The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1859, Page 5

alent STD a Alin the house Theve che » (208 my advine tn thie lal’, Geto toterfere wth ny wile ws lo ber The fact thst be weanol nsec her slave, Beotlermen Who wor sgrorld~ tye. even og: ne hee to the duet tor (He) aud protest hee ay mat the it he sieler, who ie pe hen it bho eoul Fis gorwelw come ho! on vial Be what righ breotime ‘to take my wile \ ‘her cords veuart Is ele not indepe: ear ter fu exery sent PO, Bin; tho tr th ig abe dy eurnged tbat O, ncepend eliy: hat ber siwe* ‘porittn oF eswec od stond Aoutesped tout Mr Fillabursh pos e-e. fidence of iba women woult wan to bat ot she would be grat ied Maat T ¢ refaed 10 emertain you as our Diend, bn that we evuld symp ah xe te lier @ sini) id BO ¥ dumbly her deores TC lutea er maysolt, end cannot be moved by threat, Cecilia has alwrvs loved you. aad will continue t doro ft have Creely reapecting Mri but you wtil pardon me, ire, under be elroumstan Tmenr vo disre pect to y afe ’ T wish that sou bad given. 9.7" ating damanteg wolis Yon were about it, he dorsrved tfor rtiempting to lee ha b<nd upon vou. By what rij does the fellow «i to taterfere with your It { f+ 4 Oalous Be ceservesta be severely punished tor bis disregard of public orinion and bis unauthorized saterference ia your aiemestic and private aifairs Jt was the highest iaoertiaence that be shud have dared to enter my private apartments aid ihe ‘during wy mence fey home. T shall tell bia at }and he will not repeat the offeace Re Pinter kel mre her room, or have aes Beonin snded by her to 2089 _ She should hava told ber that It phe had any busts e86 oF COaversstion with her, it could be trang- acted better in che parior, psrtioularly it it w visit coeds afle tion; ard it a viel oF revenge and defisace, she woul poteubmit 'o ber dictation anywhere, parlor or betroom. I thought © had more aptritihin thus to browbeaten by any one-ebe certain'y shows it with me, her husband, a& you esteem 5 have men Ihave written to, vig ber to keep gales end calm Ui Y return, and teling ‘keep away slater; #10 Sirs He will abuse b oa meet Twill be auf. cient ‘tur ber protection at all times when present. ©. tells me Mrs H abused me ip unmeasured language, ia which certainly waa notruth. I never have given ber cause, except io © _ 1 bave ever treated her ag a gentlemen should lady, and sbe can have no cause of complaint Sgaicat me up to the prevent moment; but T must protect my Wife agunatall sesaults from whatever qaarter thay may cme. Lsball be heppy to hear from rou, and pelle me, very aincerel your friend ON L OSAUNURY. ‘Telt C. to be & good girl and do as'you tol he her. ‘The counse: for the coopiainant thea ‘oltored in evidence ‘other letters of the same tenor, dated November 30, 1857, September 16, 1858, and October 23, 1868, ‘which the com- plaioant stated he received from the defendant during the \ter’s absence from home. The examination was tuen adjourned until 234 o'clock this afternoon. The Wreck of the Pomona. LIST OF NAMES OF HER PASSENGERS—THE LOST AND SAVRD. The following is a corrected list of the names of the pas- rogers by the ill futed packet ship Pomona :— cane, Pextoo, Thomas Paatos, Lizze STAERAGE, Fewtrs, Maria Paston, Mes, Paxton, Harriet . Ackroyd. William M Carthy, Tim. oy Armitage; Graney, Owen Millwingohn Armuage, Garris, Eloscor MP Allater. Margaret Armstrong, Mary Gar tty, Michsel Gee, Patriox Augher Lawrece Giobous, Mechset “Neth Joha Bropoon, Peter Joh Neary, Lauren Barrett, Joun Roble, Wittinms Brien, Joba Norris, Kdward Brady, Lucy Grit Abn J) Noble, lary A. Boyle, Javea Garratt, Mary Neal, Martin Breen’ Julia Grady Jobn Neal. Mary Barrett Micbacl = Grabim, John. Noon. sa Barrett, Joie Graty Hovors ° O'K Parrett, Bridget Gill'gan Micnael OO’ Mealy, Edward At: Bllen Garry, Henry ort Bell, Jobp Barty, Bernard OM BriclifeDavid Hal, frederick Rel Bok Ann Henley, TI , Margaret Hater, Mary Barrivgton Tatars a ‘eg urkléy, Aim Harrington, Judy Pren Burne Bary Harrington, Mai Provdergust’ hire Botoban, Dani Brondergast Mich et i Hinchan, Mary = Prend Job Hevrne, Jona Hearve, Cath, He tt. Brophy, Marg Brancon, Jeli Prinly, om Pal ye. Gt Phitbia, ann Patterson, Biiza Burrs, Macearet i Ae vothwick Margaret Parkinsod, Charles Brancoa Bey inn, Cathariae Cerra rou, Jane Han, Btspben ‘arvin, George jaion, Henry Gurra Morgaret Haugbion' fram — Quinian, Timothy Gendon. pi ‘heel Henry. ys Nappy sina, George non, Kilen Csiry, Catharine Homes, Sicha! Badtord, George Giaraley, 3bemna Bogan, Margare: Ratiigau, Maris. een leanescey, ‘srl iget Raymond, Fran Guise, Ava Harngan Pavice Raymond! Mra, Mary Osidwe'l; sna Harneen, Michael Galdweil, gps Horrigan, Margaret fllaba>’ Celarine Hurley, Maryaret Bay Clerks 7 toms anion, James C arke, Jam bizal Contes, William Bows: Barb's sone Kiogeton. iarge raret Keymond: John Collins, Mary ann Collins, David Bevsgher Patrick Qourtney; Jerry Kingston, Jobn pe me! to aril ASS . Fall lampbell bern: ingete ry Canoinghan, Bridget Keaito; Coggins. Janes Keene, buss Caveney, Cath Kingston, Jane ufield, M% Kitey, Patrick Chapman, J Kiley; Hannsh rey, Ann ber Teresa ‘RM Michael Caldweil, en Kehoe, Qalaweit, Columbus Keene, James: Benj, an. Rose ew gan Fingichurst, Curtio, Win Batcolien’ Margt Wm. Corrigan, Wm. Kennedy. Jane Smith, Jane Co vern, erascis King Kichaei Bhaulay, Bridget Garey, Roe Liwle, Wiliam = Synbam, Mary ry bridget len, Barry Sed~with, Ann Defy, Joho Lyle, Robert Sullivan, Owen Dolan, James feonsrd, Witiem Sullivan, Catharine Donovan, James Liach, iimothy bhort, Donovan, Kate Lesh; ary Short, ‘Jotn Dovoven, Kate ‘Lees, votharine Smith, Ellen, Doolap, Peter Lees, Kachaei Besniou, Julia Driccoil, Darby Lees, Ym. John ee rgaret Deyer, Willtum Lee, Sten, Kea Downelly, mary Loogmrry. Marg’t Sugden, Frederick Lees, Kechael tediov, Joho Philly Peer ay > Ma Leonard, nose 7 Blizab’h Lawler, Wm. 3) Willam Lawler, John irae SONPA Meters nonor” day, Mary . oubleday, Chae Miter, Fohn Siunfoner, Kdward Sionfoner, Hudson Sullivan, bantel Suiivan, Joabua a! ier, Bullivan, Jettre alliven, Not Sullivan, Ried. Sudiven, Mary rit Dickson. ¥ wee ‘corvette Doyle, Margaret pene le Cather re Fam ma. iliza a Jobn Perel ard grees, James erg Fergue, John Fergua, Cath. Wergus. » nibony Fergus, Honoa eperao, Ths. oy Fisuey bridget ey, bridge! Fits: done Sf M'Intosb, Daniel ohn Malrey, eda ‘Mayga’t x abaiten, Bra Fitzoat: ek. ga't M’Libatten, ga ae, israge Fd rat John Soave, Bridget M’votlam, Jobn ¥ahy, Maithew —§ M’Lonough, Joseph Wethera, James Fewkes, Joba ‘M’Cartby, Mary Webster, John SURVIVORS. PASSENGERS Matthew Lees, Barino omew hellly, John Raber. Staphen Kelly, th rd Themis Jor a9, Chas, Jackson, ‘olin swiitwan, Chas. Thompaon, wists nF Long, toat-Earry Millar, games, Weel phy, aelonatt Loriarty, Jere crak Willuns, Jobs Ma soretack, obo & meinitle, Joba Meehan, pas- Bedard vanment, Geo. Note sengers? cook. a. ‘Yh was Baroes, | John Redgera, ‘The cabin passengers, all of whom were lost, were Mrs, Paxton, son and daughter, Mr. Montgomery, of Waterloo 10Rd, Liverpool; Mr. Fox, of New York, and Mrs. Hicks, Army Inte}ligence. By direction of the President of tho United States, a Genera! Court Martial is ordered to convene in the Depart. ment of Oregon, at such timo and place as the Depart- ment commander may designate, for the trial of First Lieutenant Hugh B, Fleming, Ninth Infantry. A Board of Officers is ordered to assemble at the Wash- éngtou Arsenal, D.C., for the examination and trial of Mr. B. F. Josselyn’a carbine and pistol. The Board will make a report of the merits of thoso weapons for the in- tormation of the War Department. At the General Court startial which conyoved at Albu- -querque, New Mexico, and of which Lieutenant Colonel ‘MMs, Third Infantry, was President, was arraigned and tried Captain William K. Van Bokkelen, Quartermaster’s Department, on certain charges and specifications, to ‘which the accused pleaded. not guilty, Tho Court, after mature deliberation, brought in a verdict of “not guilty,” and cid therefore honorably acquit Captain Van Bokkelen of the charges, &c., prefered. RErevet Colonel Waite, F.fth Tafantry, and Captain Ras. ‘ton, Quartermaster’s Department, are placed upon special duty ( make a reconnoisance with @ view to determine the mort eligible site for o military post in Minnesota, near the head waters of the Red River of the North. CS rea ay eon Department, now on duty city of Now Yor for duty at Water viet Araena is ordered to report fc YY Jeutenaat Welcher, Ordnance Department, now on duty at Wa'ervieit Areenal, is ordered to Vane bonverr Washington See Teport for duty at Fort n extension of leave of absencs hag tho following oflicers:—Major Day, Second Tafantey io yh 1859; Major Gatneit, Ninth Infantry, to September Captain Foote, Sixth Infantry, for four montha, A leave of absence for twelve months, with permission to go beyond the United States, has been granted to Lieute- ton, Sixth Infantry, and Pegram, Second Dra- ‘The Italians in New York. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The engagements of my profession prevented my at- tondance yesterday at the meeting of the committee of the leaders of the Republican Italian Society in this coun- try, for which reason you did not find my signature in the communication you were kj enough to give place ia your valuable paper. Ite ita being consentancous to the dictates of my conscrence and to the principles of ‘the party T bs grseer Tbeg AS you to affix to it my en- dorsement and signature. I am, dear sir, your obedient sorvant, DOMENICO’ MENNELUL 1,067 ‘Broanway, N. Y., May 18, 1859, Political Intetitgence. THE STATE CONVENTIONS. A mumber of the States have already appointed the time and places for the meeting of their State Gonven tions, to make preparations for the fall campaigns, as wel) ag to select delegates in whole or in part, to the great Presidential Dominating conventions in 1660, Ou0.—The Democratic Siate Conventiva will meot in Columbus on the 26th inst. The Republican Convention will be held in the same piaee on the 24 of June. Candi- dates are to be nominated for Governor, Lieutenant Go- vernor, Supreme Judge, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary of State, 3chcol Commisrioner aud Member of the Board of Public Works. ‘he election will take piace on the ilth of October. lowa.—The Democratic State areata will assemble in Des Moines, on the Ist of June, Governor Lieutenant Governor, and three Judges of the Supreme Court are to be chosen, Election October 11, CativoRsi4.—Democratic State Convention will meet in Sacramento City on the 22d of June. All the State ofll- cers are to be elected. Election takes place on the 7th of September. Maings.—Democratic State Convention will be held in | The Latest Drawings of “he Legalized Loi © 1@6, aa reported to WOOD, KDDY o* OO. (MANAGERS OF THE DELAWAR.”, GLOBGIA, KENTUCKY any MiBOUMI STAGE LOTTERIES Oftiota! drawings by tele grape. DELAW SBR LOTTERTES. the subscrivers, Commissioners appointed by the Govera® Of the state of Delaware, to superta’ nd the arewiog of & lotie- Fy authorized by the Legislsture having this day ablended. tho > drowing of the Lottery (or the benedt of the Siats of Delaware, aumbers which were Rereby cortifs that the following this day drawn from the wheel, wares Crass, NO. 29, Mar 18, 1689. 21, 39, $2, 31, 30, 25,53, 18, 24, 43, 74,46, 34, 64, LA. Crass No, 200, May 18, 1899. 58, %, 71, 22, 73, 4, 75, 23, 33, 10, 12, a0, 49, 21. 4nd that the sald numbers were draws in the order im whiel Bangor, on the 30th of June. A candidate for Governor is to be nominated. Election September 12. ‘Missusw1.—The Demooratic State Convention will meet at Jackson on the 4th of July. Candidates for State offl- cers are tobe selected. Election will take place on the 3d of October, MinsEsota —The Republican State Convention will be held om the 20th of July. The Democratic Convention will convene in the city of St. Paul on the 17th of August, Candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer, and two members of Congrees are to be eelected. lection on the 11th of October. Lovisiana.—The Democratic State Convention is called to meet in Baton Rovge on the 25th inst. Caudidates for State officers to be selected. Election November 7. Canat Commissioner Suereut.—Tho Buffalo Qvurier says:~- The New York Hettarp, in noticing a political meoting held as the Astor Bouse last week, designates Canal Com mis2‘oner Sucrrill as a bard abel democratic Patriot. Sher. rill 16 ail sorta of a politician, and a patriot to boot; but his present political ‘aseociations are not with the hard shells, He was chosen to office by the repubdlicang, and at one time was in good standing in the Seward church, But he fe!l from gsace soon aftor his election, and it would be difficult to define his present position with much preci. sion, He is supposed to be atthe head of the Sherrill party, the rank and Gle consiativg of a resident engmeer und two boatmen, Louisiana Democranc Stare Convention.