The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1862, Page 5

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. The Anniversaries. The religious anniversaries will commence ii this city next week. They will be held in Irving Hall, corner of Irving place and Fifteenth street, except where otherwise designated: — Sunday, May 4.—Annual sermon before the Presbyte- rian Board of Foreign Missions, by Rev. John M. Krebs, D.D.,in the church om Fifth avenue and Nineteenth Street, Rev. Dr. Rice’s; anda brief Abstract of the An- nual Report of the Executive Committee will be read at ‘the same time. Annual sermon in behalf of the American Seamon’s Friend Society, by Rev. J. Todd, D, D.,of Pittstield, Mass., in the Lafayette avenue Presbyterian chureh, corner of Lafayette avenue and Oxford street, Brooklyn, (Rev. T. L. Cuyler’s,) at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Annual sermon before the American and Foreign Christian Union, by Rev. Kingston Goddard, D. Cincmnati, in St,’ Goorge’s church, (Rev. Dr. Tyng’s,) at half-past seven o'clock P. M. bd May 5.—American Seamon’s Friena Society— eveniny Tuesday, May 6.—American and Foreign Christian Union—morning. IMPORTANT FROM ROM FRANCE. Emgiand’s Fear of 1. (avasion Justifiabl (From the Opinion Ni allonle(eringe Nepoeon'sorgat) ‘April Ip England public attention is exclusively directed to ‘the transformation of the navy. The government and the nation desire, atany price, to misidtein thels warts time supremacy; but they will endeavor in vain, It will ‘be no longer for them to secure their coast against tnvasion. Asquadron ot iron-plated sie, 8 armed with cannon suflicieatiy powerful to sweep the shore to a distance of several kilometres, will always permit a Tanding to be effected, particularly if the hostile Power ‘be near enough to be able to choose its time, and if the atmospheric conditions leave a smooth seafor thirty or forty hours. ‘This is the principal cause of our thbor’s anxiety. They know that the part of ir territory situated opposite France presents in ® safe landing place, that it is of eas; access, and they araad iikewise qehat a squadron whi would rene ip Canal, has ten chances to oneof not mooting a passage capable of stopping it. We trust that the terrible struggle to which we allude will ‘not take place between France and England. These two countries have too a interests in common not to -comprehend that a durable pane is necessary for both of them. But the /uture is, ‘uncert dud wo will ot oonaidar tea eines a ts fie Rogiish tousuneary, ana |, Now York Sunday School Union—evening. FE, scene by Deeventie teats to divert, if possible, nif ae York Sunday Schools—at different churchos— fortunes wi! it occur. ‘@ cannot sa} Whether, Indapentently fw deseeat an’ frost tect wit | . Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers, at the es to Great Britain the unbounded confidence she of Music—evening. ly reposed in her navy. Kven in land deubts American anti-Slavery ‘Seolety, at the Church of the aman ‘de entertained on that subject, wecan per- | Puritans—morni ve neve Srna the proud deciarationsof the British papers Wednesday, May 7.—New York American Tract Socie- pao pd Ui npc rapidly suppressed, wh: at Ing oy Sie ‘prove confusion which prevails in public opinion. ionary Society—evening. [From the Gazette de Midi, April 10. J Boston American Tract Society, ab the Academy of Mu- The account of the action in whick the tron-platoa | 'SAfternoon, New York City Anti-Slavery Society, at Cooper Insti- tute—evening. American Anti-Slavery Society (continuation), at the <serloen Toeayerene Unions ot pm pee Union—evening. Thursday, May 8.—American Bible ‘Seolety—morning, Asylum tor Deal and Dumb—afternoon. New York State Colonization Society—evening. pro heey 9.—American Board of Commissioners for Five Points ae of sony, ES phon Merrimac destroyed two frigates of ity guns each ut receiving coy os damage has given the coup de grace ships of war. Tho time for hesitation has Favre: the question having been decided by tho American navy. he maritime power of nations is tis day forward established on a footing of perfect oquitily, for the entire material afloat must be renewed, and preponderance of a nation will no longer consist in the umber of her ships, but in the invulnerability of their Cuirass, and in the power of peuetration possessed by the “pure” and the projectiles. It is mentioned here that ‘& squadron of iron-plaied veszols is to be formed under the command of Admiral Bovet Willaumoz. It will be com| of Lend Magenta, the Solfcrino, the Normandie, ‘the Couronne, the Invincible, and ie Gloire, ‘The first wo of these ships cannot be ready for ava for a long time What France Intends to Effect. fears (April 10) correspondeuce of London Times. } lithographic sheots mention that an assombly of -Maval oflicers was held in Parison Monday last at the residence of a distinguished admiral. The late action between the Monitor and the Merrimac, and its conse- =. were naturally the subject of conversation. unanimous opinion expressed was, that in future it will be more expedient to build light irigates, spoeuily constructed at @ moderate exponse, than yeasels of largo ~ dimensions, which require years of labor and millions of francs to complete them. It was further declared that ‘an essential quality in these floating batteries, not to be Overlooked, is their power of navigating in’ a tempes- 4uous sea. The conclusion arrived at was that a ship-of- sph of photpe orl force with the Monitor might be constructed the French naval arsenals in a month, and that per @ year France might supply herself with an iron fleet equal to that of any Power in Europe. City Churches ! To-Day. In the Second Universalist church, corner of Eloventh street and Second avenue, Rev. G. T. Flanders will deli- ver the seventh discourse concerning the Devil, this evening at half-past seven o’clock. Subject—‘‘The place of the Devil—the Lake of Fire and Brimstone.” In St. Ann’s church, Rev. Thos. Gallaudet, rector, ser- vices as usual, with the voice at half-past ten in the morning and at a quarter to eight in the evening, and in the sign language at three in the afternoon. The rector will preach at each service. ‘Theodore Tilton will lecture this evening in the Bethes™ da Baptist church, Jersey City, on South Fourth street, between Erie street and Jersey avenue. Services to commence at a quarter to eight o'clock. Subject—!Tho Nation; its Past, Present and Future, and the Importanc® of the Christian Principle in Guiding it through its Po- rils.”” “The Siege.” The Rey. Wm. Alvin Bartlett will preach upon this subject this evening, at the Brooklyn Taberna- cle, in Fulton avenue, noar Hoyt street. Services to commence at half-past ten in the morning and at a quar- ter to eight in the evening. Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Stone Church (Twenty-eighth street, near Broadway), this afternoon at three o’clock, and in the evening at half-past soven o'clock. In the Memorial church, Hammond stroet, corner of Waverley place, tho Rev. George E. Thrall, rector of tho Chureh of the Messiah, Brooklyn, will preach this evening, and the Rey. James Cameron, of California, iu the after- France and Mexico. THE FIRST STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN THE Ctrl April 12.) Pray ergs riper Me ‘the line of transatlantic steamers betweon St. Nazaire and Mexico is to be celebrated with considerable so- Jomnity. -. As announced, the first vessel, the Louisiane, is to take hor departure on Monday next. ‘Thia day, a special train, which is to leave Paris at 11 A. M.,and reach Nantes at 7P.M., bring M. Pereire, the council of administra thon of ‘tho Transatlantic Company, the directors of tha » Orleans Railway, and m: nen by ine © noon. Services at half-past ten in the morning, half. Bourse, at which wiil be past throe in the afternoon, and half-past seven in the evening. Ym the Hodding Methodist Episcopal church, East Seven- teenth streot, north side, between First and Second ave-- nuea, Bear Stuyvesant park, Dr. Abel Stevens, pastar, present the visitors and the principal inhabitants of Nantes and St. Nazaire. ‘To-morrow a Ain will conduct to St. Nazaire the ag the Transatlantic Company, toa grand Fioride. Ou Monday the town of st. enken mimainnghe @ banquet at the raflway station ‘to the guests invited from Paris and Nantes. He came north npn quality, at 3 ‘There were great num- . who only await the ap- yes to declare themselves. Assassination of Governor Johnson Fore- nadowed. s ww [From the Now Orleans Crescent A rumor Jeovetied in Memphis last M drew Johnson hi ~ a) that An- been shot and instantly killed in Nashville, and that the man who killed him had made good his escape. Ifnot true now, probably it will be, some of these days. ht at South Mills. account of the }@ Dismal Swamp ‘Yhe Norfolk Day Sannl, If sete the ‘Union fores at set 0 Union force at from 3,500 to 5,000, and the Union loss at from 500 to 900. a consisted of Colonel Wright, with a portion of the Third , aud Captain mcComa’s company of artillery, in ‘Book says that the rebel force the foo at bay for several hours, but admits that killed an and thirty-one wounded, a south Mls an and The rebel force wi 500 men. ‘The Da House, half way to Richmond, whe ner odo fouse, way to Ricl where ‘were awi reinforcements. jement at Yorktown. folk on Sunday that it received to the effect that General Magruder had received a severe wound in the right foot; that one of the repel batteries on York river Ea been silenced, and that two of the national gunboats ad been sunk by shots from the rebel guns. The Reported Retreat of Jackson to Waynesboro’. A toleogram from Richmond, April 21, to Norfolk, says:—‘The report of Jackson falling back to Wayues- boro’ . discredited here, and conflicts with official in- Proceedings of the Rebel Congress. Tuurspay, April 10, 1862. Mr. Yaxorr, of Ala , offered the following, which was therany persons within the Confederate St cise jurisdiction, and claim rights and pi of foreign countries; and if so, whether any lation is requisite to preveut the same. Mr. BakNWELL, from the Finance Committee, reported ‘back favorably the bill to authorize the issuance of Troa- a denomination less than five dollars. before explained, the bill authorizes the utterance of one, two, three and four dollar noses, and notes for the frac- tions of these sums, provided the whole amount issued doge not chaxcaed five n fixe millions of dollars in the aggregate. BRown 2 clause o€ the ill to fnarease the ae seats ase Treasury Department, requiring the Secretary reference to applicants for gf ths who have served in the army, and havo been discharged on account of physical inabilily, or from wounds received in battle. Mr. Baxnwut, of S. C., opposed the amondment be- cause ho looked upon it as an indirect mode of pensionng disabled soldiers. Ho was of the opinion that other modes could be provided for taking care of this class of the population. ‘The amendment was adopted and the bill was passod. The joint rosolution passed by the House, voti thanks of Congress to the patriotic women of for their voluntary covtributions to the army, and in aid of the cause in ever; conceivable way, was takeu up and Mr. ‘Srarnow offered @ rosolution authorizing to furnish the Senatorefrom North Carolina with copies: of all reports, &c., received by tho Senate from the Pre- » ia i to, Island adair,to# tho uso of the Convention of North Carolina—and upon the consideration of which the Senate went into sccret ses- under tho bill to t] NEW yORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1862 NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. The Condition of New Orleans. The following is corroborative of what we published yesterday in relation to the state of thipgs in the Crescent City:— (From the St. Louis Democrat, April 23.) A gentieman arrived in this city yosterday who was Orleans on Friday, April 11. ral Mitchel’s lines, near Huntsvill reports aterrible condition of things in the Cres: aed City. Pork was selling at $50 coflee at 75c. per 1.; tea, of the a $3 per Ib.—the poorer classes subsistiag on herbs. Common calicoes at 30c. a 35c. per yard; Confederate scrip at 65c. discount for coin. bers of Union men in the cit; pearance of the Stars and Stri Interesting from Port Royal. ‘The United States transport Boston, Captain J. son, from Port Royal, arrived here yesterday morning, having left that port om the 22d inst., making the pas- Aage in three days and sixteen hours. ‘The steamship Atlantic, Captain Eldridge, from Port Royal, 3. C., April 24, at half-past one o’clook P. M., with mails and merchandise to Col. D. D. Tompkins, Assistant Quartermaster General at New York, arrived at this port last evering. She brings eighty-five prisoners from Fort Pulaski, in charge of Lieutenant S. Stockton, Aid-de-camp to Majof Genera} Hunter ,and Lieutenant C, J. Sands and seventeen men, as # guard, from the Marine artillery. She also brings 3,987 bags unginned Sew Island cotton 36 bales giuned Sea Island sotton, to Hirare Barugy, E39., Collector of the Port of New York. ‘The following vessels were at Port Royal:—Steamers Cahavrba, Baker; Ben Deford, Hallett; Potomac, Jobn Eldridge; Delaware, Casnon; Mayflower, Young; Maé- tano, Carney; Flora, Fingay ; Honduras, Ackerman’ ship Wirt) Cummins, Wilson; barks Icxana, Brant; Luzen, Trott; Eagle, Baker; brigs Ellen P. Stuart, Kane; Ellicot, Dadro; schrs Anacosta, Hand (sailed on the 24th); Wostern Ster, Crowell;. J. W. Ellen, Doan; Pilot’s Bride, Corkin; Virginia Price, Eldridge; John Rose, Hulse; J. W. Holmes, Bristol, and A, H. Partridge, House. Sunrw. Nothing of importance had taken place since lat Suara to Mise Rain, Scuttrvmuin, ail of Brooklyn, reports. ‘The health of the troops continued satisfactory. The steamer Cosmopolitan sailed on the 22d for Fer- nandina. Died. Barrron.