The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1862, Page 7

of —_—_—— {tke that of Bob Acres, out of his fingers’ ends, 4nd before he has a chatice to show our West Point generals how to conduct the war. What makes the delay? Greeley used to be very severe upon McClellan on account of delays and why does he now delay his nigger brigade? Seer, Davis Lavine up TREASURE IN FRANCE.— .os from Paris tell us that Jeff. Lu as invested about two hundred thousand sdollars in the French funds. The Scriptures ‘tell us that where one’s treasure is there will this heart be also, and in this world the body generally accompanies the heart. This invest- ment, then, is a notice of Jeff. Davis’ intention rto emigrate from the confederacy. The King -of Hayti played the same game when about to ‘take French leave of his unfaithful subjects. Jeff. Davis will send all the money he can to ‘France, where it will be safe from the clutehes of Floyd and Company, and will very soon «make a moonlight flit of it, follow his money, rand leave poor Beauregard and Johnston to ‘wind up affairs as best they can. Let our ‘blockading fleet be onthe watch, then; for acent ‘MeOlellan will not find Davis at Richmond. Tur Univensa, Yankee Natioy.—That chap -out West who declared that he could jump “highor, dive deeper, swim faster, come out “drier, chew more tobacco and whip more wild- eats than any other man in creation, is very often quoted as a ludicrous caricature of Broth. -er Jonathan. It only needed that this boaster -ahould accomplish these feats, however, and then the caricature would have become a per- “feet Iikeness. Think of our inventions, our ‘improvements in arms, our vast armies, ous sud- -denly improvised fleets, our revolutionary Monitors, our victories, and, to cap the climax, “the unprecedented advance of our government stocks yesterday, when the country is six hun- -@red millions of dollars in debt, and then say ‘lf there is any country on the face of the earth ~which can compare, in war or peace, with »this yniversal Yankee nation. * A Very Srrancz Norion—The atiolitionists ‘have been vehemently insisting that General “McClellan should take Yorktown immediately. Well, the General has gratified the abolition- ists, and has captured not only Yorktown, but ~“@eventy-one rebel cannon and vast stores of “arms and ammunftion. Now, because it only cost eight lives, and not ten thousand, to accom- plish this, the abolitionists declare that McClel- lan ought to be removed. These philosophers ~must have strange notions of the art of war, If McClellan had lost ten thousand good sol- ~diera—brave men and excellent conservative ~ voters—in capturing the rebel citadel, the abo. vAltionists would have been crazy with delight. TMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS, Union Citizens, d&c., de. Carcaco, May 5, 1862. Aspecial despatch from Cairo to-Cay states that a « tefugee from Memphis brings the nows of the oc- “mapation of Baton Rouge by the foderal forces, «and the passage up the river of the gunboats. General Butler's army had landed at New Orleans. An » Gmmense amount of cotton had been discovered and seized. 4 The Union citizens had held a meeting, which was at. *-€eaded by numbers indulging in the most enthusiastic ‘demonstrations of joy. According to our informant, but little opposifion will ‘ie made to our gunboats coming up theriver: At Baton “Rouge a few rebel troops were lately enrolled and sta Sr. Louis, May 5, 1862. Aefeges from the South, who was at Now Orleans ‘when our fleet arrived, says our forces captured a large vq@aaatity of cotton, sugar and other property. saEWws FROM GEN. HALLECK’S ARMY. Carmo, May 5, 1862. ‘The steamer Antolope from Pittsburg Landing Sunday ~mnorning has arrived. At the affair at Farmington on Saturday, General Pope ‘took betwoea two and three hundred prisenors, also , feats, camp equipage, feur pieces of artillery and several “Qundred muskets. At the time the Antelope left Pittsbui ascertained. AFFAIRS Al FORT WRIGHT. Camo, May 5, 1862, Recent arrivals of doserters from Fort Wright confirm “the report that Joff. Thompson is in command there. Phe actual force there now does not excoed three or four + Mousand men. THE MERRIMAC AGAIN OUT. Batmors, May 5, 1862. ‘Tho regular nows letter from Old Point is received. It «gays the Morrimac remainod out till four o'clock on the “Mth inst.,and thon disappeared behind Sewall’s Point. (ince her last appearance she has had a ram twenty Mest in longth added to her bow. Foxrnrss Mosrog, May 4, 1862. ! ‘The-Merctmac, with two steamers, made her appeer- ~@peo yestorday afternoon. After sailing around Sewall’s Polat for two hours she returned to Craney Island, with- gut exchanging a shot. Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence, Fortress Moxros, Va., May 4, 1862. "Whe Merrimac Out Again—She Lies Anchored Off Craney Idant—Probavble Attack Po-morrow Morning—The Fifth Maryland Regiment, dc. ‘The rebel steamor Merrimac has again been showing “er ugly proportions off the north end of Craney Isiand, this afternoon, “Her decks wore crowded with men, but fer intentions wore not fight, inasmuch as she scarcely from under cover of tho batteries above men. |. The Monitor and our entire fleet in the harbor were caady for bor; and if she intends to run the “@lockade, I think we shall be ablo to take good caro of @er. This time tho Morrimac came out alone, boy con- -qorte being evidontly awaiting events to como and take @band in if a fight should occur, The cowardly rebels, Jowever, daro not eome outside of the buoyed channel 4 Hampton Roads, for foar of giving the Monitor a @bance to play afound her. As 1 write this (hall-past fear P. M.), the Merrimac is lying stationary; and tho im, ‘rossion provaila that sho is aground. Her appearance was ~@ignalized at ono o’cicck, and in three hours and a half ‘be has scarcely moved a mile. If she goes back to. aight she will cortainly come out to-morrow mornin, forsmuch as the tite serves her precisoly at daybreak, is undoubtodly revomnoitoring to-day for future ope- 008. Captain Ward, of the First Delaware Volunteers, whom s@ mentioned in Teg 8 fow days agony missing ty bas ned =oup. His body was found floating in wmpton Roads