son gation among the large class of young ladies who have @ weakness for tonors. Then there is to be a graod ballet with Pocohini, a new danseuse, who has sot the Lonconors crazy, Rosati, and othor first rate artists, = grand orchestra, chorus, &c., &c.—in fact,» first class company, sufficieut to fill up au ocean steamer. We presume, also, that Mr. Lumley will not forget to Dring over s few London policemen to keep order, and a couple of immense tellows from the Horse Guards te act as sentinels; also half a dozen of the British aristocracy who are a iitiic down at the hesis, to teach our Fifth avouue fashionsbles how to bebave in the boxes and during the intervals of tho performance. At every representation will be given one of the finest operas of the modern repertoire, with a ballet between the acts. This ballet will bo goyen up in tho highest Pa. risian and London style. This feature of the entertain- meot is entirely now in this country. This immense enterprise, set on foot by the combined effort of the genius of Wikoff and Barnum, embraces, as ave before remarked, all the strong points of the two great ovents in their individual careers—the campaigns with Jonny Lind and Fanny Eissler. They will now out- shine themselves. In mentioning the names of the high contracting parties to these negotiations, we should not, however, omit to mention that our own magnificent little Napoleon of the Opers—Ulmann—is likewise interested. From him the others lease the Opera House. Ho will be the principal manager of the press, the oyster house critics, the saloons, lagor bier bars, and other details of the house. Barnum, from his experience with banks, real estate, clocks, horses, elephants, &c., &¢., is supposed to be skilled in financial matters, and be will, therefore, take care of allthe money. Lumley will manage the two prima donne, the otner ar- tiate, chorus and personnel of the opera, for which delicate and diffalt task bs London expertonce ominently fits him. Wikoff wii! be a general patron, negotiator, adviser, euide, counsellor, philosopher, friend amé prime minister for the f i ut ‘iy ey i i } ? Ha i siif i iil 5 s z E 3 HI ll Ey , : seal 3 Ha z 33 H i a z & 2 2 3 g 2 3 i in- ndanta from removing hia of the ship Gramame’s lolly, mated at the had of his table, dining, he was approached by @ person bythe name of Gaillardet,a Frenob phyei- clan, who, it isstated, without gtving the slightest intima tion or making wy threat, seized @ full bottle of chan Pagne, standin(in front of a gentleman eeated near Mr. Cranstow, and kruek him op the head with it twice, the firet blow shatteing the bottle and stuaning Mr. C , tho second striking iim to the ground. At the same time Gaillardet struc and wounded severely Capt. Gracgor, Of the army. Squiotly and suddenly was the assault made that althagh Mr. Cranston was surrounded by 1 fends and seruats, every person appeared to be pira- ly»+d and powelwes for a few momonte. Gaillandet, bowever, was iamediately arrested, aad lodged in the FiftceDth’ prociatt tation house; although at one time it avnesred as if tie servants the establishment, infa- riated at the attick om their eraployer, would have torn him to pieces, beteer Smart was pounitted to Cranston at lait sccounts was casicr, although Somewhat prearious condition. Ills assailant was locked up for the nigts, and will have « hearing this morning. A Youna Mar Missia—Cant. on mime AvrHontrim.