The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1859, Page 7

—_— Cused wus Dot tecbyically & Sorime," wad therefore mot , the subject ef ioiicument Tt was coateaded that tha | Bot of 1633, under whch tho indictment was framed, Boould de construed Mm coouection with the acl of 1764, both being pare muterta, aud civil action for Lae penalties war piveu to acy ”” or “prosecutur,”” wad wot AD fac iotabe oft Sever d—t was 1 that if the Court vhoald over Tule the Gret ground, aod told that dhis was ac in tiveadle “Oll uee, It CoUiY BLM pronouDce no judgment apoa couric tid, Lecaube tbe staruie of 1533 directs that tho defend cat UpOD Coa¥\cHOD “shall forfeit aad Pay a sua Bo! jess LaKD five Hundred Cotlare, avd pot exoveaing one tow fund dolters, oo» ball to be pasid to tae prossowor And the other to the County Treasurer,” &¢ ; aad thore ‘Was LO prose for in this case, the indictment having eva founded op « rpeoial presentment of the Grand Jury, For the motion, Messrs. Stephens and Toombs; contra, Attorney General stcLaus. Jadge Hott said at the close of the argument that the Court would bold the motion under advisement uatl Tuescay (to morrow) morping. Tho arguasent was ulcogether @ legal one. The Southern Prvbibitery Slave Trade Laws. VicksnorG, May 12, 1859. After four cays excitiog debate, the Convention has Adopted & resolution thas the laws prohibiting the slave strace ought to be abolished. News from Havana. CHaRusron, May 12, 1859, She steamship Isabel has arrived here, with Gavan sdatcs of the 10th inet. News unimporiant. Sugar wa dull und declining. Molasses wus unchanged. ‘The Quebec and #arther Point Telegraphic Line. QvenEc, May 12, 1859, The telegraph builders reached Trois Pistole, about one buasred miles below thie city; on the 10th inst , and wo expect the line will be completed to “Farther Point (tify Miles farther east) in season to transmit th» news due at that piace onthe 2ituor 28th ingt. Cur weekly line of Bc ume, 8 will ail be boarded aw: Farther Point by the agent of the Aseociated Press, to whom aod tothe Canadian Freee the public reports wiil be telegraphed oxclusively by wp arrangement similar to the one which exists with the New Bronswick and Nova Scotia lines, Mossuchussctts Jaaicial Nominations. Boston, May 12, 1859, jovernor Banks has selected the following gentlemen poe the Judge of the new Supérior Court as estab- i by the last Legisiature, the nominatins to be con- ty the Executive Council:—For Chief Justice Loree Alen, of Worcester, Judges—Julius Rook weil’ 1 Miuefleit; Ous P. Lord, of Ssiem; Marcus Mortoa, Jr., f Andover: Ezra Wiikinson, of Dedham; John A. Andrew, Boston; Hepry Vore, of Springteld; Seth Ames, of wmbridge; James D. Colt, of Pittsfield; Thomas Russell, Pf Buston DasconUnuance of Mail Routes. Wasuincton, May 12, 1859. ‘The fers torial routes between Neosho, Missouri and Al- uquerque, ia New Mexivo, and between Kanzas, Missouri, Pd Stockton, in Calitoraia, which were let by contract. at year, have heen siscontiaued, to take eff'sst from the stot July next. The failure of Congress to make the usuat Ppropriations for the Lost Ollie Department, the inter- nphows of the maile, mostly from tae presence of hostie diame niong the Jines, and tay conseqaent reduction of wel totter by a comparatively insigaifizaat amoaut, are ere stons alleged tor the discontinuance of thig overland avice. Death of Captain Pheatt. Torxvo, May 11, 1859. Coptein J.T Pheatt, formerly of the steamer Nortazrn Cin, and lately of the Westera Metropolis, died sud- bly im this ctty this morning Sai 4 of E.otyrants and Misstonaries, Bautimoxe, May 12, 1859. The Colonization Society's ship Mary Caroline Steveas, led st voon to day for Liberia, with 153 emigrants, joetly mapumitted slaves. Three Presbyterian miseion- tea, namely, Rev. A. Miller and Revs. James and amas Amos, algo went out ia her, The usual religious ercisca were held on the occasion. Burglary in Kast Brookville. Onsvitte, May 12, 1859. Louse of Jonathan Everett, of East Brookville, was here by burglars Jast wight, aud sixty dollars in bilis, silver watch and geome silver spoons were takea refiom, Markets, PHILADELPHIA STUCK BOARD. PasLapELroA, May 12, 1859, ks heacy. Pennaylvavia Siato 5’, 9274; Reading hircad, 2834; Morrm Canal, 66; Long island ‘Railroad, 14, Peunsyivania Bairoad, 8934. : Nifw Onveays, May 11, 1859. ton unchanged: sales to-nay, 600 bales, Mess pork New OrtEAns, May 12, 1859. ptton market unsettled: tujes to-day 1,200 bales. Flour , at $7 for supertice. Corn dociined 10c.: sales at 950. 28 pork, $17 a $17 25. SAVANNan, May 12, 1859. ‘ottop—Little inquiry and prices weak. Tne receipta of week add up 4,000 bales. Stock 83,000 bales. Barrimoeg, May 12, 1859, ‘our advanced 25c ; the excitement in the market is rly increaging: saiea of Howard street at $7 50. eat buoyant, white, $1 90a$2, Corn advanced; yol- ,$5c. Provisions active; bacon sides 93¢c , aud held Uc. at the close. Mese pork, $17 26. Whiskey ad ced: gaif6 at 30c, a Slo Partaveceitia, Mery 12, 1950. or batashin advanced Y6c.; saies ws Oay $7 50a 88 eat Scarce, and in demand: sa’es at $1 95 for white— held biyher; red $1 76 = $1 89. Corn aavanced llow 97c. a ¥8c, Oats advanced to 59¢ a 600. iskey firm at Sec. Crscrwsamt, May 12, 1859. jour advarced 25¢ undor the.ailvices from\New York yy: Eales 2,500 Dbla., at $7 25 a $7 30 for superfine. risions @xened ano eld out of the market. Moss éfiered at $17, but refused. Bason 730. 0 8c, menia 6340. & B}e , nud Neld higher. Lard 11333. * Borear, May 12—1 P.M. hour lisse aative, but market better: wales 990 bbis., at 8.36 0 for extra Tiheois spring; $6.50 a $675 tor omen do.; $7 a $7 87% for extra Michigan, Tatiana Obte; $169 a $3 for xova to fancy double extr ‘at in far demund aod market better: sales 3,140 baal nt 6140 for No 1 Milwaukie clad; $1.60 for caoice red »; $159 a $172 for ordiuary to choice white Iltuoie; pritne wtite Micbigan, Cora 20. better: sal ia primo [tncois rivor at 900, Waiskey ad- ced le.: gates 1C0 Do's, at 28c. por gailon. Laks im: efor the twenty-four huars eading a! 0903 to day— 8 wheat, 3,0:0 busaels oats, 509 bb's. flour, 15,000 bushe's waeat, 110, May 12—6 P. M. ; better: sales 183307587 for $7 50 tur good to choice extra Michi On 0, aad $7 76 a $3 for do atin fair dewsin, aud 46 a6o, better: saies 2,000 weig bt 81.40.08 4b for No. 1 extra Miwaakte Cray; 0 for choice red Oho, avd 2,200 bushels choive white tur ky from Store on private Lerma, Corn &, batter; | 36.00 husheis at ¢ Oate So. a ds. better; sales 0 burbue Weetra afloat at 68c. Barioy doll ani ket bare. Whiekey betis ; sales $09 thls, at 22 1%0, importa to cay —6,000 bbis. flour, 14,000 bushels nt. ORO bu Cavat exports:—2,500 