The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1859, Page 5

fom Minoo died as nig Mr. Goyer was a native of } , Maryland, and came tothe West in hia youth. His parents were Pennaylvania Germans. He has long stood ‘among the first in the profession at the bar of St. Louis, ‘and took a prominent part in the debates in the Senate. Being a zealous whig, ho owed his election, as successor to Mr. Benton, to the diesensions in the democratic party, which brought about this result, He was succeeded in ‘the Senate by the Hon. Trusten Polk, the present member, ‘News from California. ARBIVAL-OF THE OVERLAND MAIL, Sr. Lovis, March 6, 1859. ‘The overland mail of the 11th ult. has arrived. Thore ‘were no through passengers. ‘The steamer Uncle Sam left San Francisco for the Colo- -rado on the 11th, with three hundred troops of the Sixth infantry, to chastise the Mohavo Indians, An additional section of the California Central Railroad had been put under contract. ‘Tho war in the northern part cf the State was being | vigorously prosecuted, with a fair prospect of a speedy termination. Business was brisk at San Francisco, Candles, collve, Provisions and American liquors were advancing. ‘The pagsongers by the mail report heavy rains in th Colorado desert, an unusual occurrence. | _ ‘The Mail Company had met with complete success 11 sinking wells, finding an abundance of water at the depth | of Atty fect, s | Severo enow-storms prevailed at the Pachico and Tejon ‘| A large number of additional stock wei . tea larg Faye Be wore being distribu. | Lieutenant Lazolle, previously reported mortal hype Sa the-aght ‘with the Apache phe ae ae ving. An expedition was about leaving Fort Buchanan, under Brwall, against the Apaches, who had killed two army sergeants in Japuary, SLIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived ships Competitor, Archer, and Robin Hood, from New York; Osborn, Howes, from 5 yous ships Great Republic and Talisman, for New News from Mexico. New Origans, March 7, 1859. ‘The brig Minatitlan arrived here on Saturday, with Tampico dates of the 26th ultimo. The liberals wore actively prosecuting the war, Juarez had taken the fleld | and gone to Vera Cruz, which is in a perfect state of de- Fouce, General Espaga had been taken by tho liberals at Aguascaluntes. The African Squadron—Trtal of Dr. D. R. ° Brown. Boson, March 7, 1859, The flag ship Cumberland was at Porto Prava January 26, toleave soon for Goree. The Dale had left Porto Preya fer Monrovia, and the Marion to cruize on the coast. The Vincennes was daily expected at Porto Praya, from whence slice would probably go to Madeira, The prolonged trial of Doctor David R, Brown, charged with causing the death of Miss Susan A, Wobster by ille- gal practices, resulted in the jury being unable to agroe— eleven for conviction, one for acquittal, Tae jury was together forty-four hours, e The Ship Vanguard. New ORLEANS, March 5, 1859. The fire on board the ship Vanguard has been ‘put out, Sho is saved, but is considerably damaged. Markets, New ORtEANs, March 6, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 9,500 bales, the market closing generally unchanged. Red and mixed wheat, $1 100 $1 pea 76c, Hams steady at 7)gc. Lard in kegs 12%, ry New Orteans, March 7, 1859. Cotton—The receipt of the advices by the Jura caused greater firmncss in the markot. The sales to-day add up $8,600 bales. Sugar steady. Corn active at 87c. Bacon— Shoulders dull at 73c. and sides at 814c. Lard quiet at Xe. Crvcrywati, March 7, 1859, Fiour unchanged: sales 2,600 bbls. at $5 90 a $6 for su- re Whiskey dull and unsettled: sales at 24c. a 250. ph ments in good demand. Mess pork and lard—no es. The Theatres Last Night. BROADWAY THEATKE-~- ANTONY AND (CLEOPATRA, Doctor Johnson says of Antony and Cleopatra, whilo praising the rapidity of its action, “ which keeps curiosity busy and the passions always interested,” that, with the exception of the feminine arts which distinguish Cleopatra, no character is very strongly discriminated. “ The evente,”’ saith the Doctor, “ of which the principal aro described according to history, are produced without any art of conuection, or care of d.sposition. These conclu- sions, the verity of which have always been apparent to the critical reader, become absolute matters of exigency with the manager who attempts to put the play upon the stage; he Ands a great many, perhaps too many, opportunities for scenic effects—some grand epeeches—a great deal of action—the story passing rapidly from Alexandria to Rome—from thence to Syria, and nto Fgypt—and numerous situations, strong enough in themselves, but too inartistically arranged for the en- tertainment of a general andience. The work, in fact, must be done for the author as wéll as the artists and arti- gang, To use a familiar expression Shakspere’s play is weak ig the back. Nor bas the subject been moro fortuitously handled, cs a whole, by other authors who have attempted to treat it ina dramatic form. The Coun- tess of Yembroke, Sir Charles Sedley and Dryden, made comparative failures with it, although Dryden’s “All for Love” is considered bis best dramatic work, Just a century ago Garrick pioduced an alteration of Shakspere’s play at Drary Lane, and it was acted with moderate success, Since that tims the play bas been rarely acted in Eng!s and its performance fm the United States is not within our remem- brance. Within the past three years it was produced at the Sadier’s Welis, London, with Mr. Pholps @nd Miss Glyn as Antony and Cleopatra, and being finely done, had agocd ran, Its performance’ last evening at the Broadway theatre was, therefore, especially interest Ing, In the first place, it wus the last grand eveut In. the history of the theatre, whicb, in a few weeks, will give ‘way to tae exigencies of commerce. Then, its elaborate preparation swakened pubdhe curiosity, and although 1 the play {© but fittle known to theatregoors who are no! Jers of Shakspere, ry one wos fa Une of the story. The loves of the Roman serpent of tho Nile F | Btake be Larew away while bagking in her be, ] is the old stor: over again, bat still fascivatiog as ever, So the play bad due artention trom a | ‘The text has been arranged, on the whole, skilfully great deal of Shakepei text has bees ingeil ‘and a portion of Dryden's added, to # of the tory. The events havebeen marshalled into something like order, and the action flows with deceut revularity from the rising to the falling of th tain. Wibal, the play is we ind mast ei ils present favor more upon the scenic illustration of its action than upon the action itself. The performance fs, in fact, a sp'endid series of tablcaut in the highest style of theatrical art, The glories of Beyptian architecture, the woodrous beauties of old Nilus, the storied pyramiis and —ancie ‘are repro: duced with tril The effect is grand. Some poi tions of the panorama of the Nile are executed in a style ter above the ordinary painters, and the luteriors are g Ly weli di scene has been painted expressly for the play tumes, &o., down to the sendat latehe made after thh beet classicai authorities. rticularity !g to give a reality to the mimi scene which Geng fovnd in American theatres. After the characters of Antony aad Cleopatra, (he picee affords no exiensive scope for uciing, and go we had only a number of pereons who came on the stage aod went away again after speaking some dialogue which was ju- diciously compressed into the smallest porstble space. Mr. ca the Antony of the night, played the part spiritedly, nt'y and vigorously, —}1is performance of the last gcene in the third act, where Avtouy lameuts his Irresol: tion, was especially exccliont. Mme. Ponisi was not quite fascinating ¢nough to make one throw away an empire, to gay the le vst; and the others gaid their say, as we have ‘before, moderately weil. The play went offsmoothly and successful. The audience was in excoeding raptures over some of the very beautiful scenes, and if the tone of last night's house be a test, the manager will have a lo run for bis revival, acd reap due reward in dollars ani reputaticn for luis faithful, arduous and artistic labors. “OUT ENGLISH COUSIN” AT THE BOWERY. For sometime past the dramatic changes have been ringing on “our cousins.’ “Our American Covsin” of the male gender has attracted large audiences to Laura Keene's for over a hundred nights, and the game relative of the feminine class has been fascinating the habitues of Burton's. Last night a new piece of consangninity, in the shape of “Our English Cousin,’ was produced for the first time at the Bowery, with great success. If Joba Brougham would only from. his fertile Drain givo us “Oar Irish Cousia,”’ the list would be complete, I the extent of tho audience, aud the enthusiasm which greeted the mance, be any teat of the success of a Piece, “Our Knglish Cousin” cannot compan of his reoep fon last night, Tho play {gan imitation of the popula: one which has had such a run at Laura eene’s, and the ie generally were well sustained—that of tue Honorable - Cecil particularly so, by Mr. Fox, who, we bollove, I: the author. ‘The honge was crammed in every part, and we have no doubt that the piece will have a good run. Court Calendar—This Day. Sorzeme Court—Circuit.—Part 1. —~Oyer and Terminer. Part 2.—Nos. 4034, 1004, 619, 680, 425, 18244, 204, 436, 858, 386, 450, 460, 404, 672, 638, 642. ‘Part $—Nos. 67, Sats $e, S58 $87,015, 168, 175, 459, 468, 88, 98, 244, 296, Stenemx Covrt—Special Term.—Noe. 21 to 27, 29, 92, demurrers 36 to 47, issues inw and fact Strxrtor Court. —(In the old rooms.)—Nos, 55, 872, 602, 415, 227, 462, 183, 661, 562, 658, 654, 655, 658, 557, 553, robe 3502, 663, 564, 666%, 567, 668, 669, 571, 572, 574, ora 4, 617, D0 S61, 562, 688, 586, 686. mn ih: Aaten jos. 482, 498, 165, 516, 692, 585, MON PimAs.—-Part 1.—Nos. 747, 908, 663, 086, 727, $16, 828, O44, 220, 321, 267 745, 700, 761, 702, Part !.— 6a, fy Ts, “a 247, 711, 298, 303, 605, 680, 74, meren States Disrri = 3118, 1110, 41, 62, 83, Count.—Nos, 98, 99, 100, 104, ———— TARATRE FRANCAISE.—The now French theatre will be opened for tho first representation of tho season this oven- ing. Tho artists, who Mave justtarrivod from, Paris, will play in $70 capital pioces, at length them here: sent Comptroller, ‘that city debt on the Slat December, Leas nmount of city stocks redeemed. .. .95,596,670 Fire loan, bonds and mortgages. . 43,500 ‘as stated below, moneys borrowed from, to the sivking fund for the payment of interest on thectiy debt, nt ibe eame date, the sum of.+-.-.--+ 1,268,014 06 MI cstectienentcttneonerics $9,960,035 25 € dajl’s Island snd vas ious mar’ in exchange of bor tlement of Central ceived therefor. name of the Comupissioi the certificates. therefe from ex-Compuoller Psgg. e008, 4 Catate; also Lonn stock, the net proceeds of a!l which, when collected will belong toit. ‘There also appeare to be a small amount of rents due, which will be added the city books, to $2,579, Amount advanced to and due from th Amount due from the C Amount due from the City Treasury for tal Ainount of cash: Besides ‘the above, there 19 And for interest accrued tion thereoi may be considered good, ismore than Lean now atate, ‘The sums rew!ized trom itare pledged, and will be paid over as collected to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fut the payment of interest on the ei commucicated in a special report t» your bon which wil be prepared xt the earliest moment BS mentot Interest on the elty dest have produced sn ammourt far exceeding what was anticipated at the demption of the clty debt until January 1, ter ‘on the the facts eet cll two days there: this department until the 20th, could not Couusel uncourteourly charges, have beer knowledge ina svit which wen decided, and judgmert filed, in Jonnary. last. i amended in December, 1858, which gave the Gsrporation Coupee! the right to omend bis answer by the addition of any pew facts which might become khown The I Gerariment, however in deviation from what fe etated to be its ofice for any information in the matter, and I had no kuow- ledge, officini or otherwise, of the such Cail been made, there is every reason to suppose that the Corporation Counsel would have been pil the tacts !ately developed, as they were brought to light witha forte-eight bourt made to your honoravle bocies sarily be pursued hersefte ING THK CAPITAL OF THE SINKING FOND FOR THE REDEMPTION OF THE OITY DEBT—THE VETTIOREW CASK, BTO., BTO. ‘This Board net last evening, President McSpedon in the cha'r. Tetitions were received from milkmen to have an ta- spector of milk appointed, to be stationed at the Harlem Railroad depot, to protect them in receiving the lawful meagure, maby of the cans not holding the quantity for which thoy are charged by tho partios from whom they purchase. From E. L., Bragaw and others, to have a new forry established, to run from the-foot of Oherry street to South Seventh street, Williameburg. Of Jacob Harsen and others, for a change in the grade ot Eighth avenue from -geventh to 5 Teepe with Frag one submit a ee ee and associates, for a stage route from Manhastanvil! Seeeaer ccc oe COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMPTROLLER. The following communication was received from tho Com, srt se the general ledger balances of the sinking fund, by which it appears that the capital of that fund, for the redemption of the city debt, on 8lst Dec., 1868, was $8,398,191 19:— Comrrrouien’s Orrice, March 7, 1859. on my comuluueston Hudse dais, of February. 2, transmit a of Februar: 4 ¥ jour honorable body # stetement of The “General Batanorn,” or accoule Durporing to be due to and ration om December 31, I stated that the ‘sheet pertaining ‘to the elaking fand of the various books being far behindfiand at the time Tasbumed cin » it required much more time than was an rd to prgpare such belance sheets. They have meh , and I pow have the pleasure to submit w ‘The want ot room and clerical assistance have thus far pre- igh investigation of these acéonnts by the pre- From u cursory view of them it uppears tor the redemption of the 1886, amounted to 4,358,191 19 it the capital of the sinking fan: Actual amount of capital. ‘There was also invested 0: ud dud ‘This amonnt 18 represented by the following itema:— Amount drawn from this fund by order of the ommon Council, in 1835, for the purchase of Ran tates in the clty.. $130,424 00 ut of difference 8 used in Bet- ‘and aiocks re- ndry alocks of the Corporation si Due trem city treasury on aud 1,462 25 nding in the ra of the Sinking Fund having been received 3,784,152 00 fing to this’ Todd’ show ‘a large a: bonds and mortgages received for sales of 189 78) 0: the sum of $13,500 received on account of the Fire thereto as collected. ‘The capital of the slaking fund for the payment of interest oa debt, on Lecember 81, 1888, ainounted, aocording to the This sum is represented by the following items, viz.:— nis m0 sioner on account ef the sinking fund for the redemption of the clty debt, us atove stated... $1,208,014 03 ity Treamury for advances to pay Interest on Central Park stock and other stocks, to be provided for from taxation . 