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; NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. eo the Afiican slave trade on ibe largest seale. According to Garrison, Svuthern slavery taust be abolished or, Union must be dissolved. According to Spri ere can be no safety to the South in the Unioa «xcept in heavy rein- forcements of cheap nizgers fresh trom Africa. But let us hope for the best. Perhaps we may be able to slip throush between Garrison and Spratt without incurring the calamities of a civil war. We have done it several times al- ready, aud perhaps we may succeed once more. Who knows? ——— INTERESTING FHUM WASHINGTON. Anorease of the Mediterranean Squadcon— The Purchase of the Cromwell Steamers for the Navy—Appointment of the Naval Academy . Examination Board—Reported Duel between Young Botts and Young ‘Wise—Rumored Death of Wise—The War Steamer Brookiyn—Ine Opposition News= papers and thelr Washington Gossip and Scandal—The Sources of their Informa- on—The Subordinates of the Cabinet Used by the Enemies of the Administration, &c. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. ‘Wasurnaton, May 20, 1859, ‘The admiaistration 1s considering the propriety of or- derirg to the Mediterranean several light draft steamers to prevest piracy and to look affer our commercial interests in thoze waters. Merchants intorested in this trade are desirous that a proper force should be sent there to protect our commerce. Mr. Cromwell is here, for the purpose of trying to in- duce the Navy Department not to purchase the four steamers of bis company, chartered for the Para- guay Expedition, but instead to pay the charter money and return the veesels, The company is willing to pay a bonus, but the Secretary declines, and will pur- chase the ships, as was provided in the charter. The amount of the charter money is about one hundred and thirty thousand dollars, and the vessels of course are woith more than that. Ibsve been making gome inquiries in regard to those mysterious channels of information through which the most virulent and ungerupulous opposition and bog democr: Journals of the day pick up those small items of Cabinet news which are so shamelessly perverted to the dirty work of personal abuse against the Preeident, I beve hua overed that, while the mombers of the Cabinet 8 are kept in the dark, some of their subordixates (necessarily conversant with such trane- ) for example, as the appointment of a bearer of despatchcs) are the leakages turough which these opposi- tion and bogus democratic correspondents here coutrive to fird themselves employment. ‘These correspondents, too, and the orgaus which they serve, bave thoronghly learned tue art of making a very small item cf political capital do a world of service, as, for instance, in the case of Wikoff, appointed the bearer of a treaty or two to China. In itself there is nothing remark- able in this appointmout. Wikvf certainly possesses the qualifications required, and from no quarter has there been a Coubt expressed of a faithful discharge of bis + duties in the premises. Ho will be paid the usual com- . pengaticn i such cases, and only for a reasonable limita. tion of time; and yet this appointment has béen made t of some of the moet scandalous denunciations, insinuations and faleckoods against the President which r disgraced our political newspaper press. Tuaderstond that Mr. Philip Clayton, a promiveni and xtal subordmate of Mr. Cobb, was the person through whom one at least of the black republican corres- poncents derived bis itews of information concerning the caso of Wike™. Mr. Clayton, perhaps, did not think it a confidential matter; and to Mr, Harvoy, the attaché of a black repe an organ in New York and of another in Philadelphia, there waz here a bil of nows that would be very acceptable, Another cf these Washington correspondents, a Mr. Evans by name, lately himself a bearer of despatches to England froma Gon, Case, is now employed, it appears, in the same wayas Harvey. From the chief, or som> other » conddential clerk of this or that bureau, he worms out now and then some little item of Cabinet news upou which the newspapers hogtile to the administration may concoct suns new tissue of vittanous accusations and fabricar egainst the personal character of Mr. Buchanan. It is also ateted that Mr. Browne, the new editor of the Comtitution, is one of these telegraphic newsmon- gers. Mr. Browne, late from Ireland, has received his American democratic education chiefly from Mr Butterwort, of New York. Mr. Beéilme, before leaving New York for his new post at the organ <here, wes honored, as I am informed, with a parting dinner by sour under Navy Agent, at which, conspicuous among the invited guests, was ‘the little villain’? of the Times, the most spiteful and vindictive of little villians in his personal abuse of the President, Within a day or two T hope to be.on the track of the special Washington news- gatherer of the Evening Post. That he ia hitched on to ome public clerk or other I have not a doubt. Such are the etrange afliiiations between some of the of ficial and. confidential subordinates and organs of tho ad” ministration here, with the most reckless aud shameless of the poiitical and personal enemies of the President» through tucir Washington newspaper correspondents. The good vature of Mr. Buchanan and of the sever! members of his Cabinet should not be thus abused any longer. The government clerk, high or low, who thus violates the confidence of his oflice, should be looked after+ ‘The following officers have been appointed to witness ‘the anzual