—On Friday, April 25, of consumption, Na- The steamer Belvidere was at St. Augustine, and the } | Bir pee teh Me Sith cot hon mee tion, steamer Honduras at-Fort Pulaski. ‘The Boston brings the following: passengers:—Sergeant Majors J. W. Browning and W. H. Lounsberry, Engineor Corps; Joseph Adams, Ordnance Sorgeant; Sergeant John A. Kelly, Ninth Maine; Sergeant E. L. Buoll, Se- venth Connecticut; Messrs. Lewis Saupsa, R. 8. Boyd, Chas. Windham, Jos.C. Oliver, Geo. W. Taylor, medical cadet, and one hundred and five in the steerage. To Mr. Thomas Holder, the pursor of the Boston, and Mr. J. B. Fordham, of the Atlantic, we are indebted for attentions, Trial and Conviction of a Policeman for Manslaughter. KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Before Judge Lott and Justices Stilwell and Hoyt. Avrit 26,—Howard ©. Conrady, a policeman of the Ninth precinct, Brooklyn, was placed on trial on an in- dictment for manslaughter, in. killing Paul O'Neill, a prisoner, who attempted to escape from his custody. Tho circumstances of the case are these:—The police- man heard a noise in the house of O'Neill, which is situ- ated in Spencer street, near Myrtle avenue, about two o'clock on the morning of the 18th of March last, and went in to see what was the matter, when he found that O’Noill had beaten his wife, and that #he had taken re- fuge under the bed. O'Neill ordered the oflicer out of the house, wheu the latter arrested him, Wher in front of the door a seuffle onsued, and the officer used his club. Tha origoncr was then conducted up Myrtio avenue to avenues, © the Ninth ward. station house, Sich is nearly @ mile distant, When near the cor- ner of Fulton and Bedford aven where tho station house is located, the prisoner (O'Neill), as al loged, knocked the officer down and ran off. ‘the officer drew out @ revolver and fired three shots, ono of which took effect in the back of O’Neill’s head, causing instaut death. ‘There were no witnesses to tho shooting. ‘The defence, however, aamitted that the officer fired the pis- tol. ‘Tho evidence was conflicting in some respects re- garding the dvgré: of noise in O'Neill's house. One wit ness testitied that there way not sufficient noise tw at- tract the attontion of any one outside, while others tosti- ued to the conutrary—that tho officor’s attention was at- tracted by the'tumult within. Judge Lott charged the jury to the effect that the evi- dence clearly warranted the conviotion that,on the murning of the- 18th of March last, the deceased, Paul O'Neill, committed an assault and bait ttery on his wile, consti¢aring 4 misdemeanor, Dut the act did not amount toa feiony ; that the policeman arrested. the man with- out @ Warraut, and was taking hin. to the station Delaware State Lotteries. ries. Information given. —_ JOBEP H BATES, Broker, The finest invoice ever socelved will be opened on Monday. ee, Eddy 4& | bers of the German Oak No. $2,100 me tho funeral, Co.'s Rentucky and Tinset date Lotteries. general are myn in to attend ‘this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from his lite residence, coruer of North Seventh aad’ Fifth streets, Williamsburg. WaLtnG.—On Saturday, April 26, suddenly, of ploxy of the heart, Mary Exizanera, wife of ka W. Walling and eldest daughter of William and Catharine Mackey, in the 34th year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, algo the mem- bers of Eckfora Lodge No. 234 I. 0. of .'F., are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, 293 Henry street, this (Sunday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Witmor,—On Friday, April 25, Jasoes, only son of James and Sophia Wilmot, aged 6 months aud 26 days. My darling boy, how we miss you, And your loss we sadiy feel; But 'twas Jesus, who had sent you, Has taken you home to dwell. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also tho meas bers of Hose Company No. 13, are respectfully invited to Attend the funeral, from the revidence of his parents, 32% Delancey street, this (Sunday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Pe alae ei ee A ese Sanne 197—Aprut 20, 1862. 26, eats is. 45, 19, 37, 72. Kewrvoxy. Cisse -Aprii 26, 1368. 60, 2, 60,5, Ti, $3 Bl, 6 12 Oo I, 7. Otroulars sent free of charge b: SEE tee CA Covington, Ky.,'or Bt. Lou ke Official Drawings of the Kentucky and Kentucky, Exraa OLass ee 26, 1862. 41, 44, 60, 46, 29, 18, 59, Detaware, CLsss siondori 362. 68, 31, 35, 6, 61, 71, 39, 63, 73, 65, 45, 10. Circulars sent by addressity oer A. MORRIS & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky. Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lotte- 11 Wall street, room Ni Miases’ and Children’s English Hats.— THOS. REYNOLDS, 303 Canal street. Y Rev. Thomas D, yer J- Beenone Moone to Jutia F. by ihe Pav, Mr Parmly, Wiuuam W. Warp to Racuet L., daughter of @. &. Cut ly invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) morning, haif-past nine o'clock, from the res! in-law, Morris Yetmah, No. 10 Columbia street. Tho re- Anat D. SELovER, wife of the York, to attend the funeral, atSt. Paul’s church, New York, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twoo'clock, without further invitation, county Siigo, parish of Abamlish, iroland. funeral, from her lato residence, No. 64 Mulberry street, this (Stinday) afiarnoon, at two o’clock., vere illness, Mrs. CATIARINE CARROL, aged 28 years, invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenc:, No. 126 avenue C, on Monday afternoon, at Lalf-past two o'cloc evening. April Corr, late of Lissa attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 184 Kast Twenty-ninth street, on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Ava, only daughter’of James S. and Combs, aged 3 years, 4 months and {7 day invited to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 183 East Twentieth rt. ‘24, Mary Cowen, aged 20 years, a native of Dublin. > to attend the funeral, frum her late residence, No: 43 Ma.lison street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o?clock. Her remains will ve interred in Calvary Cemetery. Passe —ID in the 7608) year or ti invited to attend thefuneral, from the residence of his son-in.law, George R. Toasdalo, Railroad avenue, near Soventh streot, Morrisania, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘Tho remains’ will be interred in New. York (First street) Cemetery. Elmira law, Mre. Covort ,are respecttully in to attend the ‘Married. MISCELLANEOUS. EAcax—Mooney.