The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1861, Page 7

nnn ELL NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1861. Our Japan Correspondence, Yousnaua, Japan, Deo. 5, 1860. Dispersion of the Japanese Bmbamy—Bad Froling betwen Political 1 Barvericas Nemianom roa Cosunes ix Comrmoroe T— In the Fourth Congressional district the black repub cans bave nominated for re-election Orris 8 Kerry, win’ | Strepeans and Japancse—Drgradation of the People ‘belongs to the “not an inca’ branch of the party” He | How Money to Pay the Bupenses of the Embasy was De- bas voted and spoken aguinst all compromises w settle rived—The Sole of Women and Young Girls—The Cha- the country’s troubles, and counselled his ultra-aboiition racter of Sociey—The Prussian Flot and Treaty— Operatic ane Dramatic Matters. ‘The deightiui weather of inst weet, and the great Com ‘course of strangers tn town cn route for the capital, have eon One things for the managere, and if the aggregate f the work's basinoss could be ascertained it would am- cubledly be the target ever known at this season of the rom. Additional by the Csilfernia Pony Express. Foet Kxanwr, March 2, 1862. ‘The following items of mews were received by tho pony Cxpress yesterday, but their transmission was dclayod {ill now im comsequonce of an accident to the tolegrapn:— San Prancmico, Fob. 16—5:40 1. M. We hear from Havana that the Opera there has gmeminiously exploaed. Max Maretask, who Is ‘Organizing & troupe for Mexico, sailed for Havana in the -ast slenmer, with a view to pick ap some of the artists. ‘Elis principu) engagements so ‘ar are Mme. D’Angri, the Gisters Natali, and Stefani. It is Bot true, as reported, , that he has engsgeo Adelina Patti, but tt ts probable that Cither tiat artist or Madame Lotti deile Santa will be his principal prima donza. The composition of an opera ‘troupe is apparently as difficult as the construction of a cabinet. Macamo Cortesi, and others of the Servadio troupe, are Still in Cuba, buta grand arrival of artista may be ex- peoted:Lere within a fortpigbt. ‘The Vngliah Opera has vot had a very great pecuniary @uccess. Niblo’s is not exactly the place for an ex- Deriment of the kind, nor was the suffi- ciently novel. The ‘‘Sonnambula’” and ‘Fra Diavola’’ (the latter for the debut of Miss Eleanor ‘Wateon, who bas a light, swoct soprano voice, wad sings well) were gtvea last week. The season wil close on Tuesday with » beceft to Mr. Aynaley Cook, the frienda “not to yield an inch to gave the Union." Perry's Thanksgiving, dc, de. district last April gave a republican plurality of only 362 By the Eliza & Mary, which sails tomorrow for On a total vote of 24,000, - In the First district Dwight Loomis is nominated for re-election. He is opposed to all sompromises, and in ultraism is not far behind Mr. Ferry. Jobn Woodruff is also nominated for re-election in the Second district. Like the others, he swears by the Chi- cago platform, and would not tako a splinter {rom it to eave the Union. We shall see on the Ist of April prox. whether the people of Connecticut will consent to be led ary longer by & opirit of blind fanaticism. New Hawrwms —Two of the no concession members of Gongreas from New Hampshire are nominated for re- election, viz:—Gitman Marston in the First district, and ‘Thomas W. Edwards in the Third. One week from next ‘Tuceday we shall know whother the peopio of the Granite State are willing to give up the Union for the Caicago Platform. Ail parties opposed to the republicans hav united upon a ticket for State officers and members o Congrees. ‘ Exzcnos om Roaumema.—The annual charter election will be held in the city of Rochester to-morrow. Both Shangt #6, 1 send this for the overiand mail, which leaves Sbangbae twico a month for England via Mar- seules, Thore is mo'hing in the way of local news of special interest, the Japenese who returaed im the Niagara having all eeparatés aud gone into the country—some into he intorior, some into Bakodadi, Nagasaki, Kana- gawa and elsewhere, for the purpose, it is said, of keep- ing them from meeting with each other. Thore is a very strong dislike or hatred existing be- tween the Japanese aud the Europoans, which will most awuredly ond in something serious in tho course of @ few months; at least this scoms tobe the universal opinion among all classes. No American or Kuropean thinks of going out in the evening without his pistol ctrapped to his waist, any more than ho does without bis hat or his boots. Scarcely a night pasces without a fight or a brawi of fome kind down ip the ‘Swamp’ betweon the armed ‘‘yackonines”’—which are tho Jepancee officials—and ‘The former tariff of tho Sandwich Isiands was five per coat, which some think is as high « duty as the best in terest of the islands will admit without materially chect:- ing trade. The subject is freoly discussed by the loco! Papers. Tho annus! statistics also show a large decline, in the production of the principal staple products of the » Which is looked upon by all parties as somo- what singular, and not 80 casily accounted for. Tho it to drought and blight, but the ese causes have even 28 F & = & much effect during 1860 ax in previous years, but aturi- Dates it to the financial policy of the ts it. From & tablo published by he Advertiser It appears that Ube had been a ‘ewe in the 1860 of $332,000; in exports of $128,000; I dossentio Produce exported of $145,000; im rovonio reeoipts of nearly $15,000; « large in the trans. shipment of ot! bone, aad » decrease of twenty-twe mgeeners zuivals, with a ioanage of 1, wie coups ee ee ie ation of 12,408 Hawaiians caste; foreigners and their children, and 246 Chi tthe foreign popula iinamen tien consists of 1,150 males and 456 females. A movomeat was being made W eroct a monument to Cook. exportation of Hawaiian salt during 1860 amounted to 884 tons. Drawings of KR. France 4& Co.'s Dela- ware Louertcs:— sar Couwry-—C March 2, 1861. in 8 Oh a, 2, DL. 25, 11, 88, 55, 10, 41, 1, 29,68, 8, 6, 27, 28, Si, 33 x RAND CONSOLIDA’ LY 25, 26, 22, 31, 8, 46, 3, 28, Tl, 07, 12, Te Circulars pent free ot barge by FRANCE & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, Brooklyn Art- phic.