The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1859, Page 5

able resutta might have beon the: “Ge Tepneseve reached ony port Right, and vothiog wer wa Bc piso iat these men, pascengers, See th Rene ee Candis take thopaet tere eating enlist wacer PrendentJuurez, what business had the oluer commanders to tuterfere? fs another Aged necessary to mouifest the intentocs and plang European govern- ice ments? In that cuse Capt Turner would have been sunk; aud Lowover glorious Lis env, woud got it have been a ca- iamity to send inte cteruity a getiant com@aader aad his Sa just fo maintain & prociple against a force of seven one? Ou tke other band, if the Tenuessee lad come in the daytime, and bringing £0 such passengers, but boarded by he ‘Kuglish comauuder, what would have doen the result? Another instance of enforcing the rigatof aeerch, wud in Mexican waters, too; and I really believe that bo- vides Capt. Turner, respected here by individuals of all nations ior bis quiet aud manly bebaviour, not lend- Jng himself to those miserabie iutriges, to a ‘eruic chief of this repubiic, universally tor bis autegrity and eolighteped views, whea onal stops bed not been resorted to uguinst the lowest rabble cl my 4 govern tks country, and who trampled under ail wel wad did not pay @ swgle cent towards CoDyeDivis—I say that, besides Cupt. Tarher, 1 trust that the gentlemanly communder of the Tea- ressee would pot baye ‘er pe with such an insult , if Lam not mistaken, bad Offere:! by acommaxder Ww @ hud 15 the ousiuess at Venezticla, where all foraiga Terchuuts cenounced publiviy the behavior of their mi nistors und ouval ollicers, and ufter the publicity givea to the severe orders issued by Lord Malmesbary in regard to bosrarg American veetels Is Mr. Otway or bis ruler, Gabriac, superior to the Fug: Hsu Cabinet? Acasus Lelli would have been an act to be deplored; Dut on tee orher side, a practical demonstration as to the Fight of earch might have Dad powerfat and dosirablo re suits; avd in this light, the way the affair ended Is regret ted by many, Now, why was tho Saratoga here alone? After the chain of cvcais which happened, afer repeated petitions to. the Seeretary of ihe Navy by American residents of this re Pabce, eopported by su. Forsyth aad naval commanuers Woy oo LO reapectable American forces make their ap arauce bere? ‘Your renders will ack, if the American people are called upon te act, what meagdres ougut to adopted? Teay, io reply, that the frst mistake was inate by Me. Forsyth :cooguizing a government composed of a rabole bought with the mouey of tho clergy and sustained by it, baying tcntlencies, of course, entirely oppoved to all Ame: rican inaU tutions. Let 1t be stated that Mr. Forsyth was induced to such a step because a treaty, 60 often bargaiued for, was ¢ ub be ought wo bave known better, aad withheld wuon ULL such treaty We ually im his ary experience, and ought to have ag Of those with whoa ho was y, who was served in the y at least pload bis inxperience orders, perhaps, of playiag second Now for the rere d let us look for one, although to be found with difficulty, In the fist place, let ovr government recognize that of Mr. Juarez, but with such coudivions as to ensure the ut American claims, a low tariff, taking off of val restrictions, and, take my ward for it, Mr. Jnarezand Me. Lerdo age the men to perform their jurts to carry out this plan it is necessary— A, To acl at once, without Losing a momeny Clent to eetablish the hberal government on # firm footing, re thon neither the advance nor the expenses wilh ‘This is ment wii! , for the reagon that this govern- ito permit such procecdiays; but nvidered an obstacle, merely becauee the church and col yy wquld cry out immediately that the ind in danger; bat this ueed not be minded, Taey Is favor ot the plan themselves, aud so are tbe people, but the troops sent here must be respectable, co the prejadice that they come to von- quer the country. 4 ‘This step should have been taken Jong ago; but if nex. Iected, is this a sullicient reagoa why itslould not be adopicd now? ‘Af far as the recognition of Zuloaga is concerned, even this obstacie is Out of the way, becurise he is «dethroned by Mivamon, the sangninary upstart, who acknowledges no Jaw but his sabre. He rel eme, or if not, let Mr. Otway say whet thas beco soa to puaish thesam Dsving-cauced two Eoziish merchants of San Livis ( march re, in reiation to the first ferced loan? What has ¥ done now. when these same individuals have 1 gpain with $500 each? ps are taken py our government you will soon ands, because the only aim of Gav mon for seo new ac th lo COED 1bis government altogether, aud principally 4s far as pecuniary resources ure conceraed. ueted to huut up claims ogainst ded to the Froveh consuls are ine tho Mberal party, to be immediately for Admiral, Or this coast a Frenchman was expelled from a village, 1h this was not right, still it must be confessed 10 comply with the laws of the coun ar tat all his fortune awounted to $1,000 or $1,500. Tig rumored that a ciaim upon this for more that $100,009 is based alrendy. Won't Mr. Gabrias give or- ders to enforce it, just or wrong! aid to have written to the Admiral that Miramon, having stated to him that, after coruing down to Vera Griz, he would grant the foreigners twenty four hours b> save their !ives aud property, he (Gabriag) thought tha all right and fair; but the Adiniral, at least, took it upon Binweif to dcvinte from th atrocious insinuations, stauing that im such a cage he should know how to act. * Tani told that American citizens of this city addressed Captain Turner, requesting him to state what protection they might expect _at his hondg in the case of Miramon’s taking ibe city? Lo which ho replicd, as was to be ox cted of a gnilant commander of one of our @hips, that ‘tbey should de welcome on board, &c. Now for Miramon’s threatened atlack, It 1s trug that ital and are oa tho way for Unis Ys carrying ou : However, he 18 short of everything, even ammunition, and, besides provieions, will even have to carry water for meu ana beasts. ©» our sand hill, if he docs not take tha city in eght days, bis incn will starve, or die of yel- {osects, and other ‘plagues; having then to attack a city five times better fortitted ‘than dur- ing the American siege, tuey will have to cross ditches Tined with cactus, avd seals the walls, after having bea exposed, shen commg along the beach, to a raking fire of 12) eapniens, cf from twenty-four to eighty pounders, and to the discharge of musketry all slong the walls and ad- join'ng hovsce of fro 2,500 to 8,000 mon, beiag harrassed jo the rear by at Jenst 3,900 to 4,000 troop:; and afte: ican imagine if he is likely to take the { srldiers, wHhont shoes, most of and who are afraid of our cli- al balls. ppove that be ie beaten hore, as every body con expects be will, don’t you believe that he will re- ICO. Trepuliers mato lim name acabinct of Sinta and at bis irst defeat they wili declare against