The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1860, Page 5

Preparations for tme Baltimore Con- - vention. Baurmmons, May 16, 1860. Asan extraordivary influx of Westera dclogates and visitors is expected at the Baltimore Convention in June, the Balimore and Ubi» Railroad Company contemplate errangements by which, with ¢pecial trains, at convenient ‘bou's, with cheap round trip tickets, the éatire bote! ac- commodationg of Washington can be brought in full re. quisition, I adaition ty the very extented provision sow making 0; Bumerous excellent novels in Baltimore. Democratic Meeting ta Augusta. Avousra, May 17, 1860, A large democratic meeting was held last night to no- ‘Tolpate new delegate» to the National Convention at Balti more. Resolutions were acopted by aa overwhelming majority, and the pational delegates appointed to the State Conveniion, ss well as the Baltimore, were instructed. Massacnusetts Politics. ‘Bosron, May 17, 1830. A meeting of the democraw of Cusries\owa, last Svening, Copdemped ib course of Mr. Jobnsoa, tho dele gate 0 Charleston from the Seventh district, in voting aud recommen that = new District Calied, to instruct the delegates at large to vote Dougias at Baltimore. A large mectiog was oeld last evening at Lowell. B F. Botler was sustained in voting against Douglas by a small mojoriiy. Pemnsyiventa Puittios, mc, Pa , May 17, 1800, mecting of the Douglas Otub was held bore inst night. atiended by a } Dumber of the leadiag demo- of the count). J. R Hunter presided. Resvlutions passed unspimorsiy, requestiag the President to addrees ip reierenoe to the action of the Cnarles- Convention; reoommending that the bolt «@ meviiog im the various preciacts twesruct the delegates Lo the National Uonventioa at ‘Baltimore, avd asking ‘het the Covaty Committees on Oor Tespondebce to cali a Convention on the bin of June wo in- @truct for Douglas The demvcracy of wis county arc Beverally enthusiastic for Douglas. Sa aaee Mevements of Hon, Jone Bell. - Lovuisviaxm, Ky., May 17, 1960. Hon. Jobe Bel! bas arrived hore en route to Tennsases. ‘Hoe woe serepacec his evening, and ie now addreseing tre pecpie in frovt of the Galt Bouse. - Mass Meeting at Phitadciphia., PatLapenenta, May 17, 1800. AD immense mers meeting was he'd to-night, to ratily ‘the nomination of Boil end Everett, in Penn square, Jo sepb R. Ingersoll prestoirg, emivent citizens aceostated. Mr. was the chief orator. His | ro Wes Pupg durivg the proceedings There was 0@ pyrotechuic display, in which “the belt” fgu jomloently. Repolusions were acopted, faithfully ad ering to and cordially sustaining the great prineipte the revolotion appro the ratfying procee tings of the Baitimore Conveotioa, and declaring the selectiva of the candidates emiuvatly juctcious. Meeting of the Vid Schoot Presbyterian Generat Assembiy. Rocussrex, May 17, 1869. The Old School Presbyterian Goowral Aseombiy mot bere to-day. Three bucdred delegates werd present ‘Rev. Dr. Yeomeus, of Peousytvania, was elected Moae- Prrrsuwre, Pa, May 17, 1860. The General Arrembly of tne Presbyterian church, Now Schost, wet io this city today, io Rev. Dr. Kenewil's tharch The openiny sermon was preached by the Rev, RW. Patterron, » 1, of Oniesge, in whieh he took Birong groun? in favor of denomtuational acion About two bupdred coleghtes are present, including many of the mort cistingrished men fp the church, Key. Tuorn- ‘ton A, Mills, D. 1, was elected Moderator. A New Catmoite College. Newark, May 17, 1860. ‘The cornar atone of the wing of the handsome marble > ‘st South Orange, receutly purchaeed for the Catholic College, was iad yewterday afteroooa by Biztop Bayley, ib the presence of 509 people. Tho p deil- wered an addrees on the occasion. Quan tee itt of Hon. Mr. Rose compuliing, » Wurance co! ee aod agencies in Canada to } ie government, was passed toa third read- Bsutimone, May 17, 1869: ‘The abandoned slever found asdore at Andres Islead ‘wos bo Coabdt the brig Wm. Taylor Hall, lormerly owed by_Dunock and We ly, of baltimore, and (raasferrod to Wm, Applegartb & Son, who sola ber to a map named re as acolicitor for chronomeers. port, under his command, last October, pomipally for this port. Bow Roate to Pike's ‘mile. “He fowud oe port will be puobehed. ming of the Saute