—On Monday, April 21, at tho Churote | “Ro seagi6 ~~ eae of the Nativity, by the Rev. George McUluskey, assisted “ SCHIEDAM SCHNAYPS."" by the Rey. William Everett, Mr. Jaues Eacaw to Many | *Country Meret P Euizanemy, youngest daughter | of the late Richard Mooney, Grvesra and Drugeisis, Of Parsonstown, Kings comty. pot erarirs and Hotet Ke Ail persone who wish separt Pause SCHIEDAM SOHNATES before the advance in prives had better maike early applica- Kings county (Ireland) papers please cop; Moone Howse. —On Me ‘Wodnes: ion DY. , April 23, by the UDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Be: A hie ges areas PRICES. WE ELLING A LARGE ASSORTMEN’ NEW DINNER AND TBA SETS OF ow vAND a esha CO BROOKIES cu Tia. TW AREHOUSE, Nos. 258 aud 240 Fulton , all of this city. pent —ScH By the Rev. J. B. Peters, Mr. Wa. rrr —In Jersey City, on Sunday, April 20, ter, Faq. LE DRINKERS TARE NOTICE, Tbave constantly on draught in Philadelphia atyle, Lb Varieties of the most celebrated Ales aud Porter of Foreign and Domestic manufacture, all of, which are in the most ex. cellent condition, being Kept in vaults peculiarly adapted the treatment of inait productions. E. MBNDUM, 90 Cedar street, corner Broadway. LBUMS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS—AT LOW PRICES. BECKEL BROTHERS, Smporters and Munufacta- ters, 37 Maiden New York, A GREAT VICTORY—WHITES PATENT LEVER Tross cures Ebruia-or Ruptuve ona new principle—ac- tion inward ant upward, Hundreds have been cured this year, Come and see it.’ Pamphlets free. GREGORY & CO.,25 Bond atreet__ CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CROP GRERW 140 old goverament Java Coffee, roast- ed and ground dally: also a, choice lot of Onion Tea, ak 6s. Der pound, at W Bowery, corner Fifth street, RMY AND } AND MARINE GLASSES: ‘of superio) auallt expressly made for the United States Signal ofice. ih éDL BROTHERS, 37 Maiden lane. At $3, "$3.50, st AND $450.—SHOES ‘AND GAITERS, Spring styles, now ready at JONES’, 10 and 12 Ann street. PANIC. GENTS’ PATENT LEATHER BOOTS FOR- 17. at BARTLET? 8,278 Grand sizeot, comer of Novfoik, OYS LIKE TO WEAR THE VERY LATEST AND uuost elegant fashions aa well as men and as economy, a well as taste, indicates ROGERS & RAYMOND'S, celeb! Ablinhinente Nos, 121, 123, und 125 Fulton street and 214 Broadway, aa the places where the most splendid ries in this department may be procured at the emallest font. Judicious parents buy there. ARTLETTS NEEDLE, AND SEWING MACHINE FUR g depot All Kinds of Needles, 160 for 45 centae d retail ‘The relatives‘and friends of the family are respedtfal neo of his brotl Ronenzs,—At Bloomfield, N. J., on Thursday, Aprit 24, a8: T. Roberts, of New The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited Brvey.—On Fridoy, April 26, Mary Broxw, a native of All the friends are respectfully invited to attend the CaRnoLt.—On Saturday, April 26, aftet a short but so- ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Cox. —At ton minutes to eleven o'clock, on Saturday Maxy, davghter of John’ and Sarah county ‘Tyrone, Ireland. mily are respectfully invited to ‘The friends of ths Comns.—Un Friday, Aprit 25, after a severe iliness, Frances Emma ‘The relatives and friends of the faiily + 10 respectfully CowsEn.. t twelve o'clock P. BM, on Thursday April ‘The friends ant Tealtives of the deceased are requested 0078 AND SHOES.—ALL THE NEW AND DESIRA- Fy at Tee fOr SnrRE Were iy"fourth street. detailed me 0 Phir beg enue, WMT ‘ Horcisauia, ou Friday, April 25, Asa Drax tee ‘Tho rolatives and frionds of the family ate reapeccruty VERMIN EXTERMINATORS, venue EXIGRMINATOR ; EXTERMINATO! VERON EXTERMINATORS, Removedfrom Henan to 482 (new store) ope New Fort. drugglats (clty and cou soeniey). Soid by all me Rap iiNet ly chy ragga oy ord .¥.) papers please co; roe eres Dioxinsox, va the 47th year of his ‘the friends of the family and those or his mother-in- funeral, trom his’ late Teaxdence, 142 strost, cornor of.Amity, this (Sunday) afteracon , at aod, (Eons, ChOTeEGs Gy CLOTHING. without further invitation. SPRING AND “BUMMER OF 1208, Dosovas.—Oa Friday, April 25, Jenssuau Donovaw, ‘will preach, this moraing at balf-past ten o'clock, tho day last to the | Louse for detention; tt the deceased being under gud 31 youre and 6 monits. : ned on THE BOWERY CLOTHING COMPANY, fourth Course’ of sermons on ‘‘The Bible,’ end in tho sos Roaay Shara Moose © hte Such sereat and on the way to the station: ‘Bnd acquaintances of the family, also (bose The International Exhibition in London. tO" PREPARATION FOR oe a RECEPTION. OF AMERICAN. | ¢vening at half-past seven o'clock. ‘was passelon the lust day. The tag me Be tor ete og iicpote and = Be 28 orks one paniel ‘and brothers-in-law john McClusky NO. 1b BOWERY, “End of the World About 1864-69, According to More an ecal report was indefinitely postponod. K. at. T. | BUrsu' yes tee Lessee say , oe and Robert Bechinor, and the members of the Firo De- NEAR GRAND S8TREBT, ‘Hunter was elected President of te Senate pro tem. Re. | thedeceasod tad-Teuchod -s considerable Gistanes partment are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, (From the Lado ent, Spciat) than One Hundred Expositors.’ The fifth Lecture of | Tumungot respect tothe memory of Joka Tyler were | ‘ie ollir he was shot by a pistol in the hands of the | {his (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from is late .A- meoting was held on Wednesday evening, at 139 SIGN OF THB BULLETIN, risoner ady), and the shot caused the death of ‘dence, 26 Rose street, from which. place hi peonctt Regent street—Mr. R. Hunting in the chair—end which |: ‘he series, by Rev. M. Baxter, Episcopal ministor, in the | adopted unanitously on Saturday. The robel Sonate | Pivot is weston. of justification, as. urged by | Tenrenee, which place his remains | 1145 sus OPENED ITS SPRING CAMPAIGN AGAINST ‘was attended by a large number of Americans and others roo! . 20 Cooper Institute, at half-past seven | Passed the House if appropriating $1,500,000 for the 4 a i ‘i » ig will bo conveyed to St. Andrew's church, and from » varied ascortan Umuedg Atal pes indinnigtird’ colon ee ay Fee ee eee enol a. railroad berween “Gaivesten and Now | counsel for prisoner, was discussed by the Judge, who | thence to Calvary Cometery,, for interment. LO TH ENG. ety pt the ma quiremonteot MEN, YOUTH ighing off and decorating the space which has been ap. | °CeckP. M. ican. did uot consider an officer to be justifed under the | ““ine.y’ “On wriday alternoon April 25, Gxonax F. aud CHILDRI ims tances. d 34 years. propriated to the American exhibitors at the Interna. Dr. Thompson will conclude his discussion of the circu hein Yetoek. 