The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1860, Page 7

Leanne RRREREnanemeeenenenneens EE Dow, and are ready, even at the present mo- iment, to sustain him for the Presidency. Thus the Garrisonians are the advanced , guard—the Zonaves and Turcos of the republl- | can party—the Sewardites are the main body, and the Western free soilers bring up the rear. But the tendency of the three divisions is to ‘the same point—the dissolution of the Union. ‘The ignoring of the existence of the compact in the constitution which protects slavery is @ violation of the basis on which the Union Tests, and just as destrictive of the political ‘fabric as the more direct action of the van- guard, whilst the rear guard, by backing and @ustaining the main body, become identified -with its policy, and as effectually carry out its sviews ae if it were in the front of the battle, —_—_—__. Tur Mexican News ry Wau. Srreet—The news from Mexico caused a prodigious excite- ment yesterday in commercial and political circles down town. It was the common topic of conversation on ‘Change and in the bar- rooms, and nothing was to be heard but specu- dations as to the influence which it would exer- cise on political and business affairs generally. ‘The events which have taken place in the Gulf, taken in connection with the movements on the Rio Grande, seemed to have somewhat changed ‘the complexion of the Presidential contest in many people’s eyes, and to baye brought more prominently forward the claims of Sem Houston, of Texas. It is remarka- bie what a revolution is frequently effect- ed in the most deliberately considered calculations by an unexpected and startling ‘incident, ‘such as has just occurred at Vera Cruz, Personal inclinations and preferences ah give way before the excitement and enthu- siasm of the moment. Thus, in the discussions Which the Mexicsn news elicited yesterday, and in the bearing which it was felt to have on the Prospects of the Presidential campaign, there Was but one vame in this connection in every one’s mouth. No mention was to be heard of Dovg!ss, Huster, Davis, Breckinridge, Wise or Orr, ‘Their pretensions seemed to be ignored as completely as if they had never entered the diets, For tbe moment, in the fresh probabili- ties which the recent news had imparted to the @emocritic nomination, the claims of Sam Ftoustot scemed to engross atterttion to the ex- clusion of thore of all the other candidates, The impressidh thas observable gives to the events now tranepiring in Mexico a double im- portance, ‘They will not only decide the “future character of our relations with that country, but they may exercise some in- finence over the campsign of 1860, In the ehufflings and boliiogs of the political trickatera. at the Charleston Convention, they away be made the means of defeating organized Weachbery, and of imparting cohesion and union to the democratic ranks, Let intendiag rene- gades, therefore, keep a close eye upon the ‘occurrences of the next few weeks in Mexico. They may save them from the temptation of _ Miegracing themselves, and of insuring the dis- scomfiture of their party. Lavevy,Tuses Auona THe Conngcricut Port ‘TiciAxs,—The political campaign which is now going on in Connecticut is being fought out in the real old fashioned nip and tuck style. The election is of the first importance to both of the great parties. On the one hand, the North- ern democrats are exceedingly anxious to carry at least one New England State, so that they may stand fairly at Charlesten. On the other side, the republicans are very well aware that they bave no States to throw awsy, and that ebould their Eastern Malakoff be taken, or even 7’ ‘ore of its ontposts battered down, they cannot depend upon either of the Central States. The republicans have serious doubts as to their Connecticut adherents, and spare no pains nor expense to bring out their fall vote, The democrats are working upen the manufacturing interest, which has begun to see the folly of the doctrines inculcated by Helper and Seward. ‘The democrats know very well that the breeches pocket is the tenderest-part of the wooden nut- meg State, and they are working upon that theme with a will. Some of the strongest men on both sides are stumping the State. Fernan- do Wood leads the nation democratic hosts, while Tom Corwin and Governor Banks follow ibe Mayor on the other side. Last night there was a great democratic meeting at Norwalk, at which Mr. Wood delivered an effeetive-speech, which we print in full to dsy. Both sides have brought out their best men, and the democrats are very confident as to the result. It will be a rather close shave; but it is to be hoped that the State will vote against treason and disunion, and set the seal of disapprobation upon the nefarious doctrines of the black republican party. The election turns purely an@ simply upon this question, and bas a degree of national importance which can hardly be overrated. Without doubt the full vote