The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1861, Page 5

acai Spee OF NNN Ws, ane ote ar ‘cers, The Kentucky Riflemen are muttered into the ‘State Gaard. ones Cntnens amine: some for the Union, rome for the south, and overs ab & home guard, Which sido ie tho Stats? MEETING OF FRENCH RESIDENTS AT THE STECBEN HOUSE. In view of the davgers meuuong buroun liberty ia this country, a pumber of Freneh resivents met on Situraay, at the Steuben Bouse, in the Bowery, for the purpose of taking measures tending to a practical manifestation of “their attachment and loyalty tos republican governmect. The proceedings wero conducted by three Gommis- sloners, appoin'ed in lieu of @ President and Secrovary— Messrs. Fremout, Quesne and Vaider having been ap poin'ed as such Commissioners. The prooeediogs were opered by a specch by Monsiour Victor Faidor, ‘etuting the object of the meeting. He proposed the the convocation of a general meeting of tre French and al! citizens speaking tne French language, and tho ap. pointment ef aa Execative Cummictee to take in baad a proper organizatioo of the Fronvb ia our community to ‘purto/pate w the preseat coniiet; for ic was their duty tw support the goverment of he United States ta this stile Lyall yen Lberty and freedom agains: v 4 toudal oppress on. be a4 oe Obaries Premont porpeaeds the adop tien of. -resoltions, — offering ernment of the United states the ouppers | iit snus of the f Ay resicons under any o'renmstences. But tao kor ewxeaty hoped that the governmoat would ste the evtire abolli nof slavery, if this couttios Visto be carrot lo tue extreme. The’ Fresctmen tn @) te country would stand up a8 a unit to help preserve \Le free institutions of this country, but tt woald bein ‘the expeouation that this covte-t would lead to the abolt- tov ot blavory aut every species of oppression. They vere pot disp eo!, howover, to apill their blood aod sac: iow ther ives in a coutest which might result 10 4 miserable compromise Lemeks werd made in the same vein by various sperkera, apd atter ecnsidorable discussion te following executive committee Was appotnted— Messrs. A Snereao, A ieee. Pater, L. Heinrich, Charles ‘The odjot of this committee is to edovene & miss meting of Froceb residents, and all French speasing eitizens, to be neld at the Steubea House, oa Wednesday bext. (be committee wero instructed to prepare resolutions, and to take every moasure necessary for an effectual ‘Union demonstration of the French. 9 ultimate object in view ts tho formation of a corps of volunteers, aad to unite the Frepeh element for action in the preseat irre- preesibie conflict. IMPORTANT FROM FROM VIRGINIA, ont. Hanriicns, April 27, 1861. ‘The Richmond Enquirer of Tucsday, the 23d, reached there today. It states that the Confederate States go- verrment at Montgomery has issued several lottora of ‘marqne, and that they wero iesued on Thursday, tho 18th. This locks a3 though thoy wero in earnest in carrying on 2 system of piracy. The Enquirer gives no particu- lars abowt the movements of Southern troops, except the arrivals of Vice President Stephens and Colonel Lee, of the United States army. Aresident of Richmond arrived hero to-day, being obliged to leave thero on account of his devotion to the ‘Stars and Stripes. He will gtve but fow facts about the movemenis of the Southern forces. Ho came through ‘Wasbington, avd says that bo spent two hours with General Scott, and furnished him with all tho military movements in Virginia, having taken special pains to pest himself up for that puryoge before he left. THE REIGN, OF TERROR IN VIRGINIA. Cuamurrsnurc, Pa., April 27, 1861. A number of residents of Virginia have passed through hero en route for the North in the last twenty-four hours. ‘Many of them have left everything behind, and are ‘obliged to depend upon the charities of the poople to con- tinue their journey. All who come from as far south 2s Richmond, could got out of the State only by a special permit from Gov, Letcher. Their statements show that a reign of torror ‘exists in tho interior of Virginia. The mob every- whore appropriate to their own uso whatever they may funcy; farmers are stopped on the road, horgee takon from under the plea that they are for the ‘dofence of the South; graneries are searched, and overy- thing convortable for food for either man or beast carried of ‘Thia bas been carried to such an extent that along the ‘northern border of Virginia a reaction is taking place and ‘Instructions aro being sent from Western Maryland, to tho delegates at Annapolis, fhat if thoy vote for secession “the people will hang them on their return home. The news of the unapimous sentiment of the North, the prompt and dovisive action on the part of tho State governments in enlisting men has etrengthened the Union men of Western -Meryland and the border counties of Virginia. A vumber have found their way here, and joined the federal army to fight against Jefferson Davis’ troops, ‘The Mayor of Hageratown was here this morning, and states that the Stars and Stripes were this morning hoist- -ed in that place. Thero is but s handful of secessionists here, and be says these will bo driven out of town. THE VIRGINIA SECESSION ORDINANCE. Pautaverma, April 27, 1861. ‘The fol'owing is the ordinance of secession of Virginia Juet made public. Accompanying the document is a long sebodule, setting forth the time and manner of holding the poll for its ratification by tho people, The poll will ‘be opened in each military camp of Virginia Voluntoors, whether in or out of tho State, and voters suffered to yote, This will bo in addition to the regular election precincts. Tho clection for Members of Congress for tho ‘Btate to the House of Ropresdatatives of the Congress of the United States, roquirod by law to bo held on tho fourth Thursday in May next, is suspended and pro- hibited unt!! otherwise ordained by the Convention:— ‘Ordinance to repeal the ratidcation of the Constitution of the United States of Amorica he the State of ore ee powers granted unc ‘said Constitut ‘The peoplo Pain Virginia, in thoir ratification of the con- stitution of tho United Sta‘es of America, d by ‘them in Convesticn on tho 16th day of Jano, 1788, hay. tug declared that tho powors grant wader said consti- tution were derivea from ‘ne pooplo of the United states aad might be resumod whonsoaver the same should be perverted to their tojury and oppression, and tho oped for pment haying perverted said powers; not only 10 tnjary igh sople of Virginia, but to’ the Jeo. ‘ of 2 Beaters” slavchold! tos. Sr we, te pooplo of Ma 0 «= declaro ond tuat the ordinance ordain, adopted the people of this State in convention on the 25th day daw in tho year of