—The Baton Rouge Advocate says the Convebtion will be very apt to make aspirants for office explain how far they are con nected or associated in sentiment with the Douglas faction vefore conferring its honors upon them. One thing iscer- tain, no man tainted with the squatter sovereignty here. sies of Douglas, or sympathizing with that decp-dyod traitor, John W. Forney, in his attempts to dissolve the democratic organization, ought to receive a vote in a con- vention of Louisiana democrats, A true democrat will frankly ayow bis hostility against these heretics and their heresies when called upon to do s0, and we promise them the chance will be offered. § How 10 Reconstruct Ts Democratic Party.—The On- tario (N. ¥.) Messenger, democrat, says:— The “‘rank and file” of the democratic party must or- ganize thoroughly ia every school diatrict, circulate demo- Gratic newspapers, punctually attend and control primary meetings, insist w change of the Syracuse Programme of last year, and iostead of being a ‘‘close corporation,” run for the benefit of street number, the democratic party of this State would speedily regain its former p.cs. tige and power, A Wis Concivsion.—Hon. H. 8. Foote, of Mississippi, has written a letter tothe Vicksbarg Whigin which he says he will “certainly not bea candidate” for Congress in the Fourth district of that State. He saya he hay no ambition to participate prominently in such struggles as are likely to occur in Congress during the next two years, and says he belongs to no party organization now existing in Mississippi. This is a very wise conclusion on the part of ex-Sepaior Foote, for if he did persiet in running be most assuredly would be badly beaten by Hon. 0. R. Sin- gleton, the democratic candidate. Tent Districr or Txn xsskx.—Gen. Join L. T. Sneed has received the opposition nomination for Congress in the Tenth district of Tennessee. THE Cry LSSPEUIUK Tammoone.Tha dariaion in Mr. Morton’s mandamus case has wrought quite a change in the aspect of men and things in and around the City Hall, The majority of the Aldermen who had been playing second fiddle to the ousted City Inspector lookea rather disheartened, although now and then they would try to laugh the matter off when interrogated. Morton’s dopu- ties end clerks feel willing to share the fate of their mas ter; and during the day yesterday they were dictating and writivg ali kinds of manifestoes.and petitions to the Board of Aldermen, complaining of the Mayor for his clogging the whecl the Inspector’s department. In the meantime Mayor Tiemann holds his equapilty of tewper, and will exert every pre: tire fo reorganize the City Insp ctor’s department. Mr. Morton is somewhat ercetfallen at the turn of the ‘ables by Judge Allen’s decision, and will, by the advice of his counsel, ex Juage Edmonds, take the case up to the court of last resort on an appeal, where no doubt the dicision will bo sustained. ‘The board of Aldermen, at their meeting to-night, will no doubt give Morton all the consolation they can. ‘Yesterday all the workmen lately employed by Morton were discharged, on aczount ‘of the notification of the Mayor and Comptro'ler that they would receive no pay for their gcrvices, The offices re- main in custody of the police. Court Calendar—This Day. Sure Covat—Circuit.—Part 1.—Adjourned to Mon- day, May 23, Part 2,—Nos, 1680, 1681, 1926, 1902, 1920, 4436, 1106, 1841, 1869, 138, 18387 1701, 1595, 1565, 1863, 1569, 267, 1220, '104, 1848,’ 1828, 184," 1506, 1988, 1940, 1926, 1508, 1617, 1963, 1697, ‘Sormok Court.—Nos 5, 467, 586, 584, 611, 616, 7, 620, 621, 625, 626, 681, 501, 350, 942, 788, 413, 561, 586. 557, 155, 426, 427, 363, 255, 862, 607, 58%, 225. Part 2. Same calendar as the 18th May. (ON —By Court withouta jury. Part 1.. Nos. 107, 168, 109, 110, 111, 4,6, 96. Part 2,—Nos, 98, 99, 112, 113, 114, 118, 116. Young America ®riumphant.—A French marguls, now vialiing & family io Fifth avenue: came very ots ers out” an Seems wooer Jately; but the lover so Pinteraade do by 3 oe el ance by wear one of th: wearing one of thoee (BNOX, No. 212 ‘Broadway, that Petutaed London Cape Dusters—A New and Beautiful article, at LRUMGOLD & PROCB’S, No. 214 Broadway. Two Large Photographic Likenesses for §1, taken in the best style of the art, at MORaND'S egitery, su Broadway, 1he oldest establishment in the United State! proved French Yoke Shirts, _ New Style, hted. made to order and warranted to U BRUTHERS, 49 Broadway, sole manufacturers Me'Laughlin’s Improved French Xoke Lael ready made, all sizes, or made to meagure, “at 269 wich sireet, corner of Murray. Fracy’s Celebrated Shirts, Made to Order 894 werrented to fit, at Nos. 87 Sts 89 Nee street, one door north of Maiden lane. GKO. M. TRACY, agent, Phrenology, as Applied in Examinations by FOWLER & WELLS, 303 Broadway, polats out the talents, defects and proper trade or occupation. Grover = cote aurean IRELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, NEW! SEES, AT REDVOED Px 495 Broadway. New York. 162. Fultow wtreet, Brooklyn, Lester's Sewing cuneate LOO! SALESROOMS 40S BROADWAY, W. ¥. Wholesale agents wanted. Weed’s Patent Peleery | Hota g Machines New style, price $50. Bassford’s Billiards and Chess Rooms, 149 Fulton and No. 8 Ann sireet. ae daily, Second hand billiards, for watering places, cl Herring's Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 261 Broadway, corner Murray et.,N.¥. ‘Wildex’s Patent Fire nnd Burglar Proot safes. QUIRK BROTHERS, 19 Maiden lane, N.Y. Strong and Flavory Tea, Qne Dollar the cheat. and good oofiee 10 ibe for a dollar, at CHRISTIAN. SON’B, No, 1 Chambers or 216 Greenwich street, Glas Shades an all Sizes for Covering ata clocks, flowers, Ac. Ae., &e.. constantly on band and made 10 order’ ‘Depot 196 William sire corner of Aun. 5! ‘The Best Bed in Existence—(Howe's elliptic, a4 from oe at S78 Broadway. Call and see it, Kennedy's Sanaa incl Rfid arin to cure scrofula, erysipelas, saltrbeum, scald head, ulcerated tore lege. For inte by all crugeista, Holloway’s Ointment and Pills, Subjected to the teat of publis, opinion and. public, trial, for over Base have th ledged the Bow the verdict; univeranlly acknow Ouly reliable family remedies In existence, Manufactory 8 Maiden lane, New York, Hill's Halr Dye, 50c, Black or Brown— Depot No.1 Barclay street “aloo told at 899 Broadway, and Barry*s fe eget the best rer cheap- oe ind re for ressing, ng, beautifying, cleaning, maa arses try it, ena Cured by Marsh & nee mech vies, Iaatio stoel varicose vetoa, yelng supporters and saa ecclec tesoes Tanruments for defor- toorder. No. 2 Vesey street, Asior