of the State will be cast. Se ‘Wreck of the Steamship Commerce—All Hands Saved. - PurtaberPau, March 20, 1860. The bark A, A. Herbert, at this port from Cardenas, fell ja with the steamship Commerce, from New York ‘bound to Galveston, on the 14th instant, ia dis- trees and unmanageable. While lying to to render ‘wheistance, the steamer came in collision with th® bark, carrying away the latter’s mainsail and bniwarks, and doing other damage. During the night tho bark reecued twenty-two persons, beiug all hands, and includ- ing three passengers. In the morning the gale moderated, when she took the provisions and baggage, and left the Commerce settling fast, with nine feet of water in her bold. Non-Arrival of the North Briton. Porttanp, Me., March 20—Midnight. ‘There are as yet no signs of the steamship North Briton, mow due here with Liverpool dates of the 7th inat. The National Democratic Convention. comes out in favor of holding the National De: ‘Convention at Baltimore. —_—_— Maryland Delegates to anne ong ‘The Second Mo Sy District Conven- tion to-day elected fleas were pumd saeeyiy tenet Rene iagae ‘Were passed strongly against Fire at Milwaukee. Micwacksgr, March 20, 1860. or ae epee laeies gicioat, today oa the coracr ‘ater end Wisconsin streets, making & clean syoep of all the wooden batidings, fifteen in number, betwien that corner and the Newhall House. Tho total low will not Probably exteed tou thousand doilars, nena nena NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL, ere ‘The Brooklym Ferry Question—Way the One Cont Bill was Reported Against~ Rush of New Yorkers in tae Lobby~The Axes that are to be Ground—Republican Legislative Caucus—Their Fisancial OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DESPATCH. Alsany, March 20, 860, Both Houses to-day were engaged in the third reading Of bills, the House passing twenty-five bills aud the Sena'e nine. ‘The bill to prevent ticket swindling was amonget those that passed the House. ‘The bill in regard to police courts in New York was re- ferred to the firet Commiltee of the Whole in the Seaate, ‘The bill to appropriate unclaimed deposits of savings ‘banks was defeated in the Senate. The vote was after- wards reconsidered and laid on the table. ‘Mr. Miller informs me that he never promised to go for the one cent ferriage, as stated yesterday by Alderman Dayton. The trouble before the commitice, he states, ‘was on account of a private quarrel between the Brooklyn and Williamsburg people, tho latter demanding that, if the Fulton and Brooklyu ferries were made one cent, the ‘Williams burg should also be reduced, or it would injure the sale of property in that locality, He attributes the ad- ‘verse report of the committee to the quarrels between those two sections. I give his statement as he made it to me. This is certainly a mixed question; but there is little chance of the laboring classes getting their one cont twoen the % SS eS Sg ad apa ‘The poor man will have to stand ‘There oh ae ete & storm, the clouds are gathering in all directions, and ‘what i being done in secret willsoon be made pubic. ‘The lobbies here are crowded with New York city off- fied Cong A. aaah eae ‘Andrew greys E doce MoNei!, (for the Tax ion} crs, including the asus! commitwe from ce dey ee are in busy attendance. Joha and De'aticld Smith are here, urgent with a Washington Heights commission. Welst Spencer are Kup for the police cuurt job. Lhe way, I see & bill on the fies for a new instituuon, at a cost of $60.00, to be a Second District Police Court and place for detention of witucases. This, I learn, ia des- ‘Board.”? ined for the now beadquart the Tombs Justices when they are organized into a The railroad interests ailected oy the Toil bill, &., jeeps Dean Richmond and a quorum of ratiroad presi- sens! in perpetual seesion bere. By the absence of Peter B Sweeney and his etage clients, it would be inferred that all the gridirons are disposed of, yet the pastage in the Ateembly to-day of the indefailgablo ‘Buckman’s horse railroad from Williamsbarg w Newtown, shows what. migbt be cone even now by » one men power lobby. ‘The great dosge in the lobbies this year is to come here As a committee, Everybody from the city comes here as acommittce. A committee of sixty is announced to ap- pear here to-night, all city repubiicans, want-ng to have the Tax Levy disbursed among themeclves as a reward for their services in the cause of William F. Havemeyer and Tammany Hall at the late city elections. committee arrived is Williem D. Kennedy, in char, Tammoeny Hall, the -Strect Department and the spoila generally. Where are the Mozarters? Whore are the Aldermen? The bew emendments to the char- ter were first set on foot here by Tammany politicians, but since the measure waa recommitted and again re- ported it promises to clip the wings of Tammany even cborter than thoge of Mozart have becn. general caucus this evening in tae Aesémbly chamber, sor the purpose of arranging their party