— Lewis H. Todd, sn of James ©. Todd, of tho nouse of Converse, Todd 4 Co, No. 115 Liberty street, who was employed as a dprk tm the store of Todd & Co, Front street, left bis pice of business at half past nine o’clook last Tuceday moaning, and has not beea heard of since. Mr. Tedd was 01 0 collecting of debte tour, aud has been traced to the bases of Nelsom Sherwood, No. 446 Pearl and Johi Kirkman’s, No, 30 Catharine strest. No- pans hy knewn if bis whereabouts since he was iu Kirk maa’ ‘Mr. Told was a young maa ot most excellent ha- bits, nineteen years of Mitchell. He vas di and auttorities will be aided by all good citizens wide is oeaate mccoanted for. , Romonzp Mvrwe ow Tre Frve Pots —Ax Irish woman, wife of Wm. 0. Xorphy, keeper of a groggery on the Five Points, died on Wednesday, as is supposed, from violence at the bands of er husband. After death hor eyes ap- peared to be muh blackened, and sevoral parts of her body exhibited warks of violence. It was reported last evening that Murphy had beon arrested, but no record of it had been madeat ier of we police courts. The mat- ter bas been brought to the notice of the Coroners, who ‘will mvestigate the canse of her death today Oa Tucs day Murphy ss prrested for asssulting a Sixth ward po liceman, but owige to the fact of his wife being then seri- ously ili, he was bt off without punishment. Emiikarion rr Evnxore—Tie Simp Cxnrurion,—The packet ship Contrion, Captain Caulking, whioh left Liver pool on the 17th if April, arrived at Castle Garden carly on Tuesday mornhg, landing one hundrod and fifty-four pastengers in goo health, after a comfortable paseage. The Centurion was consigned to Zeroga and Com- pany, aod is spoken of as a very trustworthy ves sel. The passengers just landed speak in high terms of the care and attention shown them by Captaia Oaulking during the paesage. Quiet and good order provailed on board the jturion and there wae a complete absence of that conduct which lisgraces some of the emigrant ships on the way from E:rope. Tus Quakegs in Dwx—Tum Wer WaaTume.—The cause of the violent rain storms of the last fow days will be readily understood when it is known that the yearly Quaker meetings we now in full blast. We have had raip enough this @ason, in all conscience, without aay help from the Qualers; but now that they are in town it has become intolertle. Last Sunday the Hicksite Friends commenced their peetings at their paces of worship in Hester street and Breaty seventh street. fhe open meet ings closed yeeterdiy andor the rest of the weok business meetings ‘wil be Wid, to whieh members alee are ad- mitted. Next Sumay the Orthodox Fricads commence beh will also inst one week. There ia, of pleasant weather for some Wmo nds be good natured enough to cat By so 80 doing they will yet. Won't ti their meetings sbet this year receive the thanks of the community. Fine ty S1x7H Awenve.—Between three and four o’olock on Wednesday aftenon a fre broke out on the secoad floor of the frame building No. 526 Sixth avonue, on the premises of Gibert B. Comstock, who also carried on the Dasiness of mmufactaring pop corn. The tire originated from the imperfect construction of the chimasy. A short time ago # fire origiwated in the same place from the same cause, ‘The ia wasato. "Toe building is owned by W. V. Niles. It ia damaged about $200 and is insured for $2,00 tn the Hamilton Insuraace Company. ‘The loss of Mr. Comstock will be about $25; no insurance. The third floor s occupied by William Emery, whose fur- niture is damayed by fire and water, probably to tho amount ef $200 no insurance. The store on the corner, known as 521 Sxth avenue, is occupied by G. H. Suepard an & feed stce. His stock is damaged by water about $50; covered by insurance. No, 523 is occu- pied by Mr. almpf, as a tallor’s store—stock alt ro- moved; ¢ very trifling. No. 526 is a meat market, kept by Mr. y slight demage was done en tin wlighty damaged, and’ a insured for 81,700 fa nen. itis slighty ar 700 in Rutgers Insurwce any. : Fine wv Sixrm Avervr. —About five o'clock oa Tuesday evening a fire was liscovered in the store No. 627 Sixth rowpiy extiogtohed, ‘The damage done tothe bat: 80 iA fog und stock will'oe amount to more than $100. Insured for $4,000 a een see Grorar Kmocx, In,, the Superinten¢ent of Outdoor Poor, was proventel last evening with a “counterfeit Presentment’ of hiaself, in the