examination of midshipmeu, to take place on the ist of June:—Com. Stringham, Captains Mercer and Purviance, and Commanders Bell and Dray ton. It ig rumored this evening that young Botts aud Wire, who have been in this vicinity for the last three days, arranging preliminaries for a duel, have fought, and that + the latter was shot dead. Their movements are kept a profound ecciet, Tho police have been on the alert for « the last twenty-four hours, but are unable to get any clue tothem. Gov. Wise is also bere. Hon. Mr. Keitt, of South Carolina, arrived here this anoyning, secompanied by his bride. noon for New York, aud has engaged passage in the Argo for Ecrope. The Navy Department has paid up Messrs, Westervelt and-MvrjLy the amounts due for building the war steamer 3 ‘a and constructing the engines. Capt. ~Farrogy areport to the Department, speaks of the Biookiyn as a complete success in evory respect, making better specd wader steam than the contract called for. (WE GENKRAL Wasnixcrox, May 20, 1859, It is not designed to discontinue the great overland Cali- fornia mo)!, but the point submitted by the Postmaster General for the Attorney’s Genoral’s opinion involves the « question ae to the power of ths Department to reduce the number cf trips. ‘The rece\pts into the Treasury for the week ending on Monday were $1,261,000, The amount subject to draft <W08 $6,885,000, ‘The President has recognized Frans Angus Hirsch as Worsul of the Grand Duchy of Mechlenburg-Schwerin at Boston. The Borton and Rhode Island Knights Templar returned. hhere this forenoon. They will ca!l upon tho President at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. General Assembly of the Presbyterian (New School) Church. ‘Wiminatox, May 20, 1859. The Gereral Assembly of the Presbyterian (New Behool) church held another session to-day. Rev. E. S. ‘Lacy, from California, appeared, The report of the Com- ‘mittee on Foreign Missions was read, showing that the ody Is second to none in Proportionate number of foreign Missionaries and amount of comiributions to but one of the largest donominations in the country, viz: the Con- sregationalisis. The Old School Presbyterians stand next in the lst, he report of the Publisation Committes shows an unprecedented progress in sales and contribu- tions, a8 well a8 in new issues. The Rey. T. A. Mills, D. D., of New York, read the report on education, show- ing great progrees. No final action was taken on theao reports, Important Telegraph Law Suit. Wasnincton, May 20, 1859, The celebrated telegraph case of Hobgon vs. Tho Mag- netic Telegraph Company, involving $7,500 awarded to Joba C. Hobson, Keq., of Richmond, by @ jury, for a mis- take of the telograph, by which more cotton was purchased for him than he ordorod, was reversed in the Virginia Court of Appeals, with costs, on Thursday, Canal Navigation, Scumverapy, May 20, 1859. The steamtug Beomis just passed here, towing three Dials, is doe od, cad wig Woes Faailng Lune sivas Das flo, Ho left this after- ; NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, Later from California and Mexico—$2,000,000 «nm route to New Vork, New Onreays, Mey 20, 1859. The steamer Coateacoaicos is below, wita Saa Francisco dates of the Oth inst. ‘The steamers Golden Gate and Orizaba had left with $2,400,000 in treasure, of whicn $2,000,000 was for New York, Bueiness was dull at Saa Fraacisco, but the markets generally unchanged. Mining wae favorable, Arrived at San Frowvieco sk!ps Northern Chief from New York, acd Henry Hastings from Boston. The ship Reindeer, from China for Bostan, was wrecked one hundred miles norih of Manila, Tho ship and cargo were a total loss. ‘The dates from Minatitlan are to the 17th inst. Mejia had been defoated by the constitutionalista, Both partics were inactive for want of funds. Arrival of the First Overland Express from the Kansas Gold Fields. RECEIPTS OF GOLD—ACTIVITY IN THE MINES—PROS- YEOTS OF THE MINERS. Luavenworta, K. T., May 20, 1859. The first overland express from Denver City arrived here this morning, having been ten days out. It brings $700 in shot and scale gold, aad four passengers, ‘The advices from Denver City are to the 9th inst., and state that a large force was employed in building ditches along Cherry creck. One tom, witha limited supply of water, yielded an ounce of gold the first day. ‘The accounts from the mountains are conflicting. ‘There was stil! too much snow and ice to operate to ad- ‘vantage. ‘The geveral aspect of the news is favorabie. Gold dust will continue to arrive by succeeding stages. ‘The miners value the dust at $20 per ounce, ‘The express route is 626 miles in length, and is pro- ounced to possess superior facilities, as is evidenced by this, the first trip. Arrival of the Steamer M. W. Chapin. Paiapeuruia, May 20, 1859. ‘The United States steamer M. W. Chapin, of the Para- guay expedition, from Montevideo March 25, via Pernam- buco and Barbadoes, arrived here this afternoon. ‘The Sailing of the Anglo-Saxon. MowtRrat, May 20, 1859, ‘The steamehip Anglo-Saxon will sail from Quebec for Liverpool to-morrow (Saturday) morning. Despatches filed in the telegraph office, No. 21 Wail street, New York, £0 a8 to reach here by three o'clock on the afternoon of that day, will be puton boardof her by boatmen from the River du Loup station. The cost of putting despatches ‘on board will be two to three dollars extra. Executions at Pittsburg. PrrmsworG, May 20, 1859, Jacobi and Evans, convicted of the murder of their wives, were hung at two o’clock this afternoon, The exe- cution was strictly private, No military were present, and but very