programme, ani bringing the wayward Senators into traces upon the party question. There was a general attendance. All includ were excluded, rj every precaution adopted to proveat 5, i = topution i ll Delng kept up with but little pros pect of aif agreement to-ni ey are still in seasion a this, twelve P. M.,and no aoe has yet been taken. Al hands have aeaeiy pooven thespesives as being ina dilem ma, Many of the @ declare that no caucus shal bind them on the question of tolling. Quarter Past Twrtve 0’Cuock, The caucus has just adjourned, without taking a vote upon this troublesome question. They will moet to- morrow night, when it is thought the mater will be ar- WEW YORK LEGISLATURE, ~ Senate. ALBAxY, March 20, 1850. Mr. Hasoxp (rep) mtroduced s bill to incorporate ¥, C, Sanderson, Abram Brown and ten othors, as a com- pany to construct a railroad in Grand street, ——— avenue to Seventy-third strees. Mr. Maxwmerxe (rep) introduced a bill to amend the election law. It provides that in the city of New York the district inspectors shall consti- tute a board of registry, the siid board to meet two weeks preceding the day of election. Parties may havo their names registered by dling the required affidavit wih the Registrars any time, previous to the meeting. Com- pleted lists are to be publishcd in at least one city Dewspaper. Mr. Rexery (rep.) introduced a bill to make the Court of Gommon Pleas in New York consist of six a ged held office nine years, three of whom may hold the general term. Also a similar bill for the Marine Court, except that the Judges sha)! hold the office six years only. ‘Also a Dill to provide for the slection In the city of New aaa ee the Supreme Court, to hold office el taiad a il to make op cae Court cae ne Dill was passed relative to the ting. of oysters, within waters of the State. This is cor’ Reberwon’s bill, and its success is due to his earnest ‘The bill providing for the transfer to the State of un- claimed deposits in lost by 13 to 14. probibit Sunday amusements in New York, and a4 the same on the ground that the bill was oppressive toa large class of worthy citizens. was adopted. EVENING SESSION. L diegnerne= Fig the sale and foreclosure of the New York and Railroad, and to extend Madison avenue, in New York, had progress. Assembly. ALBANY, March 20, 1860. ‘The morning session was occupied in the third reading ‘ork. To incorporate the a aig bw provide or ie, forthe payment of ineret on cal | Td ‘The Harlem River Free came up for a third seanaeut werkeica mates hie Sailing anes Star of the re New Onizans, March 20, Star of the West sailed for Now Xe York with $73,000 m specie. Marder Trial the Norfolk. pea ee. ‘The trial of Land for tho ards? of POP een oe Princess Anne is made a very in fayor ‘ag ® change 0 ‘vemue, but it was _————— Northward. Navigation at the as woany day. Considerable ice ton, but it will likely be ali out in a day or two. The Overland Express Company. Tauren, March 207 1960, ‘The Overland Exprees Company will ran a weekly coach Sercauired ‘Ehe rireret ths cont iibag, wise abo ae require wi al yar pee ad point is falling, New Jersey ruty Legislature. Tho Hunterdon and Somerict ‘Raliroad Extension | was defeated to-day for want of a snilicient numbor of votes. Toe vote stands 27 to26. Thaty-one votes were neccesary. NEW YORK ULRALD, The Prestdency. Larrer 0.” HON. EDWARD BATEy OF MIssOUAL. Sr, Louis, March 20, 1800, * Bon. Edward Bates 148 Addressed @ letter to tho Mis- Bouri delegates to the Chicago Convention, in reply to in terrogatories propoundet to bint by them. Ik will ap pear in the Demecratof to-uorrow, Tao mala features Of it are as followe:— He baa no new opinions upon the sabdjoct of the oxtension of slavery, and has formed none wit reference to the pre- fenterray of parties. He ts coeval with the Mizsours gaeution of 1820; he tormed his opinions ther, aud bas not Su snged them stpce, At the time of the Revoluyon, aud lo 1g after, Slavery was regarded as an evil, but temporary in ils ne ture, and hkely to cleappear in the couree of ume. Yet, while it continued it wae a misfortune, tically: Slavery 13 & Tt oxists by loval Jaw. Tho foderal government bas no control over it im the states, Dut the territories are subject and subordinate to the government, they not supreme to Cxtenaion of ta avery, and in bis opine tee policy aud fap it eught to be against its extension. fhe consutution does not carry slavery into the Terriw- ries, por anywhere, it only acts upon +t where it is establisbea by law. The Drod Scott 0, es decides. oe ee Scott was citizen, opinions ludgea bey Judicial and of wo authority. The q by them were political and not within their vanoe, and belong and could be disposed of Kelle dn most unt i i; E g jap al political departments. The discussion was Bate, a8 it produced @ dangerous conflict between the o0- @rdinate branches of the government He favors the colonization of the free blacks in the American tropics, the Homestead eter eee See & porfect