shape of a splendid im- perial photograph, vhich wes taken at Brady’s popalar establishment. The presentation was made on behalf of the officers of the Otdoor Poor department and the tem- png Aye Re fh Td Mr. Kel- Jong been known in connection with his ofice, which he has filledwith satisfaction to all who have A New Paren—Tx Honoxey Gaserre Raviven,—The Oity Gazette, Justice Thitley , editor and proprietor, makes {te appearance on Friay. Tho editor promises recoilec- ee 1820 ot os awl iio chabtogenned mon te Get, commas, manufactures, agriculure and horticulture. Tax Mrix Contra for supplying the institutions on Blackwell's Island wa awarded at the last mooting of the board of Ten Governos to Alden & Woodhull, who get the H ' bi Had Hi 4 os Fulton street, Mi . For and quality we ee the world ‘and end by simply akinaing over an rednese of injiammation from the . Winks with the ald of gentle frie ‘of the disesnr in the ‘leeh, the Gores Rew York Brcluatvely for the ent of ie chualy ely for the medical und surgion! treatment of chron bowel, such as conatipaiion, iatolh, fre, filing ofthe bowel. suictare of the bowel, ob of the } ae. Office bours from Po'clonk A. Mo 4 Pha | P.M. daily, tients in any part of the city tf desired. — He will vist claims before pees joe. Band 15 row. a = 2 Cuno ent Beet, Boren se | —<$$$—$__ Milban's of Bark— For Sale At bis old stand, i tresdvay, ot Bemen'ec 679 Broadway, Bee Giet prrgr yeep ycrts (gener yyy The Rush Still Con ttpues.—Sunougme BOPENSCHEID fixste 1868, sold at three et over all 47 elec be taken Into y vice with any hate sold in y Sad found to be superior in pe ayery reapect Mamufacturer of gentiemen’s hata, 118 Nassau street. | | Metailte Tablet Rezcr Strop—Wholesale | and retail, by J. & & SAUNDAMS, store No. 7 Astor House. Parts Felt Hate—Juat Received at White's, Mh Fullem strect, Gents dress ants, spring stylon, $3, as £ Gertemen's Summer Hats, Our sty is for the seasun wi'l be issued on Patan May B. WARNOCK & CO., Hatters, 519 Broadway, Bt Nicholas I Mave ‘Tow Seen the Vietevie: Hat Case, as these opiendid ladies’ dress and sole leather (runkst If not, Pay a viet to No. ¢ Murray sireot JOHN BLACK, Manufactarer, To F. DERBY & COMPANY, shade. made express ty of Friends, aE. Te 00s in one ioe desired, at very low pr ces. Also, English For the Latest Breportation of Lace Ties, cravats, 40., £e:,g0 to MOODY'S, 262 Broadway. Frederick's ‘Temple of Art, Nou 685 and 587 Broadway, opposite tan Hotel — embrotypes, im 10,000 Dollar Eetater, oo mnecone A Permanent Reduction in Fashionable W DRRDY © COMPANY, merchant tall 4 Importers, mm y lore AD: 6] Walker atreet, N.Y. PEOLAL. NOTION ® Having completed our arrangements abrond for the intro- duction of all desirabie novelties in materials for gentlomoa's igh Mesars. Barlow, Payne & Oo, manufacturers’ © maintain our well known Trios varying ascording to siyie and make, and om 01 unval libers! credit. N. B—Our show rooms are spacious and well lighted, able for tbe display of our stock which is always eolock and complete. It a also our determination to raaiatain the rapa: twien we have now the good forvuae lo enjuy; Loeredy com- Utnuing our establishment the p puiar resort of the well creased gent emen of the present No. street t 16,000 Cases Boots an@ Shoes at Auction prices, at PHI(A1P8 & SMITH», 4 Warren atreot. A Card trom Sam uel Swan ds Ov. The ertraoriinary course pursued by the rival managers 0 € courne pura of attiergt overied to injure us beonuee of our Liberal aad of dotog business, baa materially affected e148 ua to oall apecial alention to the facta, which ‘lt who deal with us know already; tbat \s, that our lotteries are ‘and trustees none« and honorable moa; more prizes in the last twelve months than allotber loveries tn the Union, and tbat they have bees romptly cacbed in all cases on presentation The cifort te re ns ja aimed not only at our busiaess by our rivals, but ino intended to act politigally op one of our partners; and Aasore our triends and the public thst witt our concera all in right, and this the legal investigation which we sbsll urge to 8 bearing will fully demonwiraia, Im the meantime our business will be conducted as usual. P. R—Any one doubting ike resposalbity” of gar fre will —Any one of our vA the’ Broadway Bank of find, «oon inquiry at this city, that webave a balance of $50.000 to our bealdes wi we benk acount ta ex other 1 the U1 are keeping Fancy Cutlery.