The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1859, Page 5

Pa _ NEW YORK HERALD, *WEDN ESDAY, J UNE 1 1859. ‘operate, and holders of good Sran‘ts firm: moo brands very light; saled only ia syall low, Wheat quet; agmall lot of white Cang7ian sold at 81 70; $. wan azked for 6,000 bushels of white Mich! igaa afloat, and $1 75 cifured, Corn heavy; usmall lot of white sold 4: a 920. was usked for round yellow, witht Cate offering froeiy, but sales light; sates 2,700 vate terms, supposed at Sic. & bbc. Whiskey quiet; gales at sciaidl pply of com: Poltucal Anteliigence. / Tax Virginia Euscuon—Aan Honest Apwisasion.—Tae Richmond Lnquirer is forced to admit that the demosracy ‘has received a severe blow in the Ud Dominion. It eeems ‘@imont inclined to mourn over its victory. It says:— Mr. Letcher will be elected by a much smaller majority ‘than that which confirmei the democratic trin; of 1855, The aggregate vote of the State will be foufd com. paratively small. Indeed, ina number of countles tue entire vote polled ia less than two.tnirds of whe vot of four years ago. Doubtiese, from many iudisations. these returps aro unreliable, Most probably tne opposition oa has ben seriously exaggerated in some inatancea. Sill ‘there ia enough to indicate a beavy democratic loss as ‘compared with the result of previous elections. Concresmmen Pronanty Exgcrep in Vincinta.—From tho mesger and unreliable returns which have been received of the Virginia elestion, it 1s almost impossible to arrive ‘et a satisfactory conclusion in regard to the result in the Congressional districts. From the appearance of the Agures, however, at the present timo, the following mem- ‘ders of Congress have been chosen:— Dist. 1—Musocoe R, H. Garnett, re elected; bo cpsctttion: 2—Jobn 8. Millaon, re-olected; no fk ey 8D. C. Dejarnetto, ind, dem. , over Joho 8. : Caskie, late repreeentative—in doubt. 4—In doubt between Wm. 0. Goode, dem., and Wm. ©, ‘Flournoy, opposition. 8. Bocock re-elected; RO ition. ’ ‘over Peulas Powell, lat» 5—Thomas 8. 6—Shetton F. Leake ind. dem 7~Wiliam smith, probably elected. 8—Alexander R. Boteler, opposition, over Chas. J. Faulk. ner, late 9~Jobn Harris, dem., over James H. Skinner, the regu- Jar democratic nominee. 10—Sherrard Clemens, re ceed; ‘no regular opposition. 11—Albert G. Jenkins, re-elected. 12LHenry A. Edmondson, re elected; no opposition. +38—<in doubt between Ben). Rush Floyd, dem., aod Elbort 8. Martin, , Waxes Wit Tae = Nermnas] Go?—The decided stand taken by the leaders of the black republican party in most of the Northern States against the Massachusetts constitutional amendment, is opening the eyes of the yet hopeful members of the American organization toa fall sense of weir position, and they are becoming convinced that they cannot consistently with their principles any fonger act the part of bob to the tail of the republican kite, ‘Thus far the latter party have managed to win the a(fec- ious of their Know Nothing brethren and secure their aid by aspecies of deception in regard to their true de- eigus. But the late movement in Massachusetts has forced them to drop the covering, and their objects and inten- tions have become fully revealed. They show that they ever entertained a single sentiment in common with the main objects of the American party. They have scoffed at the idea of ‘Americans ruling America,” and laughed to scorn the much cherished twenty-one years residence principle of the dark lanternites; and even the poor boon -of adding two years to the time already established by law to milfke the foreigner qualified to vote and hold office, is pow openly repudiated, and the leading black republicans declare they can hold no fellowship with a party that ‘would advocate such a change. The republicans, after baving made the Know Nothings a stepping-stone to power, now cast them off, and pitch their principles to the dogs. Where now are the Americans to go? The only opening -we can sec for them is in # grand national cop- servative, party, material for which is fast gathering, where they might assist in putting down niggerism and disunion sentiments, both North and South. Drcuxes.—Hon. Humphrey Marshall, Know Nothing representative in the last Congress from the Seventh dis- trict of Kentucky, declines a renomination, giving as a his cherished purpose to retire from public affairs. OrrosmoN TO THE SLAVE TRADE MovEMENT-A mecting Of thé inhabitants of Vicksburg and the adjacent counties f Mississippi was held in that city on the 2ist inst., to give expression in opposition tothe sentiments enunciated by the Southern Convention in reference to the re-open- ing of the African slave trade. The Vicksburg Whig ays that the meeting far surpassed in order, intelligence and ability the Southern Convention which met there two ‘weeks previous, and that the hall never contained go large -® gathering during the holding of the Convention as it did on the occasion of this meeting. The assembly was ad- ~dressed by a number of distinguished individuals, and the enthusiasm which was manifested plainly showed that ‘the popular heart was with the conservative cause, in favor of maintaining the laws of the land and respecting the rights of humanity, as wellas against the introduction +of “Guinea miggera”’ to reduce the price of labor. Th following are two of the resolutions which were passed :— Resolved, That this meeting decidedly deplores and dis- es of the propostion to re-open the African slave trade, as pede, ht forward in the Southern Convention, and this meeting cannot but apprehend the most in- jurious coosequences to the South and to the Union from tho movements now in progrees for the avowed purpose of bringing about a renewal of said trade. Reaolved, That in the judgment of this meeting it i+ wholly impractisable to eifect the repeal of the laws pro- hibitory.of the African slave trade, and that if even such repeal could be effected, without any serious agitation of the public mind in connection therewith, the re-opening of said trade would not only be undesirable, but be deeply ruinous to the Southern of the confederacy. GREELEY ON THE STUMP IN KANSAS—SEWARD’S MANIFRSTO.