equality tg among citizens coustruction of the Pacific railroad under the eu- spices of the government. He is gratified set big name has only been used ta a spirit Spree? and peace, and to prevont division and controversy mong those who ought to be united. Ho has neithe cought por held any political office for twonty five years, snd. petieted wah Se honors already paid him by th> treyea by fire this morning. Sho sg owned by Natiasiel ‘Stone, Ieaac Rich and George Bavon, of Boston, ant Wil- iam Braastreet and Nathaniel Kimball, of Gardinor. joss is cetimated at $76,000. Cmeago, March 20, 1960. A fire oocurred at Black River Fuils, ‘Wisconsin, on Sa day morning, dentroying, forty three buildings, among frisce one the Shenghac House, the office of the Jackson Farmer, and ali the aiores in the town ex: os lopgiog to T. T, Parrous. As the fico was vered in two places at the same time, it is supposed ry was tho work of an incendiary. Loss cetimaied at from $30,000 to $40,000. Sailing of the America. Bostox, March 20, 1860. ‘The mails per the Cunard steamehip ‘America, for Liver- Pool via Halifax, will close at half-past seven o'clodk to morrow (Wednesday) morning, but sho will not gail until abont ten. Deepatches fited in the telegraph office No. 2t Wail street, New York, 60 as ty reach here by 9 A. M. will be gent out in her. Loes of the Propelicr Sofia. Nw Osivans, March 19, 1890, The propeller Sofia, of Philadoiphia, with « valuable jas lost on the 16th inst. on tho coast of Texas. 8 a heavy sea running, and the srils were hoist- Propeller prevented her steering, and she went Fire at Harrisburg. Haraisnvre, March 20, 1869. “cKeller’s State Capitol Grist Milla were entirely de str-yed by fire last night. Loss heavy. Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOOK BOARD. PruLapELrua, mut 2%, 1960. Stocks firm. Pennsylvania Stato fives, 03; Reading Railroad, 213; ; Morris Canal, 6175 Island Railroad, 1144; Peinayivaaia Railroad, ‘38%. change on New York unchanged, Mona, March 19, 1860. Cotlov eales to-day 8,600 bales at irregular prices; mid- dling at 1034 a 1040. 5 - to-day 2,000 val i ie alos, at irregular prices; middling at 103,0. Toxe" Sales of threo days, 7,000 bales. pts of three days, 5,500 APALacwooLA, March 1, 1860. Cotton—Receipts of the week 3,600 bales; export of the week 4,750 bales; stock 41,000 bales, ‘21,500 Inst ; enles of the last three day 4,500 The mar- et cloees dull and lower. Freights to aed at 0 98. 16d. Exchange on New York one-half per cent premium agen March 19, 1860. Cotton sales to day 760 bales; market Cotton sales to-day 1,900 bales Tocbasest pow ore te he ae 19, 1860. ices. 860. Flour quiet. Wheat unchanged: white, toe. 8 14a, Provisions stoad i mess gekg en ye 4 sides, 10c, Whiskey steady; Ohio, 23, , March 2, 1860. Flour r uncbanged. Wheat dull; white $1. 68 $1 63; red —? aegirene “Waeraat te * 18 60; ba- 8. & 1050. duit. en oe ‘ “era + Reel Flour dull at $6 10 035 00 for wupering |. Provisions dull and oe pa waa Toe moderate demand and easier. Bight ox llc. Moncy in change cn New York, for gold, Calendar for Wednesday, Scere Count—Crrecrr.— Part 1.—Nos. 647, 375, 103, 467, 435, 243, 781, 687, 691, 693, 696, 701, 703, 706, 707, 7109, ml, 6, 17, 119. Part 2.—Police cases. Svrgxior Court.—Part 2—Nos. 412, 462, 82, 60, 81, 212, 56, 246, 628, 634, 826, 850,164. Part 1 has adjourned until next Mond: ay. Common —Part 1—Nos. 1696, 1630, 1862, 1855, 1858 1730, 1820, 1800, 344, 2381, 1847, Part 2—Nos, 2568, 12, 345, 398, 419, 8741026, 1824, 1888, 72, 41, 418, 1979, 1549. Usirep Srares Disrricr Covet.—Nos. 37, 56, 64, 71, 72, 7B, 74, 75, 77, 53, 89, BO. Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- ries, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of the 1707, 1860, 1880, 1652, 1569, 1710, DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTCCKY AND MISSOURI STATE Devawanz—Exrna Guise, NO" 139, Manoa 20, 1860, 6, 11, 7. 76, 15, 38, 2, 43. 63, 78,68, 53, 13. LAW 0, 136, Manon 54, 8, 37, 38, ii 3 ins, 39, 41, 20, 63, 438, SL. Ctreulars sent nadresatig , Witmington. Delaware. a of ga aut Davis & is »d: OOD, EDT CO erie Gis 282 Ba 78, 25, 54, 11, 64, 52, 7, a 63, eas, 38,38, 19, 57. Crass Mancn %, 27, 49,46, 26, 18, 22,87, 65,26, ona 50,39, AZ, 40,25. canes a DAVIS & OO. Manager ‘Macoa, Georgia. “= Havana Lottery.—Nos.2968, aye eh 19311, drew the Ave Capital Prizes, in the drat Cirenlars pent free rote pense by ad- seaaoe Dem} hots care Of eily post Bhd a erie Dress Hats for Gentlemen Hatter, 216 Broadway, opposite Bt. Paul's ym.—W iliamson Gallery, spe ee miniature to Ufe aie; Brookl; 249 Fulton, Cameo- Ni 1 See eee rae ae 477 Browiway. hile is a. BEALDING, Proprietor. J. T. rect Photographic Cards, for Visitin; friendly exetnge and Dusiness, 34 for Si, as Holtee’ Gallery, 816 Broadway. etre Opening.—On Thursday, the JACERON, 061 Brows , will open a large and choice m1 and Mantillss, for f0¢ deep and seoond second mourning. Shirts Made to or or Measu: ). C. SILLECK & COX, 150 Broadway, corner of iiberty Ladies’ Dress Rosette Trimmings.