—Sportamen’s, Pen and Bas er Siac by J. & 8. BAUN- Defiance Salamander Safes—With patent power proof locks and oross bars. Also fire and burglar broof parlor safes. Lepot 192 Peari street BOBKBT M. PATRICK. Wheeler & Wilson's bewan Machines — u ‘t premiums award: . American ta Nile Yorks Marytond Invi, ballitore, aad at toe Maines Connecticat, Ulinois and Michigan Stale Fairs. Office 343 Broadway, New York. Send for a oirouler. Herron Sewing Machinc by beri Patent fewing Machine, oniy Buperior to price ma- pecsiy 3 oue quarter the: ‘cont Parties pu will re ceive full instruction, No. 447 Brosdway. Hill, Inimitable Hair Catter, No.1 Barclay street. Hair dye only four abillings a bos, black or brown. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs, the best in the world, wholesale and retail, and thofdye pri- | vately applied, No. 6 Astor House preserving poe ya yg ‘cout ty | Renna Enea —On Cantey, ig 98, 06 B. Patrick's | ee ee es im. Starrs, V.G, Jon Brosnan to me agnar ry pen sheaneny De Loxa—Arcumm.— At her residence, on May) 17, by Rev. B. M. Adama, Mr. Francisco B. De Lona, of BLANCHARD, late of thin city. Jomm—W. May 26, by the Rev. George A. Volta, Kouar Jowes, of this | city, to Mia Sanan C. Wanp, of Newark. N. J. ‘our—CrawisT.—On Monday, May 24. Mr. Bangs, ¥. Ur. Grosos Revour to Jana L. of Newtown, [. I. Tixrarp—D’Heaviny.—On Tuesday, May 2%, by the jughes, Dr. J. 8. Tamnaty to Oa A. ik. Van Neat’s, faneral, on Satur Cawoon.—On Wednesday, May 2, Jom T., youngest son of John and Jane Cawood, Se hay sre respecting of the ily are , from Ibe rectdense of hie | Friday morning, st ton | i ber of Brooklyn, are invited to attand the funeral, this (Thare” day) afiernoon, at one o'clock, from ber late residence, 192 Seventh avenue copy. Decway.—On by pee fi a Mian. Deon, of convumption, aged yours aye. ‘The friends of the family are reapectfally invited to at tond the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the his father, 241 Past Pighteenth street, without further notice. , 7. Riggtn | tend the funeral, from street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at vwo 0’ Oregt B papers please Koax —On Tonsaay. Nay 25, afer & todiour jlnese Rucrarn ean, aged 69 years His brothers and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from bis iste residence, Sa Tour street, this (Rroreday) anternere ‘Mt half past two 0’ aloek. Gissay.—In Broom saa Metacatag | Mag 98, Rooene t, aged 28 years, 7 months and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) artermoon, 4 three o'clock , from bis late residence, 167 Navy street, | 72 GureN.—In Brooklyn,on Monday, May 21, after a se vere illness, Romar L. Gram, in the 47th year of his age. His remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Ever greens, Bitiyer —in Sheffield, Masa , on Sund: inthe ‘78th year of ber age, Trmorthed aras May B~bahe Lovomer.