The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1859, Page 7

I . - 1 Political Intelligence. Gro: SaunderW Metallic Tablet Rasor Our Utah Correspondence, \ umd. —At the.commencement of the canvans in Vir. | Thi tnlmliable a, momar opens manuteo- Gnuar Sau Lane Orrv, April 9, 1880, ihe two candidates ‘or Governor wore stumping | warts spec nos Sail aBRhS oct aster Howe endo ae uige Cra ebavgh's out Atjourned—The Militar, Bai } pp ist evsan soy, risoners in Oustody— Utah Law and Justico—A Gentile’s Opinion of Gover? Cumming and the Judgea—The Way Elections are Con- ducted in Utah, Be. On Monday last Judge Cradlebaugh adjourned his court fcom Provo, and simultaneously with said adjou/nment athe soldiors in the city and vicinity struck thei ton’s and took up their line of march. The regiment, which bid Deen encamped three miles distant from the city, wih their band in frovt and gaily playing, marched into and ‘throug the city, countermarched, and the company al- ready in the city, with the prisoners iu charge, fell in line un mid-ranks, and all marched out and toward Camp Floyd io five style und conduct, displaying their perfect Grill and command, without ‘‘awing, terrifying or intimi- dating” any of the loyal citizens of Provo, for whom the residents of this city and his Excellency felt so much Woncern. And, it is said, that as tho military retired from ‘he city, persons supposed to be guilty, who had fled, wot through fear of the court and its escort, but of re- ceiving their just dezerts at its hands, wore seon deacend- ing from the mouniaing and returning to the city, ‘Thus closed # session of the United States District Court which, for combined opposition from citizcns interested, Yor ecciesiastical restraint of testimony, for jurymen ut derly disregarding the solemnity and bonds of their oaths for 80 whulesaie an implication of communities and ‘wor. ties” tm bighhanded and capital offences, tor 1 Eng @ovelopements and failure of con’ for the intre- Pidity and commendadie yet futile offorts of its otfers, shwarted as they were at almost every step, not ouly by raed, but by the Governor of the Territory in ‘en uncatied for “protest,”’ stands ae in the pith ‘of our country’s judiciary; yoo, in the annals of any age within our kapwindee, Four persons—Darfee, Bartholomew and two others— were retained prisoners, and conducted by the soldiery to Camp Floyd to await » future fair and final trial. Judge C, contemplates sitting as committing magistrate at the above post until the arrival of the “Chieti Justice, Judgo rie ‘to whom he will curn over the results of hia taves- jobs and bis commitwents for due consideration. re are many more yebat large who are parties in full to these Ps Pg of nea, women and children by the Reore aud even hundred. Acoufession bas been made by one of the prisoners; and seven of those selecter by the Probate Court (wocording w the late act of tae Legislature) ‘88 honorable men to werve onthe Grand Jury are involyed, and some have their hands imbued wita tanocent biood, and tue end ts not yet. Br Johnson looras up plainly as the chief counsellor and inetyator of these horrible buicheries, Gruly, these devetopme almost overwhelm the creda. Uty of American citizeas; yet, such crimes are perpd- trated on American soll, uch criminals ran at large in American provinees, and American oflicisis are unubie to prevent enid crimes, and American courts deterred from Convictng said crimtonis, And all this crime, theso ‘criminals, this detriment aad opposition to the udinintstra- tion of justico, are carried on, screened and sustained oy an ecclesiastical compination under the cloak of religioa, and claiming to be loyal american citizens. ‘As farther proof of tho inhumanity pertaining to this Cistrict, we will mention the murder of two innocent ehiiren subsequently tw the murder of their parents, imply because, in their childish Simplicity, they ex > reseed @ knowledre of their weer >= “old, ono of those “rescued from thi gaat “nine Sierhngg (6 Mountain Moa | stavine 4-9 ~» 14 000 Of the southern villages, where he dime resided, where the cattle ise, wren ‘or’ ye.ded vpon Yhe surrounding commons wore drivea in one event”: #24 among them she ized a cow formerly ‘el ig nw” Der parents, and, childlike, cried out, “Phera’s pape’s cow,” act 90 op to her, calling her by name, ‘whilst the ‘animal gee" to know her former careseer. ‘Yet titis childish outburay of feeling and recognition proved her own death kuell; for tlist lite child has gone the way of her parente—to a bloody grave—as she Kaew too much. ‘Whe othor instance was that of a smail buy named Jones, whose motber and brother bad been murdered; and be cause he said once to some playmates that he know who bot his kin and would tell it when the army arrived, he too has gone under. Was ever cruelty 20 cruelized—crime #0 criminal? Yet a Governor appointed by the United States government to administer and execute its Jaws, protect its citizens, and aid its jud ciary in its proper functions, allows nimsclt to be befogged by priestoraft and tracuoed by the syoophantic satellites thereof into pro testing againet the coort, and intorposing his autnority to cripple, if not defeat tho ends of justice. His protest was joyfully received by the faithful at the time it appeared: ‘yet iv hag loft ite savor, even among them, especially the residents of tho district for which it was put out; for we Jearn that the citizens cf Provo and vicinity were not “awed and intimidated” by the presence of the soldiery; on the contrary, they were well satistied and beneiitted, ‘a8 about $10,000 in good cash was spent