123,824 34 q on $154 000 Public Education stock, provided for by taxation, but paid from this rund for the years 1856, 1867 and 1958... es bands of Chataboriain Decem- ber $1, 1868, as per bis receipt, to the credit of the Commistionet of the Sinking Fund........ 1,159,595 72 579,534 12 ‘$217,116 09 23,100 0 Sto be ais for rents cutelanding... pou sundry by mortgages, the further sum Of.,.....+.4 83,519 56 TOAD. «ss eoee sees ee beesssussandle + $230,685 65 Way this lorge amount has not been collected, nnd what por- for Furiher particuiars reepecting theme funde will hereafter be le body, racticable, IL will be een that the revennes pledged to the fund for Ume of its creation. ‘There wil be no charge against the Sinking fund for the re- when the w k iesued under the act of 1834, amounting to $2,600,000, due, and ts payable from sald fund. ‘rausmnit a statement te which I beg leave to call your attention, as sbowir g, In a converient tabular form, the >ripin and eboracter of the entire permanent debt of ¢ Acta authorizing and the purposes for which it was go the periods of redempito Kespectfally submit RUBY. T. HAWS, Comptroller. COMMUNICATION FROM THE STRRET DKPARTMENT. The following communication was recived from the Street Department:— Sacer Commussioner's Ovrice, } New Yorx, March 7, 1059. To tue Honorasie 116 Common Counct:— ‘The communication made to yourhonors le bodies by the Counsel to the Corporation, on the #3d of Mevraary, 169, con. tains certain statements redecting f ment, makes ftincumbent on mo to solicit sien to otter the following injuriously npoa this depart- your permis- xplanations tn refittation of the rave charges therein mace:—Zhe attention of this department avipg been called to the case of the Peligrew judgment, in din the tnx levy for 1459, an Investigation was directed hot February, wileh rest forth in the: m_ the discovery ot ty ecmmunication to the Common Coun. er, aud which, 26 they were not_ kaown to ; ag the Corporation been Kept {coc his Peliigrew’s complaint fa this m@ter was usual custom), neglected to en!l urom this ney of the sat, Had pikeed in posseeston of er attention had been called to the eubject. ‘21 the daforniation that the law department seems to have ob: tained to enable ‘4 to cesend th’s Pettigrew suit appears. from tbe communication of the Corpora * mn Counsel to your honvra: to have been a vert ment ali ace by Mr. Turner, that (he contract for ween ilfth and 12h street r ge in relation to a at Gfficia! courtesy would never- gest the propriety of sending to the or- > letter of the 2ist of February; requosted by the head of this some siotion for ine re f large sme this department regulating Sixt theless reem to poration Ce but ina pre ariment to take of money ed to have ween fllegall held from the city Wengury by certain ceput Asscumments, be dis tinctly deciined In the ing torma, vii Orgice OF THE or te B ATION, i nication of the 17th inat. tung meuce uctiors ngnice: the late co'lector and deprty collectors of assersments and their sureties for monies alieges to have been received by them and withheld from the cliy; and also Wo tke proceedings, under the atatuta, to recover pubils books acd papers aleo alleged to be witbheld, In reply, Lhave the honor to observe that, in mz optaion, T have nd autho i sal city a plainuill (6 fous, without the veglsiatiy ihe Commoy Covnell, or, 1a the langange of the cha: ‘when so ordered by the Corporatio.” When the ¢ COurcHt abst di ect ine 0 inate pg gaeedings in the ca ero, 1 WUl promptly ccmely. | Your abed . % HIGHABD BL Coupee! t 0 rimert did rot mare soostal nt in the Vettigrew alone, in order that tu retion Couvee! might receive the rection’ he seems to consider essendal bis coure am t Be “eo der stan ute legal proceedibys, aid make the ction of Arouming that the Taw de, roles fer apectsi eases, the thi de circumstacees, until such time » parumer t hae thought proper to mo defined inthe sbove leiter, Cu th cation to the Comm Vt the Petugre coutr Counse!, calling uyon me tor a "'# acto statement leged franidulentalerstion, to which a reply was ing to furnish the facts in the case, and expressing a destro to cooperate with nim in the mato alreay laid before your honornble podies. the prevarauion of the proper legal a@idevit, or “aworn statement’ to id upon facts, was considered to be the specia’ sad login ete duty of the law department The stre the time, nor is repare docum Pike law depee ee the ription. The present Attars Of whieh inte de in proper torm ceseUry cep apparent, ftere ‘spor dence between the Law and Street} epar which want of apace compere iis to omit | In further rejererce tw the commurieston of tbe Corp sration Coupee} to your honorable bomes 1 is bot prover to add. in jus: tice to shies departaent cases av call wbale: niade on this ofllee for t aad ia many othe ‘ms ‘ irtion of In the high? tion on their Ht claim, javolviug an amount of been alleged to have beea committed was made on tbls office by the law Ae, of December ind the day vetore i iccume deceassry ti ceed with the defouce, m Tetter was addrensed. by the went t he ret fora: tion Counsel to the Mayor, asking ‘or information, by whom tt | waa referred ( (hia department, whieh It only resched through | this cireuitovs route on the day hamed for proseediog with the de‘ence. Ae thik Wes 1 complicat teacts and two injunotione, this day expected (0 60 4 anown why this have beet seut direc slatemert of facta was furnished on th ortant points that the contract Adder; that involving two con | nent could earcely be ice Lo it on such short No reason should not | nding this. a | for | not in Barain himself was a lowes Meare, the contractor, but declined to make the ft hed been awarded to him; that tt made with another party, ana that signwents the contract “thus made fet! into ta | bends of Harnin st au advance of $6.00 upon his ox ‘Judgment was nevertheleas rendere q the report of the referee, Mr. Win, Fullerton, for $4 addition bad already been paid b¥ the Comptr si er. ih 1854, onl! wag mace tI te $6,000 which | | S twoen feventy-first and Seventy ninth streeta, and on day on order of the court wes made, god the: e reforce, Merwin R. Brewer, Faq., to which roference the cou ntof the Corporation Counsel had been given nine days be fire. ‘The avoswer to he complaint, which i* fied with the | Judement roll, i not wxorn to, although the eomptalal was duly veritied under osth. Ths, of itself, Would hove entit counsel fer the plaintiff, Mr. Charlee a. May, anewer and to have entered up a judgment atthe bis twenty days, aa it no anawor rd veer wiv If vot KO doldg'are, of courke, known