him. © a8 followe:—Munoz Ledo, Fomento: Zagacota, Techio Marie, Justice; Severe Castillo, War; ‘and Manuel Poniila, Iaterior. sequence will be, that after a heroic defegce, of bostness for fifteen months, we shall just tr where we started, and this conside- ch irable toat our government eo contro! of Miramar hia subordinates you may ofuut that * Ceneral calied Negrete exacts cent on goods passing his positioa, which is via. or clef, Cabos, di actually collect at Orizaba, the aimseil of $10 a bale on 100 bales of co- $2 ta supposed that be ig more inwant of money vow, and therc'ore thig difference. , The Brooklyn is expected evory day, and it is hej she will make her appearance soon. ‘A meeting is to be held at the United States Cousul's, to ‘agree upon taeasures for socurity to be adopted, anit from it ey hourd I am gure that tho Saratoga will render ds of assistance. ole troops scattered ail over the Slate of Vera Cruz are pot idie, and Zacaponxila, Tlatiauqe and Omealca havo becw - algo, 600 men of reactionary troops were dis- near Cordova. Pen Tact , the liberal governmont holds the States of Duran- ed that 0, dacatcens, Agnascaliontes, Caihuabua, Sonora, Cor | fia, Neevo Leon, Onianas, Tabaseo, Morelia, Campolchy Guerrero, Tunaulipas, ‘Tabasco, Bay fichoacan , Coli Galiforsan dad Vere Orta: whoreas (he olcr hag Quercta- ro, part of Guanajuato and Sinaloa, and the capitals of Puebia, Jatisco and Mexico, They have nota single port, Mavatlan being beseiged by federalists, This fact is so striking that even Gabrins and Otway have hesitated, s0 far, Kitely to acknowledge Miramon, because they oau- ‘not Kroy the farce, sithough they didall in their power to et it op. eee Oe Fenrvary 22, 1959. Up to this date, the Tennessee baying been prevented from teak ny yesterday by ‘a northor the express, which always brings down tho correspon- dence for this yeesol, hag not come down, and must have Deon detained by orders of Gabriac or Miramon. This is ‘the oniy comusunication left open with the capital, bosites Ahe oxpress taking the correspondence of the Rnglienh ‘steamer: and if that be stopped too, our invoices, bills and other doouments will be seattered on the road 0° torn to pieces, as these robber chiefs do just exactly as ake nowopaper havi in to rotate othe eso, not having muol r A bays today that tomes foreign. hones would have to be- come “Americanized,” from want of protection In other quarters, Some peoplo believe that to become a citizen o the stars and stripes is like sending. to a shop for an ar Hole at so muc ard. There arc ovon aoveral “iti zens” bere who if cailed upon, would not be able t) produce the prools, : Varna Onez, Feb. 23, 1869. Miramon Robs the Express Mail for the Tennesseo—Mi Arrival at Orivaba—Mr. Toussig SUN in Privon—Plan Of the French Minister (o Leave the Country—Mr. Otway's Contrition—The Allied Naval Commanders Deny their Intention to Search the TennesteeDesertion of Vera Crus by the Women and Chitdren—Mr, Churchwell in Tron— Visit (0 the Saratoga— Eztranrdinary Naval Gunnery— Arrival of the Savannah—Meqeures far the Deotection of Foreigners—-Arvests of Spaniards—Siirmisies— Hopes of the Recognition of Faurer—2,000 Filidustert Expected From New York, de., de. The American Exproes matt for the Tonuossee, from the olly of Moxico and other places in the interior, did not arrive in time to go forward Hy the Tenwvesson yoater. day, Tho Game carne thromgeh Vay moretag (twenty-four yeoneequence. However, tate (cight o'clock) last hours after due), and bad been detained by order of Bli- ramon, in Puebla, where he broke the goals of the bag, and extracted @ portion of the letters, auch a6 Le suspected could coutain anything about the forced loan, &c, I have not the least doubt the setter of your correspondent at the capital 's armong the extracted, aud now in the haads of Miramon, The news by the express from tho city is unimportant, Miramon bad left on the 16% and bes wuce veached Orizabe, The new contribution dragged stowly out, and fear only—tear of imprisonment and double finc—made the victims pay over the designated amount. It is eatd that 400,000 dollars had been collected, This enables Miramon to push on with hie troops to Vera Cruz. Mr. Tousaig, of the firm of Simonefeld, Toussig & Co.» Was still in prison. His being an American citizen is svfficient ground for Miramon to throw him into a dua- geon, Report, however, cays that he (Toosnig) keot up & correspondence with Mr. Forsyth, late United States Foot | Minister, which gave rige to his imprisonment. ollado bas sued a proclamation, setting forth that | be will soon be i the field again, aud march right into the oF of Mexico. Lis #aid that Gabriac, the Frenc!: Minister, was furious when he beard the arrwngement of the commanders with the Juarez government. Gabrino’s war 10 hive the cliy bombarded by ube English and French fleets, and did bot expect that the Juarez government would give in oo such a question ag the revocation of the low tariff sod the payug of balf the duties to foreign governments, Gabrine is folowing the army of Miramon, and wilt. es cape from Alvarado, whe re# boat from the French A imi- ral wil be waiting for nim. Poor Mr. Otway, the English Minister, feels sorry for what be bag cone, and is much mortided lutions of the Briveh aad olber merchants at this piace, jenouncing his doings in the strongest terms. No doubt the Chamber 0! Commerce of Manchester and Glasgow will beng the matter to the notice of the Briti-L govern ment, Teonany 2¢. This city is In a compicte state of defence; the govern- Mevt has dove more toan could be expected with uu ex- hausted treasury. The French Minister writes to the Frepch Consul bero that Miramov will not be responeible for outrages committed by lis troops after ente "ing the city. Captain Dunlop and the French Adsnira! deny tha’ thoy bad intention. to rearch the steamer Tennessev, [ give them credit for thir; bot they do not deny that orde-s for the search had beeu received f.om the French and Ba stish Ministers, Ali the officers on board the English and French fleets, with the exceptioa of the captains ani the admira!, aro inclinng in favor of the liberal government of Jazrez, and viop often, in course of conversation, a few words which show thal they do not spprove of the’ course pure sued by their commander, Capt. Dunlop wishes to 4 wh himself before bis five years service in the ( which entitics him toa baron 5 bat he is a taken when ho thints that his course he approved of by his government. Capt. Duate mpauy with the commanding general of Unis city, inspected to-day the for- titications, ana declared the same in first rate Condition, Hope he wil net miense the clyility shown him, and coun: cil with Mbramon on his arr! ‘ i Veorvany 25. ‘The city is mearly desevted. A thousand women aud chiteren left for Alvarado and Tlacotalpan. The Aqeri- cen bieamer Jaaper, of the Tehuantepec Company, was obartered to take off five hundred peraons, mostly of the ei todo portion