our Lora 1788, whereby the consti- tution of the United States of amorica was ratided, and call acts of tho General Assembly of this State ratifying or pede ye amendments to said constitation are hereby ‘aled and abr«gated. ‘That the union betwoen the Sto of Virginia ond tho other States under the constita- ‘tion be eg! ye and that the State of Virginia ie io pices in A — of A ~ rights bx severed ty whic! ig an in airee and plgeeeel State. And thoy do further de. care that said constitution of the United Statos of Amorica is no longer binding op any of the ciiizeus of The Mate, ‘Th's ordipance shall take offect and be an act of this oF ime ratified by a marty of the votes of the oe Ree Ih Thureda; 5 tn Soap ext + ambos fourth Thursday next, in pursuance heronfter to bo onact t FROM HARRISBURG. Haxnrsene, April 27, 1861. Five car loads of fugitives sect to-day from the Routh. Twenty-two Philadelphians, beaded by Ienac Doran, have arrived bere from Richmond. They left there on | ‘Weenesday. All had been workmon at the shot and shell manufuctory im that city, They went thero five wocks since, and returned here under a peas signed J. Letcher, Governor of Virginia, ‘they roport that a Philadelphian is engaged modernizing Ahree thousand old fint lock muskets for the government of Virginia. Mr. Eaton. editor of the Pittsburg Journal, reports that Charles A. Perkins, and an ex-sheriff of Oswezo ae York, came in a stage from Washington to PEON Alerott, Pact of the seccesioniats at Rock- ) \iewee Ei ge ieee ieheaye, bel gone 00. 6a: No more passchgers can come North by that route, \ MISSOURI. | St. Lovis, April 27,1861. \ Tho Repwhitcan states that Govornor Jackson, in an un- fererved conversation with a gentleman of this city, has Mdoclared that his policy is a peace polloy—that ho con- jvened the Legialaturo for the purpose of organizing more (porfeotly tho militia, and putting tho enorhall apps j attitude of dofenco—that ho told Sterling Price, the | Presidont of the Convention, that that body ought not to ‘vo called together for the passage of a secoasion ordi- nanco—that ho is in favor of retaining the prosent status of the Stato, leaving it to clroumstances, as they may — dctermaine the best course fer Miseoari to pur- “The ’ whieh pe ‘tet Givi. commneniin ‘teak the rents ph? id into the treasury by the banks under See - hay tock be hae and Sedat ss New Terk te te ot ma a 16.per cont premium enn Hain, at Very HOMEY AY AGENT OF THE 53 TO : Harmissnc, Apri! 27, 1861. The Eogin — Lord Lyons, @ few daye siace despatched bis fire." Secretary to the bor crement on importa’ U*Siness. It is understood iue ea: ned inormation to Jea. “#13 83 to the position which Exgiano intends to assume to Wile the confederate gov- ernment, It ts pretty cortain that {kote Commissfoncrs will aot be recotvod ia an official capacity. A gentleman who arrived bere this evening from Waehit gtor, having left there last evening, represeats flats be a8 quiet and orderly as could be expected under ‘be Clroumstaaces, He says the government does bot bow apprehend the slightest dangor, feeling perfectly confident, with the present military force now thero, of cefendimg the city agaist all comers from the Jouth. Genera? ott informed him just bofore leaving that mat- ters were in a moat satisfactory condition, and requested bin to tell the people everywhere North that thoy aoed have no apprehension of the captial being tnvaded or interfered with. By Saturday night it was thought thore would "be nearly twenty thousand well armed troops in the city. Lhave it from the highest authority that Gov. Letcher bes notitied Mr. Lincoln that no troops from Virginia will be permitted to march upoa the capital or interfere with it in any manvor; that his object and purpose, as also that of Virginia, is to defend the soil of the Old Dominion fiom aggression from the North. Ho further eays that he will rot pe-mit troops from tho confederate States to cross Virginia to attack Washington. Thig ig an import- apt arnvvupeement. Sizco the position and doterm acd vetion of the government ia destroying the armory at Garper’s Ferry and the mavy yard at Portsmouth, tho people cf that Stato are becoming alarmed, Thoy are fearful that the government will come down upon them with an army from the North and ‘West that will lay their little cities in ashos. The. tro. mendous. up isiog of the people in Now Yor« city bas awakened them to a senee of their real danger. The same state of things exists In Baltimore and in many parts of Maryland. BETTER FEELING IN BALTIMORE. Hamaswoas, Pa., Apeil 27, 1861, Reporte by travellers from Baltimoro thie morning, in- dicate a strong disposition on the pat of the conserva- tive citizens to rise and take the powor from the mob. ‘The restoration of federal allegiance 1s confidently pre- dicted by Baltimoreans. ‘The reinforcements at Washington hayo cooled tho mebceratic ardor much Bartrworr, April 27, 1861. On Friday evening about Ave o'clock, the propeller Es- sex landed at Fort Carroll, on Saller’s Flats, six miles down tke Patapso river, a number of troops aud muni. tions of war. the propellor thon stesmed up and pro ceeding to Fort McHenry, also landed troops and muual- tious there. ‘The United States receiving ship Alleghany, which has been stationed near Canton, was taken in tow and con. veyed down the river, and is now at Fort McHenry. Several veasela without the veccesary pass from Colonel Trimble were overbaulod, on Thursday last on attempting to leave the harbor, by the guard boats under Captain Levy, end detained fer examination. ‘The Howard county troops, commanded bY Major Geo. R. Gaither, Jr., were called out on Friday by the com. mandant, and after assembling, proceeded at a brisk trot for Jessop’s Cut, for the purpose, it is said, of reconnoi- wring. Tho cut is three or four miles 'rom the Annapo- lis Junction, where tho United States troops are passing. Private s. H. Necdham, of the Sixth regiment of Mas- sachusetts Volunteers, died about five o’clock this morn- ing at the Lombard etreet Infirmary. He wasone of those who were wounded on Friday of last week on Pratt street. He wasstruck bya paving etone on the back part of the head with such violence as to fracture his skull. He spoke but a single word, and this was in roply to s question whether ho had a family or not? Bo answered “‘No,’’ but a gentleman residing in this city stated that he had a wifo living. The deceased did not comprehend the question when he spoke. The operation of trepanning the skull was performed on Friday, and the patient made but little resistance. He received every possible attention from the faculty and the Sisters of Charity, The funeral, it is supposed, will tako place