only to hi letter to the law dep tment, furnishing tbe fac cave, which was tranunitted dn the 24.01 Lecem Ben. tor the deter jis department, wea that John MoUrane, with whom the won tract wae made and by whom it was avsly not the lowest bidder, the award of contract, ‘and duly confirmed to Michael Trneay, « lower decision of the Supreme Court, (Davia, jnatioe,) at Spertsd term, November &, 1868, to matter of iis “ asesiamen! for ed the | regurd iae sc Maer, the news of New York and the adjotning cities, Pollos Reports, ‘Theatrical notices, &c., 4c. It will also contain a full report of fe hl iRednints, Unie SigatStouary | the codlion ofthe New York Call Market, te real roee Us depae aed pon by the Couns | of all kinds of Family Marteting at Wasalagion Market, Com- Sra heme eee kk Neste OeE. | Gennes ents Uy tunsay &' mateo recog ticuiars beforethe Git, ‘The records of tha ofice wil show Masi | oravce, Cee ee eres oe these call information have received t and full re- plies as far as circumstances would points are ‘Terme—Two dollars per annum—single copy tour ceats. devolve pier oh ‘spon the law against it. As'the com- | “eementainserted at the usoal Hunato rates, waa colered bx ful ce them of Zour h bis | _ The Latest Dra: Of the Legalized Lotte eae thes, as reported to WOOD, EDDY & 00, ie iseats i Soy as aa ven par: MANAGERS OF tus . Lov! @ il hye uy Ri gg, | DMLAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MisuoURT A communication was received from the Corporation STATE LOTTERIES. Counsel in relation to the fraudulent alterations in the Pot. Oficial Drawings, by Telegraph. Be anti cma a y ‘LAWA! which bis communication of Feb. 31 was basod, and that | _ whe subscribers, on ated by the Proceedings are being had to protect the city in all ite | ofthe Etste of Deleware to seperate dren ain ‘After transasting. some routine business, the Board ad- | Seer: oe Ley a ihe Yenc of heal of Baa Journed to Thursday next, ‘whisk wore thie day drawn from tbe wheel ine Rxrms Css, Ko, 165, Marcu 7, 1859. 10, 18, 2, 26, 62, 71, 38, 73, 42, 7, 34, 5t, 49. Cxass No, 166, Maron 7, 1859, 28, 23, 67, 68, 53, 74, 41, 59, 60, 11, 61, 24, 65. sm And that the sald numbers were drawn tn the order in which iuneas Del, this Monday, { commasonee The Alleged Wife Polsoning. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. * Before Hon, Judgo Roosevelt. Marcu 7.—The People vs, James Stephens.—Tho cour’ room was densely crowded this morning by parties either attracted by interest or called on by duty to attend the trial of this most extraordinary cago. The prisoner, it will be recollected, is charged wath poisoning his wifo, Sophia Stephens, on the 22d September, 1857. Her body was exhumed nearly a year subsequent to her domiso, ‘bands. at Wilmington, GEORGE © GORDON, ALEX. PORTER, JOS. BEAL, GEORGIA LOTTERIRS, when the Coroner, after investigation, held the husband | ,, The subscribers, Commissioners appointed to superintond Sree Seaeieer erate fe terete tes niente was acy Se Tho Sheriff (Hou. John Kelly) was in attendance at the opening of the court, when an extra panel of three hun- dred petty jurors was called. Much time was lost in hearing the excuses of thoze who were unable or unwil- ling to eervo. The priconer, whose personal appearance has been be- fore described, looked calm and thoughtful; he was well dresged, and conversed freely with his counsel. During the preliminary proceedings an affecting incident occur- red, Stepbens was seated behind the railings, at the left hand side of the bench, when his little daughter, a child of sone seven years of age, came from tho centre of the court, rushed into his arms and kissed him. The ubhappy accused, as he hugged her to his breast aud re- Oxass No, 163, Marcu 7, 1850, 55, 16, 27, 9, 23, 48, 70, 20, 72, 8, 62. 46. Cxass No, 164, Exrma, Mancu 7, 1859. 75, 68, 12, 53, 39, 19, 56, 4, 15, 48, 25, 62, And that the said numbers were drawn in the order fn which thay atand above. itness Our bands at Ancusta, Ga. this Monday, March 7 ¥.C, BARBRE, ¢ ¢, IF pogas, { Commissiov ors Wilnington, Del WeOD, EDDY & 00,,$ Onn. Olea The Most Popuinr Prece of the Day. LINDSEY BLUES POLKA, THOMAS BAKER, B; turned ber innccent endearments, shed tears, and it ptendid colored maiitary tte pe it was eome time before he because composed, ‘The ite Published by FIRTH, POND & CO. et » ST Broadway. crenture coptinued to sit beside her father, holding bim | For sale by all music dealcrs in the United Scates, by the hand, as if fearful that the busy scene around he RE hg or 7” Se foreboded some danger to him, ‘The pancl was recalled, and the non-atlending jurors (155) were fined $25 cach. Mr. N. J. Waterbury, District Attorney, said that, as Cure Your Co 57! hh 85 Cents, avenue, near Fourteents street, Gurney’s New Photographic and Fine Art only about fifty or sixty jurors were available, it would | gallery, 707 Broad Photographs daguerreoty ee, minis not be ad\ieablo to commence empannelling a jury until | tures in oil, and ivorytypes. an extra prcel ‘was subponacd, Mr. Achmead and Mr. Cushing, ex-Attorney General, The Hest Pantaloon and Vest Cutter In the United States, At DRUMGOLD & PROCH, No. 214 Broadway, Opposite St, Paul's Church A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar,—Also, Liner coffee for $1, at CHRISTIANSON’S, 216 Green wich street, Looking Glasses, Oll Paintings and Frames. GOOD AND CHEAP, aT \ M. P. WHITLOCK'S, ‘No, 366 Canal, oppoalte Wooster street, Herring’s Patent Champion Wire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray at., NY. Shirts.—301 Broadway, Fullerton’s Gentle- fen’s furnishing honse.—Superior shirts made to order by hand, warsanted to fit; gloves, hosiery, &c. insisted that they sbould proceed with the empannelling of the jury from these who answered to their names. The Judge retnarked that the only way he knew of compelling the attendance of the jurors was to call them on afine, which bad already been done. ‘The District Attorney then called on the trial of James ; epbers, indicted for poisoning Sophia Stephens, his wife, ¢ first juror who answered was Charles E, Hadden. Mr. Ashmead challenged him for swered thal be knew nothing of Parties. To the District Attorney—I do not know that I have any copgctentious scruples in finding a verdict where the pe- nalty is death, Mr, Hadden was then sworn, Alex. W. Hume said he had conscientious scraples against capital punishment, but he did not feel that these ecruples were 80 strong as to prevent him from finding a verdict of guilty if the evidence warranted it, incipal cause. Ho an- ie case Dor any of tho The Judge ruled that the juror was competent, but Mr. & Co. Introduce thelr r, sstociated with the District Attorney for the pro- ess of gentiowen’s alk hate thladay. No. 8, 4and 5 2, challenged Mr. Hume peremptorily. aon Eitkae, Broaaw Frederick B. Chaee, phyrician, was challenged peremp- torily by the counsel for the accused. Southern and Western Trade. Abrabem Gomp, mercbant, wished to be excused, as he scl wis a German and might ‘not understand tho ‘bard’ | We beg to taform Sonihern merehante the etiy for words of the coun, 5 Rutt poring purchases, that bering becas vers earls the muanutne Mr. Cushing arked that the juror might be excused, as ‘stock caer pod thore would be much medical testimony and doctors used | complete and vers fala Of ae fund eaege te hy barder words than the lawyers. Aud medium goods, mwanntectured wih tue same ‘and Mr. Schaffer said that the counsel were restricted in Ne. Also a complete assortment ot our shoulder spring their longuage by tbe code. shiva, furnishing goods. Bo. tll of which we offer to the we remarked that the code was equally unin- bacasetn DEVLIN & GO, 238, 289 and 269 Broadway. Mr. Gomp was considered a competent juror and was sworn. Several jurors were excused in consequence of having conscientious scruples againet the death penalty; six were chaiiepged peremptorily by the defence, and two by the Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner of Houston street.