House, N. ¥. acttateccles Diseases, Fall, Changes of Color, xl its embellishment treated cares! Les AN, No, G0 Teint airect, weal she and near Broadway or a wand anes tanto ss Weamingion. Dei., thia Wednesday, May 18, 1869. GEOBGE ©, GOXDOR, JOR, BEAL, "Loomauanoners JaMbS DUNCAN, GEORGIA pate in ane of the Sparta academ: Lotta Co: ee Pen ‘the nusabers whioa were tbls dey drawa frogs owTtng are the ‘O1ass No, 237, Max 18, 1859, G, 47, 40, 43, 73, 38, 62, 11, 19, 16, 69, 59. Oxass No, 288, Extea, Mar 18, 1609, Not received. that the anid numbers were drawn in the order ta which bnd that runes ous bs bands at A1 Wednesday, Mey 18, oY 1889, . ¥. JARRE. Gommissoncrs a DUG as, woop, Dpys 00, Sumnewe, Dear O. A. Bills, Exchange and Ae Broker, 176 Greenwich etreet, eecond door north of Pacific Hotel. French Soft inst Received. J. PABDESSUS, aie} tes Wiha for the manufacturer, , Coupia, William street, corer of Ann. Never was there a Hat that so Exactly Hit taste of the people ag WHITS’S new casumere for tae ing and summer, as regards ite ubape style snd mount. #8, one word suffices. They are perfect 216 Broadway, under Barnum's Museum, SUK Warp Alpsea Coats—A Splendid Coat for warm weather, at DRUMGOLD & PROCH'S, No. Qt Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Youpees, the best in tbe world, eurpamsing all wade, Sold aud applied ‘ut the manutastory, 233 Broadway. Criatadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees. The best in the d. Wholesale gad retall, and the dye pri- qamly applied, a @ Astor Homer he “iis Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Hiastic Stockings, frend Soap braces and Dr. GLOVER’S new lever truss, Ne. 4 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weovespay, May 186 P. M. + By the Canada, which passed Cape Race last evening, we havo three days later nows from Europe, the details of which will probably be found in another column. Con- sols were the same as quoted by the Arago, viz., 992; a $s. Amatural reaction had taken place in the breadstuffs market, and cotton was quoted 34 a 34 lower than on the Saturday previous, Provisions were buoyant atan ad. ‘vance in price, In the money market we have again (o quote an ad. vance of rates. First class paper, endorsed, over 90 days, ig not done to-day under seven per cent, aud very choice short paper gocs at six. Six and eight months paper, gcod, cells at 8 a 9 a 10, according to quality—the ad- vance being about equal to one per centall round. No ad." vance haz been made in call loans. So little money is wanted by the brokers that the bankers who supply them find it dificult to employ their means, even at last quotations, Paper, also, is scarce, and it seems unlikely thatthe present flurry will last. There is nothing doing in exchange. Tue steamer from Boston to-day took $1,040,000 in specie and bullion. In alluding yesterday to the rumors of money being sent to Austria from hence, it should have been stated that the ordinary agent of the Austrian government in this city is the Con- sul, who draws on the Barings, the London agoste vt tne government at Vienna, We may add that, in consequence ‘Uf que troubled state of aflairs in Europe, seven-eighths of the purchasers of bills on the Rothschilds of London’and Paris prefer sight drafts to the usual bills at kixty days; and for theee sight drafts their New York correspondent charges 110%. The Austrian Bank has ceased to pay specie, and Austria to export goods; the Austrians wil find it dificult to obtain much gold from abroad without baving negotiated a loan somewhere. ‘The stock market this morning was unfavorably affected by the announcement in the Hxratp that the New York Contral refused, to meet the views of the Southern rail- roads in rofereBés to freights, and nearly all the specula- tive stocks opened a shade lower than tney closed yoster- day. Tbe atreet was {ull of rumors about the railroads, It was at one time asserted. ‘that Mr. Corning, who is in town, is not prepared to break off negotiations with the Southern lines. This story rests on no good basis that we hear of. The Richmond plan, of allowing no differences betwen New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, is appa- rently the gettled policy of the Central. As to the South- ern lines, they were built expressly in order to do that which the New York Central now declares they shall not do—namely, to afford a cheap outlet for Western produce through Philadelphia and Baltimore—so that the pros- pect of their backing down ig slender. Besides this source of uneasiness, the foreign newa was reported in the street —before it arrived—to be extremely unfavora- ble. Altogether the tendency of the day was rather toward reaction than recovery, though the prices in the afternoon were better than betwetn the boards. New York Central opened this morning at 7234, but fell offto about 7234; in the afternoon it was done at 713{ and closed at 7234 bid. Rock Island continues very active. A natural reaction took place after the high prices of yes- terday; the stock was done as low as 625; for cash, and 60 seller sixty ; it closed at 6234 bid. The reports from the road continue to satisfy the directors here. Galena was off to-day; it was done as low as 63 seller sixty, and closed at 637¢ bid. ‘Toledo was steady. The Michigan ebares did not vary much; they are inactive, though still freely preseed for gale by the jobbers. Pacific Mail im- proved one per cent this morning, closing in the afternoon at 74% bid. There is still some informal talk going on between Vanderbilt and the directors; it will probabiy endin compromise, though the Pacific Mail may suffer somewhat before then. The businees in State siocks and bonds continues to bo moderate at previous prices, In the afternoon stocks were quiet. The market closed weak at the following prices:—Migeouris, 835; a 74; Virginias, 96; 97; Can- ton, 1834 a 19; Cumberland, 1734 a 18; New York Central, 7234 a 34; Erie, 73¢ a 34; Harlem,10%4 a 34; do. prefer- red, 86% a 37; Hudson, 81% a %; Reading, 460%; Michigan Central, 42a 34; Michigan Southern, 9°% a 10; do, preferred, 312{ a 32; Panama, 118 a +4;Mlinois Cen- 34 & 66; Galena, 637% a 64; Toledo, 273; a 1¢; Rock Island, 62g a 3; Illinois Central bonds, 80 a 81; Pacific | Mail Company, 7434 75. ‘The business of the Sub-Tressury today was as fol. lows:— Total receipte ++ $358,789 71 —For custom: 131,009 00 Total payments, 206,405 78 Total balance 5,887,341 96 The excbangos at the Bank Clearing House this moruing were $22,965,456 §7, and the balances $1,626,615 