of the community, Mr. 1a Sero, the President of the Tehuentepec Company, is sojourning Hiro; and kindly gave lus consent for tho vec of the steamer, Mr. Churchwell, ex-member of Congress from Tennes- foe, aud Mr. Mann, late Secretary to the Legation at Dru- zi}, and son of Dudley Mann, ure at the Diligencio Hotol, watching the affa.re of the country. Both represent the American character to perfection, Ido not complain at their silence, nor that they keep their mission a secret; on the contrary, I approve of their dignified and prudent manuer, and which is appreciated by the gyverament and the people bere, At the invitation of Capt. Turner, a party (your cor- reepondent did not go) went on board tho Saratoga, and a jolly time they had’ of it. The target firiag astonished both French and English officers; not a bad shot fired out of 128 rounds. An American frigate, supposed to bo tho Savannah, has Just anchored at Sarcificiog, and salutes are fired from the whole fleet. The Brooklyn and one or two other armed veescis are daily expected. Ava meeting of the American citizens at tho United States Consulate, a petition to Capt. Turner, requesting bim to faruish acompany of mariors, in case Miramon should allow his sole'ers to sack the city, was gotten up, to which the ge!lant captata at once replied, prornisiny the necessary protection m such a case. It is indersiood tbat tual the British commander, Dunlop, also places ten men into cach of the stores and awellivgs of British subjects, Several arrests of Spaniards kuown to favor the church rty, and actually attempting to create disturbances here, have taken place. Rumors reached us this afternoon that Toluca was taken by Dego}lado, aud that Guadalajara Lad proaounced in favor of the liberal party. Several skirmishes bave taken placo in the State of Vera Cruz, in which the liberal forces were victorious, ‘The Mexican steamer Democrata left here for Tampico to bring 500 riflemen which Governor Garza offered to the Juarez government. Hope they will Iand without hin- dionce, though the French Admiral and Captain Dunlop may atlempt before landing to find out whether those rifle men are Yankee filibusters or real genuine greasers, «General Yrejo, the valiant defender of Perote, has abandoned the Chiquihuite and turned guerilla. Tho United States frigate off yesterday proves te bed e Uni lates frigate o! a 08 0 saraieny eapiant Sucviey kein ApEn Atwboust forty-eight hours at Saerilicios, Captain Jarvis has not saluted as yet, at which the President and other authori- ties have ‘taken umbrage, suspecting that something is wrong. Want of politeness and due respect always offends the Mexicana, and go ia thiscase. Iam exocedinyly eorry for this overright on the part of Captain Jarvis, and hope he will redross the wrong. Captain Turner, of the Sara- toga, intends to leave for Peneacola ina fewdays. At this critical moment half o dozen United States armed vessels would not be too much, and 1 trust Captain Jarvis may be persuaded to order Captain Turner to remain. A recognition of the Juarez goverumont is exprefod by the next steamer, dueon the 4th of next month, and it would ruit she interest of our government at. Washington to have it proclaimed hero amidst roars of cannon and general festivity. I hope Mr. Buchanan has decided on this question, and Tecan assure him that in less than a month Juarez will be safe in the Presidential chair at the capital, Rotors are cnrront here of 2,000 men being on their way from New York to Vera Croz, in order to fight for the canse of liberty. T hope Capt. Dunlop and the I'reach Admiral will not trouble them, Potice Intelligence. Deniel Drisco'l was takon into custody by policeman Pike, of the Seventh precizet, on charge of burglartonely entering the dwelling house of David Elston, No. 16 Jefler- son street, and stealing therefrom a coat and a looking glass. Committed for trial. Charles Weed and Jeremiah Buyer wore brought before Justice Kelly on chargs of stealing a gold watch, valued at $100, from the dweiling house of J, W. Pinckney, No. 243 West Thirty second street. Committed for trial. Samuel Latham was arrested on charge of assaulting and robbing John Corran, aa the latter was passing through Forty fourth sireet’on Sunday night, and on being brought belore Justice Kelly was committed for exami- | ation. ‘A Gorman, giving his nome as David Stephenhagen, was arrested on complaint of Mr. Fanning, of No. 253 Sixth ovenne, for soliciting alme for a sick relative, who bad no existence save in the brilliant imoginaticn of the Texton, aud on being conducted before Justice Kelly, was com- mitted for trial. Joseph Porry, for obtaining $25 on a bogus check, pur- vorting to have been signed by James Anderson, Jr., was srought before Justice Ogborne and commnitted for trial. Ofticer Ice, of the harbor potico, arrested one of the wew of brig Caba, lying at plex 2 ust river, and a board- ng house keeper, with a large quantity of sugar conceal- ‘ed in the sailor's clothing. They were in the act of taking taway when arrested, Locked up for examination. 1 Officers Holland and Lee discovere! Rhein ten bar- rela of molagges ani about six hundred pounds of sngar concealed on board schooner Charles, from Attakapas, aud lying at pier 3 Kast river, which was supposed to have been stoien frem the gO by somo of tue crew. ‘The owner of the cargo, Mrs ©. P. Leverian, was notitied and took cbarge of it. Officer Quigly arrested one of the crew of brig Exem- plar, lying at Ford wharf, Brooklyn, with a i quantity Of sugar in big chest and clothing. ‘Ho was taken before Justice Welsh for examination. Personal Intelligence. Hon. 1. C, Bropenrox, United States Senator from Call fornia, arrived in this city yesterday, and is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. ‘Mx, Berron bas returned to town {rom his Southern tour, ana is in mach improved health Gon, Sam Houston Jeft Washington on Thursday for bis bome in Texas. ‘Tho London Miustrated Zimes contains the following re marks from a correspondent :—Mr. Cobden is gone to America, He is not goae for amusement, or health, or, ne some have said, to study the political institutious there. ‘The simple fact #tbis, Mr. Cobden has, Iam sorry to learn, invested & considerable sum in American railways, and {8 gone to look after it The Cincinnati Pnquirer cays Mr, James Ryan, of that city, hae been in that city somo time, but was provioully eighteon years connected with the London press in aw editorial capacity, and was the anthor of several well jnown works, Which have reached a large edit been vory favorably reviewed in Britain and tho United States. He wont there with $25,000, $17,500 of which he has lost by Jand epeeuiations in Minnesota, and has suf. fered mach from fl health himself and {rhis fam'!, deed, his fortune bas been govere, ad bis ayyearanc cxteg, and tho story or his misfortunes elicits much sym pathy, ARRIVALS. Vote] =M and Madame de Wyihorst, Paris, nd Havana, fo steambip Philadel phin— At