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

NEW YORK HERALD, “FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1859. AFFaiBS AT THE STATE CAPITAL THE OLD SOLICE, Soret eeee eens: | Sealer nerereeerpatentntiony | poppinnmensnicevantiemse | -_____ Semanaeee mow a ‘uuD, ¥ ” - ; David Barty. Hugh Murray. Si mmton —Sudgen'y, at Jamaica, L. L, ou Wodnoeda Marpententmehecl suitrotest pilose s us © Effect of the Decision of the Court of Appeats Timothy Curroll. Frederick Fitzerger. ‘MANAGERS OF THE 4:16, Many E. Jomxsow, agea 40 years, 2 months and © ponte nem bas 20 cuseastully, tected aod rossres Passage of the Amended City Charter in | tm che c1ty—Over Pour Hundred of the Old Pe rick Ly ous, Petor Hart, DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KANTUCKY AND xissoUs | 4: to | Szctlehie se bling end bearing to he deat, to the j fr D Due Welnee Frowers Bra tley, Terrence MoGuire, The relatives and friends of the fawily are invited ebt of bundreds in the city dures the 4ssemoly. : Police Beperting arr Levi Do Long. Thomas J. Vadras. STATE LOTTERIES. attend tbe funeral, from tbe bouse of her brother, Joba | Patt xeer. is now in Jersey B. J., and to Comunissioners tu a Quandary—Sceret Ss- Fravois bufy. Davia Coudon. M. Jobusom, in tbo village of Jamaica, on Saturday'aior- | Syenue “ Hergentnad Jere ute ihe, juncllon of * slow —Admitted and Ri wed Activa of the Lafayette Stoughton. James MoGuire. Oficial Drawmes, by Telegraph. boop, at bait one o'clock. Cars leave South ferry, | fous of the suse. eee semen emda peat ms fw ‘The Commission for Laying Out | Board—Trvudie Ahead, d&e., dc. dobn Payem, Beery Woerm DELAWARE LOTRERIE, ee a ae ae ene ws Preyer Eowara’s. Maloy, Janes Whaley. The Commuslovers appolnied by ths Govers0 Jcper.—On Wednesday evening, April 6, Srarnex Jopaz, Sayer pan ‘Washington Heights. The publication yesterday of the decision of the Cuart John O'couner. Phitip MoDermott, Cb Bate of Velavere wy auvertuy the drew. cf fn ihe 820 sear of bis #ge. JResDY MADE cLorBING TRADE, ” of Appeals in the case of James Moun against the M sro. Jobn Delabout, Morrie Uaderuill. $6 pgried by Ue Lequiniure, ‘veving thie 4) ston The triends of the femily are invited to attond his fun» RETAIL PRICES ne politaa folice Commissioners, ordering the reinstate. Toomes McParien, Geen Henley. rh neo ie crs or ee Hee ‘area’ suman, | fw; 00 Selueday rernenn in eae 0 Settee Spun ip late — " ig i, Panty Jobp McCaon. ba ip t resilence, No, 196 West Thirty seventh street. ANS’ Passage of the City Railroad Bills in the | ment of the plaintif in his position as a police oflizer, peng ee al Ricuard Murphy. ‘ib wore dla day drawn from the +Leel, v'8:— Lawnny.—On Wedi cveuing, April 6, after elorg | AT BY pet Assembl: + | created considerable excitement amoug the mombers of Samuel Sitoyeon. ‘Wm. Palmer, xvas Quass, No. 219, APRiL7, 1898, ard paintul iltpess, which sho bore with Christian for: . EXTENBINE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, vy P sr rolaner aio oes Aarcn 8. Hotchkiss, Patrick cay. tude, Jane, the beloved wife of Robort Lawney, aged 26 sisal ial uals taimrianir tied &e., fy a pisibesibplaindadapiconrenephnapeney fe fe: MEMES SN Robert alison, 0, 66, 76,73, 58,12, 64, 6, 42, 28, 88, 24, Jar A ee lnlarmouh toes her late BEIWEBN GOLD AND CLIFF STRERYR, mmm issioners, and over four huadred o! ema Pauick Mus phy. im. man. ler remains will taken J ——— — reported themselves to the Geaeral Suporinjoudent for Patrick Murphy. Jeon P. Hyde, has Ho. 2, Aree: TAs residenoe, No. 122 Firat avenue, o the Cemetery of the | sprin “ Oar Special Atvany Despatch. duty. Avgueton &. Braynard, Siophen Boy's. 65, 48, O48, Gl, 66, 17, 27,61, By 6, 6 BL fated per rend hen tor gosh C Lied peer ‘on $ eeu eeuiaacsaa mae nae h Tae ‘Throughout the city tho decision was a subject of gene- Isaac W. Nichola, Patrick @) martin, ry Buuabery were drawn {a he order ia whieh | tend, without further notice, Lo ene cas wow mended New Charter ill came Fal discussion, and various opinions were expressed as to Henry R. Smnith. s ny h laxris.—On Wednesday evening, Ap e ashore ae 9 third and last reading this morning, and the Clerk of tb the probable action of the Commirmonors. ta the pre. Avgurtas Over, Wan. Cars aud. apri'rrisa: Sate Rok En SSRbOR aa crumsts | but severe iducae, Many Axe clasts daughter of Bryan Phy ‘House bad commenced, when Mr. Tomlinson (dem.) asked | migeg, Not a fow supposed that the remaining mom- Jol Murphy. ‘Tasmas D. Conuover. bith The friends of the tawily are requested to atiend her wes Permission to preseut a unanimous remonstranco from the | bevy of the od force would be reiustated instaa- ‘Win. Gray. Rowland Gi ua GRORGIA se a; | uneraly thie (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock, from the | Bw Common Council, The Speaker decided that the bill was | tor, and that a sufiicient number of the Motro- ats gigi 2a Pe a dromtog of toe Bparte orenont toler ae beretr corms | caus oil be uae a Nae cae alana! ae im such 9 condition that it was contrary tothe rales t0 | ooliting would haye to be dismissed to make James B. Turner. ‘Aivings Howell. Some tee heal gare be numbers which wee this day draw? | quicm mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, | a eceive it. Then Mr. Opdyke (rep). moved to recommit | room for them. Early inthe morning the office of the John Geaughen. . oi and from thence to the Cemetery in Eleventh street for in- 00 to: tho bill to tho solect committee, with instructions to strike | General Superintendent was orowded with the old officers ppp arte Pate lon, anal Onase Mo, 217, Aret.T, 1008, ‘Yfomaam.—At Bioghamton, TN, ¥. ,oa Monday, April 4 Se ‘out te sections which continue in oflice the Corporation | most of them, actiog under advice of counsel, reporting Becenté none, Saeeteare 7B, 8, 43, 67, 16, 75, 66, 42, 76, 35, 12, 62, 39, 1. Major Cnavscay Monaan, aged 68 years, father of Henry ge Counsel (Mr. Busteo’) and the Chamberlain (Mr. Stout), | fop duty, some of them expressing much astonisoment Daniel Evbetts. James 8 Downing, Bxrna Oxase, No. 218, 1, 1880, A. Morgun, of the firm of Morgan & Quackenbush, of this owe as woll us tho Stest Commissioner. Mr. Opdyke | that they were not immediately ordered into their wards [ony tine poe eral laltaonei on ah 0: aka aa oNfourwr.