1 ‘REN, aged h a tional Exhibition. “Unity of Mankind,” by reviewing the theory of Profes, Counterfeit Comfcderate Notes. pana ieee a tol heh crete de Sora BML TG Tendd/and relatives of tho f2taily, also, tho men. re ae bora of the New York Volunteers wh ed di thi ood ich, of the rebel Troasury Lepartraent, Aaughuor ia the ourth dagree” abeat eight. o’clook lags Mesloan war, the members of the iuird precinct metro- politan poiicé and the members of Columbian Kugine Co. ‘an the unprecedentedly low and whiok have prevailed at this establishment ever singe ite foundation, ‘After the preliminary proceedings, fre Cmtonagns roe ond explained the object of the meoting, which was to raise suticient funds to decorate sor Agassiz, at the Broadway Tabernacle, this evening eee a jas oxhibited to the editor of the Richmond Dispatch lation to me Tho sed at half-past soven o'clock. what he terms the latest and grossest pioce of Xaakeo | 670" tktroupon “remanded ‘until. pest Tuesday for ‘the space appropriated at the Exhibition for American | In the Church of the Transfiguration, Fast Twenty- | scoundrelism, and an infernal means to discredit the cur- 14, aud those vt his brothers, Daniel and John Gieren and Sa Pro wing vo the unfortunate position of the | ninth stroet, near Fifth avenue, divine service witl be | Tency of the Southern confeleracy. It cunsists, says the rr a BE Lee ry i hang law, a tone rae invited FA eRe te ito, the following ra Boy plore omer Inited States the government had not been able to avail 1 Dispatch, in wet! executed counterfeits of our five della: City Intelligence. fo attond the funeral (Sunday) afternoon, at. two | fin Or inir, aquare aad reliable” dealers, and ae iteolf of the opportunity of showing the encrmovs ac. | beld this evening at half-past seven o'clock. Sermon | Confoderate nutes, struck uff in ‘Pbbladelphia, where the ¥ o'clock, (rom his late residence, 40 Hudson atreot. The | Mouse patronage A vances made in manufactures aud the uris, and it had | by Rev. William F. Morgan, D. D. newsboysare selling thom at five coutsapiecs. ‘This Savvres ww. Hovor ov Barcapies Geveran Secxtes.—Ac- | remains will bo cone Calvary Cometer as ” te that Revolved entirely upon private individuals to. up- He that Believeth Not Shall be Damned.’ Rov. E.G. | is woll culculated to deceive, and in nearly every partic cording to public announcement, a salute was fired at Han a bey gr “ on Friday morning, | All goods sold, by us are w ranted ti just ng oils hold the name of the Amorican people in the fi jar isa fac simile of the original. We caution persons | three oclock yesterd: Apri! 21 unk k., wife of John P, Harrison, and eldest | semte ‘e wil allow eo three days) an; tion at home, does pases cither m My fh i te nae pot suaicient we will refuni oney. We respectiully solicit an examination of our stock, and gnarnutce entire aatisfaction. BOWERY AQLOTHING JCOMPARY, NEAR ( GRAND STREET. Brooks will preach on this text at the Twenticth street a di » in Madison square, in honor of daughter fA. W. Barnes, in the 2lst year of her age. Universalist church, between Sizth and Seventh aveduen, | tere menus of knowing te whet extant they. ‘havo been | t!¢roueriuation of General Sickles by.tho President, Tho cprpeaypner wremertipstrestniten fev pine eeah ped 2 ‘ 7 . r Park; but | Tat, trou: hor fathor's rosiience,on Monday afternoon, at this afternobm at threo o'clock. Sermon in the morning | Circulated. aA a reat belag accamvedatad iu | ous o'clock, New York friends will take tho Morris sal at half-past ten o’ciock. Union Prisoners at Richmond. the adjacent hospital, it was deemed advisabie that the | Essex Iailroad at Jersey Forry, at.half-past eleven In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of | Tho following prisoners nave fey arrived As wi toh firing should tako piace elsewhere. ‘the whale al.ir ey fe herd gen gp cor —_ "faay dia, Ask: ‘onn., | moud, viz:—J.B. Fullerton wenty-eighth Pennsyl- | under the direction of Lieutenant Lewis, of thy Sickies . ’ Downtag, stregs, Rev. Aher, Moore, of Hertford, Cosa, 4, TO Taras W, F Co. D,’ Forty-first New York; | Artilery, and was highly. successful. A salute of twen- 8 me ovening. position for the manufacture of articies of utility. From the very late arrival of the goods trom Engen the space first allotted to the United States had pecely. oy apart to English exbibivora; and wken ii was ound that Hiolmes, the American Commissioner, on ‘his arrival in England, had under his charge a large num. ber of exhibitors’ goods, tho Commissioners of the Jnter- national Exhibition had @ppropriated anoibor spece for rer. PEcnapemeee ‘tation, where they wish, re If-past ten o'clock this morning, and in Presi ie Havio «On Friday , April 25, Eau.y Happock, een Ee TEES ‘the Amorican department; but unfortuhutely this space, | Will preach at hal > Warner Gutberg, Co. E,' Fifty-eighth New York; John | ty.cue guns was fired in honor of the Presitent, and one cage poe gl cage a 7 : Hy > 4 e ‘4 y ds A ly are invited to VHARLES K. BILL'S unlike other portions of the incerior of the building, was | the evening at haif-past seven o'clock. Subject for the | Arnold, Co. E, Fifty-fourth New York; F 4 thirtoe: for Gener eee A sag, with ths feel atiout the funeral, at De, Buccheci’s clurob, Us The CMake STyLt) OF, CARTES, DE. VISITE, evening, a Ky Bite ; a he agery tion + iat and . Amosville, Fauquier county, and webel, of War- | and a Jarge goncoun In the Church of the Good Shepherd, in Fitty-fourth | Penum. disloyal citizens, ali captured in Fauquier; aiso | ness the procoodings. street, between Second and Third avenuos, the rector, | Wm. M. Martin and Wm. Kennedy, of Cv. K, ‘Thirteenth Hoox axw Lat Company No..13: some few weeks ago Rey. Ralph Hoyt, wiil preach from tho text,“ Owono | Ponnayivania,captured near Warwick Court House, one in an exceedingly rough stats, and for thebonor ot the « Christ a8 a Sacrifice.” foid, Co. K, Fitty-fourth New York; James Webb. American people, it was hoped that the Americans in ‘Londo and on the Continent would come forward at -@nce, and subserie sufficient funds to place their exbibi- tion on an equal footing with thst of other countries, ane " 2 | toanth stree , botween Sixth and Seventh avenues, Of persons wawanwembled to wits | er iay) atternoon, at twoo'clock. ‘Tho remains wili be tukon to Rahway en Monday morning for interment. Her.—In Williamsburg, on Friday, April 25, Nowway, had a sirpriae party givon. thom, by. theiv lady frienda, | only sun of 3. Washington and Adeiside Deen Hunt, aged seen PER DOSEN, ONS ROA! DWAY, N. ¥. i #.. “SCHENCK. Matingu:s ied paystcian, whose brilliant and wide Estimates had been procured, aud 21,000 woult be re * r cot, ot " ni apres od tepeuann was been acqui his caineay ae quired for the necessary alteraiions. "Of Man Anything.” Services at half-past ten o'clock in the Small Notes, &e. at tho truck tise fu Third street, and on Wednessiay | Smosths and 10days. Aap fi ieatment of consuraption, dp ven cance wha have Andividual exhil req morning and at quarter-past threo o'clock in the afte othe military authorities of Richmond, Norfolk and Pe. | ovcuing last the members, in return,gave a very pleas ee cet ae, lavitedto | ey, willbe Sven Gn regis thei own stands, and exhibit, but this sum of 21,000 i ing cato-taizment, which was attended by many loaiing | Mttewd the funeral, thie (Sunday) atternoon, at bwo Mo, go STREET, from 1A. M. until 42; 2, rg have issned ukasos ordering all makers of indi boon. jederatc ‘Adam, the First Man.”” Rov. 1.8. Kalloch will com. Slater GASH eves et cles 80 Pedeety thee i 0 bars uf the Fire Department... Among others. Chict Seo Ee He Lee ever oe cnt erate TE South ‘orconsultation, and to examine the Condition of bis pax are currency or its equivalent, and have atso fort ae memes ee Se ee Serie On Friday evening, April 25, bis. EuizaJouxs, | ile great exyerignee, derived, from & long and extensive meuce a course of sermons on proniineut Bible charac- in provisions. The latter has been A Very p.casant tine was hadi by all. Selle Nig: D z » lose sindy, nad devotion w his profession ters this evening at half-past seven o'clock, in the ein. a that the hucksters are robbing the people by Lares? Que#rions oF THK War.