The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1859, Page 5

— ‘The Union Square Uithel Co HILLSBUKGH VS. CHAUNUSY-—CONTINUATION OF THE EXAMINATION BEYORS JUSTICS WKLSH—THK BVI- DENUB CLOSED. Tue cxawivation in the Chauncey libel case was re- sumed vetore Justice Welsh yesterday afternoon, The day was occupied im conciudiog the examination of the Complainant, Nothing startling was elicited. Re direct ¢xamiuation of Mr, Hilisburgh continued—Q. ‘In the letters of Captaia Chauncey, introduced in evidence, who is alluded to under the name Mary and the initial M.? (Question objected to, end objection sustained.) io explanation, the wituess here stated that when asked Wf he had ever been out in a carriage with Mrs, Chauncey, he thought the coungel moant on a pleasure trip. Tl ‘witnees wished to tate that be had been to the doctor’ to the ferry, and w his mother’s, with airs. Chauncey ina Carriage, but he never rode out with hor on the road to cy Bridge or auy other place of resort while in New ‘ork. Re-oroes examination—Q. Stute in detail the relative Position of oar room ‘apd Mrs. Chauncey’s «| Rockaway. ‘Question objected to by the counsel for ir, Hiliaburg! ection overruled, ) A. Mrs, Chauc had rooms om the right hand side of the cottay upou the first floor; I bad a room in one corner of the cottage on the left hand Bide; Captain Chauncey’s ittio boy and T roomed togeibor, and when the little girl came down shoand Ars Chauncey roomed together. Q. What was the distance between your door aud Mr. Chauncey’s? A. I could not say exactly, but perhaps aix or eight feet, Q. You have stated that when you went to tho Clinton Place Hotel she wok rooms above yours. Did she no Occupy rooms 36 and 37 aut you 34and 35? (Objected t+ on the ground that the matter bad been gone over before Objection overruled.) A. I did not state that after she re turned from Sharon to vbhe Clinton Place Hotel tha whe occupied rooms on the floor above me. After sh came back from Sharon I took rooms assigned me by th roprietor of the Lotel; I don’t reccullect the aumberso e rooms. Q. Were thoy rigit opposite each other? Yes, exactly. Q. You have stated that Capt. Chauncey left his cil dren im your charge. Did they not go away to achool after ho left, ail except the youngest? There were three chil- dren left in my charge—Kate, Fanny and Buddy; somo time after Captain Chauncey left Kate went to school; after we returned to Now York Buddy weut to school, leaving the youngest one at heme. Q. Did not the brower of Captain Chauncey, during the Captain's absence, frequently remonstrate with you upoo ‘the enormity of the expenses? (Odjected te by the coun- Bel for the prosecution. Objection sustained.) Q. In one of Captain Chauncey’ letters from Washing- ington, in which he speaks of one of his children, and dated Nov. 30, was tba! a letter in answer to oue of yours? “Yos, I think it was. Q. In your letuer head had blamed Mary? I wrote him: tho facts, that was ail, Q. Have you not every reason to suppose that Captain Chauncey made his strictures ov Mary in his letter of Nov. 36, from the statement made by you in your letter of Nov. 28? No, eir. Q. Do you know that he recolved any other statement? Idon’t know Q Had Captain Chauncey been in Now York in the in- terval between November 28 and November 30? No, sir. Q. Was this pistol and inkstand scene before or after Copale. Chauncey went to Washingtoo? I think it was efore. Q. Where did he pick up the ink stand? Off the table where he was sii Q. Was the pisto: Toados? I don't know, sir. Q. What time in the morning was it when Captain Chauncey requested you to buy a pair of boots for his daugnter? About nine or ten o'clock. Q You have spoken of calling over morning door of Mrs. Chauncey. Please state for what jeteset you called? To gee if rhe was ready for breakfast. Q. Did you on those joccasions go inside the room? Sometimes I did. Q. What proportion of the time? I can’t eay exactly. When! Leary |, aud she said “Come in,” I came in, Q. Was it hal f of the time? It might. Q. Might it be three-quarters of the time? It might. Q. Was there not # docr leading from your room to Mrs. Chauncey’s room at the Union Place Hotel? (Ques- tion objected to by the counsel for the prosecution, on the ground that the question haa already been answered, Gbjection overruled). A. Yes, there are two doors open- ing into her parlor from my room. Re-direct examination—Q. Was Captain Chauncey ‘awaro of tho facts siated in your last auswer? Yos sir, perfectly; we walked through the doors a dozen times. Q. Was Captain Chauooay aware of the fact that the doors communicated between Mrs. Chauncey’s room and youss when he requesied you to continue in your room fad not give it up? (Odjeated to by i hy the counsel for the defence; Objection overruled), ptain Chauncey was amare of the fact from the very on of his arrival in New ‘ork. Q. You were asked, on your re-cross.examination, to atate if you had not every reason to suppose that Capt. Chauncey wrote his leter Nov. 30, 1857, aud made bis strictures on Mary in reply to your letter of the 23th November. Hi you apy reason to suppose he made the remarks contained in voat letter from any other cause ‘than tho information contained in your letter of tae 24th? Objected