—William- SON'S Imperial Vienotie, Sier Photographie beau- es. Fulton bretig 2ppoaita inton. ” Just Received and Now in Store, YOUR HUNDEED THOUBAND slLic WORM aur. J. FRED MILWARD, 63 and 90 Reade street. Smith & Brother, Brewers of X X X Pale 25 et 160 West Eighteunth street, between Seventh ond venus, President Lincolnand White the Hatter, ga, the dik March. Abe at the Waite Howe, Waite at 218 ‘The Indian Herb Dr , F. Famblety, M. D., from Canada, will deseribo, disease suisnemimet ‘T GIMBREDR'S 586 Pi tifully cut sad stamped on nate LUTE REMOVAL 0) cured without Cures: ae io katt eine "a Went “rwenty nin baritone. The ‘Bohemian Girl” is tho opera selected some of the Europeans, cither those residing here or Hoa. J. A. Parker, tho new United States Consul, pature others, can be seen at the office, py hy for tis cocaslon, with Madame Anne Bishop as Arline, | parties are working bard, the main business of the black | some one belot ging to vessels in port. : at Honolulu, diel oe ne ener er cope, oo = Ar. Bristow's new oratorio, “Praise to God,” has been | republicans boing aimed at creating divisions in the | Tho shooting affair which took place last week across |, Arrived at Honolulu January 2, whale ship Montreal, othe Fire Avenve Hol 8PREDY REMEDY—VELPEAU'S P performed for whe second time at Irving Hall, and wil | ranks of the opposition, in ordor that they may be ablo | the harbor on tho Kanagema skle wil in all probability | Soule.end tosle bark, Florepoe, dpemcer, from « crue, sch Balms be bare ng stato TWesntsa been Op we eRyCET shortly bo given at Brooklyn. CodSniseeurs in sacred | to lip in under the plurality rule. This 1s an old dodge | bring on » miss betweon the English and Japanese be | ship Ovean Exprow, Tals, from Sun Fronchey ten take g Wik eto ealeee ae tts, “S48 Codar street, NY. smusle award this work very high praise. of the republicans, and has been practised by them to ® | fore many weeks. Stepd on goa ented seals Uae nee ee ae, ‘Nor Polson mem to ease thetr Pain. GENTS SRLLING NOVELTY $9 #E WING MACHINES? ‘The theatrical market is quite barren of noveltien. The | great extent. Tunderstand that the amount of damages claimed by | Cehorns Howes, Baxter from fe Poe nee Que Tpther-—rhems oll goodness atin, Asie 212 te Sank Apply at 419 Broadway, coraar mout interesting event of tho week was the rentree 0 Sen lie Vick WRN Maes sanetiting the | the frienas of Mr. Mous 18 $25,000. The matter will Inland; iM bark Barly Bird, Cook, from ‘an Franol imple Teneath our fee —— ‘Mics Cushman at the Winter Garden. Miss Cushman | doeth of a politician in Iowa, says:—He was a great not be scttled till the Allied equedron (Freach | for China; again 20th; dist, Wind, Cow- relieve our pala compote ARTLETT & OO., THE NEEDLE MANUFACTURERS played Nancy Sykes evesy night last week, and created a | admirer of Horace Greoley, but otherwise a respectable Poiho arrives, which will be in 8, free Sa Geamctace for Baker's e nland; 294, lp Nor- ne Herb, « simple Flower, BD (forall mowing machines. Salesroom 421 Broadway, Oa Great sensation by ber vigorous and vivid delincation of | man. the ‘sight of the Prussian men- ey ‘Banoverian bark Horburg, Thomson, for Hong Kong; eee oe ee 7 \ONOMICERA! the character. On this evening Mise Cushman will play | Kizcnow cx Frapguox Crrr, Mp.—The election for mem- ‘snd at Joddo that keeps the Ja. 24, abip Sam, Rice, for Jarvis Tala ; Sd, bark Bebring, ome ee TED LEAVEN. ‘Meg Meriiice, with Mr. James Wallack, Jr.,aa Dandie | bers of the Oity Counoll of Frederick City, Maryland, held tiie Treas eaae®, rae Botined tm | Ship Osborne Howes, Tuticr for Theat, sot Maivers | ‘The Ima fiom Hat.—Kmox's Last | ton credit Tor lwteducey tue eet 0 of Rat, Dinmont. om the 26th ult., remulted in the choice of six, men. would takes, Kuropean across the ferry or | Islands; 16th, ship ‘Ocean xpress, Bale, for Baker's | creatign, issued thus bears this appropriate ttle, | That it makes bread, pastry androllslighter than by any eer” ‘At Niblo’s Garden Mr. Forrest has continued to play in Do Nor Maks Cowrraors yok Poros: Cives.—In the | not Just ag they pleasod. Island; 20th, ‘Russian ehip Ni » , for Cronstadt ; Gal EY coamine ttt Nov 13 Broadway, bg ryt yt “(Jack Caco,” which willbe repeated on Monday, Wed- | Superior Court at East Cambridgo, Mass., Judge Brigham night that we do not hear of a Eu- Buveiag waale ship Grofoe, Ber ag for fae pe ‘or wale by Gee ratnana) erooerd and druggiats neaday and Friday evenings of this week. Mr. ¥. 8. | hes givon judgment to tho plaintiff in tr case of H. G: a anger snd grrord thrust | $M, steams sloop Alors, fesse, for Meaning Meads tahics | penis ets heen, Tee ane Tom: ip Pear act, New Yor Chaniran is announced to play “Toodles” here on Thurs. | Waldron va. J. M. Stone. The formor is @ pointer, and movos and hag a boing be- | and Valparnizo. Gye privately applied, ai No.'6 Astor House, CORN, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILA, BI . day. was hired in 1856 to paint “Fremont and Dayton” on a government. The aystem of revo- nen pet _ hme Assembly of sg tae OG to the peat, Gr eee ctr tyraeae ‘At Wallack’s theatro Mr. Lostor's clever drama, ‘“Con- | sign. Mr. Waldron presented a bill for $10, which Mr. | Pieters io tuct nm Guucul, hare tat ne one would | othe Orittenden ion Wa it tae ens ' Married. hiropodist, 760 Broadway. Refers to physicians ‘and eam ‘tra! Park,” continues to attract largo audiences, and will | Stone refused to pay. Suit was brought it tke Justices’ | rasults from endeavors to derive money to gupport the | Support of tho Douglas and Breckinride mom- | | Wat-"Qoors.—-On Thursday, February 28, by tho Rey. —— ; ‘ bers of the Legtelature, still under consideration in the | J. L. Sh: §c, Mr. Guoxcr K. War to Miss Sarah H., daugh- - ‘bo acted very night this woek. Court, and the amount recovered; but Mr. 07/9 appealed. | government. 8S. POWELL AND PHIUL! OCULIStS amp Tt is the foulest blot upon the character, and | Seuate. It was drawn up by General Denver, and is ad- | tr of th late Wm. Moore, all of this city. Anriste, Bo. 839 Broadway, above Twelfth street. ) At Laura Keene's theatro “The Seven Sisters” has | The defence was that the work was dono fr a club of | worse than auything thie eter Sa Pere oe rece oe nd | vocated by & portion of both wings of the democracy na ee Dr, Powell has devoted his attention ty to the Bige reached its hundredth representation, and it still draws | which Stono was merely agent; but Judgf Srigham de- | the civilized world Old noe captain’, who have often | & basis for zing that party in Calffornia. “The Birth. acini a Gan cal a Mae ‘full Lousoa, On Wednesday last people wore turned away | cided otherwise, + been among the South Soa falands, deolare that they have ition In the fenate ts to strike out the names of | Rocens—In Brooklyn, on fuestay, December 11, | Gemsvot these ‘delicate organs beta from the doors. Of course the piece remains in the bills Dever, in potpt of moral degradation and tbeastliness, pes hon longa ridge and then endorse tho simple | at ono o'clock P. M., Canoe, wifo of William H. pe Tere ee army has seen disease in all tte: till furthor notice. : ae: auatariias A aghNer o maNeet dd Fokaheraas ee Mertcter eroalid, capesially thet in |" erveral etemsgts to peas the Senate resctztion for a | et" © omy Wiltiem Alfred, [icSptiah London, ahd 'attonds to oll Weedica! ana'an ——4 : =m 0 Se ‘What American lady sq that the Ji Fm. | joint committee to ciect a United States Senator on