to- morrow. * FROM RICHMOND. Ricuwonp, Va., April 23, 1661. Six hundred troops from: South Carolina arrived hero this evening. They mot with an enthusigstic reception. A salute was fired and there was great cheering, waving f bandkerchiefs, hate, &c. Some 7,000 are expocted here soon. MASSACHUSETTS. MORE TROOPS READY—CALEB CUSHING OFFER 119 SERVICES FOR THE UNION—BX.PRESIDENT PIERCE ON A PEACE MISSION, Boerox, April 27, 1861. ‘Tho nautical echool ship Massachusetts ia being armed and fitted out as the pioncer in the coast-guard service. Boston harbor is to bo closed against the shipment of any article for the aid and comfort of the rebels, Caleb Cushing has tendered his services to the govern- ment to act in any capacity In defence of the Union. The first Boston regiment of infantry, Colonel Cowden, has been notified to be in readiness to leave for the seat of war on Tuesday next. Tho report that two more regiments of Maseachusctts troops will be called for renews the enthusiasm of our military. They can bo put jn marching order within Shree days. The lowti of Taunton to-day voted $40,090 for war pur- poses. Despatches from Concord, N. H., say that ex-Preeldény Pierce, in obedience to a telegraph despatch from Mr. In- gereoll, of Pennsylvania, has gone to Philadelphia and Baltimore on a mission of mediation between the rebels ond the government. REPORTS FROM BOSTON. Bostoy, April 27, 1801 Théro was on enthusiastic moctirg under the Washing- ton clin at Ol,| Cambridge this afternoon, when speeches were made by Jonn G. lalircy, ex-Governor Banks and others, Governor Banks spoke for the Creat Wost, and said that sho was alive with petriotisom. He expressed confidence in the result, and said that the arte and eciences and the industrial pursuits are at the foundation of ail cise, and that whore thoro prevail in time of peace victory will come in time of war. At the raising of a fvg ia Cheetor squaro this after- ‘noon, Edward Evorott and Benjamin F. Hallett made strong Union speeches. Mr. Evorett waa very eloquent, He said—“ Wo} set up this standard, not as a matter of idic dinplay, but o8 ae expression indicative that in the mighty strugglo which has been forced upon ua wo are of one heart and one mind; that the government of tho country must be sustainod. All former differences of opinion aro swept away. We for- got that we have evor been partizans; we romember only that we are Americans.’’ Our volunteers go into our ferta on Monday. On Tueeday another thousand men loayo Boston for the South. There are now forty companies formed and organized in this State. Forty rifled cannon, contracted for by the State, aro expected in a few days. ‘Tho Boston Collector has recetved orders not to grant clearances for any port south of Delaware Hay. The First and Yenth regiments oxpect to leave early next week; tho Croscont Brigade, also Fletcher Wobster's regiment, and a Battalion of Voluntecr Infantry, under Major Dood, are anxiously waiting for a cail. Tho Citizens’ Committee of One Hundred, appointed to collect and distribute funds to families of soldiers, met to-day in the Senate Chamber, with Chief Juatice Bigelow as Chairman. Eloquent addresses wero made by Gover- nor Andrews, ex-Governor Banks, ex-Governor Lincoln, ex Governor Clifford, Edward Everctt and others, Tho proceedings wore deeply interesting, and Massachusetts soldiers may rest asgurod that their families will bo woll and kindly cared for. FROM QUEBEC. Ns Quennc, April 27, 1861. Tho agents of the foderal government, and others said to be connected with Commodore Vanderbilt, have beon trying to buy the gulf steamers Victoria and Lady Head; also the Enflokd rifies and ammunition from our govern- ment, which refuses unconditionally, Wraascrox, Del., April 26—P. M. Pasrengors from Baltimore this afternoon, reresent the state of feoling there ae still increasing in intensity. Money im any amount can bo had for warlike purpores. ae certs aaa: neat ae Wane dele the ety. Several men who are doing who have made thomectres prom eae inent by expronsicg ‘oxtreme opubliean seatin poutine, for two weeks past save Eevetbcn ‘nn quiet way to lsave the ity. Gue7ed, leaving tustr Qysinems 40 tae Care Of EE, SLETTVEEEE DESPA Era ua? a RFEVESOCEUIED, F¢TE0 EEE) 70218, 00 $102) ous 005 EDP SAGSUAEMEEETIUPLE FETSIGLELTELALEEEERI LEE, a THS ACHIEVEMENT AT NORFOLK. THE DESTRUCTION OF THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD BY THE UNITED ST4TSS SHIP CUMBERLAND. TO THK KDLSG OF THE HERALD. For two weeks past up to Thyyeday, April 15, the Cum- berland bad Iaid quictly at hor anshor, teoelying many needy repalis for damsges received y Beary gales off our euast and filling with provisions, &x,, for oruire of seven months, On Thursday morning, A,“ 1, the startling i2telligence was received that several see had been suo& 49 tho Narrows off Sowell’s Poiut, and the.” the Camberland hac! been effectually prevented from get- ting out, and would fax! an essy prey into the hands of the Virginians, who litt’ Knew the spirtt of those on board, who had sworn to div at their guos rather than disgrece thueo Stars and Stripes which proudly doated at her maet head. Ia consequence Of repeated threats upon the Navy Yard, Flag Officer Moaulby removed us toa position off the yard. We were now in the midst of the enemy's country, with but one escape through a narrow chancel, of which a wind but from enc quarter would be available, aud surrounded by immense parks of cannon, which in one night cowd be turned against us. Troops were pouring in from the surrounding gountry, the «hole of Norfolk and Portsmouth were in arms, wid traly our position was @ perilous one, Night after night did our olficers and crew lay by their guns to expeciation of cach betng their inst, but all prepared for a deaporate conflict. 