bois, 4500 buehels wheat, 17,500 dures cora. OswnGo, May 12—6 P.M. excitement in our iarket continues to increase, press ebowa further advance. Flour in good av: 4 fOr Home, tote;jor, Hater and Canada trade; sales sble, Wheat 80, a brgser, with an active duinaad: 16,060 boeheis $1 43 for Milwaukie clan, 2’ $l 70 f winter Ilynois, iaclating 200 els white austim on private’ terms. Corn 1 yood Aymand and becoming scarce, with EBCOI Of any 1 catpts for some tiara to come: sales isting 9,0.0 bushe. Ustnois at about 90c., market firmer, Oats beid out of market. An offer was or 5,000 borhels Canadian, (0 arriva, at G4o por 32 Cont “freights cuit and pomiaal oa fur at 250, aud corn 6. to New.York. Laie importa— 10 wheat or corn. Exports—1,000 bbls. wheat, 1,600 bushels cora Aunany, May 12=1 P.M. on private advices from New York, flyar 5c. 0 Her ou ail graces: sales 1,800 bbis., toctu ting 500 | tumoy, at $6.70. Wasat: sales " AVS! 91 Corn: gales 3.600 's Rpg Pee dais * $1 02 is paid in the street sake Ushel# Gmada East at 630 We ga cal 168 2168 Whiskey Mig “a | i Crry Tearnes —Sisé Davenport's farewell boned st night oF the season at the Metropolitan, is fleod morrow, wben she will produce a -drama new to vbhic, and cated “Mona Lita.” Miss Davenport bas | 4 on her season with a cegree of artistic ability that | mmanded sucerss, and, without doubt, her farewell jt will be afine one, at the French theatra “Le aux Camélias,”’ in which Mad. Chevalier aad Mile, ind Edgard were very successful on Thureday, will ated to-morrow. On the same night Mr, Wallack tay, for the one hundred and thirty-fifth sod last this seasom, taking b's benetit, Tho bill insiudes Ado About Notawg.? ‘the Tarr, » L. L— TROTTING, 2 ant stave $75, mile hoats, Mt. Patotion., NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1859.—TRIPLE Quarantine Mauiers. A HOSPITAL BULK }OW THE LOWER BAY—THE ALOK AT THE QUAKANTINE HOSPITAL—VESSELS DETAIN- Eo bY THb MbALTU OFFICER, BTC. Toe Quarantine Commissiouers have purchased the old steamer Falcon, formerly of the New York and California Ma‘! Steamebip line, aod are now busily at work fitting her for a floating borpital. She ties at Red Hook Poiat The veseel bas brea cleared of ber partitions between decks aud in the bold, 80 #8 to allow the air to have a free couree thronghout ber eatire lepgth, On the main deck fill be kept the capstan, chains and othor gearing to keep | the vessel properly Fecure at bor anchorage, Oa the | upper deck will bo tue sick wards, with broad passega Ways between thom. The main deck will bo used for | store rooms, oificers ond attendants, and the keeper's | quarters. Iu the bold of the vessel will ba kept water, | fee, &. ‘The rout 18 0 be double; a suilicieat spacs being left to admit the passage of a current of air, (the sugges: tiov of Captain Crabtree, of tae Commissioners of Emigra- tiep,) a8 we! © prevent any nopleasant effects from tbe Leat of toe sun, When completed, the vessel will be ; towed to the lower bay, and then moored ata sufficient distance 110m the ahore to prevent the dunger of infection. Sho will be got in readiness as soon as possible. ‘The above is a mero cating gt the plan adopted by the Commissioners, the details will probably be varied a littie upon a further consultation with the hospital surgeons, We copy the following from a paper pubdlisbod at Staten Island, in regard to the rick at the Marine Hospital, and algo of the veesels dotained at the Quarantine ancho rage:— On the 27th of Ape there remained only two patients in the bospital, both convalescent of typhus abdomiaal. th, fifteen cases of smallpox were admitied from vessels, and one case of emallpox and nine casas of fever from the cy. May 7th, six cases o' fever wers re ceived from the city. May vth, two cases from ditto, Four ipfected vessels from Kio are now lying at Quican- tine. They have bad no eases on board for forty days. Board of Aldermen. This Board met last evening, President Mc3pedon in the chair. ‘THE CITY INSPRCTORSHLP—ANOTITER NOMINATION BY THE MAYOR SENT BACK, The following communication was received from the Mayor:— Mayor’s Orrick, Naw York, May 12, 1859. To Tae Hox. 1® BoaRD OF ALDERMEN: GxntTLeMEN—I respectiuily nominate Dennis Carolin for the office of City Inspector, to fil the vacancy caused by the expiration of the term of George W. Morton. This pomination is made in view of the last clause of the Nine- teenth gection of the amended charter of 1857, which makes it tbe duty of the Mayor, whenever any person nominated by him shail be rejected by the Board of Alder- men, to immediate'y nominate another pergon. The nomi- nstion mace by me of S. Benton McGown for the same office, at your last meeting, having been returned by your honorabie Board to me, and thereby rejected. DANIEL F. TIEMANN. Alderman Boors moved that the communication be re- Fpectfully tent back to the Mayor, After motions similar to those made on the former no- mipat‘ons, the paper was sent back to the Mayor by a vote of 10 to 5, The ayes were— Aldertnen Smith (cep.), Stepbens (sem ), Brady (rep ), Taomey (dem ), Starr (sem.), Lyoes (rep.), Boule (aem.), Oweus (rop.), the Preeicent (dew.), Genet (dem ), Noce—Aidormon Henry (dem ), Adams (dem ), Peck “(dem.), Seagrist (dem.), adléy (dem ). Alderman Sam presented @ preamble and reeolution in relation to the delay in the Batwery enlargement, inqair- 1g Of the Street Commissioner the cause, and asking tor fall particulars, that Lie Common Council ‘might take the —? measures to complete the aforesaid enlarge- ment Alderman Srernens presented a preamble and regolu- Lon to the effect that the expenditures by departments in amount of $2f0, and uncer, are iliegal, aud cannot be tuade without the autuority of the Common Couacil, 48 js shown in section thirty-vight of the new charter. He also moved that the subject be referred to the Joint Committee on Accounts to prepare an ordinance requiring each and every head of department to make aud trapemitto the Common Council monthly an ostimate of tbe proba le amount required to perform such work as can be legally performed and the supplies fura‘shed with- out coptracting therefor, in order that the noceasary work may Le legally exccuted. Adopted. Alderman Geset presented a preamble and regolution that it be referred toa committee of three to devise, acopt and pursue such meagures as in their judgment are neceseary to defend and enforce the title of tue city to the Isncs under water outside tho line of the grant by the State to the city or individuals, and to prevent the appropriation thereof to the use of individuala, or tho use of them in violation of the rights of the city, or to the detriment of the public health or convenience. That the ‘um of —— dollars be appropriated to defray the ex- pense thereof. This wav laid over under the rule. Alderman Srxrues called up the majority report ad- verse to leasing Reservoir equare to the American Insti- tute. Laid over, and made the special order for next meeting. THR BROADWAY PAVEMSST, The report of the committee in favor of improving the Broadway pavement, by taking up the Russ and putting itdown as dclyian pavement, at $1 50 por square yard, was adopted. VALENTINE’S MANUAL OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. A resolution appropriating the sum of $2,500 to David F. Valentine, clerk of the Common Council, as a compensi tion He compiling the manual for 1859 was passed unani- mously. After disposing of routine papers the Board adjourned to Monday next Naval Intelligenee. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, New York, May 12, 1859, The enclosed list of officers of the new steam frigate Lancaster is authentic, baying been received by me for publication:-— Officers of the new steam frigate Lancaster, now fitting for sea at Philadelphia, and to be the flag ship of the Pa- cific equadron:. Flag Officer—Joha B. Montgomery; Captain—John Budd; Firet Lieutenant (executive officer)—A. 8. Bald- win; ‘Second Lieutenant—Henry Rolande; Third Liou- tenamt—Wm. G. Temple; Fourth Licutenant—W. W. Queen; Fifth Lieutenant—Bancroft Gherardi; Master—J. W. Harris; Captain of Marines—Jobn C. Grayson: Se- cond Lieuterant of Marincs—J. Howard Rathbone; Boat- swain—J. Walker; Ganner- — Jobn P. Butler; Sail Maker—Wm. B. Fugit; Master Mates—Eugene W. Watson, A. 8. Willmutt, W. J. Four- gerson, Thomas C. Cuddy. ‘Non Combatants.—Surgeon—Solomon Sharp; Parser— A.E. Watson; Fogineer.in-Chief—W. W. W. Wood; lsin—Chester Newell; Assistant Surgeon—Wm. T, ord; Cavin Ss Re G. Morey; rama Clerk facies | W. Hern; Engincera—nuwaiu 2, kudy, First Assistant; Thomas 'Williamgon, First A Third Assistant; Joeoph A. Oa cis Cronin. A detachment of marines arrived from Washington yes- terday afternoon, and tovk the Fali riyor boat for Boston. They bave been detailed az a guard for the steamer Hart- ford, lying at the iatier place. Captain Addison Garland United States Marine Corps, has been order’ tocommand tmem on board that ahip. All the government vessels lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, including too Niogrva, Susquebanna, San’ Jacinto, and the new sloop sroquis, will be for sea as goon a3 poseible, ac? the work on them now is progrosa- ing as ray idiy as the himitcd resources of the yard will permit. The etearser Harriet Lane is ready to leave the cry cock, after which sho will be replaced by the new tant; James D, Wright, il, Charies De Valin, Fran: * steam sloop ircquis, or perhaps the frigate Sabine. Supreme Court—Circult, Before Hon. Judgo Allen. AG@TION FOR DIVORCE--DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES IN COLORED LIFE. May 11—Levine Tillman vs. Mary Ann Tiilman.—Tho plaintiff in this caso isa colored clergyman, formorly at- tached to a church in Second street, and sues for a divorce from his wife, Mary Ann, on the ground of adultery with Wm. T. Cato, alsoa colored twinister, and other parties. The parties were mrrried in Philadelphia in 1853, The defendant denies the adultery, and recriminates by al- leging that her hueband committed various acts of adul. tery in te church with ladies of his congregation, Tho rlaintii’s noice depoged that the Rev. Mr. Cato and other Cotored gentiomen were in tho habit of visiting Mre, Tillman during ber husband's absence, aud going out to walk with her; she nevor saw anything criminal betwoon them. There were seve- ral Dinabe and Sugannahs examined as witnesses for the pia-ntfl; one of there ladies deposed hat she saw the de- fendant cn the ded, and Me, Cato pulling her off by tho leks and knocking Ber heels ‘cether; aho 847 Salli- aritica that “no married woman should permit; another proved that Mrs. Cato and sfrs, Tiiman were in the bed- room together; Mrs. T. came out; witness looked fn at the door and saw Mr, Cato on tho bed, and Mrs. T. said to witness, “Ien’t he pretty.” The case is adjourned. May 12.—For the defonce Mr. Baker (white min), one of the parties charged as an adulterer with Mrs. filman, was called to the stand, and testified that he had never had any illegal intercourse with her. The other partics did not come forward. The Judge charged the jary, and sent to them 2 number of interrogatories to which they were te reapond. Ho told them that they were to bo judges of the probability of the circumstances sworn to by the witnesses; although it was not actually necestary that the crime should have bean witnessed by a party, yet the jury wero rotto arrive at | the conclusion that ‘adultery had been committed by the defendent, unless they considered the circumstance of her being on a bed and locked in a room with persona named was bot eatisfactorily explataed. The jury, after a brief cousultation, rendered a vardic for the , answering i the negative ail tho interro gatorice ng to whether he bad been guilty of adultery with Various-colored ladies in his congregation. As to the de fendant, they answered ‘“Yoa” to the interrogatories ac cnsing her of adultery with George Bones and Win. 'T. Cato (colored reyerend) i the yours 1854~"55~'S6 and "57. Obitanry. PEATH OF TENRY ABBUTT, THE FOUNDER OF THE EGYPTIAN MUSEUM IN NEW WOK. The Brietol mail steamer Niagara, ou her lust voyage from Europe, brought the paiuful intelligence of the death of Dr. Beury Abbott, at Karf-el Aish, Egypt, on the 30th of March last, He was the collector and founder of the Egyptian Museum fn thie city, He bad been te ill-health since 1857, aod wus much proetzated at tuo intelligence of the Centh of hin biothor, De. George Abbott, the Awert can Vicw Consul at Cairo, which occurred in Alexandria, Feypt, m Janusry Inst, The deceased was a man of rare qualitice; a gental companion; an enthusiastic antipa dap; a kind phyriciun, ont a wholésontea friend, He ween toetter iat C the frm Of Broan, Brovkerg & Tol wa ary Political Intel . THE NEW YORK DEMUCRACY—-A PROPOSITION FOB UNION, A select party of the hard shell democracy met at the Astor House yesterday afternoon, to devise some plan to reunite the democracy of the State, with an eye, doubt- lese, to securing a share of the offices in the next State election, as well as to settle the vexed question of double delegations to the National Convention. A very com- meuoable spirit of patrotiem prevailed, and the scandal of tho cat and deg life led by the democratic family in the Empire State wae much deplored, A communi- cation Was @idressed to the Stato Contral Committes, couched i becoming terms, proposing a basis of union by which the edict of proscription issued by the last State Convention should be recalled, the offices divided next fall, and the delegates to the Charleston Convention ap- portioned between softs and hards according to their re- lative strength in the State. Itis understood that Mr. Dickingon, Canal Commissionor Sherril, John 8. Nafew and other hurd patriots, eet thoir faces against the action of their brethren, and denounce the Astor Housé mocting a8 a lamentable indication of weakness in the knees, ‘Tax Wak In Vincinta.