the St, From New Orlene Goteo D. De mune! Cate, jy and wite, W. Aliort, tara. 4 cui d, Damaa, P. #. Muiier, Mr. duliivan, «i, N. B. Low mes Adcer—A Van telde, JL Gritle, PP jorerae | Mire’ We Bley, Dri Wifes, # Paris, JW Wartedin, WH Hovey, 1 Mim Mey FA rahe, W Panning, WA Panning, Dro RB Stoddard, 8 Ptoddard, WWiloox T, A Sogaus, WE Doigs, Ir, Yady, tio chile if; PColitweay, Tp anton, autiencer shy, A Pasaotio, J MoKenn, Wit Yates, Vandoriiit and Indy, Miss Vander! Mra d Jones, Ba . MW Calloway, J 8 Wel gton, IC Mendow, 1 B Obata ter, Recalau, 8 8 Sneaker, ! tahg and ton, NW Woodland, daw in—and 45 In the alderage, From Manila, in the ship Meretowe—Waldo P Maynard, MA Kea, both of Loston. Reom St Avo'e Bay, Ja, ti the brig Norio chi, Mew Gilman wait - NEW Yorn HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH.15, 1859. Court of General Se. Before Judge Russell. ‘The first case disposed of yesterday was burglary preferred against William Wallace, w. the house of Frederick A. Horner, on the 24 of Man. Pleaded guilty to an attempt to commit tho olleace,. ‘Was sent to the penitentiary for one year. Benjamin Fredenberg was tried for stealing a com’ worth $24, ihe property of ‘Thomas Banning, but the evi- cence was entirely insufficient to maintain the charge, and the jury acquitted the arcused. James Tighe, who was indicted for robbing Frank Schwer, on the 26th of February, pleaded guilty to assault and battery, He was sent to Blackwell's Isiand for o2e year, eury MoGovern was placed on trial, charged with en- ering the dwelliag bouse cf Rudolph Appcl, 182 Essex street, on the night cf the Sth of March. The testimony against the cefercant was very slight, and tho jury im- mucdiately rendered u verdict of not guilty. Havpah M. Biossom, a young co‘ored girl, who was in- dicted fer assaulting mother with ao axe, with intent to kill her, was arraigned, and pleaded guilty to aseunit and batlery, She said she was induced to kill ber mother by her lover, who has been indicted as an accessory. The Vourt aud the prosecutiog offer accepted the pica, as Dor @ ebarge of »9 entered ‘a, Be aad mother was recovering {rom the elfects of the biow, Tue aS agent, 16s W prisoner was remanded for senteace until her Romeo shall have been di of. Quimbo Apyo, who bus been indicted for the murder of Marys Fietcher, was arraigred and pleaded not quilty, His ‘trial was set down for Monday next. "WK ALLBGRD FORGERY ON THE AUSTKIAN NATIONAL BANK. Benry Rochner, jointiy wdicted with iwo men nami Kaigi aud Svurzenger, for forgery in the secoud degree, il having 10 his possession a large quantity of counterfeit bills on the Nations! Bank of Avetria, was placed on trial. It appeared from the evidetoo of Deputy Superintendent Carpenter and otlicer Keofe, that from uitormation ro- ccived ut the po.ice headquarters, on the 17tn of Norem- Ler, 1868, they proceeded to No, 30 Orchard street (wliere the defendant cceupied a room) nd found a trunk, which, when senyched, was discovered to contain twenty-seven counterfeit tilis’on the National Bank of Anstria, pucport- ing to be for the payment of one hundred ilorins (avout $16 in American coin), together with a bandlo of paper prepared for the mabufaciure of notes, and $800 in good Esiy 9 ‘The prisoper admittcd that the trunk and its von- tents belonged to him, ¢ Ferdioazd Degen, who has been stopping at the Pres- cott House for the last two mouths gince bis arrival from Vicnna, testided that there were turce departmenta in the ALi in whieh he was au employé, namely, the issuing, bookkeeping and cash departhients; that Be was the cou ductor of the printing uly Was to trunsier the origival plates on paper. ounced the nates shown bim to be counterfefte, i 4 & genuine note, wied a certided copy of the origiog! act by which as incorporated. "The witness described the process of manufacturing and issaing the nos of the Na A ard stated that the bank never LS 10 iasule the notes which be it. arity (0 any} pronounced 10 be counverteit, Charis + also an altaché of Auatrion as FuMmoned to ultond, testified that the e of the director of the bank 9 n Weitvea *, Gi not H. Van Welttenhiller, tr, gen, who was in crror, ‘The pros! to pus the counterfeit bills fit evidezes, to which the counsel for the defence objected in a lougthy argument, wt the ter- nnation of which the Chy Jadge overruled the excoption, and permitted the prosecution to offer tae bila in ey!" cence to the jury. Mre, Kuote awore that Rochner, the accused, occupied a room at No. 30 Orchard street four weeks prior to the 17th of Novetaber, and that when the officers called at the house ehe delivered Rochner’s trunk to them. The prosecution rested their case, and it now being near five o'clock, the court adjourned ull Tuesday, when the case will be tuished. Ve 4 A CORRECTION, Julius Glaze, who was discharged upon his own recog- nizance on Saturday last, is net one of the brothora im- plicated in the Elm street murder, He was indicted with Borpard Sprinee aud otbers upou a charge of receiving stolen gooos, and having been imprisoned for five months without having becu brought to trial, althongh anxious to be tried, (the others having been admitted to bail, which the priconer, a hoy of seventeen, was unuble to procuce), bis Counsel brought him before the City Judge oa a habeas corpus, sn: no gattHactory reason being shown for his further detention, bis Honor, after full deliberation, very justly directed hia discharge’ as above, to appear at the next Court of Oy cr and Terminer, to which tribunal the counsel for the defendant (Sprince) had caused the indict mont to be removed, Supreme Court—Chambers, Before Hon. Judge Clerke. INTERESTING WABRAS CORPUS CASE-—A MOTHER SPEK- ING HER CHILD. Maren 14.—Jn the Matler of the Petition of Mrs. Alfred M. Judoh.—Tn this case a writ of habeas Corpus was granted returnable this morning. It appeared that Mrs. Jadah is a Romaa Catholic, and Mr, Judah a Hebrew. Ditiieulties having arisen between them, their eldest dovgbter, Maria Louisa Judah, was sent by her father, sone five years ago, to his mothor, with whom she re- sited till “about four weeks ago, when the grandmother ded. Judah then applied to her hnsbani, who wae living separate {rom her, for the cus- tody of the child, which was refused. Subsequent to ‘the denth of the grandmother the daughter had goue voluptarily to resids with her uncle, Mr. Edward Indah, to whom the writ of habeas corpus was issuod. ‘The return to the writ ect forth that the girl had left Mr Edward Judah and gone to Canada, where some of ber relatives resided, Counsel for the mother of the child contended that Mr. Judah had rendered himself lia’vle to punishment for contempt in persuading the daughter to jeave with iutent to avoid the effect of the writ, and that the ebild being under fourteen years or ago, the mather was entitled to her custody. The Judge intimated that he did vot think Mr. Judah could be panished under the writ | now before him, but he took the papers for