— ‘The St, Louis Republican says that Greeley was in Wyan- dotte, Kansas, on the 16th of May, on his way to the Os- sawattomie Convention, where he assisted in inaugurating the black republican party. While at Wyandotte, says the Republican, he told the people of that city in a speech, that William H. Seward had said that there was an irreprressible conflict between slave labor and free labor; that although the question was set- tled in Kansas in favor of its being a free State, when ad- mitted into the Union, yet the question was not settled, ‘nor would it be until all the States were free. He said that¢his conflict would go on until it penetrated the heart of the cotton States. A PLANK IN THE RePuBLICAN PLATFORM.—The Territorial Convention which met at Ossawattomie on the 18th of May -to inaugurate the republican party of Kansas, put the fol- lowing plank in their platform:— Bl ir That we test any action whit ‘Dut the adopted citizen Ncloe. graaiee politcal di Tees ethan those now imposed by the naturalization laws of the United States. ‘Will the American organization endorse this, and con- tinue to act with the black republicans + ‘Tae Oprosrmion ix Viroisia—“‘Sam’? Woxe Ur.—The Richmond Enquirer, referring to the recent election in ‘Virginie, says:— ‘The opposition have shown an organization so thorough and efhbens i bringing their whole strength to the polls as cbvia hardly be recognized as the result of a few montbs’ exertion. We are well convinced that, to a large extent, and especially in the cities, the Know No- thing organization has beet preserved among the initiated, d only concealed from those candidates and voters mee would shrink from the ritual. fhe probability, at least, is very strong that Sam is not yet dead. . {From the Panama Suues! i ne Bt e 7 ‘We cannot tell when the custom of oa Tine Bri- tannic phd vessels of war in smuggling specie on the coast of Mexico originated, but we re ahd To poke is high time to put a stop to the convenient for the merchants and eeciabin ree to the 4 officer and commander, but it is highly discreditable to the nation; and we cannot imagine upon what principle of morality or policy it is allowed to be carried on. From four to six miliions of silver are annually smuggled off the coast in defiance of Mexican law; and poe it is well known that the authorities are ly aware of the fact, and even connive at it, it is no justification for em. pl British ships of war in illegal acts and turning Sheir officers into smugglers. ole would England say if a French sloop.of.war ran of brandies and wine, or an American frigate a 1s of tobacco on her coast? Tho whole country ld be in a foment; rivers of ink would flow ae nots, acres of di and Ministers would be bers to death with questions, Tesolutions and explanations. Ambassadors eee hae ke with conferences and intercourscs. Pirik ‘would rise, the funds would fall, and brea on ‘tea party” would be enucted again. bas it oe etal tek Cae tore that en specie enon. be, exported itain come to come ar- swith Mexico; and if that cannot bo done, and the silver is os ati we wanted, let her, at least, boldly say, ‘we are A oral to mages And are come to take it; but stop, the armed boat into some little creek ey peal of oni, a rh of onpaing. officers and men to com- mit offences for which most any other country ‘would soon find hall in the hands of the excise cers, and Lip find their way eventually to the galley, the tread mill or the State ‘Wo have known Cg ol vr bert pled ‘were con- ecientiously to the performance of this disagresa- ble duty, er ee unwiil obliged to conform to their orders., to the admirals’ and ’ per cent- sage, if their pay i ok bongo gg eae uivalent; jut We cannot soe why they are ent it more other officers service. ‘a activo A bmg ted ‘course 3 sareubsy let, Present practice is- continued, Fe venture to say that there is not an officer in the nervice who would not be glad to got rid of this dirty ‘work, nor a man in England who would not rajoice to see the practice we complain of put a stop to, Tar Areie Cror.—The Harrisburg (Pa.) Union fays:—Our recollection Joes not enable us to fix upon nat period, at this season of ihe year, when the an extraordinary apple crop Was better than the p bral Judging from the luxuriance of the apple trees. Every orchard is literaily covered with blossoms, and our farm- ere from all rectionk assure ne that the prospect of an enormous 7.614 Oi sie Yaavw iru Was uever More flattoring. * Board of Supei isch. WORK LUNE IN THs? RRGISTE'® OFE—THR SPE CIAL Se8SION OF 7. BOAKD OF SU?EBVISORS-— UNCONSTSTUTIONALITY’ OF THE NSW TAX OFFICE BILL—VAST REVOLUTRUN IN THE PAXABLE Wa- LUsTION OF CITY PHO.”"BRTY—rHUKLOW WEED ALOUND. ‘This Board met Iset evening, Supervisor Bell in the ebair, 4 resolution to the effect that there be an assistant clerk eppoimied in the office of the Board of Supervisors, at @ salary Of $600 per annum, was adopted. A resolution directing that 150 copies of the Registry Law be presented for the use of the domocratic com* mittee, and a like number for the use of the republican committee, was adopted. A resolution was offered fixing the salary of the Clerk of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Sessions at $4,000 Per annum, apy additional clerk bire to be paid out x4 this salary, and that the salary of the deputy clerk be ,000 independent of that of the clerk. Tbe Commissioners of Record sent in a communication, stating that there is now due to the contractors for work present year, ‘The report of the committee in favor of paying bill of Arthur & Co., $6,833, for 'y furnished the various —— was, after some some debate, oo. ve matter was reconsidered and unt postponed ‘The room was then cleared of outsiders,on motion of ag hie 4 Tweed ee went into gocret tession. 