last evening by some bont- mon, aud draggod to the shore. It wan identified by the clothing. @ face was greatly iatigured, the fisties Daviug eaten off a portion thereof, amp on the 26th oft. rt was known that he had over in his pockets, of which only $28 were found. It ig ied that ho bas beon foully denit with, Brigadior weal Max Wober has been orde: jc taquirios into the Quolosed in x ec for intormont. ‘Ti Sand, dseortod the remans hen he left his to the Baltimore boat this @ontrad! abiished Brstaaaryt r Mouitly dewerted from t Major General Woot — The correspondent ¢ tioned nt Fortress Mo: ire Quid vnjust report aga Fitch, Mary la Sationed at this poet, to tho Meat Chat ¢ fon of that regiment bad deserted to the ene there fis not & word of truth in (bo © atemea! wipes ie as loyal ag any wo have, aud the report shoul t be cou. aaredicted in the | al crce J, KT. MANSHLELD, Drigndior Gover . wal Batler’s Army Landed in the City—An Immense Amount of Cotton Seized—Enthusiastic Mass Meeting of loved there, but they fled on the approach of the Union eos. Landing loud “and continuous firing was heard. The cause was not ANEW You«K HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1862.—TRIPLE > a NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. ribet ‘Wasurverox, May 5, 1862. THE REPORTS FROM THE ARMIES IN THE FIELD, No further news has been received at the War Depart- ment from Fortress Monroe or Yorktown. The boat for Cherrystone had probably been delayed by the storm which prevailed in that region. Very little information had arrived by telegraph from any quarter, and nothing of an unfavorable character. PROPOSED OPENING OF THE SOUTHERN PORTS. ‘The details of the conditions of the opening of the seve- ral Southern ports, for foreign and loyal domestie trade, have not yot been entirely arranged, but will be com- Pleted with all possible despatch, THE EFFECT OF THE EVENTS AT YORKTOWN. It was oxpected that « grand assault would be mado on General MoCiellan in the Sonate to-day by some of the Senators who were so industriously vaporing around the hotels yesterday; but no demonstration was made. The Senators who yesterday denounced General McClellan for winning @ splendid victory by & simple demonstration, and without the loss of thou- Sands of lives of Union soldiers, seemed to-day to be somewhat mortified at their conduct, and inclined to admit that, perhaps, after all, General MoCiellan had actually accomplished what was expected of him—the defeat of tho rebol army at Yorktown, This evening some of the radical howlers were jubi- lant over the rumor that General McClollan’s advance had fallen into an ambuscade near Williamsburg, and been teerribly cut up. Another mortification was in- filcted when it was ascertained that there was no ambuscade,no cutting up of our forces, but a brillirnt hand to hand engagement betweon the cavalry of the rebels’ rear guard and of McClellan's advance, in which the latter took twenty-five prisoners without the logs of asinglo man. Tho blustering of the radicals is hushed to-day by the acoumulating testimony of the satisfaction of the people with what the Army of the Potomac has accomplished, and their ory for blood, instead of victory, sticks in their throats, Tho administration is fully satisfied that the road to Richmond ts opened, and the rebel army of tho East utterly routed. * a THE NATIONAL TAX BEAL, TORE Tho Finance Committee of the Senate have finished their labors upon the Tax bill, and will report it back on Wednesday. It is understood that no very material alterations wore made by the committee. They prefer to allow the responsibility of the bill to rest upon. the House, where all measures of this character must origi- natc. Some changes in the rates of taxation are made; but tho bill stands substantially as it came from the House. ‘The committes do not propose to tax stocks on hand. a) THE RADICALS NOT IN FAVOR OF THH UNION AS IT was, At the close of tho debate in the House upon the Pacific Railroad pill to-day, Mr. Wickliffe, of Kentucky, extracted from Hon. Thaddeus Stevens the confession that ho is not in favor of restoring the constitution and the Union, if slavery is to bo restored also, WORK BEFORE THE CONFISCATION COMMITTEE. ‘Tho select committee of tho House on confiscation have before them four bills and six acnainats relating to that subject. THE RADICALS AND THE CONFISCATION QUESTION, . In their debates upon the numerous confiscation mea- sures before Congress, the radicals insist that slavery is ‘the cause of the wax—that it is in reality the traitor and rebel; yet they frequently speak of the ‘slaves of loya; masters." PUBLIC LANDS FOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES. Senator Wado’s bill, in aid of agricuituralcolieges, pro- vides that the pubiic lands shall be donated to the States and Territories which may establish colleges to teach the science of agriculture and the mechanic arts, in the pro- portion of thirty thousand acres for each Senator and representative, the funds acquired by the sale of the lands to be invested in government or other stocks, Yielding at least five per cent. One colloge at loast must be endowed and supported in tho State or Territory which receives the donation provided by this act. A BILL TO SECURE PERSONAL LIBERTY TO CITIZENS, Mr. Carlile, of Virginia, introduced a billin the Senate to-day, to secure personal liberty to citizens of the United States. It provides that arrests for disloyalty shall pe made only upon the oath of a loyal citizen, with a par. tioular description of the act of disioyally charged against the party. A penalty of ton thousand dollars, or im- prigonmont for Ove years, is the maximum punishment for contravening the first section. Parties arrested may have tho privilege of the habeas corpus, which is in no case to be suspended. KANSAS CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY FOR DEPBEDATIONS, A bill introduced in the House to-day, provides that all tho claims of the citizens of Kansas for damages suffered by thom im the bordor warfare of 1855, including those which haye been favorably reported to Congress, shall be transferred to tho Court of Claims, 4 DISLOYAL CHURCH TO BE PITAL. A proposition