consideration. The Femily Herald. THE ALLEGED WIFE POISONING CASE—-THE SALE OF PIERCH BUTLER’S NEGROKS—THE LATEST NewS FROM THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION--NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA—LOCAT AND MISCELLANEOUS MAT- TENS—MARKET REPORTS, FTC., ETC. ‘The Fasiry Berar, fp ite reguiar tesue of Wednestay, wil: covtain a continuation of the evidence in the Alleged (Stephens) Case; First Movement of the Black Republi- cane under the Seward Programme for the Campaign of 1860— the Sale of Pierce Butler's Negroes; the latest News from the Parsguay Expedition; Newa from California; Further Conces sions to Foreign Trade by Japan, with all the news of we week preceding of an iutercsiing character. and ali the local news of New York and the adjoluing cities, Police Reports, Theatrical notices, &c., &c. It will also contain a full report of the condition of the New York Caitle Market, the retail prices of all kinds of Family Marketing at Washington Market, Com- mercialand Money Market Keports, Marriages and Deaths for the week, and @ large quantity of miscellancous reading matter, Torma—Two dollars per ennum-tingle copy tour cents. To be obtained at the office, and of all news agents. Adver tisements inserted at the usual Herarp rates. i The Latest Drawings of the Legalized Lotte- | ries, as :eported to WOOD, LDDY & CO., MANAGERS OY 151 } DELAWARE, GKONGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI | SGATE LOTTERIES. Official Drawings, by Telegraph. | DELAWARE LOTTERTES. | The aubseribers, Commissioners appointed by the Governor the State 0 Of al of Delaware 10 superintend the drawing of a lot. tory auihorized by the Legislature having this dey atten ed | the drawing of (ha Lottery for the benefit of the Stafe of Dela | wore, do hereby ceriity’ that the following are th. numbers | “iy were this day drawn from the whoel ¥i2:— Pxrna Crass, No. 177, Mancit 14, 1859. 0D, 7, 14, 56, 75, 46, 61, 26, 51, 36, 45, 44, { Crass No. 178, March 14, 1859, 44, 17, 2, 80, 4, 19, 6, 29, 21, 30, 14, 12, 72, 62. t And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in which a, stand above. ” ode hands, at Wilmington, Del, this Monday, Marep 14, 1500. GEORG GURDON, { 03. SiAly we ab i GEORGIA LOTTERIKS. The aubseribers, Commissioners appointed to mperintent the drawing of the Sparta Academy Louere, do hereny certiry | tat the following are de Rumbers whizh were this day draws from the wheel, eit Crass No, 175, Mancm 14, 1859, 88, 10, 83, 54, 99, 68, 62, 0, 38, 35, 15, 3, 25, O.a8s No. 176, Exrna, Mancn 14, 1859, W, 75, GI, 16, 73, 66, 20, 1, 28, 4, 15, 5. And that the aald numbers were drawn ia the order fa whic’) *itcee our hands at Argun, Ga. thie Monday, March nee Our 7 ny, Mare \ . O, BARBEI 14, 130 Le Bodag” }Commissoners WOOD, EDDY & CO.) Dy Aeeens Ngawacey | Defiance Salamander Safee—With Patent powder proof locks and croge bra. Algo fire and bury'ar vi f : | Av ROBRRY M. PATRICK. Herring's Patent Champion Fire ‘ ‘And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, coruer Movrayst NY. | ———— | What is 1tt—What has Occasioned thie | remarkable excitement! Why this eager crowd! Where ave Gee ald ea epee people are oni s nthe Spring styles, Price four doliata, KNOR'S eaiabliabaens is al | MO'PEESrcadway, corner of Fulton stevct. Gentlemen's Parts Sk HetemGenin has | just received several cases Intent sevens | GENIN, 507 Broadway. { Sugar Reduced Mm Prices.<A Chest of ‘Ten, $1; 10 Ibs, cofteo, $1—at REDFORD'S, 43 Shi avenue. Cure Your wei8 Centar 118 Third avenue, near Fourteenth street, Straw Rats.—Men's, Boys, Mises aud Chil- dron’s etraw hate; a large assortmeet wy thy rt i. 4 N MAYHER'S, 10 rondvay, Node nuexetateg Ing Glasses, Ol Paty dng and Frames. n GOOW AND CHUA pe Wiet POAT © Worwter atreat o'clock, without further invitation. | Of AME | of com ' ocd year of her age, F | Stamford, on Wedneaday afternoon, at three o'closk. ' the family, are invitea to attend tho funeral, thie (Fues- | x Teuae, Bouston “ whree.— How! The Most Talent. tng the tout tnaty cont Are Bu et oudwway, Corer ot oe the Burapess Vest © Bates, utiles, L&UMGOLD & PROCU'S Toluiteg aod Keady Mado Olothb:x ent, BU Beosdiney, European’ Express, No. 3 dt Pants and or in the Unit Merchant Be i ‘ A liam, ie aan parcels, eis, Uy every Qxandjesn's Consmliction on the Hatr—Has tS od to No. 80 Wee Tweilth sivact, waz. fepen, ws iMth wiveet, aes Broadway. Gray cceeentiore’s Hote Dye, an aud Toupecs= 2 ‘Wholesale an: B, Tho beet inthe woe, {Udoleaale and relall, and the dye prt ceanelerts Sate Dye, Wigs ard Toupees— ture Fog bestia whe world, sur muaning all made. hold and sppiied Berry's Tricophy ; Tagg J the Best and article tor dtessiag. bj ati ead By Bresersiog and resioring wnt hai “indies (ry Bois by all RESP S ~ W. Paber's Lead Peneiis Sold at Retutt matlooera, tt wtclewsle only by RBERUARD FABER, ildaa emeet, Take Healthful Physical Exercise at WOOD'S Gy mzasinm, No 6 Kast Twenty olghth otreet, Rupture Cured by Maresh & Co.6 Radical bn ol Le ad) a , ae tilk elsativ stockings for. varigobe uoulder braces instruments for detor- lle? made Woofer. "No.2 Vesey wieeet neice House: SY HWVs Hair Dyce, 50 Cents « Box, Biack or brown, No. 1 Barciay treet, end all de its. Lnfelilble onguect, Grover & Baker's Celebrated FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, 1% roadway, Hotloway’s Cintment ts more used than apy in the world. Why ia this! use it bas proved more poweriui in beaiing and a better pain reliever than any nov Euisiecee, Manulaciory, 80 Mildew lane, N. 1. General Debslity, Occestoned by Fixcess, Pormancally cured by using the biixir de Vie. Bold at 476 roudway. Maoxvaviila, MABAVITGA, £0 EVERYSODY APFLIG(M) Wild BALDNESS, 70 RVIRYBODY TAOVELED BY DaNDEGEF. TO KVERYBODT ANNOYSD BY THEI UATE FALLING OUT, 0 EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM FICK HEADACE A remedy at lant discovered, MARAVILLA, MARAVILLA, MABAVILLA, The propriotors of thia justly celebrated preparation, beg ta offer tbe aueravilia Wo thé public na & complete hair restor ‘They do not foel it their duty to denounce othe advértised to produce similar remulis, por to ins and good aense of the public by long windes testimonials; five it to say, the maravilia will bring hask the hair whea og rently iy gone; wnd if uscd na directed, WiLL PRODUCE GLOSSY CURLS, And preserve to the butr 178. NATURAL COLOR, though one live to the age of toree-soore and ten. Bold by all raepectable druggists and funcy goods dealere, pa wad by the proprietors, CHARLES ERNEST, & CO. Verfumers,, Price fOcenis, + Li Gold street, New York. Married, Bastry-—Corsz.—On ‘tuesday, March 8, by tho Rev. E. é. L. Taylor, Euzamma 8, Covne, to Onaxces Ll. Bastzy, both of Brookiyn. Israzts—Lev1.—On Sunday, March 13, by the Rev. J. Worentki, Mr. So.onox P. isnarts, t? ‘Miss Heanerra, daughter of Philip Levi, Req., ail of this city. Je BI—CAMPHELL.