few persons were admitted. The crowd out- side was not large. Jacobi declined making any speech at the gallows, but Evans spoke for an hour and a half, Both died bard, Complimentary Dinner in Maine to Hon. A. H. Stephens. Avovusta, May 20, 1859. ‘The Cnstitutionalist of to-morrow (Saturday) will con- tain the correspondence of a large number of our citizens with Hon, A. H. Stephens, who accepts of a complimenta- ry dinner tendered by them, The dinner is to take place on the 2d of July. Denth of Judge Cone, of Georgia. Avavsra, Ga., May 20, 1859, Jadge Cone, an eminent lawyer, died at his residence, in Greenesboro’, Ga., on Wednesday. Postponement of Ratlroad Sale. Ausaxy, May 20, 1859, The ele of the Northern Railroad, which was to take place to-day, on the Exchange, has beon postponed for one month, on the petition of nearly three-fourths of the boudholders. Markets. THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS Laverroot, May 12—Noon. Cotton quiet; little inquiry and prices weak. Estimated SAle> tn.dey 6,600 halos Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report the marke quict and prices weaker than yesterday, but quotably un changed. The provision market is dull. ‘The produce market is generally unchanged. Monn, May 19, 1859. Cotton—Sales a 1,000 bales, the market) closing Legis aie Monte, May 17, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 1 bales ut irregular prices. 6 shuosct Mont ie May t, 1859. Cotton—The sales to-day add up 1,500 bales, at frregula prices. Cuanuustox, May 19,1860. Pg ay to-day 400 bales. Sales d middling, 10sec. a 105¢0.; middling fiir, Ke. 810%c. Rice firma, a and advanced Xc. a 4c. BavANNaH, May 19, 1850. Cotton—Sales to-day unimportant, Receipts’ of the Week, 8,800 bales. Recelpts ahead of last year, 178,000 bales. Stock 32,000 bal Baurmore, May 20, 1859. Flour unsettled and very dull. Howard street $7 a $7 25. Wheat dull; white, $1 80a a 95. Corn quiet; white, 88c. a 90c.; yellow, 95¢. Provisions quiet; mess pork, $18 25, Bacon sides 10c. a 100. Whiskey dull; Western Blige. ie \DELPHIA, May 20, fae Flour decitned—superfine or 60, with no buyers at that rice. Wheat dull and ectinings white $195; oo) $1.90, Corn declined le., yellow 97c. key firm ‘at 8lc. a320, Aunaxy, May 20—1 P. M. Flour very quiet and market barren of sales. Wheat in fair request; sales ot white Canada and Michigan at $2 and 5,000 bushels on privateterms. Corn—Sales at 91c a 93c., and ungound at 90c. Oats, 690. for Canada East. Whiskey 29Ke, ALBANY, May 20—6 P, M. Flour dull: offered 10c. a 20c. lower, without sales, ex- cept to retail trade. Corn declined 2c.a 35.: sales of Western mixed at 91c.; round yellow, 96c. Oats declined 2c. sales at 6c. for State, measured, and 59c. for Canada, weighed. Rye—Sales of 2,0¢0 bushels at 98c. for fifty-six pounds, Barley—Sales of about 3,000 bushels at 68c. a 700. {for grinding, ‘and 78c. for milling. Whiskey—3ales 365 bbis., mostly at 29340, “f Burrato, May 20—1 P. M. Flour dull and lower: sales 1,500 bbls, at $5 90 a $6 15 for State from Illinois and Wisconsin 8) wheat, $7 a $7 25 do. from red wheat, $7 873¢ a $7 75 for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; $7 8734 a $8 123 for double extras, Wheat dull, heavy and lower: sales 10,800 bushels at $1 60 for mixed Southern Ilinois, $1 80 for’ white Ohio. Corn: sales of 1,000 bushels on private terms; market lower, and no sales of other grains. Whiskey nominal at 296. Lake {mports—4,000 bbis. flour, 8,600 bushels wheat, 4,(00 bushels corn, 29,060 bushels oats, 600 bushels rye. Canal exporte—300 bbis. flour, 11,060 bushels wheat, 8,000 busheis cats. Brrrato, May 20, 1859. Flour—Nothing doing; market nominally 5c. a 60c, lower. Grain—Demand continued for small milling lots. at figures which do not correctly show the condition of the market. Corn 3c. a 4c. lower: sales of Sg bushels on private terms. (ats, barley and rye dull. Whiskey lower and dull, with amall sales at 290. Canal freights re- main at 5%c, Gn oats, 9c. on corn, 10c. on wheat and 35c, on flour tw New York. Lake importe—4,000 bbis. flour, 10,C00 bushels wheat, 4, 1000 bushels corn, 22,000 bushels oats, 500 bushels rye. ‘Canal exports—400 bbis. flour, 11,060 bushels wheat, 8,000 bushels corn. O3sweco, May 20, 1859, Flour and grain quiet and drooping. "Wheat in limited request for country milling, but nothing sufficient has been done to establish quotations: sales 1,500 bushels Mil- waukee club at $1 45, and 1,000 bushels fair white Ca- nadian at $185. Canal freights dull and nominal. No receipts of flour or grain by lake. Canal exports, 18,700 bushels wheat, Orxcrsxat, May 20, 1859, Flour very dull and unsettled. Sales of ‘superfine at $5 25 a $5 60; buyers have withdrawn from the market, Whiskey duil’at 273g. Provisions nominal; no sales, Return of the Paraguay €xpedition Steam- ers Atlanta and Memphis. The United States steamers Memphis, Captain Marchand, and the Atlanta, Captain D.iB. Ridgely, arrived pesterday from Montevideo,which port they loft March 25, touching at St. Catherines April 1," Pernambuco April 19, and Barbadoes May 7, having sailed in company with steamer M. W. Chapin, Captain Rockipgraf, whom they left off the Capes of the Delaware, bound,into Philadelphia. They bave experienced some rough weather, but sus- tained no material damage. ‘List. of officers attached to the Atlants:—Commander— D, B. Ridgley; Lieutenants—S, Downes, @. H. so oe Eggleston, \s. Potter; Aseistant Surgeon—E. R. Bendy; oe to the ‘Comroander—3, A, Berry; Kagineer—T. Jones; Third Assietants—G, F, Kutze, Kd. R. Latch, Wm. H. Gladdip List of officers attached to tho Memphis:—Commander— G. B, Marchand; Lieutenants—C, W. Hays, 8. B. Smith, A. Pendergast, 0. F. Stanton; Purser—0. ©. Jackson; Lieu- tenant of Marince—S. Schmerhorn; Acting Eoginecr—W. ts; Third Engineers—3 McEllwell, Thos. Cronin, See Saas, Captain's Uletk—E. A. Burnio; Parser—W. F. ate ebsites Washington, Welsh, commander, hence for San Francisco, had put iuto St, Cathariues for coal, She was to huve sailed Apric L The whalers patie Hautress, and Leonidas, of Now Beditordy ago tho nenllog schoons Keoka, of Stonington, were at st, Catbas ine nen ‘sAprill. The India, ia a pampero 1 latitude 40 8., longitude 64 W,, on the 8th of March, peg heb boats, enone thirds of"her bulwarke ba | “i S 09) phts , J Taceeves mouths Oct. Gee onizoas 1,000,, e'ghte Matabee Oud, Acapsmy or Mcsie.