90. The following is the bank movement of the four princi- pal cities, as ehown Ys their oes Serpe ~_ Crew n N. York, By u.. 8139 6a og fog 28 Ui is 8.490.983 Deposits 85,606,639 Philada 007 17,603,254 N. cri's, Mi aeee Sages Sma Bae ost Boston.” May 37. _ #8445 0 6.881 800 21446,600 Tota... FEB 086-28 S38 901 ‘Sam 887, ‘Last week. 286,35) 1,00 55,054,458 Decrease. rcs 354 1, 206,467 419,367 A letter from Toledo, dated the 16th inst., says:— Already the advance movement, foreign disturbances, is begining 10 bo seriously felt in the West. Produce has taken a very large leap upward, and the railroad companies are Lage freights, some as much higber then is rightas # short time ‘ago they ‘were too low. Stock Exchange. Wepnxspay, May 18, ae $20 Virginia oe Yoo ans buchen bio 160 3 1000 Erie RR2d mig 4000 Erie RR 4th mig €000 Erie con bs, 62 1000 HudRiv RR "om. 800 HudRivER 3m. 5000 Harlem RR im. e000 MGRSpelm sfeb 260 800 Cloy & Pitts RR.. 1000 Mich So2mtg. 67 1% 80011 Cen RR be,. 82 000 Gal & CRI RR.b6O O44 1000 do 8035 a 63 1000 Gal& Chie ist m fo 46 shs Del H Cauat 9644 400 100 Cumb Coal prefid 17300 100 Te Vix 100 50 do. 17% 100 in consequence of | 100 60 17K 400 RR nt sg oe i eae kee ose DBD is 274 158 ig 279 63 62% 62% 340 Hud Riv Rit) bid eae [ex oe ae ae 20) Har RE pref. hao } 876 Roating RR,., ane $0000 U S66 12% Ti 120% Thy xed te 724 2700 Cy 5's, ™ Hig 700 Har RX testing 90 18 2000 LaCr&til ld gr, 16 big 2086 Hanover Bk. 90 56" 10 Del & Hud Canal. 96 6 100 Pao Wiss +. 106 Cley & To! RE sib 27 800 N ¥ Cenirai 800M vveveenss BTM 450 do, . 79% 00 660 do, BO 7234 50 Chics tsi RR, be bi} CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Warrwnsvay, tay 18-6 PM iATHEL—The market was quict, aud gules oar toed to anil orle at 534c , while pots were dul at S30 ere ~Ploar~ ‘Tbe tameness noticed tu the uvvelat Jerlerday continued wo prevail with tuereased heaviness. for moa, araden: wbich tn come cuaes gave way 2c. per > Extra baud were Also rel easier in many casce he chief Bowe. the sales (race before yung othe fo a the following auotattcng > 4 ae Inferior to good suge 95 00 a6 50 Es btate. WaT Superfine 6 00 2665 Bxua Iowa, ichigan, Inctans ane Ohio 77609 25 Bxtre Generee.. 8 00-al0 0) mixed to ttraight t ‘Kou' hes 7TWaTdi Southern fancy and exiri 500097) Choice ee family and 8 00 al0 09 Rye to $204575 meal. 480 a 4 60 = Canadian Wis rm bal Bowlers dowr wae aleo easter, ulet. with less doing. The tales eabreced about 180" Welt clos ing at len rien for moet kinds aed within the rangest the al Sgaree. Rye flour was lees buosant, with salea — about 200 Ebla. reported al our quotations Corn moat wes Deavy, avd ibe sales embraced about 250 dis. Jersey. Ce $4 30, Wheat sympait ized with the flour trade, and’ was and ersier for meciua and common qualities ‘ihe aales emabraced about 16 000 busbels, inclnolag prime white Kentucky at $e tO, eS, white Southern at $2 0%, tair whie: Michigan” at $195, Vestern red, mixed, at p ¢ sed touthern at$i 75 a$b 95, and common C hicago | spring at$i10e$i12 Corn was heavy, and closed with « a 10 lower prices, Che sales em’ braced about 22,000 bushels, including round yeilyw a: 98c., white Foutbera’in store at 902, and Weeern tained at pee Bye was pom and quiet, 1 were easier, with anles of Btate ato; . and Weatern and Unnadian at fc 4 Glige. COFFEE. be market was steady aud gales limited. About 100 bugs Maracaibo cotfve were sold at Lge Fist the marbet contiourd frm and. the demand steady: scien of some L200 quinials dey ond (Searge’s Banks) were re: ted at Si. Bales of 400 a0) ule, mackerel ware reyurtea wuding No. 1, ai $16 00 a $1075, nd No Zat $9 25 0°99 <1, 0.3 were ia Hg supply and aominst. Hunscurs —1o Llverponl, 309 tiescea of heat were awased at 2a, j Soa ble of bore at 18 6d, Lacludlg about orion aide Das iowalnocts net o leather male 68. Anda small lot of cotton at sbout 31 tel: B to pack: je4 oF sietce beet ut bs 5 mei Ath Togwond a ume for Ccwes or Falmouth and a market at £2 1 eis Fort coativued to rule with iieadl os ybile sales were fair, Currants cntinued fire, with sales at 53;c. a 6c , tt latter Sgure for good quality new. Ralstza were slesdy, sales o1 a ew hupdrea boxes, Including M. M.'s at $2.25 082 30 spd layers at $2.65 a $275 Bay was steady, with moderate sales for shipment st 70c. a Toc. ve, with free ssles in Boston for this mar- EMP. —Mepila acti ket and on ae co oe Jute waa Fedoop firmer. Ame- at both here rican bem) ie and at the West. Lity.—the supply of ‘Reckland wen wae 0%. with sales of 1,500 lump at bbls at 650, fur common, and r Rorasses.—‘1he market was rm, Dui sales were light; sales of £0 bhds. tart Cuba inuecovado were made at 30c. NAVAL Bronys.~The mardet for spirite was firmer, with sales of about 40 bbla., a\ Bie 60 ands sale of 1, 30) bbia, common rosin was arrive, at $1 70. The last aale of crgde turpentine was made at 83 73. ) andgales were in good dem nS pretty freel yd fr for Rogiich, aL bbe a die lean rag bid at so. following review of ‘he New ed ford marbet for the’ week endleg tbe lain lose fe toms tho Whalemens’ Shipping Liet:—Spermn has-been quiet aince our list, but holders generally are tim. The transactions for th week Include saleg of Cee io parcels, at $1 38, and 65 bbis brown, at $1 28 per gall fe have'no change to note fo whale oil, which ta Taoderaie demands the sales since onr Just embrace 1,720 bbIs ta lots,» We cal 200 bola. at i9e., lon, and. $70 bbls. ofa price not trans: 650 bbl a per pied; algo 420 bb'a. do. do, at47c gallon, We also usuce meal of 38 bux cocoanut ofl, at 7c. per gallon, Uitcakk bas become and thiu oblong, deliverable during the remmoder of ihe yar, sold at $10 PHO isiOoste- Fork —Thetaiskel wasbenry snd prisealower. ar] The sales em sbout 4,000 bbis , Ton ais Bew mess ot $8 ass id & $18 50. ae mess oF a a a8 eee mess and prime at $15 50 bis. reporte?, oe ere 18 62. Eytan xe: ii, ice rg) Se ae at $550 a epacked mesa. st in M1 8 $15, an Sire do. at $16 25 a$i7. Prime mess was firea demsnd, with ‘sales of 400 bbis reported at age, pte do, India mesaat $30 a Lard was leas buoyant and easier: vales, of 1,000 dbis. and tigroes, wer: Nowe at 120. with ie Butier and cheese ‘wore unchanged. Hick. ~The sales embraced about 700 tlerces :t 41c. a 530. ‘They closed frm. Soup. Prime quality cover was, (rm, with small aales st fall priors, {Common were dull Lioeed more firm end { cod'demand, with free sales in Boston for this market ut $173 So Erices.