Ste. Marie Canal, one LJ Dereorrt, May 17, 1890. The Sante Ste Merie Canal was opened fer the passage Of vessoia on the 10th inst. ‘Weataer a ay “or Joana, NF , May 17, 1860. Rain and fog; wind N EB. Thermometer 35 ‘Cara Baca, May 17—Noon. A fearful gale, with rain. Fire at St. Joha, 5. B. 4 ‘St. Jou, NB, May 17, 1860. Taet night eleven houses were buraed on Straight Shore. Bieariy all were insured. Fire im F ‘Onwnoo, May 17, 1860, A fire ta Folton jast aight destroyed a biock of Gfiecn clase woo ea Duéluings om Wall and Second strects. Beas ‘Lees about $7,000. Insurance very small. Bogar closed buovant at Oso. a 7% Floor dutl at $5 50 « $¢ for supertise. firm Bacon ce at i sams 10%,c Freighw aod exchange upatered. Montur, May 16,1860 Cotton. —Saies to my 890 bales at uachaoged rates, Dit Clean oultwe w Oller ing. mai as Barrons, May 17, 1860. Flour dull and no ea'es: Obio aod Howard street held Wheat activ» at $1 33 8 $1 40 for red and 8) 596 0% firmer: sates 20.000 ‘Wrinuey aut! at dull at dot, Gorn Tiour tteady. Wheat ‘Dushels yellow at Thc Lard firm at 11 eo. e12ye. Key auil at 2) yo a 2i0. coup ip, $5 ORs BS ST he $60.86 76 for douole extr apart. Corn firm bot quiet: sales 6,000 bushels Tinpots at 620 , 66,000 10 Nod 6000 at SOKO 24 0 oo Toledo ot Parley Orm, wi 223 ee : to crn, 180 * Dawe ATRONPT to Pita Briupixe oy Cnixn srenet ~ About e quarter before tea o'clock last bight smoke was discovered tnralng from the frame bailding, partly ua occupied, No. 181 Grand street, corner of Orosby street The premiers are about t be torn down, and the curser Pore has just bern vacated 4 1h ae & grOCAET Hore, iat the Gre wae d ronrered a large pur filed with of Foreme to one end 2 i dey; and bed the totally destroyed oe ie vabas $3 ® THE EUROPA’S MAILS. wee ACCOUNTS OF THE CREAT IRISH EXODUS, THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY. THE BENICIA BOY IN LIVERPOOL, &e., Bon ac. The steams*ip Eoropa, Capt, Stone, arrived at Boston at ten o’cicck yesterday morning. Her mails were des patched t» New York by the Shore liae—tne now roulo— and arrived hero at eight o’clock last evening. ‘There ts no news in addition to that rec graph from Halifax. : The United States bad received »"~'' the English House of Commons. The San Juan Diffculty im Parliament. Ip the Houee of Commons, ES} overbs og im any ia‘orma- on as w the present uae between this country apd the United States with reference to the teland of San Juan, apd whether be bad any odjection to tay the spondence with the United States govern- menton hject upon the table of the House. Ho ‘wiehed further to ask, although he bad pot given noice of bis intention to do 80, what was the present condition of affairs as to the occupation of, and juriadiction in, the Bland of San Juan, in consequence of the arrangsmaats made with Geveral Scott. Ho also wished ion from the United States, and a otber pee ao United S.at-s jo coaseqaen of 1 compromise which be proposed having been rejente: Would the noble lord also. lato what was the, tavcre of the compromise that bad been rejected by the Uaited Seatee? © Lord J. Russrti—As to the last question, I cannot pro- perly give an anewor at present, for it would not be con venient to expiain now the nature of what the honorable gentleman calls the compromise we » whieh we Think waa fairly in accordance with the terms of the treaty of 1846. The present state of the question is this: We made a in Avgust last which was refused by the American government, they stating over again their claim to the channel which they bad originally clutmed soon after the treaty. We intended to reply to that, and there was some question whetber the smorican governme i: would vo ‘oy reply to our despatch, but tne Inat inBlMgence I received was shat Gea. Cass exoected to recerve orders from the Presideat 9 prepare ap avawer to our deapatoh. It depends upon the terms of that answer whether 1 can lay the lence om the table, or whether some further reply on the part of her Mujesty's government will not Le neorsary. A® to tho state of the occupation of the jemand of San Juan, the House ie awaro tbat Goneral Harney thought it necessary to piace eght hundred men And a battery of guns on the island. General Scott waa sent there with orders from the President to use bis