the At the Now Bowery theatre XBob Roy’? Will Wo peo 1, arags (treme the Mewar Jerrpal. MATOM Lai wan | besay was eomh ous BY taney tartved ftom the sais of | M00: have Called, and tho Dougian democrats havo con Axuins —On Sunday, March 3, Jauts T. Axsany, the | wit eeenesees what thc 'diseaso realy'is dod wheshes duced to-night, with the Wizard Anderson and hisfamily. | 08.9 in Fu by the appearance of a large crowd | young girls, by the governmont, for infamous purposes, | Aided tomominate a Scuatoriai candidate if possible, and | ejdoat son of William and Rrioget Ahearn, agod 22 me curable hes The piay will be giver to-morrow night also, “Robert | before the ‘occupied by the mov/.er-in-law of Cap- | which ia one of tho main seurcts of its roveauo? Yot | Cudeavor to get a joint convention afterwards. If tho | Smonthsand 2 dae A hatin ot the city of Now York, Macaire’’ and the ‘‘Iriah Mormon” will be played to- | tain Archibeld Gracio, Jr. , late of the United states Army, | Such, I am informed, is the case. strength of rty can be concentrated on one can ‘Tho friends of family, also those of his uncles, | ‘ Dorey WA, FoueaEsr whom that is visiting, having lately arrived from | Women’s position’ socially bero is ne highor than that | dicute it will probably be eusy to procure the four or | James and Daniel Ahcarn, aro respectfully invited to at. T suppose you de, for, they are not only « areat eraa-- night, Florida, ‘Tho gathering first proceoded to distorb the | of brutes, Thoy aro bought and cold just as publicly, and | Sve volos nocded to call a convention and elect from | Yond the tuncral from Wis fathors Pestteeto Ne ee Sgatnel bromchitin’ cella he Neat peer tea ee ee ‘The Old Bowery theatro 1s closed for the present. peace of tho neighborivod, by ‘porferming an anmelodi. | more gecerally than any othor articie or commodity in | either the republicans or the Breckinridge democrats, | nyo) oa Tuceday aftertmon, at two Oohek, His emacs | MeMnat bronchi it to, you “anuet" use my td Toe Chatham theatre has been opened under tho stylo | ous sorenado upou fiah horns, tin pans, &c. several gen- | 4! according as the candidat 1s of Northern or Southera } will bo interred in Calvary Cemetery. (established 1880). I don't case wi quack in New Toate of the Union theatre, by Messrs. Leflier, Mecker and | emen with, astonishod atthe unusual tumult, threw © whole of one part of this town is occupied exclu. | predilection. The Douglas men held a caucus at Sacca- Axneson.—On Sunday morning, March 3, Ws, Axoer- | 2478! the contrary, it ia the only thing fn the world thas up the windows for the of tmyestigation, when, | sively by public womon, there boing botween two thou- mento last night. All the members were present. pUFpose to the amazoment and fright of all, a vol malts 0 to oa the others. The bill for to-night includes “‘Lucrezia Borgia,” for United six weeks, without staluing oripjuring the skin. Laend & ley of Roman | *@ud and twenty-tive ‘hundred gris, from twelve to were taken States Senator, and on the riends of tho family are requested to attond the | any part of the country free of ‘Price with Miss Deavil and Mr. Meoker in the principal roles. candle balls was discharged directly into the drawing | trty years old all for aulo for a certain price. Tepegal 16 neceeats oo ee agg ro | Com funeral from his late residence, No. 144 Christopher Far G. GRAHAM, No. 10) Nessa be You, At Darnum’s Museum the “Woman in White” ia the | Toms. Fortunately, no serious injury was sustained by | _ This businces le carried on oxclualvely by the govern. | Mctungall 16, neoeeser, p stroet, this @fonday) afternoon, at half-past twelve TD ment, who tako theso girls at oleven years oid, clothe ‘The caucus adjourMed to ana food them till thoy are tweaty; thon thoy are allow- ed to go for themeeivos and got married—the government iD¢ all clam upon them. Ly pergon, and effective moasures were at once taken to ‘ten the doors and shutters, so that no entrance could be accomplisbed from without. After indulging to thetr bearte’ contont in disorderly conduct, the crowd barat an BO DE NUEVA YORK K AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE ) prepared to execute all kinds of Printing that moy be requir. ed the Spanish language, woh as Circulars, Booka, Show and ‘land Bulls, Ac, dc., with promptnoss and at east. o'clock. Aoosta.—On Saturday, March 2, Joww Acosta, agod 64 ithe frieade of the family, and of his son-in-law, Jamos KE vorter dramatic attraction. In its other departments the Mu- Be seum is, as usual, vory full and complete, At Bryante’ Minstrels a variety of now songs, dancos, meet this evening. ‘The Late Pest Office Defalcation. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. ; efligy of Captain Gracie, u which was the follow: Down in the “Swamp’’ whole streets are fitted up with Varnum Graham, aro invited to attend the funeral, on Sonera tires eres re | eee. 9 | Seen ie mee ns sa Tene than ese eee, Pom NO a: | ST ss tw Tr make up the programme for the week. NOON I OROLIOLODOLISEDDLDRODPOEIELEEDPESEROOODE: rom fifty to aixty girls each, vo0 and painted in ‘Manct 1,—The law argument in the Fowler Post Offies 08, n et, lyn. MAJOR GENERAL ARCUEALD GRACIF, JR, most dirgusting manner—thoir faces beiug covered with ~ Bu .—Suddenly, on Satyrday morning, March 2, Messrs. Hooley and Campbell announce the last twe ‘wine tune 2 chali: and crimson, and their bodies with scarcely aay | ce has been brought to a close. A true idoaof the poe!- } fuctann Buuszw, in the 46th h yon of hie age. Te aot G TO-DAY OF mights of their very successful season at Niblo’s Saloon. PIEROLON LOSE DILL ES clothing at all. 5 tion of the government in relation to tho verdict of tho ‘The relatives and friends of the deccazed, andalso those | PATTBRNR OF THE PARIS ee Re ‘On Tuceday the very popular tenor, and one of the best Yesterday morning the following handbill was found Evory girl te obliged to go to these places and live till jury may bo gathered from the following closing poluts of | of George Baker, his brother-in-law, are invited to attend AT ¥ME. DEMOREST’S MAGASIN DI topEe informed masiciees of the day, Mr. 8. C. conspicuously posted throughout the town:— twenty 3 years old, the government supporting them and pd Ha yp Btn pas tho funeral, as ig First fh se ae oll ave G ae a ’ . Campboll, recetving revenues. - a _ | ave Eleventh street, Monday) afternoon, wo REAT Proct. bs Le 4 . The verdict on the should be sot asido as con- J ” takes a benefit, and cn Wednosday the company will | pir inven Whereas Nt cases Tro tbe eeentOn Im | Hunaromo girls from twelve to fifteen are fre- fe he aa contrary 40 evidence, and a new trial | ©’clock, without further invitation, id young leave town for @ tour through the country. Hooley and | that one Archibald Gracie, Jr., late in command of a band of | frequently sven about tho stroota in charge of custom Baown.