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will not be removed from the Southern States. | bas proved him invincible. So the ‘best thing that Mr. Bull can do is to look the matter squarely in the face, instead of trying to humbug himself into i:° exploded idea that he can get his cotton elsewher¢. Tue Justice or rue LucisLarore DéFEAT- up.—The public are aware of the extraordina- ry fact that one of the members of the Albany Legislature has recently been arraigned for corruption before that highly honorable body and expelled, as one not fit tosit in high places with so pure and immaculate a conclave. But, ‘not content with the expulsion of this frail Eve of the masculine gender from the Albany Pa- radise, the Legislature, in the intensity of their virtue, have actually summoned the tempter Lucifer also, to answer the charge of whisper- ing the very name of bribe into the ear of the fallen member, and, upon the report of the committee, summarily handed him over to the tender mercies of the Sergeant-at-Arms, to be consigned toa dungeon until the legislative session is over. But the lobby was not going to permit any of its kith and kin to be thus sacrificed; so it took the victim, Mr. Nelson, from the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and burried him off to parts unknown. Thus the virtue of the Albany Legislature is mooked and the majesty of its power set at naught. —_ Brooktyn Acapgmy or Mvsic.— Linda was announc- ‘od at this house for last night, but owing to the illness of Ferri the “ Sounambula” was substituted for it. Miss Kellogg did not achieve the same success in the role of Amina which she won in Rigoletto and in Linda. Her performance, nevertheless, was marked by the same in- telligence and careful execution that distinguished her other efforts. Throughout the whole of the first act, and particularly im the opening aria, she sang admirably, but in the more trying scenes of the opera her voice did not always sustain itself, In the upper notes it was pure and sympathetic, but it occasionally showed evidences of feebleness in the lower register. This was compen- sated for by her execution of the fice passages ‘ab non credea mirarti’ and of the “Ab non giunge uman pensiero” in the list act, which was all that could be desired, Brignolt’s Elyino is so well known that it is hardly necessary for us to criticise it. He was in excel- lent voice, and sung the beautiful music of bis part with <arest ivoling and expression, Susini acquitted himsele Wier shs wala of Rudolpho; but we own that it 8 we ager. Oredtitany iu vu w this fine singer. On not Ove in which we desire ww. the arhote the Opera went off very suecessiu.. vt fay “La Juive,” and on Saturday “Moses. Egypt” will be Given at this house, siecle wept Mapasnt Axwa Bisor's Beyrrrt,—The grand compli mentery pencilt to Madame Anna Bishop heretofore au- nounced to take place on Thursday of this week, has been postponed till Friday, the 19th instant, when it will posi- tively take piace at the Academy of Music. Balfe’s ““Bo- hemian Girl” will be given, together with a scene from “Tarcredi.”” Madame Bishop will be assisted by Mr. Mi- randa, Dr. Guilmette, and other favorite artists. GoreecnatK’s Concerts.—The series of concerts by Car- jotta Patti and Gottschelk will be commenced about the 20th of the present month. The Havanese have been showering golden opinions upon the piauist, and his de- parture has been delayed by the fees given in bis honor. Acavemy or Music,—‘La Juive’’ will be given for the first Lime this sexson tonight. Macame Colson makes her debut as Rashel, and Stigelli sings Eleazer. A fine perfoi mance may be anticipated. Obituary. ‘General Coutyeav, of the French army, has just died fm China. He was greatly distinguished in Algeria and the Crimea for his personal courage. As Colonel of the Firet regiment of Zouaves he waz the first to enter the Malakoff. ‘Those who were at the French Exposition of 1857 may remember the Yoon picture. The flue lookin, man ip foregroued, rushing on the breastworks the Matakoff, in advance of his regiment, his face stream- ing with blood, is General Collineau. He won his rank of Brigadier in ‘Aigiers in 1854, and when the Italian war broke out commanded a brigade of infantry. His hand- some person, fine talents and courage gave his friends great hopes of his future distinction. City Intelligence. A Mexrrep Comrumenr.—Captain 8. W. Pike, of this city, Jate of the ship Mameluke, has received from the several companies baying risks on that veese!l at the time he commanded, a beautiful chronometer, now on exhibition at Willard’s, in Boston, in token of bis faith | fulnes? xpd good seamunehip in ‘bringing his vessel to | | j port when in a leaky condition. It is from Johu Poole manutacturer for the Admiralty, in London, bears the following iuseription, and is said to be one of the finest fnatroments of its kind in this country: nib iSieary aati eaeanaercearanton Presented to 3 Carts W Pree, 3 By tho Sun Mutual aad New York’ Mutual Insurance} $Crmrnuies of New York, and the China Mutuai and} Bosleton Insnravce Companies, of Boston, in token} of thers appreciation of ois skill, persevemsnoe aud} | enerzy, in bringing the ship Mameluke in a leaky} cond tion from Baker's Ielaua to New York. Mancu 12, Ls61 OLE LELELOLEDELELILELIEELIRLIELLODIS EEE PLIOLESEOSIL® | Inrovine THe Pars Orrosime Tomraixs Manker —The pretty littie park opposite Tompkins Market, which was, 8o lerg hiditen from view by villanous mest an | vegoteble atalis, '« undergoing considarable improvement through the exertions of the Superintendent of Parke, The shrubs, | bushes aod flower trees have been trimmed, and the beds | rearralged with taste aud skill. Around the sidewalk 4 number of fine trees have also jart been planted, which Will rencer the place still more attractive and beautiful. Jons Moxnissey, Ter Puonsst, DancRrovsty Tk.— ‘This celebrated light of the ?. K. is said to be very dan- gerously til with « severe attack of the fashionable ma- lady, dipthoria, or malignant Pore throat. The physi- clang lock grave and pronounce Mr. Morriseey's case anything bat encouraging. Farsi Accipent—A man named Peter Durand, agtd thirts u'n¢ years, fell down the stairway of No, 199 ave- nue C, and injured himself eo severely that ho died al- | moet instantly, Jersey City News, Consistsvion ON Susvay MorstsG at Grace Cavan, Sunsey Cay —The exercises connected with tuis mont im- prearive coremony were of a highly interesting charac- ter. Fome thirty two porsons were contirmed by the Right Behop Odeuheimer, the result of the very aealons Linors of ihe Rev. 5. M. Rice, rector of the parish. | Brookiyn City News. | Avovnen Srauning Arrnay.—Oa Monday evening two | men, name! John Murphy aod Miles Rodden, living in | Willow street, near Atlantic, bad a quarrel about a de From wor’s they came to blows, and in the the Sght Murphy seized a pair of tailor’s shew which .o st boed Rodven three times in the abdomen, | The woun ed man was conveyed to the Long laiaud Col- lege Hospital, where bis woun4s were examines, and pronounced to be of a dangerous charac Murphy bas beon arrested, and ia held to await the result of Rodden 's injuries. Court Catendar for This Day. —Vart 1—-Nos 385, 643, 205, 327, 31. 