The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1862, Page 5

= The President’s Visit to For- tress Monroe. ar Fortross Monroe Correspondence, Foun jonkom, May 7, 1562. ‘Phe President's Reception—A Saini of Holor—He Rew views the Garrison—He Vivits Fort Wool-—Inspects the Ca- lena and the Monitor—His Visit to the Flagship—The Merrimac of Craney Isiand, dc. The lending event of the day here was tho visit of Pro- ident Lincoln and suite to the Terartment of Virginia, ‘He arrived last night, at ten o k. in the trim little sateam revenuio cutter Miami, from Weshington, He was @coompanied by Genoral Clark, Mr clork of the Houso Military Committee; several mombers of Congress and others, This arrival of the l’resicent was wholly un- -expectod to the outside world here, and it was so unos tentatious that few could be induced to believe the fact until they were convinced by ocular demon egtration, The President remained on board the Miami untit this morning at eight o'clock, when ‘Major General Wool, the veteran commander of this de. «partment, attended by Colonels Crum and Cannon, Iieu- stenant Colonel Whipple, Adjstiut General, and Major Jones, the Provost Marshal. all in fult noiterm, proceeded “from their quarters in the fortress to the new govern. cment wharf, where the Miami lay, where they gave the ‘President aformal reception. Assistact Secretary of "War Tucker, who has been im (bis department for some “ttime past, also formed one of the receiving party After congratulations had heen extended ou the arrival of the President, the party walked in procession to the fortress. The President was grected as he passed the guards by tho customary saiute# and ihe warm con- varatulations of everybody in the dopartment. Tho Presi- ent locked careworn, and his simple and easy manners, “to ome unacquainted with him, would baveled to any Other impression in the world, than that he was the ‘Prosident of a nation of ovor thirty millions of tnbabi- otants. As be entered the sally port of the fortress the vamain guard was turned out, acd a@ salute of tweaty-one s@guns was fired from the water baitery of the fortress. ‘The visitors proceeded tothe beautiful parade ground, ~ahaded by umbrageous trees, where the troops garrison- tng the fort wore on morning parade. As soon as the President appeared the regimental band played the air -of “Hail to the Chief” ina mauuer bighly artistic and -Anspiring. The troops ‘presented arms,” and tho as- ombiet crowd gave tokens of tbeir regard for the Presi- 2 ‘se peverberate with thoir hearty ‘ ismiszed the President ma c fort, water battery and ma- ‘ter piace his atteution was to tho machine for rifling ‘ation at the time of tho visit. sey of its movements wore highly dent in turn visited Fort Wool as received without the customa- mscd with at bis request. For did rifled guns of the fort were ‘tthe rebel battery at &wall’s ‘ ? watched the modus op-tandi of macy " rhen the first shell was fred ho bed toe aoke and listened attentively to ing fuseas the shell proceeded +foll the shell: struck directly io ling with’ a lonf report, throwing smoke in the air. Monitor. Ho examiped these |ves- sola with much care, making the most deniled daquiries as to their construction and ra: “tion, “On the Monitor especially his ae wies wore nituéerous and the officers of that ship aforded Yaim great gratification by the distinct manner ia yhich ‘hey answered his inquiries and the full kaow! ry developed of their honorable profession. At half-past one o’elock P. M. the President was! ‘£0 proceed to pay a formal visit to Flag Officer Gofsbo- vrough, on board the flagship Minnesota. as the ojcers of that vessel were getting their men ready to ma the gyards and frea Galuto, the lockout on the foretd an_ wmouneed that the Merrimac w::s coming out of Nofolk. ‘The men wore beat to quarters, and the fleet in thyhar_ tor wignalized to get ready for action, True enough the ‘Merrimac was seen off the nerth end of Craney Iland) with steam up, ad black smoke curling out of ter pipo. The fect formed iine of bat- ‘tle, and soon were in readiness to give the Fevel monster a hearty reception, should it havithe temerity to visit :the ‘Roads, The Merrimac remined ‘stationary under the guns of Craney island for se hours, and then returned to Norfolk. Her visit wi a menace, a taunt,no doubt witha view to induc@ur wgunboat fleot.to moot her in the Blizabeth river put vebe attempt was a failure. The President meanwhile visited the Gagship gota, where he-was received:by the customary hon smanping the yards, Oring « salute, &e, Tho ola hip swhioh stood bravely through the engagement of th¢th sand 9th of March last still remaius afloat to again art the supremaey of the Stars and Stripes. The «dont examined particularly the portions of the ship}at” tad been struck by robel shot, and when the philoshy -of how four staterooms were knocked into one by abs- atile rebel sholl.wae explained, he was forced to exjiss dais surprise at the the terrible effect of an explosions a aéen-inch shell, which gave bim a porfect horror of wolen wrar vessels. ‘This afternoon his Excellency President Lincolnmas ‘anvited to witness ® review of Genoral Heber’s brigte. Xho command was drawn up in line, awaiting Gonal "Wool’s staff and the distinguished guests. Word, hower, came at half-past three o'clock that the review wdd ‘mot take place, owing to the appearance of the Morring. ‘This order, however, was again countermanded, id ‘the President, Secretaries