own diecretion, on the basis of Mr Se-rotary Marcy's dea pateh, which is well known to all of us “General Soot, acting Im the spirit Of toat ceapaich, immediately soot way srom the igiand ali but ove buadred men, aad de- claced that neither party ought to have exc usive jarte diction while the question was pending He also sent away the gup#, ana ioformed the Governor of Veoton- ver's leland and our A‘mival of what he bad done. Tho Governor of Vancouver's Isiand dis not consider bimsetf euthorized to enter {mio any compromige or agresmeot with General Scout, not having bas apy orders (rom homa, oO have eince been sent to tbe Admiral to laad 100 war ines—tbe same Bumber of men asthe United Stace nad on the island. Wo raid at the same time that it was {sirly tm accordance with what tao American goverament hae declared that there should be no exclusive © ion exercited id the island There bas been some doadt ‘op the mind of the Governor of Vancouver's Islant whether we should Dave @ insgistrate on the island, lest 1 might create coufusion. How that bea been accided I cannot sey, but soch was (he siate of aifuirs at the date of imy inst intelligence. Tho Irish Exodus to the United States. {From the London Times, May 3.) ‘The Irish emigretion stil contioues, at a rete which threatens resuiia ‘ar beyond tae calculations of tue 600- Powmiet, perbaps even tho wiehes of the statesmen. J: ts o the overflow of a vessel full to repletion, but the cperotem of a syphon which crasns w the very bowom = If that eyphoe may be regarced in apy visivie form. ‘one com Atlantic. He ees trains of repeful, if not happy, faces going off to the Land of Promise, from which friends and relations Dave sent not only invitations, but the meaus of scorpt- om long, as i ‘a kaely’ to goon, nd elt very and the United States Truh. Frcm the Liverpool Journal, Mey 6 } EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL—THE EXODUS FROM u iF lis ; =F & | itt i t qi I i i g Hy #8 it & s TEE ia ‘i i #3 Fe] z i ; f d i 7 Pid i 32 fat : £28 5 2 tid oh ? HH s outlet for and it is qaite usual for toes trowete 10 ship there hoo w Co 00 almort ene we De SS vesosia aa now appointed one tbat is be felt im Liverponi. ships are also to have & 9008, and venerle be found ye | Belfast Rew fucilities offered from Liverpool of There are other ie the ropbery ant emigrants by lo:ig- f We it ts one 4 pa te, I exodus from Tr tant tds eeavon ta Whely wo be as CJ “ : tf fl fi NEW YORK HERALD, eobenced price of labor. Tuis emigration panic is to bo traced to the simpie fact that every from Amartoa Dringe large remittances for ourtt to rete tives im the old country, who, tempted to ‘of couras, are willingly Detter their condition io a couxwy waisd industrial eaterprise. % (from the Liverpool Times, May 7 Ow Wedereday evening, the 24 instant, ae arrived { ip Liverpool from Chester, and tox up his querters at | the Waterloo Hotel. Ais visit was koot stris'ly private, | fotbat ne manifestation toot place on bis behal’, sod | evep the persons tp the hotel were not aware for some | tims of the presence of the farfamed Benicia Boy. He wes nccompanied by tvo American friomis, said to be his | backers i the recent contest for the cuampioaship. So | ome was the Amoi ay evening ead Tho: y foreno%n he visited several places ia the town, and amongst others mato a call at he Clayton ball, where he remaived a short time, and had an interview with some frien¢s he had kaova in America, Whether he receive the subscription seid to have been raised for him by @ number of American cap- tats belonging to this port we bave not been able to Jearn. In fact, the inquiries whtoh w ve instituted in- cline ts to doubt whether any « tion bas been | made in this town for the American cha apion. In the afternoon Heenan and his two frivods to London by the 3:40 PM. train. Toe pa: s fret clase Heenan having bseu y Ove or two of the railway officials, the fact of his ‘wes made known to several persons who haopened to be in the station at the time, and they immediatly sought to gratify their curiosity by a'tempting to gel a sight of the “Ugbting man.”’ Some were successful, but otbers were denied gratification, for jhe party, on fading them- elves recognized, drew up the blinds of the carriege to protect themeeives from the public gaze We underetand that two Liver) gentlemen were, by spvc'al desire, ellowed to see Heenaa, with whom they exchanged the customary courtesies. One of the spectators, who had previously known Heenan, describes him as being com. siderably altered eince he passed through Liverpool oa bis arrival in this country to contest the championsuip In reporting the proceeding in Liverpool of the E glish champion, the Liverpool Mercury saya .—We have the best euthority for stating that there will be no renewal of the contest with Heenan. Liverpool. ty oc supied dy The City Chamberlain. The following correspondence vetwoen the Mayor aad the Deputy Compwrolier explains iteeif:— Mayor's Orrick, Naw Yorn, May 17, 1860. Wiuam BE. Waneen, Faq , Deputy Comptrolicr:— Sm—Andrew V. Stout having been removed from tho office of City Cham verlain, you are hereby directed, fron | this date, in po way to recognise bis authority as custo- | dian of the public money of the Corporation of thie city. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor, ComrTrorieR’s Orme, New Yous, May 17, 1880. Hon. Frananno Woop, Mayor— | I have the bovor to acknowledge tho receipt of your | note thus morning cirectipg me, from this date, to no way | to rycoguiee the authority of a. V. Stout, eq , as Sham. berisin of this city; aod in reply I bog leave respect- | fully to evciose ber ceived from Hon, Robert T. Haws, Comptrotler, cuntaia ing !wstructions which must be my rule of action in the | premises Inasmuch 88 the “oootro! of all the fiscal coa- | cerns of the Corporation” is by law invested in tuis Da- | partment, I bave, in carryteg out tho tnstractions contala cd In the encicged despatch, direciod all ths ofoers of the Corporation cbarged with the ooliectioa of the puolic re. | venues, to continue to make their deposita with Mr Sout, WM. EB. WARRE ith @ copy of @deapatch just ro. | Ag uBual. Deputy Comptrotier, * | bineado, May 16, 1860. | W. E. Wanatw Comptrotier’s OMice— You will receguiso tarn. Stout as Chamberlain till my re ROBER? 7. HAWS. t Catendar—This Day. ‘RT—Cincurr—Part 1—4195, WOo7, 4007, 4577, 8039, 2523, 1701, 2146, 46 38, 4185, 4118. 4183 Part 2—Nos. 4114, 990, 1948, 1640, 4158, 4516, 2604, 1410, 4852, 4159, 4998, ‘283K, 2124, 2424, B46, LAN, 2500, O72, 4200, 4278, 1622, | 4248, 2500, 4502, 4450, 4 2660, 450655, 45 2 | Usrrep Srares Desretct Covrt,—Sume an before | Surnator Covet —Part 1.—Nos. 217, 151, 477, 479, 481, 485, 450, 401, 493, 495, 403, 167. Park 2—Nos 520, 464, 566 568 570, 672, S74, 06, 578, 592. 584, Gi ComMom ’teas — Part 1 Noa. 1627, 2026, 1858, 2035, | NBG, W3T, WI, WI, P41, 24154, QMS, 204%, 219, 2078, 4229." Part 2—Same as yesterday except 1615. WN cr thas tale. a Mora wingeot # Pence, teeta & Co.'s | sussea Coorry—ans IS Maw a. 50, 28, 45, 3, 6Y, 60, 25, 4%, 5, 41, 39, 40, 77, Oomsouarer Corvent—Onase T] May 17) 8d 15, 18, 26, 29, 11, 51, 56, 1, 39, 4, 30, 71. FRANCK, BROADSERTS & 0O., Wietagne, Oeinware, Drewinags ~f the Delaware State Lotte- ries — We “DDY& Mans gers of tne DF 4RE RESTOCEY 6 MIRSOG KL ite. AWARE—RETRA Chass "7 ay U7, letu. | 16, 66, 71, 36, 38, 14, 77, 50, 73,5, 39, 68. Dmawane—OLass NO 36 May 17, 3,41, 63, , $8, 32, 17, » 24, 66. Gein POUR, BUOY £00, 8 Locls, Mesoart Ciroulers sent free of char Oficial Draw t of Hodges, Davis & 00." Censotidsted ot = ry May 17 1368, 42, 72, 23, 31, 48, 29, 44, 36, 73, 21. 11, 75, 45. ‘Prise 01 688 Broadway. Cirsalers trea. ee Vil & OV., Manogere, George, W. FH. De Voo=—New Hat Store, 307 | Broaaway, two dcore below Walker street. | vase the tones reraiy in gehts sReentot em Goede | fareaoascerehisen” “Rod Sa aoe Sapertor Dress Shirts to Order.—A Per- fect ft guaranteed at UNIUN AU AMDB’ 63] Broadway. Great Sale of Shirts at MOODY'S Shirt 38, 34, \ 260 Broadway, | « round Braids ef Lt Sirr, suns Uo" Wiad 7 Ein ‘treet, Brooulge. wer > Paris Boots, Snoes and Gaiters, ef a Su- perlor quality. jowt received by BUGENE PERRIS, Boot ma- her, 62 Rasen mreet i a sae Poona rey be ts vung eoere aad ae, - teilabed Lal 348 Paton terest, Hel: , Old and ner Sin Batehtishmests removed and merged ‘eto o0e ai Roe 6 BY) rondway, by Waker “ whee of t «0 sad experience able Artiste are emploved for the public god, wih new pove'ty, taking 24 Portraits at one sitting for $1. odtiereoyte 8, be ivery ry pee, Half Price:—Viguette Pho werepbe. sad retousned. ambroty; fe ‘Lawresos Gatterys st Broadway. r me A. Baseford’s Biiliard lace. Fifteen 7? Court ard Remern etr: sew Table there ond 149 Fulton, aed Mel # aus street, Now Tork. Wheeler & Wileun's Sewing Machines. Cdice 606 Broadway, Bow York. | Orover & Baker Nelesices PPS eS Geese © Loos or Borner Tee = Milward's Needles, ap CRS necaitee sy ynad. 