653, 661, 679, 687, 708, 705, ~Nos. 694, 404, 384, 570, 6. Couwox Praas —Part 1—Nos, 104, 273, 818, 140, 228, | 780, 862, 864, 722, 05, $09, 2083, 424, 412° Part 2 Same os yorterday, ana D490. SuPFeion CovRT.--Yart L—Nos 801, 1645 , s 9, 1685, 1678, 767, VID Part 2—Nos. 1168, 1180, 1148, 6, 723, 366, 6.4, 128, TIT, 1679, 1691, 1705, 1707, 1709, 1711 13 5 , 1228, 1228, 1156, 502, 1030, 732, 1016, 644, Unitan ranes Disrascr Covrr.— Vos, £0, 87, 41, 42, 44, Toll. Coun: or Arrears Nos, 86, 31, 58,16, 89, 40, 42, 43, 46, 41, 4 Arrivals and Departures, Laverroot—Steamship Persia—Mr and Mrs Torrinos, two sonia teo aunghiers nnd mail servant, Mr and Mes Parrish, twoehidren, and nurse; Mise Paterson, Miss Huntington, Me and Mrv Mack, Lrand Mra Rae, Mr E’Toel, F Banoohe, Geo Borthwick, ¥ Budge, FM Simon: an, Mr « laguibel, Kirkpatrick, Mr Hodgkt r Wiggins and nephew Nr Borirand, Dilworth. soude. Mi ir De J Aaleberg, 3 Buchan Ms on Mr, Crowe Mre fi ebiid and servant; Hernsl, Mr Mingion, Charles Silver, Jobn Gi dpbn | Waal 8 how wbeber, Mr’ Kromelliny ins Kromelling, Three child: 4 Mackay B Willioros, Fg Krogg, ir Laroche, F Berton, HA Gasreit, Mr age, ALT OP Deroy, 4 bi land, ur Donough, a Fila, | dsone, Mrand Mre Kelly, Mr th, Mr Biglend, | JR Buckler “Mr fuvebireon Me 'Drowa Me Coleman, Me Le | raw, «10 Renito, bas Hill, Mrs Ponsford, Jay Peace, A | uben, Ay Crawlmy. Mr Gr Mr Cooper, Jas Howard, Mr M hoe Tuguy, Jan ricken, Thos Willams, Jas 0 Yipes. dan Wright, W'sichotls, W Evans, mail oliosrs—Total, Nase. |, NP—srlg Loey Darling-Farcy W Snowden, se | % muel Berd. DEPARTURES, Cram stor =f teamer Nashvilie—o § W, nol Fy anderto:, AP Ruder, T Withemen, Wise f hacer wh ‘ pr ts naldrich, A ils’ Jno Rayloy aud lady, P- Kouffer, M ureenain, Conn 'iwo children, Wea Kearns tae APPA Ob6 cOrvauk War Auroy, aad NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1861—TRIPLE SHEET. THE TARIFF TROUBLES, Jute, Teeth, Brandy, Other Spirits, and Cotton, im Troubie= stow the New De- puty Collector Fills Up fis Spare 7 ime— Seizure of Contraband Goods from & Passenger by the Persia, &c., &c. ‘The business at the Custom House yesterday morning was a litle more lively than it bad been duriug the st few days, although, when Scutpared with that of thé same period of lags year, it was very slow. As the day wore away, the business did not continue so brisk—tbere- fore, at the close of office hours, there was very little ex- citement at the desks, in a business point of view. Some few points of dispute came up about the new tariff'rates. The following written query was put to the Collector by a broker:— What are the duties u i jute twines. These are entirely, or in part, manufactures of jute. 1 atk this, as to my reading, the two sections in which they are mentioned conflict with each other? D, McARTAUR, The last clause of section 15 of the new tariff reads thus: On jute goods, Afteen per centum ad valorem; on all other manufactures of jute or Sisal grass, not other wise provided for, twenty per centum ad valorem The broker contended they should be admitted at fif- teen percent as ‘ jute goods,’’ but as there 1s an evident inconsistency between the two rates as above, the Col- lector decided the deposit be taken at twenty per cent, and after appraisement the overplus to be refunded. The broker said he should pay the auty under protest. The decision with regard to the following clause under the ten per cent section: — Horns, horn tips, bones, bone tips, and teeth, manu- nae, ips. ips, is thus rendered. The “horns, horn tips, bones and bone tips,’ are to be considered as not having gone through any process of manufacture; that elephant’s teeth are ivory de facto, and rated under the special clause relating thereto, and the “ teeth manufactured,” specified above, are to be considered human tecth and no other. “ Those who can’t turn can’t spin.” The next trouble was with regard to the following clause of section 6:— Bec. 6. And be it further enacted, That from and after the day and yeur aforesaid, there shall be levied, collected and paid, on the importation of the articles hereinafter mentioned, the foilowing duties, that is to say:— Fant, on brandy, for first proof, one dollar per gallon; on other spirits manufactured or distulied from grata, for frst procf, forty cents per gallon; on spirits from other materials, for first proof, :orty cen 8 per gallon; ou cordials and liquors of all kinds, fMity cents per gallon; on arrack, absynuthe, kirschenwasser, ratatia, and other similar spirituous beverages, not otner wise pro. vided for, fifty cents per gulion; oa bay rum, twenty five con's per gullon; provided that the duty upon braudy spirits, and ai! other spirituous beverages hereim enume- rated sha}l be collected upon tho basis of first proof, and fo in pre portion for aby greater strength than’ the strength of first proof; provided, that all imitations of brandy or spirits, or of any of the said wines, and all wines imported by any names whatever, shail be subject to the duty provided for the genuine article which it 18 onded to represent; provided, lurther, that brandies, ‘wena Hquors, Ibay ‘be imported in bottles, ‘> wat lees than one dozen, ~-sding to the ke or other epitic.. when the package shall conwuw . and ail botties shall pay a separate duty, accu. rate established my this act, whether contain ng wines, brandies, or other spirituous liquors, subject to duty a8 hereinbefore mevtioned; on ale, porter and beer in bot- tes, twenty five cents per gallon; otherwise taan tn bot tes, fifteen cepts per galiou; on all spirttuows Iquors not enumerated, thirty three apd one-third per contum ad valorem. Certsin brandies bave recently been imported that have been below tiret proof. There is no provision made for a less ratio of strength than first proof, although provision hes been made for a greater. How then was this duty to be fixed? No other possible rate could be taken by law otherwise than “thirty three and one-third per centum aa valorum’’ upon “spirituous liquors pot enumerated.’ This decision caused great dissatiefuction among those in. terested in the brandy. On the duty upor spirits a question was asked yester- day, whether a ce3e of gin, in bottles, would have to pay duty on the case as well as the bottles. It was decided that the duty would have to be paid undor the specifica- tion of “Manufacturers of wood not otherwise provided | for—thirty per cent.” The style of charging the duty on | case, containing a dozen bottles of gin would be—The spirit, specific, according to proof, from forty to fifty-six cents per gailon; bottles, 30 per cent ad valorem; case, 20 per cent ad valorem. How will our spirit importicg merchants like thie? Does the same rule apply to the casks? A dispute arose yesterday between two entry clerks about the following claus>:— First—On all manufactures of cotton not bleach. ed, colored, stained, painted or printed, and not exceeding one hundred threads to the square inch, counting the warp and filling, and exceed ing in weight five ounces per square yard, oa cent por square yard; ou finer or lighter goods of lik degeription, not exceeding ove hundred and forty threads to the square inch, counting