to by the counsel for the defence, and question withdrawn.) Q. State whether Capt. Chauncey knew of your calling at his wife’s door in the morning for her to go to break- fast with you, and of your going into her room, as you bave stated op the re-cross-examination? A. 1 presume @o; I never heard apything to the contrary. Q. Stato whether ine iittie girl was in ber room when @: socalled? (Objected to by the counsel for the de- fence, Objection overruled.) A. Sometiines the little girl was there and sometimes the little boy, Q. Wheg you knocked at the door who was gene: the room beside Mrs. Chauncey? A. Generally 1 girl; we generally breakfasted before school hours. Re-cros@ examination reaumed—Q. You say you pre. sumed Captain Chauncey knew of your visits to Mrs, Chauncey’s room in the worning—why? A. Becanse he often asked me if I hat taken breakfest with his wife. Q. Did you ever see Captain Chauncey in bed in Mrs. Chauncey’s room (Question objected Lo by the counsel for the prosecution. - Ohjection overruled.) Q. Have you any otter reasons for presuming that Captain Chauncey knew of your acco apanying his wife to breakfast? A. Noue other than that I have already siven. if The counsel for the prosecution here annonnoed that he had no questions to ask the witaess, and rested the case. ‘The counsel tor the defence stated that he was desirous of putting in evidence as to the ealary of Captain Chauncey. Counsel for the defence admitted that the salary of a post captain was $2,500 per year wailo off duty, aad $3,600 per year when at sea, But Captain Chavnsey may have a very large income, probably several thousand dol. lars @ year, besides his salary. Counsel for the defence—With that admiagion, we will Fest our case and move for a dismissal of the complaint. ‘Justice Welsh—I will adjourn tho case until Wednesday, June 1, when I will hear auy argument the counsel may wish to make. ‘The matter was, therefore, adjourned until the time Btated, Supreme Court. Before fon, Judge Allen. ACTION FOR SLANDER. Max %.—James B. Medicy vs. Wm. Hastings —Thia was an action for tlander. Plaintiff charged defeudaut, who is knownas “ Dublin Tricks,” with having called hi a thief, saying that he made his’ money by thieving, aad that ail nis askociates were thieves. Plaintiff claimed 35,000. Defendant set up that the words used by him were true, but produced vo proof to sustain the allogation, Verdict for plaintiff for $250. - Court Calendar—This Day. Surneme Covrr—Circuit.—Part 1.—Nos, 601, 787, 1841, 1647, 1763, 1727, 1789, 1865, 1925, 1937, 1940, 1953, 1956, 257, 1731, 1128, 307, 1673, 1959, '1961,’ 1963, 1965, 1987, 1969, 1971, 1978, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1981. Part 2.—Nos. 184, 1680, 1616, 1642, 1788, 1789, 1942, 1944, 1946, 1950, 1966, 1960, 1962, 1984, 1968, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1980, 1692, 1220, 1963, 801, 1865, 552, 1984, 2056, 760, 1125, 307, 1914, 1697. SurERion Court.—Part 1.—Nos. 584, 611, 285 €26, 681, 591, 350, 785, 212, 685, 687, 155, 426, 265, 862,'225, 148, 607, 426,'62, 146, 458, 610, 561, 26034, 33,'397, 679, 132, Part 2.—Nos. 20, 637, 578, 456, 61, 404, 639, 463, 627, 629, 630, 632, 633, 635, 636, 63%. Whe Family Rerula. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMEROIAL CON- VENTION—THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE SBAT OF WAR IN EUROPE—THE CHAUNGBY LIBEL CASE— MURDBR AND SUICIDE—THE GREAT DOUBLE TEAM TROTTING MATCH—THE NEW YORK YACHT OLUB— LOOAL NEWS—CONDITION OF THE MARMRTS, ETO. The Fammy Hens, in te regular edition of Wednesday, wiit contain a full report of the Proceediogs of the Southern Convention recentiy held st Vicksburg, Miss.—Highly Impor- tant Debate on the Opening of the Blave Trade—Great Spesch of ex-Senator Foote, of Misaissippt— His Devuneiations of Trea. eon and Exposure of the Blave Trade Fallsctes—Speeches of Mesars. De Bow, of Louisiana; Adams, Bennett and Moody, of ‘Misaiasippt; Jones. of Georgia, and others. It will also give the Latest Intelligence from the Best of War tn Burope; A Continuation of the Evidence in the Chauncey Libel Case; An necount of the Trial Trip of the Russian fri- gate General Admiral; Shocking Murder and Suicide in Wu- Mam street—A Man Murders his wife and then Shoots Him- welf, The great Double Team Trotting Maich between Lantern ‘and Mate and Kthan Allen and Mate for $10,000; Proceedings of the New York Yacht Ciub--the Regatia for 180 to take place on Thursday, June 2; O.ituary Nolices of Barun Humboldt and Dr. Lardner—with all néwa matiers of the preceding ‘Week of importance; All the local News of New York and the Adjoining Cities, Police Reports, &0.; A report of the Condition of the New York Cattle Market, with the amount of Stoek offer. (04 for sale, thetr condition, prices, de. A onrefully corrected Feport of the Prices of all kinds of Family Marketing at Wash- fmgton Market in New York; Commercial and Money Market ‘Reporte; Marriages and Deaths fer the Week, and s large ‘fmeunt of miscellaneous reading. ‘Terme—Only Two Dollars per year; single copy four cents. ‘To be obtained at the office sad of all the news venders. Ad- ‘vertinemenia inserted at the usual Hani rates, Halr.