—Ro- settes, imps, braids, at Lockitt, 8on & Co’s., 261 Fuitou sireet, Brooklyn. Reaa nis “Irish righ if you want a fect report of Bt. Patri y celebrations. Otherwise it Evcatarislting and inatructtre an opnale Repairs ee 9 tg generar jational Union are united zene. Gall today Aro. Americans Knox's ‘broadway, 7 Son’s VuneTRUNG GRANDS AND SQUARE PIANOS. ‘Warerooms 84 jalker strvet, ‘Warercoms 601 Broadway. & Wilson's Sowing Machines.— ‘Wheeler Offige 506 Broadway, New York. Mimger's Sex Machines. Detiiet' i 5a pean pera, very rtd sees Parker Bros.’ London Bros.’ Londom Clab Sauce is alt otbers: ares a coe beeees Bae abe oe ange tate, Pie ie hy Ppa ‘A. J 2 FaRRE, T. Patent Cham: sok tephe pact aise See teceaben sooner ot A0arreg street, Now York. Fairbanks’ Standard ‘More than one hundred and fifty different sizes and ae apted to every branch of business where a correct dur- snisaale ig required. ‘Call and examine or eend for an tus: ctroular. eamonenens | & rig YY nee! Reatty, st No. 4 Murray street, perio tron framms Trask endl Cover, for $10, masnutaciure? br PaOHN BLAUE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1860.— THE FAMILY HERALD, en TCO te t Celebration of pi Patstek’s Day in New VYorh—Iuteresting from Japan-<Yews from Arizona—The Shvemaker’s Ware ¢ Famous B. hh of Promise Case— © Great Prize Fight—Looal News of the Metropolts=Market Reports, &Ke. ‘The Fasviy Buwarn, tn its edition of to-day (Wednesday) *UP contsin a fall account of the) Celebration of St. Fatrick’s Day ip New York, with u report of the Lecture of De. Cabill at ihe Academy of Music on the “Fidelity of ireland,” Iuterceting Intelligence from Japan; Letters from Our Corrcepondent iv Arizona Territory; Letters from Our Correspondents in Lynn, Mase., giving a De- seription of the Progress of the ‘Shoomaker’s War—Both Parties Waxing Bittor and Dotermined not to Succumb; Roport of the Sermon ef the Rev, Mr. MoGainness at the Academy of Music; An Account of the Great Broach of Promise Case in St. Louis, with the Names of tho Wit- f norece Summoned for tho Trial; the Latest Tatelligence } ta Regard to the Approschivg Prizo Fight in Eagland; All the Local News of New York and Vicinity of impor- tance; Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money Mar- = all interesting news matters of the prooeding wi ‘Texus—$2 a year; four cents a single copy. Subscrip- Uons received at the office, northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, New York. Single copies for sale at the counter and by all news agents. Advertisements inserted TRIPLE SHEET. Avouera Pataeno, wife of Dr. U. pee! Se pat ey Paimedo, agod 47 years, } The fusceal wil tae oa Thureday afternoon at two Renee hor late residenee, No, ‘2 Myrtle avenue, Ri WARDSON.—Suddenly on pare Hun’ ©. Ricc4xDson, He tbe Abth year of rif eh lea é His (nerds And acquaintances bg ‘Teapecttully invited to attend B.S funerad from 3064, Broome ‘street, this (Wedneeday) a. ternoon as one 0’ nya Genysburgh, Ps, papers Plone co Sur —On Friday’, March 16, pt 8. Sum, edt daughter of Sareh ao! Thomas Smit The relatives, friends ana acguaiay'snees of the family aro reapectiuliy invited to attend phe 1Mneral this A nesday) alloruocn, ui two o'clock, from No. 82 Wi teenth oe aes Savas Sons, in the in year of his ag Ms fends an: ives of the deconsed are énvited to attend the foperal this (Wodnerday) aftemnoom at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 11 street, whibout further invitation. His remaina will be taken to Lanaiag- “ew i will plesse Bor papers copy. Ou Tuesday, March 20, at two o'clock ia the prong, Sanaa es, after a short illness, the beloved mic ot! ot Shea, @ mative of the county Limer ck the frlende and ooelyeal gr sede liplgpasa he | and sister, James, Mary Shea, ere ia- Vited to attend ber funotal this (1 this setae afternoom ut balf-past twebve o’clock, from 18 Pine streat Limerick papers please ‘Urmnn.—-Suddenly, ou Mouday, March 19,Samvet Urn, in the 63d year of his age. red ellos ie fanart, Shure are mrsenera invited to attend his fuperal, 4 7 ——_—__— Wiscrcvanme. Vs (PRE Arai. 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Holloway’ Oimument, entirely Com- posed of battamic exiracts, is exceedingly efficacious for Soe! vis: pies, bieehea, as. a few avpl cations suMlcing for a No Lovet table sb sbow'a be without i, as its valuugie u all cutane ons Penmanship.—A hang fiend sisnn gaursnices to all, old snd young, in ten lessons of rach. Ciara 36. Private leasoas a0” “OLIVER Bee SOLD. eMute, 802 Broadway Sirs. Winslow's Soothing fae hy Ba Yous of a iebat'o | poesia ‘ebildren, wit e — 5 Cranpeii—Manstoy.—By the Rey. James Willett, on Wedbesday evening, M4, at the residence of Lride, Mr. ye pige Cuannxis to Miss Joscrauxs rol Fad TON, allof this city. LW AutEn.