—Mr, 0. Jennings Wise, the son of the Governor, and the editor of the Richmond En- quirer, is out over his own signature in answer to John ‘M. Botts’ last card. Mr. Botts accused the Governor's ton of using Five Points language. Mr. Wise replies by calling Mr. Betta a political swindler, a vicious and un wortby person, a fraudulent bankrupt, a man who doo} not pretend to decent worldly morality ia any respect or relation of life, and who resorts to a direct falsehood for the purpose of seeking a quarrel. The war ‘s gotting warm in Virginia. Takina Tukin Staxps.—Tbe Salem Pyess, dem., has an- nourced for Douglas in 1860, and the Waitehall Sentinel, recently Know Nothing, now answers muster in the demo- cratic ranks. Both these journals are printed in Wash- ington countyjin this State. Tax Democracy or TRxAS ON THE REOPENING OF TRE Stave Taapr.—Tho following resolution was adopted by a democratic meoting in Galveston on the 2d inst. :— Reeolved, That our delegates to the convention to as- sembie in Houston, be instructed to vote against the ‘adoption of apy and all platforms which in any Way would, tend to the reopening of the African slave trade. Aud the following by a democratic meeting helt in Parker county on the 2d ult.:— Resolved, That we demur to any law of Congress na! ing the foreign slave wade piracy, as a usurpativ. of power pot warrented by the constitution of the United Stutes, and ought to be repealed. A Paty Wirnovr 4 Niccur.—There is a party in Kansas which is oppoeed to black republicanism and pro slavery démocracy. They were to hold a Territorial Convention at Big Springs yesterday. Mixyesota.—The Democratic State Convention of Min. beessota will be be!d in St. Paul on the 17th of August. Candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General and two mem- bers of Congrees are to be nominated. AxcvHER Drvision,—Thore is a small division in the de- mocratic party in Wisconsin, caused by preferences for different men as candidates for Governor. The factions are respectively known as dog-dayites and anti dog-day- ites. Tux REPuBLICAN CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN MASSA- cuvserts.—The Springficld Republican thus notices the success of the two years’ amendment scheme in Massa. chusetts :— It is the victory of a mistaken policy, a narrow concsit, and religions and national bigotry, and will return to plague the politicians who assisted in winning it. Tox Soummmen Convenrion.—The great Southern Com- mercial Convention, which gome of the papers South call the “great Southern humbug,” now in session in Vicks- burg, Miss., is thus referred to by the Baton Rouge, La., Gazette :— This tiserablo collection of idle, pipe laying tricksters has lost all power to harm the nearest and dearest iate- regt of the Southern people. Novody at home cares a Og what they do or say, aud their resolutions areas tame and barmiees ag the fresh litter of kittens that came into the world last night. Forty Tuovsanp Vores Turow Ovt.—The State Can- vaseers of Wisconsin lared the returns of cighteon. counties in the State not sent in according to law, and re- fuged to count upwards of forty thousand votes. The re- sult of the election, however, was not affected. 2 Prccovomst ix A New Rowe.—This evening Mlle. Piccolomini will sing, for the first time in New York, Leonora in *‘La Favorita,”’ the greatest of Donizotti’s works, and with a few exceptions, the finest tragic opera ever composed by anybody. In the réle of Leonora, Mile. Piccolomini will have a full opportunity for the dis- play of that peculiar sympathctic tenderness, one of the fincst artistic gifts, and one with which she is richly en- dowed. Briguoli sings the tenor part admirably; Amodio is the king, and Junca, a grand basso, the Balthazar. ‘Tbe distribution could hardly be improved. On Saturday, for the matinée, Piccolomini will repeat hor charming performance of Adina, in “L'Elicir d’Amore.”” Signor Muzio, the chef d'orchestra, has received from the stockholders of the Academy, through Mr. Kingsland, a deserved compliment in the shape of a beautiful baton. Tne Orera Next Week.—On Monday Mme. de Wil- horat will make her rentree at the Academy in the ‘Puri- tani,’ (her best réle,) with Brignoli, Amodio and Junca— fine distribution for a delicious opera. Court of Gencraf Sessions. Before Judge Russell. The whole of the day on Wedberitay was occupied in trying Bernard Speince, who was charged with receiving $2,000 worth of sil, knowing it to have been stolen. The évidence for the prosecution was insufficient to secure a Conelction, and the jury acjZittee the accused, we ‘Thomes Sut? vlewiod guilty to ah absdull with intent to rob, and was remanded tor aontence. Cearles Livingston pieaded larceny, and was algo reman: David Edgerton, Charles Boyle and George Taylor pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and were each sent to the penitentiary for five months. On ey, George Hanley was charged by John Col ling with \ig $63 from his valise, while he was asleep, at Lovejoy’s Hotel. Both the accused and the complainant were youths, who came on from the South ‘to see the clepbant”” ‘the jury did not believe Colling’ story, and acquitted a Gi roline Buckingham was placed on trial charged with receiving pieces of silk worth $30, the property of La- throp, Ludington & Co., Park place,’ knowing it t> have been s'olen by Jaron H. Backover, who was a clerk for the abovg firm. It appears that this youth of nineteen summers @as in the babit of p:lfering favcy articles from the establishment; was always well supplied with money; represented himeelf to Caroline as being wealthy; pai her conaiderable attention, took her to the thentres, and, in short, they have becn on a spree since January. ‘he prosecution could not eveceed in eetablizhing the guilt of the accused, and the jury rendered a verdict of not guilty. ie to an attempt at grand Coroners? Inquests. ‘Tro: Coeery street Homicipr.