—Its Diseases, Fall, Changes of Coler, Ho. bo Fweinh pirook won cds aad near road — Barry's Tricopherous ls the best and cheap- Saat remo 1s bate Wadia try Re” Sold bea areas Dy. Mott's Miewer bpp Pilis—Am Aperient and stemachic yurified iren. LOCKE, general agent, aoe Dede Rupture Gured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical gure truss. They elastic stockings for varicose soa shoulder vrsces Tnscramate for deter NO. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, N. ¥. Kennedy's Medival Discovery ts warranted eT Per mate op clidronmca = St band, eleorated NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY ‘The Drawings of the Legalizec! Lot- Ping tyne WOOD ELDY £0. MANAGERS OF TUR DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATS LOTTERIES Otictal drawings b by telegraph. DELAWARE Lorrerina, ware io suprised the by the were this day drawn from the ihe weet, Extra C1ass, NO. 299, May 2%, 1858. 35, 51, 4, 47, 57, 73, 78, 31, 52, 37, 65, 77, 41. ‘Oxass No, 300, May 24, 1859, 17, 48, 65, 9, 72, 52, 13, 61, 31, 16, 39, 12, And thet the ssid numbers were drawn in the orJer in which Bt otend above. phe id our bands ot Waningien, Del, this Tuesday, May 5 Re tivcan, nid GEORGIA “LOTTERIES. molasioners ‘The subveribers, heey to supertatend the drawing of ibe'iparia Acadamy Leuery, do hereby 09 ty that the folowtog are the numbers from the wheel, vis:— Ouass No. 297, May 24, 1869, 65, 12, 57, 51, 60, 21, 30, 29, 1, 72, 46, 62. Crass No, 298, Exmua, Mar 24, 1859, 4, 66, 35, 37, 29, G4, 45, 17, 52, 14, 27, 55, 1. And tbat the sad numbers wore denwa inthe order tm which vaiibes ur Randa at Ge. this Tuesday, May 2 ee ARB, eras GAB, woop, moors ‘00., $ Wiloaaon, Dalaware, ©. Ae Wile, Ean and Greenwich street, second door north of Pacific fo npn Tablet Rasor This inim- le article may be obtained of tho sole manutacturers, Je House, and of Broker, 126 Hotel. RUT ‘No.7 Astor Res, MoT the various ageus agate Youth:”—Letall Parents Tho desire to improve the appearance ot take taem {2 KNUX, the down town r, avd purchwe for hem & * Pride of Youth,” which fa one of the neatest hats of the aea- son. Kox has,’ benides, a very large assortment of has und capt for all ages, admirably sdaptet for the present Hib alorets at ald 2 Broadway, corner of Fulton wirvet Parts Soft Hats of Rare Quality, Mixpressly ed wear, received a MOnTEABY 2 OO. Noe f, Land § ast House, Broadway, Wherever White’s Dashing Cassimere instantly arrest attention by their tine 8 and purity of color. Kvery spect Rend 26 men can be seen on the street. & dozen customers to ‘Broadway, uuder Baroum’s Museum. Now Ready—A Kich and Splendid Assort- ment of children’s fancy bats snd caps; also beautiful silk rat for gentlemen, Tsieat styles, oniy at HASRis & USSAB’S, 326 Grand street, 223 Bowery, aL ‘Sightb avenue Peace has her Victim as — < Dita and the moat extensive clothing establishment found at 214 broadway. DEUMGOLD & FROUK, 4,000 Black Alpaca Coats. i From $1 50 to $5 50, atRVaNs, ~_ 66 and 68 Fulton street. Summer Under Garments For the Milton at McL.aUGHLIN’S, corner of Greenwich and Murray streets. Brandreth’s Pilis.—Only Up town Office for the sale of the genume article, CAMPBELLS drug store, corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-eighth street. Morand’s raphic Gallery, 411 Broad- way.— be only eatab! out im the United States where two iene, ROwRTeER portaia are taken for $1, and warranted per Holmew’ Photogmaph Gallery will Continue at the old quarters, 2:9 Broadway, uniil the city orders the widening of Keude street—property speculators to the contrary notwithstanding, Portraita tor twenty sive cents and one dollar. No pay—no move—come down, i 4 you want to erect » ank—down wih your dust—thet let the mortar fy. HULLS holds a lease for owe year more on the old picture factory, fd he olen to contcat alright ai all peteate Repos tons, if any are made. Whateay the C Misti nage pee pee eee Latent 3 out , defects and pr a obtained di the talents, doforte and 5 PRE peru may daily Jauch & Molo’s French Confectionery, Ice cream and lupeh saloon—Now open. 864 Broadway, be- Mighicenth stsccte, tween Seventeemth and trong and Fiavo' Tea, One Deltiar the ry pea coffee 10 Ibs. for « dollar, at CHRISTIAN. sine ham bers or 216 Greenwich street, Grover os Baker's Celebrated _ ww SHEE FSU ee Eameee wr ‘palo ace Bt Brooklya, Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray at.,N.¥. Chess and Bilitard Palace, Twenty-four tables, Court and Kemsen stresia, Brooklyn; linewise 149 Fulton and 6 Ann reo New York. Upen early, aud tables for sale at both place aces. Meerse! heums, Meerschaum. Meerschaums, at f, BULLENHASEN & CO.’S, 49 Malden lane, up stairs, Hiil's Halr Dye, Fifty Cents, Black or brown. Depot Mo, 1 Barclay street, Also sold at 899 Broad- way, and all drugglsta, Hatcheior’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the best tn the world, surpassing all made, Sold and applied St the manulactory, Broadway Hostetter’s CKLEBRATED STOMACH BINTRaS GIVE TONE TO THR STOMACH, INVIGORATE Tas SYSTEM, AND ABE A ¢ DYSPEPSIA, TRY THEM, PRINCIPAL DEPOT IN NEW YORK, “BARNES & PARK, ~~ Parkrow. vately applied, at hance tral Holloway’s Pills.—When the weary sufferer tosses uron bis tevered pillow, let bim ure these pills, which, by expeliing the causes which obatruct hisfrest, will make him enjoy refreshing aleep- Manufactory, 80 Inne, N, ¥. Sore Throat Piague and Sore Throat.