—Eales of forty cases nutmegs were made at 50s. Satreree bas again advanced both here and in Boston. in the latter city at 9c , roee to 10c , tken to 10: were rep i SiBce then Pct in Boston Pe bere. ‘iirate soda also $350. per Ib, 13) nikda Note Griguine w about 13003 ee commenced ‘and Iaat to llc , at which hes been asked’ botn in advanced, wi.b aales at Srgans’ Bales of 62) Dies ware for seining . trade, ince lo, at 6 dc. A6'49, and part ear Balee of 20 Boxes casiile were made at 9240., now ‘Teas —The public sale to-day drew a attendance, and previous prices were sustained. The BF paca part consisted Of fair greens, which were all sold; while a m of the a8 follows Dhocks wore withdrawn” ‘Prices om een Hegon at 40340 5 TyrOR TRO a ag age 5 byson twankay, 1c 8 Sc; wan ¥, Bie ; 3 48 perial, Roic.! toucbong, 483¢0°8 ype Bion ‘oolong, ‘Wiaiznoxe.—The weekly record of the New Bedford mar- ket bsa the following:—Whalebone ts s rscedlony a quelt—the aavices by the fe Persia countermanding all fe have no sales to report in this ‘Wuiskey was steady, with sales of 300 bbis , at 300. a Sic. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepnespay, May 18, 1859, BEEF CATTLE. ‘The week opened with a moderately active demand for beef cattle at Bergen Hill, which was continued on Tuesday and ‘Wednesday atthe city yards, The sales of Tuesday at the Washirgton drove yard were much larger than usual, and» large proportion of the best cattle were disposed of on thatday at somewhat lower prices than prevailed last week. The offerings were mainly from lMnois, Ohio and this State; and though some of them were prime, yet the greater portion of them were inferior and common, and the average quality showed a decided depreciation from last week’s supply. The demand to-day was only moderate, and as the best cattle were pees on Tuesday, the sales were slow, and at priceasbowing siesta cr neat a price about 10%c. ime the week, divided between es ena (wed. was nesday that the Tuoderate. ‘The total number on sale at A lerton see eraot bend, and at all the yard Sb head, against 2, head last week. te: active, and the recel; re foes, “Chamberiin offered only @ a La onto which were or- snd told at Se. a 10s per pound, also bad but aimodérate supply, but gales were at full recs not materially (rom Gur quotations below. The totel recelp | Siltke yards for the week and last week were | SU Nfaningion Yard. Browntng’e, Chambertin’s. NO Bricn’s, ‘This week 273 81 60 | Laaet week. 2,698 nz 3 2 PRICES. CATTLE Firat quality, per 100 a $11 50a $l2 00 | Ordinary to good. 10738 10 } Common... + 1000 & 10 50 | Interior. 908 975 | | First quality, per head, $55 a $85 | Greteary 10 good... 380 50 Common. 30a 35 neaeae ‘ - Da 30 {sae Bg bea caret, Ra ‘ret quality, per ce Ordinary to good abc. Commo .+++.+ A5c, Tnterior..0.0 0.2) at, | First quality, per head. a $6 50 | Créimary to good a 475 | Common a 400 | Infenor, a 350 e | First quality, perIb 18 abc. Other qualities. aida a6icc. COWS AND CALVES. The market continuce quiet, and prices have undergone Bo | change worthy of mote. he Jeceipta continue to a fair extent, but the market is not overstocked, and the entire number were ‘There were several sales dispoeed of at our quotations above. | StPrees above Our hlabest quotations; bit asthe oiler which were sold at the \tepeaton! rates were very extra Cows, We DO Dot change our quot ‘The total reveipts st ail ube yards for the week and ast week were as follows:— eee at Yard. Browsing’ s Came Uin's. O' Bric ga This week 31 ar a 62 Last week. VEAL CALVES. There wasn larger supply of veal calves yarded to day than we have known for mote than & year, and in consequence a A RG SY, A cent & pound on the average, though the range. is unchanged. The receipts were competed ma ad of cominon to ordinary, but there were | neverthel prime offerings, some of the beat of which mee hae cu; but the tales at that prise OE are thas we dcrook qiane atone ike, for first quality, The total receipts at all the yards for the week and Inst w iiton Yard, Browning's. Cham on Yar. Browning's. Chain SHEEP AND LAMBS. ied with sheep and mand was onty mo- rtin’s. O'Brien's. 3 13) us Wi a bc. um ne Te but the best selections week's ene though be ates at our onside prices wore, nok po frequent agon Jast_ Wednesday. ‘The totel receipts at all the a for the week and last k were as follows:— We ington Yard. Brovening’s. Chambertw'e. OBrica’s, 2,342, 1877 925 138 25 SWINE. ‘The recetpta have been fair, and the of consist mainly ef inferior to common , which are in in Ha tert pour quotations al ‘There were but few ir highest heavy quolations, Jbowever, ‘aa there were but fed moran the West. fe sale. The foal umber olnted care ae se inferior to frou.” ian River drov Suen | ~ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, ~”: ey owe 7 —_———— | coms”? Bs aad om, argent Ua at A of whet wee Ich ee “lit—Total receipe (500 A Wal receipte, + ta) of ali mo" for Week lant week, 9.1 En, Meee ee oes embreulNy Fecexpta al Bergen st were as fou. “** Cows, Vous Married, Tormam—Arres —At El bet, N. 2 ou Wednesday, May 11, by the Rey. Mr. Cark, Josern W. Torna, of New York, to Amminpa N., ast of Rov ert and Blizaveib Ayers, of Newark. Diea. Boxrum,.—Ia the city of Brooklyn, on Wednc¥day, May 18, of & lingering iliness, Susam, wife of Honry Boerum, ego 37 years, 3 months and 19 oays. ‘The relabyes apd friends of the family are resp sct ully invited to attend her funeral, from her late res dence, Nostrand avenue, near Myrbe avenue, on Friday .witer- noon, at two o'clock. Brows.—The relatives aad friends of the famil ars ve- spectially invited to attend the funorad of Evaxyia Buown, oxly ease biee of Mortimer and vs Chaplin's church, Broadway, on ¥ri " paw neh ’ iy iday afteruoic, at Camvnutt.—On Tocaday, May 17, at her late reaid nee, Sarai, the beloved wife of Thomas Campbell, aga 23 vee teasat take place thi r funeral wil © this (Thormda: atewo o'clock. ¢ vy honey Caxiizr.—On Tuezdey, May 17, Jossra Came, age! 63 yours and 7 months. The friends of the family are imvited t» ut- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 68 Polar street, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) morning, ai tea o'clock, without further invitation. ‘Ann Brown, 'rou } ener te Refers Tevacn re otha oy valclane ann seeene ney PECTS oe donde 14 7 BE BTR AL Ole Ds or made DEST LUSTRAL 0 inutond iciue — Ei rovervoe Ss eno cheat, 00 Broadway. AY f; MARTIN B JaP.¥ Qhaokino.