The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1859, Page 5

a os vested last night. MeKeea was 8 pative of Ainst N. H., bighly respeotes, thirty-five years old, and leaves & wife ‘aud two children fils remains were escorted to the depot for Hinsdale this morning by the flre com- ‘Panies of the town and a band of music, Malictous Destruction of Telegraph Wires, Sr Jouvs, N. F., May 28, 1569. During the past fow days the Capo ‘aud other tinos dn thia province have been repeatediy cut and large quan. tities of the wire removed, with the evident design of Preventing the trausmission of European news. a . Later from Porte Rico. Baurimons, May 23, 1859, We have St. Johns, P. R., daws of the eth insta Capt. Sheffield, formerly master of the brig Julie, of B fou, was still in prison, the charge against him not havi ‘Deen yet decided, The schooner Venloo waa to gail for New York on the Oth inst. Raliroad Casuatty. BALTMOKK, May 20, 1859, D. Blendell, brakeeman on the Nortnera Central Rait- road, was rum over and Killed this morning, twenty miles ‘from this city, where be resided. : Arrival of the North American, ‘QoBnac, May 23, 1859, The steamship North American, from Liverpool 1th inst, arrived at this port yesterday, with 113 passengers. ‘Nows anticipated, Marine Disaster. Witauscrox, N. C., May 23, 1859, On Saturday, cight miles northoast of Cape Fear bar Hight, the pilot boat Baker fell in with one-third of the Btarboard bow of the wreck of a supposed schooner of 80 tous, with a white boiwom and red streak. The name “Dameel,” iu yellow letters, was on the cutwater, Tho ‘veasel is supposed to have belonged to Baltimore. Matiny on Shipbourd. Sr, Joun, N. B., May 28, 1860. Part of the crew of thé American ship Undaunted, Which arrived yesterday from Boston, have beon lodged ‘An jail for stabbing the captain, Fire in Boston. } ‘Boston, May 23, 1869. Guenther’s millinery establishment, No, 284 Washington : mos, was destroyed at 12 o'clock to-night, Logs about Southern Ocean Steamer Movements, SAVANNA, May 22, 1859, The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived at ‘bor wharf at nine o'clock on Saturday. All well. Markets. Naw Onrzans, May 23, 1859, Cotton—Sales to-day 2,520 bales, at 113<c. for middling. ‘Bugar quiet, and declined 14c.; sales at 6c. for fair. Ster- Hing exshange, 109% « 110." Drafts on New York, at slaty Goys, 1% per cent discount, and at sight %{ por cout ‘premium. Cottoa— Sales to-day, 1,500 balensat 11} fo for tlddliag | y los, at Lge. H ‘Market quiet but steady. . Cuarueston, May 21, 1859, Cotton has advanced ic. Sales to-day 1,000 bales. Pamapeuria, May 28, 1859, Flour firm and advancing: $7 26 a $7 75. ‘Wheat quiet: white, $1 80 a $190; rec, $170 m $180. Corn unsettled: rellow held at 96c., and offered at 92c. a 98c. Oats 65c, hiskey—Obio 320, Civcunart, May 23, 1869. Flour advanced 26c. perfine, $645. Wheat firm. Whiskey dull at 26)¢c. © 270. Provisions unchanged; meas pork, $17; bulk siden, 8c. ; lard, 11340. Burraio, May 23, 1869. Flour—Demand active, and 26c, better: sales 2,000 bbls, at $7 8 $7 BO for good to choice extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; $7 75 & $8 for double extra do., and $3 50 for favorite baker's do. Wheat in good request and better: Bales 16,000 bushels at $1 73 for red Obie, $1 76 for ordi. nary white do., and $1 €6 for good white Kentucky. Corn firmer: sules 13,000 bushela on private terms. Nothing Colvg in other grains. Whiskey nomival at 29c, Gaual freighte—5%o. on oats, 9c. on corn, 10c. ou wheat, und 350.on flour. Lake imports to.day—1,900 bbis. flour, 538,000 bushels wheat, 30,000 b corn, 2,000 bush: els outs. Osweco, May 23—6 P. M. Flour du’l, but without material change; saies of 400 Dbis. at $7 75 from red bier, treme) iuciuding fancy Mi- Ghigan, at $7 60. Wheat—Mirket firmer, with aa upward tendency, sales of 16,000 bushels at $1’ 2734 « $1 86 for Chicago sp , and $165 for red winter Illinois. Oats he'd at B8c. a 59c., but quiet. Canal freights easier and very dull; on flour, 25c.; wheat, 63c.; cora, 6c. to New York, Lake imporis—67,900 bushels wheat, 9,400 do. Oats. Caual exporte—i3,500 bushels wheat, . ALBANY, May 23—6 P. M. Flour quiet in the afternoon, holders not inclined to on the market; sales in small parcels. Wneat at i8 morning's quotations: red Indiana at $2 75. Corn quiet at quoted prices; ules 2,500 bushels, ‘The Columbia Street Tragedy. Some additional developements were made in the Co fumbia street tragedy yesterday morning. Upon making @ thorough search of the vault the police succeeded in re- covering the body of « still born child, which may posa!- biy have been deposited there with the remains of the apknowa woman. At ali events the incident is worthy Of grave consideration, and may probably lead to farther and more important developements con- corning this singular and mysterious case. None of the missing parte of tue unknown woman were found. ‘The head, arms and lower extremities are still unac- Counted for; but the police are sanguine of being able to Tecover the remainder of the corpse in the course of a day or so. Coroner Jackman was notified of the finding Of the infant, and held an inquest on ihe -body during the afternoon, The° result of the inquisition was sim(la to that of the previous day’s inquert, the jury rendering a verdict #f death from unknown causes, The finding of the child goee to confirm the thoory of ‘abortion, aud al- Teady suspicion has been directed to several quacks in the vicinity who have the reputstion of being abortionists, but nothing deflaite hae yet been brought to light which an unravel the horribie wyatery. AroturnedCalifornian called at the Eleventh precinct ata. fon-house during the day to obtain particulars relative to the deceased woman. His object, he aid, was to find some clue to his wife, who bad come to this city from * Philadelphia, in compsdy with a Polander, and had lodged ip Cherry strect. The fugitives had disaapeared from their hiding-piace in Cherry street, and the deserted husbaud was of the opinion that his wife had been murdered by her paramour and disposed of ip. a mapner similar to that which attended the fate of the unknown woman. The police also Jeorned that a girl about fifteen yours of age, residing in Mott streot, has been wisning for a week or ten days, But inaemuch ak #he was a youngwoman of exemplary character they could not imagine that there is any connection bo- tweon the two cases. it ia probable thas the abortioniats ‘wore Germans, for around the remains of the unknown woman were wrapped reveral newspapers ‘n tho German Janguage. Tho body of the still-born iniant was also ‘Wrapped up in @ similar manner. Personal Intelligence, Miss Harriet Lane, the accomplished nieco of President Buchanan, paid a visit to the Brooklyn Navy Yard yestor- Gay afternoon, and was received with marked favor by the officers of the yard, ail trying to