is entertained of converting Trinity church into at hospital for sick soldiers. This move. ment is probably in consequence of the openly avowed disloyalty of tho pastor, and the election of a vestry, the majority of which sustain him in his contumacious ro- fusal to road tho prayers presorived by the Bishop in favor of tho success of the government. CONGRESSIONAL BXCURSION TO YORETOWN, A ttumber of the members of the Committees on Military Affirs of both the Senate and House, accompanied by General Clark, oxcoutive Clerk of the Senate, and Mr, Smith, Clerk of tho House Military Committee, have gone to Fortress Monroe and the headquarters of Goncral McClellan, to prosecute in- quiries touching tho charges against General Smith and other matters of importance in the prosecution of the war, A government steamer was placed at tho disposal of the War Department. The Chairman of the Senate Military Committee was not one of the party. Ho has manifested a decided preferouce for conducting the war at asafo distance from any possible battle fleld. PUNISUMENT OF TREASON AND SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION. Judgo Thomas, of Massachusetts, introduced to-day an elaborately prepared bill topunish treason and to aid in Supprossing tho rebollion. It has many details, and pro. vides for a more stringent prosecution and punishment of troason by tho infliction of incrensod fines and forteitures, while the rigor of the death penalty is relaxed. TRSTING BREECH LOADING CANNON, A bill introduced iu tho House this afternoon, by Judg® Watts, of New Mexico, appropriates threo thousand dol Jars for testing the range, rapid firing and accuracy of Hollinghado & Thoim's patent breech loading canton. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED. ‘The Senate this afternoon confirmed the nomination of J, Napoleon Seerman as Brigadier General of Volunteers, He was formerly on Goneral Fremont’s staff, and will now be attached to General Hunter's command. Ho is by birth an Italian. His history is romantic and event. ful, ho having beon in many of the’ principal batilos of Europe for tho last fifty years, and is a banished Aus- ttian subject. Though sevonty years of age, he appears to bo not more than ifty, and is justly regarded as an @Miciont officer. TURNED INTO A HOS- Lana Kanye's Tutaren.—The new pivce, “Reason and Folly, or Life in Paris,” which was produced at this house Jast night, professes to bo “adapted” from tho French. “Translated” would be the proper term; for, beyond one or two stray local interpretations, but very little effort has been made to bring the scenes which it is intended to dolinoate within the comprehension of an American audience, Revolations of the demi-monde glimpses of Bohemian life, of which Dumas and Paul de Kock have given us the humorous, whilst this only gives us the repulsive features, and a plot with but little co. heronce and probability, do not constitute materials ont of which much cay bo mado, But whintever ingenuity tasie and a profuse expenditure could do to giyo thom value, it must be admitted that Mies Keene has dono, Tho pleco is superbly mounted, the costumos, though carmavalesque even in tho serions scowos, are caverull iod, and the great number and varioty of charroters and incidents Introduced impart & vitality to ib which weuld bo wamting did it dopowd on its literary merits alone. Upon Miss Laura Keene and Mrs. Bima Valier the prin Piquant acting and Mre. which, if not perfect, is at ail timos Piensing, would Ce tm thomsolvos safiotdat to iniorost oad vans, Bhoir oforis are very elfvowvely aided by | Niew Ada Guften, who does the sentinomtal in a socond Mr. Jamos, as an ated most of the fun of the even- tag; bat Unis was more in the way of improvisation than wy alle K strictly to his text. Tho piace, on the whole, ni! oa exocilant sudcers, and will no doubt have a fait run. The house was crowded to overflowing, ish tiger, contr ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT. More Than $600,000 in Trea- sure Received. Interesting News from the United States of Columbia and the South Pacific Republics, The steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinklepaugh, arrived at this port last evening from Aspinwall, which port she left on the 27th of April. She brings San Francisco papers to the 11th ult., a J. Heller Bros..... $13,900 A.8.Rosenbaum&Co ‘11 ,; Sons. 6, 000 DeWitt, Kittle &Co 200 G. B; Chace... um otal. ..cereeeeeese$7,700 NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC. Our Panama Correspondence, K "i * Pawama, April 27, 1862. ‘The mail steamer Bogota, from the South, arrived at Panama on the night of the 22d inst. Her dates from Valparaiso are to the 2d of April, Cobija to the 6th, Callao to the 14th and Guayaquil to the 17th. The Panama Railroad’s steamer, the Guatemala, aleo arrived at hor moorings, off the Island of Flamenco, on the 2ist. ‘The latost dates from Central America are as follows, viz:—Guatemala, April 9; Salyador, 13; Nicaragua, 15; Coste Rica, ig, ay *" govaDOR, From Eouador there is nothing of to mention, ox, cept a report which has reached ts to the effect that Sener Quijano, late Commissioner from the Columbian -inaperntheald pata spas and who went hence to Ecuador, has been by the government of that republic Commissioner to the people ob Pasto, who are yet in arms against Mosquera. It proposes that the province of Pasto shall submit to the éxiating. yt gereen and if it refuses Ecuador will take a hand in > and help Mosquera, if necessary, to keep it calet sto is one of the old provinces, where all the revolutions of this country take their death blow. It is inhabited by a hardy raco, oof Indians, who are rather behindhand fm their ideas, and of course side ys the bigoted con- sorvatives. From its having Province of Zu- querres between it and Ecuador, it By eaay, and has been tried before by Ecuador, to render aid to one or the other of the pseopae ag: jing parties in New Granada, which it pro- do now. Pomme steamer Pernano, running between Callao and Guayaquil, and touching at Paita, was run into by the Po- ruvian brig ——_ on the 2d inst., Between Tumbes and Paita. 