—Hotel accommodationa oa the European P Wheeler 5 Wilson's Bewing Machines. Office prosecuiion; four nde set aside by consent, two being Broadway, N. ¥. aliens and two ron-residents. ‘The following aye the names of the jurors sworn:— Serengers. ee hee 4 pom = oh rep 1. Charles E. len, 68 Troy strect, carpenter. phrenological examipstions, wilh y ag. fell wees oe 2. Alfred Brush, Fourth street, railroad superintendent. scriptions of character, talents and defects, 3. Gaspar Trompy, Lexington avenue, baker. bd ELLA’, 308 Broadway 4. Henry C. Hall, Forty seventh street, merchant. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent 5, Abraham Gomp, Seventh street, merchant. powder proof locks and cross bare. Also fre end burglar 6. Marcus Hunter, Fast Twelfth street, merchant. roof parlor entege ‘Depot 190 Penst wreak “Wil reawre 7. Robert Lewis, Eldridge street, clotbier. April {to 68 Murray street, corner College DING. ook. 8. C pain. Baler, Chester street, merchant. ___BOBBRT M. PATRICK. 9. James M. uffelk strect, carman. P 10, Augustus J, Gillett, Varick street, merchant. ee, Pet ey xemoeist Pt wy eam eapedied it, Lyman Hayward, Weablogton Hcighis, merchant. ee ee ee ete 12, George Ackerman, Bethune street, smith, we First Clats Boots, Shoes and Gaiters Ready made or to order, at the old establishment, nt 185 Fulton sireet, west of Broadwiy, LORIN’ BRUOKS & 50 McLoughlin’s Improved French Yoke shirts, ready made or made to measure, at 269 rawich street, corner of Mur: Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— The best in the world, euronexing all made. Sold and applied atthe wauufsctory, 283 Broadway. Bar The District Attorney proceeded to stato the case for the prosecution os he expected to prove it by the witnesses for the peopie. He eatd it was a case in which there could ve uo Compromise verdict, and that they should either find a verdict of guilty or not guilty. I, was the duty of the progccution in a case of this kiad to show a motive for the act, apd the motive here was that the prisoner was desirous of getting rid of his wife, who was much older than bimseif, in order that he might marry a woman nearer his own years. They would prove that the pri- eoper Lad purchased poison some few wecks previous to lua wife’s death, and that he bad been seen to strike 3 Tricopherous is the Best and ber, snd that for some days before her death | cheapest article fordressing beautifying, cleaning, ov Fi sbe’ complained of a burning pain in her stq- | preserving anc restoring the hair, Ladies, try it. Sold by all mech. A doctor was called in, under whose | cruggists. care she was recovering, but the prisoner discontinued A, W. Fabex'’s Lead Pencils Sold it Retatl the services of the doctor and continued himself to ad- j ore . ° t minister poison to her til she died the next morning. | by al satloners, ot miolene only by EBERILERD FADER, They would prove that in one year after, when the body % ¥ —— ag exhumed, it was found to be thoroughly imbued wi Cristndoro’s Hatx Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— n The best in the world. Wholesale aad retali, and the dye pri vately applied. No, 6 Astor House. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.a Radicni cure truss. Thoy also keop silk elastic stockings for varioone Yeins; supporiera and ehoulder braces, Inotruments for de forwilies made to order. No. 3 Vesey street, Astor House. N.Y- rr it would be proved that when ono of the young ladies (Mies Bell) of the house in which the prisoner lived, a niece of deceased, was about to be married tos mest respectable gentleman of this city, the prisoner wicie an anonymous letter to bim, cantioning bim against the marriore, stating that sho liad had crimtual connection with the writer. De. Josiah Cadmus, the first witnees called for the pro- ition, Was sworn, when, on motion of prisoner’s coun- all the other witnesses were directed to withdraw m thescom until they should be called. Counsel for the prosecution had uo objection to the medical witnesses remaining in court. Mr. Curbing said those were the very witnesses they aished w cxelude. It was then agreed that the case fuiould be adjourned Ul Tucsday (this) morning, when ihe ev dence of this witness will be commenced, The jury, by consent, were permitted to separate, under an adinouition from the Court not to converse with any person on the subject, and were directed to report to the rt the nates of any party who should attempt to ap- fh thera on the subject of ihe matter on investigation ore them. Grandjean’s Consultation on the Hair—has removed No. 60 West Tweifth strect, near Broadway, Gray huir and baldness prevented, Hollowny’s Pills are the Cheapest, because the best medicine in the world; over a millioa boxes of them Dave been sold within a fe # months, and the demand is #tili ia. Greusing. Try them, Manutnetory &) Maiden lane, 8. ‘ake Healthful Physical FixerctsemAt WOOD'S Gymnasiuin, No. 6 Evat Twenty cighth etreet. Maravilla, ~~ Maravilla, MABAVILLA. gO EVERYBODY AFFLICTEO WiTH BALDNESS. TO EVERYBODY TROUBL) D BY DANDRUFF. TO EVERYBODY ANNOYED RY THETR HAIR FALLING OO. TO EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HF ADACHE. Aremedy at last discovered. MABAVILLA, Personai Intelligence. Robert McLean, Esq , who is to go out Minister to Moxico, ie a eon to Lcuis McLane, of Delaware, who was Secretary of State under General Jackson, succeeding Edward Livings- ton to that office, He was a prominent momber of Con. erces, representing the Baltimore district of Maryland coring the Telk administration, and was subsequentiy American Minister to China, Hou. Kt. M. T. Bunter, of Virginia, has been invited to Geliver the literary addreea before the two socicties of the Univereity of Missiseippi, at the next commencement, and Hon, Wm. L. Starkey has been invited to deliver the ad- dress before the law clase, ° Hon, W. 1. Yancey bas gone to Flori ‘being as good as it was a month since. ARRIVALS. MARAVILLA. MARAVILLA. ne proprictors of this justly celebrated preparation, beg to mentee caravtin to my public as a ‘compiste hair restorer. They do not feel it their duty to decounce other preparations ndvertised to produce similar resulis, nor to fosuit the patiencs ‘aad good sense of the public by jong winded testimonials; nut a eepee mitment. tl, ly gone; q vege Wilt PRODUCE ‘GLOSSY CURLS, serve barges {fs NATURAL COLOR, though one live to the age of three-score and ten, ia, bis health not At the Metrcpolitan Hotel—Eon, J, M, Wood, Maige; Hon. | Seld by all respectable druggiste and fancy goods dealers, John How avd HD. Macon, Bt Louie Capt Se Whuiges, | and 83 Ie PERERTES oe was, & OO, Partum From New Orleans and Havana, in steamship Cabawba—J V Watien, Thos Dixon, A J Austin ly, A JL Warner, P B Hagger- 1) Craig, vB Bcbjiler, J Eustis and servant, B Senas, WC Baynes, M Fox, Mrs Bendebor, WB Haich, Mre Smith, Capt Crowell and lady, J sbe- Je J Berle, Gd Hadeock, RU Donn, Jr, A Hare Married. Harnison—PennyMonxy.