outvie each other in ‘their attention to the attractive mistress of the Executive Mansion. She was escorted to the different places of tu- Yorest in the yard, visiting the United States ship North Carolina, where every attention was paid to the distin. nisbed visiter by the officers om bourd tuat ship. She ft about four 0 ‘clock, highly pleased with what abe had Been. Mr. Sylvester Mowry, the delegate from Arizona, has Teft town for a flying trip to the Territory. He will return in October. Colonel Titns, of Kancas and Nicaragua fame, but more recently engaged in extending our institutions in Arizona ‘tnd thereabonts, ia at the St. Nicholas, Professor Morrivon, of William and Mary College, Virginie, was called home last Suturday by illness in his family. During his short stay in tho city, although the weathor was wet and disagreeable, he met with a kind reception from Virginiaus resident in New York and from geveral of our prominent citizens, to wom ho was intro duced. His mission having been’ undertaken in connec- tion with meagures to obtain aid for the purchase of a Library to replace the oue destroyed by dre, we learn Proved quite favorabio, the subscriptions baving been quite liberal, Had his stay been continued for a week or Bo longer, as at firat contemplated, the amount would, no doubt, have been materially increagod. Tne funds for ra- buildibg the college, we learn, are sufficient, and that ite Feconstraction has already been carried to the tiret story. Hon. Jecob Thompson, Secretary of the Interior, will accompany the President on his viait to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Americans registered at the banking office of Moners. Lansing, Baldwin & Co., 8 Place de Ja Bourse, Paris, from April 18 to May 6, 1860:—F. H. Saltus, A. Van Borgen, . R. Clark, }. W. Dodge, B. Varet, W. H. Doughty, V. M. Moore, Thos, Owen and family, Mrs. aud Mise Marcy, Eno, and wife, D. M Lawrence, Jr and. wife, A 8 lersen, S. M. Peyser, Geo. Richmond, J. ©, Borard'and C. W. Wateon, New York; Juo 1. English FM , Penaylvanis; W. 8. Gurnee and family, Beek; S. Merritt, M. D., California; Jno. Knight, Missia ARRIVALS. From Lit Be avd Mew tus eorenate era ‘wards, Al er, Yims two ohiltrea. Mev MoBisina eas Ba, laine, Buifum, Presaley, roo Rewards, G Welt ard 253 egg? Rosaueaity Sade arda, Ht Bdwarde, © W Rd United States Commissioner's Court, Before George W. Morton, Eaq. TUE ATTEMPTED MAIL ROBBERY ON THE ERIE RaIL- prisoner in this case is the individual charged with at- tempting to rob the mails on the Brie Rajiroad by stifling the mail sgent with chloroform, and who was also pre- vided with a loaded six barrel revolver in case of emer- Bency. Be isa tall, thin, rereatio lookieg mas, with fbout a medium quantity of hair for a beard and ‘mustache. One side of Mr. Jackson’s face bears nein tient The Proposed Demonstration ta Honor of Smith OBrien. Last night « meeting was held at Hibernian Hall, Prince street, composed of the Irish military aad civic sockstica cf this city. From some misunderstanding, oaused by the iusertion of two advertisemonts—ono by the military and the other by the civic societies—there were two meetings. The military, although they occupied a sepa rate apartment, ls understood 0 have transacted no bu- siness. Soon after haif-past eight the civic sooieties came to order, and Mr. John MoGrath was appointed chairman, and Mr, Reger McGratn secretary. A yory warm and wordy digcussion ensued in which uli joined at once, some being for ascertaining the numes of the various delegates present and the societies they represented, ou which no action was taken, Mr, Wu. Carroll, after objecting that the names of the societics should be given till after the proposition which he was about to make was carried into effect, which was that a committes of three should wait upon the meeting up stairs @nd invite them down, or, if they preferred tt, this meeting should go up to them. A very noisy discuseion again Cpe oe irreievaut 0 tue motion, aad over which the Chair nocontrol. Quiet being restored, a committee, consisting of Messrs, F. U'Riclly, E. !.. Cary and Jobn Dwyer was eppointed to carry out the .otion. They soon returned, acoompanied by . Sandford, Col, Ryan, Capt. Minton aad ethers. On motion Mr. Cary’gave the report of the committee:—That the above named gen. thomen bad acceptod the invitation, and were present. A call was then made for the names f tho societice present, and confusion again enaued. After quiet had been again restored the Chairman explained the objects of the mect- bg, and asked to be relieved from his position as Chair. map, Mr, omaly proceed taat Mr. Sandford should {uke the chair, » WO understood, Mr. Sandford do- clined. More confusion ed, and Mr. McGrath was called upon te keep the chair, Mr. Sandford protested at this point against (he proceedings, and left tae room, followed by long discussion several others, A advertisements were cach meeting, ond meeting, Judge Connolly said there must be some recognized head; aud, whether centred in A or B, they were all moved by the same enthusiastic cause, but bad not gone the right way about it. He moved that they should all go in together, hand-in-hand, and hoped that some gentlemen would offer some suggestion. The Chair- man appealoed to the meeting to “bury the batobet’’ aud smoke the pipe of peace, and sgid he would willingly re- sign in faver of Mr. Sandford or Col. Ryan, and appealed to the eater, eg jet him resign in tho mame of peace. 5 It was moved the committee go and invite Mr. Sand- ford to take the chair—soou after which Mr. Sandford entered and tock the chair, Order beiag re. Calied upon to let the meeting wishes, Stated by thai gectleman to him. He said Mr. O’Brien was not only pleased, but anxious to meet his country- men, but objected to an address in the Academy of Music, let the expense be ever so triflit a8 it might possibly ex- clude some individual, and he did not want auy one ex- cluded. Mr. O’Briew will present himself at Union square morning next. He sails by the Vigo, which ‘day &$ 12 o'clock, but will anchor off the Battery, await bis arrival, and receive bim from the hands of the procession, He said Mr. O’Brien very much ob- jected to epeech-making, and would prefer an address from & committee, to which he would respond. Wheo on board the steamer, the flotil!a,; aa proposed in a previous ting, could accompany him dowa the bay. A circu- int Will be igswed to-morrow (Tuesday) to the comman- dants of the military companies that arelikely to purtici- pate in the parade. He then moved that a committee be ap ted to carry out the necessary arrangements. 