1) potent fear of the Cumberland’s guns kept those g Virginians back, though they numbered thou- sarde, “Otbcers, before this, had volunteered to keep tho channel epen with the brig Dolphin, and to destroy tho power ta the wageztne, but for reasons unkuown they were bot aegopted. Ov Friday night volunteers from the Comber lana tanded, spiked every picoe of orduance, to the number of 1¢06 caunon canon, the channel was surveyed, the etecm tug Yackee was Kept wlongside with scoam up. On Saturday there was the alarming intelligence that men were basily cogaged throwing up bavtories on the right of our position Aa oflcer vas degprichod from Piag Officer McCauley to Gener wi Talia‘erro, military com. mandant of Norfoik Oistrict, to say thal any further in dications of hestile acts smuins United States property, Rael pareerons A. 08 50% of war, aod acted upon ac: cording The General replied that they should be stopped. On Saturday, large bodies of mea were on suore from ibe Cumberland, scutthng all the ehips of war, ant in dese oy ing such public property as might be made uve of by the ecemy, Tho’e beng only taree hunered men on tho |= dadmage haraly suilicient for the defence of that ship ne. Thovssnds of dollars’ orth of military stores were de- stroyed this cay by otficer# and mon, who vied with cao other i zeal, At 7:09 ’_M. the drum peat wo qiusttors, the approach of a pictur directly towards va was the eigval for the tighten: ¢ of every lock string, aad showed all were breathicss and anxious for tno fray. ‘Ihe answer ‘Pawnee’? to our hail,** What ship is that,” removed al! doubia, and tho hearty and prolonged cheers of our gallant crew must havo carried dismay to our «nemics. Orders wore sent on board from Flag Officer Paulding, who commanded the Pawnee, 10 send a largo force of men and officers from the Cumberlaud, to complete tho destruction of the public property. Firing parties were cetailed from tho two ships andl trains laid aboard every ship ci ours, except the oid United States, and to the ships’ h wors. AU4 A. M. all preparations wore duished; two boats of the Cumberland remained behind to bring off the dicing party; the Pawnee went ahead with the Cumberland, the steam tug Yankee alongside of the Jatter, the captain of which, be it said, ia a most gallant fellow, and anxious to sive all aid in bis power. 4:30 order was given togo ahead. A rocket from the Pawnee, which was a death kooll of the Virgin- jan vavy, for which they had so long sighod, was tho sig- nal for the almost instantaneous illumination of every sbip ef war and tho immenso ship houses. The sno at Suis moment ip-y terriio, the navy yard ina perfect bingo, the two ships of war moving # lowly but silontly, tue ‘nen at their wh ready to hurl instant doath »ion any who should be so hardy as te attack them, and in the setpaoe w astern were the two boats pullitg for thotr lives. ag the boals were on board wo proceeded a am Vannes below tho light houso and anchored. at the Cumberland should ing that waved from her my at hayo run lilo wy ; but the blood of Virgin! that threat could have been cxecuted. 8 ended the destruction of \Norfolk Navy roe ee ‘complete Preventing’ any hostile use r eeys, and the Comboriand ls amo that will net be for- ten by the Virginians, who @tylo us the “Northern vandals.” But one yeese! we left, the old United _—= ‘unfit as sbo 1 Dewees vane oe put ne, ¢ remaing an omen © perpatuity of these Un: Baten CUMBERLAND. OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE. The War Eacttement in New Orleans—lapid Enrolment of Volunteers—News from the Interior of the State—Una- nimous Feeling of the People—Spirit of the Viremen— Money for the Confederate Staies—The Beauregard Rifles, che., de. New Orleans, at the present time, presents a most mar- tial aspect. Three days out of the twenty, in which the Southern mob or combinations wore to disperse, are gone. Tho strects of this city are filled with flying artillery, flying infantry, flying soldiers of all sorte, embracing all ager, classes and conditions of our citizons, The papers daily announce the formation or the call Elfen nog enka’ eee of terumae’ Sad }, aad recruit: “ rap’ ta bave Boog tho soring mochioes if town, ond work cay to Oil the orders for uniforias, Nover before—not even peo the Gai! of Taylor for troops for service in Mexico aroused the military spirit of tho people—was such enthusiasm oxhibited. The volunteer en/istments are truly astonishing in regard to pumbors, and the excitement of the masses is increased with every despatch from the North. Asan instance of the rapidity Nit which companics are raised, Be ee Ba On day noon, Major Thomas Dolan, bt of the Nicaraguan army of ‘Dibustere, flupg oUt bs banner at his office, No, $0 Grovier strect, ite the St. Charica, Byeeix o'clock P. M. of the following se lees than one hundred would bo or quasi filibusters had ap. plied for enrolment, forty of whom were rejected, arg a compavy of sixty able looking dare-devils was formed into the First company of the ‘Walker Cyl “Major,’’ now Captain Doian, ts to have command, and now engaged in t! formation of Company No. 2 wl which ‘will doubticss be comploted by to-morrow. If tn tho fu- ture you are called uj to record an engsgoment be- tween the North and |, allow me to predict that pa Walker Guard will be prominont in tho fray, and themselves men of ‘‘mark.’” of rrr the quote of 3,000 men which President Davis arked of Louisiana, over one-balf Lave alread: = forward, nearly all of whom were mustered in 1 and ap wards of 1,500 more are now under ne, 6 rat arflicd, and in readiness to respond wt eix hours’ notice to march: ing ordévs. Tincerk sakovtaiey, Claseeh Gen. Grivot, that the government of the Confederave States bad deapa'ched for 8,000 more men from Louisiana—3,000 wry — making 6,000 ip all drafted from this State. The wholo craft wil be honored within thirty days if neceesary. From the interior of tho Tlearn that in every parish the bugle of wer resouncs, and the formation of volunteer co mpanies and even regiments progresace with woncerful repel. Tbe stato eailitin at Preeest under gyms is catimated by-compotent judges from statistical ata at between five and six thousana meno, cvery man of whom {s sworn to hold hnngelf to respond at an hour's notice to place himself orders from tho Governor, and every day thie army is being swolled by hundreds of voluntary enlistments. Tho inst call of the Southern gov- erpment is regarded as portending something quick, heavy and decwive. Last evening the Board of Delegates of the Firemen’s Charitable Asgociation of this city adopted the follow ing resolution — Resolved, That the I'resident of thie arsociation is here- J wuthor ized and requested to tender to the Governor cf 10 State of Louisiana the rervices of the fromon of New Orleans for the protection of the city, and demand that ms be furnished them for that purpose. This resolution was presented to the Governor and received an unfayorabie reply, there being certain mil!