's Ointment, Absorbed by the shir, Ie convessd by the bieod to all marta ot the aretem 99 the chest lung disere tad ‘iver compliant are Dy the Wooten To Wh Wearers —¥. y=-d Saree cnet partons. THinstee ein be nee The Only Porson Known for the Tremt- ment of B ttle Uproots Hate tr fleet one wee "a SAS ea oe herous te the Rest and Re Nae Sir | constitute a mail or | closed | crdebredmens of the #tate, a's air, A GRANDIRAN, Removed to Apion | FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1860. FINANC\AL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvrspay, May 17—6 P. M. There is not the least change to qaote in the money market. The ingniry for paper is livety; some of the banks complain of the light offering for discount. Among the brokers to-day loans the payments $100,710; balance this evening $0, 875,387, A The foreign exchange market for Satarday’s steamers bas hardly opened yet; bankers are ask- ing the old figures, 109j a j, less @ brokerage, for 60 day bills on London; and 5.12} a 133 for 60 day bills on Paris. There are seme commercial bills in market at 109} @ 4, and 6.15 opward. It is impos- sible to state how much gold will go on Saturday, as much will of course depend upon the demand for bills to-morrow; but from present indications the shipment will probably exceed half a million, and may exceed three-quarters. The following are the last quotations of sight ex- change on New York at the cities mentioned, the quotations being in all cases for gold:. The feature of the 6 market to-day was a startling decline in Pacific Mail stock, which fell from 98 a 99 yesterday to 904 after the first board to-day, then rallied, sold at 93, and closed 95} bid. All corts of rathors were afloat with regard to the cause of the decline. At the company’s office nothing is known that can justify it, and the two heaviest holders of the stock both affirm that the fall is @ mere brokers’ moyement. One story was that Commodore Van- derbilt had obtained a contract for reopening the Nicaragua route. We believe that the Commodore hes @ trunk full of contracts and transit granta; but we don’t think he classes them among his assets. He can open the ronte whenever our go- | vernment agrees to protect him; till then, transit grants, either in bis hands or -in others, are mere opened, and the Pacific Mail Company will be the largest gainer by the event, for the passengers aad freight will have to be taken from San Juan del | Sur, or the Pacific terminus of the Nicaragua tran- sit route, to San Francisco, ia their boate. They are sole, exclusive owners of the only boats in existence on the Pacific which can passenger line along the coast o this continent. No one else has boats, or coal, or workshops, or any appliances for run: ning @ line; with all the capital ia the world it would take a rival concern a year to provide itself | Waste paper, If that protection has been se. cured—which we do not believe—the route will be | & ! with these necessaries; so that, fur some time to | * come, no fear of serious opposition need be enter. tained, We presvme the stock to be good for an- nual dividends of 20 per cent for maoy years—with ordinary prudence and good fortune on the part of the managers, Tho heavy decline in Pacific Mail may be said to have affected the whole market, The best bid for Panama this morning was 158; it in the afternoon 139 bid, against 142 at the close yesterday. The West ern shares were injuriously affected by the traffic return for the second week of May on the Galena, which shows decline of $4,029; that stock declined to 64}, closing 64; bid, against 653 at the close yesterday. The May earnings of the Galena last year were $122,007; it was in fact the best month of the year till September. It is not expected that May this year will show any great increase, Rock Island fell off to 694, closing