1e Bubject of th he now law reorganizing the Tex Ofco was brought up and discussed wit ‘The constitutionality of the law, it is pon eg ed tioned by Supervisors Beil, E irresponsible He quite startled the poard by stating that he was reliably mformed, that the changes in the forthcoming asecssment rolls ‘would add from twen- ty to twenty five millions ef dollars to the valuations in There 18 no ‘a that commission, or fo this board of Supervisors, of tue portion of the county, samen Twoltth, Twen- tein and Twenty-second ward: Quite a brisk cee was shad upon this ceagtied sed the expediency of cont the act or; Board, | by the appointment of 2 set of officers by a on — re, was strongly urged by some and opposed by e opinions and citations given by the Counsel to tha Gorporstng, te Tegard to laws bearing upon the remission of taxes by the Common Council, were alluded to. But nothing in that connection goes to determine the constitutionality of the Comptroller's jatments. The subject proved altogether new and sudden to the majority of tue Board, and in the midst of the discussion they adjourned without takivg apy action in the matter. It is understood that the members of the Board would be disposed to face this question in the courts and test the legality of the act by Siok they have been despolled of the only direct ana valuable patronage they but that some of thetr number are fearful thet the acts ot last year, by which their terms were classified and e: fra ar age ee be ee in gery by which not ony 'd of Supervisors would be drown out of aa ae whole tenor of the assessment laws Lhd ‘the con- trol of the assessors and their com with the filling of vacancies in their ae a to the Su }» BO ‘there ig no question of thet & officers. Apart from the “ispured gr a Counc have Fx otal remi ae the tax rolls, there would seem to ype in regard tothe first opinion of the Corporation Counsel, to the effect that “Common Council bas no control over the Repetesbiery valuation which is made of the pro- perty within the city and county of New York, liable to gute right was occasioned in certain quarter by the were to be initiated yester. tars ‘Tare feed was sent for and was seen around the Park, whilst the attachés of the Tax office and the Fi- nance Department wore in busy attendance in the lobbies of the Board of Supervigors on this matter. One of the democratic mombers, Mr. Briggs, was absent. Tne de- mocratio section of the Board, w) Q are those returned by the people, are pretty well Tesotved upon a vindication of their dignity as a Board; but the republicans, who derive their positions from the Seaton caucuses and the ap- will be “a9 the special’ ssasion Degen. Police Intelligence. Tae Fiupversxs Acau—Annest or Oolomm ANDER- son.—Another attempt was made last evening by the fli busters to get up a row between Colonel Frank Anderson and Colonel Titus, at the St. Nicholas Hotel, but by the prompt action on the part of Mr. Treadwell, the proprie tor, noaltercation occurred between the parties. It ap- pears that about half past nine o’clock Colonel Titus was sitting in the barroom with some friends, as on the pre. vious evening, and while in conversation observed Colonel Anderson ‘enter with a number of his friends. Mr. Treadwell, who was near by, also observed Colonel ‘Anderaon, and he at once became satisfied that there was @ move on foot to get up a fight if possible. He called Colonel Anderson aside, and toid him tbat if there was any intention of an attack upon any person in his house he would certainly have every man put out wao attempted it. gs pevecaharaN it fe agp th dia not Pree this, and made some disrespectful reply, using v proper language. Mr. Treadwell ‘thereupon’ ordered hima to leave his house; but this he refused to do, and finally he became rather quarrelsome. Captain Turnbull, of the Eighth precinct, being on band, immediately took Colonel Anderson into custody on complaint of Mr. Treadwell, on a charge of dis- orderly conduct, and he was conveyed to the station house, followed bys large number of his fiends. As soon ag it became known that Captain Turnbull was deter- mined to hold Anderson, an effort was made by his friends wo emcee & police justice, and about twelve o’clock Jus- tice Welsh made his appearance and discharged him, 10 appear this morning to answer the complaint. Colonel on seeing that there was likelihood of a row, imme- diately repaired to his rooms to avoid any disturbance, An Incxxiovs Mopz or Rossexy.—Jane McKenna, a middle aged woman, called yesterday at the store No. 301 West Thirty-third street, kept by Mrs. Shaw, and asked the privilege of Pore herself. She had a trunk ia her — and stated that she was onher way down town, where she was employed in the capacity of a do. mei Mrs. Shaw good naturedly told the woman to walk in and make herself at home. Jane did walk in, and when Mrs, Shaw absented hereelf for a few moments took the liberty of stealing about $60 worth of jewelry and “money. Jane was arrested soon after the robbery, when the confessed that the story about her being a domestic was a mere ruse in order w enable her to carry out her foro Justice Quackenbush committed the prisoner for trial. ?KIZURE OF Disgasxp Muar.