6 CHAIRMAN Eaid before anything could be done a secretary must be appointed, and Judge Connolly was unanimously and formally installed in that position. The names of delegaies of the societies who had takeo formal action in the matter were called for. They were the Father Matthew Temperancs Society and the Oki Guard, Captain Markey, Mr. O’Rumiiy movod that the mecting should“adjourn till Wedneeday night, Judge Connou.y said that he had had eix or cight per- fons wait on bim, who proposed to run boats on their own account, charging fifty ceuta for the excursion, and that he hac made some stipulation about the sale of liquor cn bourd those boats that he aud his total abstinence friends might wish to embark on. Tax ATLawnic TsixgRaru CaBiE.—We learn that Oyrus W. Field, Haq., expects to loave for London within a week or ten days to renew his labore, in connection with the company in London, in having manufactured, during the summer, & new Atlantic cable, Thiz ig te bo brought out with all the new improvements, and fully prepared tor laying across the Atlantic carly in tae summer of next year, We understand that Mr. Field expresses his faith tm the ultimate success of tho enterjirise as strongly as hs did at ite first commencement. His perseverance in such © nobie undertaking deserves success. He thinks that the exigencies of war in Europe will prove favorable to the enterprise, as they will demonstrate more docidedly than ever the nocessity of the communication. Niwo’s GakpEN.—Aubor’s operatic ballet, “Le Bays. dere,” was produced at this house last night, for the first time withip six years, with the English prima donna Mis Lucy Eeoott, and the English tenor Mr. T. Miranda, in th» principal relés. Signoriva Galletts, sustained by au offi Clent corps de ballet, did the dancing part of the perform. ance very handsomely and won much spplause. The ‘scenery and decorations of toe piece were udmirably got up, aome of the scenic effects being really very fine. The house was well filled, and the audience seemed entirely gratified with the performance. Mrrnopoutan Tuxatre.—Captain Morton Prico,an Eng- lish gentleman, who was announced a3 a “ distinguished amateur ,’’ made bis firet appearance ast night at this thea tre in two pieces, in which Miss Catharine Lucette also made her début before a New York audience, {The first pieee was the comedietia of “Delicate Ground,” and ti second ap operetta, written by Capt. Price, entitled “Ati'y Fair in Love and War.’’ Tue audience were evidently dis- posed to be favorable, and appionded the first piece very wartly, encoring Mix Lucette im the bailad of “ Byer of Thee.” At the fail of the curtain Capt. Price made & zpeech, fn which he made some pointed allusious to tho manner ie which bis name had been disparagingly men- tioned in certain quarters gince bis arrival in this city, aud assured the axdionce at the same time that he did aot come to this country tw wis gold, but reputation. If he aecares the former we shall rejoice, but we fear that be must seck the latter romewhere outside of the Metropoli tan theatree. The house was not very numerously attend- ed lest night, and we should judge from the weai mani- festations of watisfection that neither tho plays nor the sctort mado much of what, in theatrical phrasvology, 18 called a bit. “Tue Heart or me ANnpkS.”’—Yesterday being the last day of the exhibition of this picturo, the gallery was be- set by crowds, and during part of the morning the visitere were, as the French say, obliges de faire queue. Of course, under such circumstances, it was almost impossible to get a sight of the painting. The receipts of the day were $683, making @ total et $3,172 received from the 29th of Aprii to the 2ud of May. Who will assert after this that there ig no encouragement for notive art? Supreme Court—Genera! Term, Before tion. Judges Roosevelt, Davies and Pratt. THE WIFK POISONING CASK. May 23.—The Leople vs. James Siephens.—The District Attorney applied to the Court to dismiss the writ of error aud stay of proceedings beretofore granted in this cause, on the ground that Mr. Ashiead, the counsel for the defend- aut, bad refuseu to sign tne stipulation te bring on the cause for argument before the present general term of this Court. ‘The counsel for the defendant, in answer to the motion of the District Attorney, stated to the Court tha! be could not €ign any conseat or stipulation in this case unless it be in the presence and by the direction of the Court, and thet was the reagon why be had not signed the stipulation sent him by the District Attorney. The Court denied the motion, and ordered that the cause be sei down for argument for Tucaday, the 24th. © counsel! for the deiev dads then moved the Court for & writ of certiorari, alleging diminution of record, This motion was gravted, aud the writ directing the Clerk to fend up the record as prayed for in the petition of the defendant, the same to be argued, together with the other questious ip the canse. THE ELM STREET MURDER. May 23.—The People vs. Jas. Glass.—The prisoner in this cage, it will be recollected, was tried twice for the murder of Richard Owens in Elm street, and the jury dia- agreed on both occasionn, ‘The District Attorney now moved the general torm for en order to change tae venue and have tac prisouer tried in another county. Moesrs. Whiting and Clark were in attendance to resist the motion, but the Court gave an order for detondant to pono Wednesday why the venue should not be cl The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. TROTTING. The trot between Pilot, Miller's Damee! ana Cora d’Es- telle, mile beats, best three ip five, in harness, for a purse and stake of $450, postponed from last wook, came off yesterdsy afternoon. The race was won by Pilot very easily in three straight heats, his speed being far too great for the others. The last heat he parformea with the greatest apparent ease in 2:293¢. Pilot is matched against Mr. Monnott’s black gelding Native American for $2,500 aside, mile heats; the race to come off about the middie of June, The time made yesterday was 2:3214—2:334— 229%. City Intelligence. AN AGED Pickrookst.