— ‘This quality of seizing bold and causing the expulaion of de- praved humors is possessed oy 00 onbers medicine than Br ireth’s Pills. | ‘Tbey opera'e only upon the Ussues {nvolved im, Loatia, affected by the divease, in fact, they sleze upon those humors, not #9 much trom preference as from uataral affinity aa thew lite being below that of the surrounditg parts, and whic settling on the ‘issuer of the throxt—that js, around the throat region— produce #ore throst, sore thrcai plague, and the severe headache and fever. Within au hour after four or six pits are taken there is felt @ pecullar creeping in the part atlected, & eort of collecting up of the dieeuved humors roady for expal: sion. No hurt or weakening toetr use, becanse they eannot act upon ‘healthy parts, and, taken early, they prevent ‘all organic disease. Ub, how im tin aes the effect, cap ever arise from that medicine which only extingul and leaves no evil effect behind. at J mphlet and directions, and at Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Fiastte Stock- ngs. belts, Jet se and Dr. GLOVEB’S new lever truss. No 4 Ann street. Campbell, Apothecary and Chemist, corner of Kighth avenue and Twenty-eighth street. Pure and genuine drugs, medicines, Ac. ————————————$_—$—$_$— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tumspay, May 24—6 P. M. Exchange on Europe continues steady, though dull. The business transacted today has been, for sixty day bills ‘wt 110 for sterling and 5.10 for francs; for sight bills, 1105; for sterling and 6.73¢ for francs. A fow bilis have been sold above these rates, but very few. There have been some changes in the orders fer the shipment of specie by the Persia; but, on the whole, we presume that the ship ment will range from $2,800,000 to $3,000,000. All the importers, or nearly #0, are shipping, and tho leading drawers ship between them $1,160,000, Money 's without change; the banks are asking six and seven, but borrow- ers are scarce. The prevailing opinion among financial men is that this will be the heaviest week of the specie shipments. In the fall, when we are shipping both bread- stuffs and cotton, it may be fairly expected that our gold will come back to us. Europe will need our grain and our cotton much more than our bullion. Two failures are announced to-day—Meyer & Stucken, wankers, and Hargous Brothers, merchants of Souun street. Tho former house has deomod it pradent, in view of the late judgment in the case of Graham va. Meyer, to make an assignment; nothing has transpired with regard to their assets and liabilities. Morars. Hargous have beeu compelled to suspend by the failure of the Louisiana Tehuantepeo Company to romit means w cover thelr drafts, From all that wo can learn, if the Now Orleans gentlemen protect their own drafts, as they are bound im law and im bonor to do, tho old and highly respectod house of Hargous Brothers + ill shortly be onabied to re- sumo. Their own liabilities are nowinal, and their iadi- vidual creditors are understood to be secured. Their troubles have arieen eolely from their connection with the Tehuantepec Company. We hear that aid was this morn- ing offered by a leading bank president to W. P. Hargous, who, however, with yery houorable feeling, declined it. ‘The Mexican firm is not involved in this disaster, and ‘will not suspend. ‘The stock market continues dull and inanimate, though a8 & general rule prices are somewhat botter than yester- day. The lato depression in State stocks lod, this morn- ing, to some orders for investment. Tho domand for Tepnessees and Miszouris was quite active at an advance, ‘There was very little done in bonds; Illinois bonds are again lower, The most active stock among the railroads was Chicago and Rock Island, which worked tn favor of the bears, the price receding at the first board to 62, and closing at 615¢ bid in the afternoon. The sellers of thia stock have suffered 90 severely of late that a slight re- action is due to them. The Michigan shares were very quiet; Southern preferred is a shade better; the Central is not quite so strong. These roads, we are happy to learn, have agreed upon remunerative rates for business going East; as goon as Mr. Rishmond and Mr, Thomson agree to end their dispute, the Wostern fares will likewise be raised, Now York Central opened rather better to-day. At the first board the price was 7244; at the second tho stock sold at 71%, and closed at 72 bid. A corres. pondence is still going on between the friends of the four roads, aud hopes are entertained that the absolute neces: sity of ending the present foolish competition will pro- gently occur to the managers. The official report of the April earnings of the Centra! bas been published, and is as follows :— April, 1868 i + $668,424 73 ‘April, 186. . 