—At the Paciflo Hotel, on Fri- day, March 4, by the very Rey, J, Cash. Dyingatt, Jastna Llannisson, Esq., of Smitnvillo Flats, Chenango county, N. Y,, @ Mre. A. J. B. C. Peywymowny, of this city, and | grendplece of the late Richard Montgorery, Eeq. McL.cre—Brsm.—On Monday, March 7, at the residence ex, J Plann, M Ky! a le . £5 4 ‘A Ursin, R of the bride’s brother, by the Rey. J. Dowling, Mr. Jonw Cie W McCown 3 pigpes y doula, A Berea, Mt eof Brooklyn, to Miss Fuga Ava Buair, of Unig. bicm Liverpool, in the stesmabip Europa—Mr Paterson, by Losrt —On Sonday, March 6, at the resilence pace aiken sb heseeroe ae Hees Wire Myere apn | of the bride’s fatber, John W. Loeee, Esq., Kast Brooklyn, Comercn, WH Wileon, JK Wheeler, R Webster and indy, | by the Rev. Jobn Bray, Samort G. Miser) of this city, to | Mel ced ind indy, Geo Care, Meaare Kimpaon, Harrison es | Vwwamt Aww Loer, of the former place pelea ‘eli p der, Hermann, Cumberland, | jxcranp—Lee.—On Sunday evening, March 6, by the Homan, & W Borron, © Davia, Ives, J Ford, Sloane, C Giatz, Rov. James siillett, Mr. Avaustus P. Slexann, of this city, Chow Kivet, Stapleton, HE Kptague, 0 A Stone, J J Hurt, b Kikpatrick, Wm Binss, Tempes, Corbet », Glotermenn, Garren and Indy, Barrows, Jaa Bro Custoeright and lidy, Mra Cartwright and two children, Chas Jelly, Miew Leitz, Mie Kirk avd child, Mra Toman, intant two chiléren end puree, A Goulet, Mr Turet, Mr id, Jno R stewnrt, Hy Hertrick, Jas btoaken, Mr Higgins, . Hon ies Tanraet 8, Lem, ot Moultonboro’, N. H. ern papers please copy. ‘Mxara—DcLtase.—Oa Sunday evening, March 6, at the Church of the Aesumption, Brookiyn, by the Rev. Dr. Keegan, Mr, Maorice O'Meara, of this city, to Miss EuLeN Davy MoLtanr, of Brooklyn. fu ry Mr ‘Tempest’e man servant, rt Ficm Charleston, in the steamehip Columbia—F C J Tews, MGebora, J wept Mr Butler, W Arm: Guy B Peiton and lady, J Died. ra Leowarnp Ayers.—In Brooklyn, on Sand March 6, Leow. Raninmin' SB Grasmere Westen. Braisand, infant son of Henry and Sarah Allyn Ayors, Jr. I Kemme, TB Trent, Rev AF Hie Barsrey.—On Saturday, March 6, after a lingering ili- Neonvy, J Siccardo, J'D Price, Ll. Cress, WU: - | nees, ANGRUNE, wife of Wateon Baisley, in the 46th your ’ Nit, i . ‘The rejativos and friends of the family are res} Pde Aenea 0 Mecleath and Indy, l Hlohe, wvited to attend the funoral, from the Reformed Date D Fisher are child, BVamon, Jr, HD Lulas’ Mee MeDousell, | church, Astoria, this (Tuesday) morning, at oloven Mis Cink, De DY Daptel and Indy, T Monroe, J Field, Mra | o’cicck. Purcter, te Brieg, o Buckley WY Vandereet, M Weavers, |. Dupax —On Sunday evening, March 6, Mrs. Naxcr K Ti Dishes), F sheflield, HW De Mars. GS Wilson, R Wi Bridgo, widow of the late Nathan Bridge, : tison, ree MCcnpell, Mra Lawrence, M Hirshbey, J M Sayre, @ Stewart. J Reed, T Ross, M Reed, W Thompeon—and 54 tn the sheerng: ” ‘The foncral will take piace from tho residence of Mr. D. G, Shopard, No, 19 Nevins street, Brooklya, on Weducs- |, Conan Ia, Biante, Om ‘Sunday Faury, wife of | 120th street, between Fourth and Fil mopovtans fact ‘The Fammuy Henaco, in lis regular iesne of Wedneed sy, will site rane contain a” report of the closing proceedings of tae Thirty fifth result, | Congress, with a statement of the amouat of work done; further | ane eee teresting particulars of the Sickles tragedy ia Washlagton, ies ama ale of Gambling in Brooklyn, tha Four Bank Cleria, with tex in he aggregate (0 p was made b all the news of tke week preceding tts day of publica- arteee Ieportant taste ene futulaken | Hon of an imporiant oF interesting character, and ail the looal | Wednesday afternoos, at three o' NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1859. o'clock, withont 1 a Coloma, invited to attend the funerai, , without menilad tpbia and Saratoga 8 please copy. iadetpbia ' Corckiw —Suddenly, on Bafurdny morning, Maret 5, 7. Bexsamuy F, Conxiay, aged 69 years, 4 moaths ant ye. Hark! what solemn sound is that Which breaks so sudden 'pon my ear, As though ome lov’d one’s gone, Without a drooping tear? See! 'tis him; too true, too true— He's goue—would I were with thee toe. ni a i thou bave had v'd one’ care, ‘To smooth thy dying Tp thy last, thy hour! Bot vo! Chyist said “come,” And tby spirit quickly fled, The relatives aud friends of the family, and the Mutual | Ledge No. 57,L 0 of O F., beeen Poecige invited to at- cath a Wetsit ites me a look, et, on We La; z ” wahout further invitation, ee eee Long Island 6 please copy. Jn' Monday, Maret, Mr. James Command, a years. Commune — vative of Perth, Scotland; aged ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of hi son in-law, Mr. H. McDonnell, No. 120 West Thirty-seventh street, on Wedeeday afternoon, at one o'clock. Porth papers please me Ph tg Monday, March 7, Mitton Exy, in the 434 year age. His remains will be taken to Shrewsbury, N.J., today (Tucsday ), for interment. Trepton and Freeboid papers please copy. Faxes. —In Wifliameburg, on morning, March 6, aller a lingering illness, Divi Fama, in the ott year ot is age. His fi lends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- ral, from bis late residence, corner of Jobnson and Morrell ttreete, Williamsburg, ‘his (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’c.oek, without further notice. Grisworp —At ea, om board the steamer Cabawba, oa Suoday evening, March 6, of consumption, Caancas G. tia of this city, aged 23 yoars, 11 months and 6 aye Tie remains wil! be taken to Middleville, Herkimer county, N. Y., for intermeut, where the funcra! will take piece on Wednesday, 9th instant. Gursne.—Oa Monday, March 7, JULta ANNE GuiveR, aged 1 year aud 6 mouths. The fuoerat will take place this (Tuceday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the recidence of her parents, No. 78 avenve B. Hvctites —Departed this transitory life, ou Moaday, March 7, dire, Many Aww F. Hvores, the beloved wife of Thomas Hughes, and only daughter of Coleman and Mary Plarring!ou, aged 25 years and 2 months, Nuwersal will take place from her late residence, No coue C, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clook cwains will be jnterred in Calvary Cometor, fami y end friends are most respectfully invited to attend. daiten.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 6, Manurra A. Jemex, beloved wife of B.M. Jeblen, aged 43 yoars and 3 months. The funeral will take place from her late cesideacs, No. 169 South Oxtore etrect, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at haif past three o'clock. The members and friends of the fa mily, the members ct Lovg Island Lodge No. 182, F. ant A. it), and Blooming Grove Lodge No. 383, I. 0. of O. F are reapectfully invited to attend, without further notice. Joves.