—By Rev. J. L. G. McKownp, Pastor of Minity,M. E. church, on, Wednesday, Feb, 2, Joux Dasue aad Louisa a all of New York city. Baercuxn —On Mond: Maven, Dr. Busta R. BELouxr, of this oly a the Gh ear i ag ‘The funeral will take a Je Morbi pare gs vast Hlcvemth atreet. Gah a hye o'clock. The relatives Mind friends of th the femiy’ro i ‘ited 0 ationd without further notice. kpc fale a. i AL stvey, en nig how Mi “4 0, ApRAnAM OWER — jarcl Surma Baowrn, of Y of y lungs, aged 86 the 36 years. oaarumives apd friends, and thane ais brothers in law, M. Graham and John B. {ull} mvtad to gilond the fanoral, rom 235 Woat T weno street, this ere ts afternoon, at two o'clock. City, on on Salurday eve evening, March Barrascn, Bardaach, ‘The friends of tho cae canny erhaa be tend the faneral, from the residence of her father, 108 erson street, near Myrtle avenue, this b(Weanetaay) ior Hse ag Sone) ‘without further notice. Brrves.—On Ti March 20, Taomas Braygs, a na- tive of county Galway, freland. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend sho faneral, from his late reeldonce, 152 Leonard street, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock. —On Monday, March 19, Many Axx, wife of Michael Cotter, aged 88 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- fend the funeral, this CWednentey o’etock, from her late residence, 110 street. Caswrorp.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 19, Wit- usm H. ‘CRAWFORD, aged 25 years, 6 montos and 22 days. EE beg o) at two yaa irty-fourth ‘Train leaves Jorsey City fori one o'clock. Van Huss.—On Traces ae March 20, ©:tHa. RINE, Wito of Benjamin Van Hise, im the Tiat yoar of hor age. Behold! a tender mother’s meen A much lov’d parcut fled Sho's gone to hor eternal home, And eyes with the dead: ‘ob earth, her faded form, in thy, cold bosom let it lie; Safe let it reat from every storm, oust it rise no more to die. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully ays a attend ber funcral, from bor residence, No. ision street, on ‘Thursday after noon, at two MIsCKLLANEOUS. OOMMISSION SR oF pee ov: Aes THe BT. Law)er, pet Ss ‘ublic gee iT conan hOW, mm ‘prosdway, corner of Chambers — AM COMPLAINING INVALIDR CAN RELY UPON Davin, hy angen difficulties ay, ly described, and all possi ure, at es of Dr. raeire i whee Magcare ‘Treatment bad Re- mediza. Cfilee and residence, 66 Weat Thirteenth street, near Sixtbavenue. Charges moderale. Cansultations free. ‘a BLESSING 72 HOMANITY, Dr J. HOVEE DOD's AS ent Onthartie 8y1 yrup, of tnfante a. clare ren and deli unales, te A perfect f tite fr aloe fend so delicious to the taste ‘bl eblidren wit ery for CHARLES WIDDIFIEL) & As _Excerie 49 <s BOURR DOD'S INEREL At. OI Rea cat y Bot on evs, bladder and urinar, uceu paseed as a remedy ee Pan ae has! Sige wipnirieiy e &00, cae ‘and 651 DR, J. BUVKE DOD'S BRANDY Gari sanioe For iver Complatal, Costiveneas end Dyspepsia. ‘They oe pines to the taate, ally supersede the uwe Of p) “OH AKILS Fee ee na 651 Broadway DK. J. BOVE® DOD's IMPRRIAL WINE BITTER For iotioten Consumption, Weak Linn ad Lil '» Nervonmess, &¢., are enor Cerne be and 51 Broadway. the kted. tow before the publia AT MOLE McLERS’, 695 KO ADWAY— HIE NEW STYLE at AM ding i Envelop in pattern, and cltia) letter to 3 WADDIFIRLD & O0., 6 200., racticel proof of their popularity is the fe + 12, wee alrendy been orderei.. mney. ‘Daly New: — Lond bao Exclusive agencl’s can be soured of J. W, BaRTLRrT, patentee, at the salearoome 419 and 421 ‘Brosaway, N. . ¥. T WHOLFSAL! CHBAP—1,000,000 SEGAR?, HAVA: na, Domeatio, and German, from $4 ‘o $50 per thousand GO. CHEEKS; 17 Br dway, Ear SWING | MACBINE [REEDLRE EVERY DE redured pr lesale and retail. Bartle and nd Company, ‘GI Broadway. RIDGRWATER PAINT METALLIO COATING OF Filicla for Roofs, Ontside Work, Railroad Bridges, Depots, Prick and Wood Villas, Churches, "de. Uontracts fcr Faint ing received at depot, 74 Kaiden Jane. HIOKS & BETTS, Agente, Bowers porns, brhifac gt yd NAILS EE RORD ev eeten , PERFECT SEWING MACHINE—NINE DOLLA: sacaat ae All the requirements of the famity.. me sy re foot cured wit! isenitadieoes ry oh ZACH ARIE. “eireeon 2 ATRUY, on, weak. reapabesscalse and La eee woe Cees eee and ¥.0. symusace . wholesale O-RING, 178 Broadway, tad ‘all druggists retell it. ad ROUP, GROUP, CROUF, Immediately cured by Dr. TOBIAS’ Venetian Liniment, Of busareds ef ebiiteen baye Bocu saved tule vost by Ke" Oui %.cents, Sold by all the druggists, Depot 4 Cortlandt street. Ou wpcr AND eal Little At ap THE 700 Brondway. if 1panon's. ANLFLICKERING bod BURNER, THE is with economy, and gires ry Mendy fame, 86 Thame, sixty Ys. YEARS, MERKS CABINET FURNITURE WAREROOMS, ‘833 and 385 Fourth street, Rorthwest corner of Broadway. ‘The friends and’ acquaintancesof the family, and those | SUPERB PARLOR, LIBRARY, DINING and BEDROOM of his mother-in-law, Mrs, Susanah MeNary, are invited to attend the funeral, from the Second’ Presbyterian church, corner of Clinton and Fulton streets, this (Wed- needay ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Camrurit.