—On Wednesday, April 6, Mare Axoex Monrsr, Bote had in bis possession a largo number of ro- | any among them appeared well dressod ant jovial, and yeaa William Bugham. Biers oer HPs Oe 3% aged 7 years, 2 months and’3i days. Bio 6 monatrances from taxpayers in every portion of the | took the thing good naturedly, apparently willing aod Edward Travers. Jeremiah Healy. And that the sald uumbers wore drawn {a the order in which The relatives and friends of the Seaaty are respectfully Re city. Mr, . 8, Spencer defended the bill. It was noces- | able to wait the due course of law W secure their rights. Timothy MoUarty. ‘Thomas Byrues. a Pty cA kamen Qa ‘Thursday, Apri invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at os sary for the good guverament of the city. Taere were | Not a few iooked quite seedy, aud many quite poor, whiie oes Oey Seman 1, 1800. . J Sees ae 08 lence of her parents, No. 145 is only & few days of the sexsion remaining, and he foarod | SOMO werd Feally Faggot —“S&hibiing a want tue Coat ard Carrigan, Moristy Sullivan. McDoxaio.—Ua Thursday, April, Mrs. Lens McDo- br that if tho bill was recommitted thoro was dangor i | of Appeals now decides to have beca their illegal dis- Poter Bundes, Michael Moarty. i ge So mela ey pape genhad paar ocala ee Would bo Jost, It had been carefully considered incom. | meal from their legitimate ompioyment. Amoug David Sheehan, Mathew Quain, (The « Pride of Youth.” meee aby are cman: 00 to thoee who reported, there appeurs to have been but taree Philip Riley. James Walsh. 5 invited to attend the funeral, on iy is Ht mittee, and passed through the Grinding Committeo. captains, und few of the sergeants und licutenants, though Isaac Schneittacher, Samuel Brown. Pid Gat MEHR ee ee hepa we tena ona iunanhinl we t of the above articles ent ss " r Copsiderubie anxiety was manifesiet to know what taken to Cy preas Bilis Cemetery. amount ie ‘at this extensive establish see ee ee on eo Te eee te The Gtor Seen | course the Commiusionsre would ado MM this exigency: | igiaéeyiam siren to twenty one years of age, ehould keep | Piiow On Thursdas, April 7; Erma PARDAE, aged ent in immense. “Not one taan in abundred fala be aie sidered in the commides, No amendment or alteration theandans, receieed 5S diy, and took down the | but the meetings of the Board secret, nothing coul KNX will issue bis 71 years, 7 months and 17 days. every respect. had been permitted to be inserted, nor any opportunity | »..nes, residences and precincts of each for future action, | anepire except by its sanction.” The Board conyeuoi at “PRIDE UF YuuTH,” © relatives aad friends aro invited to attend the funo- EVANS’, ered allowed for tout purpose. ‘good joke is told ia this connecuon, showing how | tWo o'olock P. M., Mayers Tiemann aud Powell, and | A gay, ratty, stytieb and exccedingy becoming felt hat, de- | ral, on Saturday, from his late residence, No. 204 West €6 AND 0 FULTON aTR: Mr. Tum iuson addressed the House for half an hour, in | te” assumption of power by the Commissiouers will | Messrs, Bowen, Nye, Stranaban and Suilman being ned and fen weenie’ Kose for them. % Engbteenth 5 one of luis moet eloqueut and convincing arguments, H2 | revert to their own discomicure. It appears that the | present. The seesion was brief, and at its closs the clerk, | for the cup ot tree canon eee oe, hatrally a etalk ‘axon —Un Thursday morning, at six o'clock, April 7, | RAD held in bis'hand @ remonstrance from the New York Com- | inara very recently deprived tue General Superiotentent - George W. Embree, asis his usual custom, informed the | upon the sead gear of thelr elder acquaintances, Terotstore, | NORMAN Ranpet. THE BROADWAY SKEYCHES, Mon Council, unavimously remoustrating against tho bill. | (rine power which he had heretofore exercised of detail. | T*Porters of us much of the proceedings as it pleased the | the sott bat, known usder the various ties of “Aosouth,” | The friends and relatives are requested to attend the fu- pee He coutended Wat i was wot a politica bill, for | io. ihe men to their respective waraa, whion privilege | Board,or at jenst toe repadlican members thereof, to | “Wide awake,” ‘Piccolowtul,” Ac. uasturntsged a sunell- | neral, op Sunday aternoun, at one o'clock, from his late Of this week, All parties are opposed to it § Wisnaut distinction | wis transferred to the Committes on Discipline, campased | g!Ve to the pubhe, He said that officers Stephen C. Gre- | tule ter the cap, but as it lacka a dressy appearance, it has | residcuce, No. 509 Broome street, Of party, protests Wave come up to ths house. de went | op air, Nye and Mr. Bowen. So yesterday, when any of | Ory, of tbe sixth precinct, aud Sergeant Combs, of tho | Dever, sebieved any great degree of popularity among intelli: | Koxaxxn—suddeoly, on Wednesday, April 6, CoxnaD prorwans on Foor, throug the bill, section by section, and riddted tt to | ihe men were apxiovs to ne placed on duty, they were, it | Eighth precinct, both of Brooklyn, were dismissed the | ““k\.ox hae hit the idea. He bas expended time and money in | RO*BKER, aged 22 years. OF BROADWAY OHARACTR&S, atoms. He was istoued tw by u large audience, oue bait | iy said, promptly referred to the Committes va Discipiiae, | farce for intoxication, and that the following resolution, | perfecting i, and ite realization 1s show» ia hie ‘Tbe members of Empire Hook and Ladder Company No. Tn the of which was composed of oltizens of tae city of New | jt is said that the Comumissiovers soon beoane cousiier offered by Mayor Temann, hud been laid on the table:— “PID OF YOUTH” 8, hovorury inembers, relatives and friends are reapect- LEADER York. Ur. Conkiing (rep) took the floor in opposition to the Dill. He wok a pouncal view of the matter, and he cepre- cated the idea Luat tue republican party were to be Beid responeible for ite pussuge. Of thie week. (uses IN PEN AND INK HNOTABILITIRS UN BROADWAY, Combining the elements of di aad cheapness, the fabic ia a MARVEL OF BRAUTY. ‘The schoolboy can wear the “ Pride of Youth.” ‘The young clerk should wear the “ Pride of Youth.” MAYOR TIEMANN'S RESOLUTION. ‘Whereas, by the late decision of the Court of Appeals, the men known aa the Municipal Policemen have not been discharged legally, and are suil on the force, therefore a like number of tbe late appointments of the Moetropulitaa fully imvited to attend his funeral, on