—Thendoro Tilton wit we Feintives aud friends are requested to astend the | ™! fo assistance of the potent npn re Laight sireot church, corner of Laight and Varick streets. left—charging two dollars per pair for chickens, for | 4oy,or a lecture at Continental Halt, Thirty-fourth stroot | :uncral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, from the bymptome of o-oo hegamagd He will also preach at half-past (en o'clock in the morning beosaeencan and Eighth avenue, on the above subject, on Monday | Sixteenth street Baptish church, near Bighth avenue. medicines, Bi eer orre SYRUP, on“! The True Philosophy of Lif Old Iron Wanted. evening, at e.ht o'clock. Adinission free. Lvoxe.—im Satarday evening, April 26, of infamms- tena Bishop Potter wh! hol a coatirmation this evouing at wii ) FORTS. an qn MANDitak e ye, gldeut. J. w ov widely celebrated as remedi Under the usual (agricultural) head of «Work fur | yoxs or Coxsmmcct.—There will be a meeting of the Seo th raiacts Met Wocistate Mulia, eon.ck the the Church of the Redemption, in East Fourteenth street, | Farigers,’ the Norfolk Day Boat it unless eomeKlt nearly cpp-site Irving plac. " Tverand Stomach, as bi tne Southern peop seeches thet class of | song of Connecticut at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Mon. | late Nicholas aud Margaret Lyons, of Teuniscourt, county ppearance of the vourt, | Ap army meeting will be held this evening in aid of the ‘Was required for the generni <ecorations of the court, ~tand this it was hoped would be raised quickly, as there vag 00 short a time befo.e the opening for ali the werk to be done. Mr. Holmes said that very smali funds were forward- -ed from America, suilicient tu piace the goals on exhibi- tion, 2 Sa for degoraiion; and ag the wal: wnitewashed, America would &. great auadeinnage. Abutdance of icgenious, nove ‘useful inventions had been seut under bis charge, w! would render the American department one of iue Interesting in the exhibition done to carry off the barn-lil ment paar eaten i suite ie ea : ! so all who need hie veal to devote thomsvlvus to collecting O14 | iay evening next at eight o'clock. Carlow, Irland, in tha 29th year of his age. er kee ee pope ame hntelma papa 0! ‘Tuk Naw Law 1% Rutanon ro: Coxcent Satooxs.—A | _ The relatives and (ciends of the (emily, and the oivers vorneter his charge is three dollars; but fo as above. For am examination of the lungs with a and members of the Sixty-ninth rogiment, re respect- | nattons and advice, without thet ‘mutrument, ly the of the exhibitors Lut taecharac ig oting 0 a aly : Whee ariead ponies Aout ipeseraihy it the character | 5024 of Publication for army purposes, in the Reformed Action for Libel. mocting of the proprietors of concert saloons and oibor J fyjiy invited toattond the funeral, from his late residence, | PR": ou ewoK srg fol grate to: wach ott ae r pricing hy iscussion, in which Mr. Train, } i cherch, coaered Si0h ivehar anit Precie-l SUPERION COURT—TRIAL TERM, piaces of amusement im this city was held at $61 Broad. | 218 West Thirty-sixth street, on, Monday atterncon, at } pave been benefited by his tireatment if th Beale, Mr. Wagstaff and several other: dab wits ra ae. ‘De. Ketris, ‘Chchabinie ‘ct 68 ‘tulbets a Before Hon. Judge Robertson and a Jury. way, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of takinz in. | two b heya ieee. will. be taken. to Calvary | him ta ee scored carly, ae carry out the intentions of the meeting, aut aeccmmitive | will preside, and conduc! services, commencing al in revation to (hy manaxement of places of amu: r illness, Jawns MaCaacur, ie the-Sst year of his | cunad pert tie weber anny amen was an action for libel, whic consisted in sending cards | {y,4 to protect thotr interests in the mati of six gentlemen was ap)0 , three 6 00 tituce a | half-past en o'clock in the evening. Addrosses may who need only faith in Dr. SCHENCK and bocsamaaeee p> Bacal somes ¢ : tothe Hanover Bank and tho Importers’ aud Tracers? ible, "Ts mocting organize by appo age. aatenoan Hist of a cro i Lea aS soci | bo expected from Rev. Dr. Asa 1. Smith, of Now York, } Fank, apon which was pasted printed matter questioning | Fritz Whe voativos ana friends of the family likewise those | *"he°at han a full supply of modicnes.at hia rooms, . Michael J., are resp wok ie cam be had abany time, E ST. MARCEAX. & CO.’ CHAMPAGNE. 1,000 cases rae received of { this favorite Wine, of the brands the sccurities and credit of the plaintiits, ave importers of liquors and wines, accounts at the Hanover Bank, The q controversy was whether (ho address upon order that the works might be proceeded with for pressing need of prompt aud energetic action in behalf Tt was announced that the Hon. Freeman " : United States Consul, 6TGracechureh street, K. C., haa | % te spiritual interests 90 PO oe ne Mee Ss appe be adyptod in furthering the wishes isting of the folowing gontiomen: the moet Messrs. Wi Touatus willbe saken'to Calvary Cemetery, for ieter- Jod to or. | ment. eral present guaranteed the raising of the amoun: ia E Rey. Dr. Porter, of Brookiyn. Thore is the most nder ch as treasurer and to receive sul. | 8¢@- The cail is urgent. wore in the handwriting of the defendant. or, Kelve, Butler and ix It is Caive Blan: ey label, Carte Moire (dark label) and ibaiy Medectaken £0 a6 66 tran He Te Tee viae mackie Wil bo Bakdat nat-qual' tori ’olaek this’ | betcot WI gale a society, composed of Uiose propriotors, ia order | MeMandx.—On Friday, April 25, Many Jaxx Powwt, | ited Lae mK ones Wich harda and Kentuckian, from — ‘ he chai nt Maintifty offered. to Introduce th: to protect themselves from the law now belag put in | wife of James McMauou, aged 22 years, 9 months aud int et faving Row-a tall supply 0 ampagne, 1 am ks wore voted to the chairman, and the meetin; ‘ in the 1 po ry aguin pre red fo au ply the trate. | morning and at half-past seven in the evemng in the | horas of tie dofendant; but, une yeetion force. S day gain prepa ply HERMAN _BATJER, lec ae ea Churchof the Resurrection (Protestant Episcopal), north | ruled out ipetant for purposes —- ~The f vos aud friends of the family are invited to tole agent United Staion and Canada, 61 Water Meet. ~Dedication of the New Public School | siie of Thirty-fifth street and oast of Sixth avenue, The | paris: oe Bn coee tanee oe ves Rives he waif remyen oF bn ny Aico ts Sess orehoee ‘i ‘or othe: jofondani, a wit PARTURES. vite pM eee ’ Building in the Twenticth Ward. Rev. Dr. Highie, of Trinity church, will preach this even. | Was almiitell Thy Doin. Cee le cnatuer while ‘tho MomMes M Smith, Mev | Brook 6, &. D. vapors please copy. pri 26, Sanam Eni .veta, only vhraim aad Jenuy Miller, aged 2 year::, 8 won, New York; ‘Osea: nd dawahter, DA itienands, ie, BV i rank all tes- ‘The beautiful edifice erectod for the accommodation of | ing. A special collection will be taken up ia aid of the | Cashier, tellors and ci P) : writing. The Public Scheol No, 32, in West Thirty-fifth street, was | church. tifled that they believed it to be his | jurytdid not agree, being understood to have been equally Shetwel f dedicated with appropriate exercises on Thursday atter- | Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch will hold atnatines conversa. 