—On Monda; ", March 19, of consumption, Wruam Campers, aged 4 yeare. ‘The friends and relatives of th the family are respefltfully invited to attend the funeral, {from the reviaenco of is brother, Patrick Campbell, 33 West 27th street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, without farther notice. His rotuaina will be interred in’Eloventh ‘Street Cemetery. Cusrrendes.—At Fort Tryop, on Monday evening, apie 19, Hankusrt S,, wife of Lucius Chittenden, of this ys 4 friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- rai, from her late residence, at fort, Tryon, on Friday af- terhoon, at half past Ove o’clocks Car of Hudson River Railroad leave Chambers street, at 3:45 P. M. CLARK.—On Tuesday, March 20, of copsumption, Jacon ego 4a years, 7 month and 2 day: uly shvtia friends and acquaintances are Teepectit in to attend the ronerel, froin his late residence, corner of Broadway and Forty. Orst street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Cimaman. ea ny, Ne ‘Tocsday Tenet vette March 20, of consumption, Joux Y CREAMER, The friends and acquaintances of "neta family. are ate teppect- fully invited to attend his funeral, from bis late residence, ‘163 Stanton street, on Thursday alternoon, at two 0’ "clock: Dexistoy.—On Monday morning, March 19, MarcaRet Cc. Li am vie Tey @ long ness, aged “a years, 11 moni jays. Tho friends and relatives are respectfully iret to at- tend the funeral this (Wednesday) afwrnoon, at two o'clock, fromthe residenceof her brother, James L. New- Ladlow street. ', No. 1: de aoe half, two o’clock on Monday afternoon, March 19, after «linger Miness, Many Eta, wite of pod ty yoisd of t, Ireland, aged 25 years, 2 months The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the. funeral, (rom hor late residence, 290 Fourth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Belfast Papers please oo oor h 20, Exszanera Hewper- carver Marcl sox, widow of the late William Denning Henderson, and second daughter of the late Henry Walter Livingston, of the manor of Livingston. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, at Grace church, on “ot Gee Src aati o'clock, without wag oe inyi- ut —Oa Tuesday, March 20, E,, wife of William cA "Ball, aged oy fee thaesal will tlie plade froma hor lato residenoe 117 West Twenty-seventh streot, this (Wednesday) es noon, at two o'clock. Javxg.—At New Haven, Conn., on Monday, Marob 19, croup, Wiuam Hamrzron Jayy@, formerly of New ee Kuuixy.—On Tuesday, March 20, of ALEXANDER fo of William and Margaret Kelley, a 4 years and 26 days. *erhe ‘ends and soquaintanctst of the family are t- folly inyited to attend the funeral, this (Wesnenday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his pa- rents, 487 Greenwich street. Pittat eare $i Monday, March 19, Rosaxxa Lewvom, only bene Patrick and Margaret Lennon, sged 16 years sre funeral funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from residence of her parcats, 301 Weat Eighteenth atreet. Lewnon.— At moancieasc, Westchester county, Monday, March 12, jat the Tealdence of ber sonia law, native of Enniskilicn, Lr xyes On Monday, March 19, Saxe L. Lau, in the age. saan relatives and friends of the family are respectfalty eee ee the tunersi, from the residence of his sani ti two oho In Brooklyn, on 20, of 3 native-of county Cavan, Ireland. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to t- orady, 176 Navy street, at iwo o'clock thts (Wednesday) aiterncen. *ife of the late Maurice Moon. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family arc Vy gir 4 twenty-third strect, at two o'clock this (Wednesday td ternoon Charles Hy Binney, pa Lenxow, aged 66 years, a 60th year of his re a Rivingion street, this (Wednesday) after: Tuesday, con- pol sary Mauow, aged 24 years, tend the funeral from the residence of her uncle, Mooy.—On Toceday, March 20, Mrs. Rosaxsa Moox, tnvited to attend the funeral from her tate residence, 2! Patwapo —In Brooklyn, W. D., on Tuegdaz, March 20, FURNITORE, Jn miyles of ed Ch 1 Sipe Most elegant an fide Interlor Decorations, Pler Mantel Glasses, Goods packed and shipped to all to ali parte of the world, OUNTAIN'S INDIA STORE 18 THE ONLY PLACE where Indin Pineapple Dresses, Crapes, Silke, Lutonge, 5a ting, Seermueker, Nanb ina, Novalies,Ching, Laoatiered article, and all binds of Americar. Indian eather Fans can be procured, wholesale and retali, 653 Broadway. French Fans, Isient atyles. eo & BAKER'S NOISALEW oe MACHINES, 495 Broadway, New ¥. 