—A lady named Hadden, residing 1 Brooklyn, accompanied by a daughter, was crossing to New York via Fulton ferry yesterday, when the daugb- ‘er’s pocket was relieved of a portemonnaie containing twenty-seven cents, An aged man—vory rdepectable in ‘appearance—was acen to pick the pocket, and was handed over to a policeman on the ferry boat's reaching the New York side. He handed the officer the portemounaie, say- ing some one had thrust it in his pocket. He gave his name as John Rice, and said he was 67 years of age. On being taken to the detective office he was recognized as John Bowen, a ret, who has just served out a five years’ term of iment, ANOTHER CAMPiENR ‘Accromt.Bitzabetl® MoCarty, Uving at No. 18 Rivington street attempted to fill a lighted fu ‘amp la last evening, when the lamp exploded, and she ve | tm each ® mannor that it is unlikely’ that she Tor Mapex Lane The young man cat ia the act of entering the store of James lantiwick, Ne ie Maicen lane, on gon, a8 ho » try Dbl the proprictor’s NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1859 Police Inteiligonce. A Sampara Scuoo Tkacuse iv Txovnta—Williama HL Rimbail, recontly » teacher ia the Sundry sohool at Triaity church, was brought before Justice Quackoubusk yestor day ona charge of burglary proforred against bim by William L, Wilson, a student iu the Theological Somimary in Ninth avenns, Complainant alleges that on Saturday night he heard a rap at his bedroom door, which boing upapswered was followed hy the insertion of a faike Key in the lock and the turning of the bolt, Mer. Wilson tm mediately sprang to the door and tound the priser (hero. The latier retreated but was followed by tho compixinant aud arrested. Kimball said he was endeavoring Wo gee Professor Fiash, but upou being conducted to the room of the latter he broke away from his captor and eacape t to the street. After a short charg be was recaptured, and with the assistance of Poltcoman Fisher was looked up in the station house. Upoa searching the prioner seve- ral keys were found in bis poseeasion, which confirmed te suspicions of the complainant a¢ to Lhe intentions of the accused, Kimball was in the habit of visiting the emivary occasiouaily; but no one had any idea that he ied eo many key# in bis pocket, Justice Quacken- committed the prisouer for trial on charge of ai- tumpt at burglary, acd in default of bail ue Sabbata echool teacher was locked up for trial. United States Commissioners Court. Before Commissioner Newton, Kaq, May 23.—vestimony was taken in tho case ol the United Statee against Charles Woomes aud John Rsigér, charged with emuggting jewelry on board the ship Madgoa. The Conumixsionor held the accused to bail in te gum of $2,000 each Court Calendar=This Day. Sorueme Covrt—Circuit.—Part 1,—Nos. 661, 145, 1921, 1886, 1079, Lws1, 1047, 767, 1541, 431, 1963, 1803, 1673, 1617, 1227) 1789) 1866, 1926) 1027, 1937, 1989, 143" 1947! 1949; 1961, 1968, 1936; Part 2,—Nos, 1560, 164, 1845, Ths, 1606, 936,"1617, "1118, 1680, 1768, 1616, 1064, iM2, 1789, 1786, 1942, 1944, 1946, 1960, 1956, 1960, 1082, 1964, 1968, 1970, 1974, 1978,'1660, 1962. Ustren Sranee Disriior Coury. —Nos. 8 to 12. Svrmuor Covet.—Part 1.—Nos. 467, 636, 684, 411, 285, G17, 640, 625, 26, 681, 601, 350, 7H5, 214, bss, 487, 165, 426, 427, 363, 266, 802, 225, 148, 507, 425, 52) 158) 46% 610, 661, 26034. 88." Part 2.—Nox.’ 624, '629, 634, 637, 678, 466, 61, 484, 639, 468, 627, 628, 629, 63, 632, 684, 639, 686, 684, 688, The Famiy Horan. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON- VENTION—THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF Wan IN BUKOPK—THK CHAUNOKY LIBEL CASE— MURDEB AND SUICLDK--THH GREAT DOUBLE TEAM TROTTING MATUH—THE NEW YORK YaCHT (LUB— LOCAL NBWS—OONDITION OF THE MARKETS, RTC. Tho Pamir MBRALa, in ite regular edition of Weinesday, wilt contain a full report of the Proceedings of the Bouthsra Convention recently beld at Vicksburg, Miss.—Highly Impor- tant Debate on the Opening of the Slave ‘Trade—Great Seek of ex-Senator Foute, of Mimissippi—Hls Denunciaiions of Trea. scn snd Exposure of the Slave Trade Fallecies—Speeche: of ‘Messrs. De Bow, of Louisiana; Adams, Bennett and Moody, of Misaisslpp|; Jones. of Georgia, and others. It will also give the Latest Intelligence from the Seat of War tm Europe; A Continuation of the Evidence in the Ohaumey Libel Case; An neccunt of the Trial Trip of the Russian tri- ste General Adwmiral; Shocking Murder and Suicide in Wu- lum street—-A Man Murders bis wife and then Shoots Hm- self, The great Double Team Trotting Match between Lantern and Mate and Ethan Allen and Mate for $10,000; Proceedings of the New York Yacht Club—the Regatta for 18:9 to take phew on Thursday, June 2; Obituary Notices of Baron Humbpldt and Dr. Lardner—with all mewn matiers of the preceding week of ianportance; All the local News of New Youk and tae Adjoining Cities, Police Reports, £c.; A repost of the Oouditha of the New York Gattle Market, with the amount of Moen offer 4 for sale, their condition, prices, &c. A oarefally corrected. report of the Prices of sli kinds of Family Marketing at Wash- ington Market io New York; Commersiul and Money Market Reperte; Marringes and Deaths for the Wook, sade large tauoUnt of miscellaneous Fading. Terme—Only Two Dollars per your, single copy few conte, ‘To be ebtained at the office and of all the mews veades. Ad- ‘Vortisomenta inserted at the ussa! HERALD rates, ‘The Lutest Drawings of the Legulized Lot teries, a8 reported to WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS OF YER DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MBSOURI STATE LOTTERIES Official drawings by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. The § “0 by the of the ttateof Delaware to superiniend the drawingof & iot- tory authorized by the Legtslature, having this day attended the dee wing of the Lottery for ibe Benes of the State of Bilsware, do bereby certify that the follow! are the numbes tweee thls day drawn from the whces wis Exrna Ciass, No. 297, Mar 23, 1860. 75, 59, 49, 52, 6, 9, 57, 71, 12, 35, 62, 2. Cisse No, 298, May 33, 18659, 69, 62, 36, 46, 26, 9, 65, 16, 14, 7, 43, 64, 48. And that Ube sald numbers were draw ta the order in which oti Sauget pe 3 DUNCAN, The ubacriners, Gommuatoners apponnte tna ‘tnt the fof wag ace tbe numbers whlch Wore ths Gay Grav wheel, vis:— Ciass No. 295, May 23, 1859. 22, 44, 24, 65, 74, 70, 65, 52, 51, 62, 20, 15, 35. Cxass No, 296, Exrna, May 23, 1859. 70, 37, 63, 26, 74, 2, 39, 11, 56, 71 16, 49. And that the said numbers were draw: in the order tn which Oe itiees eur bande at A , Ge.. this Monday, Muy 23, 1800. F. 0. BARBEK, 2 E:P. DoGas,” ¢ Commimioners, WOOD, HDDY & Co., } Myminetas, Deleraie O. A. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker, 126 Grewawich street, sovond dow north of Pacis Howl.” Known Effect—When pain or Unflamma- ton fe present tn abumsa body, and’ Brandreit’s Pilis are used, they at ence #eize upon the humors which are the occa- sion of the pain or inflammation, and remove them from whe body, and hey eaucot injure, because their power is only upon and over those humors or impurities which are unhealthy (want life), and whoge presence in a part cause the pain and burning beat. So in sore throat, croup, colds. coughs, rheumatiems, pain in the side and pleurisy, which are all cured by from one to three doses ot villa, whose.power Is ouly eierted t remove impurities from the’ biood. The righty directed wil use them aud pe cured. Sold at Dr. Brandreth's ofiice, 294 Canal street; Burnton’s, 296 Bowery, and by ali aruggisis. Price 260, « box. The Opera Draws the Elite of the City w the Academy, now's days; aud we are pleased to observe that & majority of ovr fashionable geatiemen wear K NOX'S spring hat.” This beautiful fabric coufers an air of geatility upon aay description of wearer, and the depot, 212 way, is cou- stantly thronged. Hats and Caps for the PcoplemAs Large a vertety for epring and summer as can be found Ladiay’ ridiug bate, misses’ and children's straw goods First premium ewarded KELLOGG, mauufacture 1 al BLreel. 