among them, and if a vot had beeu taken by the citizens on the departure of the military and acjournment of the court, two-thirds ‘of them, at leett, woukl have appreved and commended the conrse and presence of the court and army, as many of them are honest minded and have just had their eyes Opened to the iniquities of their leaders and fellow sainte, and they express @ desire to have these matters properly fettled, now that they bave been revealed. Great credit is due, from the American citizens at large, to Juages Sinclair and Cradlebaugh for their indefatigable and uncompromising efforts to bring these crimes to light, and their offenders to justice, as well as to T. 8. Williams, Esq, eblef prosecuting ‘attorney in the late session ot the Second Diatrict Court, whilst the appointed officer, Mr. Wilson, like the Governor, has, weare told, wed hntmeeli considerably “mixed.” 1 Snouta Judge is follow the fame upwarericg policy, which none here doubt but he will, seh may #00n expect to have Utab shorn of its evils and’ pr viewed by the government, On Fiouday last was held the municipal election of this pA au peek ng in ite way and ap exception to all others ia blic of voters. Four days beforehand the ob- cathe ne conid descry written notices, in soveral places, of the coming event, yet oo announcements through ‘the Press, no Dominations, no opposition, that we could per- -oive, but the day and hour atole ag quietly upon us “as the thief at night.’ Voters went br the polls and found B written list of nominations and voted them without query or dissent. Truiy, @ quiet, yet we fear an unchosen metbod of enjoying 1e elective franchise, The secret, gnultum én parvo, \iesin a putabell. Thecharch nominates, the church elects, or the same thing, its satellites follow its dictates. No opposition, no rival candidates, no elec- tioneering—consequentty ry fow vote. There was once an op- sporition ticket, without the knowledge or consent of the church, and said opposition being a little active, outnum- Dered the nomival votera, when the President sent for the elected, and Caudied bim into a res'gaation, and the church: ‘nominee revei zed the office, since which none dare cisrcbanaize trains from California, for Radford, Cabot &. and Sloan & Co., have arrived this week, and their =a his, being adapted tw the wants, are causing the Saints toebelt out. “Other trains are expected in next week. ‘The back Eastern mails arrived on Tuesday last, having ‘Deen ceiayed at the South Plate by high ‘waters. The California mail, as usual, has arrived inside of schedule time. Our Minnesota Correspondence. Sioux Acgncy, Muvyxsora, March 14, 1859. ‘More Frovbles in the Spirit Lake Country—Return of Ink Padwah’s Band—Failure of the Buffalo along the Valley Of the Missouri—Sufferings of the Indians—UComfortable Condition of the Annuity Indians, dc., &c. A portion of Ink Padutah’s band of outlaws have re- turned to the Spirit Lake country, and although thoy have aot a8 yet committed any depredations, their presence apreade terror among the settlements. Report says that come of the Indians were captured by the whites, and made known the plans of the former for ‘an indiscriminate destruction of every setticr east of the Sioux river during the early partof next summer. The pettiors are fortifying themselves, and a volunteer compa- ny bas boon stationed ta tho vicinity by the Governor of Jowa. This report may of may not be true, but tho set. fiements will undoubted'y be harrassed >y fears of attact froin those marauders, as long as tay are allowed to roat over the country unmolested. They should be taken and “punished, as the enormity of their slaughter of the set- flers, regardless of agedr sex, richly deserves, and as the honor and integrity of our government demand. Some of the annuity Sioux went to the Missouri last fall Zor the purpose of hauting the buffalo during the winte ‘They returned a few Avenged since in a most dapiorable con. dition, Tho buffalo has entirely failed along the vaey of the Missouri, and the lod encamped there have wuf- fered extremely for wan! of the past winter. The Indians that have returned are reduced to skele- ons, and several of the partiy died on the road home from exhaustion, Too Missouri {ndians had subsisted for some two months upon horse and dog m: but the supply was exhausted, and death from starval appeared to be the Jnevitahle fate of the Indians on the Mtesouri, unless they } Bhould obtain buffaio soon. It is also reported that the Cutheads and Upper See- oetons, who aro passing the winter somewhere near the tread of the James river, be suffered severely, owing to the scarcity of buffalo.’ They, too, have been reduced to a subsistence upon horse and dog meat. Hlow very different the condition of these Indians when wfompared with the ber in the valley of tho Minnesota. Here the wiss policy adopted by the officers of the Indian Gepartment is rapidly transforming the annuity Sioux = hunters, dependont upon the chase and subject rivations: consequent uj & scarcity of game, to er fortable farmers, who find in the fertility of the and their own exertions in its cultivation a means of Bistence which places them above tho probability o want, and leads to an indopendence of eharacter en- mobling in ite tendency and gratifying to every true phi- Ses 16 improvement perceptible in theso Indians can onl: be realized by who have had an opporiaaliy-er swratobing its Progress during the past year. A large num- er havo put om the dress, and with rf has e nested the pt habits erithe the’ Smite Man. The condition of women has been much Improved, tho men taking