—Coroner O'Keefe held an inquest at the New York Hospital on the body of Bridge- Freeman, the woman who was fatally stabhed by a tallor, named John Joyce, at No. 24 Cherry street, on the event ing of the 5th inst. The eviderce adduced went to make out a clear cace of homicide agatnet the prisoner. In bis extmination the prisoner admitted iia guilt, but said he was provoked by the conduct of deceased towards his mother. The report of the affair previously published ‘was ipaccurate, as far as the origin of the «Mfficul:y was concerned. Joyce bad no idea of searing AST, for the reaton that he haa a wife liviig. The story of joalousy ard revenge, therefore, ts groundless, and without any foundation in fact, The testimony taken yesterday was very brief, but to the pou Barbara Convolly, rays! ing at 61 Cherry street, being sworn, eaye:—The prigottr, the deceased, the prigonor’s wife sud mother, were in tho room of the prisoner, No. 24 Cherry sireet; a dispute arose between tho deceased and the prigoner’s wotber; harsh words passed between them, when the deceased arose from hor seat and took hold of the prisoner’s mother; at this moment the prison- er got up from bis seat and stabbed the deceased with a pair of shears; I took hold of tho prisoner and said “Joyce, that is enough, don’t do any more;’’ the deceased fell back upon the floor, and from there ehe was carried to the New York Hoepital. Iniia Joyce, realding at No. 2¢ Cherry street, being duly sworb, 8ays:—The prieoner is my son: deceased ani my- self wore quarreling at the above house; she called me out of pame, and tore the ekirt of my dress; she then took hold of my arm with her teeth and bit me se- verely; I called to my gon for assistance, and he rose from his bench, tock the shears and stabbed deceased; tbe prisoner had the shears in his band previous to the stablang; he was rkinning eels with the sama. Thomas Welsh of the Fourth precinct police, deposed follows:—I was patroliing my beat on the ovening of May Sth, woen I wag called to thé house No, 24 Cherry street I proceeded up ttairs in company with officer Teinpicton saw deceased lying cn the floor bieoding from her woands, the prisoner handed me the shoara aud said “this is wha I done it with,’? at the same iime remarking to me that he was cleaving or preparing some eos with the shears; I re- cognise he theara now ehowa mo, as the same handed me by we prisoner, George A. Quimby, At. D., boure surgeon of the Now York Hospital, testified that deccaved was attended by him, and that her ‘oath was caused by peritonitis, tue re sult of wouncs in the chest and abdom: ‘The case was thon aie n to tho jury, who rondegad the following verdict:— That the deceased came to hePbath by wounds inflicted wih a pair of large acigaors in tho leit side of the cbeet and abdonon; that said wounds were wflicted by Jobn Joyce on May 5, 1859. Upon tho rendition of the ‘above verdic: Coroner O'Keefe proceeded to examine the prisoner ia the usual manner prereribed by law, Joyoo stated thy years of age, was a native of frelant, aud w occupation, rior be est Ho was ZL a talior by Ju reference to the charge preforre AT wos orawakedto «hy mie tr moiber”” The preaace # Action for Libel, THE COUNT JOANNES AND THE SUNDAY PRESS—LET- TERS FROM LOUIS NAPOLEON. SUPREME COURT—SPRCIAL THKM, Before Hon. Judge Sutherland, somewhat kvown 4s an actor and dramatic lecturer, and bas made @ little etir in the community of late. The de- fendauts are proprietors aud editors of a Sunday news- Paper publisbed in this city, "ne complaint is charac: teriatic, and reminds us of the multifarious professions of Caleb Quotem. The plaintiff alleges that be is by profes. sion an histo ian, biographer and author generally, public lecturer and writer upon the highest works of dramatic , and upon the Scriptures, sciouce, natural bia iierature abd the fine arts. ‘The Count comprains nag the defendants published a malicious libel concerniog him, the natural effect of which is to render him unwor- thy 0° any public employment, or any oflice of trust or emolument, or of public support in ‘his professions and honorable avocations; and ais placing him in the poi tion of an enforced the French empire—thus of america, of his hoerty it yof action; and also making hatred and private hatred, assault, r ge OF IDBult from aby native of the brave’ French’ na. tion. Plaiutiff claims $20,000 damages. In eupport of his cbaracter, the Count introduces letter from Napoleon III. One dated Paris, May 24, 1849, auys:— Tho remembrances that you invoke in offering you volumes to the Presidext of tho French republic, you wishes for his prosperity and for the giory of Franc» ve sensibly affected him, and they ensbie bim better t> appreciate the homago of your writings, wherein your acknowledged talent alone gives them a powerful interest Paack or THe ToiLERus, Jan. 22, 1853. Monsigvr 1k Contr Joaxnes:—Your baving accompacied me several miles when I quitted New York in 1837, to at tend the dying moments of the Queen Hortense, is a proof of sympaiby Which I cannot forget. Since the ‘revolution of 1848, in each grave circumstance of State you have given mea testimony of yoar sentiments; while to day again, upon election to empire. you address to me your wishes and your felicitations. I receive them with pleasure, as the expression of a devotedness upon which Tam happy to depend, and I thank you. NAPOLEON, To the Count Joayxxs, Lonton. ‘The complaint further states that the character of the Oovnt has been maliciously assailed and injured by ihe defendants, and submits sutograph letters from the King ot Prussia, and from his Excel'eacy Heory Wheaton, for meriy American Ambaseador at Berlin; and proceeds at great length to ehow that Count Joannes is a man not to be ibelled with impunity, The presett motion is to compel the plaintiff to give se curity for costs. Counsel ov the part of the defeadants submitted that the piaintit!, having a title of nobility could not be a citizen of the United States, and must therefore give gecurity for coats. He also urged that the Count was & non-resident of the State ard submitted affidavits to that effect. Counsel also ssid what the plaintiff's complaint set forth bis pertoual bistory, travels aud adventures in Eu- rope, and showed letters from Monarchs felicitating the Count upon bis kind feelings toward these potentates ‘The Count eppeared in pereon in oppoaition to the mo- tion, and produced affivavits, passports, certificates and documents, to show that be was, in the moeaciag of the act, a resident within the jurisdiction of this court. Among o\her documents which be exhibited, was a paid board bill for three moaths The Court denied the motion to compel the plaintiff to give security, and gave $10 costs against the defendants, Fatat Mistaxe.