4,000 Black Alpaca Coats. From 31 59 to $5 50. ALEVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. Murders and Crimes would not Abound to such an extent if feroclous people bought thelr clothing of DRUNGOLD & PROCK, 214 sroadway. A handsome tit, at a0 ‘econ¢mical rate, citizen to keep the peace, Nobody Wants to «Stand from Under” the peeriess spring saps for gentlemen and boys, at WHITE'S, 216 Brouiway. Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order and werranted to fil, at Nos. 87 and 89 William st one door orth of Mhiden lane. GEO. M. TRACY, agent. For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest novelties in men’s furvishing goods. GREEN, Shirt Manufac: turer, No, | Astor House. 20 Cent Ambrotypes, Colored, with Case.— Family groups and children's likeoeses beautifully taken, b; KIMBALI. & OOUPER, Sf Broudwaye NUNTUly taken, by Strong and Filavory Tea, One Deliar the cl Fa Sok cntee 10 Ibs. for a dollar, at CHRISTIAN- SON'S, No. 1 Chasnbers or 216 Greenwich street, mfr Bed in Existence—(Howe's elltptie, at from 10 98 a 518 Broadway, ‘Onl and see t ‘Weed’s Patent Family Sewing Machince— New styie, prise $50. Office 477 Broadway. a amtnies FAMILY SEWING MACHIN NEW BIYLES, AT EKDUCED PROEs ae 495 Broadway. New York. Ma Folin ret, Maar hes peer gma rage with Patent roof looks cress bars.—Also, fire Divot pation mala Bopet Go Murray aret coraer of Ullgs be ROBERT M. PATRIOK. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 361 Broadway, corner Murray at,,N. Sparkling Soda Water —By Using the Van Allen soda fountain, manufactured by the AMERIOAN TBADES OOMPARY, 22 and 24 Frankfort street, druggists and confectioners can make a delightful beverage at a: ‘cost Chess and Billiard Palace, Twen Felon and hn wreoa, New York. cry for sale at bois places, ty-feur Batchelor’s Flair , Wigs an ihe iol end eppied orenioy ara be Tyg, Wholenale and reall, and the aye prt Hill's Hair Dye, 60c, Black neaey ig. parniie Ootie ‘Aleo all druggies, or Brown.— old at 990 Broadway, and Shouk Sees, 'Trasses, der Braces, By Merallte Tablec Razor Strop—This to BRAC NDB keep ealaed of ..¢ sole manulariurets, « throughout the city: Aster Hous, and of the varivus ogous Ruptore Cured by Biers & Co.'s Radical Cure ruse. They wise keep sith elsen wookunge (oF Varicose 78 and shoulder braon Inglrumente for ia(or W order, No. + Vesuy sweet, Asior House, 8. 1 Kennedy's Medical Discovery 1s warranted 0 oure sOrULuls, Cryvipelug, witeboum, woald bead, wloeratud sore lege. For sale by ail druggints, Dr. Mott's Chatyheate Plilx—An Apertont aad wemachio preparation of purtted trou. I. B. LOUK. general mgenk Tr ineipal otice $39 oromdwi Hollowsy’s Pills and Ointment.—Feions.— ‘This painful evdewic complatut ta eapidi ungated afier a few Uinia of the above iwiamna; Ia wovouo Inewanoe have they (efed to complete etr cure. “Manulacwry, 6) maiden lune, —V7~—_____———— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, May 23—6 P. M. The Bank statement of this day compares as follows with tao statoment of tho previous week :— Week ending Loans. May 1 $120,680,408 26, ww 26,090,008 “p16 073 Circulation. Deposits. 8,190,933 88,896,639 8/52,723 $8,654,130 978,965 138,216 142,509 This statement must be considered satisfactory. The Gain of specie, though generally anticipated, is none the less gratifying, as it will tend to strengthen the bearts of fome whom the recent heavy specie shipments were alarraing. At tbe eame time, it is but right that the pub: lic should know that, as the specie shipment of Saturday Was not inciuded in the above average, the amount ac- tually held by the banks at present is probably mot much over $24,000,009. This will be further reduced by the Persia's shipment on Wednesday ; so that itis but reason- able to expect that the next spocie average will show a beavy decline. The amounts coming in from the country, and the two millions ou the way from California will, in tho ensuing week, help to restore the banks to their receat condition. Meanwhile the reduction of discounts, of which the above return affords substantial evidence, Indicates a wise resolution on the pari of bank officers to avoid even ‘the sembiance of danger. It is not likely that for the pre- sent the relations between the geverament and the banks will make any change in tho state of either, except that the former will pay more for loans. ‘The banks are think- ing of demanding the gold for their overdue Treasury notes; while at the same moment Mr. Ovdb is negotiating to places new batch. It eeoms to be supposed that several mitlions could be placed on the market at five per cent. The de- cline in the Treasury balance hows the accessity of prompt action on the part of the Department. The money market continues feverish, though no advance in rater can be fairly quoted. Call loans are offered at bank at 6,and by private lenders at 6; the supply of money secking employment in this way is ip excess of the demand. There is no change in the rater of paper, though long paper is more difficult to sell than it has been. Several habitual purchasers of mercantile paper have withdrawn from the market, deeming {t pru- dent to leave their money idle for the presont, and watch evonts. Exchange is steady at 110 a 3 for baukers’ sixty day sterling bills, the leading drawer acking 110; and 110% a 5% for eight bills, The business coing for the Persia is moderate. From present appearances that verge! will take out from two millions to two millions and A quarter, and the Arago op Saturday perhaps a million anda balf. Tbe business of shipping specie to Eurepe is being overdene; letters by the City of Baltimore state that the demand for gold for the Continent has subsided, and that the British consignees of the gold whipped from hence wili be obliged to sell tothe Bank. Sinco then we have shipped over eight millions, and this week we may ship four more, At this rate we may expect to see gold coming to this country from Europe in the fall. Thie has been an extremely dull day in the stock mar- ket; tho business at the board bas been considerably smaller than usual. The most active stocks continue to be Central and Rock Island. The former was unfavorably affected by an unofficial report of the April oarnings, which shows a falling off, as compared with last April, equal to $225,000. The stock opened at 71%, a decline of 34 por cent. Ttwasthen done as low as 7134, but was betior afterward; in the afternoon it wold at 723{, and closed at 12 bid. Competition does not appear, thus far, to have worked very favorably for the Central; peaple are offer- ing to sell the August dividend at three per cent, aad even lees. Many friends of the property express loud com- plaints of Mr. Richmond's