—On Saturday ered, or an action at law on tho bond to be instituted ‘ Y. morning, March 2, Many Brown, ‘The subseriber having been of five aL eistor of tho Inte Arnout Brown, in the Tith year of her | targest manufacturing Jeweley‘Rrcantoaatens wx tile tome. immense stocks thieves, ‘took f house oftoers, by whom they are dispyscd of like stocks | Ordered, ‘Campbell have a full, woll appointed, first class troupe; | and known to've a traltor to hia Gountry’ le, (ho suid @ on ‘change; the bandeomest, of vourse, bring thokighest | BY the United States against Fowler, Law and Gouover, in | ig. try, having ‘on hand, which, hange 2 being the highes Court of this circuit, 60 that the government =e, er we having ted st tbe public crib, and having beon educated at Bas 10 Circuit Court o 7 80 Sovernm The relatives and frionda of the family are ed to ‘at any saerifice, he is ‘now [oF ‘they are ever om the alert for novelties, and carnot fail u “i0eP. ‘be ebabied, 0; it of error,if so advised, to take ly respectfully = selling pe West Point at the expense of the government of the United | “gis business is only permitted in Yokebama, At | ™&Y oy Wri ) Invited to attond the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon at | fold and Gold Fisted Jewelry for the next sixty days, o§ am ploaso wherever they (0. States, is mow dadiy insuliing the good citizens of blizabeta i ‘tbe sense of the Supreme Court on the grave questions in- Yelock, £1 ber taf de imamense reduction. The aul iber having been in by his presence among them. Jeddo the law is very strict agvinst such conduct. volved In the controversy. two o » from ito residence, 167 Laufons street. | eiry business here for the past twenty-five years, the: Anti-Sunday Law Demonstration. Now, be itknown, that we, the poople of Blizbeth, witha | | The Prusslin squadron is still here trying to got their | "a" wer. tho prtmcleal- ane solu: cbt on tho | ,2ARk—O8 Saturday, March 2, ut 196 Garden stroot, | een depend oa every article being PA patter mRMCAM Fr antiousl fag by the, cowardiy trator, do hereby, with | ‘The treaty Is modification of tho American ana | PORd, ROL Boing, named ap a party to tho gui, either | Nios ier each J-yeare 10 mdutls and iedayee M* | Sedatttneton tee areca, en ae and will gre ar mae OF GREMANS AT TIME STADY | Q'eary good wil, dv itn, i cad Archivala Gradle ;innamoch ea It proporos to abelish allosport and | PAiwiifor defendant, the bill should bo ether aizmissod | "The" faneral will take ince froin Trisiy church, | Motle Lara: Coray At, Harvings and Pina, $50 ot; wend 5 wenty-four hours’ notice to evacuate (I ty : - 4 on S ‘elock. price 4 portion of the German community in this city havo | beth; otherwise he will be donated « suit of clothin Bot ot Blan —_ apes beng allege ggg hind & over to allow the proper amendment. Waianae (oacninaa) Gan Nev tor rinery 4 Kovck borer ae, ihr. and Enamel Rarrings and Pine, @6@ ‘been agitated during tho pret few wooks on the subject | “Twin be remembered that Captain Gracie did seize | imported, and sive per cent on everything oxported. * Bll Bare belay Cee. Be reeree ion Turqhoise, Carbuncle, Mosaic and Lava Karrings and Plas, and Conover from the payment of any part of the bond it can only extend to the one-third from which Charlick’s name might have indemnified thom had he become @ eaiw.—On Saturday, March 2, Fravcws Cram, son of | 0a set; usual Patrick ‘and Ellen Crain, agod years, 6 months and 5 It ia expected that tho Japanese will refuso to give them Sunday account vague that an <7 oes i womens any treaty till after the Allied fleet comes hore. ene- effort would be made on the part of the Sabbath Commit- Fort Morgan, on tho Gulf coast of Morita, some few weeks since, as etated in the ill-advised proclamation, Tai outbreak is by eve: . ‘Tho J s. 8 oti 6. ‘tee nad othiors to secure the pascage of a more stringent | Dut the statement that he had, loft tho city 18 without | tho wery stil ry overyoory. a folnt ween them. Ae necking equity (this is | “P™. - sog and friends of the family are respectfully | OFS ka . Carbunele, Lava, &c., Rarrings and Pins, Jaw than tho in existence, Tt appears that a | isarige Tho atatcenut tow thera Foreigners, capecially the Loglish, are talking continu- bond y. ‘nt invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at | @fai'iand “ravclas gt each; uswal price ail ee be leaving. ‘The It, too, that “all parties wore walt: | suy anout the maoner in which tho Americans havo | «,% No decree, if any, should bo madoagainst the United | Gao orolock, from the residence of hia parente, 239 West | Oval Bend Brasslets’ $1 cect? waves price committes of loading German citizens visited Albany re- | fo Wie tod, wee, composed entirely Of black reeeolt, | been fooled by the Japuncoo in their visit to the United | Sttee to prevent them from prosecuting common law | iirty.nfth atroot, betwoon Seventh and Kighth avenues, | Hlchly Bograved 'vlat Band Brecslots, $3 caste, contly for the purpose of obtaining the repeal of this law. Slates. setion on the bond, or to doprive thei of any remedy, | ““Harpy.—Om Sunday, March 3, Barpuir Darrr, beloved | »,Wsual price 96 cana, led on by a prominent membor of that party. Mea De aaa tania aiid s oxcopt the extraordinary one by distross warrant, pro: : : Engraved and Chased Fiat Band Bracelets, $1 each; weual: padi xtonsi ous - Last Thursday, the 20th, was Thanksgiving, by procta- | ” wife of Michael Daity. vo eR een Ease menting’ eek uta cater of all parties agree jr fpr omg leh ato BR tho Atnoricnn Minlater at Joudo and Gau. Dorr, | ¥ Ne ee ate be cimanet fo te fans, ‘Tho frionds and relatives are respectfully invited to | Rin’ esceteta, $2 each. srtce: aftervoou at tne Stadt Theatre, In the Bowery, for the | pared sotely upon political ground our Conau! here at Wt, The compising shovid bo dismissed on its thee. | attend tho funcral, this (Monday) aftornooo, at half past | Chain Bracelets, $1 each: usual price $C urpose of discussing tho subject. Tho parquetto, | “on Thursday evleing Sherit’ hepackds, of Uni i Tho Rev. Mr. Brown, one of the American missionaries | |): \ity Taw and Conover, im Dlauk. that if war co oun, | tW0 o'clock, from’ her late residonos, No. 204 Kighth | Onyx Studs and’dleeve Buttons $i. ae: usual price 94, Tho patcrre and. the galorica wero oa tiroly. tilled | called out two companion of Millia, to hast ia auoiligg | o¢,88 ee ee ee ee Fentor at the Foquest, not of the government, but of Pow. | 20k. nat eeniva, vaio day, March 3, of con wee, acacia ipweinsny SareM Dorr. Nearly ail the American reaideate here in J . > —l lyn, on Sunday, ch 3, of con- 4 F by a respectable looking meds sot — auy riot or disorderly attempts might bo made in | ), con ‘Keangewe were promot. lor; that it was delivered by them in that