—Pat Rooney having a cow that was exceedingly ill and likely to die, thought it would not be a bad idea to kill the animal andconvert the same into beef. With this economical stroke in view he brought the cow to No, 91 East Eleventh street, and there had it slaughtered. A Washington market butcher was then sent for to take away the carcase, but the police becoming ac- quainted with the facts in, the case seized upon the diseased meat and handed it over to ono of the Healts Wardens before the transfer could be effected. Rooney says he is sorry now that he did not let the old cow die in peace, Tox Orrat Norsaxce.—James Hart, James Cahill, James McDermott, Patrick Smith and Jacob Zymmerman, were Coulter and others of the Twenty- second precinct police, for boiling offal at an establish- ment in Fifty-firet street, near Sixth avenue, where the nuisance has long and seriously affected the residents of the neighborhood. The prisoners were held for examina- tion. ‘Tur Franky Street Sxoomma Cast.—Napoleon Dela place, the Frenchman who shot Thomas Verren, in Frank iin street, on Sunday, has been declared insane, and, at the instance of Dr. Cevil, was yesterday sent to the luna- tlc asylinm. Mr. Verren is rapidly recovering from the on his wound, and may be expected out in a few 8. A Dienowest Domestic —Catharine Dunn, a domestic re- cently in the employment of Mrs. Ringgold, of No. 4 Mac- dougal eel pt brought before Justice Quackenbush on 8 charge of sealing a quantity of wearing apparel, vatued at $100, from her into mistress. Catarina weno wledged her error, and was consigned to prison for trial. Arrest FoR Passinc Counrsrrmir Mongy.—A man aged 60 years, named Edward Towery, was arrested last cyen- ingtat the Academ; Scat thd) Oneal offered two counterflt pills om the Commercial Bauk ot Pera Am On his person wore found several other counter- feit bi ‘He was locked up in theatation house. Important TO Foreign Born Crrrzens.—The following letter, saya the Memphis (Tenn.) Bulletin of the banded to us by Hume F. Hill, Faq en that they will not be entirely safe in rel y thelr ‘pasaralteation for cxenipone from i Felring upon the war:. ein nae uo yee rer et see ‘Wasninctos, May 17, 1850. Your letter of the 13th inst. has been received.” In reply 1 have to state that it is Feri oh that the French ernment claims mil — ¢ service trom all natives of ‘ance who may be found within its jurisdiction. Your on in \dgcarid AF urbane: you from Claim should you voluni re bs LEWIS CASS, Orax Monument at New Orueans—Joel T. American sculptor at Rome, who is the modeller, | and ate ‘Maler, of Munich, the caster, will soon com | thelr labor, and the statue of Clay will be received in New Orleans before the let of January next, Tt will bo Jnavgureted on the 12un day of Set Ui boas, aud Luc wguty- \ third anniversary of Mr, birth, The ren ‘Herald. HE CHESS TESTIMONIALS ‘n. TAUL MORPHY—OVA- TION TO WILLIAM SMITH O’um,. "HIS CONNECTION WITH THE IRISH REVORUTION—2, “™ ARIZONA StL- YER MINRS—THE PIKE'S PRAK @O,.” MINES—Tae WAR IN RUROPE—THE GREN? Faw IN» *Y WEST — LOCAL KEWS—MARKEP REPORS, ¥7C., Pr.” ‘The Fawirx Hxnarv will be iequed, as usual, w 44y, end will give a full report of the Proceedings om the Oo- caaion of the Presentation of a set of Chessmen and Watch to Morphy, with a descrption of the Testimonials, the Addrenes Of Mesars. John Van Buren sa: W. J. Fulier, and Mo:pby’s Epeechesin reply; Also an account 6 the Ovation to Bunttl O’Brien on bia Departure fo- Ireland—Grest Military and Civic Procession—Jubtiee of our Irish Citizems—Addreas to Mr. O’Brien abd his Reply—Rxcursion down the Bay—Spoeches— ‘Mr. O'Brien's Connection with the Irish Revolution, £0, It will also contain interesting news from the Pike's Peak Gold Mines--Budden heaction of the Gold Exoitement—Emt grants Returong in Numbers Disappointed and Disgusted— ‘Threats of Murder and Pillage, &c.; Letters from Arisona, giv- tpg an account of the Silver Mixes of ths country. thelr resour- cea, description of the Country, &c.; Lo'ter from Key West, Florida, giving a reportof Sees eeries Kare 0b at place; Shocking Murder iu Newark, ¥. J —A Woman Sbot Dowa by her Brother; The Latest News from the Seat of War in Barope; the Latest News from California, with all news matiors of the preceding week of importance; All the Local News of interest of New York and the adjoining Cities, Police Reports, ‘Theatrical Notices, Coroner's Inquests, £0. ‘The Famiy Huxatp contains each week & report of the Con- dion of the New York Cattle Market, with the amount of tock offered for sale, their’ |, the Prices for which they were Sold, Ae ; A reportof the Prices of all kinds of Family Market- ing at Washington Market in New York City; Commercial and Money Market Reports; Marriages and Deaths for the week, and s large amount of miscelianeous matter. ‘Terms—The Fami.y Huxatp is published every Wednesday at Two Dollars per annum; single coples fonr cents. It can be obtained at the office and of all the news venders, Ad- Vertlsements Inserted at the usual HERALD rates. Lot taco, tapered lo WOODSEDDT 8 00. MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KBNIUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIKS Ofticial drawings by telegraph. DELAW: kn oil Me ig, en LAW ARE 10 Oe ET eee hemrcumecnets aaserd of 3 Pa oes for the Beneiit of te the followt», are be ae oes ‘which were thie day aeawa wa from the vit: Bxrna Crass, No. Sil, Mar 31, 1859. 