polioy. Rook Island continues steady, without effort on the part of the buyers. A; much as 2} a3 per cent is paid for sellers’ options. A’ this rate the few holders in this market can doa very Pretty business at the costof the jobbers. The May earn- ings are said to be up to the expectations of the managers; no one doubts that dividenis will be shortly resumed. The stock closed today at 6214 bid. There was a emall movement in the Michigan share: to-day, predicated, in all probability, on the late arrange ment by which the fares have been raised. The guaran teed was steady atS2 in the morning, closing at 323, bid the Central opened at 4134, advanced to 42, and closed a % bid. Theso stosks will be good property this fail ma and Toledo were steady. Pacific Mail was lower. ‘The business in State stocks and bonds was unusually light: in prices there was no materia! change. We note a sale of government 5’s at an advance of 4 per cent, ‘and a salo of Michigan Central 8’s at 90, a considera- Die decline. There was ® moderate business in the after- noon, and apparently more disposition to buy; but after the board the market fell off and closed heavy at the following prices:—Missouris, 833; a 54; Virginias, 98 a 34; Canton, 18} @ 19%; Cumberland preferred, 1734 018; Now York Central, 72a 34; Srie, 734 @ %; Harlem, 1034 #11; Hudson, 313g a %; Reading, 4434 a %; Michi- gan Central, 4234 9 43; Michigan Southern, 9% a 10; do, preferred, 8234 @ 4; Panama, 117% a 118%; Illinois Cen- tral, 650 66; Galena, 63% a 64; Toleto, 2714 a 4; Rock stand, 6234 » 9%; Linois Central bonds, 77.878; Pacitic Mail, 72% @ 3% To-day’s business at the Sub-Treasury was as follows:— Total receipts. $425,747 00 —From cusiom 174,000 00 ‘Total payments. 125,588 44 Balance... 5,186,864 15 The exchanges at the uso this morning amounted to $25,796,798 13, and the balances to $1,476,- 246 27. A second dividend of 833¢ per cent on all agcertained claims against the Empire City Bank will be paid on de- mand, and 70 per cent to depositors in said bank, also on demand, at the office of the United States Trust Company. ‘The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of April, 1859, wpre...... $380,342 75 Earnings Apel, it 658,129 28 sesvescsseesceeeQ1TT;186 68 Decrease... Stock Exchange. Monpay, May 23, 1859. $1000 US 6's, "74... 1043¢ 70 sha Erie RR...... 7% 2000 Miesouri 6's, 8834 200 Harlem RR pref. 3734 6000 Tenn 6'8, '90., 9034 160 Reading RR, » 4 1000 Virginia 6's... 953g 200 dO .ecsssee 44% 5000 NY Cent RR6’s, 9036 20Clev,Col&OinRR 96 2000 ErieRRZdmtgbs. 81 10Chi,Bur &QwyRR 61 1000 HarlemRRistmg 90 300 Mich Cen RR..860 41 5000 MCRR8pelmsfob 90 oO 60 4500 Til Cont RR be.. 78 10 3000 Del, Lk&W'nimg 66 600 10 sbs Merch Ex Bk, 100 160 6 Bank of N Am’ca, 112 50 5 Metropolitan Bk. 113%, 100 do 28 Market Bauk.... 107° I6MichS&Nlagust 32 20 Mantattan Bank, 140 100 Gai & Chic RR.860 62 160 Mechauics’ Bank, 118 = 150 do see 68 10 Del&HudCanaldo, 94 60 do, 815 627% 1€0 PacificMai) $3.Co. 724g 100 do......b80 63 110 do, +. 723 100ClevekToledoRR 27 80 do......b30 723 100 do. 860 26% 150 NY Central RR.. 700 do tw 1200 do, 100 do, 100 a fod wo 8 50 a 100 de 10 do. 200 Erie Railroa CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpay, May 23—6 P. M. Asnma.—The sales embraced about 30 bbis. pots at 63{0., ‘and 60 do. pearis at 5c. BrxapsTurrs. —Fiour—The market opened with a good and tolerably active demand, at an advance of 100. a ibe. ut towards the close tho feeling grew tame and it closed dull, eepeorily for common acd medium jes of State ae dr tne anlea footed UP about 12,000 e, were un \. 1e cy w ok ig at absut the following range of prices:— é Inferior to good superfine State $6 00 a $6 60 Extra State 7128 760 60a 660 7508 900 7 85 a 10 00 7600 79 Oa 975 8 00 a 10 00 4100 475 ma 4s fair demand vioea. ware, Cation the was ip fair demand, wi noes wore + trapaactions embraced tubout 1,108 bbis., souing wiunte the range of the above Corm meal aud rye flour wore steady, while sales were Wheat—The roarket for prime to choice qualities was firmer, jualities were beavy. The embraged about 10,000 bushels, ingluding it net“ ee tere to cheico white Michigan at $2, aud prime whito Kea Vey MISCELLAYZOUN St $2.10; rea Wontorn at $1 75; suportor Milwauine clus a6 | mn $1 18; mixed Western $1 20 and Chicago apring at $i | 4* PEPCOAD Paiais, ‘ 4 Wino: Cora opened with more frmoces, while sales em ce! | Lace etyh htm oHa Dm, about 35,000 bashels, inoluding guxed Weatorn at 9 > & me OU RT ATM ‘fde ; whke Sourbern at 920. 4 960 ; round yellow at 96)¢0. & %80., asd Southern yellow at 8c. Rye was siealy; 1,060 bushels were sold at $1a 91 Ol. About 1,500 bushels fair State barley, were sold at 690. Oats were Bieady and in fair comuad at 563¢0. a 57; for State, and At (86 a C06. for Western and Cacadian. KOE Vad eB, bot white WAYCR Hs i oy Commida’ " wud rela AM oka, be, SMQU60N BROTHERS, ‘v ‘SU Broadwag Corrnn was quiet but steady, with salag of 800 bags 3). TIRACTIVELY ELMANT OARPERS, Dowtngo 1 lots Jamaica on private terus. & “At eqteacrdinary low prigas, Cortox.—Ipclading seles mede oi y adlernaon, P Aes rond ‘ Teese | D med) wes. And Bot before reported, the tra 6 footet np 1,208 ‘Royal velveta: Ga. uy Lane yard. 1,800 bales, and some rumors which We could vot (rave, ‘Baglich Brussels 66. 0 Ws. pee yard, made the quantity vearly double. Tho prices clo All woo! ingrains, Se. to 68 por yaed. Wwitbout quotable bange in rates, though bolders exhibited Floor ollc’oths, 28, 64. to 68. per vend, uno nm poMders Se Luba ANDSKION, 9 Bowery, Fiasonm.—To Liverpool, 10,000 bhd. stayea wore'on- = Baged wt BOs, end 4,060 Canada butts at p. t.; 100 tie-cas AT Je Bae lg ANN vhaey a7 ti aaiterst A new U4 ¥re uch call cress boots, Warranted 7 abd *4 and ly Anp sreet, beef wt 2e., 1.600 bbis, rosin at 1s. 43¢d. and ‘about 310 400 bales of cotton at p. t.—auppose’ to have beea avout | $82. To Glasgow, 70 tieroea lard were taken at 203. | ‘There was nothiug new to Londoa, while rates to Havre and oferings moderate. sins were slosdy, and in fair demand a\ $2 wallafactory. at 40 for M. R.’s and $270 for layers; currants were held | Sais cee oes 4 | 4 vewing machine for the staiar. Salea of some 600 8 800 bales shipping were mado A sewing michige for the fiend. 5c, i BARILETI’S patent novelty $6 sewing mackings, —Seoteh Pig wes last gold at $23 50 a $24, in emall ix months. { Tank was in steady demand, with sales of about 800 & ory bushols at 66. for common and T5c. for lump Rook Now selling a: 421 Broadway, corner of Cauai erosh. BAsmorr BEWING ACUI, Puck rRoM 360 TO $128, bre admirably adapted for ait rasiny wad MANUPAOeuag’ NAVAL Sronns.