pon themselves the outdoor work, and restricting the Soon — the women to the indoor arrangements of their Much has been effected when an Indian has boen in. duced to oxchango his teo-pee for a house, and his share In the cultivation of the public field for a separate tract tbe can cultivate free from hy rat agen or molestation. ‘This is the step, y be exempiitied b; the fact that every Indian hy ‘subattted to hate his ‘out Inst fall by Superintendent Cullen bad been provided with a Bowes ‘and cultivated a field of his owa, discon: nected with the public = of hig band. a. Se tana well aware of the influence houses have upon the Indians, and there- on the ‘Te mills are employed in getting out frames for —_ lumber for fencing, preparatory to the spring ‘The school at this place has flourishod finely during the ‘wintor. Mr. Robertson, the teachor, has had all the fob. Jars ho cou'd attond to, and the progress of the ohildrea fn learning tho English has been vary aatisfastory, In ‘writing, I believe, Indian children with the same adyan- tages will excel white children. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY time - ~ the democratic nominee, before Sas tet ears eae me give up, Mr Montagns the demacraio candiaale Lieutenant Guvernor, took , ls place, and during a few dis- cussions held bis own very »,"!!, but he, too, fell sick last week, and Mr. Goggitt is now lef ™ pursue the canvass alone, At last accounts he was im a°omac, A CortmrLarey Union in Iutmvow.—-Tho Douglas and anti Dougias democratic journals of Ilinois ate growing fraternal. The Chicago Herald, the leading ant Dougie Paper of the State, declares that if Mr. Douglas is nomi- nated for President ut Charleston, it (the Herald) will support him with all its might. It adds that‘‘no true democrat will bolt the nominations, whoever is nominat- ed.” On the other hand, the Springfield (Ill.) R-gixer, the central Douglas organ, pledges itself to support tho nominee of the Charleston Convention, whoever he may be. It will go, it states, for President Buchanaa, if ho is renominated at Charleston, upon the old democratic plat- form o! non intervention, Pounce anp Lapor.—The workingmen’s associations re- cently formed in Cincinnati appointed delegates to a Trades Union, The delegates met last week and adopted the following platform for the workingmen:— 1 an Es eo mee compromise, in the divorce of church and State in politios, with the complete exclusion of ail religious theories. ‘The support of beagle emg seer the encroac':ments Of the federal power; and to this end s-reorganization of the federal judiciary, which must be elected vy the Pethe Preservation of all ie near ant ret to be ac- quired verriiory, for the free laborer and future immi- grants. No extension of slavery. ‘The repeal of the Fugitive ‘Biave law. Logic —The Savannah Republican, in referring to the charge by Northern journals that the acquittal of the Putnam slave brig prisoners was an evidence that the ‘South was in favor of the re-opening of the slave trade, ways Has a New York jury never been known to find a ver- dict of “not guilty” op the triat of » man whom every- body believed to be a murderer? and if such a case has bappened, was it proof that public sentiment in New York was in favor of murder? A Ssxiovs Cuarcs —The Jackson, Miss., Eagle says:— “Mr. Beagon, of Kemper county, arrived im this city the other day. He wiil be the State’s guest for the next seven yearg, in consideration for his services in endeavoring wo establish the institution of slavery on free territory with another man’s niggers.’” Couyrep Ovr.—Ex Governor Jones, of Tonucsses, an- nounces that he will take no active part ia the pending canvass ip that Srate, RETURNED TO f13 Finst Love —T. Batler King has taken the etump iv, the First Congressional district of Georgia for Congress, &5_Anawa —Hon. W. R. W. Cobb, democrat, announcer, Tumeelr for re election to Congress in the §ixth Alabama ‘Aistrict, City Inteilige..... mete Iuwense Saart.—Amongst the freight of the Bay ». steamer, which arrived at this port yesterday morning from Fall river, was the double crank sbaft for the engines of the slcop of-war Iroquois, now building in the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. It was manufactured by Messrs. Lazel!, Perkins & Co., Bridgewater, Muss., far the government contractors, Messrs. James Murphy & Co., of this city, and is & highly finished piece of work. It ia of wrought iron, of that description denominated Swedish scrap iron, worked in open charcoal fires; length 19 foct 7 inches, diameter of journal 113¢ inches, length acrogs the throw 26 inches, and weighs 8,358 ibe, The sy riority of this crank over all others consiste in the fact that the grain or fibre of the metal runs along the journal and over or round tbe throws, which, with the superiority of the irou used in this instance, makes it at least Gfty per cent stronger than if composed of ordiaary scrap iron manu factured in the usval manner. Bony Fousp.—The body of Timothy Donohue, the bargeman that was drowned by the United States rove nue barge.coming in contact with the Staten Island ferry boat, was found at Fort Hamilton yesterday, where an inquest was held and a verdict rendered according to the facta, The body was then delivered to hia friends and brought to this city for burial. Fonkrat or Tae Lave Hon. J. Pairs Paorsx.—The funeral of the late Hon. J. Phillips Phoenix took place yeeterday afternoon, from Trinity church. A large num_ ber of the friends of the deceaged were present and took part in the proceedings. The National Whig Committes held a meeting at the Astor House at twelve o'clock, and passed retolutions in commendation of the high character of the deceased. The r: mains were conveyed to tho fami- ly vault at Morristown, N. J. 