6 steamer was much injured. ‘Tho Ecuadorian difficulties with Peru, it seems proba- ble, will be arranged by picts n~ Io Lima the Mexican gues ation causes much alarm yet. ‘Tho society entitied ‘‘Defensares de la Independencia Amoricana’’ is being daily augmented in numbers, Dr. Vijil, alte on intelligont man, has been named its Honor- ary All politicians are as quiet as possible just now, with respect to any pI popu- larity which he may wish to makoat the timethe electoral colleges meet to olect the new President. This will be next month; and {t would not be estar to hear that the electors'were put to it, through doors and win- dows, by the protecting bayonets of Castilla or thoso of some new representative of the capricious sovereign yple, re Jose Fabio Nelgar has seen fit to resign the office of Minister of Finance, and Don Juan Antonio Ribeiro has been appointed in his place. Commerce continues very dull. Guano is being ex- ‘ery little, About 47,000 tons wore shipped in® February and March to Europe. Exchange on England, Lo pence per dollar. BOLI ‘Tho insurgents of Sucre started on the 11th March for Potosi, and after a short fight with one x pos under Colonel Agreda, who was enabled to escal Snore, the city w taken on the 14th. During the 3 lario Ortiz, Commanding General of the cit; was killed. He — in the foremost of the fight, and with one-half of bi . The leader of the nd ‘was also wounded in fhe arm. The mint, a perfect castle in itself, was hold — ma by the remainder of Colonel Ortiz’s troops. Gen iregorio Peroz had loft Oruro on the 20th, with poneol sy like one thousand mon, for Potosi. It is thought that his superior forces and ~i apg renown will give him the victory over the rebel The city of ia Paz was very enthusiastic in combating tho friends of ox-President Belzu. The students and law- ‘ors, the propriotors and merchants, and the mechanics, i gach formed a handsome compa “the military was Geuoral Acha scomed quite popula’ to favor of him. CHILE. President Peroz bas returned to the capital, Santi: leaving, no doubt, many triends behind. To show 13 gratitude to tho poople of Valparaiso he has provided the moans for the establishment of a high school there, which shall bo cailed the Lyceum of Valparaiso. A dry dock wil also be probably built soon. It #8 ostimated to cort half a million of dollars. A now offer has been mace to tho government with respect to steam navigation through the Straits of Ma- gellan, $160,000 subsidy is asked yearly for (he space of ton years for carcyiag the mails from Portsmouth to Montevideo, connecting also with the English mails to Europe, The French frigato Diamant was at Valparaiso, expect- ing to sail for tho Mexican conat. Tho French’ ship-of- war Bayard, from Montevideo, met with some injuries in tho Straits during a gale of wind, and had to put back for repairs. Businoss is improving throughout the country. Ship- ments of new flour are being made to Europo and Peru pretty extensively. No Carolina rico im first hands. tail prices, $8 90 a $9 per quintal. Americas from Beaton, $38 per M.; barley, $1 88, cas bars, $18 , cash. Exchange on London. 60 a 90 days, 45344. 8 464. to $1; United States, 10 per cent, nominal, Freights to fandand "Hamburg, £40 £4 58. ARGENTINE PROVINCES. We have no nows of importance from this section, The government of Genoral Mitre was trying to consoli- date mattors. Ho had ordered that ral Urquiza should be acknowledged as Governor of the province of Entro Ries. ‘Tho convention Mitre desires to take place insome other province than Buonos Ayres, as ho wishes (o show in that way his impartiality. Twenty gunboats, eich carrying one oighty-pound rifle! gan and two thirty have beon orderad by hit from Kerove, ail the Portena navy having beoa destroy- od iu this last revolution. CENTRAL AMERICA. Tho coffee crop of Costa Rica is reaty for oxportation. It has not quits como up w the ostimated 100,000 quintals. In Punta Arenas it is to be had at $13 and $13 40 por quiatal. In Honduras peace has boon restored. The old man Castellanos, tho Vico Prosideut of Guardiola, deceasod, occupies the Presidential chair by genoral consent, NEWS FROM Mi UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA, our Pa ama ‘Conbeipontemee. PANAMA, April 27, 1862. By tho stoamor Begota wo havo received dates from Popayan, in tho south of this republic, to the middle of March, A couple of men, who had arrived at Quito from the lattor placo, stato that Gonoral Lopez had attacked and dofeated Qolonol Arboleda and taken him prisonor, We havo received also tho official notes exchanged betwoen the Ecuadorian government and Mr. M. J. Quijano, late commissioner from Mosquera to tho State of Panama, The government of Feuador has appointed Mr. Quijano as special commissioner to the Colombian provinces of Pasto and Zuquerrea, offering them the protection of that government in the carrying out of any peace convention which may be entered ints Dotwoen ‘them and the agents of the Mosquera govern. mith State of Panama offers nothing now. The partics aro working hard for their candidates for Governor of the State. Mr. Gil Colunje, the candidate of the liberal party, probably will be oloctod. Thave to record the death of Mr. Joseph Hawse, late editor of tho Commercial Buildin. Mr. Howse was a native of Portland, Maine, aged thirty-oight years, Ho leaves a wife and two children, Tho United Statos sloop-of-war Saranac ia in port. Her Britannic Majesty's war ship Devastation arrived here on the 24th, from Callao, The brig Perry remains at As- pinwall. On account of a hurricane off the Gulf of Tehuan- topec, on her passage down, tho Pacilic mail steamship St. Louis was dotained a couple of days. Panam, April 25, 1902. @inco the last advices the reports from the intertor of the republic, via Carthagona, are rather unfavorable to the liberal cause, tho consorvatives having gained wove ral important victories. Gonoral Lopez is said to have beon defeated near Car tago by Giraldo and Arboleda. Thore is a conirmation of the victory of Canal over the forces of Mosquera and Acosta prior to hig entry into Bogota ou the 26th of Fob, ruary. Canal is said to have effected a Senctiog,. of his forces with ingen of heetne Spain It is also reported that dociated war t Venezuela, which will, iritrue, act var unfavora- » on the liberal part of which he {s tho small which peveral cases end a> here from noma the ely part of this month, has cateuly Gesanee tannic nents steamer Devastation arrived this morning from Callao, and proceeds immediately after coaling to Aca) .’ She and the United States steamer Saranac are the onl: ig wer @ gece The ns The Peanare Balled’ Costes "1 feamer Guatemala, " pany’s #1 y from seen igaenieiansion America, arrived at Panama on the 20th. ‘The States of Central America sons tranquil. mtn of 5 0 nary a au 000 res} ters of 1,000 Cae of cotton from the’ slate as t stimulus to cotton wing there. Senor Victoriand Castellano, the Vice President, has — the exeoutive power since the murder of ¢ juar- 85,000 quintals. The price of this article has fallen 50c. 8 75c. during the month, which is attributable in part to the fact of there being only one steamer wae” ‘at pro- Bent. The quality of the otop i in general sa '. although not quite so good as was anticipated. About 80, uintals sed the garita for the port. itish West India mail steamer from St. Thomas, arrived on the 22d. Tho Panama Railroad Company's aec Carolina arrived on kn inst. paced he missing bark r, from ‘uary 18, for Aspinwall; “he fe doubtleas lst ches Queen of the kaat, with coats from New York, Sailed ous to Maret 30, ob shi Prospero for Boston. In porta ready for saa ap for Chauaral, Orr anv Ov.—Bark Drone for lt ters, ES sperm to Tumbes for wood ke.; bark M "el since last report; Ohio taken oil, it, not atated; Bataenss 1,00 sperm since last’ "overt Anco, do * 1000;, Nauti, not Mary ana. 10 100; 00; ohm A. Pad 1,500; Laci tite, 490; Clara Bell, not sat Coua tution, ds among est seasou, par- 16a Pestana bark Anaconda from Tumbes for let- tors; Dark Dartmouth. Tn port abip H. Macy, discharging coal. barks Europe, do. 38th, Champion, Boston; Aretic, do re 'p! tic, 0. 28th, Kate Hunter, Swansea. Sailed 20th, ship "ae rant, Callao; bark Florence, Cobija. Descent by the Police on the Broadway Concert Saloons. ARREST OF THE PROPRIETORS, PRETTY WAITER GIRLS AND BARTENDERS O¥ CANTERBURY HALL anp 444 BROADWAY. Last evening the proprietors of Canterbury Hall and the Amorican Music Hall, No.444 Broadway, concluded to reopen their saloons as usual, and employ the “ pretty waiter girls,” and also open thoir bars the sale of liquors. Accordingly, at tho usual hour for business to commence, the girls were in attendance at both tho above places, and proceeded to carry on the business ag usual, the girl® waiting he pe the audience and supplying them with liquors and segars. ‘At Broadway Music Hall the prdprietor had about eight girls in attendance, and the bar adjoining tho saloon in full operation, Between nine and ten o’clock Captain Williamson, of the Fourteenth prectact, paid a visit to tho hall, bat, finding the bar, as he presumod, closed and the’ girls only in attendance as guests, concluded that all was satisfactory, and left. ‘However, about ¢loven o’clock he agaln dropped into the hall, and there, to his astonishment, found them selling liquors, ‘and the girls waiting upon the tlemen present. He accord- ingly procured a posse of men, and at about a quarter past eleven Age made a descent upon the place, arrestin Leta We the barkeeper and some of the girl ee » Mary Robertson, Sarah Stewart, Matilda Smith, Wag Slewart and Catha! rine A. Loosey. They were all conveyed to the Four- teenth ward e lation House and locked up. The audience, on seeing the approach of the police, made a hasty re- treat, and tho hall was soon after closed for tho night. At "Canterbury Hall Capt. Helm, with Sergeants Wil- gon and Wright, paid the salvona visitabout teno’ciock, and found them selling liquors at the bar, and a large number of “pretty waiter girls’ in attendance, He ac- cordingly made a descout on the place, and the sudden appearance of the police created intense oxcitemont among the guests, and a goncral rush was mado 8 | by the girls to escape by the rear entrance. is was, however, roventet by the police, Captain Holm had taken tho precaution to have the rear of the building Lege 8 well guarded. The following parties were captured, talon in custody and locked up in the Eighth wai station house :—Jobn Lee, Frank Hicks, Joseph Braham, Wm. Cooper, Wm. Patterson, Richard » George Germaine, Hugh Clark, Alexander Zanfretta, William Clark, John Braham, John Sey- more, Francis Lewis, Michael Soigal, William Har. rison, John Pierce, J. R. Judge, Franc's Scigal, Marrietta Zanfrotta, Nelly Roberts, Lizzio Kvang, Maria ‘Thompson, Jennie vay. ‘Adelaide 'Ewon, Lucy Santord, Rosa Sumer, Kato Pago, Mag Browa, Jeony Stafford, Sarah Smal Soveral of the above named wore employed as actors and actresses; but all were compelled to take quarters for the night in a station house cell. Up to midnight the friends of tho pris»ners stormef the station houses in hopes of obtaining their release; but thoy wore unsuec- cessful in evory cage. They will bo taken to Jefferson and Essex market courts this morning for examination, Fires in New York. FIRE IN EAST ELEVENTH STRERT—DESTRUCTION OF BROCKWAY’S ALE BREWERY—LOss $35,000. Shortly before nine o'clock last night a fire broke out in William E. Brockway's brewery, Nos. 84, 86, 88, 90, 92 and 94 East Flevonth street. Tho fire sproad rapidly, and in a very short timo th» entire establishment was veloped in flames. Tho occupants of the tenemont houses No. 96 Kloventh street, front and rear, removed most of their furniture. ‘Tho buildings, however, wore protected from the tlanes through the exertions of tho firemen, In ables connected with the brewery wore twenty-one horses and ono cow. Fightoon of the horses aro supposed to be burned to ‘deat . The loss in the ock and machinery will be about $30,000, for which nount the property is inaured in Oficen city insurance panies. The buildings were owned by James Mur- The damag them will amount to about $5,000; ‘acific and Bowery insurance compa- nies. Tho cause of the fire is not yot ascertained. misos were in charge of tho night watchman, and were The pre- being locked up for tho night. The dames, when first seen, were in the vicinity of the Qrying kiln. Tho Fico Marshal was at tho promises, and has tho matier undor investigation. Court londar—T hi Scpreme Corki—CGinct.