—The “Dor Giovanni" was sang last night (second time) to a good house, Piceclomini’s Zer- lina and Gaesier’s Don were as excclient asecyer. The new opera, ‘Ii Poliuto,’’ will not be cone till Wednesday. On Mond¢ay Mile, Piccolomini will sing hor favorite réle, Violette in “La Traviata.’ Mernorouman Taxatna.—On this evening Mr. Conway, the maxsger,will take his first bonefit, assisted by Mr, Hackett and the Ronzani ballet troupe. Taxires FRangais —Milo, Son takes her benefit here to- night in ‘Le Viconte de Latourieres,’’ a capital play. Overs Manxe.—The last matinée of the season is an- pounced for today. Both Piccolomini and De Wilborst will sing, and a great crowd is inevitable. The Turf, Tho trota announced to come off yesterday afternoon were postponed on account of the weather, and the heavy condition of the track from ths rain of the two previoua days, Farsk Rowoz.—The Wilmington (N. C.) Herald of the ‘18th inst. saye:— A rumor was brought by thi ee on the North- ern train last reathas tie Botts and 0. Re Wise met somewhere on the North Carolina line, Lge 12 a duel between the partics, and that Wise was On the evening of the same day that this affuir is re ported to bave taken place, Mr, O, Jennings Wise respond- ed to a toast, and read a long letter from his father, the Governor, at the reception of the Eastern Knights Templar in Richmond. Williamsburg City News. Soppew Dearn—Charler Seidler was found dead in his bed yeatorday afternoon, at No. 2 Meserole street, E. D, ‘He was a tailor, and had been sick for sume time past, spittiog blood, Feeling too unwell y to go to New york with his work, he sent his wife, when she returned she found him dead. The Coroner was notified. Ferry Accinknt.—About nine o’clock on Thuraday night @ slight accident occurred at the ferry foot of South Seventh street. The Niagara, of the James slip ferry, ‘was entering the slip when her engin centre. The Geor, °. tag of the same ferry, coming on behind, struck the '@, crushed in the gu: doing damage to the extext 0 $200. No person pats rinks Tax BRoapway Raukoav.—The Broadway Railroad Com" pany have constructed a turn out at the junction of South Sixth strect and South Seventh atreet for the accommoda- tion of excursion cars, 60 that they will not be compelled to stand upon the main track while waiting for passengers. The New York Weekly Herald. THE GREAT EVENTS IN EUROPE—NEWS FROM QALI- FORNIA, NEW GRANADA, NICARAGUA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, CHILE, PERU, ECUADOR, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES—AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON—THR TURF—LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS—LATEST INTELLIGENCR—MARKETS, ETC. ‘The Wesxty Haxstp will be published at ten o’clock this morning. I's contents will embrace, among other things, full details of the late important news from Kurope—Actual De- claraticn of War—Important Manifestoes of the Emperor ef Austria and the Emperor of the French—Attitude of England, Prussia and Spain—Daily Expectation of a Battle—Repulse of the Austrians in Attempting to Cross the Po—The Russo French Alliance—Frightful Wreck of the American Ship Po- mona—Over Four Hundred Lives Lost—Names of the Passen- gers—The Lost and Saved, 4c; Affairs in Washington—The Designs of France on the United States—The Difficulty Be tween the Government Officers in Utah—Kxtraordinary De. claration of the French Minister at Washington as to the Right of Search, &c.; News from California, New Granada, Nica- ragua, Sandwich Islands, Chile, Peru and Ecuador; Interest- ing from Mexico; News from Cube—Two Steamers Engaged in the Slave Trade—Tidings of the Fillbuaters—Eflecis of the War News in Cuba, &c.; Affairs in the West Indies; Death of Baron Alexander Humboidt; the Turf—The Great Double Team ‘Trotting Match for $10,000— Ethan Allen and Mate vs. Lantern ard Mate; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on Lead- ing Topics of the Day; Financtal, Commercial, Religious, ‘Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; Weekly Re- view of the New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; together with a large variety of interesting local and miscellaneous ftems, Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, can be bad at the counter. Price eix cents. ‘The mails for Kurope, by the steamship Ocean Queen, will cloge at the Post Office at half-past ten o’clock this morning. ‘The Waxxix Hunaup will be ready in time for mailing. beg Mark Case—Cocoaine, joseph Burnett avd al, va Edward Phalon and al. In the buperior Court of the city of New York, before Judge Plerrepont, upcn & imag (or Aho in the above cause, and upon af hearit the samy therein, ‘n deoreo in favor of Messrs BURNET £ UGS been mace, anda perpe.ual injunction ordered, Brandreth’s Pills.