'The New York Weekly Herald. AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON—-NEWS FROM EUROPE, CENTRAL AMERICA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC, CALI- FORNIA, UTAH, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES, ETO.— THE NEW GOLD REGIONS—THE JAPANESE MIS- SION—LOCAL AND MISCBLLANSOUS NEWS—LATEST INTELLIGENCE, MARERT3, ETC. ‘The Wrsxiy Heraty will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Its contents will embrace, among other things, the fol'owing:—Atfaire in Waebiogton—Our Special Despatches; Important from Kurope—The Impending War Crisis—Virtaal Declaration of War by Austria Against Sardinia—Three Days Notice Given to Sardinia to Disarm—Emphatic Protest of Eng: land Against Austria’s Threat—Commercial Intelligence, &c.; ‘Terrible Anarchy in Mexioo—The Retreat ot tae Liberals from Before the City of Mexioo—Shocking Excesses by Both Parties, 4c ; Important from Cuba—The Last Filibus er Farce—Safling of ‘Thirty-five Invaders from New York in the Brig African, 4o.; Pull Details of the Late News from Utah; Affairs in Cali fornis; Interesting News from the Pacliic—Threalened Trouble on the Isthmus of Pansma—Two Weeks Later from Chile and Peru, &c.; News from the West In die; the New Gold Regions; Notes on a Trip to Some of the Southern States; the Jipancse Mission—The Japanese ap a People; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on Lead- ing Topics of the Day; Financial, Commercial, Religious, ‘Theatrical, Sporting aad Maritime Intelligence; Weekly Re- view of the New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; together with s large variety of tnteresting local and miscellaneous items. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, oast be had at, fhe counter. Price six cents. The mails for Europe, by the steamship Ariel, will close at the Post Office at half-past ten o’clock this morning. ‘The Warazr Henatp will be ready in time for mailing. hnttgeeaeWOODDDT sone MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, Offictal drawings, by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. ‘The subscribers, Commissioners the Governor of the State of Delaware to auperintend the pes Seawiog of ae swing of te Lottery or ihe beuctt of the Bate of Delaware, y are the numbers which wore ia day ran from tho whodl via:— Exrma Ouass, No, 969, Mar 6, 1832, 23, 78, 8, 55, 9, 48, 56, 12, 37, 26, 58, 14, 18. ‘Crass No. 270, Mar 6, 1859. 44, 24, 28, 69, 73, 19, 70, 63, 54, 1, 53, 64, stand ‘itneaa, bands at Mey 6, 1850, © GRORGE O. GO! JaMes DokcaN, GEORGIA LOTTERIES. gi iets scnrieeeny That the following are the vumbers 6 from the wheel, vix:— Quass No. 967, Mar 6, 1850, 49, 18, 51, 87, 13, 72, 58, 9, 59, 48, 65. Oxaes No, 968, Exrna, May 6, 1850, 50, 12, 22, 15, 17, 68, 33, 9, 27, 71, 63, 10, 32. And that the sald numbers wore drawn tn the order in which (4 oo ot Ee BANSHE Y, + { Commalastone hier ae : LP. DUGAR, WooD, EDDY & C0., fuming Datarars ©. A. Bills, Exchange and Greenwich street, second door north of Annive ‘Week.—Clergymen visiting the city will find a first olass stock of well made durable mn exceedingly becoming hats at KNOX’S well known est vlish. ment, No. 212 Broadway. Honestly le, and sok at» triding ‘These hate are worthy the ‘tention of strangers now ia Broker, I76 ‘The Prince Albert Hat. TBR VERY HAT FOR YOUNG MEN. hat, The only original Diack ress hab 6 or gop fai ATTENT 1G MEN. OM, TOURS MEN ALBERT HAT. A atrikeing HAVO yO" MOLE NIN, COT Broadway. THE, PRINCE ALBERT HAT, , 1 ee toe oe cea YOU SEEN IT? cam begin with it. GENIN, 507 Broadway. Anni iversary Week.—The Clergy and thelr families aupplied at a discount, Gentlemen's aed << 6 paar ne aud straw goods, tn all thelr ‘warioty. ral, pre- KELLOGG, Manufacturer, 831 Canal treet. Now Ready.—A rich and splendid assort= ment of children’s fanoy hate and capa; alao, a beastiful silk h gentiemen, latogt atvien, obly 8), nt ALAKKIS & RUS bak's, 2 Bi 2 S3i sighed wena, i FS tite wen rovrneyie Ni ew | wa Proyey tO daguerrectypes, minia- | yet oa ana a Ambro- rreet, Worth Twenty gubrotyyes, ‘Seep ip any h ‘Mado &¢ 107 Broadway, four doors below Cortinndt etree For bp proved French Yoke Maets, senty made or to ‘maai booted S13 Broadley LELGHTON, Grst premi - Shirts Sewed by Hand and Warranted to Ai made 0 one EGON & PURDY'S Blin Warehouse, 647 Broadway. Opening of Holmes’ New New York Central pbetogrt nate, ploture gallery, at 691 Broadway, about me 16th een Sa ponent Baire Boon "Bimporium, 262 Broa way. McLaughlin's Improve Im] French Yoke’ pane Po on gen eerctes By chee ACard, ume This trifle, added to the cost of labor, as every consumer soon finds out, adds a large per sentage to'the Peel value af te ger ment inseed, itis One of the secrets of the great sucooas of otwe Peapecttully invite gn carly f aes ete An ear! ale 6 from our friends that D. DEVLIN #00. 259, 266 Broadway, nag Bave largely added to our shit seburalohion weeds Looe jure Ula season. We beg especial attention to the same. Kear mn Byrpe nov Moving Day 1s Over, ‘That want ar Payne You can te oye with Iie eSE7 eo, praty ad AU DRUMGOLD & PACCI, "alg Broadway, At prices to suit every purse. Ledies, Your: Eremap 1 as more attractive, If as m>=..00, ences and boots, B13 Onn ST Seok er, “aris Summer Shoes, a “Nar, just received by EUGENE FEKo., 4 tent lea. 62 Rassau a. Pie rgb Kia aut rooetved by Es erm Brow. |, A Splendid Diamond, b. Is, single stone dia. Alecrustae Biron & BROTHERS, je street, Sweeney's Hotel. Herring’s Patent Cham} HY. And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corn. er Lat Macs, ee—08 Wheeler & Wilson's hd 3 foe 505 Broadway, Send for a otronlar. Grover « ie Celebrated ISKLESS FAMILY 86 WING 2 epee NEW BIYLES AT REDUCED FRICKE 006 prostway, New York. 162 Fulton street, Bi Grai ns New a. Agata on the human hair—Interestin, foe agency Peta baidsens, > alo and London Silk Um- rc vemers LEARY & 00., Nos, ~dway. at Yeacelet foF yo75.