2. duys. ded. Britton & Ely, plaintits’ attorneys. as fmoon. At three o'clock the house was thrown open to | tionalo at Dodworth's Hall, 800 Rroadway,at halt-past | “Y'* peli ‘ yo roiativos and felonds are respectfully invited to at- | dey praaes sae the invited guests, among whom wore incluled the | ten o'clock this morning. At half-past seven o'clock in The D’Fpeneutl Zouaves. Cr siott, 29 Dominick strevts this (Sunday) afternoon, xt | drugaists, hotels a DRAGE & CO. Penlier : NX. Board of Kducation, the superintendents of the city, and | the evening she will discourse on the “Sources of Human TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Ha a iikeee ‘Bre st half-past one o'clock, precisely. a ~ a ‘several fe ” VARTERS, SEVENTRAN Ht 1 tN. Y.V., ry ike, daughter and chile : Moons.—On, Tyesdey, Aprii 22, at Fortress Memror, in OLD PLATING. tees ee ee ne ee ee SS ae Berors YORKTows, Ayrti 2 1868 } ig ay 9 the 2st yoar of his age, Se. geant Watsscr i. don, or | Ge past three Judge Waterbury, on behalf of the Board of Services will be held this morning at half-past ten ‘Trustees, welcomed those assembied, invited them to | o’clock and at half-past seven in the evening in tho church inspect the bailding at their leisure, and to visit the | of the Fourth Universalist Society, Cumberland atre collation hall, on the first floor, whenever the‘‘inner | near Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, by the pastor, Rev. WE HAVE IN OPERATION EXIRA SIZE GOLD PLATING sou TI0 hes, and are pre} to plate 6 of + for private individuals or for the and on the tie non-commissioned staffor tha Tweltth regiment New York Volunteers. ‘Thystunoral services wil! take place at the Ajlen sirec: Proskgterian church, near Grand streei, this (Sunday) | aftegnoon,at thee o'clock. The friends of the family, Sim—The painful fact that three officers, lntely holding commissions in tho army of this country, have vasoly gone over to the robel lines is, I notice, severely com- tt, Capt Mok nas , Ur Chas’ A Lee, Hens Domis and wife, Mrs Waigrove ‘Atihur Gourny, DD Bowen, Narciso B.V. WAUaHWOUE a Oo. man” prompted. The guests soon distributed themselves | Cravens. Subject for tho evening—' ‘Light, Law a: d Love poral a pernted te pease the ocmeealiy auney SBA A tesa Yoke D inten ned wite--ebd od Wie | Aeahe members of the Fifth and Seventh oman 488, 490 and 49% Brondtway, corm reouns OtFest. i . ’ ” ven ma fav « ———E Nati Gua are ru end. ‘he cherry furniture, and the thousand conveniences Rev. J. L. Hatch, formerly minister of the State street | as the b’speneuii Zouaves. I bey reapectfully to state, peat muarattes, fe tad me ot ANRUTE. © EO AM, Mccunpy.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 26, Mawy SiEPHEN PRILEIN, 407 BROADWAY, which this edifco combines. There are few sctiool | Congregational church, in Brooklyn, who has for several | by authority of the War Dopartmont, that my company | PAL, Hainras7l Walker street, between Broakwas and | Fourit, danghter of Jaues’ and Emma Necurdy, a in} ogors for sale, at reduced brjcen, wena ‘assortment ‘then Company A) was, with itsoffivers, transferred to the wenteenth New York rogiment, Co 1H. 3. Lansing, with whom we now now have the honor to s: Yorktown, carrying out, to the bostor cur ability, abject of our enlistment, Ta justice to the reputati y officers, Lieutenants Porry and Coffia, and my re jelly Albanians) 1 beg your insertion of this cui hication, Your obedient servant, W. W. ARMSTRONG, Captain, Soventeonth regiment New York Volvatee'n. Captain Armstrong’s command above referred to 1s the only remaining portion of the corps lately known as the D’Epenenii Zouaves now in the service of the United States, Both officers axd mon, since they joined my command, have borne theme! Ves as guod ecldiers, ant Elin sireet, mie ‘Wn wi damnation of tho lungs, aged 2 years, $ months and 28 Kecfo's New Restaurant and Private %; relatives and frioads of the family are respect(uil; Supper ner place of basimess No, 125 Crosby street, adjoining } igyited to attend the fun.al, (rom the. Tesidence of her iy — randfather, No. 137 Ni ai street, Brooklyn, on Mon. bs. Yellow Bar, me nhy, at te o'cloc! od rte hag vom nom sate a . Wray tho snow white shroud around her, tape t fess oat bg al! tobacco and ‘dealers, at Fo'd her armpacross her breast; wholesal In’ BROTHER,” Water street, Lay her gent in the c colin, ‘Our darling Mary Edith has gone to rest. Maachines are | yeysy. on sararday April 25, Stall ASN MeVy, “Double Lock Stitch’ and Lup he only daughter of Dav: leVey, aged 2 years, st months apd 13 days. £5 Fall ud manufacturing purposes, eqn be exandned al | 2 THOT tvs amd frieads of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, fifi street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at houses in the country which oxcoed this in completeness, | years beon advocating a more free, genial and Christian It has a front of one hundred feet and a depth of ninety. | use of Sunday than the Sunday Jaws encourage, and who, eight; the first story is of polished brown stone; tho | as it will be remembered, was excommunicated from Dr. other three stories are of Philadelphia pressed brick, | Cheever’s church, in this city, therefor, has recently ac- with brown stone trimmings; the cornices are of galva- | cepted acail to the pulpit of the Second Congrogationay wized iron, painted and sanded; @ flagstaff, fifty-two | (Unitarian) church, in Hingham, Massachusetts, South jeet high, is provided, on which will soon float | parish. one of the finest national banners in the city. ‘The building is designed for two departments—i. «.,0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK MERALD. primary and ® boys’ grammar department. Mrs, Ki You will much oblige an indigent volunteer vy taying B. Brown is principal of the former and Mr. T. D. Martin | (nese few facts before the public:— sot the tatvor. bred nord floor is occupied for yards, th. | when President Lincoln issued his call for men to en- GAS FIXTURES. FRENCT BRONZES (Direot Trportatetion), Consisting of ‘Ornaments, Statueties, Groups, ac, F attended to ag usual, at 2 TAMor House, Barclay treet, GNQERY AND TEA DEALERS SUPPLIED WITS or atta rate, ‘Teas Uy (Me ORNTON TEA OU. 120 ee {RAND SPRING OPENING OF CARPETS, AT