that bid, against 69] at the close yesterday. Other Western shares were generally a fraction lower— | epparently from sympathy with Galena. Erie stock rose to 233, then fell back with the rest of the mar ket, closing 224 bid, against 224 yesterday after- noon. The steady progress of the recovery of this property, and the increasing confidence shown in it by foreign capitalists, whose orders now come by every mail, are the most encouraging symptoms in our failway world at the present time. A foreigner, whose investments im this country have been large, writes to say that ho expects to see Erie stock dealt in at our board before very long at the old prices—60 a 70 percent. Central fell eff to 82 | closing 81 bid. There was alarge bnsiness done in State stocks and railway bonds at fuil prices, The Frie issues are in demand at an advance. This afternoon the market active, bot stocks closed dull at the following quotations:— Virginia 6's, 92a 4; Missouri 6's, 844 8}; Canton, 214 aj; Cambert Coal preferred, 144; Pacitic Mail, York Central, 81] a 82; Erie, 2248 46 oj; Harlem, 13 a 4; | wana gy " jog, 42 a 1; Michigan Central, 48a 4; Michigan Sonthern and N. Indiana, 12404; do. coaranteed, 244 a 26; Panama, 139 a 140; Itineis Central, 60) a Jj; Galena and Chicago, 64) a 4; Cleveland and To- Jedo, 30) a 1; Chicago and Rock Islond, 694 a }. The tthe Hauk Clearing House this morning were 7,079 6, and the balances $1,- ‘244,692 32. The Mercantile Marine Insurance bower | of Boston has declared a semiannual divilend of eight per cent, payable on demand. We are indebted to Messrs. W. 7. Coleman & Co. for the following extract from their Sin fran cisco circular of May 4, beotght by pony express: — ‘The money. market prommes Ww be quite eaxy for tbe enevivg steamer. The cpl ona) coilaters! the rate ore bot month. This oe Sat oo 4 ‘Totel.... + esseese ‘The ac jourament of the whteot Ceamive action ia the of the outstiso ding - ‘We rogrettes (hugh ts to be hoped that another Way Bot be permit wd to pase over without the required reuef, Tne sine of cr teton Of that bedy, bows more readily be peered over than those of ta miewios. ehether con ‘vromated or restzained of fulGiment by Fxecawve tater- E. Stock Kxrchange. | ‘Tronenay, Mey 17, 1890. S100 U 8 O's 1865... 2095 200 ene Ere RE..bIO & * wn do. re | “seo Tow sto a | 0004 Repe " | 10006 Moh 8 9¢ mb, | 1000 Mien 30 8 G44 0 Tih Coe ve ee sis? Ch azESE 3 a x BREASTS ae #322522 853% were pretty brisk, 5 being the general rate. The | SubTreasury gained money to-day, the receipts being $134,779, of which $105,000 from duties; 5 Wrcur —At Barre, Md., om Sop/ay, May £9, Mee. Wannna Wruowr, of » Mt Haddam, “orn, aged 18 yrams mtr BED inal WuLeREY. - pe ‘Ae tt te aime tm pr saible to cot pa 60 it te preseribed 00 much oe fr numer for ae gure 4 snconp BO*RD, : odent od wast Ce py ja. WORK 1000 Ct * "or none Buin Re Bx forte end source direot to ne from the iol es we wn 913 10 Mich Central’ Fusrentee to the public wbo buy bie. br ys tons es he thav are no! hovieg aptrig and cruse lablledgcare Oks’ 49 1000 Hav &MIRRD 72 aca we oe 10000 Mich 80 2d mb. 47. 100 abs D & BCa Co #50 101 8800 4 orate Bold b: a rt 5 y Hd, 786 1 veo niee e ate be supplied, 94 (id alip, <0, 8 _PAPEPORTS AGRMT, COMVISSIONER . aun THE STATES, Lawyer, Notary. wane B/SRELL, 27) Broad wey. . AT ROMY AnD INvirAzio) 0 a be prooured ut 3 matt '8, 688 Broxdway. T 50) of 100 I Cen RR 250 do, STRAVT—A NRW STYLD Yiu aoe om he tor Caress WARD 15 49% ‘oatiorn, 6983. A’, EVERDEL(/S ~—8FE ORANGE BL. fA Ervelopen very legen): eo the Ba 803 Broadway, corner Duane strget N ELEGANT Aventrwen f OF SPRI VG. CARPREBIt Frooy JOHN CRWSHL RY & Per Otty of Mencheatar sted others. Bogiteh — Carcete yet Velvet, OITy COMME: a Tuvespay, May 17—6 P.M. r Breavervrrs —Flour—The market exhibited less de- eseton, eepeciaity for the higher jestern brands, sbich were in some re: for stip. ; ment and for lova) conrumptien; the ower gues (4 ar Oa cw Onrpete, heavy and trreguier. Tho sales footed up adout 15,000 eeetemo ca) bape, Dole, closing withix’ the “range of the following quote NY Bell adalat sens i= $5.10 0 6 90 Damestt and Tile OUelow. Lowell ux-ve aly and Ingrate Cue 52505 35 r ingrain Oarvete Se to 4'. per yard. Sia gan | Brenan Wikaw Anim VEN, A Bowery St, Louis OXtrR.. 