the warp and filling, two cenis per square yard; on goods of like deweriptioa, ex- ceecing one hundred and forty threads, and not exceed ing two hundred threads to the squure inch, couuting the warp and filing, three cepis per square yard, on itks good? exceeding two hundre? threads to the square inch, counting the warp und filiteg, four couts per squa yard; 0a all goocs stb-aced in the foregotag schedules, Af Meached, there shal be lemed collectet and pavd an adds fror.al duty of one half of one cent per square yard; aud if printed, painted, colored or stored, there shall ve Lined, collected and past a duty of ten per centum al valorem yn addition to the rates of duty provided im the foregoing | whedulls The diepate was whether, in assessing the ten per cent aduitional duty, the bait cent per square yard for biewsh- | ing was to be first adved to the original one, two, three or four cents per square yard, specific duty chant asserted it should aot be. by one of the clerks ; but the Secretary of the freasury, it is believed, intends ‘The me-chant, however, lus decided w try the case ina law Court, as it is ope that will involve millions of dollars during the next four years, if the lariff contioues in exietencs so long. The new ¥eputy Collector dors not take his seat aotil next Monday. In the meantime he 's makiag bimectf useful—as he was observes yesterday iu one of the ua derground rooms of tue Custom House busily engaged with several clerks in assorting encafeing and filiug a portion of the ten bushels of applicatiow that have been presented. A veigure was yesterday made on board the eteamship Persia, being the first made under the administration of Mr. Barney. It appears that a passenger was about to leave the vestel when he was seached by offloer Browa, who took from him some bal! cozen pieces of new diamoud jewelry, valued at hearly $300 The passenger stated they were uot for sale but for personal use, but the ques- tion is to be decided by the proper officials. ike mer La tis he was seconded otherwise Personal Inteiigence. Jobn E Ward, Unite! stutes Minister to Chia, and Colone y.of the United Siates Army, ure stopping at the New York Hotel, : F. M. De Olagiubel and M. R. De Ferreros and family, of Mexico; J Rand Francis B Hull, of Harttord, are stopping at the Clarendoa Hotel Sir Frecerick Jobnetone, Bart., of England; Dr Rao, the Arctic explorer, and wite; Mrs, Genera! Cadwallader and danghters, of Philadelphia, and Henry Chapia, of England, are stopping at the Urevoort House. Mayor W. Ii. Cranston, of Newport, R.1.; Colonel J, RB, Danforth, of Doobs Ferry; L. &. De Aiva, of Caba: F. Cook and wife, of California; K. Matthewson, of Provi- peo, and G. Kendrick, of Cousectisut, are stoppiog at be Lafarge House Captain € Captain Lrooks, of the steamship ka pburg; Frank Her- paid, ber Britannic Majesty's Consul at Baltimore; Rev Y. Ekyn, of Louisiana, C.F. Hommingway, of Chile, R. Jones, of Prov deuce, G. Brown and wife, of California; Joe ttarrison, of Hud- dersfield; Henry Crisield, of Liverpool; Charles'S. Silver, of Hatifux, and @. . Brown and wife, of Boston, are stopping at the Everett House, Gee Unley, of Paris; Gov, Bockingham and family, of Connec! out; Jace Paige. of Schenectady ; D, Mackey, of Liverpool, fi. Fry, of Quebec, Mr. Learued aud family, @ Everett, G. 1.. Thayer and G. Turnbull, of Boston; 0. 'H, Sherrill acd & D Hawkins, of Aloany, Hl. ©. Hicks. aad ©. 8. Williame and wife, of Virgi . M. Grakirk, of Manchester, England, and L.. Dexter and family, of Provi- dence, are stopping at Lue St. Nicholas Hotel. Hon. W. P, Schell, of Pennsylvania; Hon. 8. M. Morrill, of Maino; Commodore Jervis Commodore Chase, Captain Rogers, Licutenant J. $ Ferguson and J W. Heury, of the gUnited States Navy; Hon, ©. #, James, of Rhode Island; Hon. A. B, Dickinson, of Moruby; lL. and %, Cush'ng and W. D. Swan, ot Boston, Judge Carroll, James Wood, Jr, and EP. Futter, of Livingston county, are Stopping at the Astor Houre, Hon. Tom Corwin, of Ohio; Hon. ff. R. Selden, of Rochester; Dr Mack and wite, of st. Catharines, C. W.; J. R. Bocklor snd Faaard Lovell, of London; G. Berth well, oF Liverpool, Ernest Barvche, of Varia; and ‘family, of Mareachusetta, W Gray, Jr , of Boston, apd Thomes Adaye, oi Eeinvarg, are sopping at the Fiftu Avenue Hotel Captain Drum, of the United States Army; Dr. Kerne- dy, of the United Stas Navy, J Maul, of Philadeiphis, ~ J Reherds and wife, of Massuchusetis; # Wiliams, Harworth and 8 Briggs, of alitornia; J. F. Coyle, of W , ot + Thompson wiaud; M. N. Hasset, ington, LL. Katon of St’ John, N. i, iman, of St stoppiog at Mevropolitan Hotel Won. W. H. Hooper and family, of Utab: OF Joho Hon, of the United states Navy, Hon. © Traia, of Ms seachuectts; Colove| Deussey Colooel OF. smith aud W. Bowen, of the Uuiteu state army aad &N. Seder, Je., Of the United states Navy, are in Washington, HF. Judkine, of the mail steamshi» Persia; | P. Hubbell | THE SPOILS. — The Victots in Search of Their Shares The Castom House Yesterday—The Ap- plicames and the Collector-The Oat. siders—The Lookout from the Galle=- ries, &e., &. Tm coosequence of the rush on Monday, a better kind of order was obgerved yesterday a} (he door of the Col- lector’s room. At half-past two some of the brokers’ boys took up their stations at the door, ready for mis- chief; but as the applicants arrived and saw the state of aflairs, they began walking about the rotauda, rather than subject*themselves to be the object of thelr re- marks, At about a quarter to three o'clock an offloer made his appearance and moved the boys from their usurped positions, much to their annoyance. Shortly after this the applicants began to gxther together, although a large number still kept moving about the building. At three o'clock the galleries arSund the rotunda became nearly filled with clerks aud others who wished to see the fun, although they wished to be thought above it. ‘Those persons on the floor of the ro- tunda whose thoughts were not more seriously employed began making humorous sketchy remarks upon those in the galleries, to the amusement of the bystanders, As the minutes advanced the crowd began to be more con centrated, and some who wished only to be observers got inside the scow and mounted the desks behind the green curtain. The voice of the Sillcer, shouting “Get down there,” soon made the would be elevated persons find the ground ina hasty manner. Of course there were a num ber of persons present who had uo intention to apply for office, but who held up large rolls of paper, to intimate to distant friends that they held gigantic petitions, which had they been official documents, would have frightened not only Mr. Barney, but ali his assistants. Ataquarter past three o'clock the doorkeoper ad: vanced to open the door, and the officer tock up bis sta- tion just inside of it. As the applicants made somewhat of arush, the officer's voice might have been beard shouting, “steady,” “go easy,” Sc. It was rather a tight squeeze to get into the Collector’s room; but once inside, there was more room and comtort, Mr. Barney was ready to receive his yisiters, and bis secretary and the new Deputy Collector being also present to assist the chief, the documents