—The supplics were light and the market firmer. Thesales embrace: about 100 bdis. spirits turpea- | F tine, im shipping order, at 52360. ; and gales were reported, a lic are reepectfully lo vited to aall and examine tue to atrive, ut bilo., while some demanded $60. tho sales fom ete, rear oc Howard arent Me. also embraced about 8,060 bbis. common rosin, to arrive, | ——ee ai $1 70, and 600 do. No. 2 were sold at $4 per B10 ibe. HEN, GLABS, GAS FIXTURES, a, We cali the sMention of the pubiie to the feet that we emt Dow opening the most mag ‘moctmeut Of geods Ore Imported into this elty, remarkable for tbotr CEKDING KICHA tes, ONKAPNiSS AMD BLRG AG CONSISTING IM FART OF OBINA DINNES Sk1¥, Crudé was scarce and nomiuni ut $3 75, O1rs.—Linkeed was steady ab about 6éc. a 67c., while sales were light, Crude whale aad sperm were beld witu firmness, while prices were unchanged. Proveions.—Pork—The market at the opening exhibit- ed increased activity, and especially for future delivery, and closed at firmer prices. The sales ombraced about THA BRTS MANTBL opp 4010 ‘oi cing wow, men nt B17 Bm 817 236 seer peenCite ant RES Oath Lee clear mess $19 75 » $20, prime moss ry 10 | Atteeted siauup of the royal factery—emeng white mem, $1775, and prime at $16 260 $16 50; and'1,000 | some plooes fonnent a sane bbig. prime were sold, buyer's option, thirty beim Kine LoUis PBILIPPR, $156 624 0915 76. Beef was in steady demand, while at the anle of his effects. prices “ere unchanged. The sales embraved about 400 a | W® bats tien 5 mont exteneere casortmans of 00 bbis., including country prime at $6 60 a $7 50, ‘OBAMDBUINGS, GA! FIXTURES, 8, Country mess at 36 602 $9 60, repacked meee at $11.8] which we are . prices that canset Calf os, iat ee $b Ba Shine mess | give sattelnction w Ev wavanwour a. was in fuir request at $22.8 $22 30, the latter figure tor beat . ¥ quality, Beet hams were steady at $14 404 $17 25. Cut | _ corner Broadway and Broome eroah meats were etondy, with pales of about 210 bids. at 730. | “op ag. a fe. fer shoulders, ao’ us 8240.8 100, for hams, Bacon C' was quiet. Lard was firmor, with sales of 600 a 7 4 pecctrnting the feat, and tercer at 113c. m 126., with mall lots prime at — nicl ibeomnion Wo. w l2Ke. cured withont pais, eo that the boot ona be worn ia Eucn—The market was firm, with sales of about 300 | Siler tke operation, without the least sropouicn 160 Bronawerr. casks, market clogiwg within the range of 4%c. a Sc. 4 b Cnrgecn, “ BUGARS.—Thero was a pause in the market, ee prices | Befers to the physieians and surgeons of the city. were steady. The travsactions in hhds. were quite limited end prices unchanged. About 418 boxes were wold at about Tigc. por ib, Wimekky —The market was beavy and prices lower. The saies embraced about 300 bbis. at 28340. a 290. CoE, BUNIONS AND DEF ROTIVE MAUS TREACED 2g corns, 69 conte to 81 wach: Wuaione toa naka Bt io ictng corn, Sb ont y ema vd ee Broadway, opposite it Ni JOLOGNE OFF ao GIN LANDING. on r 4 New York City Banks, May 23. 1859. 260 pipes of the above brands of gin landing from Banks. Loans. vie. Ciroul'n. Net dustry, Wobsauo aud Golden “Mule, warranted bigner UDOLPEO WOLFE, 22 Beavor street DoF. JAMS, DISCOVERED WHILE TN THE Bane Indies tain Ca gg yep bromain' cougl ue Er denon anes a bis on |, 2 dsugbiee, was die. Hie chic was cured, and is now save and wade ax of benefiting his feliow morte », be wil! sead to thise whe wid It the recipe, containing full diréctions for making and suecram fully using this remedy, free, oa recetpt of their wea x Adaress O. F. Brown, 19 ‘ ++ 8,747,453 D) eGhVETES PATENTED IMPROVEMENT UN 11182'660 215,683 166,654 fictni weth, 12 Waverley piace. uesr Browdway, N. abet if 4 % “This ta wjoerufy that Iam wearing u set of tooth Corn Exchange. 1,747,000 861,098 14u,lol gor ors | Tis, te Wineraty thal I am we a cman Dry Dock....... 456,014 64,106 143,813 224,681 | yasily superior to all others for great adhedon and 216 ielare 1.8eetg | yuna tt Dou Bargene, Sulelk, VO 61,2 12 ARCH 5 am LT 76611005 | _‘Territorsa) and dental office licenses for bale. : 1,774 386,637 89/003 735/419 | AYRIENDS OF ROONOMY, ATTENTION. —UNSTEAD 129/023 645/036 uate paper, preserve it, and = destcoying your sheie or Tra, oe pes aps gg os of every on 204,064 1,042,311 . old pazapbleta, 985,954. 1456431 And oid wcrap paper, in qualities 2,926,483 cet 34,367 2,105,656 | small; it matters not much wi. inno 6,436,245 1,081,734 236,540 3,879,663 | Sutilnmed. ie yo 1738 ‘300,701 218,879 1,145,256 117,837 '51y,213 184,001 816,047 NE Gq "Gold AND «TLVER rawot. CAmEs, MB, AS uw FOLEY, Gold pons omade 10 order) at Sram ‘bu bo $40 per 237, ¥ BLL 548 6,167,610 1,663,707 : 2} 4}100;067 "956,026 Mech.Bk.Assoc’n 681,879 101,419 N. ¥. Exchange. 820,868 1187 BAND LFTRODUCTION -¥, County, 124 BUI Ba’ KX cra. Gerd aise Gin EP A, oe raamnan. New York...... 6,442,137 1,164,104 423,198 8,043,020 — erry oy *ge1'39 120°808 1114 06t ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, i850, 87,426 1,016,227 125,127 | '996'878 112\669 964,029 f 358,983 128,973 952/825 124,269 1,608,717 182,339 4)004,283 EMBRACING EVERY DKPARTMENT OF HATTENG, ae COMPBRHES LING FORMANG, TOGRTHER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORIMEANT IN THE WORKS re 21804 a3 58 I? 18 FOLLY Republic 18,364 9,620) fe te gb TO BUY A UAT om. YOU HAVE GREE Bust. Mase eoetae THE FOLLOWING ORIGINAL STYLE Shoe & Leather. 2'996/621 478/960 101,759 2,080,028 MEN'S STYLES. 1,238,782 203,840 310,182 "765,438 | Columbian, Georgetows, “s+ $106,264 700,272 172/664 2,700,460 | Mauger, Graavile, Guaveriand, Total. ......$128,701,668 28,000,008 8,362,723 88,554,190 peng = Goons, —_—_—[§[_"_«€**@@loH_===_=_—_— [Lie om Renin, Niagara, jam Married. ‘aloghany, . Sie. Bayior—Gart.—On Thursilay evening, May 12, at st. | Dunsoahs fiavreiook, Cfewtords Poui’s church, Augusta, Ga., by the Rev. Ed. E. Ford, T = G. Bartor, United Siates Army, to Miss L. E. Gatr, BOYS’ STYLES. daughter of Dr. Jno. M. Galt, of Augusta arsenal, Ga, Qonoord, pe, oo, Carr—OueerRaD.—(n Thureday evening, May 19. at the | Kingoid, Highland, Crotom, residence of the bride’s uncie, Mr. G. Dierk 0, 250 | Barvest, Manchester, Woltvar, South Second street, by tho Rev. 0. ©. Dickerson, Mr. | Kinito, Corsican, Coma, Ouver Hi, Cana to Mise Kamas Osean, both of Brook: | Marit, Dover. Meahaitan thdotics irae) tan: sedsiae' st apt. Farran, | ane pen ond, beet orgisiogs Lan ate Et ie Gua Brooklyn, on Wednesiay, May a8, by the Kev. E. EL: | git, Taylor, Mr. HaxRrveron R. Devrovag, of Belmont, Alis- gauy county, N. Y., to Migs Maky J. Paywe, of Brookiyn. Moxrs—LkN1z.—On foursday, May 19, by the Xev Hawiey Baldy, at the résidenco of the bride’s father, W. C. Morria, Jr.,” of Joreey City, N.J., to Juua, youngest daughter of John Lentz, Esq., of Mauob Chunk, Pa. RICTRRMAN—HeTboTe,—On Sunday, May 22,’ at No. 121 Weet Thirteenth street, by the Kev. Dr. Cohen, J. Rurrer- Mas, Esq, to Mrs. ANN Histuums, all of this ciiy. AMB.