—4& Single Dose of Five orsis oils bas saved many a valuable fe. 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The red and sold. come made of gutia ner ~ Crh ed on yt ES nened a verdict fi apamning tes tselvalldlty of of the patents. oH r ea , for platnuifl; George Gi Wy for defendant. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray st N.Y. Cate Sateen manne = Casters or 816 Grega wich sitet 7 ep ti Molo Fr French Confectionery, SERA End Tanck saloon Rew ms obe,, 808 Broa goatee roekoen mall iyo TaeGheh Dancesics Le Wwaceanted wicersted, fue, erveipelan, enitrhenaa, geld wore lege. For ale by abcrugauy ete cheat, ty SUN'S, No. The Latest Dra: atin, aa report vo Woon Ksov soe aor ‘MADACERS OF THM DMLAWARE, GEOBGIA, KENTUOZY aND MaRSOURI STATZ LOTTEAUI. OMcial drawings by tale rrayt DELAWARE LOTTERIES, wae sopolated by the Gorercar rare, Wo tend the drawing of Lote chery elie ea oh take ot Delawrare: of Deiserar erty cut following aro tao aiuzvaca waicn Word Mzres Cus, No. 303, May 2), 1898. 46, 71, 76, 27, 7, 17, 59, 30, 21, 74, 33, 60, 22. ‘Cuass No, 204, Max 2), 1358, 45, 57, 55, 22, 41, 20, 9, 26, 10. FL enolate ‘Gtobak 0, On GonbON) “area Sauk Duxoan, fotenna The ww GEOBGIA epinme arn fpefoisgac a nncbers ilca We Rtrcree Ocass No. 30, Mar 19, 1369. 51, 52, 66, 2, 67, 21, 47, 32, 49, 16, 74, 65. ‘Ciass No, 290, Exrma, May 19, 1869. 8, 52, 3, 51, 16, 73, 5, 27, 56, 42, 13, 80. And oa tans the onld numbers were drawn ia the order in which tail ieas oar bande at Augusta, Ga, this Thursday, May 19, Cass No, 91, May 20, 1300, ‘70, 62, 44, 75, 49, 7, 58, 69, 27, T4, 68, 55. Oxass No, 292, Exrna, May 20, 1850, 7, 88, 5, 70, 36, 34, 38, 44, 27, 1, 78, 73, 29. seAd that the said numbers were drawn in the order in which this Friday, May 20, Commissioners. = our hands at eran L. P, DUG WOOD, EDDY & 00. | Ea eS Barry’s Tricopherous is the best and chea; est =. for Seaiee, beaut cleaning, sanibe greet beret yy Bed in Existence—(Howe’s ante wee 95,01 578 Broadway. Galland seol. Halr.—Its Diseases, Fall, Chai of Color, and its embellishment treated carefully b; SELNDIEAM, ‘No, 60 Twelfth street, west aide and po near Broadway, Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the best in the peessing feos po opal 8 Tose aig Op amr e ‘ad Sold and applied nCtisindoro'’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupecs, at in the word, Wholesale and rotal, and the ripe Hill's Hair Dye, 50c, Black or Brown.— Depot, No. 1 Barclay street. . Deno ae iy ‘Alzo sold at 899 Broadway, and ‘Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings, — ppety ences aie Dr. GLOVER'S new lever truss, No. 4 Dr. McClintock’s Cold and Mon Mixture, Qt: 7 promptly mond. proretes consump’ pe. Price Seems, Depot bapa eye oe oy ee & Co.'s Radical cure truss, silk elastic stockings for varicose veins, sup) omer and she der braces. epee pes miles toorder. No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, N. ¥. Holloway’s Pils.— heria or Malignant ite (atest the violence of te rieniant inflammation ot ie ie pictus is gene ailayed Leak i “i properties medicine, Directions on the wi P. P. P. P.—Patent Porous Plasters Per- meating of Dr. Thomas All fare quite flexible and yield to gate motion of the body. They are fowad invaluable in ness of the back, pain or sense of coldness at the pit of ati the elde they are sure to cure. In agene jopels wey should be worn ores the’ dln phragm. Applied i Kidneys they cure affections of thee organs: aad on spraina and brulses i hey are of grout value; algo, immediate ay cure sque of the bre Bold Canal 'strect; Bushton’s 417 Brosdway and Astor House; Hurston! 6, 296 Bowery, an by druggists generally. Price Married. ApaMe—Mowrcommar.—on Monday, May 16, by the Rev Henry Lounebery, Mr. Piatr ApaMs to Miss. Jaye E. slowr-. Gomany, all of this city. ‘Cuaruan—Esternrooi.—On Thursday, ha 19, by the Rev. E. 1. Magoon, D. 1).,0f Albany, Hrsny T. Cuarman Jr., to Marta E.,'eldest daughter of T. J. [Ste mer ¥sq., allof Brooklyn. Fuorn—Do Bow.—On Thursday, beh 19, by the Rev. George W. Du Bois, of Ohio, Nic p, Esq, of Utica, ua AvaL sta. ddaxt Be malin Hn Baie. ‘Guragia—Doxs. --On Thureday, May 19, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rey. Bishop Hughes, sr, ANGEL Gumota, of San’Salyador, Central America, to Con- DELIA, Second daughter of Teac Duke, of this city. AncuER.—On Friday, May May 20, Waar B. ARcar, eldest iende and r tive to e tend his funeral, from the residence of his aren No. 4 Union street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for in- terment. Baxer.—On Thureday, May 19, Mra. Jane Baxgr, in the 76th year of her age. The relatives an friends of the fumily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the Methodist church, Stapleton, 8. L, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Brapy.—On "Thursday, May 19, after a Painful illness, Wits wel eed ‘son of John W. Brady, aged 13 years and 5 ‘The friends of hig father, the members of ex-Peterzon Engine Company No. 15, and the Kaickerbockers, are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late resi- dence, No. 61 Chrystie street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o’clock. Boviz.—On Friday, May 20, of inflammation of the lunge, MARGARET Bove, caughter of Patrick and Margaret Boyle, aged 2 ycars, 6 months and 20 dags. ‘The funeral will take place thia (Saturday) morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 119 White street. No carriages allowed. Brstinc.