604.4 006 6008700! A PURE BRANDY, Mixed to straight Southers. 625 06 4 MRDICINAD Srraight to good extra do. 64607 ‘AND Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. 72 5 8400416 8 10 8 4 00 iy request, sales of 600 @ 760 dbie., at $5 560 & $7 5; Southern flour was heavy and the merket irregular, while tho sales em- braced abot 800 a 940 bbis., closing within ths pledge and testir — bd the ees psp = pe ba flour og = ‘a correct, anc iy our quotations, with e x it 160 bi qd 2 Corn mes! was in good "demand and moro active, and | ,,/hyslciane, who use \Vines and Liquor tm thr preaiion, sales of come 600 & 800 bbis, were reported, including For pale by ali ree bile dr gatets ant: bese em, Sinte, a¢ $3.15 @ $3 40, and Jersey and Brandywine UDOLPHO WOLFE, 18, 20 ane ver uty N.% within tho renge of the above figures. Wheat—the a maryot continued tobe heavy, while the demand wae | 4 CARD. moderate and ¢ for milling: the salea embraced | Lory ‘about 4,000 » 0,600 bushels, inetating choice white Ken Persons who are tir wnnt of ond Syring! snd Summer Cotbing fer either men or boye, are invied W eramtee oar Very destrable ssacriment before purct wring. OX (| tacitides i space and \Izht for examiuing goods, w ill be ore ALPRED MUNBON & OO. very advantageous to but 107 Proadwar, under Bi. Aichohwe Hom tucky at $170, and fair white western at $i 62, and amber colores Michigan at $1 45, Chicago ring was quiet apd pamival, Corn rallied tosome exteut, wit a better cemand from the trate and for export; the 8 ‘neludivg some portions mace yerterday late io the orn footed up in the neighborhood of 100,006 : ARILBPT & CO. NPEDLE MANUFACTURAIRS FOR n mixed at Gio. a 6%e.; | Py * Sy Sewing Machines mpply frst cise Sewr; eebione A oboige do. at T80.; | at 36 ¢9 sik Be Foroads Bim Tenet de. ak yellow at 740, ; Jersey and Southern do. at 740 a | iberst diveount to ¢ra Melowoom 48 acd 4 » and white Southern at 840. & Bbc ; sales of 2,000 | Brostway, corner ret . Dubelg rye were mace at S73/c. affoat. Barley and Darley malt were quiet Onta wore heavy and lower and eaies of Western and Canadian at 4(o. a 420, sud State at 4140 wate. Corre. —The market was quiet while sales were limited. Covraw.—The market was Grm. with saied of aboat Wo quote as fol ITIRS OL CBR FOOT AND OTHER DERORM Je, foot and band, eblfully tyoated by’ Dr Za\Oha~ ORNS, BONIONE, INVERTED WAUS, Joint and ail thesace of + Ieee. eured. by Dr. i A tom and 0 YOU WANT Waiexena If youd», snd your beard won't g ror C taconvenienas to the, pelten! btropod iat, Broadway. st ime cays 1,400 bales, iweluding 490 in transit, whi ustacHwer your wrest ese Midditog. grow, . By Ongue lok wil) force It to grow oa the smonthost feo Mad itme fair 2 In ely weeds, and won't slain or injure thea kin. Price 81, somt Fair... - Late 128 " 1444 | by mali, posiege free. any where. Freicers —Greto freights for Liverpool closed to day kG GRAGAM, 1(3 Nastawa@ rest, Now Yorks ‘with Increased firmners 10.000 bushels of wheat were taken ip bulk ot Tid, and 15,000 do, it TH At the cloee 84. was asked for begs. 200 bis. roein were engaged at In, 10d., 3,000 bow. flour et 2a, 1,000 boxes cheers, by steamer, at 400. ; 50 casks shouiderr, by do, ry UBRKA GRWING MACIUNES, “IOS FE tached. 7%: _ Price $60 oom plete. Guarsntesdto beas represmmie®. Parties vot ba fall amount aecommoda 4 Cfteon 483 Brondw srooed door shove Broa 6 stS@L_ 6.394 To London, 20 tierces rice were engaged at 25s and 60 tons greaves at 22s. 64. Rates to the Continent wire upebanged Provisions —Pork—The turp of the market was again. aver of purchasers, and closed at lower rates. Too about 600 a 700 dbia., incinding new mone, At 817 99 2918, cloning at the inside figure; and new prime sold at $15 62% 8813 75 Bool was ia fair ro. quent, with seles of 450 bbis., jaclating country mess at $5 8 $6; repacke! Western at $9 4 $19 50, and extra do. #0 G11 260 $19 60; beef bame were steady, with eaiee of 16 Dbis. at pt. Bacon wee steady, with ales of 100 boxes rewimmea Western at 10\c. Lard was irm Svoara—The market wae aotive with a aver 041,700 hhos , chielye PtAsume J}. . SIXTY YEARS, CARINE? FURNITURW WAER Fourth street, north west corner of wey. SUFERB PARIOR, LINRAKY, DINING aed BEDBOOR FORSITURE \o styles of every damortyt From the plein and subsimnts! to toe = Meat elegast aad eavensty9 at resem Goods packed and ebipped to all parts of the worl |. BE PROOF 178, STBARIP & MARVIN, yay, corner of Worts strect, Ne, w Vert, MFPEKe’ 3 and 398 Married. atthe renldonte cf the Uride's parents, by Ror Me: Ham? residence « e's parents, by . a mel, Hawny ©. Autiass (0 Mise Lia Gnawy, both of Brook: lyn. . .