- ulations and objections tu the way. The domacd ‘emen, howover, may be taken as a criterion of the Lagreens irit now rampant jn tho South. The unanl deine this city in regard to the at memory of which has be- piode—te upexampled ia the,uts- tory of populak cir"l revolutions. Tet pot the poopie of the Nortia delude their minds with the id: a that the people of the South are divided among themserves. If an eilort be made to and subject the seceded States now firmly allied @ Stable, inde- pendent government, let them make preperation fora ar which can only terminate with the itres and re- sources of several miliiops of valorous people who are hopestiy couvinoed of tho righteousness of the caro they Lave espoused, and are to defend it to the deat! General Clark, of By rao gs Ot ber rs ort for tho next R ee Ge Oe a de-Camp, gyi ry fr nannir Hehar: . Brown, Adjut neral; irl utant Gonoral, ‘and i he arrived with Car, and roa wit peel tor + Mii otters ef marque and ordora for rept — HS the Congress at mery. ‘The city le very boathy x at Prefont. The weather ts delight! and highly favorable for tho cane, corn and cotton crops. ‘Tho Supreme and District Courts Criminal Court excepted!) have all adjourned over to the third Monday in May, (n combequence of the war excitement, ° “ihe Common Coure:| Inet evening appropriated 82000 for the purpcee Of placig ths city Ins etate of Gofenee, HERALD, 8 TPE ME TTT CT eet ei oe gp agg n ape: —————— Pi & > 2 E a ft aS 2 Eee pe a a THE JOHN BROWN EXCITEMENT AGAIN. A DPPTRERN eRaTLacx ARRESTED FOR COMP .[ CITY IN THE AFFAIR. ‘The following lotior nous been received by & person cou- nected with the pross tn this city, from a gentleman who bas been put under arrest in Harford county, Md., under rathor peculiar ctycumstances:— Dut Ai, Harford county, Md., Aprit iz, iso. You wiil be someehat surprised to'leera tha. Tam here, but moro 60 when | tell you that 1am under arrest for beg Cobceucd tn the John Brown rata at Harpoc’s Forsy. You 2lll rocoligct that there was aman, by tae name of ———~, for whom tho Governor of Virginia +. «ed @roward for bis a norebens ion, consequently (ule pame ews the came as mice) {was taked for that man. Twas it We tears, i486 , at about the time: he 1 insurrec- tion took plac (Sy tyee days from ‘he same$, “dish ie motauiiuices time for me to reach Harper's Ferry, and upon that tors 1 of oviosnce [hang. Ihave lotiors sbowing thet [have )eD4 frm snd vowayertyg domo- crat for tho last fiftoen ,°¢ars, syd have published a domo- exatle poper for mavy je "8 in the State of New York. MISCELL\NEOUS. GOVERNMENT OFF1OKKS—OATH OF ALLEGIANON, [From the Washi: gton Natie'val [nteiligeaoer. | Tho followicy formot oath of allogy‘ance has been pre- pared with a view to its being adateistered to ail tho employes of the government conaccted with the several ments. Tho form was propared by the Atorney Genere], WhO Wea bimself, we believe, the first to take tnd subscribe the oath, abd we presume that no one tn the service of the govertiment will, at such a timo as tho resent, refute to take it, unless his conscience forbids to © true t0 Ih Deparrvenr ov Tum INretior, | Washincron, April, 1861.) I, ————, at this present time ia the United S¢ato service As ——, do solemnly swear that I wiil aap port. protect end defend the constitution and government of tho United States against all eremies, whether.domes vio or foreigu, and that { will bear true faith and loyalty to the seme, as establivhee by the constitution aod laws; apd, furtoer, that [ do this with a full deverminstion an pledge, without any” ment ‘al reservation or evasion, to pertorta in good faith all tho duties which may be legilly required of ea So help mo God. ovary or WasnmGroy, District of Columbia ia abd subscribed. before me, this —— day of April, r Religtous Intelligence, CTY CHURCHES TO-DaY, Rev N.C. Locke, D. 1), will preach in the Northwest Presbyterian church, Fifticth stevet, at half past ton A, M. and half-past seven P. M. ‘The Conilict aud the Daty of tho Hour’? will bo the subject of diocourse at the Twentieth streot Universalist church, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, by Kev. h. G, Brocks, pastor. Services at threo o'clock. Sermon io the morning by the pastor, Rey, IeaaeS Kalicch, the pastor, will preach in Laight street church, cornor of Laight and Varick street, at half-past ten o'clock in tho morning and at half-past seven o'clock in tho evening. & Robinsoa, of the Firat Prosbytorian will presch before the young men of New York, this evening, at Calvary Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Six The Poy. Mr. Mttbourre will deliver a lecture at the Presbyterian cburel, Fourth avenue aid Twenty-second atroct, thia evening, at half-past seven o'clock, in aid of the bome for } oung deaf mutes. Iu tho Memorial church, Hammond aticet, corner of Waverley place, the Rev. Dr. Dyer will proach this ‘at half-past ten o'clock, half past threo and half-past seven. O. B. Frothingham will preach at Dobttt Ball, northeast corner of Brocdway and Phirty-Uurd gtroot, morning and ovening, at the usual hours. 8" ject for tho mor), “The Baptism of the Spirit aud of Fire,’ Byening—'rhe Stillness of Power.” In tho Protestant Episcopal Freo Cuureh of tho Redemp- ton, in Fast Fourteonth street, betwoon Third and Fourth avenues, Rey. Robert G. Dickson, pastor. Divine service at balf-past ten in the morning, and confirmation by the Bishop in tho evening at half-past soven o'clock. Rey. William Alvin Bart‘tt will proach in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Fulton avonua, throo blocks east of the City Hall, at half-past ton in the morning aud at balf-paat sovon in the evening. “God, a rofuge in our national calamities; and God tn the War of 1561 ss in 1776," will be discuased respect- ively, this mornirg and evening, in sormons by Rev. A. ‘H. Burlingbam, in thefouth Baptist church, Twonty-ffth street, botween Seventh and Eigh*h avenues. In tho Church of the Epiphany, Stanton street, between Faeex and Norfolk: services at half-past ton A. M., half. past three and helf past seven P.M. Tho Rey. Dr. Tyug, rector of St. George's church, will proach in the ey ing. he blind aszleting tho doaf and dumb. Tho Rey. Mr. Mlbourre will doliver a lecturo at the Presbyterian church, Fourth avenuo and Twonty-second etrect, on Sanday evening, at balf paat seven o'clock, in aid of the Home for Young Deaf Mutee. A class of thess uafortu nate children of silones will be present and give, ia their beautiful sign larguage, various recitations from the Bible. The public are invited toattead. At the close a callection will be taken for this noblo work of charity. Nev. J. E. Searles will preach 4 sermon Uhis evening, in tho Wiett street Mothodist Epicor hv? on ty adfairg of the nation and the daty te 4 true citizens in ‘this time of national peril, Fourth Univerealist Society, of Brooklyn, Rev, N. M. Gaylord, pastor, will hold services tn thoir chapel, Oum- berland street, near Lafayette avenue, today, at tho usual hou's, morning and ovoning. Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch will lecture at Dodworth’s Hall, 966 Broadway, at halfpacst ten A. M. and at haif-past woven P. M. Subject— Anciont and Modern Republies.”’ Hon, Franklin’ + N fo anyones in Piorce, of New Hi hire, 8 sto) ste Bow York Hotel! segs gd neux, British Consul at Savannah, and family ; wivand 8. Lownds, of Cuarleston, 8 C.; G. 3 Chase, and “wife, and Ames, (th (the artist) Of Boston; are aap- ig at the Brovoort Me AAMAS TO Tilt, of te Rey. F. Sanz tele, of Albany? J Si rains saan Wood iy leveup, of Newport, and Mre. H. Foslas gna goedivee, of boston, aeteonploe ss enone rencon Hotel, General A. C. Nevine, of Monticello; Colonel Walton, of Schenectady; W. H. #mith, of troy; f H. Paton, of be troit; D J. Staples and Sam Boll, of Catifernia; J Lip- penoott, of Phiaaolphia, and J. &. Pollard, of West Point, ro stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. §. If Braweo, of Bromen; Arthur Leary and H. Well wife, of New York; Mr. Tomant and iio, of Png Major Holm, of Cubs; 8. B. Tuckor, of hiladelplia ond Noto ad wife, of Montreal, and P. Hiriguolt, of tho alia Opera troupe,'are stopping at the | vorctt Hours. Gen. W. © Kibbe and family, of Oalifornia; W. J. Pon 1. Wober, of Louisiana W, I Boyer, of Albany! C. and J crmith, of Alabama; 8. W. *potoback? of Csliforns Trowors Lge, of Now Haven; W. Keop and wife, of 1 [a4 Siartin and family of Baltimore; He ary Gal- ert Fogiand; 8: 8 brscketl and folly, of bavtimere, ra. Foott and ter, nia, aro stoppin tho St, Nicbolne Hotel? Se osc 3 Gonoral W. A. Jackpon, of Albany, F Herrick and wifs, Maseachueetia, W. 3 Ogden, of the United be ge | ua Mrs. Simonton, and family, of tho District of umbia, and wife, of Quaker Hill, W. IL Wilkoneon, of Boston, W. Eady, of Now Ledford, and J. t Porey ot Central’ America,’ are stopping at’ tho St. 4G. Daly of Fngland; T. J. Barbor, ot hen N, on ct Provence; J Nicholgon, Mokiun aad family, of Baltimore; br a stale, of Nova Scotia, are stopping at the Pifth Avenue Hote: 0.8, CE Dow, of egy: M bg; in ©. Jones, of North Groton; Hon ft Atkinsoa of aud Mee Wilcox, ai — ; James ‘iyyton and wife, of New hw 1. Starr. Richmond, |. Femnny Wy Sratonen 0 of Baltimore; W. D. Atkidson, Army; If. A, Cleveland and lady, Masaichusetta; F. Evans, St. Louis, arc stopping at the Astor Hout. SPRINGPTEWD, Mags * April 26, 1601. Alex. Desmarteau, a Frenchman, twenty ave pours sae was hung her ‘odsy for be ny murder ae gvstine Lucas, cight years of age, at Chicopee, three yearn age. Lake Navigation. ‘Mawacicen, April 26, 1862. Buckeyo arrived this morning from the “The lower ) the first boat of the season tarough tho Beraita, Markets. PHILADELYHIA STOCK BOARD. Privapenrets, April 27, 1861. Pennsylvania Stato ives, 79; Roading pallveed, ion a 42; Long Isiana’ Railroad, 9; a | Regent Ratiroad, 86);. Sight exchange on Now ane Piotanguraa, April 27, 1802. Figur frm at $5 oT 9 $5 62, ‘Wheak ad vane! $1 9301 95; 40 a $1 60. ‘Corn Dotter, ah 620" a Ble, Whiskey dria ‘at 18c. 0 19340. E yscoy “nbd Arrivals and Departures, np. maton 8. 9 tempt a0—Mre ec, rey, i ma a eis pates & eyo Louise M “nc a $73 i Pests) 8 Humphrey, Pasne 7 Mactan, Mus Roby ‘eerby, Jolt Vm | Albrecht, J a er, Jann Bibi A | math clad, Albert sir ng, James Canvenae—Wrig Aisrvee bgt rapa Chae 0 Lam | el AY, APRIL 28, 1861. + Fam ror mux Bouse ov hat Gooo Si.arnmo — "iv tr will be kept open till the night of Tuosday, the 30 h inst. The ot which tt patie ana all denom nations, patronized ag tt deserves. boro tty pot Want sey 3, ean ‘XTRA Cass, 251—April 27, L86l 1, a 16, 83, ae 8, 76, 65, 68, 45, rs 40. Wewrveky, Guass 262—April 27, 1861. “61, aly 16, 6, 40. 14, 17, 33. 10, 18, 19, 35, “he! fiar'to Circulars cent free of chan. ws ganren ingot 7, & CO Covington, <7, "8h a, Oficial Drawings of R. France & Co.’ Delaware Lotteries —A\ a Dy act ol valet Jantary, 1860. Granis to run twocty pone ees assed SUAsEX CountY—Cress 101, preva A 2, 34, 7, 67, 36, 19, 59, 24, 1a, hee Apt Ayal GxixD Coxsoxtpsree—Ceass £5, 61, 87, 64, 6, 66, 77, 36, 3, 74. 63, Circulars sent free of charg by addressing Be GO., Maragera, Witmington, Delaware, To Those Having Pain or w eakaeasos, Whenever oain or weakness occurs in a human bod Re ANDREVH'S VEGBTARLS UNIVER=ab PILL sbould be used. They have aitinity for and remove ouly those matters waich I produce disease. 2 hey STORE HEACTIL by purifying the ioed by the natural outlets, ana! ten years dave. proved thei LUE AND SAFETY. D. J. Tenney, anor louse New York, certifies to Dr. Tn grahom that le lo & one of Brandrath’s Puls each night Rever missing fer four bunived wud forty nights. an they cored bitu of cbronic aoetiv« noes and dyapeps whieo trubied bim fur twenty years. ‘This ocourved ia) sod he ras hardly had occas.oi to use (hem once a year alice, bia health being pervect. Ofllees 294 Cana! street and No, 4 Unton aquara, Bold by all dealers, One The Good Locks of Hoth Men and Wo- men are inerous d and preserved, from youth to vld aie, by the occarional use of *SRANDRBTI'S PILLS, Which impart the tat of health to the coaplevion, brightness (even intetigence) (0 the eyes, and chocrtuloges and vigor io the whot Cifece 24 Caval street aud No, 4 Ualon square, Now York. Sold Uy all dealers, ore ine Pain, Gravity, Magnetibm No fact is of greater fmportanc” ni wis time then a’oertain- ty of know!ng how to securn bealtt and reaiore it whoo host, ‘Thoeo are no times for anything but facta. And at length a intended to serve recommend tt - Paae we trast ts wal be Co.’e hundred | é \pril 29, Oran tayo ») ts 1 Bawsicxs Le Hue fuer al v oleloek, trom t acchts 1 —On Pride, Clonmel. comprag Fink frente ond re att00 the funerul Twenty -eigbth strvot past one o'oiock. Cemotery for intorm MULV ANY ja the 68d year OF SS ae nines count, 18 friends, and “those of ~seefalty invited to sa mn ‘on take plice this (Sunday) morning at tea esiderce cf bia brovher to-law, Dr. 1. 1s Woet tnirty sifth street a nativo of % of the tau'ly ave iavited te a ia late resi ‘nace, No. 31 Weak hie (Sunday) afternoan, at tains will be taken 0 Caivary » April 25, Miewam Movrar, . ® pative ot the parish of Lar i, eral, fi tale ral, fro Fegidence, No. 16v 1a. wouty-86cond Eo i il o'clock this (Sunday) afteracon. Mcopy —In this city, cn Saturday, Avril 27, after a short illnees, Remusrrom> Moopy, ia the 43th your of hes ago pe notice will be given the day the funeral will lake plac Maceme —In Brock'yn, on Friday, April 26, Aww Ma- GuIRR, @ native of Belfust, Ireland, aged 19 yoars. The funers! will take "place from 87 Adelphi street, Prooklyn, at two o’elock this (Sunday) afternoon. McGuire —In this city, on Saturday, April 27, Marr C., Cousbter of Rose MeGuire, sged 7 years and 21 “aa Hor (i eucs aad acquaintances are respectfully invited bo attcnd the funeral, from her late residence, 104 Canmoe Strort, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, withoat further invitation. é Price te Saiuréay, April 27, after a lopg lilmoss, uaries, the youngest ron of Joseph and Mary Price, 8 8 wonths and 8 days, Js and a:quaintances of tho fori aro re equeeted to ettend jhe funorel, from the reet- # parents No 18 Mov ow street, ihis (Sunday) hoon, ab threo o'elvck. 