34, 19, 18, 70, 15, 13, 25, 4, 71, 44, 42, 6. Cisse No, 312, Mar 31, 1858, 11, 1, 6, 50, 55, 26, 73, 16, 24, 61, 35, 51, 68. ee eee anid remabaes were dose fa eacesien a weet they stand eon ourbands, Del is Tecoday, Mi RUE C. rig Js, BEAL, JAMES BUnoam, GEORGIA I LOTTERIES. The Commissicners appointed to supertatend the di ofthe Acad do artis e the denies arbtbe a emg tery. (ay a ines ity frome wheel, viz: Cass No. 309, May 81, 1889, 34, 14, 65, 64, 75, 47, 78, 11, 10, 40, 48, 12, Crass No. 310, Exrea, May 81, 1889, 22, 36, 38, 41, 42, 34, 10, 58, 4, 48, 13, 9, 4 And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in which aieas arama, Othe ian our bad, this Tuesday, May 81, LB, DOG aa” ¢ Commissioners, WOOD, EDDY & 00. $ aan ee arate: 46, 22. O. A. Bills, Exchange and Broker, 126 Greenwich street, second door north of Hoe” cea WAITR's, 216 S Broadway, under rs (J. Coupin, Aix, Summer ne for reactor nee and Sepiet Seeracer aoe a 7G, manufacturer, ‘381 Canal street, at the Sight of One blue casstmere hats, from under Barnum’s Museum. Now Ready—A Rich and mg a: ment of children’s fancy bats and ca Intest, gay a ‘at Hanis 2 8 a RUS 228 Bowery, 335 Grand ie street, and Son Notices. Tho Brooklyn ‘Taberna- oot ner uey Wilda 4 Bat mA. Bartlett wil open, thei? new berassle, rare onty oui. Tirge photographic likencnses are taken for $1, and Warranted perfect. Phrenological Examinations, Polnting nae the talents, defects and proper pursuit, may be obtained a SFOWLRE & WaiL8"900 Broadway. m Riera Contest re: er mgd as to Who Makes the and cheapest, ole! thing, has mee im taxor of DRUM- BoD & PBOCH, 214 Broadwa; ht new styles of ace and tubular ties; also eummer merino indersbiris and drawers. bole manufacturers in the United buates of the patent corrazza shirts. The Best in Eixistence—(Howe’s elitptic, at from att Broader Call and reo it, Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, EW STYLFS, AT ape, PaICKS, 495 Broadway. 162 Fulou suset, Br Palaver & Whlson’s Sewing Machines.— 805 Broadway, N.Y. Send for a ciroular. ‘The dest in the world, surpassing all made, #old and applied at the man , 23 Broadway. Hollowsy’s Pulls Renovate and In: te ihessrsier of thore who Rave by hidden indulgence destroyed only hope. Sold by every respectable druggist ia the 1 Ry Savane ae & = aah cure truss. eep stockings varicose veins, sup} Bs an oes ee es Kenn "a Medical Discovery is warranted to pel rarmagy nro, ul hd, 2 aay (Carpen—SuErEERD.. by, Rev. J. P. thas Mr. Josera k. tone, ost this cig to Migs Sanam A. Suernerp, hn Shepherd, "a sof Middletown, N.S. jew Jersey papers please copy. Hors—Ronn. —Un Monday citz Ronin, I is, France. Saaw—Gonm.—At the residence of the bride's father, on Thu » May 12, by the Rey, Peter Born, Mr. Jamns Snaw, Jr., of Burlington, N. J., formerly of Phi- ladeipbiz, Pa , to Miss Axwi M., eldest daughter of Saml. Shoemaker Gobin, Esq., of Sunbury, Pa. Died. Arrurtox.—On Monday, May 30, Haxwan, widow of the Inte Daniel Appleton, in the 67th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her gon, John A. Appleton, No. 36 Weat Twenty-third street, this i (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Bienor.—On Tuesday, May 31, Jonaxxan Bsmor, wife of William Bishop, eged 32 years, The friends ano relatives are raepontfnlty Invited to at Yond the Lubedai, ty day (Weaneeday }, fod her late (esi dence, corner of Broadway and Phirty’' Sigth street, | tepet, Bo 29, Joun x Cour, you Bugh, aged 9 moni a pepe leno ‘ves and friends of the family are pry oy to attend the funeral, this ( Wednesday) ctemnooe, ‘at two o ree » from his late’ residence, No, 85 Myrtle avo- nue, Corn. Ou Monday, May 30, Mra. Ciamssa Coxe, relict of years, J the late Caled Cole Py Aer relatives ‘are reepeotfully invited to at- ‘and friends tend the fuperal, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two Greenwich avenue, her late resiaeuce, No, it without futher invitation: Cox.—In WDoken, N. J, on Monday evening, May 30, Guoncx Wasuixcron,’ son of Jobn D. and Maria Maria Cox, ‘aged 4 years, $ monte and 9 days, relatives and trionds of the famity are respectful! invited to attend the funcral, this (Wednesday ) eran, at four o’clock, from the Methodist chureh, cor: ner of Garden and Fourth streets, Hoboken. Doxowox.—On Tuesday, May 21, Owxy Dosonox, aged 48 years, a native of county Loogtord, Ireland. His friends and frend fn ly’ invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday atterneom, at half past one o'clock, from his late residence, No, 123 West Seven- teenth street, Without further invitation. Dowyx.—On Tuesday, May 31, Wim Downe, son of William and Anne Dunne, aged’ 1 year, 7 months and 16 8. friends and xcquaintances are rospectfally invited to attend the fuweral, from the residence of his parents, Ro. 16 Grove strcet, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two ore! Batt.—At Sauta Cruz, W. I., on Sunday, May 3, whither he had gone for the benviit of’ hus health, Cuams Frank tan Hatt, son of the lato Chas. D. D, Hall, of Brooklyn, aged 24 years. Fow have passed more iovet or tre e- plored by all to whom he MolnryRs.—On Tuead: May 51" Many, beloved wife of James Melntyro, in the $ eae ear of her age. The relatives and friends of the esas ‘are pemeeialy invited to atzend the funeral, on Thu afternoon, two o'clock, from her late Tesiden:e, No. 120 Malberry. Nus1o.—On Tuesday, May 31, Euiza, wife of Johm Nibio, bid city. funeral wi)! take piace on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late resideace, No. 537 Houston street. The relatives and friends of the family generally are invited to attend. Onmspxe.—At sea, on board the United States steamship sg pre March 4, on his passage home from Japen, Mr. ALY risa, March formerly of Provitonoo, Rk RL yakry Brooklyn, on Mondsy. ny, May 90, tow Lewis, fon of Rev. Stephen deveazed, agod.© yeas, 5 shocks and 15 days, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to aivend the fune- ral, this (Wednesday ) atternoon. at three o’clock, from the resldeain of C, W. Remington, Eaq., No, $10 Gold street, Brooklyn. Rouguts.