— ond “Seber 00 for Foi, ro Tor “NES. ray hair; wanranted. 60 corner Broadway. Virginia Ki}lickinick Smoking Tobacco.— tobaeco for sale by MACY & JENKINS, 67 This celebrated. Liberty street, Removal. PENFOLD, PARKER wholesale inte, have removed frou Nord Flolauer wrest 00 18 Hoskin § pear Nassau. Defiance bengargeneces Patent powder proof lock: cross bare. Also, fre and bi Fea abl eten ep Depot & Murray street, corner of ROBERT MSPATRICK. ‘Weed’s Patent Fam! awe: Machinecs— New style, price $50. Office 477 ‘Wilder's Patent Fire Proof —The mium salamander while st the World’s ale London 1°61. QUIRK BROTHERS, $9 Malden late. ‘al Everybody Should Obtain a Phreno! examination of CO ey & WELLS, 308 Broadway, to (their talents, defects and proper occupation. benny mi gi | Attention.—Splendid Varnish for en and ornsments! iron a ae by COM- ra seoTus, Leonard str a xargs Ag pony cron and soothes t! user ait ere ae Deumatens a aera cation. Sold at the manufactory, 8) Maiden lane, Rupture Cured be jy Marsh & Co.'s os truss. ‘also cure They a oe veins, and nities to order. No. 4 Yeocy erect, Amer House, N. ¥. ie tree a aoe eee ‘bad emeil, ‘irag slore, 906 Grand sete ora the Buy agowawe Bair Dr Hair Dys. Bold at erect, H. Roca Siaeneet fall, change of color, and it treated carofally by A. GRAND. Sean, Sorta Tweltts @reet, worst side and near Broadway. Bailard’s Premium Hair Dye, Kellinger’ or Mar hattan lniment, Manhatten plasters, Prof. Line’s medi- cated ‘Broad: segers, &c. 416 . a ee W'W. M. ORITTENTON. Hus Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or Brown. oe No, 1 Barclay street, Also sold at 309 Broadway, and Konnedy’s Medical Discovery is warranted wocure scrofuls. retain stoaiag, salt rhoum, soald head, wloerated geretn For sale taloby al dru Tricepherous isthe best and cheap- Ptr fe curling, preserv- Bold by all drug- Cristadoro's Halr Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— the bet in the world, ‘and retail, and the dye pri- ately appited G Astor House. Batchelor’s Hair = and Tow amills. Bold and eppicd the best to the world, M4, surpassing all tthe manufactory ‘Trusses, Shoulder og wire be! howd A braces and Dr. oe tg Stock- y8 new lever truss, ‘Married. Berz—Brewer.—On Monday, May 2, by the Rev. Dr. Uiapp, James Beit, of Susquehanna Depot, Pa., to Mre. Maky ANN BRaWER, of this city. BERRY—KoBLER.—On Wednesday, May 4, by the Rev. (7 Kate A. Konuxe, all Dr. Striker, Mart H. Beary to of this city. Hamixox—Wus.sy.—In Charleston, South Carolina, on edueaday, Me 7, 4, at the Huguenot churoh, by the Rev. LRG, ut, Joax Ranpowra Hamittox, United States ie to Mary Louisa Hamittox,” daughter of Wil- liam 8. Whaley, Eeq., of Jobn’s Island, South Carolina. Hnt—Panseii.—On Thursday, May 5, in the First Ro- formed Dutch church, New Brunswick, N. J., by the Rev. Samuel B. Howe, D. 1., W. R. Hirt, of this city, to Jeax- smyceoghter of N. W. a of the former place. TON— GILLEN. '—On Thursday, ae 5, od ~ lioy-g mid of the bride's futher, Jamaica, L. I., by'the ley, Joan Hoxton, of New York, to Kate A. a . He hint daughter of James Glilen, Eeq. SrevKeR—Dv Bors.—On Thoredas jess 5, by the Rev. Mr. Tuttle, Mr. W. 8, SrRYKER to Mise Mar R., daughter of Ira Du Bois, formerly of Catskill. Died. ANePaKR.—On Friday, May 6, after a long and lingering iNness, which she bore with Christian pmo ‘ELLEN ANN ANSPAKE, sged 21 yoars, 9 months and 6 day. ‘The friends of the family, and the members of the Cher- ry etreet Methodist Episcopal church, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mo- ther, No, 244 Monroe street, on Sunday afternoon, at half paet ope o’clock. Her remaias will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery for interment, —On Thursday, May 6, JouN James Roserr BERNARD, aged 32 yours, Hie remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery this bone ge~ | afternoon, at two o'clock, from St. Luke's Hos- ital, Filth avenue, between West Fifty-fourth and Fifty- ftb streets. Boves.—On Friday, May 6, of croup, Marcarsr Bocas, aged 4 years, 2 months and 19 daya. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, No. 43 West ‘Thirtieth street, on Sunday al , at two o'clock. Bauxprcxe.—At New London, Conn., on ped May 2, Joan Browprore, Eeq., in eas Bes og year of his age. New Orleans papers ee yobe Bort May 8, 4 His, Maxe Boro, widow of ya, aged 17 yeare and 11 monthe. ae ives are reepontally sbead the (ogg from her late residence, sea Island, this jerry Gan morning, at ten o'clock. Byown.—Al Inland, on Friday, youngest daughter of Nathanicl Mf, Brown, aged 77 years, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, and those ther acothers in-law, Jogeph M. and Lewia P, Bayar: fire invited to attend the Tuners on Sunday afternoon, »% nt o'clock, from St. Paul’g ohurch, Broadway, w&hout Oreermrnt an Photographic and Fine Art Cuarmess —On 7, 1850.