—On Friday, May 20, of digease of the heart, Capt. R. LAWRENcE BUNTING, 1¢ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, at the residence of his father-io Jaw, Joeoph Fletcher, Lexington avenue, cor- ner of Shirts sixth street, on Monday afternoon, at four o’cloc! Caves —On Friday, bad 20, oat Iam CavTHEs, wife cf James Cauthes, aged 50 ‘The relatives and friends of the arly ar 8 respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, from No, 22 Sixth street, on Sunday afterzoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be * taken to Greenwood Spe interment. Enniskillen papers please co} Covcstax —On Thursday, Tay 19, after a short and violent illsees, JAMES COUGHLAN, aged 65 years, a native of the city of Cork, Ireland, and for many years are- sident of this city. ‘Tne friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 34 Sixth avemue. His ro: mains will be carried to Caivar; reas’ Desost.—On Thursday, May 19, Davin B. Dernosr, in the ‘38rh year of his age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend his fune- ral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his Inte residence, No, 61 Weat Nineteeth street, without fur- thor invitation. ', May 20, Mania Detany, daughter DeiaNy.—@n Friday of the late Joseph Del iany, aged 28 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Hemilton avenue and Bush street, Brookiyn, on Sunday afterucon, at three o'clock. Doyiz.—On Wednesday, May 18, after a long and pain- ful tilnees, which she bore with Christian picty, ANNE, tho beloved wife of Jobn Doyle, a native of Rathdrum, county Wicklow, Ireland, aged 72 years, May her soul rest in peace. Ami The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 214 avenue A. Her remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Fraskr.—In Brooklyn, on lay, May 20, Mary, wife of Major Donald Fraser, aged 63 years. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend her Lge on poe, afternoon, at half past twelve o'clock, from her late residence, Fulton avenue, fourth door below wr yeron street, abrocrtin. Dsmensst.—Suddenly, on ey May 20, Puree E, Daznver, in the 40th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family, and members of the Oriental Lege Se eee ei 0. O. F., and Jasper Association, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his | late residence, No, 14 Cornelia street, on Sunday after- noon, at two o’cleck. ‘Gxongxor.—In Hoboken, on cre aan May 20, ae Avaust GroaGxor, in the 39th year of his friends of the family are invited to attend his fu- ieee from St. Paul's church, corner of Third and Hudson streets, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock. GaLLaGrer.—At bis residence, on bye May 19, of consumption, THOMAS GALLAGHER, 23 years. The friends of the family, Mand niso the’Atiantio Volun- teers, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his Inte residence, No. 244 Fourteenth street, on Sunday aiternoon, at two o'clock. His remains will be buried ia Calvary Cemetery Garston <At Gen Francie, of consumption, on eth day, ART Gass, ‘wife of Bartholomew Gard- ney; backsmith, of ia, GroLy.—On ret 19, Maxy Gripuey, relict of John V. sie AF in the 67th year ‘ot her age. Her relatives and friends, algo those of her sons, James, Joba Y. and Bdward Gridley, are requested to tvond her funeral, this (Satu Vong) Acie at two o’clook, from the reaidenco of her son, sy, No. 63 Weat Tairty- fret street, without further tyitaieg” Guruay.—On morainj g, May 20, Grorcr, only rey of George B. and Emily Gurdley, aged 2 years Sy ays, Burial trem the residence of his parents, No, 228 Greene street, th'g (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The Ciends and ‘acquatntancesjof the tamily are respectfally spyite?. to attend. Lo‘op.—On Thoraday, May 19, Emet, only child of Wm. and Louis Wb ie 2edpecttally Suvitid to a h s this (Sauarday) Teorniag, at teu o'S0ss, . abe West Tweety Qik wii eet, te Of Buttinore, M. D., aged 1 | ma ot of the Lote of her brother, Frencls Gilsecrs, are reapectfully invited to aitend her fu: coral, on Su oe, aiternoca, at two o'clock, from her tate ret.conce, Maspeth avenue, ‘near Buahwick avenue, Brook- ba, ED. Moaisa.—In €214 city, on Friday morning, May 20, of Congestion of (16 tran, Aursm E. Moses, in ni) ‘85th year of his ege. , The relatives and frioda of the family are respeci(ally ed to attend his fuwewal, he (Ssturday) morning, at peven o'clocs, from iste residence, No, 115 Bast Aeonty rourth sizeet remains will be taken to Ch for interment, 5 za, Col un Mogease on Friday inerning, Mny 20, Maay Eure, Cougater of James and Mary Ano MeGean, aged 4 yours ang 6 months. ‘Toe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully inyted to attena the tuueral, at the residence of her pa- rents, No, 328 West Thirtis at Awo o'clock. reaiCnt.—Ox Thursday, May 19, James B, Semanear, the 48d year of bionge. 2 : ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully sovited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 9 Borat ostrect, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ORm—in tia city, on thurs May 19, of a short S, EMANUEL Voris, nged 26 y 18 of the family are invited to at- tend bis funeral, at the resi¢ence wi bw mother, No. 2° Sritothee street, this (Friday) evening, at haif past ee- yen o’cicck. His remains will be taken to Summ iopste to Summertows ravens —On Thursda » May 19, aller a short ‘lin Parice Warsea, aged 68 yeare, aii "The relatives and. {ricds of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, southwest corer of Fourteetth street and First avenue, on Scnday afternoon, at half past two o'cloce, Wrst —In Brooklyn, oa copay May 20, Joun J. Wusr, in the 68th year of his og Bis BN will be interred im Raritan Cemetery, Key- sail N.S. Street, on Sanday afvernoon, MISCELLANEOUS, NOTHER GREaT STORY, ENTITLED THE bene CRUISER; ‘Ike Conspirator of one Oaridbean Laiands. A Tale of the Southern Seas. THE sunoey COURIER OF TO MORRO Price only three cea‘s, at all news depots, T Rett A 10 AND 12 ANN STRERT.