4s remains will be taken t Calvary Cemetery tor interment PowEns.—On Saturday, April 27, Joux R. Poy goo of P. J. and Blien Powers, nged 2) cars 6 File ae 22 daya. the foneral will tako 0 from No. 176 Bast th street, this (son ay) afternoon, at three 0 H eames will be takeu to Calyary Cemetery for inter men Rocens —Sadden'y, on Friday, April 26, TLaowora Oe of James H Kogers, and only child of Bithe in Burleron, aged 24 youre 2 months and 20 dayw. atives and friends of ‘the family, #lso the 4 bers of the it stre of &. chureb, are vited to attend her faneral from tho Jave street SL cs ebureh, nicg At ten, o'clock, without far- feet te Vuowa in ‘ae ine, i is this-thes a ls redleved and disense cured KOATION WITH BRANDRETH 8 PILLS, This te us mock afar in mer fact lo payigetion, what light is by condense Into bi ot ina that gravity i a faat in astronomy, oF fied, but which a picce of glasa can again, Now, what ie fac’ 7 AN EbTABLISHED AND COKBTANT MODE OF PRO- CESE, Thus we hare @ fact of mwgoeidsm: the needle Is ever true to the north pole. We b fact of gravity: every falling body teeks the centre o’ the curth, and all the planets are atirscted (oe ards the sun Dut the great fue! of the progent day in mediclug ia that Barsphstas PL INVARIA@LY OPEN JE BOWELS, And tbat all the buvors that cause pain aro controlled by huatural aitaity by cla ARB A And expotted ont of the and bowels The blood f which cecastoned ent to ure, but cine coprot injure. he organs of the fied of thoss gna One dose ie of on fg tully restored. Tn Cout ‘oF Faintnesd or Dizziness, sod Jo Billous dises, see no med Pills, Bot, r in all canes where pain is prese ten at Cy ani ound, from —— from Cestiveness, from Colic cr from Inilaunma- 48 because that they eagor: nur bel auciby maure to oxpel what ibe oye ght pee OF eur being by I TENNBY, AMOS Muyo, Now Kork, certiics to Dr. igh, thal b> sk Gun Bran tedh Pil'eorh nigke. he cureomm 2 four bundrod apd forty nine nights, aud th fey ‘ulm of chron’ arty pala, which h: abled him fo ra Thla cecurred ist and “ans bed ned o tuo theus ouce @ year alee, " health bel ‘Sold at tl No, 204 Canal street, Also at No. 4 Union et are. Soldiers of 1561—Meade Bros. Open thie day (Funday), to accommodate the defenders of the Stars and Sutpea, twenty y ston nelpal ofl “Uniforms to Order” at Short Notice, OAK HALL, 84, 86 and 8$ Fulton etreet, Melodeon, 539 Broadway. — Strangers don’t forget to viait this ineutullon, Opew every night; fill formers Dighsly, giving @ per‘ormanes from 7 until 1d pithout iat loa. Aduiisafon 13 conta Zhe Melodoon is he grewtest reeort for feshioa, Wheeler & Wilson's I ed Machines ot Seiad pee fh (ace mebeeaen rene x & Baker's Celebrated Noiseless Grove: Bewing sewing vary neg for family and wauufuciuaing use, 195 PR oraqr: Sl New! erent tJ be pd ypees are truly Yaem at 16 Bond strect, or menureca Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- a, the best world Wholesale and retail, and the privately appliéd, a:.No. 6 Astor Liouse, Panay bp ———- anaes sue: Hatr and hisiovs vo grow luvurlanly, Sold at W. A. BATUMBEAR'S newly invented Wig factory, 10 Boud w meeholry ener DYeReliable and natentascous—Biack 0: 61 Barel: Gold wud oypiiod at W. 4. BATCHELOM'S, 30 hood toree” The Most Attractive and Popular Dress Ba. for gentlemen's wear, eA mip fsgued this spring, is EBLE, es Herorrboids or Piles—Whether Inter- nal or external, dumb or bleeding, and no malier how long they have oxiated, are sacely and completely cured by a short o urse of HOLLOWA'S J'Uls ond Qintngat. Full directions with every box, ———— Trusses.—Mareh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truse, No, 2 Very steeot, Astor House, opposite the church, —_———-_—_____- Married. Exwc—Patwen —In Delhi Delaware county, Now Yori, on Wed: eu April 24, by the Rev. AD. Bonedict, Wi , of thi city, and Axxa C., only dauga mer, of the former Guavmanx—Scnor —On Pace agp April 2, a church , by tho Rev, olenheiner, Lous GRALMASN to FRainazuca Sou AUER, Mf bal city. z On joLlpeciaint=Repex—On Thursday, An 5 t Roy. Dr. Adlor, Wittiam Gorps mi eames a4 . davghter of the ‘ate Ja juce Rudon, of tha city, Geom vee Es ee In Brooklyn, L. 1, on Thursday, John A, Paddock, Rue A. Goutam yo ightor of Montgomery J. Bailey, M. D., J Long Teland papers please copy. Un Saturday, April 27, at the Bleecker stzect church, by the Kev. Moses Ballod, Mr. Linas Live to Mies Vineits M. Oukley, all of this city’ 3 wea, —On Wednesday, April 26 jott, Mr. oJ Paci Rnwseay, fate ot Dub Woorrvrr—Hewmway.—On Thursday Christ Chu ch, Watertown, Conn 1% Dr. CS, Woubrviy, of Troy, N. of Gen. M. Heminway,, , by tho nr, of this city, Iroland April 26, at the’Rev. Dr. Lowia, ; to Many A., eaghtor fatertown, . Died, Anzyprm.—On Saturday morning, April 27, Dexverr, tho wife of Edward Allender, from list, county Clare, Ireland. Her remaina will be taken from Lor residence, No, 10 Amity street, South Brooklyn, to St. Petor s‘eharch, whore a solor'n high nase wilt bo vifered for the ro pose cf the oul of the deceased, and fret thence to Flatbush for intorment, on Monday afteraoon, at two o'clock. The fricnds of the family are invited to attend. An. stm. —On Saturday, April 27, ot four o'clock ia the aftornsem, Jia AruNper, ip the 27th year of her age. afternoon, at The foneral will tak place this (Sunda; two o'clock, from the Sisters’ Houpital, if to which her friends are respectfully 1¢quceto 1 to atten Muwans,—On Friday, April 20, after a short ilines Joux ALwoi#, in tho 66th yoar of his age. The tr onde of the family, and tie members of tho Vo- teraa Corps of 1912, are respoctfully Invited wo attend the funeral, thia (2. day) aitornoon, at two 0 froma tho residence of Lis 8.n-in-iaw,S B. lrtchor, 188 Green. wich str urther invitation yr Jouw Arcuar, aged 62 years. His relatives and friends are respoctful'y i attend tho furera, om Moaday afternoon, from his lato residonco, G1 Cherry etreot. Boyirsw.—Om Saturday, April 27, Pany 66 ycare. loventh tre: lay, Apell 27, ted to t ‘one o'clock, 1d relatives aro respectfully! ‘The frieace of deceased aro royucetot to attend the funeral. Crowcort —On Friday, aged 76 yoars, 6 nonths and 12 The relatives and frenes of the Femtty are reepectfally Invited to attond the funcenl, from his late residence, 76 Ninth avenue, this (Sunday ) afternoon, at (woo clock, Without further invitation, dle romain will Le takom to Groonwoed for enterment. Downe. —On Priday, April 26, Mannya Reswm, wifo of J. W. Dowling, M. D- ‘The {noral will take piace this two o’cleck, from the resilence of hor father-in law, Rev, Dr. Dowling. 