were disposed of much quicker than on the previous occasion, One thiag was certain, that the number of applicants was not quite so large but of those who were there, cach was eager to present his documents first; and, having taken pos session of the frout and outer side of the table they gradually worked between the table and the wall, until an vutsider might have expected to see Mr. Barney driven ito the corner, But bo managed to maistuin his stand sbout half way, and we hope when he is about tobe cornered by some kuotty point in his official duties he may be able to make a stand and main tain it if just All this time a number of outsiders assembled around the entrance cour to wituess (he scene; but the presence of the oflicer prevented them, if they had felt so in- clineo, from making any offeosive remarks te the appl cante as they passe? through the double row o! persone ~ *me with either door post. ere presented by the applicants to the ‘-s and styles. Ono was + t= mawa, | ona. The cocuments ». Collecter, and were of all sian beautifully cngroeeed on parchment and signed wy ral very important ond infueutial persons in the city. One person mquired of the Collector whether he should Bend ul! the papers and recommeatatioss that be could obiam in bis favor. Mr. Barney informed him that he would receive all the documents sent or presented to him, without respect to persou or creed, and wold give thent all the attention he coula bestow upou them, sud do his best for al The applicants kept pouring into the room long after the entrance door was closed, they obtaixiog admission by the door inteuded as an exit, At let all the doou ments had been presented, and (the dours of the buildiag closed, Mr. Barney doubtless taking his seat to rest him | self after the vigorous attack made upon him Police telligence, SHOOTING AFFRAY IN CHAMHERS SrkEET—A serious af- fray occurred in Chambers atrect, near Chatham, yester- day afternoon, between two of the workmen employed in Bruce's type foundry, named Caleb Boolstridge and ‘Thomas McQuade, The parties lived in Williamsburg, it appears, and were both paying attentions to the same young lady, A fecling of jealousy existed between thom which often gave rise to quarrels, and occasionally a fight would take place. On Monday they met onthe ferryboat while on their way to the foundry, and the result was @ quarrel, which finally terminated in blows Yesterday moraing the quarrel was renewed in the workshop, and at dinner time it was agreed that they should a journ to the street, aud there settle the dispute. AS Boon as they reached the sidewalk, McQuace, who is quite # young man, pulled off his coat, ano was making Teavy for (he pugilistic encounter, when his antagonist suddenly drew rand shot him in the neck, The wouvded man's face was completely blackened from the effects of the powder, showing evideutly that the pistol must have been diecharged within a few feet of his persou. Boeistridge, who is about twenty-one years ld, Wes arrested on the epot by policeman Wilson, of the Sixth precioct, and committed to the Tombs for examina- tion. eQuade was promptly conveyed to the New York Hospital. where the surgeou ta attendance pronounced | the wound to be @ very cangerous one, and expressed but little hope for the patieat’s recovery. The ball entered the left side of the neck, and at last accounts it had not been extracted. BurRGLalrs asp ARkESTS.—Heary Glenn, alias John McGuire, was taken into custody yesterday by policeman, Meyers, of the twenty-first precinct, on charge of having on the 24th of February last, burglariously entered the dry goods store of Henry Fitzgerald, No. 142 Sixth ave- nue ue steaiing theretore $1,000 worth of Inees. A young man bamed Joon Browa was arrested at the time of the burg ary, ane pew Glenn is charged with being hit accomplice. The prisoper was taken to the Jefferson Market Pouce Court, and cowmitted for examnation, Thomas Carter, a native of Engiuad, aged twenty yeurs, wae taken into custedy by Policeman Irving, of the Twentieth preeme:, ov charge of breaking int) the liquor store of Cantwell 3 Levte, coraer of Thirty fifth e'reet and Tenth avenue, oo the night of the 21 inst, with mieptio steal Committed for examination. Op the 36h ultimo, the premiaes of Pheoe Lattimore, No, 462 West Uhirty fith street, wore burglariously en- tered ab $90 worth of jeweiry carried off Yesterday, Henry Vredenburg was arrested on suspicion of paving bern the thief, and ov being brought before Adermau Chipp he was committed for examination, Coroners’ Inquests. MaLANCHOLY StICDR IY BroabWay,—Siephea Vau Reneso- lner, a ative of Albany, about thirty five years of age, comm ted euicide at the saloon of Lizzie Hoyt, No. 478 Broadway, on Moneay night, under somewhat melancholy chcumsetances, Deceared, it appeared, waa a manof very resurciable counections, being a lineal descendant of Pa troow Van Kensroiaer. He was a eon in-law of ex-Coun- comen Wild, aud had been married about threo years For the past ix months or #0 it was noticed that he in- Guiged rather freely in the use of spirituous liquors, but his (riewds had 10 itea that he was so fari ost as 10 eater- tein thoticbts of self-destruction. On Monday he seemed to be 1u foeseesion Of bis usual good healih and spirits, but towards evening, #hen be emvered the drinking Salo above mentioned, he appeared moody and discontented. About ten o'cwck P.M, while conversing with forme treads in the barroom, ho made the re- mark that he was about to take bis last drink, and asked the pariy to join him. Without think/ng for a moment of What waa going to follow thes | wece the request ard the eutire party stepped up to | the counter, While waiting tor the irioks Van Rensse- | incr wa observed to pour & dark cowored tiqaid into giok# wud Cripk the same, but go atvention was paid to the ci cometarce emul «bout half an hour afvorwards, wlen deceased became iveensible aud appeared to be cyte A physician of high repute wes aoa in wttoad ance end the upfortenate mao was partially restored to reason He soon became uuconacious again however, Houed to sink rapidiy until about midnigut, when deoth put an end to his suffertogs. The friewds of de ceased communicated the mourniul intelligeuce to Me. Wild at au carly hour yeaterday morniag, aad before daylight the Cope was femoved to the residence of the bereaved widow, 11 Fourth avenue, near Twerty second street. Coroner Jackman will hold an inqueet vpoa the body of the deceased to-day, when some additional light thay be thrown upon the matter. Fousp Drowsep —The body of an unknown man, about | thirty-five years of age, was found drowned at pter 36 North river, yesterday. Ooroner Jackman beld an in- quer! upen the body, when the jury rendered « verdict of “found drowned," Deceased was of medium 6128, bad | brown bair and goatee, but no whiskers, He was drersed tu Drown pauts, brown overcoa) and overalis, and had & leather w his wait. The body was removed to the deae house at Bellevue Hospital tor ideutidcativa, Military I GENERAL URDKM NO. 6. AMPAICAN GUARD, Tet Kawneer Ligue ErArTRy, Heed Quawrens, Naw Yous, April 6, 16. “he officers and members of thie regiment are y OFF E0 Ws aemen hte, fh Catigur 6 Tor battalion