486,697 40 DAOOUNMD cisspsaseunheossesesenrnrs sseessB181,127 33 The statement to which we aliuded yesterday, and which showed a falling off equal to $226,000, was appa- rently fabricated for stock jobbing purposes. Coal stocks are steady. The Cumberland Company have advices that the Chesapeake Canal is again in order, aud that boats are plying on it. The judgment in Maryland, of which we give a memorandum elsewhere, foreshadows a satisfac- tory issue to the litigation in which this concera is now involved. Bank shares are in demand. Panama was stronger, in consequence of rumors that the embar- regsments of Messrs. Hargous would interfere wiih the Tehuantepec route. Paciflc Mail was rather higher, on the report. In tho afternoon the mar- ket was unsettled, an uneasy feeling prevail- ing. Stocks cleeed dul! at following prices: — Missouris, 83% a 83%; Virginias, 96% @ 9736; Canton, 18; Cumberland preferred, 170; New York Central, 72a 7234; Brie, 7% a 73; Harlem, 103 a 1134; Harlem prefer- red, 87 4 374; Hudson, 81 a 3134; Reading, 44a 442; Miobigan Central, 413¢ 8 41%; Michigan Southera, 934 a 10; Michigan preferred, 324 a 8214; Panama, 117K a 11834; Illinois Central, 63 a 6534; Galena, 634 a 6334; To- ledo, 2734 w 2734; Rock Island, 61% a 61%; Illinois Cen- tral bonds, 77% & 7834; Pacific Mail, 73 a 733. The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury to- day:— Total receipts... + Gere + + $216,780 42, —For customs, K Tota! payments. 176,106 56 Jone 5,225,039 02 +5; The exchanges at tho Bank Clearing House this morn ing were $28,013,186, and the balances $1,422,904. ‘Want of epace yesterday compelled us to omit the ba- lance sheet of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which is in brief us follows:— Cash in hand** Reserved fund for insurance Coal on band.. Ovttits and supplice Stock of the compapy on band Due by the United States gove: 8,681,000 00 $1,302,002 46 ‘The report very strangely says not a word about the business of the past year. Brief as it is, it alludes to the projects of the company and to the Vanderbilt oppesition 80 mysteriously as to convey no information atall to stockbolders. It is evident that people who buy Pacific Mail stock must make up their minds to preserve unques- tioning faith in the managers. The following decision of Judge Perry, of Maryland, in the case of the Cumberland Coal Company vs. Sherman and others, is of interest to ail directors and stockholders in incorporated companies :— “The questions to be determined are, whether Sherman could, while acting as a director, purchase the land oon- veyed by the deed of the 224 April, 1866, and now in vis pute, and whether there exists such a state of tacts aa to make op equitable title in the ‘Hoffman Steam Coal Vom. pany” by ratification, acquieacenuce or a purchaso by that Company without notice, &c., and by whicn tuis ourt oan pass a decree affecting the righte or title of Dean to tue iands in controversy.” The Judge decides—first, that Sherman, as Director of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company’, a8 one of the Executive Committce, as the party employed to make the sale, could not bay it for himself. Second, that Dean, from bis age—twenty-three or twenty: four yeart—from hisfoccupation as bookkeeper, at a sala- ry just euflicient for his ordiary exponees, and’ from hia sckpowledged want of pecuniary responsibility, could not bave purchased bis interest in good faith for himaelf, but simply acted as the instrument of others.) And moreover, (uat, knowing Sherman’s position as director, he was af fectéd with notice Of the invalidity of the traasaciiou; aud third, that as they (Sherman and Dean) created the ofl. cers and directors of the Hoffman Steam Coal Company, (vat thig company was put into existence by them and tbat as they were the stockhoiders, it was alfected with notice, and cannot claim to be an innooent purchaser. For the reasons wesigned it is decided that the complainant is entitied to relief upon the Dill and testimony, baving shown itself prima facie entitled to a decree. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for tho past two weeks compare as follows:— May 16. May 23 Capital _ ae 350 11,682,860 Inc.. 1,470 Loans. 486,268 26,837,976 Dec. .697,202 Specie at 286,620 5,922/147 Dec. . 364,403 Due fm otber bks 1. 1860,392 1,977,191 Inc., 6; 799 Dee to other bis. 3,930,636 3,402,71 Dec, 467/783 Deposits... 17,608,264 17,182,849 Dec. .610,916 Circulation 8,090,007 3, 014, 669 Dec., 76,348 The following statement shows the business of the Read- ing Railroad during the month of April:— 1868. Received from coal. 187,416 merchandise 47,637 32,644 “ travel, &c.., p 33,404 Total... 208,965 Transportation, roadway, newal fund end all charges... 112,874 Net profits for the month.... .. $108,099 ‘previous four monthe. 296,959 Total net profit for five months.$399,069 ‘The receipts and expenditures of Ruode Island for the financial year ending on the 30th of April last and tho pre- vious year were as follows:— 113,914 1859. 179,729 173,987 Deficiency. 5,732, The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of-specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since foci A — 1858. 1859. Total for the week. $1,102,735 1,280,848 1,883,376 Previously reported.. .27 3032) 080 22,116,636 636 23,562,203 Since Jan 1........$28,194,816 23,307,484 do, 20000 Mise’ri Sinae 6060 do. , do 1000 N Carolina 6’ 1000 Br’k’n City wi 1000 Har RR Ist m., 200 do.. . 