—On Tuesday, May 31, Mr. Joun Ronerra, in tho 39tb year of his age. ‘The New Jersey aud New York pilots, and all other friends, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from. the Central Baptist church, Bridge street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Boston papers please copy. ‘VANDERBECK.—On Tuesday, May 31, after a short and severe iliness of six weeks, and six “days after her hus- band’s death, Saran, widow of the tate Isaac Vanderbeck, in the 84th year of her age. Her last wisn was that she might live Jor her chilvrea. relatives and friends of the amity are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, from ber late residence, North Seventh street, near Fifth street, Williamsburg, on Thuraday afternoon, at two o’clock. MISCELLANEOUS. PAIR OF CREAM Pd FORTE 15 HANDS, reppin sound and kind, velers, well broke Bree Or saddle; alse a ola soured rang bar bisck horse, Sates iin mlnuies: “Apply at 18 Jay, cornet Gross N_ANNOUNCEMENT WORTHY OF atRENTION.— A The proprictora of Gayethy’s taeda paper roepect fully annovine at, baving larged the capacity of wlr mal sre now prepared to supply tetelers by eacsera, pocket pa i wa i tving ‘tmora orders ihn taey ‘baw iresaed by recelving’ more fll; but ihe new machine ry, some weeks in prepareuion, is now ‘and hene: ‘all orders can and will be fullilied at the moment of reception. The paper is for sale at the depot, 41 Ann slreat, en aby al respectable lo druggieis, grocers, dealers in fancy goods, &c MISCELLANEOUS, OLD G' "OLD agp thr PENCIL CASES, JOHN FOUERY, 163 Broad Clot pens made order) a rom Bt $4) per down. Or. dors respecttully sol NKEAT REDUCTIONS IN Fasone or CARPETS —ME- Treerply, S00. to 31 dsr afl wool mgeniat a. Ol ih Toon nat to Gm, per yard, & per re joloth from Sic, a” an bene N’B, +9 Bor ¥ Hors IMPROVED S8CALFS. Bi fn so, sd to ta ts Mr, Brak We hnve oroered another of the same me iy the kind permiasion of many of o leading taorcouct our ‘morcasota we iateud wo pubiiah @ perles Of waleb wannot | ‘Sul to comy nee the publte of the farina merits of ou avaien, Which requires ng pitvalse tone sou pre as ules | quires 20 pi wo new in a large stock of scalea of all stzon, Po AS. aed FRANK K. HOWR, "adway, corner of Dey asucet. FO SEs EAD 7a n0, 30 yu will have tne good sense to buy a eovy of ibe “Hing with. | 2*Thousand Biriageroe with over 100 comical outs Deriey, MeL spun panel ry W1O! thier ior a Life ‘time,’ lilustested 8. Pe aviry, from drewiogaby Le ROTTS Carper bro at att buokse:lere, D bet MIRACULOUS V vane sous rou oy RAMEDY AB TO EXTRMMIR of BUGS ROAUBSS, ANTS, MOT! Ps ere and A or sale by the mventor, wie"he sl ‘Brovdway, corner QiXexws arwore macuizs. PRIOES OnkaTLY REDUCED. maching, the price ot which fa wa BE aud legnsUy ocora ee capadie of Ton a ing, in the beat manner, a lthe sewing of a private fanlly Sa remmcare witout ho apilg ores ave we 7 fine, be thems. ins Ti ange § Go [reed MOT ANTANBOUL—GRORGE'S. HAIR DYE, THE BEST and cheapest in the w: Black or brown, are requasied to & box, Cleorgels ual dye to a9 wt iaalpal dept, B SER drt are, 30 rand sree, wow ‘ork bold by Mrs, Hayes, ‘ultoe street. Brooklyn; 0: lander A 00. Third w nd Weelnnt streets, Philadel, Nida ee BD PAOT.—SEIRTS WOVEN ane Bis. Wir 2% valeot fastentogs are goed We me ‘make the” ~~ tell the cheapeot axiris. irte made ores, oe eee ee ING, woven akirt thotory, 231 Spring street, near’ note Tee OAYROR! XOL UNIVE Conee? AN? xine men eae est wl be jdt eet tant a styles, her s make, spring solder i corset made to order; also the tray ‘cue children’s sows coargen “Shirts faade s 7 a7 BROADWAY AVE JUST HECKIVED eee & aicn arf SORMOeEr oF be offered at retail at a REDUCTION OF 40 PEK CXNT. 471 BROADW, Af 0 OAT se a naw siyler.at ln Oo be offered at rete Tuesaday, Siet heny. apa si « R&DUCTION OF 40 PER CENT. Tar Bas nt Meare T aRDUOHION IX In "aos, CHINTZ onaata: TRB = 0 uw FORMER aide 6234. Tt m1 bf gh BLL, PEIRSON Lage ‘Wl otter Be td A foll Fal The wil — pirate oma oe G00 do, extra fize do. oy Pal BAMASK OLOTHS, a NAPKINS, TORS ERE 29 aan SOL SUREEP races, Bure BRAIDS, COBDS, WEBS. “i Vuleanized rubber braids,’ webe and cords, the best Kuropean mfg end for sale by the undersigned. No.3 peas baad & TAYLOR, wm sxumesis amar, MAY 8, FASBIONABLE MANTILLAS, In every varicty of material and trimming, and of the most APPBOVED PARIB SHAPES. Hi RINOE IMPERIAL CHAMPAG NZ, DE VENOGE 4 0O,, EPERNAY, FRANCE, 8 used at the IMPERIAL TABLES ON 2HE CONTINENT OF KUKOPR PELFACILY PURE AND DELICATE WINK, At moderate price and admirably adapted for family use. nearly every leed {lng owe! and deaier throughout ut ie country. Mere eK HAUGH WOUT, Bolo corner Broadway aod peers aireeta, OkD & TAYLOB Have reseived per late arrivals « full assortment ef FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, Which the: wow! UxDae UoUaL Faibms, 255, 1 2 259 and 361 Grand street And 4/ aad 49 Catharine surest, Vid pect GLASS FOR vi pnp SECURING Sy Soll and turpentiae barrels, for scepmakers, oft manganese. patina. bismuth, aluminum, tw black lead, by Dr. Le SEROUMEWaRUEi 1 143 Maiden ‘ane _N. B.—Treatise on liquors. 1,000 chemical — MUSICAL org gh 10. 10, Sus t thie morning, tains THE NEW (teint LEDER SCHOTTISCHE. Composed for and dedicated to BuokS? BUNNKK, ‘WITH SPLENDID POR’ Ala —BSweet Bells of hs ate Kearney. . red Maiden . - Volkulied. relin ce cent M. BELL & Oo B = eninge ‘To be tad at all bookstores and news de; PRACTIOAL Faery: be hal beast abe ONLY 36. Fa oiecnriehs pent ti Br way, Rew w Tork. ut Philadel; pia. 7 EVERDELL'S—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, £0, A’ BB, RBeeecoleorated ours cloganaiy engrat can oaly be * scan te $2 bo sions aod gations! A new lon, $i pranet alt drembooa; warranted satistaclory. ast ITENTION!—THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MA- A chines, price $50, will be ready tn a few days. JTLER’S PATENT IMPROVED TRUSSES, SUPPORT- Bren ‘spinal braces, et the Hull Truss Ofice, 66 While atree ARTHOLF SKEWING LL] PRICE FROM $50 0 $125, se for all family and mane fact ke. Ones. es public are respectfully invited to celland etamine them st 434 Broadway, corner of Howard examine street, New York. Agents wanted. C°*** suntons, Nails nancirelinn toe SSeiargeciant of 774 greattoe joint, worn, after the: without the least inconvenience to the pa- tent, oy i, EACH ARIE axrgeon chop 760 Broadway, Ome ee DEFECTIVE NAS D* J. H. ROBINSON WRITING FOR THE NEW YORK MERCURY. ANOTHER GREAT ENGAGEMENT, ‘The proprietors ef the NEW 30! YORK MERCU. es oe the en; of the Soper author hobipaon, ae a rac ar He ae for the triste « tt aa nin, or is no’ nee and be believes it to be the best he bas yet iten. oe Lap hse [3 phan dially ‘trom the, thor’ ful D in aul "s en will be greeted with enthusiaam by hie tens of theusands of Tanker — A CARD. ‘To the readere of “Puck a aha “Nick Whiffles,” ‘ One-Eyed ol.” eo. Nort we to announce that I am now pre: paring another serfal he acenes of which transpire in the same wild latitudes, tudes, and whieh I shall endeavor to Fender worthy the attention of my former readers. It will be chosen & section of country in which a Pans ibe Toesie fanctos of Bolow—-where.inek incident, and wild adventure and aaae [soma 1h TES ale of my now wory wil be on, THE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS. ATALE or tae Noxrnmsx Trarrinc Grovnns, “PATHAWAY” will be published in a Cortina of THE NEW YORK MERCURY, to which, ve engaged to ived that h daily events Cue Neviaole of my eas of delin of incident. J. H. ROBINSON. 'URY will only add that they ‘than has over yy the newspaper press to American mancer; but a seree of duty to our quarter of a a million readers demands bis eminent services. it ts our mission, by honorable competition to excel in ent, at whstever cost, and pate be rmiasion will ever ed. “PalHAWAY” will be cor in THE NEW YORE MRCUBY witout delay, nd other novelties will follow ta aaa GaCLOWELL, SOUTHWORTH & WINTRY, Proprietors New York Mercury. 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS OR MOUSTACHES_iF your beard won't grow, ni Aare ‘onguent will force it to, within olx sreexa fro from ee eee Soh aten SU ere: ia. axio. i ;geni a oe tree. BG. Gbamau, 100 Negana REAT IMPORTANCR OF DE. MOTT’S PURE PRR. tron. Since the frat lacovery of tts circus foportan ane Jaca Sow Tully saiatliched by Santas ea naif sia, gg hy SEER globul cases of debility (chlorosis fluor alb fended with alepene. impunity, ena a quently F to, rf the wi f bteee Seeman soars cer ae exo paraien dnchargs. a proportion ot white, eplarged sad tabere tha I hal’ beon demonstrated that fs thowstnas of commonly called ver ee of ingredient is the invariable c: 4 nd an infuslon of pure iron into ihe circulation GOGRAND'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP Post rere ures es) zy punelea totter, fleshworma, freckeler tI ngetemaites. Foust Fe eubtile sproote halt from low me ones tact iam See evauWar: are MAGNIFICENT poRsone MADE AT OUR FAC- ‘OB one OF COUNT SANTOVENTA, AT HAVANA, ‘be seem at our eA fora daya TOP V. BAUGH WOOT & CO., corner Brogdway and Broome, x IT. i ve lag eben got... CROUP, by ulloe Dr. TOBIAS” Venetian lintment: ‘nous been discovered that like it ‘Noue is ‘ine unless signed 8. J. Tobiss Price 25c. and S0c. Bepot 66 Cu Cortiandt street, N.Y, ‘Bold by all the druggists. yo CLEARED AND REPAIRED, beet manner, AT LEss THAN USUAL jeUal, PRIOR, By the Naeem Os ALLER 'BC IS Breadway Formerly No. 11 Wall street. TW rpnina. CARDS AND WEDDING INVITATION and busivess cards engraved and fa Geese See cd Engraver and piair, ‘No. 4 John street, two doors from Broad: LOST AND FOUND. PY MD—SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN _DEOEFED In baggage my money. ‘the owsler san have tho same. by proving, Droperty a and paying tor this advertisement on oppliastion at oT erect, up stairs, Boreas LADY’S GOLD BREAST PIN, IN A BoW- and Graad street oom con have te same by vi tADDIY Bt Crook's 8. L, ON THURSDAY small amount of silver 7, the City Bank of Brooxlyn, The wilt receive a ving te the same at 244 Henry street, of rable to Mrs. le reward by lea lusic yestercay alued ase gift. A liberal will fated to Henry Tie sper Ost=ON TUESDAY, SI¢T ULI, IN GOING F L 41 Broad through Bes ty radray, Faamen ‘gine dar and Naasau streets to the, Belmont Fulton street to the 4 copped tthe unter of tne eimemt note ua Hater pt louse. The suitably rewarded by leaving the same with Thos. be Clark & Co. 18 Fulton street, corner of Front OST—RIIHEB IN ATLANTIC STREET, BROOKLYN, or on a South ferry boss, a pccket book containing & noe for $222 25, and some other papers of no use to any but tbe owner, A liberal reward will be paid. Apply at 140 Ful! sqeet, N. ¥., basement. pode Le sno nieoe E R LostcON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 28, GOING from Twentieth atreet down Third avenue to ‘Sixteenth street, from thence down Irving piacs to the Opera House, a broad gold bracelet, ZL Ander widl be eullably rewarded by returning the same to 129 Kast Twentieth street ———— Lites HOUSTON STREET, BETWREN MERCRR AND ‘Broadway, duringa fight in self defence against the attack cane iaians fe bs with an elephant t ibe finer oc the suse shail be exceodingly touted, and if poor, 8] folly aby leaving it at be ER ERRAND OgTON MONDAY, MAY 30, ON THR FIVE O'CLOCK n Island, a pocket book, containing papers the Gites = Loh in bills. bid the m papers, and no questions asked, to ‘Albee 7 Ntoolay, Moony, Nord poe OB 8TOLEN—A BROWN LEATHER TRUNK, lack at bothrends, bound 1 wih tron, ee a taining wearmg apparel. a a reward wil Fecovered, at i Joba street, bs pe ent adnan Wwarce LOST.