Saturday morning, at vine o’viock, trom his late residence, No. 138 Atuorney street. Bis remains will be taken to the German Catholic church in Thiruiewh street, where a high masa will be offered up for him. He was taken from us in the prime of bly tlurvied, and the General Superinteadent son recov ed orders to take the names and resideoces of the mea, and tell them “that was all for to-day.” ‘The following is @ list of the men who reported for duty yesterday, claiming thut they ure entitied to de reinstated Mr, Tathit was in tavor of recommitmont for some | * " 7 force must be illegal; therefore, Se life, and a noble fireman he was; one whomthe company LEADER alterauiou; still be hoped tue Toa Goveraors would vo | Govghie cemon im the MoOupe. cave ‘by the Codes "GR f ST Taga, elias wads gaan of GaAs aaedaaeaeae Lae Jada who alm to Jook well and becomingly should wear | cherished and loved. “May his soul rest in peace, Amen. hn abolikhed, us it had vecome a migeraple political body, | [ot incn Wame. Precinct. Name. as will wake room ior tue old force be, and wre Lorry, | {RP yh aide ns ¥ au Purman,—Suddenly, on Thursday, April 7, ex Alderman INDUST’S, ‘Be wae algo 10 favor of abuiishing tae Street Laspectorship, | \\“finas Jones. Ji—sichael Mocako. dirchas geo, being iv excess of the nutnber fixed by law. I? 18 COMFORTABLE. Laat Sima, a veteran of the war of 1812, in the Ton | WW ACTORS, one of the greatest nuisances in too city. Tho sain» opin-” | j4—siehecl O'Brien, 14—Thomas Wallace. On repairing to Mayor Tiemann’s office, however, the 1 18 DRESSY, Year of bis age. : AUTHORS, fon he expressed im relation w the present Board of | i4—junn fl. Gallagher. 14 Alex. MeBriae. reporters were informed by Mayors Tiemana aud Powe, ‘ IF 18 CHEAP, | The relstives and friends of the family are respactfully ARTITS, / Health. Nabe 5 Mckanea, Patrik Carley, io reply to the inquiry as to whether tbis was ali taut Loe I: will be ready on Saturday next, invited to aitend bis fuoeral, on Sunday afternoon, at And ethos eslebaitien,. es Mr. Smith wanted to keow if a single respectable | 1; patrick Bolden, 17—Wa. P. Thorn. Board had done, that a resolution offered by Me. Bawon | Collearly, for Roowarulele ay wo o'clock, f:om bis lute residence, in Bedford avenue, in (he, DER person in New York had petitioned for thas Dill? —Aieboel Fen 18—Thomes Culthai had been passed, proviowg for the mecting of the Board ss feledaied ger Meaatieaes de dally to inspect this nova) | Ortween Myrtie and Park avenues, Brooklyn. Of this week. 7 % el Farrel. ne, ‘Hur dreds of applications sre mace dal!y to inspect this acact We ril f at Mr. Spencer repiied tust Air. Haws, the Comptroller, | j7— thomas Hagan. 19—James Delaney, to-day, Wo proceed with the trial of such mneinbers of tue | and beautiful fabric, but aa its inveptor bas determ'ned not wo vaczck.—On Wednesday, April 6, of apoplexy, esac aie wag in favor of thy biil. “irom, es '9—Johu Hotlaad. old tore 48 now claim to be poticeman, having boou ji | fmaue it till Saturday next it will gt ve trouble by hia giving). | No. 212 Third avenue, Dr. Lous Szpacack years. | 6 big Mr. Coukitog assured tho Houso that Mr. Haws was | 3 Joseph Thibo, {—Henry Peck. gally oischarged. ‘The precise words of these resolutions | tice that tt will not be exhibited nor sold woul th t dey. ‘The fricnos and acquainiances of the tamily are respoot LE DET opposed to ede bill. (Jobe Ht Vor: 17—Vaientine Ealer ibe two Bayors could not give, but hiv is the -adstance | | Young gevtlemen, prepare. Here is en arucle you have | fuily invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon, : Ofna Me. Johnson, a member represonting an Assembly dis- | jo john V. Gautey. ‘T= Leroy T. Clark. cf what they were understood’ to may it was. ‘Tous, tne | IRE geet cds so make an early visit on Saturday nex: to | at cwo o'clock, to Greenwood Cemetery. < trict of Detaware county, mace siasiag speocn, defend- | 1 cornelius B. Titus. 7—James L. Jernmis, roost important business of the Board was, at the ollics of gave rad rmasbaeact PE a ‘Winxiseon.—On Lg crereil April 6, Auvzp Atowso, | ()'D PARK THEATRE. | ing the propriety of ci Liluning 1a office the Uorporation | T—Richard Grey. 3—Kaward Keely, tbe Povce Commissioners, kept from the reporters tor the | Oraseadoro’s Hi "eriki ioe con of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Wilkinson, aged 3 years as Counsel, He insned himself mto @ high state of unneces- | 44 jun C, Dandy. 10—Wm. Jaques. press, and thereby from the people. PY aeete og fo My menrtee, and 11 months. ‘ “in the gory exolwment 1(—Samvel J. Wariz. ‘Themes Roach. Aitér receiving the statement from the clerk, a number | {¢ best in the world. wholen i the dye privaiely | ‘The friends of tho family are respectfully invited to at- LEADER ‘Tho previous question was Guaily culled by Mr. Crocker, | “]—rmothy Ryan. J—Dennis Murphy. of reporters waited upon such of the Commissioners ag | *PPMEd. No- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No Of this wees. of Steuben, und ordered. ‘The motion to recomsnit for amendment, as proposed by Mr. Opds ke, was put and lost. The amended Charter bill was then passod—ayes 74, noes 31. ‘Tho Amended Charter bill was then read by the Clerk aud passed. The votes were poiitical, with the exception of Mr. Coukliog, Gen. Duryea, and oae or two other re- publicans, who voted with the aemocrats, Mc, Opdyke, though one ot the moet deter mined opponents of the bill, Spparentiy, from the start, recorded his vote in its favor. At svems unporsibie tbat 4 gevtioman of his independeut position, as regards politics, should have yielded his pri- ‘Vate seutiments go freoly and often expresaed, But so it ces. As the bill is now fairly on the ‘(Albany slate,” no need of avy further opposition by Mayor Tiemann, the Common Council or anybouy eise. ‘The Commissioners named in the bill for regulating Avenues, streets, parks and piaces on Washlogton Heights ‘and vicinity, ano the upper part of the city of New York, arc Wm. bi. Tweed, Delafeia smith, Terrence Donnelly, Abram Wakeman and Jonn P, Cumming. The bill for a railroad trom Weebawken ferry, foot of Forty-second street, North river, over to the Fulton ferry, Fast river, coutains the names of the following corpora- tors, viz:—Myron H. Clark, Wiliam P. Lee, Jobo Dill, David Wetmore, John