condition, not ption, Kuzzamera A Demxa (forinerly of Burnham, Misses’ Necklaces, Coral, Garnet, &c., $l each; usual peten assembiy, {he number of persons in attendance probably amounted to two or three thousand. Tho proceedings an Raataght mt by the orcheatra Al meot- Gracio. ‘The excitement attending this outrageous affair has now entirely subsided, and the leadors of the mo> (who, we tho moet ‘+ ro- to a third person, but to Fowler, they not requiring their own names or that of tho alleged co-kurety, Churlick, to be tirst inserted im the body of the instrament; that gum Mo.), beloved wife of Jacksou Decting, aged 37 yours and months, Hor trionds are revpectfally invited to.attend the funo- Hon. Townsend Harrie was down, and spent Whanksgiving with Generat laine Chains and Pina, $2 Giitaren'e Coral Sechlacta, so cwmte cach; uaa oan a s eee ; anal wore opoped by are roliably informed, include some of so “entrusted” it to Fowler upon the mero “ - 9 Genuemen’s Vest Chains, $1 each; usual pric of the Stadt theatre. | Mr Lut callod the spectable”” mombors of the ropub ican party of thopiac,) | sux work OF Mrohutteio oourTscATiON op | 2K aud agreement” with him, and not with the govern. | Tm Tucaday morning, at ton o'clock, from No.9 | Ustxete tor ce rlisir, Seale’ nacal price ing to order, and on motion, Mr. L. Naumann took the | are now heartily ashamed of their conduct. ee eee ere ment, and not pretended to have been in writing or to —In Williamsburg, ou Sunday, March, 3,Gronce | Gegtemen’s Seal Rings, $3 each waual price cnt, A number of secretarics and vice-presidents were | Gracie lett Elizabeth y morning, in accordance CHURCH PROPERTY, EEO. have boon communicated to the govorumout, that “be- | w "intent gon Joseph N.vand Mary tcabets Dike awed soe, enet, with eve, 5 cage; nonal with his intention when be arrived thero on a visit. A Firs te Zon Cones Eissa eno, Fh 98.) foro it sbould be complote ot be deiivored to the govern | ya» infant is ary ne dies’ Rarringe: $1 s bei; woenl Dae lp the ech tes Touowing ida trams” seusk ohaaik te Maou, wontons coat ae | 2 Rint po pcg aptly nono Hh front Vern Oras Tek shoud also be executed by ono Oliver Char- | the relatives and friends of tho famlly aro reepecttully | Ladiow Sleeve Buttons, @ cents To'St"S Se; ual pice ou ecries of resolu ai 0 5 vol @ in . a - . lek. ~ wo lation:— ' Visinity of the depot, who wore dioappointed in thoir ox- | Thursday Ina, tho Slat inst. She brings the following | °2” too complainenta, therefore, in thelr bill admit that {ucoday) aitond tho funeral, from 109 Third street, thi | Gentiemon's Sleeve Buttons, 80 cents to $1 exch; umual petes Resolved, That we, the porate, penauhies in macs mon'ing, | pectations of *« welcoming”? the captain. named passengers>— they gave Fowler the moans and the ostensible authority | “Raves After a long illness, Exizaiaru, wife of Robart | Gentitncs serde, 35 cente 10 $1 s.008; newal Slee declare that tbe law in question is anonnetitutional, aa ithas |" Shoriff Reynolds made the requisition on General Whito- | | Mr. lo, wie and child; Mrs Barron, Mew. A- Barrow | of iliing ia tho pamo of Chaslick, or of omitting it ws ho | paveynin the dist pont of her hee . Soni Jot Bepoatete’ hd cneby coead pried sais been held by the + ~ ‘of | head for the military, at the request of a number of lead. | ¥s8 D. mo, Mr. KW. Barron and five servanie; Mr. | saw fit, aud of delivering tho bond to the government ia Y 7< ee Children’s Fi So ta 1 $1 each; usual ‘ux to part with the right of free oxerciso and en, : Th > 7 Forbes, wife and two scrvants; Mr. A. Becandon, wife, three bey ‘The friends aro invited to attend the funeral, from the ‘inger ‘conte 10 $1 i prise GR religious profes jomand worsiip, and to sami: ourselves to | ing citizens. They wero not ‘under arma,’’ but Reld | onidrwn and two scrvaats: Gol J.T Pickett, Uaited Bt.tea | other form at his option. pre conmoauentiy stopped | residence, 230 Wator atrect, Brooklyn, this (Monday) af: te the eupreuacy of one certala religious creed, which demands | themsolves in readincss in one their services were need- | Sonal ac vera Grury Mr, Mijars Miller, Rov. Dr. His. | by thelr own undisputed negligonce from alleging thst | Torro ar two wens " Gentlemen's Seat Pins, 50 cents to $1 80 cash ; usual prise OB t bare the drat day of the week observed. notwithstanding | od to quell any disturbance. The companies were the | mnosa, Bishop of Guadalajarn; Rev. Dr. Garcia, Desa of | ho violated their private instructions. Their omiasion | “pie, St tro 0 day, third month, at West Farms, Wit- | tadieg Sats . ¢ eons ; Sarsfleld Guard, , and Rifles, | Wuadalajara; iter. Dr. Barrajon, ‘an als Potorl; | for more than clghteca months, to make any ipqui , ¥ j naan ‘hy ituuon does Warrant equal right» to all religious old Guard ‘Whelan, ‘ashington Rit dalajara; Iter. Dr. B Bishop of San Lils Potowt; | f han elghi ha, to male any inquiries of |... W. Fox, in the sth yoar of his age, | Hedley rendaet mawloes GPs sarecet Stee on, ; Captain Late. "Much indignation is exprecsed in ovory | Meas. wual, Arian Para Gulieres, Harrajou, br. Castro, | Yovler or Oharlick or the or to give the | ‘tho relatives and friends of tho family aro invited to } Also, God Pena and ia, Toothpicks, Watch-Koys, Balt = to tho folly and wickatness of the | Sin neces leit’ to Tolewing ‘veswelsof-war at | coWernment any intimation of tho alleged understanding | atten’ the funeral, withott further notice: from ts late bap Poy pe leet Belt Cina free trade in conilict with Nvation, and does, as a | whole , which has served to cast disgrace upon | ..,'ne yompessee le ™ bs strengthens this estoppel, and with it is tantamount 08 | recidenoe, on third day afternoon, at one o'clock. Car- | gigas sent by, mall or tonll parla o¢ tas Undtoe tere ric rena vila the = ridapog hich are | the roputation of tho umally quit old own of Fiabeth. The United Stainw ste mers Touhatan and Pocabontan, E's veal wilibtiading beeen enh ehttalen ee Hinges will be in waitiog at tho tori aa,of the Third ‘GROKGE C. EEK “Aone for the, manufacturamy Taw in que be held an en- tt and ates Cum oeriand and nan; tho British | . 4° - s “ |, Harlem bridge, until twelve | wholesale aud retail, roadway, ene door below Resolved. Toat the law in <u .igwwhich hesney | @R0ugh to inquire into the matter, and bring tho guilty | Siu! the Frigates Cem re a ee pach not be admitted to vary the contents ‘of the written in | 2, wrens eronabment upon our most sacred She a Be the majerity of ciicen, who are bent by It under the yoke of an intolerant mit parties to panishmont. ty. nt That we deotass aid law 0 be against the com- strument—eepecially against an obiigor having no notice | °° of suspicion of tho alleged understanding, and without Gunz: SiIIRTS TO ORDER—. FITS GUARANTERD— tl crson.