—Oa , May 16, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev Ira R ate Bar Venere ‘any L. Guuaw, all of 7. ° Van Viack—Io this city, on NH. to Raut BUMANNAN, daughier of the late , May 17, to Maer » ve Si Ovxyas—Perxes —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, awe, YouDgeRt the 2 ¥ Hooren—saxrm —Op Wetmenday, May 16, Rev. B R. Tf. Cook, Mr. Jouw H. Hoprmn, of Haverstraw, land county, N'Y, to Mis. Mantua M., youngest daughter of aud Smith, Eeq , of thie city, Lingra woop—CoTLan.—Oo Peeuss Baaruxiicn, beth of Brooklyn. Fmui— Ramey —At the residence of the brite's faiber, Wecnenay, May 16, by the Ber. William Hatloway, Ooo P 0 Jervey Oty to Asm 4 Ramamy, daugh ler of Jeoob Rameny_ Brq., of Flushing, LL Wieson—Ranis—On Friday, May li, at St. Thomas’ ebureh. by the Rev. Dr. William I. Morgan, 0. D., Hewer One Wissen, of Boston, to Mise Roerxa Pucewx, Caughter of Major Jolin J. Barle. of this o ity — yeer in the Ud ed Bintan. Died. IVE CUNPS A Be Breve --On Wednestay, May (6, Jawne Wrertaw, elfeet 7 pon of Jam, P. and Khiza M. Byrno, aged 3 years, 2 manthe LK — tts Domes ana $ chon the The fr of the family are respectfully invited to at- -—— tend the funeral, from No. 63 Seasn Fifth atrent, Williaa burg, thts (Friday) sfternoon at baif past 2 o'clock, with. oot further tp vitation. Fuxn, Ov Wednesday Jersey, Wriuam Bump, aget wife ct Willem for way. Pee SLA .. era S! Iontatrest 7 AeA! oa Racunt }aaxen aged 10 yea: ‘The relatives end frlence of ber sos in law, Joun Fin 00G —At Baraboo, Wisconsin on Friday, May 11, of pumonary sry," PRanme for na A a ony, ia the nee. Maeranson.-On Thureday, May 17, Wauam Masten som, $00 Of Jobe and Bridget Masterson, aged 1 year 2 menthe and 4 daye. ‘The relatives and friends o° the family are reapoetful’y invited to attend the foreral from bie lew resitenae, 106 Orchard street, (bie (¥ two oink, Manray.—At Hobaeye, NJ. "i wter a abort jiiness, ALrxinoen Howat Marni, eldest gon of David apd Eilmbets Martie, formerly of Dumfries, S60: ‘apd, aged 31 yearn. ‘The foveral will take piace thie (Friday) afersooe , at two o'eloek, from bia late reel No 227 Bloombeld , and be remains are to be taken to etry. The retat t trieude of the dovepned, kad those of b's father io soma T Seymonr, ere requested fo attend the funeral without farther rower z W'Heaw—On Thoreday, May 7, at hie residence, 149 =bere thay are orevered tad emnle etek of thelr Paiamendor T roof Beckers sed ewelers’ Eaies, fe: Penk Looks an Bowe treet, after © short Winees, Jugs M’Reus,te the Tr PATINT WEPROPOLITAN GAR T arp year 6 eo Reger hima rents weate, rr Ace in trieode a thoes of the family are remnectfary ime | aif, Wat tworeased toa rowdway. —_ Vited % attend (he fonersl, om Saturday, at two o'cloom ib the a'terpoon, » hoot further inwiaiion. newiay, May if, Many MoQortm, 01 ber age nod frianee are rempecttylly Invited to mt from ber tae remeence, No 317 Righth 1 ee vs — On Thursday, May 17, Joan McGenmm, aged * friende of the family are respactfolly invited to at- tend the foneral, from the restoenes of his brothor, Patriot MeGaben, from 49 Union gtrert, Brooklyn, at two o'clock. Noni —Tn Brooklyn, on Thoretay, May 17, Mre. Mare Neswrm, aged 6 ye W Doren re tyme. AND ANY OFF © 3"Paat tHe MAR Rune OLD BOLL’ ep ore, sented exprowsiy for ity 9 , mmended by ite ct iclgewy ate obina ge coee tat Terr PALAMANDER FART 4 May 16, Mr. Juncsan Sarre, teed OR Senne ont & ne reiativen aud (reads of the fama, are peanenttaliy Wevite) 10 witead the feneenl, from hie late remkionot, OF be aa Fourls ateeot, this (Friaay) alternoon, at two o'o\ook. ‘Trewncer «On Thuredey Way 17, ath Fe Terenper, oped Y yoare tut 2 me be ni f vomaton wilt be token to New Remnburg, N. Yi, Oy Jo residence, 2 Wo and Cathe “a thoreday, May 13, Mer Mane friend nee inwited § 8 one dhe fu oe 4 ayes ana woe eral, froti 205 Piret avenue, At vine 610% ou Someday 0 On aren ene one +