—Un Sunday, March 6, of chronic disease of the liver, Mrs. Maxcaxar Jovcs, wife of Patrick Joyce, in the 45th Sear of her age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully iuvited to attena the funeral, from the residence of her buaband, No. 13 Morris street, this (Tuesday ernoon, at ore o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Come- tery for interment. Aurrny.—On Monday, March 7, aftor a short but severe iiioess, Jonw Kinny, aged 40 years, a native of county Mayo, Ireland. May bissoul rest in peace. Amen! The relatives aud friends of the famity are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from bis iate resideace, No, 66 Washington street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two orice Koc —Op Sunday, March 6, Capt. Caste Koc, of Da- clah brig Sorgen Rat fl, lately arrived from Bahia, in the Stth year of his age. All torcign captains and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from I. Petersen's, No. 32 Rector street, aad to display their colors at half-mast. Marritr.—Ia Washington, D. C., on Thursday, March 3, Canounk Lacneys, wife of Lieut. Joun N. Mafitt, United Stutes navy, and dangbler of the late Hon, John Laurens, of Charleston, 8. C. Martin. —( , March 6, of consumptioa, Winuas AL. Maxmn, in the 42d year of his age. The frieuids and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tnecday) afvernooe, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 20 Tuomas etfeet, witbout further notice. California papers pleare copy. MeCousck.—On Monday morning, Murch 7, Panur Sto- Connex, aged 65 years, a uative of Granarie, county Lovg- ford, Ireland. ‘We funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternooa, at holt past two o'clock, from his late residence, corner oF Dovgbty and Elizabeth ttreets, Brooklyn. His remains will be taken to the Cemotery of the Holy Croas, Flatbusi. The friondwand relatives of the family are respectfully in Piked to attead, McT'onwait —On Sunday cvening, Magch 6, of cousump- tion, Ricuaun McDoxwexz, ia the 37th year of hia age. His fricads, and thoee of his wife, are most respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Taeeday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late’ residence, No. 40 Laurens sivect, uear Grand street Mocks —In Brooklyn, ou Suaday, March 6, Cavtarine E. Moons, daughter of Mary and the late Henry Moore. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the unerai, from the re” sidence of her mother, No. 18 Prince etrect, 'aar Jounson street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, it two o'clock. Moxcsy.-On Monday, March 7, Mancaiat Gurxy, the beloved wife of William Morgan,’ a native of Ballinasloe, county Galway, Ireland, aged 26 years aud 2 months. The friends of the family, an’ those of Ler brother, Martin Glypn, are reepectfinlly invited to attend the fune ral, at two o'clock on Wednesday aRernoon, from her Inte residence, No, 267 Tenth avenue, betweea Twenty- ceverth and Twenty eighth strects. Galway p.pers please copy. Parmek —Ov Monday, March 7, Eowwnp Séymour Pacwer, of Engiand, aged 49 yeara. ‘Ihe funeral will take place on Wednesday afornoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, “Tie Abbey,” Fulton svenue, Brooklyn. Friends of the tamily are invited to attend. Rosrvart.—On Sonday evening, March 6, Mrs. Buza nett RoesvEir, wife of Solomon Rosevelt, aged 47 years. ‘Tho friendé avd relatives of the family are respectfully wovited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, No, t, today (Tuosday), at tw 1 be taken to Keyport, N.J., for Wocust—On Sunday, Merch 6, Lucy Jaye daughicr of Theodore and Mary Abu Winckel, year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are reapectfully invited to attond the funeral, thir (Tresday) afternoou, at two o'clock, from No. 152 Wooster street. Youre —On Monday morning, March 7, after a short ilinces, Eocar Davipson YounG, aged 6 years, the beloved son of John 8, and Aan Post Young. ‘The friende of the family are respectfully igvited to at tend the foneral, from his father’s reside: No. 6 South Ninth etrect, Williamsburg, on Wednesday afternoon, at thre o'clock, without further invitation, eldest a the i7th QUES, AXES, P es, i ANnecbenics’ tool, also carpenters’ tool cbse complete, wholeaate and tetail store, 6% Chatham siree!, core shed TROL a fur t WOOD'S old eapabi of Duace end Chat GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. KAW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES NO. «95 BROADWAY, NEW YORE. 162 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. HAS GOT SOMFTNING TO SELL, Bo WANTS TO > bus, bat where ean they both meet? Why, at the centr FORMATION EXCHANGE, 20 BROADWAY, res for sa! registered on the books. ‘Store fix’ FOR TO DEATH. Dh. CURTIS: HYGRANA. ‘The Great Tnbaling emety, i Throat disenses For Consumption Asthms and all Lung # Price reduced from $8 to $i per package, to accommodaia ws vhs: emand of this pitablished foe to death, BILPHSE PAUL & CO., sols agents for United States, 215 treet, 5 Putt CERDETLS- WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, £0 ~ ALT those cevetrated cards, splondidly engraved, cas be oniy in Broad ws Duane street. LOWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCRES ean7w OR conan Lo7swors Or pt id, hoarseness and infuer za, any tritation @ Cure cough, cold, Mieremesn of be thresh’ BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES Relieve he backing covgh ix cousumption, broucblila, Thooping Cogn, nathrn . catarrh DROWNS WRONCHIAL TROCHES Clone and strengthen the votce of singers Jadigpenaable to public epeskern. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES Scothing and simple—children use (hem Amting expectoraiou and guring hoarsenag © Pre emingntly the dret and best," REY NERY WAGD BRECIWR, “I resommen: ir vse to public ans. RLV, EH. CHAPIN, NuW YOR: © dove proved them excellent for hooplag cough.” REV. H.W. WARREN, BOSTOS © Ap old lady friend having tried mauy remedies for asthax will) po benelt. Maud great Feller froma the troches.”* BEY. D. URITS, FRANKFORT, Lb. © Great benefit in affections of the bronchlal orgass." 5 LANK, HOSTON.. . FW. “A Je and elegant combination fc &eo.”" see eee, BIGKLOW, BOSTON,” foid by druxgminererrwrere, Ww eénisper os BUNIONS, NAILS eae 1H ORNS, leah, ov . #0 that the boo; oan be wort immediately after the operation without the ins inconre it nience to tent ‘Dr. ZACHARIE, sargeon chirope Git jo ronawag. ‘Refers to the physicahs a4 surgeons ef CKING.-IN ADDI AT ono te Haat propurstion sb long aporovesoy the tion to the Tiawid m so long, approves ot me manufacturers now make a paste bi: Bide Sonya supericr to any other before the pubite, bad of eral . and wholesale of G. G, YVELIA, 217 Pelton street, agent for Day & Martin, Lond on. eet SHADES, LAC 2 cl IN! B CURTATNG, 1» CORNIORS, than Broadwa 20 per cent less ies g i Ate retail at F*RGUSON BROTHERS’, vas doore Woe of Broadway $6 Walker morning, March 6, See se ed raidines ek tha femy nro respesitclly is anc relatives 3 " te i, from her late residence, avenues, Om further 5 — ne ra, SEO FAs ermavare ‘THAN PIOFION. Pomtn rene MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE IN THE METROPOLIS, Ta pow realy, and is going like wildire, gto incidents contained tr the book Fe sep ie Rew: Svening Post orthe Sd tt THATCHER RR & HUTOHIN TT Hare i SS reer rian BigP nates fe a BOOES AND ae ‘expose of Fi (2-7 pleas fc, fe. , KELTY, BROTHEAS 2 LUM. St Broadway. NON MANGION, TOMB OF WARETRG. 