— ras UNar- D‘*i.i ereperation, which Sa be sintained its pr iy perras ee ft a oat SY 217 Fuiton sireei, agent for Day & Martin, . sien B un YRITS Pas Fea aNTED, TapEOr aie In Pia le o'tertity that Toes eee eat ear oe anoe ie toe gh ering & constructed: vaaly superior to al others for great ‘edhesiou aad “e een Dey RAON BER AT ny. ual and dental oftce Hoenaos for sale” if 1) SUIS FOR ar) E eter PRINO-SUITABLY FOR GR conta of a dk tala . $13; pamte, $5 10H; vets, 83, French biseu Decks tantra ke : (CLAwK a, 16 Wliam street. rz -* OF ROONOMY, ATTENTION —INSTEAD OF ivaleat im tc, for ot) eevens ree of eps deere ) Cursume.—In Brooklyn, F D.,0n Tuesday morning, Moy 17, of intiammation of the lungs, Gxrracom Nicuows, youngest davghter of ears Ww. and Lydia D. Cheshire, aged 1 year, 1] months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and’friends of the paly are respec’ gies invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of parents, No, 123 Fifth street, this (Thursday) aferasea, ah at two 0’ ock, without further invitation. ‘The remavas will be taken to Cyprees Hills Cemetery for interment. Citsxies.—On Thursday morning, May 12, at bis late re- sidence, No, 42 North Exeter street, Baltimore, Parae Cuaxis, Sr., in the let year of his age, after a’ pynaful and jivjering Hines, which be endured with the mozt ¢x- emplary fortitude. He leaves behind bim a iarge fami y who wil! loag mourn the Joss of en affectionate ant beloved parent. Newcestle-upon-Tyne (England) and Giasgow (Scotland) Papers please copy. i Cranx —On Tuesday, May 17, Euzanmm, wife of Wim. Clark. ‘The funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 166 Willoughby street, this (Taursday) afternooa, at hat past two o'clock. The friends and acquaintances are re- Epectfully invited to attend, without further notice, Gawes —Un Tuesday, May 17, Linum, daughter of Ste- phen W. and Martha R, Gaines, aged 8 years aod 9montus. ‘The frievds of the family are respectiully invited to a- tend ber tuneral, from tbe reeidence of her parents, No, 280 Henry street, on Friday morning, nt cleyen o’cloc < Jouxs.—On Wednesaay , May 18, Frances A. Jouns, wifo of Alexander Jobvs, and danghter of Capt, Wm. W. Fis. er, in the 26th year of her age, after a long and painful iunces. ‘The friencs of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence, corner of Court and Degraw streeia, Brooklyn. 1xG.—On Wotnceday maxnieg, May 18, Mr. Prous Kina, in the 82d yeaa of his ag His friends, and the friends of the family, are invited to atlend his fuseral, on Friday morning, at ten o’clock pre- cirely, trom his late residence, No. 19 Perry street. Kmicat.—On Wednesday morning, May 18, after a long and gevere illness, WaLtan EpwaRb, eldest son of Dr. Win. Kuight, aged 4 years, 10 months and 22 days. i remains wil) be taken to Greenwood for interment. Lx Fevre.—Suddenly, at New Rochelle, on Wednesday, May 18, Mary Sorma, only child of P. E. Le Fevre, Com: manéer of the United’ States mail steamship Vanderbi It, aged 3 yoars, 6 months and 26 days. ‘Due notice will be given in this paper when the funeral wil! take place. Liiz.—At Hoboken, N. J.,on Tuesday, May 17, R. Dumont Lyrent, aged 11 ‘moths and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends are rerpectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 10 Uvion place, Hoboken, this (fhursda; earning, ateleven o’ciock, Interment in Moravian Cemetery, St.ten Jeland. Livixcstow.—On Tuesday, May 17, Mrs. C. ¥. Liyixgerox. ‘The relatives and friends are invited, to attead Ger fune- ral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 174 ane street. Duane mauu@.—At Westchester, on Tuesday morning, May 1, ita M. Lupiow, eldest davghier of Robert H. Lu: low. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from St. Peter’s church, in Westchester, on Friday, at twelve o'clock, without further notice. ‘MunziGaw.—On Tuesday, May 17, after a short and pain- ful ifness, Mr. Tuomas yf nin aged 44 years and 1 month, a native of the county La Lodgtord, ar and for men, resident of any, Tesllvte and friends ‘are tee gyre ames tex: bis funeral, from his late resi poset 5 fo. 23 Covgress — Brooklyb, this (Thursday) aftecoon, at two oe OCoxxor.—On ey evening, May 17, Wituu O'Connor, aged 32 ye The funcesl will yako place this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 34 Cherry street. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. OueHaxt.—On Wednesday, May 18, ANN Manu, wife of James La apr ge aged 38 years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’clock, without Sider notice. Sevan lease copy. pa City, on Wednesday, May 17, Mr. Jomn PERKING, formerly of Aull, Fogland, "aged 58 years and 5 months. His friends, and those of the family; are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Thorsday ') afternoon, at two o'clock, from his lute residence, No. 155 Bay street, Jersey City. Porszr.—On Wednes: mg A May 18, Grorar Hutemson, 80n of oe and Jane Porter, aged 3 years, 4 montha e. The friends of the fami; and 11 ly are respectfully invited to at- tend the funera), this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 10 Clarkson street. Raywoxp.—On Wednesday morning, of consumption, 0, W. Raymon, eldest son @f the late Capt. Raymond, aged 28 years and 7 montbg. The relatives and friewds of the family, and the Second Company National Guard, are respectfully invited to at- tend the | faneral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Henry Barbinson, No. 137 Montague place, Brooklyn, on aroae morning, at tea o "clock, without farther inviia! ‘Simona. —On Tuesday, May 17, of dropsy, Eveiyy Rot- GER, only child of George E. and Annie U. Simons, aged 3 years and 4 months. The friends are invited to attend the funeral, this re morning, at ten g’clock, from No. 26 Amity P Montreal and Quebec papers please copy. Srivey.—On Tueeday, May 17, of scarlet fever, Hayxan, ee eae of Banoch and Catherine Spivey, aged T1 months and 24 The funeral will take place this (Thursday) aflernoon, at half past two o’clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 1€5 Madison street. TavriaND.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, May 17, Grorce Epwarp, infant gon of George and Harriet Y. Thurland, aged 28 deys. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 91 Prospect strect, this (Thursday) a(ter- neon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. The re- mains will be taken to Cypresa Hilla for interment. Wuson —On Wednesday, May 18, after a lingering ill- nes, Mrs. Anxe Wiis0n, widow of the late James Wilson, formerly of Banbridge, county of Down, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her son-in Jaw, Mr. Thomas Johnson, No. 280 Degraw street, Brook)yn, ‘this (Thursday) alternoon, at four o'clock. MISCELLANEO! Se T JONES. 