rut, et (he Soe Arsenal, corner of Thirty fifth street an veoue, op tuesday, the 6th inetaat, at eight emlesioned staff and bawt will report to the tae) Peet eeven ool om. the tiret pablic drill of the season, Ve vou’ confusion and an ove wed —_ ¢ CURD'® Of Cotpanins, WiTD 1H RGR Hitting Agentionan aud indies), whe “ OF theu roa’ se UES phon Ba fot the Kovtweer Gorpa to te ¥ ' July ht Ge @rkenal @l ee rewok oa a Me waver eo *| Dievolica: Orcrage om seven Young a seg mye A fow days ago coin tive office by a gentleman “gai, Jeged, has been in the habit #decoyin, Various places and by force committing 0 their persons. Shortly after the above compa been made, and a description given to detectives m 4nd McCord, another gentleman called at the office ana preferred a similar complaint, alleging that his little daughter, aged twelve years, had been victimized by the same scoundrel, The above oilicers took the matter ia hand, and found that accused would get in front of a building on Broad- Way, and watch until some little girl came along. As soon as she got near him he would make some remark about the beauty of her dreas or hat,and indyge the little one to enter the place under the pretence that one of the ladies in the house desired to take a pattern of her hat or dress. The girl, of course, would innocently go with the man, and on ge!ting into the upper hall the wretch would there accomplish his hellish purpose, To the surprise of the above officers they soon foond that there had been uo less than seven young girls made victims by this man. Yesterday afternoon detective Wilson, while passing down Broadway, observed-a man answering the descrip. tion and took bim in custody. He was taken to the po- lice headquarters, where detectives Elder and McCord also felt satistied that he was the person. The fact of his arrest was soon made known to the parents of the girls, when he was taken in the presence of several of them, ‘all of whom recognized him. The father of one of the girls becwme so enrage¢ when his daughter recognized the villian that he made an on- set ov him and commenced beating him right and left, and had it not been for the interference of detectives bie gm Elder the fellow weuld have been pretty badly Karly last evening Justice Quackenbush and Assistant District Attorney Anthony called at headquarters with ‘the fathers of aix of the girls, and affidavits were made against the man. He gave his name as John J. Harris, but afterwards stated that his right name was Herring. He is about twenty-threefyears of age, and a native of Philadelphia. He has been a clerk on one of the Missis- sippi steamboats, but lately has becn attending bar at a Iquor store foot of Robinson street. He confessed hav- ing been guilty of the outrage, and will undoubtedly be Sent to State prison. For the sake of the parents of the children we refrain from giving the names. A likeness of the man can be seen at the police headquarters, young girls lato vtrages upon “aint had “\der THE FAMILY HERALD, Approaching Civil War—Departure of Steam Transports with Troops and Mus nitions of War—Their Destination—Ac- tive Preparatio for the Contest—In- temse Excitement at Charieston—Fort Sumter to be Reinforced Forthwith— ‘The Latest News—Markets, &c., &e. ‘Tho Fawmy Bxratp, im its edition of to-day (Wednes ay), with otber interceting matter, will coatain:—A full account of the fitting out, loading and departure of the Sicam Traasports, with Troops, Stores and Munitions of War for the South; The Naval and Military Preparations of the Federal Government and the Arrangements of the Confederate States to Repel Attack; Highly Important De epatches from Washington City, showing the Policy of the Administration in regard to the Seceded States; Fort Somater to be Reinforced Forthwith, and Major Anderson Ordered to Open bis Batteries on the Secessionists in the Event of the Relieving Vessels being Fired into; Letters {rem Correspondents in Savannah, Charleston, New Or- ‘cone Montgomery snd Richmond; Map of Pensacula Har Whee sama Dor and Fort Pickens, wu sf Yeseription of the Town wa. ite Defences; Letters from our Correspondents in London, Paris and Berlin; The Latest News received by Muil or Ye legraph; Ali the Local News of New York and Vicinity of importance; Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and all lntérenting News Matters of the preceding week. Test the Question as to the Finest and cheapest Soft Hats that can be obtained in New York, by in- spechng the. splendid les, fresh from his own manufac tory, at ESI’ENEC! ‘8, 118 Nassau street, $100 Reward. t EID TO PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, AND THE busiic GENEKALLY. The undersigned, having ascertained that some sneakini coward and underhanded ‘enemy bas been sending throug! the country an anonymous circular detrimental to the racler and standing of our house, also grossly libelling #ome of our advertising customers, we olfer the above reward to any eon wo, will give positive information that will lead to the Retection, of the party or ‘# mailing the said circulars. pT Ee to sLoop 80 low as to notice gas hi shape, who will be guilty of so under- handed and cowardly ap fct'an nealing anonpmously an un: offending firm, in’ order to ry desire to injure one of their customers against whom he may bave hostile feeling+; still, in this case, we are obliged to protect ourselves and those who have favored us with their advertising patronage. We are pret’ - well sailaied in our own mind who the party is; still — . wish to obtain positive information, and hope by this cou -e todo so. To those who have seen this circular we would rate, that we have not yet been obliged to add the ominone wi Me ag 3 ‘ty our name in order to defrand our cret'wrs out of their = dues; neither have we fatied over tw-ce in order to cheat thove with whom we have dealt—and th.t we would not stoop so low, and be #0 contemplibiy, cowardly mean as to attack anonymously » firm, whr'se senior partnar was known t for the have been confined to his ed revere and probably and who are not. soo stabbed in the dark © end, The above rr Hon as above epe two months with ‘ime will show who ar oT id wedo not intend to b cout pushing the matter to the bitte sdwill be che ‘ully paid for informa- « Respectfuily, OURTIE & McARTBUR, Wall street. P.S.—All¢ — canieationa on the above subject will be held asstsict = vficential, and should be adaressed to Mr. J. Mearthy — Wallstreet, N. Y. In no case will the name ofan info 4 Legiven. Spr Clothing.—We Call the Attention | of me scare about purchasing their spring clothing, to oure vm ¢1 cf Business Coste, Vests, Pants, and Spring ovr ; Our assortment of Boys’, ‘Youths’ and Young ~ lcth ppadapted to the present and coming season, cx casdenirabie and complete as now. ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 607 Broadway, under the St. Nicholas Hotel. Half a Dozen Good Shirts for $6; Usual retall price $1 6 each, Halt a doz fine shirts for $8: usual retatl price $2 each. Halla doz best Shirts for $10; usual retail price $2 Weich, At MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway, Dr. Zell's Remedy for Love of Stron Drink at 63 Division street and 214 Eighth avenue. Price §) Album Photographs—500 Taken Daily four for $1; 12 for Large Ambroty pes # cents. ” are: TRH ALL, A7T Broad way. Brooklyn Art—Photographic-—The Im. Perial Gray Vignette is now the acknowl chief of pho- x ities, CHAS. DH. WILLIAMSON. Batablished The New Territories, THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Contains a Map of the Territories belonging to the United a “i ‘Staten, Price two cents. Sent by mel at $6 per annum, Address The Tribune, New York. The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine may now be had for fifty dollars at 60 Broadway, Empire Sewing Machines. Che: ent, because the best, in market. (fflen 536. yay. Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing Machines at reduced prices Utllce 66 Broadway. Insect: Deatroyer— , principal office and only wholesale STIMULATING ONGUBNT MU LATIN FOR THE WHISKER® AND HAIR. It te a beautiful, economical, soothing, yet stimulating com. pound, ‘as if by magic upon the roots, causing « ‘eenu. 1 growth of luxuriant bar in from three to six weeks, APD NO MISTAKE, keeping the cutaneots circul tions all in 's healthy balance of power. invigorating the capillary tuves to perform their ex- Sretony functions property ‘and thus bringing out A ManL) adD FLOWING BEARD, ‘A FINK HBAD OF TATE, AWILITAIX Ox PORTICAL MOUSTACHE, almost at the willo the purchaser, Those having fp — realp hair or beard will God that the bealth of the is first improved, and that gradually the beauty and luatre are properiy brought ui and established because this splendid rath eH ROM A PROPERLY QUALIFIED PHYSICIAN, Price ope dollar box—for sule by ali druggists and dealers: or a box of the Onguent (w +) have the desired effect) Will be kent to any one who desire it by {girect, secure- ly packeo on receipt of price and postage Apply to or addvene 00, HORACE L. HEGEMAX 116 William street, New York, Batecheior’s Newly Invented W: and ‘Toupees are truly wonder! ul specimens of art, Call and see them at 16 Bond street, or for @ measure card. Cristedora’s Hair D Ww a . the bert in the world Wholesale and retail, and the y¢ privately applied No 6 Astor House writable Cutter of Hair and pRerous ts the Bost and air baie, try Bald OF ,'a ay ate oe ter di All druggies ™ Batchelor’s Hair Dys.—Reliable and In- ¥ Bro’ SL Barclay street. Bele ond apie Se WA RATOHRLON's 16 Bond wureets | De Vou Want Waiskers or Moustaches! | I yen dy and your beard won't grow, use my Ongient, © leh cul soree: Loem te grow im forty-two day, aud wou't | sain ot the sain. cent by mai, postage free, any. where. ' fA GRAN AM, 109 Nasena street, New York, Hoeumntism and Nearalgtia.—Dr HH LOWLY ® teen acompletaoure in elther of the above $ mpleinte I the rvflerwr will use Holloways Ulntmemt aud Lininaoutiss aire Sec 5 oct catiarian eanteoried jant 1880, Grants to run twenty years, a the ee 72, 12, 18, 35, 10, “5 &.. : 71, 67, 11 or NTT 2, 85, 51, 35, Ty AT, GT, 12. Circulars sent free Ms ES —_————— Drawings of the Delaware and Ken. MISCELLANEOUS ncinineipammetmmeatands Wats P ror fe have on goods, “ cia, “auaaa, oe mn a fe Plates, of good quality, for §1 par ala Det ae fast Plates for 85 conta; Tea Plates 7 other tation, which we ¢ tuoky State WOOD, EDDY & CO.. M reneh U oor 5, BRA ra Oiaas 19, Apel 181. * Frcieh Chion Ten Mtvics t pgp for 68. 2 . ‘, 29, 49, 41, 9, OF 63, 96, 21, 27, 1, Gl, Freuch Decorated Tea Nervices 44 proces, Tor $6 25. 2. Kyprooty Oats oe ig ee 350 a zsices. elegnnily ih gold and colora, Sd », 7, 9, 8, 54, A, 25, 23, 53, 18. And all other good: culars contitm. 00, ih Delar- Sliver piated Cake Baskets? °"* - 30 fro ot oer eae a %'00., BE Louis isso, pilver iated Biseert ors, ied its al bn Orto WOOD, BDDx 6 stato Lotteries will be | Silver plated Tea Spaons, per dozen HE Nore —All tickets in the Delawa, mtucky State Lotteries | French China soup Tareens, each 17% decided by the drawings of the K+ Cut Glass Goblets, the dozens we a | unit further mote & CO., Managers, | fut Glass Goblets, the dogen.. 145 EDM. annocemt | Jrory handled fen Rolven, alr quali. - $3 The Most Certain, Easy am Fon deren en Dinner Fisted, Superior quai, Purgative known is the Pills of Tron stone ( P bad Bold at 204 Canal pe BRANDRETH, dozen. . wo at 294 Canal street, f square, | One dozen glass Gei Shampage d by all dealers, Price 25 ca Glasses, and palr cut glass Decanvern'ss sims. 7 fend and by all dealers. cents per box. One dozen each superior quailty Ivory handled ‘Paps & Loveprenr-poupenge pee t | Dessert Knives, Carver, Fork maak % ‘Abie Std Bright as the Season.—The Spring Ha, | ‘ually, $8 eel, 27 pieces, 99 60; fate of the critical and clasaieal KNOX isa fabric of rare beauty | ¢All lots over $6 delivered free of charge in New York an4 and excellence just the production to ada to his reputation beter ‘and delight the public, “Ihe proof of the pudding,” the | * NGTON BROTHERS, Importers and Jobbers, reader will say, “is in the eating" Well, visit his salesroom, ai #8 ano 240 Fulton street, Brooklyn. 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street, ahd witness the en: | sug “'f/ved. @ lotof new and elegant Tea Trays, worth, thusiasm created by his Spring Hat, ‘That will convince you, | , 31" poly. Nl ssid dies a SSS | cia hee. Maton hair the Geual prise, eae from Married. Tron stone © / bandied, quality, 92 26. Marnir—Sciony.—On Sunday, March 23, by the Rey, | fron atone Cotfoe “Nears, Saucers, ‘handled, largo ize, au- Mr, Clark, Mr. Grauas Sariirr, of Sing Sing, Now York, | PQQ (UAIY. 54 PX om ‘city or country enclosing the cash to Miss Minskva Scuorp, of Baitimore, Maryland. Birth. Boox,—On Wednesday, Apri! 3, at ten o'clock A. M., Mrs. Ann Boon, the wife of Thomas Boon, of a son. ‘Oxford Chronicle please copy. Died. Howensrixe.—On Monday, April 8, of consumption, JA- con Howenstixg, in the 20th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem. bers of Company B, Ninth regiment, are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral, from 462 Greenwich street, this (Weonesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. BixcHaM.—On fuesday, April 9, suddenly, of apoplexy, JuuA A., widow of Captain Stephen Bingham, aged 53 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends, are invited to attend the fu neral at the residence of her son-in-law, James A, Cook, No. 279 South Second street, Williamsburg, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Richmond and Lynchburgh papers please copy. Baapy.-On Tues¢ay, Aprii 9, after wlong iliness, Mary, wife of Michael Brady, aged 27 years. ‘The relatives and friends of ihe family are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 294 Ninth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'elock. Bayant,—On Monday, April 8, after a short aud severe iiluess, of congestion of the brain, Jakky Bryant, of Bry ants’ Minstrels, ‘The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, 283 Elizabeth streot, where his relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend. His remains will ouveyed to St. Patrick's Cathedral, where a solemn High Mass of requiem will be offered for the repoge of his soul. Burcrss —In Brooklyn, on Sunday, April 7, of con sumption, Miss Lizzix Montacen, only daughter of Nathan G. and Elizabeth M. Burgess, aged 23 years, Funeral services this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at No. 49 Cranberry street. Her friends are respectfully invited to attend: Coox.