39 Broadway. Copies for enle at he caine the, wiilet ait Pa, Bet hy A in rarenin, oa eey a Ww. |. Rub welt For dyspepsia, lit < complains aad, coat oby WARNES & PARK, 1S Pack tow? PRING BEDS. ‘The best and cheapest in existence, at the depot Bed Spring Company, 378 Broadway. No eee sleamboat ri moat orp ie mt wi Pe ong, witont tie TEREOSCOPES AND 8TRREOSOO! S BEOKEL BROTHERS, No, 19 Joka streak mutacker@ paper ot all paris of the world. ows (aken on gies aa EWING MACHINES.—ALI, PERSONS Seen induces to buy sewing mvetiney whlek wit saitere form the work that purcaasersexpected them todo are informs- ed that Singer's machines never fnil to do any kind of work. No one is ever disaprointed in these waghines, 1M SINGER & CO., 453 Broadway, INGER'S SEWING MACIIT NES, ‘The new family sewi 1D he new family sewing machines af 850 and 675 are ab Tn all essental good qualities th mueh the best ma- chine ever ollered atalow prise.) "° hay |. M. SINGER & CO., 48 Broadway. INGER'S SEWING MACHINES. The tmense inerenae in the demand for these admirabig mecbipes—ithes trebled within four monthe—indicates the fe viving pi rity of the country. ‘The prices of our machines have been groatly reduced. M. SINGER & CO., G8 Broadway, (PREMENDOUS RUSH FOR TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR TREMKNDOUS KUSH FOR EMBNDOUS RUSA FOR: IENDOUS RUSH FoR. TREMENDOUS RUSB FOR TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR TREMENDOUS KUSH FOR TREMENDOUS KUSH FOR FRANK LESLI‘’S: FRANK LEH STRATED NEWSPAPER, ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. ILLUSTRATED NRWSPAPER, ILLUSTRATED NRW? APER, ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPEB. ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, ILLUSTRATED NEWStAPKR, ILLUSTRATED NEWS? APER, ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. OVER 200,000 ORDER! yER 200, ED. OVER 200,000 ORDERsD. OVER 270,000 ORDERED: OVER 20,000 OBRWERED. OVeR 200000 ORDERED. OVER 200000 ORUERED. OVER 30,000 OKDERED. OVER 200000 ORLERE! OVER 200.0009 ORDERED. VEK 20,000 OKDERKD. ‘The rvsh fet our paver has been so great that we could ae supply balf the demand; our presses are ruaning aight ta doe Several tempts have been made to illusteal me SOK LES aang TRAGEDY, TRAGEDY, TRAGSD' TRAQKDY, ES TRaGRDY, TRAGEDY, TRAGEDY, TRAGEDY, But Frank Zeslie’s is the only paper which contaius relisble- representations (10 picturer) of thas th-illing aflair. Amongst the ilinsons will be found— & large picttire of Sickles shootieg Key, tr skotsh made ne the spot tates 2 Picture of Key in his oofin 4, Portrait of Hon. Daniel K. Sickles. 4. Portrait of Mra Sick! 5. Inquest Leld on tbe body of Key. 6. Biekles in prizon. 7. Key's coat, showing the bullet holes 8 Ke5's walstooat, auowing the Lullot holes. 9. Key's sraistcost, inside showing the bytlet bolos. 1, Partact Key's coat and part of de garment which entered the wound. And numerous other er gravings BUY FRANK LESLib's ILLUSTRATED PAPER, Uik's ILLUSTRATED PAPER, B'S IMLUSTRaTED PA*ER, 48 ILLUSTRATED PAPRR, 3 WuUSTSATSD PAPRE, iS DEPOT, DEPOT. SEWS DEPOT. PRICE SIX CENTS, PRICE 81X CENTS. PRICK SIX CENTS, PRICE SIX CENTS. iO HEAL Ha |. ROUGH AND CHAPPRD aud fencer it veantiful’y soft. Dr GOURAUD'S Medicsted Scap posresses properties of surprising x Jeproduelng a delicate waite necks hands and arma nal fecting them from rough wines. It assuages inflammation, moves ctlaneous eiupuous, pimples, bictchea, tan aud Cte ners, by its dilating propesties, It prevents the formation of wrickles aud benisbes them when presert. The merits of Dr. raud's Medicated Soup have been attested by ao ma th. A people. that to eulogize tt at the present day, bey what has @irends been stit seems almost a work of supsrero- gation Nevertheles: €91 to tts sin cular wos SKIN, pro: heads, upper lipa, or any part of warranted. Liquid rouge, Hip tonnd at the eld eatablished de- ¢ store from Broadway; Mra Hat Kenser & Co. ¢ ab ferent: Pa ‘ox, Barclay street, Rates, 129 ington, street, Boston; Celiender, Philadelphia, &o. (PONE ANNIHLL ATED CREAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN THRER MUNOTRS, TORREY'S NEW FOUR MINUTE FREFZER, The eubscriver, af! pearghd Oat = artou subscriber, efter enreful atady and vartous scoded in cousteuoling a Freezer, Which, for smplietge juctton, ig waeq) ability, rapidity ang quaifty of its pro aad eropot fail (o become a universal favorite. To aatiay the incredulous, there will be weekly publioexht- Square bitiors of thia Freezer, at No. 9 Platt street, to that is claimed for tt. Sizes, from 3 to SEND FOR A CIROULARB. ‘The uadereigned will 4 FRESAKRS, now om baw ne T LADIRS.—S. CADILL IS SELLING OFF HIS roiled flock of ladies’, misses’ and children’s boots aad shoes of the besi quality and at one haif the usual pricé; gare lot embroidered slippers. Ladies, come and soe, a4 8. Onn 7 Broadway. 4 —FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS AT JONES’, 16 $4. Kr teset, “$1 20 doutie sole waterproof sawed books. $3 50 double aole peg borta; warranted satisfxctary: HYATT'’S LIFE BALSAM, YATUS LIFE BALSA M.— RIFUMATISM IN ITS MOST sicful forms also eerofuia, old ulcers, aud the worse eases of the blcod, great debility, liver comptaint fen corsuinprivas 4c. are mvet cerialniy cured Dy this prest purifier, YAIT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED F. J. WEBI Fog. ‘be arehiteet, No. 804 Broadway, of rheumatism hich had crippled aad confined him te £0 years old when this cure waa ¢t- YAINE LIFE BALSAM CURRD MRS. C. GORE, No. 592 iath avenue, of werofula or king's evil. The ul cers had destroyed the flesh from the neck untit the windpips was exposed. iteured Mrs. Gore also of dyape } YATT'S LIFE BALSAM CUFFD MR. B, RICE, a Nos. 82Grove street and 21 Clinton market, of in dam- ry rhevmatism aad gout, after he had been crippied for E BALSAM CORED WM. McLAREN, 26 Leade street of an ulcer covering ibe entire leg ns rowing b te bones ty TE LIFE BALSAM CORKY WILLET JARVIS, ET STU! ntckastreet, Brockivn, of deen and terrt= og, after his phyaiciavs liad devided that am. Bont ae Ne utcert pulation was necessary to asve bit YAIT® LIFE RALaawt HAs, CURED, 10.000 CASRR f moniter discases, sud it will west certaiwly cure any of amit 7 gone which ean be reached by medicine, if teken ta 8 wath fhe directions | Tt'does not conteln a particle of merour, any ober delclerious mineral, PRINCIPAL DEPOT, NO. 26 GRAND STREET. Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes, No. 176 Fulton street. WTTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTU. MM": ROBINSON, OF 129 DELANCY ATRERT, OF reat debility and depression of spirits, restlessness aad ee eee seal WELLS, 12 LEONARD STREST, OF EPILEPTIO + fits; hawn'thed one in three mouths, sinee taking the tote. See him, RS. BOLLUS, 66 CANNON STREPT, SAYS T SA’ M Sec Aico asdicines had failed W honedn er. ANTIDOTE RY MATH, POST FR Wrievany ease Haiti, 9 done’ JON PY & CO, 109 + Hayes, Brooklyn. NTIDOTE ANNIWILATES RPILETSY, NEU- a 2 heumatiens, ecvous aia, cf in the baci, and all Mlectious, Rivage geaulag vw BAAS us ous