T. bills, G. J. Toomsoa, D. D. Nasb, D. M. Doremus aud Alexander Holland, The chief the iobby is Prosper M. Wetmore, an old Piayer, well known as an adroit manager, bot hore and at Washington. Senator Lamoat, the new representative of the twenty. ninth district, proves biaself worthy of his position. He is 8 firm ano sug freod of tae canals, aca the power and facuity to place bis views before the Sepate in speches which are highly regarded. Himself, ‘Mr. Mather aud Mr. Prosser—ihe latter personally inte- Terted—tabor with zeal to protect the cuuals from their railroad competitors. All the city satiroad bills which have been regulated by the lobby vaawed the House late last evening. A generat follifestion in consequence took piace at Congress Hall, The corporators 1a those grants were wild with enthusiasm. They will be rua through the Senate with locomotive speed. THR GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATOH. Aunany, April 7, 1859. ‘The bill reported last night by the Grinding Commitieo, entitled “relating to versols,’’ makes it the odiigatory duty of the inepeetor of vessels of the port of New York to examine all coasting veseels. At present such an officer exists, but ooly makes examination wea directed by the Mayor or Board of Heaith. Tne biti would thus create an office second only in fees and importance to.the Heulth Officer, Every cvastiug vessel catering tue port would, under its provisions, be Subject to a tax of three dotiars each time. SEW YORK LHGISLATU) Senate. Axpany, April 7, 1859. The Dill submitting to tho people the question of a loan of two and a balf miilions for the payment of the canal debt came up for a third reading. Mr. W, A. Waren (Am.) moved to recommit, 80 as to increase the amount suillciently to pay the interest on tho canal cebt. Motion lost by 8 to 16. A motion was made to substitute for the bill a resolu- tion to emend the constitution, and borrow three and a aif mitiions, Assembly. ALBANY, April 7, 1859. ‘The bill to reorganize the various departments of the New York city government came up for a floal reading, Mr. OrpyKx (rep.) moved to recommit the Dill, wish in- Gtructions to strike out ull relating to the Street and Heatth departments, ay: the portion exiending the term of oflice of the Corporation Counsel. Mr. ©. 8. Srencer (rep.) and Mr. Scnorszrmip opposed the motion. ‘Mr. TOMLINSON (Jem.) spoke eloquently and forcibly against tho bill, desouncl g it as an vatrago upod the cill- eos of New York. He then reviewed the provisions of the bul, arguing that not oxe of them was an improve ment upon the preseut charter. ‘A long debate ensued, the chamber and the lobby Deing crowded with outsiders. Mr. Wooprurr moveo to strike out the enacting clause wd of the WoCONstiLationality of its provisions, ber | round that it would be disregarded by tne people if paseed, und would again involve the city in baraseing Htigaion. ‘The motion was lost. ‘Tue biil was then read and passed. The Fast Day in Boston. if Boston, April 7, 1869. ‘The Govornor’s proclamation for fast was obaerved to- day by a total suspension of business, and « very large attendance at the churches and theatres and likely exni- ditions of foot ball sud other athletic exercises oa the Common and public squares. Weather cor, but pleasant, ieee . Markets. New OncHas, April 7, 1859. Cotton.—Saies to-day, 16,000 bales, all before the ro- coipt of the Indian's advises. Prices are stiller, bat quo- tations unchanged; middiing 12e, Mess pork, $16 75. jee dull; prives oasier, but quotations unaitered. ‘Moma, April 6, 1859. There is an improved demand for cuvion: sales to-day 4,000 bales; midaling, L2A¢0, CraRtestox, April 6, 1859. Sales to day 1,800 bales: good midaiing, 1236.’ L Market closed with an upward tondeney, Crtancestox, April 7, 1859, Cotton—-Sales to day 1,900 bates; good miadiing, L23¢0. 0 12%0.; middling fair, a%0, w 1dc, Sales of tho woek, 11,000 Savannatt, April 6, 1859. Cotton advancing: sales to-day 1,360 bales; middting, fair, 12%0. SAVANNAM, April 7, 1859. ‘Cotton has advanced 34c.: ales to-day 500 bales; mid- dling, 120. a 12440. Sales 0 week, 4,900 bales, re- celpts 11,000 baies, against 7,000 in aamy period last year ‘Total recet; this season, 422,500 bales; incroaget re apse the ports, 777,000 bales; stook here, 64,000 BautiMonn, April 7, 1869. Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet: yollow, 800, @ 820. ; white, 740. 2 77c. Provisions dull and unchanged, Whiskey quict: Ohio, 280, Pin.aneraa, April 7, 1859, Flour dull and declining. Wheat also dali and’ tonding downward: whito, $1 60; rod, $1 60 a $1 68. Corn lower: ellow, 850. #60. Provisions very dull: mena pork, 18 50, Whiskey dectining, and seuiog 200. & 26 yo. There was a sale today of 40,009 Ive, extra fine wool at Bic. a 620. Orverwwany, April 7, 1359, Flour unchanged; suporioe ted ut $5 49 « 85 50. ‘Whiskey dul and 340. lowor; alos at 230, Mees pork hola at $17 26. Bacon O40. W54% Baik sides—saius of 60,000 pounstn at 8,0 17—Danie! McKittnich. 17—Jobn Glaneey. 14—Miles Sullivan. 18—Abraham Poet, 16—Charles Warwick. 1(—Samuel Rothecbild, 1¢—Jobo Gorman. 1(—James H. Crawford. 20—Wm. Doyle. 16—Martin R. Beam, 14—John Fieim. 18—Sammuel Eiliott. 10—Gcorge Reed. 13—Frederick Furbock. 13—Morris L. Bruswanger. 22—Joun Needham. 18—James Kirk. 22— Joseph Cook. 22—Lawrence 8 3— 2¢—Joba Dillan. 22--Kaward Hosacy. 18—Jones Jones. 1—Beniah Coomm, 1—Hugh Crogen. 4—Richard 1—Michsel Higgins. 4—James 0. Daay. 4—Morris Kane. 6—Peter Hunt. 18—Mat.uew ‘1 O'Connor. i—Jobu A. Huarn, 1l—A. McDevitt. 14—Patrick Farrell, 1i—Aloort Loomis, 14—Ja nes Darm. 14—Antrew Brennan, 21—Powr Mclaiyre. 8—W on. E, Ca: penter, 8—Francis C. Barange. 9—R chard Kingieson, {—Heary T. King. 13—Deanis Nevin. 8—Jamnea Cummings. 4—Bernard —latrick Cuan ngham, 6—Hugn MeDermctt. 4—Warter ©, Austin, $—Ihos, Breppan. b—David L. Files. &—Jono Craft. 2—Thomas 2—Michael Carmody. 13—David U. Mealios, 6—Patrick Logan, 6—Dennis O'Conner. 18—Abram Drucker. 8—Marcus Aufsis. 20—Charles Disch, 20—Philip 16—John J. Nelle, 1%—Joseph De Binder. 16—Hugh Lynch. 18—James Owens. 6—Wam. McGs ls 8—Furman B. + 8—Jobn W. Curtis. 10—Philip Miles. 2—James Young. 4—James Barr. 20—Philip Hutey, 18—Michaei Borland. 6—Thomas W. Quinn, 9—Joba W. Oaktord. 1—James Marsbail. 2—Robert J Finley. 18—Wm. eon, 8—Jobn T. O'Neil. 20—Casper Andes. 21—Thomas Bradburn. 