—On Monday, April 8, Wanter 8. Cooy, in the 334 year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at half-past nine o’élock, from his late residence, No. 100 West Thir- teenth street. The remaing will be takea to Plaiuield, N. J, for interment. Yoo Twawown a native -* DEMON, vin saeeeeie 2 ¥0 we parish of Middletown, aged 53 years. ‘The friends and acquamtances of the family and those of his brothers-in law, William McGolderck and Terrance O'Brien, and son-in-law, Wolter Lanigan, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 211 Mott street, on Thursday afternoon, at one clock. Hersvry.—la pgm ie on Tuesday, April 9, Anne Hernvey, widow of Nathaniel Hepburn, aged 87 years, 5 mouths and 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral, om Chursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son, Peter Hep burn, No. 165 Sands street, corner of Gold. Jones —On Monday, April 5, ater a lingering tlness, Mrs. Jane Jones, aged 49 years, i month and 11 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (We iuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her tate residence, 157 High street, Brook- lyn. Norfolk (Fngland) papers please copy. Lixpexy.—-On Monday, April 8, Gkokok W., only son of George W. and Abby A! Lindsey, aged 1 year, 6 months and 17 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at. tend the funerai, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half. tone o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 91 ewis street. Aurora (Jll.) papers please copy McLavonun,—On Monday, april 8, Saran Casta, aged 1 year, 2 months and 6 days, only daughter of James and Mary McLaughlin, The relatives and friouds of the family are respectfuy invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents corner of 126th street and kighth avenue. Her remains wiil be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Resser.—On Tuesday, Aprilj9, after a short and severe flineas, Micuakr Russki!, aged fs years. The relatives ana friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 14 Lewis street, on Thursday afternoon, a: two o'clock, with- out further notice. Rypex —On Tuesday, April 9, in Jersey City, Cranksoy W. Ryprr, in the 29th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, No, 210 Mulberry’ street, New York, this (Wednesduy) alternoon, at ‘half past one o'clock. New Orleans papers pleate cop Saurmn.—At Jersey City, N. J, on Tuesday, April 9 Carnanine, wife of Lorenz Sauter, aged 87 years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 227 South Fourth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock SHAni®.—On donday evening, Aj son of George and Sarah Sharpe, of and 3 mouths. ‘the frienas and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 19 Morton street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at’ two o'clock. Tansuns.—On Monday evening, April 8, a‘ter a linger- ing illness, Ronerr Hart Tanne, aged 28 years and 2 months. Tho relatives and acquaintances of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the foneral services, at the residence of his brother, No. 14 West Fiftieth street, be tween Broadway and Fighth ayenve,on Thursday morn- ing, at nine o'clock, iis remains will be taken to New burg, Y , for interment, Vas RearskiseR —On Tuesday morning, April 9, Sre rire VAN RENESELARR, Jr., aged 37 years. His remains will be taken from his lato residence, No. 282 Fourth avenue, this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock, for interment at Albany. Waspex —On Monday morning, after a lingering illness, Dammxt S. Wepre, in the 24th year of his age, son of the late Daniel S. Wheeden. Funeral services at St. Stephen's church, corner of Broome and Chrystie streets, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends are invited to attend. remains wiil be interred in Greenwood. Witsiama.—At the residence of his grandfather, Wm. Stevens, Faq ,19 Hudson terrace, Hoboken, N. J., Waren Torts, only son of William H. and Henrietta Williams, agoo 6 years, § months and 14 days, Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock The friends are respectfully invited to attend ‘Wivanir.—On Tuesday, April 9 FRANKIIN AupEN, only son of Henry and Almira Winship, aged 6 years, @ months prils, James 8, only croup, aged 2 years and 18 days. The funeray wiil take place on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, No. 135 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Boston papers please copy. MISCELLANEOUS. LARGE CONCESSION FOR Vanit, A Our new and \ aan ptock of CHINA, GLASS AND PARKIAN WARE, PLATED GOUDS, OLE CUTLER AND GAS 41 ams that must give satisfaction. an TAI BRONZES Will be sold on term + We moat favor wa by an examination of our ‘and th ich we offer them before purchasing elsewhere, oral Tory weil wo mum fer great inducemeois to pecure« favor. GEO. H. KITCHEN & CO., 561 Broadway, 3.—SHOKB AND GAITERS, LE, AT and seo ANEW sTY! NES’, 10and 12 Ann street. P, 8.—Call As them. tie APA STRER NEN A uouERTiON Bags, NEW STORE, No. 489 ton roadway, corner of Broome street, Branch ‘Astor itouse, and No. 417 Broadway ad re in. inviting notice ty ines, French inti nck of Druga Chemicals Family Megiet wool ¥ ict Ly ojinn Pometems, Cosmetics, soaps, fair, Tooth aa ‘ail rome, aa and B ten a pote tipataining 10 this branch of the becinses, °™™ 7* GREAT OPTOMTUNITY NOW OFFERED FOR BAR. Ante in orn es steak Ply iat aig he spe nige Hock st HIRAM ARDERKON'S, 99 Bowery, Sree OR a — w A olor for villas, cot ‘parna, decks of wi, A Depot 74 Malden lane,” "" WoW. REETS, General Agent. Agent. ONCENTRATED L¥AVEN, It hag been discovared that ong ef tho standards for useful. neas is Messrs berlain & Cr. 's(Rostoa) Concentrated Leaven, ‘hat tk produces @ most wholesome and healshy nary Bo one will pretend to den © #4 tl Che prine pal grocers and cruggists GEORGE HL BALES, Wholesale Agent, No. 100 Pearl street, New York, (Conse, BUNIONS, INVERTSD NAILS, BNLAROED '/ _jotn} oo & Bd all dlewases of the feet cured) ‘ithout pain by Dr. ZACHARIB, Burger ne county Cork, | wives yay enaiie ud oem sain fers sibale, cvateman, Al 1 to, and goods it will be promptly attends. ° sen! express Bay part of Wie United Sia." OF Cafada’ Al pertons bonding for goods will be dealt with p."ec"#ely as if present themselves JOAL,AND ROBIN GAS WORKS. 9 ‘or public and privatebuildings, erected GHU, H. KITCHEN & CO4901 Srondway, N, ¥, UN & CO.’S AMERICAN AGKNCY AND READING —American papers kept on file. Every iufor- t of Amer ‘oom mation interesting to Americans. er cans visiting London. 