50 Cleve & Pitts RR. 60 Gal &ChicRR.815 180 Glove & Toledo RR rUocary improve Leo 8 'y Improve 100 Cura Coal pref. ne res trdehse do... 560 Hndson River st ‘908 Hlinets Ceneral RR 25, © be Park aes « WR b2) me Mali $5 Co, 10 Gal &Chieago RR, 97 B 65 ‘ON ¥ Coa RR. bow oh cic ii " is ap 61% 6 Third Teas BR 1324 Senesaepenemeenssnncasenedeg CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Tumway, May 24—6 P.M. Asnes.—The salos embraced about 40.0 59 bbls. incla- ding pots at 6346. and pearls at 53,6, Bxxapervres.—Flour—Tho market was heavy, and com- mon grades of State ant Western brauds wore lower; the sales «mbraced about 7,000 a 8,000 ubis., closing within the foliow ing range of prices: — Intericr to good supertine State Extra State = 3 =f s szessss Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. Rye flour., Corn meal, —Cavadian ‘et aud prices w South. ern flour was some less buoyant, and mixed brands were easier, while the sales embraced about 8¢0 a 900 bbis., closing within the range of our quotanons. Rye flour was beavy and easier, with salee reported of 100 bbis. within the range of the above figures. Corn meal walt quiet avd prices unchanged. Wheat waa heavy and the demand moderate, ‘while the. bales embraced about 30,000 busbels, umong which were included 10,000 biishels red "Iudiana, said to. have been from Liverpool, at $1.80. The gales also embrace Milwau ioe club at $1. 20 $140, and fair to choioe Wontern red at $1 75a $1. rh was quiet. Corn was dul and lower A e embraced about $2,000 bueneis, in cluding datmaged Wester mixed at 88c ; sound was pom hal at 0c. a Glc.; Southern at 90c. a 92%c., and Jersey aud Southern yellow at 04c. a 9440c. Rye was quiet aud nowinal at #8c.a$1. Outs were better, with sales of Stato at 660. 0 Sic, for State, and at 580. a 6°. for West orn and Canadian. Corrra.—The market was quiet, and sales limited ; about 120 bags Jamaica were soid at 11}.c. a 11%e., and 1,300 do. St. Domingo at p. t., and 60 do. Bahia wt 10i<0. Messrs. Win. Scott & Son, in their circular of to day, give the jollowing statement Of stocks im this market:-—Stook of Rio and Santos coffee on the 17th May, i859, 15,774 age; received wince to dato, per Jno. Bazshaw, 3,200; per Anialia, 6,000; total, 28,974 bags, Sales for consump tion estimated at 3,201" Stock cf Rio und Santos cottec on the 24th day of May, 1869, 20,683 bugs. Stook of Maracaibo 4,007 bage, Laguayra 3,822, Jamuina 642, Costa Rica 1,640, Bahia 600, Java (nats 30 922, gov't bags 3,050) 42,972, St. Domingo,” 3,000; total bags und mais, They remark as foliows:—The market for Rio a! past week, owing to the announcement of @ public sale for huraday wext upd an increased supply of undesirable quaiities, has been quiet, the ovly eale of tmps being 3,200 bags, per Jobn Bagshaw, on private terms, We reduce our quotations for ordinary descriptions, as follows:—Rio eoffee, prime, 1c. a 12!<c., 4 months; do. good, 11340. a 11 do. fair, 1c. iLke., do.; do. ordinary, 1040. a 10346., do,; Maracaibo, Ic, @ 1c. do.; Hmm @ 12%0., do,; Jamaica, 11 4c. 116. do.; Se. a 1dc., do.; Baia, 103¢¢.,do.; Java, mute acd bage, 1454 46. &160., 4 and 6 months; St. Domingo, 16e., cash.’ Corton was mote active, and closed with a better fel fg. The eales embraced about 2,800 bales, included in which were avout 1,200 bales im transitu, and the ro- mainder from store, Closing on the basis of about 1170. for middling uplands, FxxiGHrs.—To Liverpool 1,500 bbls. rosin were engaged at Is. 8d., 500 cutch at 12%. 6d., with somo beef at 2s. There was nothing now in rates’ to Glasgow or London. Moderate shipments were spoken of for Havre at ua- changed rates, To Antwerp 1,800 bags coffee at 1c., 200 bik. ashes at 20s., 800 bdis. roain at 28., and 150 bales of cotton at 3x0. To. Romburg 2,000 boxes extra logwood ‘wore engaged. at 204., and 100 bbis,pot ashes at 178. 6d, #0 bales cotton at 3c. 100,000 fect plank at$16. A yen. vei was reported for Bordeaux to loud with heavy pipe Saves at 535. An American veese! engaged for Bre- men 1,060 bbls, rorin at 2s.,30 hhde. tobacco at 80s., a Bremen vestel was taken up for Newvastie to toad rosil ‘2a. 3d. rmere—The market was unchanged and sales modo. Tigi Sales were made at 650. a 70c. for ahipmont. Lime was in good demand, with sales of common and lump Rocklana at 6c. and ut 750. MOLASKES.—Sules of 960 bbls. Cuba muscovado were layed at 28¢c., and 30 bhds, Cuba 000 do. No, 2 at $176 a $2, and 608 $3, and 660 bbls. spirits turpentine at 62c. abtc, Messrs. Luce & Turner, in their circular of to-day, give the foliowing tables of receipts aud exports at this port:— For the Since Receipts. ‘werk, Lat anst, Jan. 1. Crude turpentine, bbis. 996 998 42,139 Spirits turpentine, 3,189 5,650 3008 36,108 306,483 4/837 33, p 8 common rosin, 8,000 bbls. ; tar, 4,500 Dbis. ; crude and spirits NOE de neces Pr M ‘urp. 930 10 BBR 19 6,888 719 6,172 ln april, ‘Total since Jan. 1... 46,169 ‘The exports of tar for the week were 3,359 bbis.; 1st inst. , 8,085; since Jan. 1, 15.586. Provistows.