—PROVISION DEALERS AND GROOKRS. celebrated Fiint snd Mount Vernou hams are now {or pale, at whaicaaie and retail, oy HATSTKAD UA LAIN &CO., Row. 198, 200 and 204 Forsyth street, Sew ie oe TO ADVERTIBSRS, ‘The subscriber, baving secured the’privilege of using all fhe pacels in the cabins of the Hoboken ferry boaue lor saver those boats a bualomel: Durpcses, is now prepared to put up to 1 Cards or advertisements, whlch will vocupy'oue of ead pameat Births. ‘They measure from 60 inches by 3210 lesa size. Merchecse Baray.—On Friday, May 20, the wife of Mr. Tuomas | and others wishing to avail themselves of ibis mode of adver Baxky, director of the Boston theatre, of a daughter. Using, will address O. F. Osuman, 22 Beekman street. Couon.—Ou Sunday, May 8, Mme. Paciinm Cousox, can- . é " y i NSTANTANEOUS.—GKORGH'S HAIR DYK, THE tatrice of the Italian opera, of a daughter. I and cheapes in the world. Black or fawn rea Teirty-aeven cents & box, or three boxes for oue dollar. Gesrge’s bale dye will mat wach out, or stain the ein, and will turn the hair instante Died. Buavtry.—On Monday afternoon, May 23, after a long Dut severe iliness, Emmune, relict of the late John Brad. | Peously to a beautiful uatvral color; ao buruing oF bi but wil give & fine glossy apvearance; whiskers ley, in the 44th year of her age. fara Tow seconds. "Each Su: box Goutaius as tauch balrdys oat “the relatives and friends ot the family, and the mem- | tuers bel for St, Ladies and ‘Gretlomen tn the babi of jen Are requested & box, as they ways preger. corse Fahuir dye ie aty « after onog using iy ibe depot, ECOTT'S drug store, 306 Grand street, = Yerk. bold by Mire. Bayes, 175 Fulton street, Rrooklya; Whied and Walnut streets, Polindeipala bers of New York Hose Company No. 5, ‘are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 1 Prince street, on Wednesday afvernoou, ut oue o’ciock, without further invitation. BuRNTON.—Un Monday morning, May 23, Resgoca BoRy- TON, in the 76th year of her age. Her relatives and friends are invited to attend the Tune. ral, from her iate residence, No. street, near Se- coud avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at four gictook Have removed from No. $1310 Burzyweka,—Oo Monday, May 23, Euizansrs Boxzynsxa, * neni “.Y. ged 66 yours. She was the motier-u law of Dr, Louis ras sph nl sha Spaczeck, the Polish and Hungarian patriot, who diedea | tn uence of the very large number who prefer te She 6th of April last, tn this city. ; is cts | ‘Wood's sade Reworaire from the mab aac i 4 ‘The funeral will take piace on Wednesday, from “ residence, No, 212 Third avenue. and will now be most happy Bykwa.—On Monday, a 23. of erysipelas, Jang, wife ‘power, at of Bryan Byrne, in the year of her age. number of years Professor Wood's Her sister, Ellen Douglass, and the friends of the family, | beam tefore the publi, nd the manna in which f hes pasa are requesied 10 attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) a‘ter- cohen Loom, ab two o'clock, from No. 9 Kase Twenty-eignta | Mand for it renders € unmecessary al thie ete day to street, between Fifth and Madison avenues. — Dublin papers piease copy. Horxiys.—On Monday, May 23, Mary Horxrys, beloved wife of Hugh Hopkins, aged 48 years. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 132 Bighth sireet. KuntaNa,—Ou Monday, May 23, Wiuuiam WALrTR, son of Joseph and Maria Elizabeth Keniana, aged 4 years and 9 ‘months ‘OnICK, N ©. J. WOOD & 0. al thetr Indy and information in preparatioa for reatorin; bair, eradicating dandrutl, preven tbe hair & general rectifier of all tious of be baie and soni” eee SEWING MACKiNeS, NSW STYLES, PRICES GREATLY KRBUCED. Tho friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully | Fer families tailors and Ail manutactaring purposes shea invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afterneon, at | MAchines kre unequatied. They are more durable, capable variety of work Saunas payee and of carniag more meney ane eT amily machines, st $60 and $76, are attracting wa we _E.M SINGER 00, 8 Brendes MORPHY TEATIMO! two o'clock, from we residence of bie parents, Kitzaboth street, South Brooklyn. Mxvens.—Ou Sunday, May 22, after a lingering illness, Buse, wife of William Meyers. the friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- raj, today (Tuesday), from her husbgnd’s residence, No. NT AL. 183 West Thirtieth street, between Seventh and Biguth By avenues. ‘Take greet pleasure in uvittng thelr pacrons and the « Pate.—On Friday, May 13, Mrs. Farnre Parise, consort of Seth Paine; of Lake Zurich, Lake county, Liiinois, aged 44 years. Tine leaves on trees the race of man is found, cs the ‘OF GOLD AND SILVEK CHxss¥eN and the Magy: NIFICENT Cuessn0anp, ordered vy bis (reudsin New Yous: Brook’ tacdon to ~ Gruss “deaartcn OF THE WORLD, are now Now gree in youth, now withering on the ground; oN IBITION AT SH¥IR STORE. Thee generations in their turn deosy, ae exer! itton, Tutaay & Uo, So perish these like those who pass away; late themselves on being able te ilustraie the resources, ef But lose of life a better portion gains, thelr house bg the show of works wo ver‘ect In deaiga and exes If bodies moulder while the soul remains, eS SS ee ee Proeror.—Suddenly, on Monday, May 23, Davi Proo- VALISES, BAGS, &0., WHOLESALE AND ror, aged 37 years, ® native of Kirriemuir, Farfarshire, | '[*Uunrat W. B. STRONG'S, Bo. Warren streok ooraa: Sete ds and tances respectfully i 1 < be THE SINS. jends and acquaint are ly invited | ig STEREOSCOPE, THE WONDER ia to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at three | [SES Century the se ees tt tae ieee o'clock from the City |. The remains | whicn ‘every one who has ‘of soning. will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment qb Na, fptrumentaley one oan travel allover ibe worl Farfarabire ani ease copy. vot. the extraordinary scones, " Roomrt.—Oa Monday’ May 25" after a Soo and severe Jana, Frause, Germany, Swicgrlaae: ether eee ad, {ilness, Eiiza, wife of Daniel Rooney, aged 82 years, of | Wnt tat iecriny ‘which can be had by em county Tyrone, Ireland. Tho frends of ‘the Yunily are’ reepecttal invited to at- tend the funeral, from her Inte residence, fo. 63 Mulberry “Satan Mow ari Tunas Si tn | TE ee ORS eee Yshe'triende and folatives are luvited to aizond the fune- TLDS & G0.'8, 1 BROADWAX, ral, from his late residence, No. 673 Ninth avenue, on revente, » perfect epitome Uf all (he moden announeed Sr Wewse one pee eee ican on Saturday, May 21, : heel = — estport, Conn. L SRFUL IN RV. AMI Ae hia of Henry R. Treadwell, and daughter of Spola, paint don removed costantiy, klovee, eRe: ‘Ei and Martha New Milford, aged 36 dons, Ao., cleaned equal lo new, withunt inj the t Marthe *YFoe taken vo New Mford for interment, dauicate colon on fabric, by HEGBMAN, & 00,8 CONCE eC Me } May 23, of scarlet fever, Many 161, 390, 311 and 656 Broadway Hout vay oid of Fhomad, nthe Inte Sara Wyat, arcane END REPAIRED, patie wil be tas donee rd the ve; By the roe ment, on AtG. C, AluuSN'S, 416 Gromdwage denen Tho pocenioy Ho £41 Raab Fortyeiguin encees Tosmorty Ne, Ls Wail eireet.