96 Brvadwar, New Yorks 59 Fuon street, Brooklyn. FUPCRPRB FARINA JELLY, A DELICIOUS DRSBER nd the best substitute for animal food; enriches Ba tables of the Astor House, and all the principal wal Heckers’ Farina Dollers to prevent Durning OF seorbing: Jelly olds ot varios aces ;,forms and patterns: for sale at the es- biiehment, No. 6 New Canaletreet, near East Broad: io Bows a eee on have five distinct woe for | makers, for sale at iow prices, imine sire, variety wiih | chatge for Litt, thst Tiour tos | ko. ma or ae TOW Eesle, ferupon be ‘oor, work- | BAF ES. See a i below the Astor House. OVET’S WAHPENE AND INDIAN VEGETABLE az Li teams eBonges eray oa | to ite color and ures bald corode jewelry a TS $6 80 ber docs i bored. ‘OW PUBLISHING, BY SEORSERIOR; xEW AMERICAN. CYCLOPEDIA, APOPULAR DICTIONARY OF (reaps KNOWLEDGA, BO. RIPLEY "AND %. A. DANA, US CORFE OF RPET STORE—HUDSON 314 HUDSON Ee 64., emer ft Rca @ se LANDON, 57: near Hee dlsge EREY’S bee Sooo SPLENDID 1068 RO Bold e1 4 ete pianys Jarannoe BOOT AND “SHOE POLISH, & LIQUID COMPOUND, A GUBSTITUTE FOR BLACKING. NO RUBBING REQUIRED, RETAINS 178 RICK GLOGS IN SPITE OF aNoW OR RAIN, rv) PRESERVES THR LEATHER. BOLD EVERYWHERE. JAPANESE POLISH COMPANY, Ro 447 Brocme street, ove door west of Broadway. Sve eee wing Mi Fawily Hewing Machin Hetmizg Gao; = So Staci x PRING Cy ae! em, Le yt | = § Pants $3 to £5: 9 thou Anew siock of Sei See made toonter. Fin BMF, w 1» ANG For eale by all bookseliegs. ([2* HUDSON—PROM THE WILDRBARSS 10 TEE OBA vi 7a8 ART JOURNAL For tres as iskoeding's Papers.on Se Boek, ia now y ord justrated, wi y (nue three, Denti 1S >So, rao ture by Quintin Mai tm the Hoyal bert: Car at 2 THE COW DOCTOR. Kograved by C. Couson, from Pisture by C. 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DESCRIPTIONS; WV leo SILVER and PL. tinny Wake; hed eile tyne O. 4 11my, 415 Broadwn} below former- ty {ll street, Watch tiie, CLOCKS and JRWSLEE ceaped and re the an finest ese in rats manner by the OWE : ery a TEST Paco AL oe ge eetigged 1a thle city: from ; Knglish , els 75¢ . 8c, We and $l Ingrain Car pets, See tic, Ur ve: oll cloths, 886 5 Buss, Mate, Mat ing Shades 4c R. aM ANUMKSON, 99 Howery, sige of the Golden Kagle. - $2 HEN | Sr greta AND GAITERS AT JONER’, 10 12 Avo street; aleo — new styles at $3, mouths old va eae erry, box 170 pT CR ene cS AN AMBRICAN MARRIED LADY, OF GOOD FAMILY Dut reverse foriuve, {a desirous of meeting wih *ealthy couple who wauld like to adopts babe from. tis sythstrown, Addresa Mrs. Clara Kobinson, box 117 «filee, stating where aa interview oan be had. Ocean Lorik IRHEBITAPCE—TO ALL ton snd Lowth families, cangbter of bt Wiliam and Aup ire fork Nathsn and Soptia < Leete, gland, both ha Amerton Broad' D SINGLE es antes. Fitzabeth Kipyletom jngloton. aad Priscilla Lowte Apple td Se Ha TR, rte Mr, wey, Row York. ——». BAREST W—RETURN — og ED Lanes. — Asverythiog shall be settied. No. oa, pg yoko on — oBRALTOY po dered 1 Beaah'streets below se Soim'a Park a '¥ THE PERSON WHO CALLED UPON A gp Sed MAN 2 Tuceds about the MMAR, OPENS La was M5223 JOHN CRAWFORD, LATE OF aig Ng 4 fre Ee ot dnecn tee ae -} Bin Friends tant may wee the above, will please let bim know ~ —— Ma CAtzEns s ysuns 70 STATZ ONOR FOR Ab: want (o be troubled again. Can act for himself, sado-o Si AND SEE ME, ag fi Fe Mus DBOBB. RIE" ee ce BY Bon Rggy od bi} BAppaer i ever wished e ive desoinio, Perey AML ND EDS REY IMPORTANT TO ALI. FROMENT, FAMILIES — Wanted to know oer of Wi ogee From ‘iilean Je ont, Jobn Charies, Dorothen, Mar Theodora. a ndre, Marte: Taran tesa York int 185, a ‘our ries nee ww Yor h 7 office, (600 and 651 Broadway, ‘New York. LOsT AND FOUND. eee FoR cee as MORNING, A Hegel Eo ba Saddle and Bridie. ‘The owner osn bave him riy and i] mpenete, bj Ly ara We Ss wade ° ‘OST.—A BLACK AND TAN TRRRIRR, ON saTuR- day eventag, In Grand street. Bas short esrs, an: ot over each eyé; no collar = ADawers to the name or er ‘The tinder will be ‘suitably rewarded on lestiog him at Grand street. TOKRD Up BY T & SANBORN AND J. SILVER, oF ‘ort Wood, Bedice’s Island, two amrali Boats. Gernars can kare thom Gs-spplying to the abore ofthe pee aforeeaid, and paying expenses, ety QTRAYED FROM TSE SUBBORIBER, time part cart harness, ticsame to il Yorapth sirvet, or 60 Falvia market will be ira rewarded. “amin ae REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST FROM THE CORNEE OF NINTH sireet and avenue C, aamall skye Terrier, The avove $3. will be cams on Hearing — ‘AB Above. REWARD. —LOsT 3 IN GoINa FROM THE CORNER: a Ne et ia y vor: .. Boone ignard iilbe by leg it to 8.8. Ward, 412 pope ', ON MONDAY, ERE on & $5 2 17's Chataline Pin’ ensmeiled on the fro jaguer- ete te buck. The finder Tif rosie the ay ew ward by leaving it ai the office of Randel & Buremore, 53 Nae- gnu street, THE LECTURE SEASON. ROTURES AND READINGS IN THE FRENOH 1-4¥- guage, by Prof. KLIK CHARLIER. Spiogler Institue Lecture oom, No. TUnion square, Brosdway.” 218 o-choae suaaecrs: MONDAY, March Madame de iCcamier, the friend of Madame de 2 finel and Chateaubriand ‘ URBDAY, ta ~The French, Modern Historiama, ; single Rig ts, 6) Cente To be hades way; at Lockwood's, 41] Broadway. aad oe eeceenaeetatii clei iatsimatitsih Dinas ALPH WALDO bag ey WILL, DELIVER HIS Cu fag fe 5 fore the Foung Mews Move way vray gent renee great on oe ea ary been a ‘W. BADGER, Chairman of Seo. Com. yuan (LLIPB ‘Will deliver a ‘Plaster, WEpEBEDAY EVENING. MARCH 2, n, : eaves and power ae unrivalled q “aG) IN a Aduaitinnce 2500 cents. Lecture at 8 0’ Doorsopenst