—On Saturday morning, March 2, at half. loise and brig Mor and tho Spanich stoamors fran- past six o'clock, of dropey, James Frnavson, in the 22d cisco de Ageia, leaoal In Cato‘ioa aud Pelayo. City Intelligence. Rewolr: n jv The Macedonian arrived out on the 20th. The Pow- | %2Y elfort made by either of the obligors to give auch ne- year of his age. oe * DEW 2 ane oy machine; vom aa Eee ee ed il belaw{al again tho'mexttot. | Fewweas. or Mn, Arrecn Woons.—Tho funeral services lntan, Camberiand ard Vocabinatas were 10 Yeavo Im'a pt avtnrity cn vs grotunan | fe trnatn ce rains the family are remet- |B une ih per dozen. "No 1’ Astor plsase " | few days tor New York. % - he Susnily iat 8 ee Ae then we declare it, an unjust law. because ban. of this worthy gentleman, who was well known in pollti- | "°F “DE UF aT we havo files of Mexioan papers to the | Wich {t bas been held that the Joint maker of an oblige: | tice, from his inte reoidenco, 66 Mott utroct, this (Monday ) UN & COB AMERIOAN AGENCY AND dreds and thoursnagof industrious and hantworking laborers } cal circles, took place at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, | sunt from Vora Craz, abd to tho 17th from the capital. | HOB, whether note or bond, exeeuted voluntarily IR | atvernoon, at tworo’elock. American papers kept on fle. No. 10 Bespin ot ihe cuty Gay they havo, fer isle enjoyment, | {0M his Iato residence, No. 87 Tast eventh stroct, Mr. | Tho constitutional governiaent continued ita work of re: | Plank, may allpes an agama 8 bate tee Reider advancing g.nsork—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 2, Mariorw } Leadon (W. ©. BUG ng ogee eine ES | We semithin ot meter my tm tn | montinn ts chown wna to Pre: | PAPE a ene’ arent wen | Caney amg atin are suica, | CZENTLADINS RW AND APT Oop cuayume racived, That we the assecabled here in many | State Leginlaton the young demécracy of tho soventemnth | ON tho 10th was iasued an important circular touching | He bad eutrustod it for that purpose, with & largor sum } radeon avenuo, this (Monday) aftornoon, at two o'clock. | or CONKAY, 44 Contre strvet. mevting, di Tespecttully and carnoetly petition the peraey of the 88 Sf | tho forcign relations of the republic. During tho lant % ‘The rolatives aad friends of the faintly are respecttuly | — — is Recta opae geen faw ttl | ar ite me dees a, au | Sree i midi | Hd neta ow srt blvss | te ic a fed we aera | vara arm walaan. the pete pesoe aad order ou the fret day o” the werk, com: | and reepectablo, and a large train of carriages followed | 20d even of tho local authorition of individual porte, | MOSH tis PrinenalMvlr oe secided by the Sarre Tene ea ening, March 2, suddenly, of | “"Lneumatiom in ite most painful forma; also, eorotula, ory monly called Supday;"" ale so much of section 21 of the romains to ‘Caivary Cemetery, where the decosed | hive found it necessary to cuter one) yon eyed at- | nighost court of the State that the insertior. of a larger Fon year or bus rly a native of land, sipelag, #alt rheum, pimples, blotche a, old ulcers, fever rorem, ein WS of chapter S08 lant Tahwtich iaw ai para | WM! interred with the volema iteyui the Catholic Church. | Fngemicats wit the Topeoeentat ot meet covers, | vam than had been agreed upco—tho ammo in effct pre- | “tu Tuncral wil tako piace, trom tho Yorkville Raptist | ‘Tits etiet itt tustest® ae meroural consumptlemy, of law are Bigront crievance—in the prperat vind 7 Fam rox mum Hovm ov Tam Goon sircruan—This is | ‘Tho object of the ciroular is ta call attention 40 this irre- | CiAly as tho inaortion of &, lesser nomber OF unetion & | chnreh, Highty taird street, "vetweon, Second and Third he rh mow cértainiy Pred by this great purider. fend that woe reguest our repreemmtatives 1a iho Legurearet? | one of tho most moritorious tnrtitctions which has | gular exorcise of authority and to reciaita it for the newly | careless surety ngamat n bona Se holder of the instru. | "YORU, this (Monday) morning, at elovon o'clock. end aig Like Daless bee cusnt trotanda rae ence of (eet peated. een established of Inte years in our metropolis. Tt was | Catablioued fodorsi goverament. Hy tho constittion all | soont having no ueticn of tho rceret understanding and | .yentee (Feotland) aad London (England) papers please | hich eam be reached by medicine if takes in accordsaow i ‘These resolutions wero adopted by an unanimous vote. | ocened about three years ago, and in $'at brio? timo has ge ager were aro vouted in it, and heir exerelse 1 6 reason to suspect iis existence. Van Duzer ve. Stowe, | PY com Sunda; dh 3, Amma Hove, agoa 24 | Wie the Slrections, 7 Beveral speakers proceeded 10 address the amembly in | ORE 8 te ne ee vect of the Hous of the | eee crerel States nd Lona sarborities, being 20 | 24, New York, Rep. 631. ‘This decision does not turn oh | yegig nO" Sanday» March 3, Anam Hania, ag venclgen nas cuntale 0 pagtele of mamwury, oe pny other dete the Cerman langnago. much .good, rplinegendeared o | longer necessary, are henceforth forbidden. any distinction betwcoa s note and boad, . | meen Gohonte nuesem an tan ‘ an Gand term, Verein. Slo postsnben to cases cab | roe anmene "a tthe referms Of the “odieast females of wae remain vali ana be provabty formally rw. | Deision reeeeved. bermof Metropolitan Lndge Moruts rand Mare ro. | it is Tu GREAT CURATIVE BLESSING OF pe free apeeeh (vercammilungt recht). In analyziog | * wm on vp bey Men han ae leat com: | cited, but in the fates all di questions, reciaua- Personal Intelligence. specif ; invited to attend the funeral, from luis'late re Siheenk sae battin an bru a tlic question in view, he contended that ‘the opponents of | Pimmrarion. Eee ue oe ee ue Hone ‘and propesiti na must bo referred to the general | Chariog Durlegom, of favannan; MH. Burnett, of Thi- | & Bo, 230 West Tweaty-soventh treet, on Buenday TEMINCIPAL DEV OR, NU. 28 GRAND STRERT, NEW " merely of anet of ~ ne J governmont. cirei is aliressed to p oxcoutives % rf afternoon, Ds ‘urther 5 sas cn Me Mad born maliciously stave’, while, on | HOt the praises of mon for their reward, bit Inboring | Seite poveral Ftnton, to the lwcal wachorities oF tho var, | Ldelpbia, and S. 8. Musball, of White Mains, are stop- | Femains will bo taken to Greonwoot for interment, we ene the othor side, the cry io favor of the obucxious laws | 0m ® higher and purer motive, It is to assist them | ous pyets, to torcigh governments and to all whom it | 08 at the Lafarge House. Liga.sxo.