—Coroner Jackman held an inquest me No, 189 East Seventh street upon the body of an infant child named Charles Christy, who died from the effects of & teaspoonful of Croton 0.1 administered to it in miatake for castor oil. Court Calendar—This Day. Surrems Court—Cicuit.—Part 1.—Short causes —Nos, 2469, 2825, 2897, 3867, 3405, 3007, 3643, 3769, 3796, 3761, 3807, 4026, 4091, 4055, 4106, 4606. Part 2.—Nos. 1818, 1822, 1118, 1830, 1832, 1834, 1276, 1844, 1848, 1850, 1852, 1854, 1856, 1858, 1860, 1864, 1886, 1870, 1872, 1874. 1870, 1880, 1882, 1884, 1886, 1688, 1890, 1892, 1894, 1896. Supgaion Covrt.—Part 1—Nos. 422, 5, 467, 536, 576, 584, 693, 606, 611, 612, 616, 617, 620, 621, 624, 625, 626, 581, 591, 286.’ Part 2.—Nos, '983," 504, 413, 522, 623, 524, , 534, 587, 578, 497, 13 Srares Dnerricr Court.—Nos. 90, 97. Prxas.—Part 1.—Nos. 248, 914, 83. 987, 849, 295, 666, 1003, 1020, 1021, 1024, 267, 214, 969, 1019. Part 2.—Nos, 871, 1048, 1050, 1051, 1052, 1053, 1055, 1056, 1657, 1058, 1060, 1081, 1068, 1065, 640. ‘The Latest Drawings of the Legalized Lot cries, as teported 10 WOOD, EDDY & OO. MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGI¢, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Official drawings by telezraph. DELAWABE LOTTERTKS. ‘The subscribers, Commissioners appointed by t of the Btaie of Delaware, to superintend the drawing of a lotte- yy authorize by the Legisleture. having thia day attended the drawing of tte Lotiory ior the benefit of the State of Delaware, dg berebs certify thatthe following are the numbers which meré this day drawn from the wheel, vis — Exrra Crass, No. 279, Marx 12, 1859. 41, 20, 59, 27, 65, 31, 54, 63, 45, 76, 68, 16, 55. Cuass No. 280, May 12, 1859. 29, 2G, 11, 64, 5, 35, 46, 2, 22, 9, 51, 62, 42. ind that the aad numbers were drawn in the order in which sland abov ita ‘bands at W! Del , this Thursday, e Governor 12, i, ‘SEAL. fcomataiones JsMEB DUNCAN, GEORGIA LOTTERIES, | ae ‘The subscribers, Commissioners appointed to s: nd the sawing of the Sparta Academy Lotery, do here that certify. the following are the numbers which were this day drawn from the wheel, viz:i— Onass No. 277, May 12, 1859. 68, 63, 54, 50, 23, 5, 66, 59, 22, 44, 11, 60. Cuass No. 278, Exrna, Mar 12, 1689, 61, 19, 57, 20, 24, 14, 1, 37, 42, 55, 70, 33, 4, 18, And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in which ‘Witness our hands at Au; Ga. this Thursday, May 12, PC. BABBEB, LP. Dodage” ¢ Commissioners, WOOD, EDDY & 00., | Een ame . Bills, EXchange and Broker, 176 Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor Strop. This inimitable article may be obtained of the sole manutac- turers, G. &. 8. SAU NDI No.7 Astor House, and of the various agents throughout the city. Strong and mah taser chest and good coflee for a BCR’S, No, 1 Chambers or 216 Green Bassford’s Billards and Chess Rooms, 149 Fulton and No. 8 Ann street.—Crowded daily. Second hand billlards, for watering places, cheap. Soda Fountains.—The Greatert Invention of the age is the compact andcneap soda foun'ain maru factured by the American Trades Company, 22and 24 Frovk: fort street, The Rest Cer Bed in Existence—(Howe’s elliptic, at from to $6 at 578 Broadway. Call and see tt, Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISBLESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, NEW STYLES, AT RKDUORD PRICES, 496 Broadway, New York. 102 Fultow wireet, Brooklyn. Lestex’s Sewing Machines STITCH. LOOKST! S¢LESROOMS 483 BROADWAY, N. Y. WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED. Wheeler & Wileon’s Sewing Machines.—Of fice 605 Broadway, N.Y. Bend for « circular, Wilder's Patent Fire Proof Safe.—The Pre. salamander w! atthe "3 Fair, London. 1°51. — QUIkK BROTHARS 96 Maldon lane. Adams’ celebrated Patent Conb Sifter, that wisks on the top of a barrel, under the cover. without Aedoyance from dust, are found at hig avan's STRVE*S, EROTHER & CO., 24 Feng eireet, Now tore, and at the 10: veniors mapuidewis, No 5 Bail*iiman block, Boston, Some things are better than money to here on hand against the time of using. SANFURD aDaM3, Inventor. One Dollar the dollar, at CHRISTIAN. wich st. A Little More Grape.—Do You Love 2 Good qcektalit Callfor the Catawba Biters, made by J.B. Bown 4 from the pure jutce of the Oxtawha grape, 80, Pree C TAR WP HOINEON, Roi A Beet iatreo! 0. 31 ng and Flavory Tea, One Dotiar the eneeTOne ood coffee 10 Ibe for dollar, wt CHRISTIAN. SUN, No. 1 Chambers or 216 Greenwich sireet, ses, Shoulder Bracer, Elastic Stoc ‘ua ears b’dy braces and Dr. GLOVER'S new lever truss, No. 4 Ann street. 11's Hair Dye, 50 cents, Black or Brown, peg No 1 Barclay street, Also sold at 399 Broadway, and all druggists. adoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Ct inthe world, wholerale and retail, and the dye pri- plied. 6 astor Houre. Cri ‘The b vaiely 8p) Bairy’s Tricopherous ia the bestand cheap- Je for dreasing beauttt leaning, curlio;, presery. ened ‘rosioring te hate fey fe Wold by al beta, BRatehelor’e Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou: the beet in the world. syrpereing all Bold and applied st he mant 2 way. Hotr,—lte discases, fll, change of color, ‘ond ite embeilishment treated carefully by A. GRaND- JEAN, No. 60 Twellth street, west side and near way. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s: fladicnl sure truer They sleo keep silk elastic stockings for varicose reine, supporters and shoulder braces. Lnatramen s for defor a to onder. No. 3 Veway street, Astar House, N. ¥. fment.—Uncertatnty ts the rrininty as to the curative ac. end All external todamma- NOY loway’s ©: May 12.—The Count Joannes, alias George Jones, vs. Syl- | wister Southworth and others.—Tne plaintiff is a gentleman | SHEET. Persona).—If the Individ who took a bat cane ane epera rings from box No 1,899, at the Acwtemy Of Biuese. co Iiusedey eveniog lawk will Dut resin the hat, he me retain tbe other articles trouble Naceepity and cane, but the mao pt rh bata desarves exposure lereurn d forbaita, be ell moet it af ne cio tat leh intan eall mt No 4t2 deoatway. and ply hun wb que tor $4, Bat amuse have ¥. DELMaINS, 66 Irving place, AND PAINTS. D. F. TiKMAND & CO. 12% willie street, near Fulton, Look Out for the Seout Free Hat,on Sat day, May Ll, wiere all be latest s'yles can be had, at SCOIT & BAUKM» N's, 143 Fulton street. The Immense Popularity of the Sprin; cope for gentlemen and boys, manutactured by WHITS, 21 Brosaway, is thy event of the season Paris Soft Hats of Rare Qualicy, Expressly adapted for summer weer, just /ecelved by stoamer. LBARY & OU., Noe 3, 4and 5 Astor House, Broadway, Fountatn’s India Store, 653 Broaaway. Summer silks, pineapple drees goods, wholesale and retail. leo articlea of the greatest uovely died, Alpaca Coats §1 50 to §5 50, At SVANS’, 66 an¢ 63 Fulton s'reet. Perfect Fitting Shirts—Improved French yoke reedy made and to order, at KiGH1ON’S, £12 Broad | Way, cpvonite bt. Nicholas. ; McLaughlin’ Improved French Yoke shirts—Keady made, aU tires, or made to meagure, at 209 Greenwich sirect, corner oi Mars} Ladies, Your Promenade wits be Much Bet- ter a, ell, more attractive, if you wear CAN- TRELLIS artiotic guiters, ahoes and boots, S13 Broadway. Go N Photogropnic and ine Art , 107 Broad: Photographs, daguerreotypes, mints ‘ures (@ oll; and t Holmes’ New Photographic Gallery Opens next week at 691 Broadway, first floor up oaly. Improved French Yoke Shirts, New Style, made to crder, from scientific measures. BALLUU BROTHERS, 409 Broadway, Sole manutactarers. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corve> Murray et. N.Y. Maravilia. Marayilla. MARAVILLA. To everybody siillcted with BALDNESS, Io everybody toubled with DaNDRUFF. To everybody annoyed by their Hair falling out, To everybody suffering 'rom SICK BEADACHE, A remedy at inst dlecovergd. MAKAVILLA, MARAVILLA, MARAVILLA. ‘he proprietors of this justly celebrated preparation beg to offer tbe Maravilla to the pubiic ax a complete hair restorer ‘bey do vot feel it their duty t) denounce otaer preparations adverticed to produce simflar resvlie, nor to insult the paileace winded testimon li poo wo Cel boar h y Nylon pene ee ‘tbe hair rently ent one, and if uaed as ected . . Witt PRODUCE ‘GLOSSY CURLS, i kia Its NATURAL COLOR, though one live to the age of three score and ten. ‘sud good sense of tbe public by long wheo Told by all respectable druggisia and fancy goods dealers, T_& CO., Pertu Ietiden inne, new York. and by the riew ane ere CAABLES ERNES! Price £0 cents. co Married. Faprr—Qvick.—In this city, on Thureday morning, May 12, by the Rev. H. Blair, Mr. ANprew R. Eapie to Maria L. Quick, eldewt daughter of Junis Qaick, Esq., all of this city. Fivebing Journal please copy. Lomas—Parsons.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 10, by the Rev. Chas. J. Jones, D. D., Rictarp Lomas to PRUDENCE Paxsoxs, both of England. ‘Scort—-Crane.—On Wednesday, May 4, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. George C. Gordon, Mr. A.C Scort, of Fulton, Oswego county, to ELtxan, daughter of Gerard Crane, Eeq., of Somers, Westchester county, N.Y. "AN SYCKIR—DINCHBECK.—On Wednesday, Sept. 22, 1858, by the Rev. Jobn Poisal, of Kighteenth street Me. thoclet Epiecopal church, WiuiaM B. Vay SYC&LE to ISABEL F. Prxcenecs, all of this city. Died. Baprav.—At New Rochelle, on Wednesday morning, May 11, Jonatwan Bapzav, in the 80th year of bis age. Tbe friends and acquaintances of the family are ret fully invited to atvena the funeral, from his late residence, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. The New Haven leave the Twenty-eeventh etreet station at 12:45 P.M. Bricr.—On Thursday, May 12, after a short but severe iineee, James Bsrce, io the 64th year of his age. ‘The tricn f the family are invited to attend his fune- ral, op Saturd afternoon, atone o'clock, from his late Tericence, in West Thirty. third street, hear Tenth avenue, Burr.—In this cfy,on Wednesday morning, May 11, Ricsarb Beat, formerly of Iwerne Minster, county of Doreetebire, Epglsnd, aged 34 years and 25 aya. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his father-in-law, Mr. Wm. Harnett, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at balf past two o’ciock, from bie late residence, No. 116 Sixth aye- nue. His remaive will be taken to Greenwood. Frg)'sh papers please copy. Corr.—On Thursday, May 12, Mary, daughter of James and Marsevla Corr, aged 3 years and 2 months. ‘Her funeral will take piace this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 195 ayenue A. Dawson.—Makta, widow-9f the late John Dawson, of a short but gevere 1ulkess, in the 50th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectful! invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 33 Hamilton avenve, corner of Commercial street, South Brookiyn, on Seturday sternoon. at half two Gelock. GriaeM.—On Inesday night, May suns a native of Ireland, aged 32 years. 2 seal His funeral will take place from No. 23 West 135th “TiitnorseOn Thuaday, Yay 22, Cargannve F, Rapno Hasror.. wu Bday, INE F, P, aged 68 you, Y, May 12, ARROP, suc rewmuves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, corner of Thirty fifth street and Tenth avenue, this (Fri- day) morning, at ten o'clock. jassiz —On Thursday morning, May 12, Mr. Joun Jas- sm, Sr., aged 66 years, 4 months and 17 da} ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also Brooklyn Lodgo, I. 0. of 0. F., and Salem Ercampment, are re- syectfolly invited to attend his funeral, this (Friday) af ternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Johnston and Fulton streeis, Brook!yn, without furthor notice. Marrwy.—On Tuesday evening, May 10, Rov. Father Maury, Pastor of St. James church. ‘The funeral obsequies will take place in the St. James church, James street, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock. ‘MoCiiamy.—On Wednesday, May 11 sumption, Wim McCurery, aged and 6 days,a native of Wi hire, His remains were interred in Greeawood Cemetery. ‘Stranraer and Glasgow papers please copy. Samvgis.—On Wednesday evening, May 11, at No. 16 East Baltic etreet, Brooklyn, Axsiz 8., the beloved wife of Capt. Samuels, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends. The funerel will take place from Grace church, Brook- lyn Beights, this (Fri¢ay) efterncon, at four o’clock. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. Sxow.—At No. 24 Division street, cn Wednesday, May J1, Many Harm, daughter of Oliver A. aud Rebecca E. Snow, aged 7 years, 8 months and 20 days. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend the tune- ral,on Sunday afternoon, at half past one o’clock, at the ‘Alien strect Methodist Episcopal church. MISCELLANEOUS. . TTRACTIVELY ELEGANT CARPETS, A ‘Atextracrdipary low prices i Amr orted for Seas ee rere |. per "Yeoglish Brussels, 68. to 108 er yard. 4 wl perce Bo pring ete ‘oor oie! s. Gd. to 68. per yard, HIRAM ANDERSON, 99 ‘dowery. erb velvets. JKT BLACK OR BROWN - INSTANTANEOUS —THE . Cheapest and best hair dye in the wo.ld; never fades o ‘washes out GRORGE'S LIQUID HATR DYR, the only sure snd harmless Lair aye ever discovered. It will dye immediately; ftus applied to a black or brown, and is only THIRTY + BV EN 18 a BUX; or three boxes for $1. Kach three ebulting box coutains as much bair oye oa others usuliy sell fur $L.a box. George's baur dye doea not burn the hair or color the skin or linen, but givea the har ee eNY ANT, NATORAL APPEARANCR, Y re, 30 rest, Mrs Hayes, 175 cader 'e dru on nirest, Sroklyn; Cal ‘., Third and Welnut Ful b turects, Thiade)phia, ana by all druggists. VERDELL’S, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C.