7—Thomas J. Wallace. 18—Kobert McNally. *9—Michael Coggins. 5—Benjamin E. Hickok. a Soe raoer. njemia Simpeon, 2—Jonn Devin. 2—John Hanretty. 10—James McHenry. 14—Wm. Hays. 7—Jobn R, Flynn. 4—Barnard McPartin, 1—Hugh Gillespie. 7—Dcuuis Murphy. 10—Robert C. Campbell. 20—Thomas Cainen. 2—Tbaddeus L. Lewis. lames Logue. 2—Wm. Nammack. 1—Thomas Breen. 4—Wnm. strect. 20—alex. McUallcoy. 16—Peter O'Neil. 10—Dennis Gailaghan, 19—Dennis Tieray. 7—John Callory, sr. #2—Thomas Bean, -Kobert McGowan, Blauvelt. 2—Philltp T. Hannayan. 1—Jomes Sullivan, 1—Jonn Fitageraid. 4—Timothy Harley. 20—Lewis Demoulins. 20—Jobn E. Eiliott, 4—Thomas Sullivan, 4—Michae: Wogan. Thomas Haitpicaroy, 19—Jame- Cowley. 18—Patrick Fiood. 1—James Doanovan, 1—Patrick Barry. Ww—Win. Griffiur. —Patrick Busk. Adam Weyinan, It—John MeIntyre. i—shobae! MeCann.+ 1¢—T'comas Houston. 1—Frederick Seger. Vi—Andrew Mulligan, Lernard D. Campbell. Vi—Anthony Hoess, 4—Dennis MeGuire. 6—Dennis MeCouley. 4—Thomas Casey. 1¢—Francis B. Kinna, 4—Patrick Murphy. o—Wm, P. Paulscraft, james Sadier: 5—Robt. G. Wateon. 1i—Francis Creamer. 19—Pever Schlosser. 16—David Lindsay. 20—Patrick Toole, 18—Malachi Keily. 16—Wm. Greig. 4—Arbur McManus, 6—James Tucker. 12—Jobn McQuade, 9—Jobo L Van Wart. 6—Jobn Barrett. 22—John Crook. 13—Poiltip Zeiger. 13—Bernard Eng: rman, 32—John J. Fitzgerald. 12—Wm White, 7—Kdward Letts. 21—Jobo Dunphrey. 19—Thomas Maxham. 18—Andrew Cassidy. 20—James Oabre. 18—Benjamin Hollick, 22—Wm, diountjoy. 6—John T. Havenry. 15—H_ B. Asherton. 8—Michael Doran, 1—Jobn Daiton. 14—Richard Lee, 4—vatrick Holden. 16—Peter Daily. 8—Jobn Cratt. 6—Taomas Meechan, 10—Charies A. Howe. 6—Kdward A. Baker. 7—Jonn Caltery. 3—Patrick 20—Jobn Mull i—Jona Tab 16—John Maligan. 16—James E. Randolph, 2—Joseph H. Rice, 20—-Lawrence Harry. 14—Wm. F. Snifen, 6—Thomas Quinn. 1s—Jobn Struck. ter Dijo.nes. bn Reed. %—Jobn W. Bennett, i—John J. Blair. 1, hn Brougham. ephen Callaghan, J. Bamfleid. 2—Ricbard Rely. —Hiol Bassford. M—Tbomus Doyle. 4--John Witts. 10—James Wade, 1—Andrew Hawley. 6—Jobn Bradley, 1—Wm. Wateon, 1i—Thomas P. Somervilie, james Katigan, 19—John MeGuire, 4—Cornejius Sullivan. 17—Hogh P. Movahan, 4—Patrick Prendergrast. 2—Johu J. Muiloney. 16—Stepben Mani 2—Francis Caden, 20—Josepr Leat. 18—Keward B. Brush, ‘11—Thfmnas KR. 5 11—Alexander Robb. 6—Pever Riley. 13—Owen Daly. 22—Thomas Martin. 2—Patrick McMahon. 20—John Dugan 8—Daniel Linn, 7—F, Buckiey. iv—Francia J, Twomey.* 6—Peter L. Fartoy. 14—Francis Kraft, Thomas Daly. chal MoGrath, ‘1s—Alexander J. i . 19—Charies Thies. <i 14—Hogh Kerney. 10—Johu T. Horton, 2i—Hogh MoCabe. 4—Ricbard B. Aolland, 20—Mathew MoConnoll, 20—Patrick MeCapn. 18—George W. Concklin. 1—Stiek ior Morrison. 19—James Malone, 11—Thomas Sickels. 5—Joseph T. Webster. 2—Neti Kouy, 11—Samuel P. Spica, 14—James McCune. ¢—Alouzo B ny. 16~Herrison Biilany, M—llepry Meyer. 3—Jode Lin. i—Jawmes Burke. 18—Win. Hichman, 11—Jobn N. Corneil. L—Alsun Royen, 3—Jonn Clark. 8—lichard Burke. $—Jobn H. €—Thomas W. Q al 20—James Sneridan, 7—John R. Fiynn. 6—Eunis Gereyhty. 18—andrew Hib 2u—Cornelue O'Conner. 19—Dernard Morriecey, 8—James P. Gaiiaher, 18—James Armatrong. 7 George 8, Burras. 7—Wm. Loughran. 7—Jobn B. Town. j—Timothy Collings. 10—B. B. Roscaberge. 20—Ciemens Hieny. 4—Richard Moore. 22— Michael Kelly. §—Joun L. Heary. {—Joremah J, Sullivan, 4—Noil Duily. —Jonu Seman. 2—Henry O'Brien. M1—Bonjiaio Domilt, 13—Donnis Harley. 18—Wm, Broderick, Michael Saush, 1i—Jobn N, tioffman, 4—Jumes Durney, 1—Kdward Murphy. 4—ihomas Sullivan, Pomp Farley $—S. Hasbreoke, surgoon, i—Joho W, Austia. 7—Wm. Dougherty. i—Jobn P. 18—Patrick Coffey, 1—Jionry Brien. remained in the building, viz;—Commissioners Nye, Sul. wan and Stranaban, when, as nar as can be stated from memory, the following conversation enwnod:— > 94 Rerokren— Messrs. Commissioners, the membors of the press, the representatives of the Geveral Nyx—(interrupting)—And congervators of tho peace. (Lavghter.) Rerortex—-(continuing)—Are anxious to know, on be. haif of tie peopio, what the Police Jommissioners propose to do with the men who are today reporting for duty, claiming to be still members of te force. General Nyz—Weh, I can answer that queation ina mi- nute—we don’t propose to do anytuing with tavm. ReporteR—Bot aro they not eutitied to be reinstated under this decision of the Court? General Nye—We do not understand the Court to have decided more than one case. Wo have vot yet revived a notice of judgment. When we get taat woe shail know what to do. Reportsr—Are we to understand, tea, that you intend to put every one of the old force to the samy trouble and expepee a8 Mr. McOune has been, to get reinatated ? Gen. Nyk—Of course each particular case will be governed by its own merit ‘ ‘eats ‘Then you don’t propose to men ‘back in @ batch? Gen. Nre—Well, I guess not. Rarortxn—I suppose there will be no doubt about Mr. McCune’s going back under the decision in his case? Gen. Nye (with teristic and most knowing ‘wink)—Won’t there, eb? Mr. SrRaNaHAN—I guess they hadn’t better try apy uni- forms quite yet. I think you may put it down as certain tbat those men who have not been legally be forthwith tried properly. ‘RevoRTER—But will not that be an admission that they are still members of the force? Gen. Nyg—Then there will come up the question whetber tbey have been in other business. Reroxrzr—How can that make any difference, if they have not been dismissed properly? Gen. Nyz—I guess a man who has been drawing a good salary from the Custom House won't be likely to get pay policeman. Kevor1xR—Has the Board taken apy decided action on the subject? Gen, Nyg—I have already told you that the Board will take counsel in the matter, and be governed by that, We are to meet apd come to a conclusion yet. Rerorter—The public would be interested in your dis- cussion of the quegtion; you ought to admit the members of the press. Gen. Nyk—We shan’t do anything of importance, and you are welsome to come and ace us to morrow. Reroxier—That is just what we compiain of. You al- low us in when you do notbing of importance, but when you do anything worth reporting you keep us out. One thing we tiked Mayor Wood for was because he wanted open sessions. Mr. SrRaNAHAN—But you neyer knew he was the first man to try to Keep you out. Mr, Snisan—Auother question of importance may