—HAVE YOU seen the $2 50 shoes and gaiters’ A new style. Aldo, tat * renege Gea ney lactory. At JON Sy Wand 12 ana street EVER DELLS WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, 40 a" aint celepraied cord ‘engraved, can only be bad Broadway, corner of Duane Roel FAST YACETS NAMES, , TONNAGE, OWNER3, To ibe LEADER Of this week, ORNEIT'S COCOAINE —THR IMPORTANT QUALI- ties of a perfect hatr ‘seem to bave been success: Tuy onmbined te Burnet's Oeotaina, iho scdverisspie at which is cocoa ut ofl. Its merits bave been succeasiulty tested wich a uparin-cus apd satisfacto y result, Those who ber utiful head of hair will do weil to use this elegant pr tor. Aside * epg | pene ry a it fa cl there ism savicg of ity per cent in favor of this over compounda, ene spplication being sufficient to last for days.— Providence Fost. _aerecrs: SEWING ACHINES, Price rRow 2) TO $125, Are admirably adapted for att ramity and MANUFACTURING PiThe put iblic are respectfull; Lethe Bde to mt: gna ig thers =e 14 st Broadway cocner of Howard ARTLETT'S PATE Oa % SEWING NOW OPENING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OFFICES—421 BROADWAY NEW mee na: 732 CHESTN' A. PHILADELPHL. ie SIXTH SYRBET, fy CONTR AE, S710. 93 SOUTH FOURIH STRERT, ST.’ LOU! 7 WOODBRIDGE 8 STRAT, , BETEOLE will address J. Applicants for ‘BARTLET?, patches "Princioal ofice Tal Broadway, NVY. ‘Ths, aboré cfices are prepared to fill promptly all wy, for machines, BUDARS PATENT IMPROVED TRUSSES, SUPPOR espriherite labled 5 “8 UTLER, Proprietor. ors’ SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH) At At Ko. No. $l SL Jobn Jobn sireet, preet, of corner of Nassau: ‘essa. SPRING ND SUMMER CLOTHING, No.3 Jobu street U Bunions, Nails pepetrading: the flesh, Enlargement of the great toe joint, cured without paln, 99 that the boot ean be wora tinmediately after the © without the least inconvenience to the pa- ent, by ie ZACHABLS, surgeon savebrupasia, 16 760 Broadway. the physicians and sur; (ORNS, BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED by the onl: and a ul method sree 1 to = & ESTER V ACE, ol 616 Broadway, iain eat RIENDS OF ROONOMY, ATTENTION. —INSTEAD OF ring Your waste paper, preserve it, and recsive in in cash, for old if every iption, je or 1 old handbi ey orn, old pamphlet, ol bet x a tikes cat itmatiers not how ‘much they written ts ot mutiisted, STOCK W! EMERSON, RENCH CHINA. Beautifal scts for dinner, tea and breakfast. “ALSO er oe a OMREVER PLATBD WAR » TABLE CUTLERY, sar CORNELIAN VASES, £c. jee fostele euros moderate prices, W. i. F. DAILEY. & 00. way. AS FIXTUBRS. ‘We are now opening some oP pee lp pad heme Tad the kind ever offered Pe ‘ beer pig! AND OHEAPNESS. ba rsons in want of chandeliers, mei — brackets, &c., are im: WSF. Patt Uy Kune Broadway JOH! Tod andray Gold pene (mando to extent io 6a to Bio oe dozen See oR re REMEDY, FOR eee BY ALEX. MENZIES, 577 Righth avenue. Price 25 Gm ree Es DEALERS “on fe peter ar veolesnle and real Mall Oye HaTstEaD Gites rin aemnnant sean ata street, New ‘ECKER’S FARINA IS IN — HIGHEST REPUTE ‘28a delicious snd wholesome Sood all It is a pure p other year. mixture of naable dish \etured and go!d at the Croton alls, New York. A liveral dlecount to HECKER & BROTHER, For sale generally by grocers and druggists. OOK AT THIS.—8. CAHILL HAS OPENED HIS NUW atock of boots and shoes, which are of the drst and te selling them 25 per cent ieas than any other house in misses’ and. children’ city of the samé genta! and boya’s a ‘and see. 'B. CAHILL, 377 Broad Noro Py 2 0. J. WOOD & CO. Have removed from No. 312 to faformadon in banana spablic, and the mane zim which he seams & : ed ita py as shown by the cOhstantly sand for i renders 10 Me unnecessary at this late day ia 8 eter pr separation tor cr restoriDg the ger aad ae itis no bair, ‘a general eater of all il albetions of EW. INVENTION. Peay tar mend OF woes jograph.—A new combination photo, anu painting, by artis of great “talent at HOLMES arte $29 roa adway. The firet works of art ef the kind in lied at the new model gallery, GOT pete wd Bionasy HYSIOIANS RECOMMEND DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN liniment.—1t will motcure everythir g; most patent meci- cires n but willeure um stism, colic, dysentery, toothache, pains in limbs, back and che or the agent will re turn the money. fee that every bollle is signed 8. J. TOBIAS. Price 25 and cents, Depot 66 Cortlandt street. Sold vy all the druggiate, RINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, from DE VENOGE pt co., legion FRANCE, IMPERIAL TABLES < ‘ON THE i Gontt en OF EUROPE, A PERF AND DELICATE WINE, ‘dmirably adapted Tor fainily KCTLY PURE Ata a maderste price — 7 road 4 oR, 485 Broadway; a ye ; wr eS a Sasi Sih avenue oad ‘wentieth streetay Shaw ors, $3 Br + apd Beene ter lead: tog hotel and degen Shrou, an ite de conn aT Vs BALCH, roadway and Broome vireeta, Sirere’s SEWING MACHINES. NW STYLES. PRICES GREATLY, REDUCED. tall sand all mas manulfacturis vequeied, Thay ure mare deravie eepable e . Trenter ately of work and of ewzing more money y The week nly aunt if EE allt i DISCELLANNOUS, R 4 OVAL. e or the aale aMEBICAN AN SOLsDEFER MULE 18 Luberty suet, wo doors enah Se Brovtwey GP GEN 2. BRANCH ty Tne SUNDAY meBOURY, arity)” waiv in orowd ¥ 0m Bum= sod grip, and roll, sadg@umine MY KCOENTSIGITINS EFaRTa anp OURAN. BY