—Vart 1 602, 503, 1182, 1289, 1386, 823, 1478, 1 +1572, 1654, 1707, 1717 22534, TT G. ted. General Term in Seesion. De_ oa, 314, , 409, 1432, 1 i ‘i491 Part tad: Coma Praas.—!'s 354, 639,945, 1003, 1310, 449. ' Part rart 1.—Noa. ‘2181, M21, 659, 1323, A 11385, 3829, 228, 39TL, 1797, 1801, Part 2—Nos. 708, 816, 3498," 1282, 1740) 3194" 1774, 1118, 1004, 1848, 1852, 1854 356, 1360, 1864! Part'3.—Nos, 737) U B05, tso7 1509, 1811, re 1819, 1921, 1828, 1825, 1827 » 1983, 1835. Pat i 1418, 1866, 1833, 1870, 1872, L874, 1876, 1339, 883, 1834, 1886, 1888, 1990, 1892, 1394. Oficial Drawings of Marray, Eday & Co.'4 Keninek ate Lotteries —May 5, 1362, ‘6, 33, 73. 1863. 16, 5T, 42, Curcuiara sent feee or charge is iy Onene we el cutner w AY, SDDY & CO. Coriaston 1. or Be Louis, Mo. OMmetal Drawings of the Kentucky and Delaware State Lotterics. Kewtocer. Batra 0 33, 6S, 54, 65 Dei o, G3, 41, 36. 1tN A. MORRIS & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky. Circuiars sent by addressin Royal Hava: the Spanish government, bankers, 16 Wall street Royal Hayanna Lottery. Prizes c and information furnished by TAY! 16 Wall street. Prizes Cashed In All Goga Taformation mn Ry nag BA sircet, room No, 1, Lottery, Conducted by Prizes cashed by TAYLOR & CO., hed LOR & UO., Bankers, No. lized Lotterics, 3, Broker, No. 1 Wall Ratchelor's Hair Dye—Tho Best in the orid; harmless, reliable and instantancous, Sold lien at BATCURLOR'S Wig Stssnee w ow a steret. ‘Trusses.—Dr. s s. ‘Fiten, of 714 Brond- way, New York, inventor and tanufacturer of Fitel's colo. Drated Patent sect re Re % just completed hie rust, ‘Persons requiring either f aves, Abdominal Supporters, ‘Pill Gad to thelr advantage to ex: th Vesey wirvet, Agior House, Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safox. Alsy SIDEBOARD and PARLOR SAFES. 63 MURRAY atrcet, corner Colloge place R. M, PATRICK, Dr. Cages Pa Medieal Discovery Is t es, vad evory aworm, Soatd | whut | whi | Holloway’s Ointment oui any agne; only rw and morning aid (a and Bilis wilt » the Otnimont into the chest might 1 Calls uteticty, Privophe tis is the Best ana | ag, Curling, caning, | ndion try I Sold. by Bloom | io& the com 439 Broadway THE MAILS FOR EUROPE. Opening of the Southern Portse=The Evacuation of Yorktown=—Map Show- ing the Strategic Points Around York- town and Richmond—The Capture of Fort Macon—Movements of the Army in the West-The Fall of New Orleans— Late and Important from Mexico, é&c- ‘The Cunard mail steamship Persia,Captain Lott, wil! leave this port to-morrow for Liverpool, The mails for Europe will close in this city at a quarter to tem o’clock to-morrow morning. ‘Tux New Yore Hxratp—Edition for Europe—will be Published at nine o'clock to-morrow morning, and will contain Mr. Seward’s Letter to tho Foreign Consuls raising the Blockade; the Evacuation of Yorktown and Flight of the Rebel Army, accompanied with a Map showing the strategic points around Yorktown and Rich- mond; Full particulars of the Bombardment and Capture of Fort Macon; Additional details of the Fall of New Or- leans; Important News from Gen. Hallock's Army in the West; The Capture of the Rebel Stoamor Isabel, alias Ella Warley, and other contraband vossels, by the Gun- boat Santiago de Cuba, anda full record of all the sus- cesses of the Union forces during the past week; Late and Important News from Mexico, &c. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. Sampson Low, Son & Co., No. 47 Ludgate Hill, London, England, will receive advortisoments and subscriptious for the Hxratp. The New Play, “Fiowers of the For= est,” with the wonderfal oratory of the Infant Orator, Com- modore Nutt, Ae. dled BARNUM'S MUSEUM again yestor- day and i. They are allon the programine to-day, pode ae ore the advertisement of the great National Dog A Favorite with the Gents.—We Refer to no particular lady, but to that elegant little beauty of a ‘spring Hat, which Trend KNOX, of 2 Broadway, has trah- ‘tor the sterner vex. It is Parisian all over, and gives a Wouderful nish to outdoor dress. Our friends’ are al bay: ing it. Fe ecumich Hair Dye, —ourenere and the best in the world, wholesale and retail, aud the ws privately applied at No. 6 Astor House. Hill's Hair Dye, Fifty Cents—Black or brown, best in use. Depot, No. t Barciay sircet, and sold by all druggists. A TEA IN SSMS I Borsincr.—On Monday , May 5, Peter Bursipar, a native fs the town of Granard,, county Long(ord, Ireland, aged ears. ‘the friends of the family and those of his brothers are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,.No. 237 Elizabeth stroet, on Wednesday aftor- noon, at haif-past one o'clock precisely. ‘Tho remains will be interred in Calvary Cemotery. Nusrect.—On Monday, May 5,at tho residence of hor gon, John J, Nestell, Ann Catuxrine, relict of Christian ‘Nostoll, in the 87th’ year of her age. Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s papers. Providence (R. I.) papers please copy. Sueravrwe.—On Monday, May 5, Mrs. Comrorr L. Sugr- BOURNE, in the 56th yoar of her ‘age. The friends of the family are roqueated to attend the funeral, at No. 249 Eighth avenue, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, The remains will be takeu to Ports- mouth, N. H., for interment. — For other Deaths See Kighth Page. AN f RORIOUS FA a fated Too Pitchors, $4 50, $4 50, $4 50. t ver , $4 50, $4 50. se) REFRIGERATORS: Best kind, end twenty Peron sak ine than any other made, ‘Thirt, e sent less than an; einer house, YRULVER PLATAD Watt of every descripiion, thirty per Mout reduction on former cooKING'U U TENSILS ‘To suit all kinds of stoves and ranges; Tea Trays, Aud every description of mately ‘Articles, warranted firet clang goods, at equally low prices. If you once visit coy ‘store to see the daar oa Teeny you arc sure to call aga’ E. D. BASSFORD'S Extensive Hui ‘urnishing BAZAAR, Cooper Institute Building, Astor Place, One block from Broadway. No connection with other house. WORD TO THE WISE.