—Pork was heavy and lower, but tolerably active, with sales ‘of about 800 a 900 bbls. » laciuding new meee at $17 60 uw $17 6234, clear $19 75, prime mess $18 20, and $16 373 for prime Beef was’ steady since and prices uuchanged. [he sales embraced about 400 bbls., including country prime at $6 50.a$7 60, country mess $8 50 a $4 50, repacked mess at $il & $15, aud. extra at $16 264317. Prime mess was firm, witn sales of 300 bbis. at p.t. Beef hams were at $id 50 @ $17. Bacon was firm, with sales of Western smoked at 10c. ana 100,000 Ibs. rough sides were reported at p. t. Lard was irmer, with saies of 800 bbis. aud tierees at 1140. w12\c, Butter was steady, with fair sales at 19c. a 200, for new. Cheese ranged from Yc. a 1c. for old good to prime, and 7c. a 8c. tor new, Ric—The gales embraced about 350 casks, chiefly within the range of 4340. a 4%e. ‘Svcans.—Owlog to the bear approach of the quarantine seagon shippers bave burried furwurd tmportations in order to avold to detention in the lower bay, and the arri- vais within a few days have been quite large, and tended to depress prices, The sales today embraced about 1,000 bhds., mciuded in which were about 230 bhds. New Or- leans by auction of $80 advertised, which brought 6c. a 70., showing @ decline of about 340. on the medium and lower grades. ‘The remainder cbielly consisted of Cubas within the range of 5%. @ 63{c., cloeing at a decline of about 350. Toxacco is in somewhat better request. Sales of 81 bhde. Kentucky, 6c. @ 12c.; 110 baies Havana, 280. a 44c.; 402 do. Cuba, p. ty 127 cages sued leaf, 8. & 220. ; 20 do. aroniea, 8c. a 20, WHISKEY. — ‘the market was heavy and dull, with sales of about 600 bbls. at 28c. Movements in Real Estate. By A.J. Bleecker, Son & Oo. House and lot 404 7th ave., 25x80. Llot n. 8. 112th st, 300 w. 10th avi 107.11 and 119.12 350 'y ; lot bras side 35th Bh, 100 feet cast 10th ave...... 1,110 adjoining 3000 “ “ 1 iy Ing oh H jot portiaal oe sr S6th st and Lith ave... + 2,300. 1 lot east side 11th avenue, posers + 1,650 ‘ + 1450 » 83626 1376 1 21450 1 - 1475 1 « 1,600 1 lot weet le Oth ave., between 37th and 38th sts.. 2,850 1 lot south side 38th st, 100 ft west 9tb ave. . 1,375 Lilot cast side lth ave, germ 39th and 400 =. 1,178 “ be bet. er and 40th sts... 1,450 Lease of 3 lots southeast corner of Canal and Baxter sts. 8 years to run, at $900 ground rent......... 9,100 eames Meat -Oa Toca Tuesd: ay May bon Mag tl in the Reform- ed Presbyterian church, Tweifth'street, by the Rev. Dr. McLeod, Jonn Ghana rr) Janie, daughter of Joseph McKee, allof this city. Sw1LUE—BRALvERD.—On Thursday, ee 5, La the Rew, Wm. R. Williams, Wim Maiy SLUR to Jogi D., daugh- ter of Geo. W. Brainerd, Esq. wall of thi city i. ‘TAMLYN—MOSHER. —on Wednesday ne May be ye the Rev. Jobo Dowling, Mr. Fumpmuck W. Tamtyy to Baaty J. Mocnex. ThomPon—KaNw.—On Tuesday, May 24, by the Rev. J. J. Bowden, at the residence of the father of the bride, Jor- sey City, WiuaM Thomrson, captain of ship Constitdtion, to Huvnirtra M., only daughter of R. Kane, Died. AngARNE.—On Tuesday ear eine May ay after a pro- tracted iliness, Le ecvae relict joba Ahearne, in the 63d year of Saeed eae siahaoda at two tend 1 ay) wo ovciock, idence, No. 132 Norfolk street. prees Lep ly Bie ia after a lingering illness, Epwarp G. Brown, aged 42 jibes Residence No. ai Sour Brooklyn. BURZYNeKA. Monday, May way Eizasete BURZYNeKA, ged 06 years. She was the imether-in-law of Dr. Louis aS thet funeral wit ri tke pace to to-kay (Wednesday), from ber late Coopers Pwd Third avenue. e oan m, on ‘Tuesday, On ‘Comnican. Teron umption, MICHAKL “ine friends and relatives are Teepenttall invited to at- tend bis funeral, from nis late residence, 128th street, bo- tween Third and Fourth avenues, om Thi afternoon, at two o'clock. Bis remains will be taken to Westchester ae Gaie.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, JAgHAN ALON- oie s0n of Alougo H. Gale, Riac i yard Staeniee an The noe wil be given o ‘tho (ime ana place of the fu- neral Ba.t.—In Rrook; on Tuesday} ing, May 24, at eight o'ciok, Miss M Has, dougeier of Roy. B 1859. Pr. Fal, of No, 2)2 Cumberland etroct, im tho 23d yore of ber Funcrat ou Thursday afternoon, at twe o'clock, * Huaty.—Uo Duesday morning, May 4, after e short | Bere, Dirs, Fowas® HRALY, in the 56th yea: of her a:0. The friends and refanves of the family, and thove uf i fon in-law, Martin Dixon, are respeotiuiry invited to at feud the {deeral, om Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence, No, 386 Water street. MoNsMne.—On Monday, May 23, Owen MeNammg, in tho 471b year of bis age. The friends of the family, and thove of his son in-\aw, Michae/ Geraghty, are reapectfatly inyfted to attead the funeral, from his lade residence, No, 12334 Seventh ave- hue, to-day (Wednesday). Pauitrs.—At West Hoboken, N. J., on Tuesday, May 24, CuAKLes Parcs, wget 56 years, ‘Toe relatiees and frieuds aro respestfully invited to at- tena the funeral, this (Wedaesday) afternaou, at thee Yelock, from the Ep.acopal church, West Hovoken. rau —-On Monday, May 23, Euzsuerd ReGay, wife of James E. Pollock. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attond the fupe- ral, this (Wednesday) afvornogn, at wo v’elock, from her husband's residence, No. $2 South Second strect, Wil- emehore, ‘ew Orleans papers p!ease co} Ross.—On Tuegday morning, ig, 24, Lanna, only child of James and Lovitia Toes, aged 2 youre, 9 months and 14 days. As the sweet flower that scents the morn, But withers with the rising day, Thos lovely was this infant's dawn, ‘Thug ewiftly fied its life away. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her Parents, Eighty third street, near Second avenue, this (Weduesday) afternoon, st two o'clock. SLAVIN, On Monday, ‘May 23, Tuomas SLAVIN, aged 28 =," Dative of the parish of Croughin, Kinva cowaty, ela ae friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- from his late residence, No. 672 Ninth avenue, this (Wadnenter} afternoon, at two o'clock. Oocetaae —Un Tuosday, May 24, Marit Voonumm:, im the 69th year of her age. Ber reiatives and friends aro respectfully invited to at- tend (he funeral, from hor late residence,. No. 107 Pros- pec = eet, Brookiyn, this (Wednesday) alteracon, at two o Woousy —In Mobile, on Sunday, March 27, CHaRtes @. Woorsir, of Brooklyn, N. Y., mate of tue lip Helvetia, ‘sou of the late William G. Woolsey, Lieutenant in the Uat- ted States Navy, in the 27th your of his age. His remains were removed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, on ae May 24. Stimaciveny ELEGANT CARPETS, avs Nmparted for toring ely trad ported for spring city Lento, ‘Crorsiey'e super 7 med mednliions. Koval velvets, Oe to la. per yard. ish Brussels, 68. to 10a. per yard. ‘All wool ingraing, 3a. to 68 per yard. Floor oilcloths, 2. 6d. to 63. per yard. HiRal ANDERSON, W Bowery. A TINE NEAD OF HaIR—NO ORAY HAIRS, NO coloring the skin, no burning the hair, no trouble, ap- piled like water. WILEON'S HAIR COLORER will wan all your gray hairs lo thelr natural siping the aur or shin, to 8 color, without cloety. black or brown color. After a few applicadoua it will turn the yearns hale any ebade, froma light brown to. jet black. ‘It la he Cucapest aad best preparation in he world. wad will not injure the Bair, it tw evid at ‘wenty five cents & hottie. Whclenie apd baer at SOOTT'S drug store, 306 Gant fireet Now York; also by Mrs. Has ea, 175 suluou irae’, fyn; Callender &'Oo., aldol etromte, Phil Phlladelpnia; and by all poe trusses im the AT SONPS. AND 12 ANN STREWT—BAVE YOU $4 French cal dyees bods, wusvaniol salufaslor}. At SONS, Teasdit Aan sheet i ‘ CERTAIN CURE FOR SXTEANAL OR INTERNAL PILES, cure Reference gtven to nusdreds of persona ia this city who wore sftlicted with A for twenty years, and Dr. WITMER'S pils suppository cured them. j Aas ie tla oe No, 158, just above Broome akg te SEWING MACHINES, Price rrou om $60 To $125, Are admirably adapted for ALL FAMILY and MaxUPACTURINE ablie are alow pm ore a are wey, cocner of Howard sireet, N. Y. at 44 Agents wi with @ unanimous apd satistec Poeuticut heud of hair wall do well to tse thls don. Cepheids superiority, i ed there tea saving of Gy per cent ia favor of ths ls oreo — grmpouade, cos application bewg' B® ITY REING THE FOUL OF WIT, WILDE & CO., ‘21 Broadway, would notify the ladies, in five lines, their summer stock of Paris bonnets, flowers, dress caps, straw goods, &c.. is the Giversided und the cheapest in New York. ‘BOTA ;S EATENT IMPROVED, TRUSEES, SUPFORT. at the Mull’s 11 Bi song BUTLER, Froprict. © pentegtieg without after the operation ‘without ent, by Dr. ZACH ARI, surgeon chiry Broad) eters to the physicians send Sergnons of omar Gong ens BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS SERATER arom and su Gecet buns sod aale se “imei 3% & WESTKRVELT, Obi: 5 lus Hotel. C16 Broadway, opposite 8. Ni (ens aw ee rr WOLFE, 22 beaver street, Ousse TAILOR, OF 116 WILLIAMSTRERT, NOTIFTES the pubhe that his atore is better stocked with goods than ever before. Bpring suits from $22 to $35—to order. ovazancl ny 0... jusiness coats from $8 to $13—ready (CORTE! 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Let euch sufferers far and near, who desire relief, are bim a eat Dr. LODS’ IM+ PRRIAL WINE BiTTERS, that bave done wonders, bre for sale at We otico. For pardoulare see the Daly Pare’ tye OF ECONOMY, ATTENTION. [oe tena on SamsUpiog JOUr waahe paper, prewecre reoalve rivelen, in taah, for old Rewspapors of cvery. description, or torn, old pamphleia 0 ‘dreulars, oxeta, carde, id worap paper, fn auaaing mall; t matters not a koe sTOOKWiL. mutilated, Gee Me te UMMER HATS, AT GENIN, 607 BROADWAY ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1859, EMBRACING EVEBY DEPARTMENT OF HATPING, AND COMPRBHENDING f HATS OF ALL STYLES, ALL MATERIALS, ALL P&IOKS, AND FOR aL, PURPOSES. RMANG, THE MOST cometit: “ASSORTRENT IN TH& WORLD! IT 18 FOLLY 70 SUY A HAT v wert, YOU HAVE SKEW THE FOLLOWING ORIGINAL STYLES:— en {QUEN'S STYLES. 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Al -ABPEB'S WEEGLY ea WEEK NS A large map of Northern lialy, showing the position of the The Map of Italy which we print {hls week should be Peper ey Raa rk eu ar Rin at rence ane to say that po map of th sof war oan be bought ip this country which, pevemidnging ‘9 WERILLY receives tis week. ‘kena’ new novel, ‘A Tale of Two Cities,” spl tasted, for wah Meme Hi Brothers pay the Vive THOUSAND DOLLARS. ‘The Portrait, Study, Atttegraph and Biographical Sketoh of 5 Au h and god ‘and Sketch of General Glulal, Austrian Commander ‘of “ Ye Abolitionists ia cbt eal tana coatag to oa pemnarering of tho Bele 7008} acht “ Uroula,” justarrived in our ‘Mr. Curtis’ new tale, Trumps,” continued, with Hoppin’s beautiful illustrations. Together yah with the usnal creful i Summary of Ni woe 4 tie downer, = Me and Syma Pabecen doy do. 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