—~TRIPLE SHEET. gata aon WBitey morning, fore A edhe PAPER WAREHOUSE. land. for more tha half « rosidenk of thir oa BOLE we nnnnnnnnannnnnnnnn in le eon), Wiliam Chaimers, aad o WwW iuvited to.attedd the tuveraly om Sanday Gerona, ge CYRUS W. FisLD & co, half past two o' "clock, without | further invitation, ‘or, No, 46 Weet ieeaiy erat are Foaldende of 9 mn, Setmeen Easton ons en 7, May @, aioe a short noes, Mrs, of Thomas Clark, ia the 36th yoar anative of Custlo y Ree fea pee prog county Carlow, Ireiand. wee are ‘reapectfaliy invited to attend the funeral, , Peter and Joho PAPER DEALERS, Ne. 6 pmray =e new YORE, we removed froma Ni 10 atrect to the large new nai ‘oT Beekinan street, ne ezleadive arran raat Jw tiny urers that they be be tm coustant a at ‘reoch of trade. These wDests of PaPk, any Sldons tovelber'whh Ger yracsot eck, anko aa cosprtianat which for for variety thatr bi from hit tate reaidence, (0, 183 Weet Thirty-second street, ¥ ar canant be surpaased, See tema re emm| ceciens teria Coke genes, © Cosawa.--0n Friday, May 6, after « rovers | {uctwBents to purchasers tue United and Wess, Jour CXSWELL, Only son of William and Aan Cogs- well, In the Lith Year of tis a The friends und r~latives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the “vneral, from hia father’s res pied on Sunday afternoon, st two No. 130 Chrystie strest, otcheck, Taber peed invitation. Conrow.— ‘riday morming, consumption. ‘apax Comrow, i ho dh Fears Ripa iti Hig remains wii) be taken to Canada to give them thelr orders.” Relow are enumerated some of the flea of PA- PER und PAPER MAN TmALALA, now cfered ia los io sult purchasers: eS MAY 10 PUBLISHERS OF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, &c. BOOK PAPER, of varioasjpizes and qualttion, COLORED PAPER, glazed aad unglazet, ea tess —At Orange, N. Ji, on Thursday, ay 5, aa " | DOUBLE CAP WRAPPERS, ail colors. Be asians and Mi merge ide: _icsinnd Go tae. FANCY PaPsR, for fy leave, sei" aye) rEnirday) ara Ternony a lf two srRaw snd 4 BINDERS BOALDS, bo, 6° consect with all the | Zoog PAPER, msde lo order, of any oizo and woigtt. ey Priday . stl isiia ore ee Wren D. Sanus, "10" PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS. ia relatives and fricads, and those of his son, George | NEWSPAPER sonsiantty oa hand, of the various sizes end Wyse respectfully iavited to attend the funeral, wiehout usually oad po foe fern rat er invitation, from his Inte residence, No.'105- Bast steeot, paee. Ge eyeaie weet, on Sunday sferaoan, , on0 ter: charg oll Maar E., wife of Hoary 8. >is tee Bae as he and yeladves of tas Bendy, thoenot hee David 8 Clark of her gon in-iaw, Benjamin F. Ferris, o her brothers, Wilham, Samael J. aad Sarid Sherwood, and of her brother-in jaw, Lewis R. are respect: fully invited to attend the ‘tunoral, this ( urday’ morn o’elock, , Beri ing, at from her late residence, ue, Fordham. W lestebester county. Latigy.—On Thureday, May 5, Marcaner Larssy, aged athe years, a Bative of the pasish.of Musstown, Kings'coun- "ime respect friends and relatives of the family are jal favited to attend the funeral, from the ‘resideace of hier brother-in-law, Michael Killian, 307 Bast Bwsony Yuthorg thia (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock provisoly. Marnagp.—On ae aes 8, of jaundice, Sir. Jamma eee. London, i, ‘aged 80 yoars, 2 montos The relatives and friends of the family aro requested to attend the funera!, on Tuesday afternoon, May 10, at Oy o'clock, from bis’ late residence, No. 148 Canton street, On Friday, May 6, Maxy MoCavuey, widow of the late James McCauley. The frienda of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, trom her late residence, 302 Mots street, on Sunday afternoon, at balf-past two o’ ’clook. NIEMANN.—On Thursday, May 5, Mrs. Anna Doreruma Niemann, widow of the late Courad Niemaun, in tno 724 year of ber age. Her relatives and friends, those of her sons, Henry and Diedrich Niemann, and of her sons-in law, Drewes Bowe, Card Martens, Christian Ran and F. Schroder, are reapect: fully invited toatiend the funeral, from ber late ré corner of Market and Hamilton str }y this day) morning, at half past nine o'clock. re will be taken to Greenwtod Cemetery. Pata Brooklyn, on Tuureday morning, May 6, a7 elsck, aiter a short illness, Janine C. PavieM. Dy, of this cit) His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeyal, without further invitation, from his late residence, No, 91 Heary street, this (Saturday) afternoon, wt two o'clock. | © Psxt-—In Buftxio. on Wednesday, May 4, of digense of chs beat, Marr Pui, in The S6th Jar of his age, “Ine! neral will take place in this city, oD Sunde termes ‘** haifvast one o'clock, from the “louse, No. 438 Broome atrees. He See ra i is Matonic brothers and the Sons of Malta, are fully invited to accompany his remains to Greenwood od metery. Ric#arpsoy.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, May 9, after eres —— — Fuzamers, wife of Samuel B. Rich. jeon, in ber 34th year. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect: fally invited to attend ithe Senora, ‘on Sunday morning, at o'clock, from yurt street. “Sunmi.—On Friday, May 6, Euzawers, daughter of John P, avd Sarah Smith, ’aged 8 years, 2 months and 22 days, ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her a ons parenis, No. 246 Elizabeth stceet, om Sunday afternoon, at | BINDERS’ BOARDS, medium pune ne o'clock. BOARD. 4 ‘Stewart.