—On Friday, May 14, of congestion of the brain Manx Lovenry, ip his 6lst year - 26. of congention | Lem! ed 1 year and 99 days. of a pa tena the funeral, from | of Mr. Samuel 4 residence Ross, No. 87 Third avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, wwe vee, —On a “ Linueepamn 7, . i at the residence of hie sister, Weinisbern, Fa, Camere DW. Loorepase. The remains are now being breoght on for interm: Due notice of the fonerai will be given hereafter. oe Muy Myvi we Nodmenday mutmIRg, MAY BO, Ate, S ‘Tracy —On Wednesday, May 2¢, Miss Jame Traor. ‘The friends of the family are srapectful tond the funeral, trom her avenue, on Frid tavited to at late reettence, No. 346 Feurte » at th7we o'clock. GROVER &4 BAKER A rel nd neki See Male a or lady friend. ih is the bout machine is wae Odie, ‘T GIMBREDE'S A NRA? CARD CASE INCLUDED Fi Tl plate; also whem swo packs are printed from ‘an old plate. SILVER DOOR AND NUMBER PLATES—THN largest assortment in the city and lowest iw price. Weal: owe oat visidug carde beautif gotapat CLARK'S, Brondwey. UL WHO BU¥?ER WITH CORNB, BUNTON: Anh ty De. AGH A ean them cured withont ty De. 160 Reosdwet a pain, by A’ JONES, 10 ANN STRYFT, 5) FOR CONGRESS ‘THR NEW AT HOME INVITA- Ube mest recherche atjio thaw A MEDIOAL WONDER. HYATT’Ss LIFE BALSAM ‘The most certain known remedy for sero‘ula, rheumationn, gout, cancer, old ulcers, eryaipelas saltrheum, and all cares artaing from tmpurity of the blood, mo matter cause they may have down from. ‘The life beleum in daily ‘uring the worst cases of dyspep- aia, piles, live: and kidvey eomptainta, consipe- ton of ibe bowels, general debility, incipieat consumption, e, As. Principal depot No. 246 Grand street, New York. 75 conte er bottle; six . Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs. HAYES, 176 Fulton street, UY ME AND PLL DO YOU GOOD.—DR. LANGLETS root and herb bitiers are the standard remedy for jaum- dice billious and liver complaints vosivenees bh: humors of the blood snd akin, faver and agua 4 All diseases arising trom disordered slomach and bad Sold by all druggisis, every where. (OOL SUMMER HATS—8TRAW AND LEGHORN HATS, J Call and make \d varied our select o- SoLLosrrrm, “ ZacdAnin. surgeon Ten Broadway. oe of this city. DD JRWELEY AT MANUFACUTURRES’ Pai } PEACOOK offers for sale rich diamond and Ket ptioen: represented in New York by DAVID Ralf, e@ice factory Broadwey, up stairs. vrurs NEW FUME FOR THE 8RASO! D ' T88-MB-QUICK, Distilled from creqeess RB. DUPUY, Chemist, No 609 Broadway, N. Ys KYRS-ME-QUICK PUM ADR for the fale. KI84-ME-QUIOK BAC for Kiss 10K BOAP for o tout CARRY, nowstn 2 sarge, New York. SODIRPPRLIN. BROS. & CO. Ne JAMES Po MAX’ New tort. ¥. © WHLLA & 00., New Tork. W. NORCROSS & 00., and New Yort. Lene GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES, &0., Aa— ACE AND MUSLIN CUBTAI! FROM AUCTION, AT LESS THam CObT OF IMPORTATION, Hf KELTY 2 FF SONA, ‘ONRY LENT—ON WA DIAM Fey re J LEVY, % Sixth avenue, near Fourth sirest. trance ai the hal! éoor. roving, apd ‘now is the time to ‘wing machines” Tocee are tbe only meoluisee ou doing every Kind of work. and it ts » to the work. ‘4 pew fo being the latest and the eaateat wo operate, Ia commanding unt " HINGKE & UO., 466 Breadwag, ie EVERETT HAT for ite retire NOVELTY OF DESIGN, LRG OF STYLE, “PasitioW «BL Dmalsead” ya ORRATEST MBDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE Ace. Mr. KRNNEDY, of Roxbury, bas discovered im one of cur come PNM TE TET KIND OF HOMOR, TUR WORT SCROPULA DOWN TO 4 COMMON FIMPTM. ‘Two botl'es are warranted to oure em wo oF three botiles w'll clean the Two bo ties are warranted to cure of bile. worst canker ia he ) botties are werranted to cure running of the care em@ dlerches among the bair. nro, 818 botiles are warranted to cure corrupt and ram ne ‘One botie will cure of the Que bot sealy ernptiions (ayepepata. 't know from ibe thewsaae a Py = ay experience a] Wont pras brows, is = conte Trometn ot tls “es ts Sate Sree = an ae Tear are ‘and waich moveman's for sale ] FOR % CRETS, Mu eeavrivUL Sh im pau CASSIMERE PANTS, omer 0, EVANS 66 and 68 Fulton street near (lit aireet, ] 798 & g Be 300 FINE CASSIMERR VESTS, All wool, shades, ames fy », RY. e; 6 and 60 Fe treet, oear Cll street, POR 70 All colors amd Worth Fi, Selling for 66, at preven 66 and 68 Fulton street, near Olde $1 FOR 75 CENTS. BLAOK ae coare, Evans, ‘Wand WT ehhen toe, cone BK