— At Kast Lexington, Mass., Sopt. 12, 1866, by the Rev. William McClarie, D. D., of Cinctonati, assisted by the Rev. Father Philip Faylor, ‘of New York, D. J. MAXIMILIAN ALEXANDER JEWEIT, of Medford ,“Maes., to Cis Srvanr Came eldest daughter of Murshal Count Marena, of Granada, Spain. Diea. Artcocx.—On Sunday, March 18, Wiz1am Atcoce, aged 25 yours. ‘Tho frionde and rolatives of the family, als9 those of his brother-in-law, J. H1. H. Nesslage, are respectfully invited toatiend the funcrai, this (Tuesday) aiternocn, at one o'clock, from 134 West Thirteenth street, Anprnsoy.—-On Bonday, March 24, Mavmpa Rewsgw, re- ict of the late Robert Anderson, aged 65 years, 4 mouths and 6 diys. The funeral eorvices will be held at the resttence of Dr. Rerier, opposite Beileville, N. J., on Wedntuday aiter- Leon, ut two o'clock. ‘The frionds of the deceased and thy family are ipyited to attend. Carriages will be in waiting at the Centre street depot, Newark, on the arrival ef.the 1PM. train. The vemsive will he taken, on Thursday morning, to Cy press Hill Cemetery, Long Iaiaad, Bernows.—At Morriatowa, N. J., on Saturday, March 12, Frances, relict of the late Stephen Burrows, of Ciuciuvati, Ohio, aged 64 years. Tuo relatives aud frien! aro Invited to attend the fanc- ra}, witbout further notice, ov Wednesday afternoon, ut ons o'clock, froin the wec of Amor Alier, 40 Sande Birect, outer ve» S, DewelAly TN, ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Burmarm.p.—On Sanday, March 13, Lowarn 1.., infuat son of Alden M. and Louise J. Butterfield, aged 1 month and @ days. ‘The friende ot the family are respectfully invited to tend the fancral, from the residen pa West Forty-fifth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon But, dear creature, we will meet thee, Jn heaven we hope to meet thee yet Yes, ‘tis tyere we know we'll greet thee Farewell, Rdward Lafayette! Lowell papers pleae cop Cauumin.—On Saturday evening, March 12, after a short iinese, M. Loviea Camwnver, aged 8 yourd,'8 month and 5 days. The fricuds aud relatives of the family are regpectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parcnis, Fluehing avenue, East Brooklyn, this (Taeeday) Afvernocn, March 16, at two o'clock, wituout further in : —On Monday, March 14, Gronea Wasnnxctox, infant sou ot Williams Hi. and Mary Unester, born July 4, 858, day, March 14, Mary Cataxease X, daughter of Michael and Maria Dobson, aged 11 months. s of the family are invited to attend 1 aiternoon, at Uwe O'clock, from iE . 1. papers please copy. Motay, Murch 14, at 11 A. M., James jhustown, county Kitkemny, Ire- Dowuae.~ On } DowunG, anative of land, aged 44 years. ives und friends are respectfully invited to at- fay) afternoon, at two o'clock, rother-in law, Thomas Kean, His re! pa the 569 H s will be taken to Catyary Cemetery. us—Oa Monday, March 14, of intlummation of s, MARY Exizansin, daughter of Jolin W. aud Ca- ED Wal the hung’ | thavinc Kawards, aged 2 years and 10 months. at ight jersey City. ei.—-Un Sunday, March 18, Lavaa A. Forse, wife ois Foraser, aged 44 years and 3 days. frends of the family are reapectfully invited to at- tend the tunere!, this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. Haytey.--On Monday morning, March 14, Jann Hasty, sumption. Tho funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half past two o’clock, from her late residents, 254 Colum- bia street, between State and Joraiemon strevts, South Brooklyn. Hivexox.<-On Monday night, Mareh 14, 1889, Wiutiase Henxoy, a vative of Birr, King’s county, irelaut, aged 61 years. ” Phe friends and relatives of the family, and those of lie nephews. James Hernon and Jobu Horan, are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, trom his late residence, 1¢5 Hast Tweaty seventh street, between First aud Second avenues, Hoty, —In Stamford Hor {unergl will take piace this (Tuesday) afternoon, two o'clock, from the residence of er parents, 82 Br stecet Fou » Ch, on sunday, March 18, tn the Jeunc?a Weunes, relict of the late Joli; Wm. Holly, anit iast surviving cbild of the late Rev. Noah Welles, 82. D. ‘The funeral will tke place from St. John’s Chureb , Keury.--In Prooklyn, oa Friday, March 11, Patrick Ker, aged 74 years, Hia iriepda, and those of his sons, Eiward and Frank, ¢ reapectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednes- y afternoon, from hie late residence, Bergen street, 02- twoen Powers street avd Fourth avenue. McCann.—On Monday, March 14, aftor a long and se- vero illness, Exary, wite of Patrick McCabe. ! ‘The friends and relauives, and her brother, Michaet Caf- frey, are invited to attend the fansral, this (cusngay) at. | terncon, at two o'clock, from Ler iate reaiaence, S43 Sixth street. Nast.—On Surdvy afternom, March 15, Tuomas N, aged 50 years ant 9 months, | ‘Tho members of tho Pluibarmonic and the American Musical Fund Societies, also the friends and relatives of | day) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late rosiden' f ridge street Raxpelt.—On Sunday, March 19, Davin Ranwetn, E3q., in the 76th year of laa age, ‘The friends and retatt\es of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuseral, from his residence, No. 73 West Forty seventh strect, this (Tuesday) afternoon, | March 15, at hulpast three o’clock, without further invi- | tation. Rnqva--At Mount Piensant, Westchester cowniy, on Sunday, March 18, Rrrannm, widow of the Into Isaac | Tegua, in the $24 year of her age. ‘Lhe relatives and friends ofthe family are respectfully invited to attena the funeral, from her late residence, oa ‘Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Hommxs.—In Williamsburg, T. 1, on Monday, March 14, Mary Brmcca Honma, infaut daugh'er of Mary and | Witiam Robbing, aged 11 months and 2 days | The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 02 South Sixth etreet, Williams! (iaee day) afternoon, at ten o'clock. jor remains will be takeu to Newark Rooms —in this city, on Sanday, Marc! of atamma tion of the throat, Wittiam Caxrnett Roos, only son of | Henry K. and Mary Roome, aged three months and ficeon | aye. ‘Pho friends and relatives of the fumity are respectdully | invited to attend tho frnoral this (Tuesday) afternoon, aL hail past one o'clock, from 367 Broome street, without fur~ ther invitacion, Wireeren.—Consnries Wireeier, a native of (he town of Nenagh, couaty Tipperary, Ireland, aged SL ‘The friends of the family, and ‘thoso of his Ueothers, James ant William; aye respectfally invited to attend Uae | BD the tre on sragele Te tem soring were, feneral, this afteraooa, at hait-,06a% 08° o'cloek, Pine etree macnn ‘Woo2 —Ou Mech 14, a eet " poets ‘Woop, in id 3 8k of his age. ‘ovnct ava! coe are respectfull! Tite. n’* (Tuesday) pe cand} one jpecemers. * Ie ‘His iriends one aL ,, from the retidence Mf Bis brother, 20s West tonitend bis funeral, th.” Tweeticth sircet. Yorxa —On Monday, March 14, Mra, 4S%4l Young, im ths $24 year of her oge. a | “Tuo relatives and finds of the family are reneect uly ‘y afternoon, Tyson, Sy, invited toattend the funeral, on Wednesd: ors o'clock, fiom the roeicence of William ‘O08 Howry street, South Brooklyn. The rothalos wht Le taicen to Greeawood for suterment. DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA, Samm —In Sacramento, Feb. 7, of coueunption, Willian Srntth, aged 29 years, a native of Kockserd, Al. Nevis. Ab Benioia, Feb. 10, Cora Frances, daughter of Jolin M. Neville, aged 8 years snd 9 wonth:. -Frnscr.