—EVERY SOLDIER IN THE federal army can testify to the wonderful efficacy of Lt. Leroux’s famous Cognac Bitters fa having entirely pre- vented or eradicated prevalent diseases durin; v4 gpening campaign in Virginia aud elsewhere. Hundreds of testuno- nials have beea received acknowledging that by thelr use pallogs complain diarriwa, fevers and similar ailments have been banished from the federal camps, Proiling by the reput tion of te genuine artiole, & setof unserupt itators have ventured to sell nauseating concoction’ Oo" Intaally compounded of tums, whiskeys und other cheap pinned piriiuons liquids, falsely a! eging that thoy pORse 38 medicinal qualities of the Cognac Bitters, jut let those troubled with vernal and other cpidemica re- member that the sole agent and importer for America for tie real Cognac Bitters is 8. STEINFE! 0. TO Nassau atree who bre authorized its sale under bis trate mark by al Gragaets, grocers and liquor sellers throughout the United rene Hee tke LLEVIATOR. —CORNS CURED FOR ONE CENTEBACH by using Dr. BRIGGS’ Corn and Buuton Alleviator, anew and certa'n cure fof corns, aes callosities, frosted and Dlistered feet, &c., warranted to produce resuils satisfactory and surprising. Price 26 and 50 conte, Sent by mail on re- ceipt of prics and G cents Sold by druggists. Dr. J. G8, Rope a cheno 212 Broadway, opposite = AND NAVY BITTERA LL ADMIT Lie tinlyhe Pipe bpd Phe 2 Mae urpass everything for displaying goods to advants a realy srs Peart otros? = * T 02 BROADWAY.—WEDDING Cal ary A elegant styles, at BYERDELL'S od corner Duane stre AND NOTE store, 208 OF LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS' GAR" ithout being tdken apart, to lovk ke street, coruer of Broadway. curious oteTION ABOUT THE ¢ rates Futblied; Great} Race Pending: Califor: Mave, Oomet, and the New Yor Mare, Lda May eLetter from Larkin; Oxford and Gambei igo Rowing Mate; Miss Mary Gannon; ang ean Hllipe 4 Mace’s Fr. rade the ruy IRON BEDSTEADS.—1,000 ARMY IR di the same as are DOW used in the goveruine: nmediate delivery by K. ¢ mie aut ready for E, apent, 575 Grand st CARDS, 75 CENTS PER 1,00; err CLARE 46 Newspapers, Boo! gramines—evory printed cqraliy'lo corner Rea (\OKNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED Nal d all dinvares of tho foal cared without pain ee neiioe | y Di. ZACHARIE, Surgeon 709 Broadway. Bettes Ww physicians avd sur- geons of tns cls. pe see, Cireutara, Pee manunoth Posters WLRY'S now eatablisiment, » Campbiata Lavy Typ. from fal 'r. i. ENLARGED Ona AND OANES FOR THK MILLION, av THE Manufacturer's. U. PINNEGL, No, 2 Cortlandt sivect R. ADAM LA RIE'S LIVE PILLS—A POSITIVE AND re for Nervous D vilily, Neuralgia, Linpotenss. de. dis. may ach to Ce #onch Prepare: from & jaunt thai grows in Uo bon diatrcty Cf. the eleat nl Bnph i per bo it $2 per box of one hundred Pilis. oat all, to Why Addreas, Of receipt of RemItLANee GHoRGH BULPIN: Geneeat’ Ageat fab Valred Siutass 3 Broudway, opposi © Bt. Nicholad Hotei, N. ¥. ye, LUTHER. DENTIST REMOVED TO 104 EAST Boavtiful Arinicial Teeth, every atin, with conuintous ach, warranted tracting withoul BOBLES—WR HAVE, AFTER MUCH RXERTION, uiceraded in discuvertig new sourcoa for the supply of the finest crystals, which are the best of lenges for the pre- servation of tho e BECREL BROTHERS, 37 Matdentane, N.Y. STUERANT INSURANOR 200.000, Ata meeting ok he Board of Directors, held ie Aap) report was received, accepted and ished — imittee of Five respectfully report that sly ationded 0 the duties, roterred to thera in consaquense of (ho defalcations of the late Secre- have had the assiniaage of (an able ace ting the Stook Ledger and the books the commiitee Wvortise for AN ReroUiAt oF 4, silver or rubber, to any made in this an tary, B. J. Ponta, tin invent on of the assets of the company has inst, which shows the following inisna Vor losses wnioitiad Hnetrs) Weal LAMS, f Goramitire er ANDIn Feosnit, | New Yous, Moy 5, ise MITH & BROTHER'S ir) NEW YORE | © Tobacco.—Vollow Bank Tobac« in's Pure: Yellow unk ©, free from alt feaprritins for sale by all iobnsc ‘quinn and at lo by B, GOU. WIN # ROBIE 20 W TRL La jn whole, halt barley mait an: trent. betwoed 4 quarier castin, browedl from the « ys. Brewery 154 and ‘est Bightoonts uid aad Bighta aveuues, N, ¥. COMPANY, —CAPITAL: an MISCELLANZOUS, pia 2 SCHENCK | " ’ wn Sod the ees, pa Pod Fy toliowlng, showing the where bo will be professionatly engaged fn Nay efaseiar Wednesday, 6.b aud 7th, at 140 Wood street, zparede) ureday, the 8th, at Mr. Madden's Hotel, Petersburg , the 9th, at the Wilson non, House, afer, Oh he Abeh, at ‘rivelpal ‘ilies, 3 Nort Sixt Monday, ne “* ‘at 82 Bond street, New York. pqanesday, the 14th, at 444 Kiguih sixeet, Washingtom, Thursday, the 16th, at 108 Baltimore atrect, Bai: more, ae his principal oo ~Ntaahee creat, ial hth, at ddr ratrect, GF sagan, Pre raday, the 29th, at 103 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Salundey the Slat, at his principal office, 39 North Bist street, Philadel Dr. "SCHENCK or on! Consumption, Liver Complain ‘and f thee mi SCHENCK Sita WE SEA WE. ae ‘verge at At the sare ‘tine that he only, to cure “ es: Smee agent ° before arrit ye matul ol ‘ase, invartal fry wich cae ase aetna ge the mame of ‘curablenot fataly but Hable rapidly to mactee ea fre per any Avo merge into ous or other of these ‘Thua, while Liver mat: ta 4 D; dependent carn os the siber ot oa rvealainee, ty "hare pte more or leas went arisen regions; from lndolen » with » eel on atin py 4 cient exercise; ng derangement the d tive pe unwh dl, Or pos ular habits of ‘foo: i rity of th blood, an ud toms of tomavh disease ending in Dyspepala Soest ae damerpeneene! froin the incipient the macure stages of well aes aad Laren oom jaintmoertain cures ca be found in BC Ks RAKE PILLS and SEA WEED TONIC, | - in consumption, Long before this most taken a frm hold upon the lunge even im caouah te keee. toa suspicion of its exis’ ence, some producing om oo an ce gasional cough, so throat, hoarseness, mi:bt ‘kin or euill will iaark the 1orkin danger Be tere may be a hereditary scrofulous | t the blood, more, iuetdious than mn potion, deca: lesa easily dior coverabie. All these 5) their causes and remedy through the Duplication Of the blot; the rior Fation of the tone of the aysiem, and the healing of leat Tatations have been. the. azocialty of De, Schenck, And relatively, im connection with