186 Wort Mevonth street. The frien a of tho family are respectfully invited to attond without further notice. way 99 26, Gane Cxoncesare, ‘anday) afternoon, at thie city, oa Seturday, April 27, Bamoarr hier of John Donegal, of Vorplanck’s, oan ‘21 years ‘The remaine will bo taken to Verplanck's for interment. Duo notice will be given of the funeral in o-morrow's rt. 4—At Astoria, L. 1,00 Thursday evening, April te Vollct of Juba Terbea, in the 800 your of her “a Tho rolativor ani friends of the fam! ily aro respootfully invited to attond éno funeral services at&t. Luke's church, adsoa street, Now Kork, at live O'clock this uncoy) ofterncon. & tunco}) afternoon aturday morning, April 27, of con- sumption, Jou Piteunsoss, pe of — add Ellen Fitasimmons, age years apd 4 mon! The friends ne egealpapens of the farnily are ree- joan I invited to attend hia funoral this . (Sunda; ay) fat two o'clork, from his lato residence, $25 Weat Goventeonth street. Hoverros.—On Thursday, April 25, of scarlet fovor, Exnty sons, daughter of Dr. Roland #! and Marie Louisd ‘Hovghtos: » ed cart tail 7 mon:bs and 4 deye. nam Walorday, April 27, Jou a aged 18 son of Jobo aud Harmon’ The fri of the fainily aro requested to attond the fhnernl, thie (Munday) afternoon, at two o'elock, from Thuy Dew Casey Been, Wines Lun bled au bake Caforela pagers phoned Oopy. I ther inviteti mains Will be taken to Grogmwood for interment, acwan —OnSaturday, April 27, Mra, assrmSmRacmam, “ bert M. Strachau, inthe 26h year of her age. Tho relatives and friends of she family are reapeettully invited to stiend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, @& three o'olock, from ber lat > realdonse, 14 North Moors April 27, Jour Samim, im the 46a is of Mra. J, Pverard are re- m the College Hoapttal, corner of Henry and Iucite aureata, Brooklyn, tule fewest day) afternoon, at o'ckek. His remains will ba taken to Matbueh for intorment. Uawcgo papers please copy. Stuck —Renéoca Mancaketa, wife of Johm Starke aged 2% yours und 10 wont fri faintly sro respectfully invited te ‘al, this (Sunday) afternoon, at halfpa eno o'clock, from her Lite rovicenco, ‘112’ West Thirty- third suect. ‘Torrcss —On Friday afternoon, April 26, Jans M, Tom. poss, aged 28 years, ‘The funeral will take place at ten o'clock on Mow morning, from hig late residence, 114 Sevonth si ‘The body will be taken to Youkers for interment. Fu, —Ou Saturday, 1 bee age. friends and the fri to attend the frseral, MI T DAILEY's. White French China Toa Seta, 44 pleces, for... Gold Band French China Tea sets, 44 pieces, for Fancy French China Ten Bets. 44 ples. for... | White Frnneh Ohina Dinner bets, 149 pieces, for Geld Pand i Chins Dinner Bets, 191 pieces, fe vey gece Chipa Dinner wets, 157'ploces, for: ver Too rine for. Silver Plated Tea and Co! Cut Glass Gob'ets, she dozen Ivory bendied Linner Kutves, the dozon. Ivory ‘oa Knives, the dozen ‘Also, he langeat aesortment of In New You, at aunty ‘low price: Complete outta ror Develing Hat aso, ” ‘Complete outfits for 8 es ‘Complete outfits for Public Bulldingy, Complete outlits for Hotel Jom plete wes all By Establishment, REQUIBING, GAS ¥IXTUBES Wd. BF DAILEY & 90. Gl Broadwag, A *4°98 concrsston For oasu, OUR NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK CHINS, GLASS. 8, GIy xp PARIAN WABB, ‘Wit be sold om terms that must give ‘We most respectfully solicit our friends and the Dubie te ery well wi di SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. IDBON & COMPANY havo now re UTLERY. BRONZH AND Gas HIXTURES, favor us by an exemination of our goods and the which we offer them betora purchasing elsewhere, GEO, H. KITCHEN & CO., 561 Broadway, Ni Bae ns CARD. ti ag gaat aid uuost ele gant asguriment Of for ta- ‘ound for MEN AND ore ever offered, manufactured frm rehased at Jeciine, and. cut in thelr seleorated style, wie otfer at vory low pricos, he publle are tnvited to eal! and oxamine the novelties, : [roadsay, corner of Warren surat. 15? and 461 Broadway, corner of Grand strvet, MILITARY CLOTHING eunumane SUORTEST NOTICE ana =+ LOWERS RROAL pas ORANG ot Shguons ig a) aud GRA STRE, BROADWAY ico WARREN Srandne AMY |RUPPLINA.— ign CARES ONARI RS’ LONDOW Cordia! Gin now oi end ‘and will be wal MENDUM, 9) Codar street. TIENTION !—A SEAT NOVELT Paper Neck Tie, rea-"hiie-and- bine, with applied for. Manuf ony by Svirit & Bio) 28 Warren street, " halesale only; price $1 dozen, Any gan A CARD —MELODEO way. tty es rt Yoram cS T ALL, 8 BROAD- Picneor Concert Be f Ue world Strangers should Place of aimusement.” Oper over UNTL with one of the LARGEST AND BE tn the United Staiogthe great i NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS, ey can ait, chet, and at the same time be ommsed by witnessing the perfor mance of th BEAT COMPANY IN NEW YORK Admittunca 13 cents,” Remember tho Melodeo, 60 oaitway, Bie DGEWATER PAINT. T COMPANTES. renéezvous of the brave where Best color for villas, ootenegrm, 4 her oro lasate, Genoral Agow, (Ameer PUBNITURF. sin 10 TN F RE, AT A GREAT 4: LLFICR, ny DEGRAFF & TAYLOR. eres: deine in our Southern *holesale tredmy pg ut an immense serplus stock om baad, we bave oem cluded to offer the whole Ad RETAIL, AT COST, atetiner or ROR TBE SEXT TULMIY Bare, Letther of our three stores: No. 37 Bowery, at wholesies Fo, 163 Chatuom street; No, Mi Bowery, at relall. =I. M_ DOE & 00, OFFER aw Owing to th: JABINET FURWTIUS J” rela! their iarge assorument Bosewood, Walnut, Mahogany and Osk Furntiure, of thet om. pum manufacture, atv lator sree, ery ® to give eni poston aud Mapnnctory, Now. 96 aid $8 Toast Horuseow four doors east from Hor D 8 BARBF# WHOLFGALE AND RETACL le eine oA bas removed from Fark row to 22 ntreeta. , becween Fulton sot Joba Atwaotia is favite® retail department, pal depot 246 iuctpient couaurnption. plies, he" Primes Binet, 7G centa per ve MAGNETIC INS Roach: ° pool ovens | machen, Bi AONE MAGNETIC are eure death to rata and mics. Baby wera Ds. a Proprietor, dobn i and Faia streeta. ARIA Fa JAMoNDa, oT POWDER. | es will exterminate 1c? aa Sree eine, banwee sa he) h, resembie re a #0 clowely that very iw eon a wi pd niNGa, fea vikxorn RINGS and STUDS, Teeulvoa aad SOG ROROR roadway town show rooms at No. 42 . go wring aim gue tn fine stock of main store, am desta Sen mer large week eat No. 033, Broa way, ad shall ot Te cers ALLEY Bn Oa aad Pigott tage otra wae” AS os Sc \ A Who! we 8 LIVE BALSA®. RUBUMATISM, ECROFNLA, SALT RBC 17 at's Life Balvaih ts (ho most obriain aust ante the inom painful and pro‘racted forme of those ai € Lever sores, eryatpains, the w. orek coees oF fang ff the blood, iver and Gidweys, general @claiiey, & The are ‘on % D 1 ,