10 Strand, London, ng! g™ OSBORN, 45 BEAVER STREET, AGENT FOR THE VINE GaoWERS’ COMPANY ‘OF COGNAC, in soliciting orders from the trade in’ the United States and the Fouthiern confederacy for direst shipraents from Cog: under their own marks, of the genuine Cognac Brandiv the company, begs to call attention to the fol - ‘This company, with @ capital of wl million franca, ig principally composed of more than fourteen hundred pro- prictors of vineyards in the district of Cognac, whi sbarehol wateh 0 3 in the company, takes vatural’ intereet to. a ius prosperity as a pet institution established by themselves e wule OF their cwn pure Cognac Sra. cies, and not thore oiber and less favored districts; the cor by, with a view to the accomplishment of the principal object 07 ita mission, la stringently bound down by its statute or re. | eyes not to purch>se any brandies except such as hall ave been wholty distilled {rom wine, and be also the mo- duce of vineyards existing within the limits of G » and is, therefore, etvictly inhipited to admit into ita storeh uses ‘aby brandy Whatever which may bave bad its origin outside ‘the ead dd ‘ict, ‘As it wax owing to a fixed determination on the part of the most Weallby aud Influential wine growers of Cognac to u hold and ene the ‘clerof the world renowned spe- wiallté of their agriculture that this powerful company tirst eprang into existence, ao the original motives which prompied ius ongin hav for a sioglo moment, been lost # gut of, and the ex 1 growing repu acion whieh the rity and superiority of tts past suipmeuts have already «. ed in the priacipal markets of the world, must afford the moat certain 0. Ee thatthe Vine Growers ¢ pany of Cognac, in the simple pursuit of its own fatereets, will continue to maintain and extend the reputation of (te brand mark by the unquestionabie excellence of its shipments, ‘he importation of brandy in bottles, heretofore prohibit: ed, beivg henceforward pernilited by one of the few rational clausee of the Tariff bill of the immortal ‘Morrill, those Wine Merchants who favor the agua" Ihe company wit! their orders tor direct {uaport=** it wn mame it reap the advance “Soma, in their own names, Brana~ ».0f that mode of placing pure jonas _y within reach of consumers in every part of the twe friendly coutederacies, which recently compoved the United Blates of America, In an increased demand for the Vine Growert’ Company's Branay; aod the profits of the distribu. nthe article will entirely remain in the bands © of the bottled brandy of the cont. “wold” and the “antedilus “the present law— of the trade. The balance of the m~. pany, consisting of the “thr vi fan’ put up previously to the pansage v. tery Bolte Leing seuied with the metsilic capmu Vine Growers Company, the corks bearing the same steamy end the lab:ls containing #1 exact Gescription of the conten Of the botties tu which they are ailixed uncer the personal Hasantes and signature in tac smile of the advertiser, may e obtained of Plears CARHART & BROTARRS, 8 Broadway. 73 Werre KED, 8. COLZENS, rect, FRED. B. COZZENS, 73 Warr + a SACKKIT, BELUMER ALL, DIXON £ CO, 149 Chamvers street. 'W. WILSON, 22 Beaver street VING AND STORING.—NOTIO€.—FURNITU! oroved and stored at very low rates in good brick balld- ings, 1,212 Broadway and, 600 ssaub avenue, oth mear This tiet sireet. Inquire of B. MARTIN, Furaltuse dealer, 1,218 Broadway. Large furaiture wagons for moving. EAD THIS—SPLENDID BNGRAVED Re toa toe Pirabers at 8080; Plated Table Forks, $3 per dozen; ivory Handled Table Kn' dozen: ‘un immense itarck of ite! w meee gerard eo re ede a LSEFOUB: Cooper institute, AD AGAIN — TESTIMONY, Dwax Docron—tI think {¢ f 0th due to you and to those af- flicted with deafness, to say th wt my son deaf fora lopg Ume, and be is now quite, bat ite treatment. —¥ Dear ali—You can make use @ ‘Tikes cox. re Co. N. ¥., April 3, 1861. DR. VON MOSCHZN ‘KER'S Oftloe, 107 Clintow ph ace, Between Fifth and six Wrerem en B. ; R. rapwavs reat rez the most excruciating Pains ana Aches, Wounds, Bruises, &c . KaDW av 4 GO- Principal Otice, No. 25 Joba atreet New York city. RB. RB. Remedies sold by dreggists and storekeepers every- will instantly st: Burns, Scalda, Cty where Ysarcn. AND ECONOMICAL HEA EMAN & CO'® Beurine for the instant removal af ga #0, spots, palate, fe, de. and for, cleaning glover, silks, rik 2s, Be. oqual 66 new, without Injury to color or fabrie, m ‘ld by u only 26 cents per boitle. Nee that you gut tim genuine RELIGIOUS NOTICKA -_ SERMON BY THE BEV. DR GAH L—AT THE Church of the Holy Cross, Forty.seaond u& "eet, betwoem Kighth and Ninth avenues his (Wedmesdayy evening, O'clock. Tickets Scents. Doors open at 64 o'th 2K. <t oct ters ater MILITARY. VARIN Ty ATIENTION.-HUAVYE YOU 88) \N Misa LAURA KEENE drill ber origins? company of New York Zouaver, the first corps established in (he aityt If mot, ko at once and see the BEVEN HiBTBRA. MILLINERY, 0. S**"4, PARIS FLOWERS, FXATHERS AND BRIDAL SETS. GAKNITURES AND VBLis. JAMES TUCIGEK, 750 Boadway. A LADY—TWENTY YEARS OF AGE, WELL EDJ- cated and pleasing manners, a resident of this city, desires to make whe acquaintance of ai» with « view to matrimony, He must be hi! aad have ample means; none others need apply. Address Celeste, Union Square Post office. 8 ‘ “A DENTISTRY. MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TEETM EX. new benumbing appitcation, not electricity or freezing. ised Tooth ianneson, Gl com, with or without extracting the roots; # sot_on silver, $8; operations warranted, ¥ ViLLERS, A 156 Grand street, (wo olocks from Broadway. RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED Tecth-fut in while soft, without pressure or paim ‘Aching teeth or mere shelle can be flied with it by the dis: JAS. PEARSON, M. D.; removed to 800 Broadway, weat afde, above Union square MUNSTER, GRADUATED 8URGEON DENTIST, 0. 0 Went Twenty ninth sireet, Ketwoen Brondway and Sixth avenue EW [MPROVED INVENTION. e ARTIFICIAL ONBO- plastic sone Teeth, without clasps or extracting aay roots, three quarters lighter than apy other, wil never cor- rode by acids: can be bad only of the inventor, 4. B. BIGES- MUND, 7I er wire’. Dr, 8. will build up a perfect tooth on side roots, w itho: im, with bis filling wit ny remove the iat of May to 910 Bro LIQUOR STORE, AND A SEGAR AND LIQUOR A Store both for sale; one in Grand street, and One. tr jadiaon street, Proprietor be hol ing | jonale Desincas, wiaheo to soli immediately. ‘Apply a4 DOL Madison stress, from. o'eloe! — Bo4kR—A UANDSOMELY FURNISHED, PLEASANT Parlor and one or two nice hooms with every conveni- €noe, to let, together or Apply at 173 Macdotigal street, ‘ OABD WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN Bone daly at Giston ant ‘Atlantic streets, Brooklyn ; ely, iar diners, fifth house rom bighth street, dinner to be at 63g to 6; comfort th sought for. Address Jobn H ‘Henry, New ork, Past ied ]OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTURMAN, Wile, two n ‘ree, (rom Ist May unit ren Ast Sevtember, i 7 A ho ght, tudo Fiver peveie a Tiaress bon WT Bow Contin a ara A 2h ai eae teal. BY Ye ‘here Cy ay 4 the ‘ore . sold — ILOOR WANT BY A 7 - Feentaliren, ina bose. where: there will barbus ous other private family; water gas; torms muat be bor and es hi ig tenem@nt houses or keeping amewer this, Ai ofllee, stating txiress Unfumished, her, particulars and vent. UPPER PART OF HOUSE 780 GRERN as Pa wate yap consisting of four rome and pai Ye i 7z ad tube! "Rent $25) Tiquiroon the premiers OO" Ae 88 BOUT THAR PERSOMS, VAS Allon street Cor stating Apply wa mn. ule ment for three day a TIRED OF HOTEL LiFR—AN BLE. ‘hed front Parlor and Bedroom to je, #ita D extension Foon on ita < Wee Twinz. © PARTIBG sr weltbenl Bon