—-at Sacramento, Feb, 10, infant sou of John fad Blizabett Fritach, aged 3 months and 8 doys. Low® —At Nicolaus, Sutter county, Fob. 8, ‘ot pr movia, Charlotte M., daughter of Russell B, all Owe, aged two yours, 6 anonths and 14 days. dichuex.-=tn Son Francteco. on Moaday mornia M, ut ten 0 Cook Henry MeRuer, on of Dr. of Bangor, Me , aged 24 years, Stmrson —At Honola, Dec, 25, Mr. Leatherman Simp’ son, kate from Cutiforniu, per Glimpse. He bas resided in New Yoric and Philadelphia. Ciae.-—At Honotuis, Bec. 20, Mary H., only child of } Mr. and tre. Alvah XK, Clark, aged’ inouths and 17 days, { Ren ~n board the steamer Golder Age, Feb. 8, of con- psig? ye Reed, aptd 52 years, from’ Cheshire county, M. Gusks.—Oe Dry Oreck, Sacremento county, Feb, 2 Shirley Green, som of Pulaski and Eliza Green, aged 1 ma Woovwarn.—-At the Pine Tree House, Mariposa county, Feb. 2, Dr. William A. Woodward, aged 49 years. Oat San Francieco, Feb. 16, Sirs. Mary Me en zie. Bexoms —At Sasramento, Feb. 11, William Burgers, aged 38 years, anative of ad. Aawnrys.—At Sacramento, Fed, 12, Jamos J, Wawkine, aged 24 yours. Groner +10 Castro Valley, Alameda county, Mary, wife “, Fob. Piiel “of Jefferson Georg, in the 27th year of her age. Pesvisvon.—Al Horsetown, Shasta couniy, Feb, 9; B.S. Pencirton, formerly of Litchiied, Coun., aged 33 years, Haysxtt,—At Eureka, Hombolit county, Jan, 12, Abi- gall, wife of Amos Hansell, aged 34 years, @ native of Pennsy wan! Slabtown, Amador courty, Feb. 8, George Aged 26 years, formerly of Maine. sumer —At Nevada, dan. 29, William Gilbert, aged 2 years, for meri: 45 years. Metall, aged juine county, Jan, 22, native of Boston. ary Taabella, years and Elijah His, aged about 28 yeare, Srort.—In San Franckico, Feb. 13 Iu San Srauciseo, Feb, 7, Kilardus Wester!o, pany umenio, Fel only daughter Cand MartliaL. Byler, aged 13 years, Wiss nis 3 sento, Feb. 4, iva, daughter of E, C end Laura 6 At Sut 1, aged 17 mouths. ancisco, Feb, 8, Mrs, Elizabeth, 4 Evvax —In San Francisco, Feb. 7, Ida Bella Butler, aged 1 year, 6 months and 14 cays. JomNeos.—In San Fraucisco, Feb. 16, of consumption, Chorics J. Jobneon, formerly of New Orieaus, aged $0 yoare. Neses.—In San Francisco, Feb. 16, F. A. Nesbit, a na- live of Philadelphia, aged 41 years. Kuixtan.—at Oiland, Feb. suddenly, Bessie, youngest davghter of R. W. and Kate Kirkham Dovonwery —At Bodega, Feb. 12, only goa of J. W. ant Clementine Dougherty, sged 1 sear. SISCHILLANEUCS. Kins: Haag Salvi ta A FINE HEAD OF i418. —~WILSON'S Mar nd Restorer —No gray hair need be seen. Wilson's bair coiéver will color the hair any shade. Wilson's i. v. will change gray lr toa black oF brown, tis 1 Wileon's hair co" At wil Wilson's I. ©. te no wow calicns, change the rayest he It will give a and strengthen weal heir, worl ‘Twen. Princips) depot at SC ¥, Sold at Mrs. Bayes, phia, by Callender & Co arnggiste, no oF two applt- sad best in the (ore, 36 Grand street, N. |. Brooklyn; Phil Walnut streets, and by all FOR TO DEATH, DR, CURTIS? HYGEANA. Grest e Inhaling Reme47, For Consumption Asthma and all Luog and Throat diseases Price reduced from $3 to $1 per pac! to accommmodsia the vast demand of this est: foe to FaUL & CO,, sole agente for United Stated, 215 Fuitve stroet. MERICAN PTERROGCOPIO COMPANY.—LANGEN- HIM, LO’ YD & CO, Philadelpbts. Office of corr pendence and distribution over the country, University Build. h ‘sshington ejuare, New York. An ezicusive variety of Alerican views now reacy. Itaporters aud sup: pled, and caialog ues furnished. . Ma tae, Eek ei OTT Oe Se ie ee ae Te FOR REGISTERING AND DIPFUSING ALL BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE. Thousands of articles regisiired for rele. Store fixtures, sewing machines, &c., 4c, 229 Broadway. A DUES, AXES, PLANES, SAWA AND ALL EINDS OF mectaiioa’ toola; also cerpentera’ tool chests furnished completo, wholeaale ahd reiail, at WOOD'S of cutablished tool Cuauam street, corner of Duane sud Cl a. ped 121, SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION WITH AN EXPERIENCE pra nables Dr. WHEREER, oral- tion to the ureat- nes Lie at tot diseased eyes, to guaranties su ia all curable . Otlice hours Dio 4o'clock, IDKA Is? ORMATION EXCTANGR, sing all wusloess knowledge STEING VO SELL— | B wants to buy; INFORMAPION FXCTANGE, way) (Gist oor). sowing machines, and 100%s of tor sale at this A WORD. To. THe 43 Nessa WISE —ST. PATRICK'S | ‘orget the genuine irish Whiskey only atthe depo. | DAY,— - MW cenis per hotdle; §2 50 per yalion. JOUN MeaULLFFF. B20" Ns BRONCHLAL TROCTIES Ok COUGH LOZENG Gure cough, cold, bonracnees and infineoza, any trritalon 6 soreness of he throwt. | | BROWN'S BRONCEIAL TROGHES i Relieve the backing cough in consumption, bronabiit, | Saag nathan calc j BROWN'S BHONCHIAL TROCTIRS | Clear aad hon the rolce of singers. Tadispensable to public apeakers, | BROWNS BRONOHIAL TROCHES a ie—childran wee dhe. me ihe raved i “ Thave prow be tha H.W. WARREN, ‘ing tried, coches = BOsTO: . He Niw K. nena excellent for bogping cough." remedies for Bold by druceis Ni BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING TILS | ORS cared wunout pate, eo that te boot can be worn immediately aiter the operation without Teast incon: nience to f paieat, Dr. PACHA RIE ou by 2 Broadway. olers io the pbysicisus, surgeons of the city. D°*, YOU WANT LUXURIANT WHISKERS OR wUS- tacbios! if so my ongvent will farce them to grow in sfx works, Without stain or S ury to tbe skin. $18 bo.tle; sent by pail, (0 any Bal, VORLICG 19 ABT OCS SY GRATLAM, 100 Nasenasirect. Sao Spee ck tan Tengu Te Mra, Maria Tat ‘ot hey For elo fy Drs ] Tarues & Park. 13 Perk ee re near row. ASHIONS.—R.T. WILD & CO, WILT, EXTTNIT FO Mia imutnery kG eR Witbe & GO.” Ist Broadway, Murray street. = de eascally! oe G BRAT BARGAINS, a PRIOR TO REMOVAT.. ‘We offer the whole of our large at ok of French ebtva, ea giisd iron atong china, — “Table glass Gaa fixtures, Ata great reduetion in prices from ‘The present date until THR OTH OF APSTL v1 Of AUY Of tho Artic: ¢@ ea uuMerated above sacl, F OATLEY & Oo. All pertoos fa w with Moet Ueto Ulnedr ts typhold,) $s oat | uthall pase? o'clock, for work. 1 rion of Re § H DARDOSVILLR, “tite OFFPRS, AT A Ca account of bis Lire . sorta at Md, coer erent Ba Biden te by c Erooe.*: bronzes, candelabra, and rape eed olf —— etarapiades & COS 2 (TCH SEWING MACHINES, af rd exemise, of end ters ekeatah tetees Broadway. ON TEE LL P0',,08 TEE, FIANOFORTH TERMS MODE pa En oa, ala MORGANS EXEOSR OF | TLEEMARONY FOR al Booka eo grav told or exchanged +, soy quantity. ld Garloniy Shey. 1 saan aes yOWNT, VERNON PHOTOGR 4PHS.