consumption, hu cures ot scrofula have been more numerous aad permanent thax tion or lung disease is hem with the same judgment acitenoes Which inarks hie regulating the: circulation of the blood, has succeeded, haat "nea im eal, hope- ular instrument, #0 perfect in its conception and com Jed to t but even. the ear! those of any other pructitioner. | nother very dangerous symptom nt on consump- which by astri ts is aly danwerons, and fn by astringents is a iN pecially where the liver orpld, Dr. ni entire Practice, taking the ground that the true remedy for hemorriiage ia'in hang the character and at the exact condition ot a patient suffering liga with consumption, he bas invented & Biruction, that through its tise he can discover not every, feduure of duease of the lungs as clearly aa if Fo if re ¥ Gaon, euntly enced tae Caer Jnc:piion a bu negieeted, ingeripg rapidly progressing ty disease and li death, Suotl uch examinations he {s ready ant wilting ‘at all times te make, aud when desired, will frankly state the exact condi dition of a patient's lungs, and, if ease exists, whether or not the eae uelnet le; and such opinion as he will then give nay be relied on, ‘But ihe number of recorded certificrtes of cures effected by the medicines ant treatment of Dr, Bohonok, and the tor immense miunber of patients whe (hroug his roma tm the diferent cities, are bis best testimonials, He charge for aivice’ or examining the lunge in tue ordinary ora physicians generally do; but horough exe amination with the respirometor he charges fives and wishes every one, rich or poor, who hag a cough, paiu tt the side or shoulder blade, troubled with cost:venesa or diarrhoa, sallow complex.on, loss of appetite, low spirita, Festiessness at nights, or any other discase leading 1 com ‘On him as above and got his advice. Dr, Beheuck’s medicines are for sale, wholesale and retait, at his principal of 39 North Sixth sireet, Philadeiphia, ang by drags an itealors overywhere. f the Pulmonic Srrup @ad. Seaweed Towle, cack per ote, ov $5 per balf dozen; Mandrake Pills, 2 r LOX. Pelettors for advice should always be directed to 39 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Gs FIXTURES, STEPHEN ee D.'707 BROADWAY, Offers for sale, at reduced peices, a ilendi assortane as AS _ FIXTURES. FRENCH BRONZES (Direct ‘Thy tation), Conststing of Mantel Ornamenta, Batuetion, nits, AC. N. B.—Plumbing aii q Ting attended to as uaual, a6 No, Ssi Fourth street and No. 2 Astor House, Barclay auregt, \ ENTLEME $s LEFT ¢ OFF ¢ CLOTHING J PUROE. iu large or small lots. Please call at the alore or dross Conroy, 4 Contre street, sumption to cal Herre & BROTHERS, nklin square, i, ’ For hia stn ih ite es MILL ON avmnboetiiare GOVERNMENT. Considerations on Representative Government. By J Stuart Mill, author of a © Paystem ot Logic.” 12mo, cl Tt. THE STRUGGLES: as Pcp JONES AND ROBINSOW, PP iSite En of <pramien jorne,” “Castle Biel Boule. wust eae ws MARPERS' MAGAZINE for : for May. 8v0, paper, 25 conta STRANGE STORY. A Novel, BySir®. Bulwer Rog hong} aaa 1 He ‘Do With Tw" “1 byabe ihe Caxtona,” *Pell aa a Illustrated by GIESELER’S CHURCH TaHon, A Text Book of ‘hurch Hiory, By Dr Joan ©. i LR. fated and edites in the Union Taco! (517-1643. The Ro! ts Results to the Pes tei if ‘Westphalia. 8ra., itusloy $2; Sheop, $2 ; Bale Cail, $8. ~ tag) aww CRDEAL_OF FREE LABOR IN TOE BRITIAE TEST INDIES. ‘By Wa. .G. RkweLt. 19m0, Cloth, $1. ICAL CHRISTIANITY, A. Treatise Piigeed, Jonx ee Gannon rar anthor men. sete, Mot the C “Life of SN a at St. Hel “History of te Frbuch Hovolatiea.* ene. 16mo., Muslin, (0 coats. MAYHEW'S BEN FRANKLIN. Noung Benjamin, Freet ling or, the. Right Hoad torough ory to Show hoy Benjamin earned the Pe Briples which taised bias from a I'rinter's Boy to the first Ambassador of the Amer. foan Repubilc, A Boy's Book on Hsxuy Mavurw, Author of * ier,” * The Wanders of Science ; avy." ac, &e, With lustrations by Joux Guuceer. Muslin, 75 cents. STREAKS OF LIGHT ; Fir wh ‘Sun: ays of the ¥ e ay Line upon El YMtore about Seaua™ Mest gilt, ‘we nts, NOTICE TO QUIT. ANovel. By WG. Was, Auihor o@ “Bite's Foreshadow ings.” vo, Paper, bs Prpmeys be TRAN BES AND Po tehang 4 ida Pfetifer ; incluat ve of Sta wa an aut srabincal Memole laine, wa TW, ‘Steel Por Chic’ Mo Stustias at 35. 2UniGrm with [ds Pre@ere “Second Jouraey Round the Wor Word.) _Sent by Mail, postage prepaid, 0 on receipt of price, ONS, MAGNE, FOMDER ng tao ted OT Roaches, Bed’ Bugs, Ants, lens, Moths Furs and Furniture, garde the wt : a meatic a don Tron or, Fill ime Pacts from aA ‘thar hor J ‘Withows taste stone 16mo, Powder kills all Lyon's Pills are death (o rats and mice, Sold everywhere. Depot, 201 Broadway. NOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS—ALSQ CARD Pf for albums, emirac ‘of everything #1 in art, at very low prices, at way. pas RED LINE MAP if 1g THE TITLE OF A VARY INTRRESTING PACER, wr HON. EDWARD SYERRTT, =—a TUIs WEEKS LEDGER, Thich ta now realy aud (or sale at all the Bookstores an@ News Depots. eg le BI boon commer tien ser ‘de it hem ofan apa Cr rs oe urshaeed theta alinongh el woos neat ly all Hie mone “nn {lind the saiistaction of eeeing hie Wut man bought twele™ boxes from mo {a the a April, to eon’ 10 one of his comrades, now before fist how many valuable ilves te ae! be saved if our brave Hors Were pro} 1 | Seog could Seite reat ao t fatigur and etvporre of life, and strike the more vigorobaly tn ‘of action, and, if wounded, the wound would sooner wea ‘The subscriber has to our noble since the cominenes y of his pills, and ¢ mir duty to d aong the thonsands wi ° h toa dh onsed Signin vert ml re vfu'one woeu s give life and hee Sav brave seid stored to healih, aind /endy tor hey would only tk B. BRANDRBTH, street, sorond Moor fron Broa way, sowie 1y on Nothin RRANDALTH MOUgE. ais afte «ure amd have none other than new style, | | | 1 Canal =. —— HB BOR CLASSLEICALION. POO L a n. WHITH & hgh ge | bie PRY ARTERICTAL Lv vecth Wy is, § $i0, # $10, Tooth wot, & twat pRB 1 va rnd sie street, New Works and TA Avolt “Lost, ON SATURDAY, MAY % BM dt live ovplock, @ black anit tau Slat! Taw 4 hoy to No, 48 Forsyth ayeey banaes Linsomanit, REWARD.- $5 ' tweet fi neler by vo tte \ will bo Pow ardeds