—On Friday morning, May 6, Maraaner, wife STRAW — of John Slowarts ps a A PAPERS, for fly leaves. ‘The frionds mily are invited to al 4 “ma Monday morning, atten ovclock, without furthor | COLORED PAPERS, &c. raf, ‘ton, from ber late residence, No. $4 Charlton street. TO BOOKSELLERS. invitt\. -On Thuraday afternoon, May 5, Francis WoLr, —- Wor. ~ car of bia age, LETTER PAPER, blue and white, plain and ruled. in th S22». and the Franklin Asrociation, are respect- do, Thoiried%», vtten the funeral, from his late residence, | CAP PAFZE+ ne fully invited invited i>, near Conover sireet, South Brooklyn, do. do, do, >, at two o” ll NOTE PAYER, ral on Sunday eftertiGO. ’ cesses piano yO “LLANEOUS, f 3 Oo I in no I ate annannanne | COMMERCIAL LETTER, 49, do, T JONES, 10 AND ‘ied ba pg a new a yet FOLIO Post, do. do, co. Trench alta overs FLAT CAP, of every variety. ‘and 12 Ap 9 ol At EVERDELL’S, WEDDING CAR. '%, NOTE, STO. = cogeaies — and colored. had Broadway, corner of Duane: i evs —— aa ————_ | BLOTTING PAPER, buff and pink. eet na RRGATSB Eg BLUE, and WHITE and BROWN BOWNET BOARD’: &0. Royal velvota fem pee vand ENVELOPES, of ail kinds and sizes. ? pas oatrennie = Floor oli cloths 26 64 AND! ME apie COCOAINE.—THE agian QUALI- ties of seem to bave been 81 Tally combined ia Burnett's Cosoaine, the ae Principle, of whieh is cocoanut oll. Its merits oe with a unanimous snd who a Wheauliful heed of hale will do-well to uae this ele mat pre ration. aside from its acknowle supe there isa suving of fifty per ceat in favor of tle eet ‘one application being sufficient to 'rovs BALowus CLOTHING BS7ABLIGHMENT, The largest in in the elty. Built by Wm. B, Astor, Heq., e2 teq., expressly for the business, The largest assortment of 1 ready made clothing cfevery variety, taste anc ‘and style ever offered. @EASONABLE GOODS OF E EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘The custom room not excelled in taate, style or art. the same taste and manufacture will be Articles of ‘hetperinan at any olber sore cir Le ‘Ladies are invited to call and ex oo ‘the children’s depart last for da lage UY ME AND poe DO YOU GooD. Everybooy should use Dr. LANGLEY’S root ‘and herb jaundice bitters to cleanse the blood and pur from all th ring complaints. This ry oe i¢ a ter fea al he je the voaleine that i reliable and edapted to build you up. Bold bs ae tor only 25 and 37 cents & bottle. ‘Nails penetrating the fleh, NB, O°P** unions, Enlargement of the great toe oured without pain, #o that the boet can be worm poet) Shor the operaoa the least inconvenience to the pe eration ent, by Dr. ZACHA! roger 760 Broadway, Hetere tothe physicians and surgeons of the ay Oop are Bunce Fone DEFRCHIVS NAILS TREATER actly sore 6 sont to ech bunionn nal gis 6S acting TL RETR TRLD 2 B, MoO. eytetnd COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE. — FAs bhp advertisements may up clap! bit Femed needs no such aid. It sands on he ows mers, It will as il tnow who have resorted to tt, th cure cold, cough, influenza, cr catarrh, when n even relieve the distress. Price 26cents. Depet street. Sold by druggiste, YEPEPSIA, DYSPRPSIA, DYSPEPSIA. at isit? "How cured? vari else aloe weak stomach, feeble di- after @ one habit, bilious condition, gaffer with ‘vith fan {ia attendant eymptoms of low irite, beé a4, obetnpified bead and attacks Thentacbe! 3 Sethowt ed tew knew how to ng it poe: ee the bowels. ipated. resort is had to cathertics ives, "But auch s condition “wae never cured by eatbartics. whose on! is to weaken the digestion and im ¢ entire: imitate 8 the integrity of ‘homovop: Srapepeia 5 pilis—a “a, simple eitated tise pill beve ‘cared bi A have ‘cured hun Inont obstinale cagen — Thin it dangly improving tote; digeative org which resu't good Ap ad regular habits, a clear he head and Tuoyant epiriia Buck con fsa gem, and only requires iy ook of directions: a ‘re aint rome Tals, Toorop cave ee in plain caae, $4; family cass ot 15 boxes ans aot nea cats bit ited, eobelhk Oya cone ieee canteen Wy way earene. ot eee er ae eee has DR. F. HUMPHREYS & 00. 662 Biosdway, New York. LEGANT GOLD WATCHES E AND SILVER WATCHES, c. ALLEN, 415 Broadway, street, formerly 11 Wall street. For ants by GEO. One door below Gu» "3 HAT STORE, REMOVED ‘ 507 BROADWAY CONNKOTING With HIS BAZAAR. AS Bf iano ‘Wemeare xt attorns of remaasied tp: call de FD DAI s OO Fi, Bigs 4 TOOTHACHE, REMEDY-FOR S4LR BY 1. ALEX, MENZIKS, 677 Bighth avenue. Price 35 ce) erenny OF ALL omeaguare New ant clegant atylea, For an W ARO © ALLEN, 418 Bros. fon wid Gus wove Delow Uauai street, formerly 11 Wau sew, STRAW and RAG WRAPPING PAPER, all sizes, Bower | TRA Y°APERS, do. so QUALI | MaNILIA PAPERS. = ciple Of | LRETRR and CAP PAPAS, do. ‘70 CARD MaNUPACTURERS, WHITE WOVE aud LAID FLAT CAP. CARD MIDDLES, made to onder. 10 BanBs BANK NOTE PAPER, all qualities. FOLIO POST, all qualities, for chooks notes, £2. SUPERFINE LEDGER PAPERS, fey Ledgers, Journals, £0. MANILLA PAPER, superior quallty for wreppers. NEWS INK, 4c. aE 10 JOB PRINTERS, NBWS and BOOK PAPSE, various size. COBORED PAYER, glanced aad unglased, PLAIN CAP aad LETTER PaPEB. FOLIO POST, PLAT GAP@, Aa. Zo DAUGGISTS. HARDWARE PAPERS, of various sizes and;quaition. WHITE and COLOREv Wi APPING,all kinda, BLUM and WHITE PAPERS, for detdlite powders. CAP and LATTER PAPERS, do. TO CLOTH AND D&Y GOODS DEALERS. WRAPPING PAPE, various qualis es. SILK PAPERS. a CAP and LETTER PAPERS, ds. TO HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS er) HARDWARE PAPER, various iaifand Woighin = HABDWABE PAPEs, do, oa senda r WHITE WR4PPING PAPEAs, 13, various alses. OOLOBED PaPSRB, COLORED PAPERS, glazed, for for labels. TIISUE PAPERS, while and colored, &c. HARDWARE PAPER mace to order, of any particular size and thickness, TO HATIERS. WHITE PAPER, 26x36, 26x37, #xt2. TIP PAPER, nee ‘CY COLORED PAPER. MANILLA PAPER, &. m7. Meco Man SUF AQFU REN we NtRUNK Bi Es, all wanders. WHITE tnd COLORED PAPER, for lining, TO HOUSE ANO SHIP BUILDERS. SHEATING PAPER, dry ata tarred. SAND SHEATHING. TOBOOKBIND'BES. ie BINDERS’ BOARDS, double cap, asserted nunbers, SUPERFINE LETTER, CAP and NOTE PAPERS, 40, TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS. WI NILLA PAPERS: HARDWARE PAPERS ca BONNET BOARDS, brown, and blue and white: ENVELOPES of various kinds. 