10 AND 12 ANN STREET.—HAVE YOU $2 50 choes and gaiters? A new ee Also, tne fePre a cat reas bovis; warranted saliataciory. At ONES, 0 bod 12 np wi EVE :RDELLSAAVEDDING CARDS, | "NOTES, ac. a, here celebrated cards elegantly engraved, can only b6 bad, Bronce way, corner of Duane atr T SIX PER CENT—MONEY TO LOAN UPON BOND and morigege. Apply to DAVID RaiTy 405 Broadway, up stairs, -DYSPEPTIC, ASP *SERDIARD'S MORNING CALL, Is a mid cordial bitter, Eversbedy should have @ boitle inthe Rouge, and take a winegiaga fal) the morning before breakfast. "3 ‘Dy Iv! TASTE IT! TRY IT! For aie by the prinelpal druggists and Iiquor dealers, or wholesale at the depot 37 South William street, ne CAUTION TO THE LADIES.—AN IMITATION, THE A ingredients of which are very to, rious {nthe complex red, of the fi Florence. — Thia eee Eotcaaiion pgulast hie attempt sb, impositon: for vais ibe genuine preparation a a mow adclrabletoliet article, the counicrieit shoud in all cases be avolded. he Fastiuce de Florence of Madame Lewenborg & ‘certiGioate of James B. Chiiton, the celebrated chemi and the signa. ‘ewenberg.” En examination of tbe label will eesare the rohaner agsiust fraud. Itcan be obuained at ‘a. ALVi fe parcha ‘pon Broadway, Metro xrcpotian Ho Hotel. and $20 Broadway, near Swain strect, and at: al druggists. 1 5 aspera SEWING MACHINES, PRICE FROM ox $80 To $128, Are admirably adapted for an} ALL FAMILY and MANUFACTURING Pitbe put Fes are ieewepey Spey to call and examine them at s3e Broadway, cosner of Howard atreet, N. ¥. Agents wanted. ARTLETI'S PATENT NOVELTY $6 SEWING NOW OPENING, WHOLESA. Orr Ona BROADWAY NEE ae yew. BARTLETT: peARRuct eipef once 42 Hroadway, N.f- The abore pateniee, Princleal ote somply allen ers UTLER'S PATENT IMPROVED TRUSBES, 8 B tera, &0., at the Hull's Trose Oe eee erie, Bites dos ate eT PTL epee C°Rrhero BUNIONS AND DEFRCTIVE NAILS TREATED te to on fier WESTERVELS, ita, Tee Bicelvere opporite St, Nicholas Hotel, ues, and old sore. paser, faa aa rch ewe ae Doailveds stookWaLt & Rumiaoa, * ROOESY STORET a APORULE BOM BAROOMS HOTELS. QAUTRON 70 Zine ryeTzO. a a Wat ee oe re anne and POLLACArY grecery Account of tho cheapuess of Ue etait Logi ‘Any one who bas been imposed upon ‘wt the purchase ef pames to my office. and J caution al! pervems Crom purchase ing or seliog any gla. put up under the ‘mm of Sco iaay Aromat om DU up, by mae, wa my noma we abel Ot OS TOOL EHO HOLE ay Ease net —— REAT BARGGING IN CARPEPS.—SPLWSDID ENG. Ga eee Beumiels, 75 end ta; im- erie) these ply. eperdne rain, 6a ; besutfat i ingraine, os aes ee ae vette ab aNwoN Hndeon street’ Don't forget the number, jesieuag ‘AME.~PROVISIOW DEALERS 4D GROGRRS —THR ier vals, newb Fit sad ead re oy eg ne *, mt wholesale and r. tatere aD, C! Xd '00,, Dos. 198, 10 and 208 Foray im street, Mew Lore HIKA’S TOOTHTACIE REMED" + ALEX. MEAZIBS, 577 Right uvesue. Prion 2S cous, TANTRUM ATION SCUOF crt, A HYATIS Ue Duleams ia the mpatocrets tod ote ec for the most paints} snd protracted forma of these also old ulcers, fever soreu erzaipelas, the worst cages of tan purity of the liver and kidneys, 4, Sena) deity, pe ‘cig ioe t consumption pl depot Grond'suect,. 70 conis per botte apaaathsarigs LOOK AT THIS. —8. CATILL Tas and isveling Wem 25 per cont ge tba’ any oh ber bows } city of thesame unity Ladies’ misses" aod. childres gents’ and boys’ CABILL, 377 Broad Nowce. ‘o ne i OPENED HIi6 NEW a 0. J. WOOD & CO, Have removed from No. 3120 No. 444 Broadway, N.Y. uence of the very: yery large number who prefer to Ta con Jedi proprietors have resolved io make : preors bare reoived thelr baattess Soreattar ad sh ‘thee lady and demon informauon in power, halt, eradbesting dandru & geueral rect QPF MUsLAL FaIEXD, WoW BEADY. CONTENTS. po a (OUSRHOLD WORDS. conpucreD Fy CHARLES DICKENS, Price 28 cents--Subscription $9 2-year, ate Work id 2 the Dark. Piovaloal Pore The Luc! ‘The Kea! au Cld Story. | FREDERIC A. Biapy, prtblisher, jasast street, dons Oracle. Sars areas, E af WINE, Perjenced prone Fu oo fy a id Urposes, INK Port wi (the only le Binent fn FES en hase Harford B. ik LJ street. » $8 Fulton Frederick 8. Cozzere, 73 Warren street, eri wit ‘al ey Orders tordivect importelions tem the trade onig received and forwarded to Oporto by JOHN OSBORN. er street, New York. RINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, DE oe EPERNAY, FRANCE, IMPERIAL TABLES ON and CONTI NENT A PEEFRCTLY PURE D DELICATE WINE Ni Ata a moderate price and adapted for faa pa A. Kerr, tes & Co. held Cuonn SRorag west Sad Sane Sed one'E Geen 7% ing hotel and - roa ibe country. v. eet ren Importer, ad Beate aie SEWING MAOHBINES. NEW BTY STYLES, PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. For tllors and all mat man’ unin, ances Wrarcaems aby jo the market vate a bis machines, at $50 and $75, are attracting umt- 1. M. SINGER & 0O., 458 Broadway. 'PALDING’S ®PaLDINGS SPALDING’ OSEMARY AND CASTOR OT ROcewany A ND O ROFL, OnBTOR ROShMART AND CASTOR OIL, beautify the hair 2. Jocurltbe bir elerenuy. effectually. prevent bale vung rare 0. To mt hair eaters. i are ot sat'aed, it. ‘At ‘seacine signature cigeusreneimt ao Cfher~J.“HUSSKLE SEALDIBGL Jemez! ace, opponte Muneum, Boatooy aan fecld in ew York by Barnes & Park; Oarey, Howard, Saw- Co. Timbton & Co. and Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn, and by dealers gencrally. 'BE BEST LOCATED fp BEST VENTILATED ICE CREAM S4LOON IN THE CITY. WILLIAM TAYLOR'S LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING AND I0B CREAM SALOON, $55 BROADWAY. nm MOST SIMELR, , BOONOMIOAL AND, BAST Bax irket, is the poeuiag, rok wold Bice ADE! A BOUNTON CO., 200 eee at ae, rconaced lesan roy os io slew, without ‘tothe loaned ene a asta r S38 Se Souci TRATED BENZINE. Yom 36), $99, 1 and 786 Troadway. ‘ATS! NERVOUS 4NTIDOTE-SOR XRRVOUSERAD- ache, netiralgia a meatal ‘or physical: li rt ever Pay wi nerve mone, OFYNE a CO, 19 Nassau street, and eran Lae Brooklyn. SE IRAN resto OO we ONDERFUL RESTORATION OF B¥USIGHT the sid of oe by MAD AMT; ae BOLOR, No. 237 South, igh Jefuey Gly, MJ. who te dal performing cures upon all Of the tar. ‘Tee following le froma for the beneGt of ommers:— Mapame Du Borce—This Is to acted tor som yeare with ae SIX DOLLAR BEW.KG MACHINE, 429 BROADWAY, ‘The dest and mont reli-ie cheap wowing machine ever of- tered ormio. Teas eke wank of $0 machine Sente wanted. Pate, count and town BIRVENS BA Broadway, ‘OW & CO., P 3, Machines, forwarded by express with inatructions,