be, whether the Metropolitan Police district can be legally re- gpontible for the pay of these municipal men. Mr. StRaNanan—Yes, there are a number of questions which will arise which make all the cases different and requiring separate consideration. From this point the conversation became desultory, and the reporters soon after retired. It is stated tbat the old police bave taken measures to place an injunction on the pay of the Metropoiitans, in order to secure their own back pay. “anaber rumor states that ono legal firm, which has cbarge of # large number of these cases, if the back pay of ali the men ie recovered, will net the nice little sum of $100,000, a8 a per centege previously agreed upon for its Jegal services, 1D Case ot success. From the staiement of the Commissioners, it appears to be their evident determination to contest the reinstalment of the old force to the fulleat extent, aud in addition to the million dollars of back pay, itis not at all improbable that the city may have to pay a heavy Dill of costs for law suits. ‘The end fs not yet. So much for stupid alba- ny legislation, usurping the control of municipal affairs. wil City Politics. ‘The Tammany Hall and Mozart Hail General Committocs: held their regular monthly meetings last night. At Tam- many Hall a long preamble and resolutions were presented by Wm. D. Kennedy, of tho Ninth ward, and adopted by the committee, denouncing the legislative interference in the local affairs of the city, and undermining civic rights and curtailing mupictpai privileges, with a yiew finaily to deprive the citizens of ail practical voice in the coutrol and direction of their immediate aifairs, The committee approved of the decision of the highest tribunul in the State in condemning the action of the repabli- can Police Commissioners, which they hail as the first assured promise of a bright and glorious dawn, aftor along nightmare of oppression, They congratulate the Municipal Police of this city, in tho recent juaicial decision in their favor, and agreed’ to publish 100,000 copies of Senator Frank Spinola’s report ou the working of the Metropolitan Police Commission, for distribution tirough- out the city and State as the best comment on the infa- mies to which partisan legisiation can give birth. Taey denounce the proposed smendments to the city charter, and resolved tnat if these outrages be continued and redress refused, the people will be com- pelled, with reluctanes, to fall back upon their natural rights, and appeal to tho senso of justice throughout the country to wustain them in resorting to the ouly meats lett for the vindication of their franchises. They congratulate the citizens of Brooklyn on their recent victory over the local representatives of this tyrannical and rapacious power. The closing resolution empowers the Committee on Organization to call a great mass mect- jog Of citizens, irrespective of party, protest against intringements on municipal rights. The Mozart Hall com- mittee adopted similar resolutions, ‘Tho Tammany Society held a epecial meeting last nigh!, and initiated General Joseph Lane, United States Senator from Oregon, a member of their body. A large attendance of the members was prosont, and the proceedings were unusually interestin; Court Caiendar= Day. BcrxewE Covnt—Cirowit.—Part 1.—Nos, 686, 1199, 1403, 1404, 1607, 170, 1899, 1990, 2008, 2065, 2099, 21037 2104, 2105, 2106," 2220,’ 2301, 2669, 2670, 2663, 2664; 2881, 2060, S007; 3017, 3196, 3363, 3384, 3380, 2408, 8415, 9426, 8603,’ 3703,” Part ’2.—Nos. 530, 1162, 1158) 1160, 1164, 1168, 1172, 1174, 1176, 1182, 11s4, 1186, 1188, 1196, 1192, 1194, 1196,’ 1198! Part 3.—Nos, 1278, 1275, 1277, 1279, 1281, 1283, 12864, 1287, 1291, 3293, 1296, 1297, 1299, 1301, 1303, 1800, 1811, 1818, 1816, 1317, aPeeial ‘Term,—-Nos. 101 to 113, 116 to 118 to 120, 122, Common Prmis.—Part 1.—Nos. 865, 813, 915, 916, 918, 919, 920, B21, 697, 997, 999, M40, O42, O43, O44. Part 2—Nos.’ 4, 911, 922, 923, 945, 926, 927, 928, 919, 980, 993, 936, Guo, O64, 813, SurRRIOR 1120, 1180, Counr!—Nos, 17, 41, 49, 62, 64, 68, 08, 62, 90, M4, 190, 132, 130, 184, 1s, 138; 17, 140. 146,'147, Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical wand to Order. heey, racer. lxetruments for a. Dr. Kennedy wit be his Office, No. Tlourton street, (under the Smithionian,) during Toosiay, venday, Thurwday and Friday of this week. All « bo a: pitictad with acrorntn, oF any digease of the Sain, are requootod. Holloway’s Ointment and Pilis, subjected to the test of public opinion and public trial for over 30 years, have now the verdict, universally acknowledged the oaly re- pple jeats in existence. Manulactury, 50 Maiden Barry's ‘Tricopherous 1s the Best and sheapest article for dressing, beautifying, clesning, curl resocyng and reatoring te ba alee sy ie aby New Play, called “Buy your Hat of WHITE,” will be performed every day ai 216 Broadwaz, der Sarnum's Museum. Tune of « Willie We Have Missed You.” Q! White, we have “missed you;”” Welcome! “welcome home!” The originat WHITE can be ween at 216 Broadway, under jum’s Museum, «“Genin’s 507 Style”—A Beaver Felt Hat of surpassing elogance. GENIN, 507 Broadway. Geo, Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor Strop. jie iOS SNR ALE" Reva eee penta throughout tho tity. turers, New Photographic and Fine Art Ce 2 oll md F. Y¥. S.—Im) French Yoke Shirts, a neve Sas to order and warranted to fit; at BALLO! sole manufacturers, 409 Broadway, McLaughlin’s Improved French Yoke iin sendy masse oc seade ta mieaaarh, st the old stand, 269 Greenwich street, corner of Murra; ‘To Californians. If every man, worar; and child about to sail in the Californt steamer io day, at 2 o’clock, will call before sailing at tbe office of the Delano’ Life Preserving ‘and Vest Company, 255 Broadway, they can be, at a merely nomioal cost, eupplied ia 8 few minutes with any article of lite preserving garment they fancy. ° With one of these garments the wearer—no mat eafe upon the wildest wreck, and at less than one mipuis’s warning. ‘They are worn constantly, without incon- veoivvee, and are aLWays Reavy. Orders are large tor the ‘Moses Taylor, but the company is ready for as many more, Care Your h.—25 Cents. 113 Third avenue, near Fourteenth street, E body Should Secure a Phrenological examination at POWLER & WALLS’, 308 Broadway, to learn their talents, defects and propér occupation. Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, 10. 495 way, New’ York. We have ove of GROVER & BAKiS in our owa family, | and we mustaay, in justice to the manufscturers, that it is ad ‘good as it was represented to be.~ N.Y. 1#2ger, apru 2. Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, Office 506 Broadway, N. ¥. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Brosdway, corner Murray at., NY, A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar.—Al ten pounds coffee for $1, a: CHBISTIANBON’S, No. Chambers street, Impostors are Offering what they Repre= sent it be Obaries! London Cordial Gla, for sale by the gation ‘The genuine 89id Only in quart and pint boules, and vy all druggists and grocers. Depot 40 Broadway. The best Spring Bed In Existence—(Howe’s elliptic), ut from $6 to $5, wt 378 Broadway. Cail and see it, Grandjean’s New Improvement Again on the buman halr—Interesting consultation; prevents baldness, gray bair; Warranted, 60 Twelfth strect, corner Broadway. | #, Black or Brow: sold at 399 Broadway, and Hi's Hair Dye, 50 cei Depot No, 1 Barclay street. Also all druggists. Botchelor’s Hoir Dye, Wigs and Tow the best in the world, surpsaring all made, Sold and app! al the manumotory, 233 Broaaway. Maravilla. Maravilla. MABAVILLA, TO EVERYBODY AFFLICTED WITH BALDNESS, TO EVERYBODY TROUBLED BY DANDRUFF. EVERYBODY ANNOYED BY THEIR HAIR ” FALLING OUT. } 10 EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE, Married. Becn—Pivwr.—On Thursday, April 7, by the Rev. Henry W. Beecher, Grorar Back to Mrs, Jou M. Puome, both of the city of Brooklyn. | Ganay—Wemerex.—On Sunday, April 3, by Judge Brea- nap, Mr. Samvrt Garay, of Califuroia, to Miss ‘Weoster, of New York. SEMoN—JACcOMsON.—On Wodnesday, April 6, at tho resl- dence of Mr. 8. L. Philips, by the Rev. Mr. Do Leaur, | Simon H, Semon to Miss Hannan Jaconson, of Richmond, } Va. orton and Richmond papers please copy. Wattox—Fowiar.—On perey 5 April 6, at the reat dence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Edward 0. Fingg, Aurrap 1. ane Mania Louisa, eldest daughter of Abrabam Fowler, Eaq., all of this city. Dxway.—At Harlem, on Wednesday morning, April 6, Mr, Nathaniel Dewey need 6s youre”, pe His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fune- ral, from his lato residence, 127th street, this (Fnaay) morning, at eleven o'clock. Ais remains will be taken to Southport, Conn. , for te Forerr.—In Brooklyn, on Thuraday, April 7, Wituam C. age. Fowern, in the 27th year of his ‘The relatives and Iriends of the family are lly invited to attend his fuperal, from his late residence, No. 10 Douglas street, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at twoo'clock. His remains will be taken to Padson, N. for interment, tuchet and Boston papers please copy. @—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 7, T.cMax tere the . Luke’s church, Clinton vente, on Sanday afternoon, at t#o o'clock, His remaina will be token to Greenwood Com tory for interment. Os Thnreday, Aprii7, MARY, daughter of Oberle: and Mary Hudeon, agod 48 moouns, ‘The friones of the family are invited to attead the fage- | prmance CLOORS, 112 Madison street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in- terment. 1O THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. You will oblige me by contradicting the notice of my death, R. J. Curtis, which appeared in your paper yester- day; it bas been inserted by some malicious sevuudrel. R. J. CURTIS. New Yorx, 40 Fulton street, April 7, 1859. MISCELLANEOUS. J. BLEROKER, SON & CO. WILL GIVE THEIR ‘personal atentlon to the sales of furniture, a enigence of parties dealrous of selling or at teur gales: rooms, No.9 Pine street, near Broadway. T JONES, 10 ANN #TREUT—§3 50 CONGRESS SHORE AL” cnc'puncra: $4 00 French calf Gress boda, spring sre, only in Broadway, corner of Duane strest. NEW ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR. PHALON & SON'S COCOINE Beale fo cen; 3% conta. Inquire for on Coe WARE OF OOUNTERFEITS, TENTH Nolicted to the prices of English CARPETINGS, Imported for spring olty trade— Gilelotba 3 At HibaM ANDEKSON’S, 99 Bowery. RT4 WOKKS—PORTRAITS OF MAN AND BRAST, , Money and Our Money God. Ifa house s worth $20,005 wt & poor man worl jncation is wor ect wel aewaee what kind of # house should poor, reamed, poverty stricken beggars live in when rerts are $5. num! Ifa poor man crowda through life and gets to Von, where, shou'd # rich man go too, HULMES’ photographs of poy . trate the Hberty and equaiity of men’s condition, at PEVSSELS CARPETS—75 CENTS PER YARD. new . CROSSLEY'S IMPKOVKD KLECTROTYPED BRUSSELS. ‘Warranted to wear «s well as any tapestry Brussels, Warranted fast colors, Warranted to look as well as any other Brussols, Warraniea to bete cent eb to the consumer than any other carpet, Cull and see them. Price Ga. G. 8. HUMPHREY & CO., 624 Broadway, Opposite St, Nichola Hotel. BRcaTEs, DAMASES, LACK AND MUSLIN CUR tains. — Wholesale and retail. KLYING, MASON & HATFIELD, S45 Broadway, USINESS IN RUROPE. a thorough business man, who is going to, Europe, oftera ne er vices to those having business there Addresa Europe, box 161 Leraid office. fi BUNIONS, NAILS FENBTRATING THR ORAS, J flesh. cured withoul pain, so t! boot can be worm {mediately after the operation without the least {acomve- alence to the patiens, by Dr ZaACK4hin, aur ‘chirepe- ist, 700 Broadway. Betars te the Physician's anf surgeons et e city, (DORMS, BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE NATIS TREATED J by the only safe and sneceusful method kaowu.—For ex- tractivg cons 60 cents 10 $1 each, bunions and patie $l w $3. LITTLEFIELD & WESTERVELT, Chiropodists, 516 Broadway, opposite St. Niclolas Hotel. DATE MARTING JAPAN BUACKING —THIS CELE. brated composition, which bas maintained its pre emt- uence for over half ceutnry, produces & mosi bri liant jet ck, fully equal to the highest Japan varnish; affords pecu- iiar nourishment {o the leather, and will not soll the faost iren, Itean be had of ai! grocers la town and country, at re- tuil, aad ae wholesale (only) of the manufacturers’ agext, G. G. YVBLIN, 217 Fulion street. (KENCH GaS ¥IXTURES, his REDUCTION IN PRIOBS. ‘The subsoriber, previous to remov' ng to 623 Brosdway, ia sto ata liberal dlagount, wd dneed H. DARDONVILLR, 445 Broadway. BRONZSS, MECRANIOAL LAMPS, 4c, (at redvoed prices, on acoouDt of removing to 683 Brosé H. DaBDON VILLE, 445 Broadway, ADTE®’ GAITER BOOIS FROM TWELVE SHILLINGS 4 to twenty sulllinga; slippers, ties aod buakins Gs. to 10s. er pair, with Coys’, wad Infante’ boots and shoes of all ‘anda and prises, Laciea, patronion J.B. MILLER & 00., Canal street. EDIARD'S MORNING CALL—TRE GREAT DYSPE?. 