70 PAPER MANUFACTURERS. BAG8, various quate of of foreign. RAGe® of domestic. Cubase, ng, WaeEee Paper Stock, Grass Ropes, a tharad rors various brands, SODA ASH, ULTRAMARINE, of superior quality. SMALTS, FFFE, FFFFE. COPPERAS. SATIN WHITE, best quality imported. FRENCH PULVERIZED POWDER, ALUM, ground and crode. PATENT ALUMINA. LIMB. OTL OF VITRIOL. BIZING, assorted qualkies. FELTIN' the best of Engilsh machine felting, ‘@ full assort ment, various widths. FOURDRINIEB MACHINE | B FELTING, all sizes. PRESS ROLL FELTS, all sizen : FOURDBINIER AND CYLINDER JACKETS, DRYER FELTS, various sige. GLISH AND AMERICAN Lipa made to order of art ‘ize and tbickness, at short notice, SOREEN PLATES, Nos. 1, Zand 3. OTH—Fourdrinier wires, various widths—a very "ecereiaree ee ie aeons f “ . ty cloth, cut to Shany | iil Hh tT| ir facturers, market. Cylinder poaching wire for both upper and under faces. in t dylinder, SEWING AND WINDING WIRES. TWINE of all sizes, Lig Set Onders received for rae =f MACHTN tgs Leora) inder Hniren do. ao INDIA RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING. INDIA RUBBER DECKLE STRAPS, made to order, WEBBING. haa HICKOK’S RULING PENS, single and double backs. COLORING MATERIALS. PRUSSIATE OF POTASH. PRUGSIAN BLUE. aie, PULP BLUE, A‘snd B. BICHROMATE OF POTASH. ROSE FINK. SUGAR OF LEAD, Literal advances made on consignments of any kind of payor, PAPER, OF EVERY LESORIPTION, MADE TO ORDER O SHORT NOTICE. as if given in perton, OAbH paia foc oll kines 0: Paper Maqufacturere? stoot, _—_—_— MISCELLAm, “O08. a en mmeneeaeearensennenetee THER Aeckre's FaRINa IS IN THE HT. ; and wi food. at Tare Mies terprmcate ue het 5 feeson Extenaicely wie nemce Scones [ Metrovolian, and “antor 4 Sinaia, rapidly beanies fret ob 0 bonnie sat sno. & ‘Manufactured sof ap Satara tah 00, af all , sbles, A sereteS tod sola ome ‘chores Neo LPs greinow MACHINES, Ralesroom 483 Beond rane na rened. LA? BARRINGS, Pine AND, BRAG} Me OUD OU SED ANE Te. Vi For sale by G0. O. ALLEN, we Wty oft Ae L."iond. Wann WORCESTERSHIRE S4voM, “asta wold everywhere. ot aN Jt JONATHAN JONES & 90. OTORPATHY LIFE, Wak M moet fan Dis ibe te of a work Im pamphiet of Bre ies Ag ‘in those disonaee, leaves i ‘and to take the cases given were low diseases in to the prinololes: powerfully recuperat! to reac in crabs Sonsidered incurable compiaiis.- The = thoy physician iu the Round Hil Water Cure, Nore "Site Towed fil seers tte deg ites ee t Bogland taaoy {amen make their umm Be rth good rmodadoos x tore ‘beer deairons of securing Saal on do well to apply soon. eet ie Niwa NORE O8 THE) OR. 8. & ritows Naw BY Dé. &. 8. PITCH. “aicasen of the. bent, apoplexy, palsy, dre NEW WORK ON THE BET, ‘BY bg. 8. 8. FITCH. NEW WORK ON THE pepala. liver comglaints sey oornpiala.s, &e- page tale at iv r, Ne York. Will be seat by mas RY, o BY DR. 8. 8, FITCH. Price $8 on conta; wl a prs 2 book ta react NEW WOKK ON ‘THR| foad tnd approved of it Tovetved ogee. As ' ‘BY DR. 8. 8. FITCH. NRW WORK ON THE BEART. LATS GLARB SMARHED IN at the moment I waa. spring oversacks, all $6 W S15, new style panw, to f OGERS & BAIMOND, 1) 123 ani Fourom "« WORD TO Fat GE Two SEQUSARD Bute Bore’ eres CLOTHING, ohoot outa, cadet walt dros ful, aglans, equa, claritin: The oat ii easement ‘im this market, ‘and at the most moderate prices, Make jections early. 04 be early. ‘and No deviation, TEREOSOOF! BOSCO! Ss Ractnoas one diovnd Sylvester's soured eat rent gues lows; ling ond Grane cEWING macHINEs, ingens QUALITY, ‘AND PLATED WARE , 415 Broadway. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER: C. H. RING, 178 Broadway. os: WABE OF THE BEST Of all For sale by GEU. 0. H ber CLAEK’S SYRUP, for weakness. rien 28 Vn Oe ee eee RY CLARK'S SYRUP, HE GREAT BLOOD PORIFIA® Tite Gispeous. Porsioby iarucgiia CLA UP FOR AMY DELICATE FEM ALR. (TEX CLARE'S SYRUP DORNES & PARKS, wholesale. ¥ CLARE’S SYRUP FOR SCROFULA. JAUNDION, ‘&e., or avy blood disease. " NGES THE WHOLE ae ¢ ct FS Me fod and kills the poison which feeds the fre ef & ‘HL. RING, 178 Broadway. TALABK'S SYRUP FOR SORR THEAE™ To wenenee ~ — mausuaee BARNES & PARKS, wholesale: pee pte 18 ALL ROOTS —_ Ne RAL On) ‘be given for any grain found rt -_ ch chal set Lae cea STRUP.—THIS VEORTABLE PREPARATION fe working ‘wonders all over the world, and i for ree mortals onmblainia Feneras devi, ia a pein’ and in quart bo ties and is like wine to ORLERE ATED wat MADE Br ATOHR Mt bd MOST Saeed eOOMOMTGAL, Meeting Say sod by ot BOENTON & 00° 00., 260 i Canal stroot. UNKS. VAL: Total at W. B. 82 ae WHOLESALE rs 1 Warxen street, cornes yf Sa iis A tf Hie a8. pis i \¢ ‘MaNTEL rr wri Fasc detboams, ENUINE ORV RES CHINA, Sacer geet aner mao ech rom —— a ee v. a or e AUGHWOUT & O0., NERVOUS if Soe lai FLoT? for the ie am, of tye ‘the only kno ‘for Chae bad only of he ows ry on 100 Neaan streot. New York, orks and Hayes, Brooklyn. 4 $1 00 SPRING VESTS, AT $3 00 SPRING BUSINESS Con Ae ae $4 00: =" ¢ Re OAR Wald $5_00 MAE FROME 0065 AF aun $6 00 Fg ,orRROe 78. BOY'S CLOTHING IN PROPORTION, re y taade CLOTHING “ESTA SUSHARNT, 4 and 86 Falton atreet and 45, 47 and 49 G3id mea $ eb. ne OR HYATT’S L LIFE BALSAM. vm a, eee ahi ulcers, ‘sod the ores enoss of dlesesmsot ipciptent on, this sovereign purifier. ATT’S LIFE BALSAM CURED MR. U. ¥. io. He sufte , and when the Balsam came to his aid; and be now fee! ‘man, ATT'S Rey im aero ae ‘and forced to -ATT’S LIFE BALSAM CURED MRA. 0. GORE, NO. aug, of soratule OF or King’s Pe et main