—tHE PARENTS OF THE BOY WHO took a silver watch from lad on Friday in Thirty-seventh street, near Madison avenue, will piesss re turn the same immediately to F. W. GCogaill, 78 Broad strees, . _REWARDS. — 2 eens Te OR SARA, oe raul and i ¥ us hair about bis eyes, Whoever wi bald doy. at No 3h eee ereane, will recelve the above reward and the thanks SEwaro. —STRAYED, FROM THE PRE. \ieeo 922 Mercer atre: on the morning of of May, a pede ip, witha crool tail The above reward will be given if Fettirned to the above addreas. 5UREWARD.— Lost, A BLACK AND TAN DOG; AN- ‘swers tothe name of Ben. The finder wil receive the area Teaving him at 162 Cbur zh atreet. $5 REWARD—LOST, ON THE 20TH INSTANT, A little white poole, with light yeiiow ears, anawer to ihe name of Heclor; was last ns Houstoa rake og ‘Laurens street be paid by INST., A ‘The above reward will be him to No. 16 Second avenue. REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, MaY a A $10 inside and F. M Miefan engrav: cover. The above reward wil! be fE8 toanypody. oe eee £00, 313 eighn ‘gold Hak bracelet, the top to be opened hav Lod exeraved oa. the uneide of tae or t “MIL .LINERY, &C R6. 0. GILBERT HAS NOW OPEN AND I8 RROEIV- we by every steamer, & fine selection of headdresses, angand crave bonnets, also fa: raw hate of the newest style st G69 Broadway. __ POLITICAL. PRENTIETE WARD p DENOORARIO UNION Gi.v, — A ization aay ie Pe souree vate eme ce Coca Seay o' LA ‘SE ta buctoaas of tmportemon wal “ttt A ARDY President. Joszrn Brexax,Secretary pro tem. ATANA SRGAREIN 3¢ BOND, FOR EXPORT, O& Th ray AITON, SANFORD & L— , corner Wiliam, opposiie A SRGARS—NOS. 1 AND 2, LESSEE mp 5: for eale cttacr thar by the oT Boul atroek. A Ain senate aN TP esi aT .) GORMAN 500.( 000 ‘rer BAYAN), dtes aie, from 94% $10 per Ro tuiavan tes meen that such sindnoements will be offered Qo CHRERS, No. 17 Broatway. OCULISTS AND AURISTS. ARTIAL DI DRAPNAGS, @8 AND DIGOHARGES FROM THE PART aueed by scare fever, taiammation, ot tries ts ite howd, wom faretuly nad coteatifioally tm is cua: ug Uy fesst pa et 5 aad @ CAPE TY BIL Ones petanes crests aan ty a it _ (is bellowed that ‘ap cabnot fall it by Dr, HABFLRY, aurias, 40 3. Marks lave, Loe? 4 taxLon, herr {nvite attention to a and fasblouable asmuwe- SPRING AND ‘SUMMER SHAWI8, UDiING 87: arcu goo oe BEOCER, BELOW REGULAR PRION, , 250 and 961 Grand eran ‘nnd AT and 49 Ontharine street. Lo 4 TAYLOR, 35, 287, 289 and 361 Grand sroot. ‘nid &7 nd 09 Onharine street, WILL OPEN, MONDAY, MAY 23, NEW EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, Including the newest designs, in great varioly, aT Low ran. Flounees. potnt collars at foetal cory at Byward, 98 ad rent NN. B.—A fresh assortment of Phillip’s kid gloves. ‘ANTILLAS, MANTILLAS. MAMTILLAS, MANTILLAS, MANTILLAS. ‘We bave now opened » splendid assortment, 25, worth $850, wal Bites oF OF NEW TORK AND VICINITY. yonse have, we can afed Deer SHIRTS. perior actin, fr pu Ss" ROBES REDUCED TO $16 50. Black ase, Cot (white edges.) silks, Stella shawls, i VEQY LOW PRICES ne rom rood 10, & 5. MOWBRAY. S69 Grand atseot street, corner Forsyth, street. ets bi Be ta; 8 aprings, 75 Bipelvay ged 3 Ono cents; others in proportion. Call and examine, 691 eee WILKE & OT AMITY AND FOURTH Sided b streets—W" ‘AS & MOYNAN eee now 6 4 French printsat la. per yard, worth is, B4;8 mow der BROADWAY, BETWESN AITY AND FOURTH streete—W1. WILKES & MOUNAN caste foal figured briflants, aplend ia gootes af la par oe 691: BROADWAY, BRIWEEN aMITY AND FOURTH streets —W iL KES faring creak liner. Also a large. lite. gooda, me seen Bedell, eet re or ‘aod wariped mevall soto ‘auction. _—- -.. JORPORATION NOTICES. NONCE FEE COMMITTRE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT eS veces ee ae Nema 4 farther notices awe. SULTREL, age _ Fe RO aoe t a OTICE.—TBE COMMITTEE ON REPAIRS AND sUP- plies will meet oa Tbaraday, June 2, at4 P.M. in room No, 5 Uity Hall, to coasider the Tompkine market, on a Me W. LAIMBERR, Jr.) Supplies. ogy oe 8 ol COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE ard of Councilmes will meet ou Thursday, June 3, at 2P.M, ip room No. 5 City Hali, Parties having business fore thé commitiee are request ented to attend. W. “leg A, FRHAK, Ww. BULTEEL, Ye COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF Tak Zz oF Aldermen will meei on, Monday, the ot. J rane, at 336 My No. meet of room, exienaion of Unuren sireet trom Fulten to ip renal which will also involve the iene widening of Morrie and Restor strecta foil bee partes int the above matter are Present wichout further notice, ss this wil probebl be of the committee on the subject. ny person or sone baving any other business beiore the commitiee will pibie liters dla se ‘Committes THOS. erRenENs, on JOHN LENS, Streets, MMITTER OF 7H6 BOARDS OF m men on re- the districts of the city. will meet on Satarday, June 4. at 11 o'clock A,B. All persons in the diffrent warda of the oty Raving any interest in the matter, or suggestions to make to the are invited lo be presen! Et a Boou THOS, STEPH BOBERT L. DaRRAGE BENJ_T. RHODES, GEO? BIOKFORD, BANUIN BABOUCK, T. 8. Nims, Clerk. SPORTING. WR Sat SaLR—THE Past THIRTY FOOT ¥ac ‘sails of parte aepcallon Mr; COUPME 135 ear -4 TACET FOR SALE.—FOR ae A board sloop Fe} +of about 20 3 43. phd tise beat fr me wealee: 18 a fast and a very per b bir! JOINT 8PECL. Al and Special Committee j Common Gounoit, J ts turns nthe most thorough manner; hae Jpaibeen overbanied; will be sold very low. Apply ai 635 aa FOR * RIGGED Marton an cog ein be wea SaoEE OF Ee TONS FOK SALE VERY CHEAP. Nes Spear wien Fay Oy a A Be the _ not havic, ae ao ake en eee waned bpely, ieee oat the Yacht Club House, THE MILITARY. om any ¢ © SEVENTY-FIkeT BSGTME: Srill bo bold at the Azmacry thi ou will pleawe Come prepared to H MAYNABD, Sooceiary.