—WasninGtoN’s oNeanc, a mpting plese of the remaine of Wash - Ww t's House, tho Capo \rue representadions of ‘these subjects, by HOLES; _ ‘ MIBACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, ‘3 Stale 2 ‘The ONLY SEMEDY iN THY WHOLE SURE TO EXTERMIN A’ roaches, Here, Rats, mice, burt ants, mosyultoes, and ve 60,000 BOXEs 801.) IN ONE MONTH, For sale from "6 ¢eu's a by the proprietor, JOSEPH Mae rate Pak Y BUREROM Lee treet. General . fi JO Astor House, nad 447 Broadvray. been the work that purcorgers ex; LY at Sloger's ihachives Ho om ° 1 CFE ae ENCES Now 8'3 SEWING MAOHINES. 458 Broat wag, PD “ghe ‘€w family sowing reachines at 360 and 5 ure at- tracting wa, ‘versal In siveam “nual qualities they are ranch the best mas hike ever @ Tred at 4 low price. 1, M, BINGER & CO., 453 Broadway. 1 INGER'S 9 SEWING MACHINES. Ss a we increase tn the GCemand for these ct ne. “rebled within four mouibw-iniceles iho re" vivin, of whe "RE foloew of 8 fave been nit redaoced. rm BINGRE 6UO, Oo beoadweg. Gore zara | LARD AND MESS IORK, wn) ad for sace by VAN BRUNT & Wa- on hand & “and amokers, 200Uhambera strect, Now ¥ im Bll Casea, Pra am 'STAREOSOOPIO Views. AGTH A 5) 19 Joan atreet, manufactire ster ‘imigrt (he la, ‘#8 Views, token omiginas and paper, th TRO REAL ESTAR OWNERS.— 4 well kuowa mercantile ‘iru, 4 nue agencies for the lou ot fens divsdondae ME leling of bores, eres, me ptnsineaie © oxecutore, Wustees or hom: May wich be aeie ieee suvle of the tartous details of A business. If preferred a, erain sum por apna aocep~ ted in leu of & ce Por Dusivess talenk eapabllioy and poet on hela wl eter f9 the might eat and moet is Clty, Or If meressar; se te Tite wilde eh cckady box27i9 Post ollea T°. CAPITALIETS &SD ‘Ths principal member a MK NEW YORK OMNTRYVS TH 4 NEW york OMNIBUS HK NeW YORK O*8NIBOS Ms Tue NEW YORK OMNIBUS 18 OUP. Is OUP. TOR SALE RY ALL NEWS, cents. THE BONNER aT for SUMMER WEAR, WSATUaD Eee si ATUBDAY, A. BA. qW?E & C0. eer 1 roadway, N. ¥. ey nde: SHADES NEW STYLES, GOLD, PAINTED, WHITE HOLLAND, 7 ' HOLLAND Wholesale and retail. hie KELTY BROS. & HUM, 21 Broadway S4 FRENCH CALE DRESS BOOTS, At JONES’, 16 A ;, $4.50 double sole water proofs 2wed boote $5 00 dounle cole pew boots. Warranted satiatacion HOBE'S CELEBRATED EX? { TABLES : Sud diaiug net athe recy dow) the sapere stock of the cissulving ina of HOBE & SON, 68, Uroadway. REWARDS. $0 Par ow crn Ps Singer'a sewing machine, No. 10,212, J. Howe's No a 201. $18 reward io offered for the information tbat watviead w * tbe ret covery of the machine, by john A. Senlts, % } Markes street, Newark, N. J. BPWARD. S100 EARP YOUNG LADY, RESIDn eenth street, lett hor home ow hout 2 o'clock forthe of ed; with black velvet ribbon, hat, biack-feathers, black lace veil und a largs shawl. Any tnf-rmadon respecting hee left at John street, or Kast Eighteenth strect, will received and ihe above reward paid. LOST AND FOUND, WOUND—IN TWENTY-SEUOND STREET, Foorth aveune, # pockeltook containioga smalbew of money. owner can recover b jn Ne Tag Thstioth weet, between Saud clock LM 1a w Sok; proving property and paying for thie adeastiaen ont. ‘OUND—A PORTEMONNAIF. THE OWNER CAN fo have the same by applying to RK. Sedgwick, Jr, 0 Bre rd way. Lost ids A BROADWAY StaGy, BETWEEN THe ty-ffth and Wall sireeta a dark colored portenonnale: containing @ amail sum of mouey and a sme!] gol lo set, wh Ukeness ofa lady. ‘The fader may retaia the wouey by re turping the portemounaie and locket. address td: ¢ bax 4, L9-Pest office. OST.-LEFT IN A FOURTH AVENUE STAGS, ON conuivang weasiog apparel The Cadet weil beets ae ntag weariD, yar warded by leaving it al 66 Whitehall stresk ks a OST—ON SATURDAY LAST, ON ONE OF THE FUL- toa feery boats or tear by, a pair of gold epectaaiee, tem red cuss; one glass cracked. ive dade> Will be eulaoly re- va caving the tnine j are Giloe, 2 aka 2 Pine etree <a: OST—ON SUNDAY BYENING, IN TWEIT sigeet, between Seventh and Kinhth avennea ie reer head cane, with the owner's name engraved ca (# gold band, “A suitable reward wid be paid forts return to 48 Ware ren siveet. ORF-ON MONDAY; A SMATL MASONTC TOCKET, contathing two portraits. Tbe finder will . Value of the Torket by leaving di at 13 Le ageing OST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN ChiNTON sireet, Brooklyn, a smail Englig’ terrice doz, wit @ eol- jar aad lesiher strap, bearing the name L. W. s-lsley. Who- soever brings the samo to 14) Atlantic aircet, up stairs, will re- ceive 8 liveral reward. OST-AT THE EXTRITION ROOVS OF TAK aca- demy of Design, a black lace vail. The gentieman who found it will please Isave it at $68 Broadway and recelve the Owner s thanks, —A LADIES! BLACK OA HATR SOARF, ON irsday last, fi th avenue or Sevea- teenth street, between Sith avenve and Onion synarée To the Soder, op restoring .tto the ownes, a. 25 Wen Sixcenosatroe’, a itberal compensat n Wil be given. STOLFN—FROM 31 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STRERT. ‘Le afternoom of tre uy iret, two silver ex; whb name epevaved in frill om he it for the recavery of the proper! WY ATOM Lost—g0 REWARD—ON FRIDAY. ArrER- noon, 11th last., betwee2 Union ind faads streets (cle Conrt, Washington and Hizh siesta), ar open fused English gold Waieh, Tho finder wil rose aaore re wurde ig it at 8s Sandsatreet, Broo’ ¥ A itberal ronacd wil MZ HAVE foe DTiim DAT PROM Im street and 42Maiden Lape, to 117 Boadway. MAS x8zuNg THE PIANOPORTE MAKBRS AT AM New York. —Next Taveday, Me 15th Moweh, will be hela a id birvet, ae eating at the Social Keiorsa Hall, di ONTO NOTCR.-MYSTIu THE LODGA, NO. 27? & A. M.—the enibere of the above lot2¢ are hereb; arecing, tats (Tueedey) evcatag 10 ROSNER CHartes A, Kenrist, Secraary. ner. D. MOLMHS, W. M. AR COMMU aod A.M. wut and and Cenire A. Deskonn, Secretary, JOUCK 16 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AX for six Directors, of the America Atha: 1 Wl De have at the odice of thy Compangy ‘os, Ob Mooduy the Sd day of May neat, ‘eleek PM. von Fay in th fron 1% to Cana! mnpany Teaae ©, Lea. “ TION OF INK TRAUB any, will be held at April 12, 180%) Th irqaster book: ladlowse. By + Vaeaident. \TATEVES OF THA LATS Simeting Minialer ot the fsuceeaniun 0 hip estate theseof, ia which 5 won Ger upon the 20th putaalag th 4 a ae > ss Welbim ten days th afer; sad upon the 3.» day of very, twiderod fatinnation thy Aetiom 10. be gle ia newspapers in Amerion, thet wey Pardes |, and whose Bames and desiquations ste Bot ROW * Tight, If ao advieed, appear in Me proven, snd thoie clause on or before the 78 ay ot May tate mation ie hevety prem nooo tingly 7 be had by apy ying to Nears ir eerie Hal alee, bas the ‘SL George sireok, Biiaburg, ageats tor rates. BURG, Fobruary 38, 1850 oft: PRCTAT, NOTICE. —EXTRESS PARCYES FOR RUROPE per royal mat! deamer Rutopa must be delivered at tho of Amertcan European Express on or before Tw atsh. M. Te & LANSING & LUPSe BAS OR TORK, MARCI 14 1899 —THts rewound heretalore offered by Uni AX (or Loe appretea S, Tiro‘hereaa @ bergoy feos! ed 1 ARTUR, Caster