— A REE Aicd carce, elegantly engraved, can only be had Broadway, coruer of Duane street 10 AND 12 ANN STRRET—NAVE YoU Taos g2 0° thoes ond guitere, a. new style; also, the French cali dress boots, warranted satisiactory, at JONES, and J2 Anp sireet, fo DRNETT'S CCCO+INE. Bo Wervouid call the attention of druggists and the public ty the card of Mesara JOSEPA BUKNETS & OV., expoatng an impotition to which the public are able, from an {mitation of their celebrated “(ocouine.”” This preparation for the hair bag decidedly obtained a high reputation, and the spurious prepa. rations which bave been put in.o the’ market have a tendency} to cetract from the high reputation of the genuine article,— Boston Journal. UILER’S PATENT IMPROVED TRUSSES AND SUP porters, at the Bull's trass offlen, 65 White aireet. PF. M. BUTS, Proprietor. | RLES LEVER'S NEW NOVEL, GERALD FITZORRALD, “THE OBSVALIs: By Cnancas Lever, 7 Sg MISCELLANEOUS, ABTLEIPR Priv ey imackires openiay tele day, whaloasho tnd OMlives—421 46 one: % S&WING retall, 21 I ond way corer of Oanal street, New Korte. 782 Oowennr vt: Siadelphta, mn VW Weosbris . Dene tet, Detroit, + @ wu address J. W. BARTLET, al cMloe, 441 Brondway, New York, VLOOKS CLUCK 8.) RULK GIL 7 J bronze end oak wai Cockw anita foe ROMY ATM oy candela , t. Applicants for age: Patertee " Pn oF bedroom, in great variety; also forwa, a hb. For wale f ObBULGE, BOAKDMAN & TOWNSEND bu7 Broadway. corner of spring mreet, OTIVA NAILS TRRATER safe and avcceeafn) method known —Por em ) couts ) $2 each, buutove and valle $1 bo $3. Tint) & PeRTsh Vol T Chiropodwts, 86 Brondway, onpoaite %. Niabolas Botes. Oke BOMONS ayD D & tt, we ool’ Arta NTRY MERVH ANTS ein onder the nome of s ; po ehiedam ppless put up in quart and pint toit’es, with my name ou Dottie, cork and label. UpotrHo Woe importer. 23 Beaver ri OO pustons, cured without pain, ao Last fer hou! if wb &. surgeon chiropodias, Beferew and sureeoce of the city ‘author of “Charles O'Malley,” “Glencore,” “Sir Jasper Carew,’ “The Dodd Family Abi e “Maurice Tiernsy,” Ac. PART 1 8¥0, rarer, 25 cents, Wo harély krow how to convey an adequate notion of the exuberant whim and droliery by which this writer is charac’ \etved. Big works are a perpetual feast of gayety.—John Bu! “ibis well ky own humerous and sparkling writer, whose pumeroue leughter-provoklog novels have so often convalsed Mey ceanves «Dem a'oermie fb ‘he rencer by their drollery snd rol icking wit, sees to possess wn eodives (nud of entertainen Fubided ty WERPRE § DAOTRERS Brakiaejuace, Sew York, o yperadion wit! tent. vy It ZACH wt byaiciane Ur Dt ts the only thing shat jorce tham fm otbest face, withla #ix weeks trom the Wwithont stain or iajury to the skin, Dost free, to any address 4s G GRAHAM, 109 Nassau street, N. Y. {) BENCH CHINA. Sewutifal rete for dlzner, tea and breakfast. RICH CUT TABLE ousas STuv! TAGLE CUILERY, CORNELIAN VASES, 4c prices. ‘BR PLATID WARE, eo fo. nale th ruicomnl 2 le at Wed. P. Daley «500 631 Broadway. AS FIXTORES. We are now opening some NEW STYLES bof ecg ning that excei an -thiog of the kind ever offered in this env, boih for BEAUTY AND SUFAPNSBB. Per.ons in want of chandeliers, brackets, &0., £c , aro in- vited to call and examiag ovr stock W J. F. DAILEY 4 09., 031 Broadway. ROORRY BTORES. APOTHEOALY STORES. FAULT STORK, BARKOUMs, BOE S wae a QAUTION Tu THe FUBLIO. ee understend that a large quantity of mped f kchiedam ‘Aromame market, giv, pot up under the patwe of Wol wed Alovz> Woll, bas beep soid in this Any one ¥ po baa been imposed upon in the purchase of this cout tertett will confer & favor by leaving or sendiag their Pames to my office etd I caution all oersons tom pu-chas: ing or selliniz any gin, put up under the oame of Schiedam Aromatic -ebnappe, unless put up oy me, with my orme om the totde and cork, with & fac simile of m- signature on the lnbel UbO0.PHU WOLF, 2 Beaver street, &.—PROVISION DEALFRS AND GROCERS —THB celebrated Flint and ® oust Vernon bama are vow offered. tor sale, +t wholesale and retell, by Ha fol ta D, CHAM o&R- LAIN & CO., Dos. 198, 200 and 202 Fors: th street, New York. HIKA’S TOCTAACAE REMEDY.—FO2 SALE BY « ALEX. MBNZIKS, 577 kighth avenue. Price 25 cents, | tied WEFKLY TIMES—FIVE TOLLAR3 PRE year.—Snbscrivtiour received by WILIMEK & hO- UEb>, 42 Nassau, corner of Liberty street, New York, agente ‘or all Moglish bewspapers and periodicals. . ONDON EVENING MAIL, PUB ISH:D THREE TIMES: ‘& week, contains all the reading matter of the Londom énily Times,’ witbout its sdvertioementa St becripuon $25 ver ear. WiLLMEB & ROGERS, 42 Nassau street, corner of berty street, New York, agents. Ww. Ww. 8 L. Youd Warne worcrereesae SAUCE, From the original recive of that nobleman. ‘and eold every where. JUNaTHAN JONES & 00., Importers of wines and liquors, 46 Broad "8 MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, THE ONLY REMEDY IN THE WHOLE WORLD SURE TO KXTERMTN MeE8 BUGS ROACBEs, ANTS, MUTGS FLE M \UITORS, RATS MICE, and all other vermin and Sarbontapseae For sale by the inventor, JUSEVH Meri, practical cbe- mist, No. 612 Broadway, corner of Houston Dn eed NERVORS HEADACHE, “MENTAL OB bsaical ‘ebility,"'deliriam wremeus, day nervous affeo- u instantly relieved and permanestlycured by our ne detidotes fit fails we will refund the money. PXNS & OO. 109 Neseau street, N. Y., and Hayes, KEMATURE LOtS OF HAIR, WHICH IS 80 COM- cn Dow. days, msy be entitely rrevented by the use of Burrett’s Cocoaine. 1t has been used in of case where the bsir was coming out to handsful, and has never failed to arrest its decay, atd to promote a healthy and v t Ime, unrivalled as a Ncation will render it soft and glossy R. FATAL MEDIOAL PRACHICE. ‘ago the regalar treatment of fevers commenced ‘A few years with bleeding, emetic abd drenches of calomel and jatnpe ‘Ibis formula bas teen somewhat modified of late." But do tha doctore admit they were formerly wrong’ Not at all Dr. Fotter tella us, in “the Trengactions of tne Medical Hoslety of ty New ork for 1858,” that the humaa constitution bas he sh. of treatment. He presicts, however, ain, ard that the profession will return to the “free use of the lancet as in days of yore.” Is not this monstrous! The fscuity, sooner than admit they were ever wrong, insist that the jaws ot natare e moont Meanwhile, RAD WAY’S remedics are every where cootroliing fevers with a degree of promptnees that atrikes the al. D. with a From fever and ague uj all yarges are subdued by Kad id em by ‘advisers. 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