HUD- G sant Holie-konn splendid Tapestren, 7, dt per, yard iree-plyp Carpets, 7a; stiper 5 Nera ; 5 it indow Se. ; Otlelouns, ‘Gilt Corn! van ene : Shader, ae. N Ne. —Pinnibing and Gas 1 Fourth street and No, A Case for the Benevolent, Grover & Bake now conaidered the best. A Cristadoro's Hair aie Dy , Preservative 260 West _e @0on the primary department, the third taae show a detorntination which witi, Inc sure, be roaized | yng Wiga, the best in the w ees popinbor my you's MAGNKQOL, sand he garth by, tbe grammar cnvfora | lst in the federal army, becuuso a cowardly set of | in he coming atruggie,to prove themaviyes auch, and | the dye'privaiely applied at No.6 Awe Howse, WNinsos—cin Brooklyn, oa Saturday, April 26, Marv ae to yours seers moruror Tt killa and exter. om te where the opening e: ‘eoremen af ze Southern traitors bad trampled spon our fing, the Sixth | do im their power Sy ipo Let ta ord that my a) Hair D ry we reites of Tho f Neleon, recentiy dec ars om ars pes ie, and vtoom {ts Pg feet by 60, = Will comfortably seat 600 | regiment New York Volunteers, commanded by Colonel | B® @ been cast upon them by someof t! worthy Batchelor’: Best the | ope vensed. a clothe, Ag at Ly it rden insects, &c. All genuine bears uaa Fara ‘gon. and in not poteoniousto domestic animal friends of the family sre invited to atiend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, from her ryeyy late residence 93 Pierrepont street. hi araociates in arms. reliable and 3 aie Sold and “exataneous. BLOR'S Wig Fa 16 Bond store copie. it is = with an excelient piano. Gongs | William Wilson, was among the first w téyond. yagi Colonel Seventeenth nen ‘Yor Sh Principal may communicate from | duty bound, enrolied my name among the tirst, to serve ae with each class room and yard. Spoaki tubes my country'as a volunteer. Tho'regiment was sent to ae athe tate Sendhil Bei “ery Compiext o: on.—Laird's Bloom Nonnis—On Saturday, April 26, Jony ALarnr Norns dead to the janiior’s apartment. Croton wat ryeter oom a Seale ranean Florida, Iwas then astout,able Sailing of the Norwegian. of ¥. Liguid Pearl, fog preserving and beautit of consumption aged 20 years, ") dott aneywhere 7 fate on applied. the bul ding i tora weuly vert = Bard building plank’ ee ee ORAL binapaneig tty re ge pray ein ety eae oe Bens vend the fun “ete ich wil taka piace rom ‘hla’ sea\ ORTON S GOLD PENS. PRICES 70 suit TH veutil i) las 8, &e., often uy to our Waists ib x v all v m4 whicl jac veal a eae fixes, aad is ay by ‘Baker’ & Sinith's | water. Iwas consequently laid up with rheumatinn, } The Norwegian selled at Balf-past three o'clock this om) Kennedy's ‘Medical Discovery 1s ot No. as day street, Brooklyn, om Monday mo:n- i Mir eee oS nor iusto stamp for lreula®, A tnidees wl Mealy el ” i stairways are provided | intermittent fever and diarrhwa, from which | am now | afternoon, with sixty-four pessengors. Erysipelan, Ringworm Seald Head, Sait Rheum, Uloer 4° Sores, disease of the Skim, of watever nature, Aube every April 25, of consumption, Jawes ye! ives and friends of the family, and also thore rane aro Ree Sonitone othis son inlaw, Thomas Cullen, are respectfully in- seen: , im fact, ae is left | suffe 1 am a widower, with three children to pro- be still desired. At four o'clock the open- | vide for, and 1am willing to work, but am not able at | Prersavna Lanpine on Switow PLAUa corr’ pansius AO 0 REMOVE Of REFIT wit find it Wa ASEENREEA SHOCK 0 oor chorus—Morart’s ‘Gloria ip ‘ntselg ras esent. Neither my children yor myself hi of the Cincinnati Gazette says:—I gaid the other ett performed by the teachers of the Twentieth Present. eles Relief Gontiastien alte * the true name for our recent great battle was hat of ja under the direction of Professor Marcus Colburn, | discharged from the service on the 26th Pitsbarg Landing. Sineo thon General Grant's official Vited to attend the ‘uneral, this (Sunday) afternosn, at | CHINA AND. astlecmnen ‘AND GAS PI Mr. Charles F. Olney providing at the Atter which | thi nea ianbiley, since wiieD tine Lave taken careof | report hapappeared. 10, which he, saya (Da Defiance ¥ ire and Burglar Proof Sates. | 10 leek, {rom bis ate residence, No, 164 Haat Thiri sat ee followed solos, duets, trios, &c., by the young Indies and As My Means are oxbausted, | now appeal to | mark evidently upon @ sentence in Boauregard’s letter to | aie, euaaed Fad Partor Baten, Mutray sree erner | first street. of which wo haze the hansen sect. present, som whom exhi! ited t ‘the highest 0 New York yabile for some relief. ’ Those disposed } i him about ihe borvying rty) that the more proper | of College place. OBERT } Hi PATRICK. | Ricney.—On nae basin April 26, Wiruiam LATED uN pas Fa 00 bene LA ‘Al five o'clock a short recess took piace | can give their mite by — or ating {to the Pit. | name isthe ‘batt! ston —————— cney, agod 51 yours, the and 18 days, “native of Nos, 488, 490 and 492 road to enable the performers to partake of refreshinen m House, kept by La R. Ke | itis amere atestion of taste, Pittsburg Tanding was Hatter, 513 Broadwa Spring | aint Dany ‘rend after whic! th Professor Colburn id style, eet and Fourth ayenue, cs | our bawe of ov rations; Shiloh was that of the robels. and Soft Hats for gentlemen, Misses, ‘The fries ives of the family, and also of his DIES BALMO! RAL, a cantar = we that 1 ‘aus no impo ‘We can give inom meut our OWN name, or imitate ts, A splendid assortment, brother ‘Thomas Riel ey. are most respectfully Grites 0 yore, at ORR LETTS rand sti Norfoll ASTE AND ECONOMY QOMBINED—CLOTHIRG Gecotapanied ca theplano by Mr. Olney)—which received | Congresa has not yet ma: b Enlisted unde: to attend the funeral, from his ats residence, No. owtity for me. Brlis i ¥ Provision as regards | the rebels and ndope theirs we choose. 4 | Gresawrich venue, corner of Bank street, on hontay ie two years’ act,as | Shiloh is simply @ little log church, about five miles A‘, Jeffers’, 573 rt nee ae Bi 5); Misses’ $1 75; Children's — Pray ‘and voeal Pieces, which were warmly ap- | one o( ‘thei, T put my caso eek & generous public, > river, the road te Corinth. It was in the | ‘mornin, nine o'clock. for lock ail united in singing ON SHERRY yer ei camp) the brigade which waa frat | Broadway, | Miyliast (iroland) Moraing Nows ploase copy. + cit $id one Oe et eae go 1 81; bl Resta Spangled oe m and adjourned, having Of the city and county oo Yr ae attnoked, and ven o'clock Sunday morning till Herrin Pp: nt Champion Fire and vane NO a any} — 25, FRANCIS STRINMANN, yomenade Coat, $14 Con Qrerenrks, teow 88 Ly ES au aftornoo vated Pleasantly that its*memories will | “Company D, Sixth regiment, Capt ¥, | four or five Sunday ing was used by the revel vom | Bursar Broo Bates, 21 Brovawey, corner of Murray street, oars and 22 a: ine qgsortment of URgUl ry ry te sie Brent, iain ag ‘a Joy Curevor. ** now Feaavioned at Senta Rosa, Fort Pikous, blovid mandore a beadquarters, bag yt tives aad irieuds of the family and the mom. |