STEPEEN &. Bmancu. Number One of {hese greaiest of all gress papers wit p Tet the frends of 241 oy morning, aL2 wresca, vee SUNDAY MERCURY, e dice sed ranch and the Aste, ; | grates Teaxomes, ROSEMARY An FP feaiee om OR hetr. dru efeateaiy bald heads, ‘and whiskers to grew, ‘allng oa” ot the soup. ot tureing grey. gf Zoaare not ial ime ie yon sabated try All gen! Sou aie ela in Rew Fork ae AS oe ow Th dasion & Go, — and Mra. Hayes, Brooklyn, and by deaieup SPeronae a andi STBREOSCO! — BECEEL & BROTHER, No, it. prey Viner tee colored and a Hiteatnated group ant and paper views iE NEW YORK WEEKLY 18 aN UNUSUALLY atta OTIVE NUMBBE. ‘Tt will contain the scone, A J.B. Duganne’s POPULAR BumANt vLANGO, ‘Fit DRNOU! A POEM FROM THE PEN OF THE SAME PTRD AUTHOR. “UNMASKED,” pee brilliant sketch ae Guaves. “A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY, id Ww. Kane st pAneibes netaten ent of “ ONE-RYED "SAUL; or, The Tory eM M eSQUERADE—A Boy’ and its Oonse- i aE HRE Det Bore Pom DATE’ RECUNCIATION,” by 1. AUGUSTUS 10} “THE CA) Aer ews | STORY,” 3 Nicaraguan ketch, “THE SISTHAKS—A Life by ANNA pry nine] “THE aMeLin cone or, Duelling DLING ON, or Whaling ina Calm.” GOSSIP DkaWen'-shn amusiag department de- to gonalp with correspond nour KNUOWLSDGE ON a h fepertanal ‘useful paragraps, of much vali the great_mass of ce Pe an A wee being a collection of the most SRIETOF UL MOR, Original and Selected”—A de- fuer et akira pnd wits pa ae © ‘subjects, rt ak ‘the whole meee hes, eta eto » ete fing an a fnelectua trent ouah’as fr esl iad Dodo te Our compeatiors are now at work wy ANOTHER Po aw AND EXUiTiNg ROMANCE from the pea of that ular autbor, y) ‘Sabine REYNOLDB, under the title of THE aki BRIDE; AE Ti A TA! 1B oF THe BEV OLUTION, The firet portion of vee wat eppene te 1a the ER. Our new PEROGRL Ibe fenowned fa progretsing famously wii his forthooming atory, tehie> ter ar —a sry; ’ TIE MASSACKE OF’ BLOODY BROOK, ard we shail piace the Sparing seers in the bands of our compoaliors in a week oF two WEEKLY now employsa greater amount of sterling ta- tent tam ny of its cotamporaries, gape Sop tee ca g the Gt of their vasi expenditures in & Fee imcrene. if fran eyeatoalty oateie sitcom ie eventually guts ios there will unquesdonatiy he sigreat doaiand for to-dayre their orders at once. WEXELY, agents shoul 8F. r rm} ey is ees knaan sirset. (PEE BEET LOCATED AND, rae VENTILATED ICS CREAM BALUUN IN THE CiTY. CREAM SALOON, BRUADWAY. ing Fan} e mar ‘Morn: I, wold RICHABDSON, BOYNTON a 00., 260 Canafotreck. MORPHY TTerane a1 No WILLTA ‘AYLOR’S LADIES’ ANDIGHNT RMN. ‘3 DINING AND 565 NY & CO, mri Take great [omg in lavtiog thetr patrons ‘and the public te {aspect the Ser or GoLD aXD SiLvEN Chessex and the Mage ie frnada in New Var OH&S sires oe THE WORLD, tn ent oN TRETRITION ar “Tiere STORE. late themselves on Eetoe ing abe, te ites the resources of thelr house by the sho orks #0 perfect in desiga a: Cullen na nre thaws whieh eorapces tease TaLoeaert eames SRFUL IN EVERY FAMILY. ribbons, £e- eg Se wvithout tajury Yo the delicate a : 3 re a ad Mtebaaae S28 (BGI £00., Nos, 161, 399, 51] and 756 Broadway. ‘AR IN N EUROPE. tie pictures and sketches will appear froos BE pen gee LONDON Panag arriving weekly by each Cunard steamer from ‘The services of the mcst emit t artists arenes retin wetted nti tee ae ures - ttt pate pagent ig uorivall Se eee te and pictorial record af . the lents of led the present exciting CRI8IS EUROPs. including all double and colored lates, &c , is nine do ‘year, delivered in sag part of Rew Epeoser ee eee a reek soraee Livery, New er pAggata ta ‘Ameriea Tor the Tasted London’ News and WWEEERS OR MOUSTACHES IN Six even rience has shown that tenth fn aylag that my onguent will force Be, aie we == to grow, ‘within six weeks from the more.” R. G rete ag ed eeu areas N Yn Soe Price $1. Bent by mail, post free, W tere and NERVOUS ANTIDOTE WILL INSTANTLY RE- ee peg ’ es car fev t, N. ¥., and jee, Bi bn passages 9 AHOY! TEE ‘YACHT, SQUADRONS NEW YORE, JERSEY City, BROOKLYN, Inthe LEADER OF this woek. a6 pee STREET, a A splendid stock of spring clothing. 14.2 FOLTON STREET. Fer} Fine black frock coa's. 14.2 MELTON STREET. pry ‘Guperior buriness ccats. JAQ RELTON STREET. 1a Beautitul assortment of spring veats. FULTON STREET. Pry 14 14 tenis ey aaa dene Splendid aasortment of spring pants. FULTON STREET, 2 aT bave now on hands superior large avd stock of clothing which I Am Sopretas, “Homer low scoring pb lic can = ark Remem- Dea: an0ur HYATI’S LIFE Seen YATI'S LIFE BALSAM heumatism, neuralgia nod go ES scofuls bags saree of disetuen Server sais Giacdecs “hea certatay cured by thts sovereign Sale HAtts. LIFE BALSAM CURED MR. 8. RODGERS, ‘streets (paint store), of rheu- op yom and goes eae ee ccipple for months. 8 py LIFE BALSAM bug MISS NO. of asthma ef Samra and ‘been aiiiicted ‘Tron , and the. ou RED BX-ALDERMAN ward, E D., Brooklyn, of rhetms- eee! ad been been ‘under medical treatment crippled for mtntbs. YATI"S LIFE FE Balsa I I YATT'S LIFES BALBAM ‘RED CLARK, ‘igere (ans sheubaatieta trea arated'totbe bone sei anes refused 0 yield ‘until the ite bnteass Same to Ml old ‘ATT'S LIFE eo CURED WM. HOUSEL, OF No. 12 Willett street, of pg uloer covered the entire lest side of the neck a sete ae tat Rosa Front irr of Sirota JAMES MoKER, ct the moat parr ace BALSAM Bag CURED CASES: cing which can berenchsd UY raed leie if taken in. It coes not contain a y.rticle of meroury oF tevlors mineral 1 cate taken wilh Feriecthately bee meat She on, ° pe or 2 euoul, New Zer's, Resurean’, wet seh shes aumher, beet srovalya, ‘HALES, No, 7 Pul.va roth