4 aia remedy. “Tis a pleasant ¢rink The Morning Call ts for sale at the principal hotels and bare througbout the United States, and at the depot, 57 South Wil Hem street. ENTAL OR PHYSICAL DSBILITY, NEURALGIA, nervous headache, rhengratiem, reatleasnens, or Kay uer’ aieotion instaprly relieved and permaneotly cured by our nervous antidote. If it does not we'll refund the money. PYNE & OO., Sole Proprietors, 109 Nassau street, N. Y.,/and Hayes, srooklyn, CULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, EMEDY IN THE WHOLE WORLD. RM TO EATRRMINATE: motha, moaquitoes, amt ‘and i ONK MONTH. 60,000 BOAKS SOLD LN For sale from 25 conte t $1, by the proprieior, JOSRPS MEY Eb, practical 612 Rroadway, corner of Houstoe et. General agen. FREDERIOK VY, RUSHTON, {0 ‘Astor House, and 4i7 Broadway. drugaiat, O* THE DINING TABLE. Some families are diaconiinuing the use of a caster and putetitiing a eruet of Lea & Perkins? Woi R»* ‘These, according to the Medics ithly Review, were tho ‘words nsed by Dr. Mott, of New York, ine Green and Whit- ney controversy. Let th # cancid avowal be remembered. It is a coutession that even the Napoleons of the profesdon do some’imes sepd oeople int eternidy. Should not such an ad misefon induce the lag peopie to abandon a sysiem through which murderous mistakes are Liable 10 occur, for mathods of cre founded, upon, sold and real setentie‘priacioles, aad w vache: ways duce tame Tesulta. RADWAY'Sthrve remedies ke Hendy Rolle’ the [egulaung pills and te Keavlvent—oaseas curadve pro- rtjes that are inestimable and invariabio, “Trey eure every ly who resorts lo (bem in lane; hill . From all points cf the compaes we Lear of he most astonishing cares of billous fever, tnlermitient fever, nervous (ever, typhold fever, and all divease, eauaed by malaria, under the operation ol hadway's Kea iy hehef aud Kadway's Kegulating pills. One case te butthe dupiicate of another, These medicines act with “THAVE tb semg! ENOUGH.” @ precision xnd uniformity which that they are positive lute antidotes, agaist wire uo lorm of fever oan headway Surely this ig a great and btherto unat- h of genuine medical science, ‘There ‘# no pain Bo #xornotating, either rheumatio, cht oF «Lropie, but that ia iastantly mitigated by the Senay Kolief, You cannot be aick, you will ruffer from oo pain, Aches or olher iotrmities f you wil use Kadway's Ready Ke: Hat and Regulning pills, Price of these remedies are 25 ceuts, 09 conts Ana di per be Wa por Dox yy 62 Fulton street, %, ¥., A ay wy And aokt by druggias geacrally, SEWING MAVHINES.— ALL PRBUNS WHO SS ‘been tndnved to. buy sowing tachioes which wil net pee form the work that purchasers exp.cted them todo, are. formed that Btnger’s machines never tall to do any kind No ove ie ted io werk, Noone loves OrEnGa 4 00. ise Bendwag. INGER’S SEWING MACHINES. 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REE NEW BOOKS Ate ROTHERS, 827 10.835 Pearl street (?ranklin square), PUBLISH THIS MORNING, 1 MORE ABOUT JESUS, BY THE AUTHOR OF “THE PREF OF Day,” “READING WITHOUR Tans,” Frc.s WITH ULESTRATIONS AND A MAP. juare 410, muslin, gi.t, 6) cents, “Tell me more about Jesus,” is ike request that would more frequently be heard if parents and teachers would take the Pains to make what they teil the children interesitog; and thie may easily be gone Ly mesne of ihe maay apoliauces reach * map of the boly Lend anda plan of Jerusalem, with ® few prints wi!l always ens‘le the intel Igent eeuior $9 ake hie. n agreeable to the juniors. The author jude for the work tm but in none more, series of 8 Sbout two pages long, embracing the whole of the events ia the life of our blessed Lord, told in a plain, simple sty ited to the capacities of childrenof seven or eight years age. But, better still, ail rood children’s books are good tor acults; wn thie "will’be found rquaily useful w put iota the hanos of very ignorant grown up people, who may from this learn (ue wory of mau's redewption in an intelligent manner. of tbe lesgons are Llustreved wish cuts of the places men- Hroadwag, toned, Big THE ROMANOF. AND ITS HERO. By THe AUTHON OF “MAGDALEN STAFFORD,” 12mo.. musim, $1 An interesting story.—|condoo athenaeum, ‘The story ie 0) # young girl living ‘a « dream, with one high+ minded loging realized ina maauer far uulike her visious, ach of the principal characters 18 bighly finieaed; the “hero = made to grow Upos us most artistically —{Moathiy acke It. THE Lif—E OF NORTH AMERiVAN INSECTS. BY 8. Jaecen, Lato Professor of Zoology and iSuiauy in the College of New Jersey, Assisted by H. U, Pieszon, MD. With nomerous il ustravion From apesinens ia the caurnet of ibe author, mo work 2B j,mualio, SU \¢ present work is the fruit of eutomologtoal fn pursued by the author for many years darog ects iravels in Burope, Agia, and on this continent—and is acowm- Penied ty a thorough examination of all tae works publicbed Ou the subject in the various Kuropean laoguages. No. brane of Natural History deserves a more careful and thorough #tudy than the clasa of insecta, because none 18 more aboapd i» use or Injury to man—none presets so great diverai:y of oo- eu and so msny grades of society. ‘ihe »tady and know- £6 of the companions tbat Swarm eround us on every Wee ‘ano flower, in the air about and on the earth beneath am, must be important und tateresting to every one, of whatever mental capaetty or taste. snd it has deen very generally so consicered, for tae rich and poor, leitered and ani tbe statesman and philos mber, manufacturer aod merchant, ' bencman and borticuliurist, clergyman and physich oiten tase this study whe pFloctpal occupation of Weir folmare our Being p lee ant towter et Shree ure aided brief Gotes oa farm. crops, witha, ith several hundred ittuetrsaions. idence rules for the culture of vegetables, wrutts, bery. To whi table of thelr average product and chemical coustitusnts, Alexander Waigon. Wi musin, $150, ADAM BEOR. 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