—In Brooklyn,on. Sunday, March 3, Miss YLar- create ele eaaranaben taking take tate ta so bo bea mud * MY ORTANT NOTICE. SHIPPERS OF GOQDS BY raised ‘and cupport Sanday fanaticism. ‘ aes & Cate ta vo may cone rn. Mr. J. A. Howell, of the United States Navy; HL, Ald- | mia luaaxn, danghter of Havens Ireland, in the 26th | 4, Adams Exproex Company, om ter Mare 1, for. Sa 5 be gainsayed that tho anes the early part of tank month in irving all. alt is Trom the Ministry of War ond Marine, also, hai issued | ridge and wife, of Indiana; J. P. Linsey, of, ith Oaro- | year of hor sige. " font toctiaah. py Rg Alabasha, crimes wore committed with the Biblo in the hand, | 9m ;aternrize m which Proven ate, ae re atholice | a circular in regard to the organization of tho fedoral | lina; C. 1. Jerome, of New Orleans; A. W, Frankiln and }” ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully | ‘Slompany the —— y the ADAMS BX! New Youn, Mareh I, 1861. | ‘Tt bad beon stated that tho repeal of the Sunday law | could not be expected; but thoy should not be dis- ; couraged, but continue to battle against the Sunday law army. Hitherto, though nominally recognising the cen- tral powor, tio forces of Chegpoativational government have really been raised, oficort™ sud commande! for tho invited to attend the funoral, from the Haptist church, corner of Wa and Gates avenues, on Tuesday af” tornoon, at haif-past two o'clock. wife, of ’ena Yan, aad W. J. Buchanan, of Maryland,are COMPANY, 89 Broadway. religion betweem those who apply for adiiesion to the at the Metropolitan Hotol. Leuse of the Goed Shepherd. Hon. ©. H. Peaglee and T. W. Ri. iilbbard, of Now Hamp- . | speech, oven if the Denication or tix New Doren Rarorwen Cronct ty | most part by tho several Staten. The proposed reorgant- | ehire; Lient. Hopkins and Liout. Maxwell, of the United Krouan —On jay, March 3, Parnice Krouan, of tho AMC! PANIC!-MUST BE SOLD, Be pe Ay. - aera tee my. ae aor ‘Applanee.) Turry-rocrrm Smxer.—Tho new odifice of tho congro- | “tion appareutly eoutemnplaces ihe formation of a porma- | States Nayy; W. 1. Gait and J. D. Spicer, of Troy, and J, | Parish of Lerrigan, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 50 ycars, P. (ney To Maes calebrated Venetian Liniment Mir. Wen. Vow Gersenacit rem the design of ont fodcral wrmy proper, and for thia object the Premi- | Strate, of Memphis, Tean., aro sopping at tho Astor | _ The fricods aud folatives of ths family aro respectfully | firatcemedy for bai Try itr aoand 80 conta Sold by ) the meeting was to protest. against t and, in th | &ation lately worshipping in the Dutch Reformed church | ont has named the following goatiomen x eomunitteo to | Hoaso, invited to atlond his fcnoral, on Tuceday afternoon, at | drurgista Olen, No. 86 Cortiands acreee name of. the ooustitation of the United Stites, against | a Broome street, was dedicated with due solomnity yee. | inqiire into tho whole subject and report secontiogiy, | judge Kmott and wife, of Poughceepele; J. G, Alten, of | {Wo eck, from lis late retidence, No, wi Kast Twen. | = 8 OSA aay legislation in regard to religious mattere and’ matters | terday forenoon. The building, which is situated in vero Genarals of Divison, D. Anastasio Turrodt and O: | Kentucky; Delos De Wolf, of Oswego; O. Ii, Gray and | “eth street Daal dda ssc ecu BLLING AT A RACRIFIOE. of comsctonos. (Gedanken Zwoang.) to the | Tbirty-fourth street, noar Kighth ayeaue, was densely | nay 1). Joss Justo Alcarcs, D. Laundeo Vallo and | Wife; and ©. C. Poor and wifo, of Boston; D. 8. bay ° é J ENGLISH AND SWIe9 CHRONOMETER WATCHER, Ir. Kors made somo statements by ene Of San Francisco; D. H. Hammond, of comunittse which hind proceeded to Albany, and ae er aged 62 years. which | crowded upon the occasion, and extra accomodations had | 1), Ramon ijleeiaa. re ‘and M. Dwyer, of Halifax: . Ponke, of the relatives and friends of tho family aro requested D. ©. PEACOCK, London, and 406 7 ‘was composnd of Mesers, A. Lutz, Goorge ‘Mauer, Otto | to bo provided for the largo number of people in attend. |. A dow low, apportioning among the States contributions | FAM. ke, Ouylor; eat Ww Melineten, of Toronto, ‘wore | attend tho funeral, from the residence of her son, 166 rey Beovhweg. Hicym, Willlam Mispagel, Higo Welloukamp ant louis | ance. ‘The opening prayer was mado by tho Rev. H. B. | to the fuloral ireasury, in compensation fur thn interior | Canon the arrivals at tho St. Nicholas Hotel yentorday. | Matt street, om tuesday afternoan. st two o'clock. | A plendid niock of Watches Jewelry and EE a PO tate setootions from the | tied Tt coos Iato operation the Lat of March, Hon. Jere Clemens, formerly United States Senntor, | of Willian Millen, aged 20 year. ; in'Tactory, Glass Caste and Fixtures tm store for ante low followed Tigh the Rov, Teter 8 Stryker, the 1 aetvored tus Bue relatives aid friends of the family are respectfully ne itge hae been appointed Major General of the army of Ala- - tons woald be made: but how far they would reach could , the pastor, The Ministry of Justion had aloo tn special charge the CARES! TRUENES: a ‘ SE rj canization of the federul courts, and « lav fe. | bama. to attend the funeral, this (Momiay) afternoon, at lt oct tn tates Mineman hate vaowa on the evident noe | Ser caneeent tale cal fas peteaia Gad tha Earthen ana | Fanos Vo sureve ts crtinial tei ha {already beoa pee: | Gee. Casm pessod through Wheeling, Va. on Wadnog, nk, from he ate rsdn 7 Yaeabeth mrC0t. | Gatng the new and improved nem ve Téaly cured tar n pared and would soon be publixhed. day, en route for home, acoompan: y widor » Marc 7 oo rawetops WHITH S PATENT LEVER TRUSS. that tho people, n'a majority, wero against the Sanday | tho rest of the children of the captivity kept thededication | Darra sod would moon De ublidied, sams any | a em rine for home of Prof. William’ G. Peck, of Columbia College, tpt Ay fed 24 yeara and 7 months. ‘Tho frieuda of tho family and thoss of hor fathor, Prof. Charles Daviow, are respectfully invited, without further notico, tonttend the funeral, at St. Anne's church, | Teh of this house of God with joy."’ Heconeluded by revit! according to tho ritual of the Du rising. Chancellor Ferris h he took oocavion to com~ pliment the coagregation for thoir Sigio, had aloo ontored into an arrangement with 4 com puny for the establishment of a new line of steamers, to ply, under the Mevican flag, between Acapulco and other ports of the Pacific and San Francweo. The meeting was also addressed bythe Rev. Mr. Haren, who read some statistics making © comparison of crimes committed in diferent commaunitios, with and without ny ty for their guidance, which elicited the remarkable the dedication service Tien. Clement C. Clay, late United States Senator from Alabama, accompanied by his brother, I. 1. Clay, ar- rived in Uhicago from the South en thé 27th ult. They ore on their way to St. Paul, whore thoy wid spend xhowld not be a day without one. LADIES’ BUPPORTERS on the same prin juspenders for ladies and” gentlemen “wholbealo aah GREGORY & OO, New Yor. sion of a beaubi- some | more crimes committed house of worahi Btea't The eame paper announces the arrival in tho capital of Fishkill Landing, this (Monday ( afternoon. _ — — whcren sunday low prevala”” “Tune Won | enecore that Bad eifeaed shot labore: "A magiicast co” | COumwantrs fro ower Caltrn. ald Sain, wis | IGN We, ct cena Rote gi aoe Noah | | Traum At Newark, Nom hnday ure 8, of in | rune HARLOW. a aT cence by Mesers. Charles Rur rien jet of consulting the ganersl government in ro- fears einstein flare jangs, Mra. Av: : and Prete que Be Hestenn, coer ie Bpoasr'cod ir. Hore | ecttn Was taken up, aed the exorelous cloned with tho | Sos FDtS nantew of thse Aleta. I'm acdod thas thelr ae a re a Youre, formerly of Glangew, Sootland. in hla ia the ute of snary cnsnoneed in tho NEW YOR manu, whereupon the moeting adjourned. Gothic style, with Nova Scotian stone facing, and with age hm y aeretche Taseel ‘Se “arate saslesiide Teo wee Are AKER 8. M. 00. have published for misent percmlpr yoy | Timothy Bote ae or , ty ey ta the artistic delineation, by # profe ‘ional man, o8 towor# at cach side of the front 90 feet high, and cost $60,000. It 16 71 feet wide by 100 feot deop, and ia capable of accommodating 1,200 gratuitous distctbulion, iu neat paunphiet form, “Washing. cre ‘Address, which dua be had at choir store, 400 J., abd danghter of the inte Col. Eplurain Whitlock, of | 82 S0ti ttt snce of an tia ental ieunny had Sow Broadway, New York. N. ied with the most unnatural parental Fibzabethtown, S.J. oon treachery. The abduetion and Tong to the wholo repabiic, oa this ie well known to have long beom a favorite idea Of the Preeident and his constitu: | Srna Police Intelligenee. persona, A commodious lecture the As Incesptary Caccmt.—On Saturday morning, between room, whieh also serves (ne 4 tloprl advieers, es Southern fog AE eg Roe fad he persecution of bis beautiful balf sister y purpores of a Sunday echoo ‘4 ‘eloel Wi , of the Fifteonth At the capital it wns reported that the vavernment had Batchelor’s Newly Invented W! and Ravowy —On Sunday, Marc Prca, daughter of Wil eve te ene a oe . Oey iteoll, The Cate ap nt, and tho organ gallery | yenotvod to nppeal directly to the people, not only for the | ‘Toupees are mow aitauon Misa ter's | lam and Kato i Raboldy aged Tmonths and 20 precinct, saw a woman come out of the area of house No. 179 Taurens street, and pass into the adjoining alley. y Immediately aftorward he discovered a light in the base. | Fine 1X War Komnmen: Smumm.—Botwoen twotvo and mont, aud found a quantity of flut1, and the basoment | one o'clock yesterday afternoon a fire broke out in the door on fire. He quickly extinguished the flames, and | Greonwich pottery, 260 Weet Righteonth stroct, owned hen mundo eoarch for the npn v ory t by itself, The sale of powa commeaces on Tues- - s of nahn day next. 4 perfect 1 measure card #16 Bond street, N.Y Batchelor’s Hatr Dyc—Helieble and In- stantancous; black of 81 Darciay streok Bolt ind applied at W. A. Ba’ i, 16 Youd street. choice by Dogar vote 0 minor magiatrates—a pro vor. ‘ Keoted by tho poopie,” a the Sigio, * the tri bunais will have the true independence contemplated by the constitution, and this independence will bo the beat anow city council, but of all fon whtch found great fa notice to morrow. Rocens.—In Hrooklyn, 08 Monday afternoon, Febraiary 18, at oue o'clock, of Soquel to pearlatina, altor thirt ov illnese, Cammanive Van Warne, wife of William H. pondents, Ac., Be, person ho saw leave th guarantes of the good adminiatration of jastice."’ Moldavia Cream Forces t ogers, aged 27 years, 6 months and 4 days, leaving a |“? —— LK J mises. Frosh footprints wore found in tho area Hc Nb Song pay eye The cope of the capital record the arrival of acon | yers and Motstaches to loxuriantly. Sold’ wholesale | bosband and four children to mourn her lose. XPS.—WAKFFIET, and hall of the rear building, and on enter: aoa cioaas Rout $60, inauredl in the Lortiarg | @vcta of $3 00,000 from Queretaro, and arraagoccats wore and retail by W. A. BA’ i, 16 Bond ntroot, we remains wore interred me cpoeweed Comotery of iti, Mount Ct toe i freah maria of niturs foot tpom tho ‘ser, “On | aid other city insurance companioe. prodete ofall the mines so tense guatiestores Prusses.mMarsh & Cove Radical Cure |. Roum -Inirokiva, oa Ssturday, March 2, Prone the sneer, om Mo measiiring the foot printe, they were found to correspond Yims uo tot Bowsry.—Shortly after nino o'clock on Sun- In the lcantins the law configeating the ope iv 4 Trusa, No, 2 Vesey ot (Astor + opporalte Ure eure, ‘Tagua Boomer, of Frases, enue testea ‘en County een (ote sige of ovens thend is hen cocammnlning © small | day night © fire was discovered on tho second floor of | the ubereh, with 4 Com nateaeds eae ius cate to 60 | ‘Wheeler & Wilson's Improve Sewing | attend the funeral whies wah \ahe pines "en Benet & ore Pees candles for Tig that sho haw no, urn for fait | the boilding No. 4 Bowery, in tho dwelling apartinonte of | ing poration, : ¢ Machinien at red‘ioed pricen, “Ofes Ws Bromaway. March 6, ot ono o'clock im the aCternoom, from the resi: | ue Sew ‘4x aw: norte candies for light, and that she has no ure for fluid Shatevor, Offleor Wilday arrosted the suepected party, and conveyed her before Jurtice Connolly, at Jelierson Market Police Court. The magistrate committed the ac- cused to await the Fire Marehai’s investigation, Tt aiao 70 Fourth place, South Brooklyn. at Dr. V'leo’s church, Ridney Srxopey.—At the United States Naval Hospital, 4 lyn, on Sanday morning, March 3, Lieutenaat Rowan T. Mrs. Levi. It originated from the store. The wo her furniture will amount to about $100; inured for $300 ho Manhattan Insarance Company. The store on the first floor is oecnpied by Rosenberg & Brothor, dealers in ————— wr ACHINES. nWING ‘Tam Wirrar Prosrxcr tv Omo.—The present season ia Barry's ‘Tricopherous is the Best and i uae rtiate for di dewatit, ting, cl by those whoee interoet it to keep booked up in mr a aes ah tee Ching, eae raid auch mattors, to be an exceedingly favorable one for the re OF RARE AND V, i tohes ‘ dam by | growth of the wheat . So far aa wo have heard, the vate * trapoax, U.S. N., agod 20 yours; attached to the United —History. Bi appears that sa attempt to set fire to the opposite build. | watches and jowoiry. Stock and Fixtures oo} MAE aye ado, About half one o'clock woter to tho extent of about $900: insured for $2,100 in | wheat felda throughout ity prosent a vory States steamer Moba: nA fanvecdes Fridey mort by pouring Srna {ait the side | tho Wiccan, 160i te sior and 9.08 the | Gearing sppearece, revideacs ull fas opm, ot Ps. ‘aban ee Tene Sheuliee eee le tering, March Ramarers. ele ait Wate hone oe building. It wae discove: wever, and | Market Ineuranoe Company. a o iv y re. Obi a Bo4 street, \ o J x SGttngulahed beforo any damage was dad, 100 | Mir Ward. It in daunaged about $100, insured we are ail Gear Waresis Museu, | The friends of tho fkmily aro respectfully invited to