Stanton and Chase and li- agadior General Egbert L. Viele took up a position id feviewed the troops, expressing themselves hi pleased with the appearance of our forces at ‘Hamilton. The review over, the spectators ‘Mls Excellency and General Wool with hearty , Brigadier General Max Weber was highly compl Aor the fine appearance of the soldiers under his @. mand, both by President Lincoln and Secretary ‘The President was mounted upon the fine bay ‘Major General Wool. ‘The visit of the President to this point was certain ® ‘atop towards that relaxation which that distinguied -officer so much neods, after one of the most trying sof our national oxistence. The weather was delig! Bho ontire day, = beautiful breeze blowing rorthwest. At the time I close this letter the Vt 4a still here enjoying the hospitality of General He will probably return to Washington this evening — *NEWS FROM GEN. FREMONT’S CORS. *Qeoupation of Giles Court House—Cp- rears of Prisoners, ented | Mounraiy Derarramwr, an aeevans Va., May 8, 1862, * ‘A despatch from Faysttevillo announces that ¢ vance of General Cox, composed of mrt te ‘third Ohio, under Major Cowley, occupied Giles and Darrows, on Now river, yostorday, » rebels ran, and did not burn the lace, gin. ry stores, a lieutennt . lace braces! bade rr ' The defeat of at " portant than wasit 4 rer] e z ® f fighting, and S@nck i ad- en ve and the natws of New ras ut the rebels, w wore taken po - ‘able quantity jcommissary ¢ twenty privatmade prison- sed the burning'the plaee, as citizens rematand most of py a. <n tenrene Sedacoeih aa they become more known, YOHN ©. FREMONT, Major Genoral tamanding, Anniversarics To-da Priday, May 9.—American Board of Conissioners for ‘Woreign Missions, in Irving Hall—morniq Five Pointe House of Industry, in Iry Hall—even. ag ee Baptist Mariners’ Society, ime Oliver stroot “Baptiat chuteh—ev enin, vii gation mt ArnanMay 8, 1862. Loaded grain boats arrived hero thioruing from THE COAL MINERS’ REBELLION. Outbreak Among the Coal Miners of the +Schuylkill Region—The Outlaws Or- Ganined—They Size the Collier Fiood the Mines—Government Sappiies of Coal Stopped—The Military of Philu- delphia Go Up to Suppress the Insuirec- tlon—A ppearance of Matters and Causes of the Trouble, &e., &e. OCR PHILADELPHIA COKRESPONDENCE. Puutaverruia, May 8, 1863. Schuylkill county, baying accompanied the military of this city thither. Siuee my return upwards of two hundred add.t onal troops been ordered to Miners- ville, and also @ battery of howitzers, making In al about four hundred soldiers, fully supplied with sixty charges each, and food for an indefinite poriod, Four ether companies in the Culied States service, connected with Colone} Wm H. Yeaton’s regimeut of militia, are under arms an‘ awaiting orders to move. It is possible that the fears of the county authorities aud of the mine owners have magnified this difficulty; dutitisevidentthat the mutineers are numerous, de- termined and well armed, and only need tho willto make A Jong and vigorous defence. The d.fiicuity 18 ono of annual occurrence in the mining districts of Peunsyivan: jut it never before reached its Present propottions. It arises from ibe tyranny of mining capitalists, as regards both the amount of wages paid to the operatives and the manner in which sueh wages are doled out. Probably an equal amount of wretchednoss is remarked | of po other class but the coal minexsof this State, The ave- rage nmount of wages paid to miners is about five dollars per week, aud this, most generally, is not paid in cash, but in “orders” upon storekeopers in the employment of the mizing companies. The operatives in this way not only receive paltry pay, but they a1 windled by the capital- ists,and compelied to take merchandise at tho capital- beth own rate; so that they barely obtain the necessaries of In the spring of tho yt the Schuyikill canal and tts branches open navigation, aud there Is a corresponding rise in the price of coal. Great quantities are mined in May and June, and at those seasons tho miners look for an advance of hire, which ey have usually obtained. ‘This demand for advance takes the form of a “striko,” when operations temporarily suspended, until the delve receive the enlarged pay or compromise of some kind is entered into. This year was made an era for a ‘strike’? upon a grand scalo, and, taking advantage of the absence of ail mi'itary org: anizations from the couuty, the operatives proceededto ensure their demands by force. They seized the collieries of the Forest Improvement Company (now controlled by New York capitalists), interdicted all em- ployes from working under threat of death, and, by put- ting out the fires at the collieries, stopped the pumps that cleared the mines of water, whoreby they wore soon flooded. The Sherif of Schu: nein county found that he could mnake no arrests apd that he could not summon a posse of Citizens to assist him, the sympathies of tho mass being with the -strikers.”” "The latter grew defiant, held meet- ings at Forrestville, Heckleville, homaston and other points, and made reparations to organize a general strike throughout the whole coal region. The faw that tumisted upon working at the old Talent were roughly handlod, the contractors and agents of the minecowners were threat- ened with loss of life and property if they Majntained opposition, and the Sheriff was too weak either in spirit or in force to assert the law and arrest the aes The latter bad organized the strike cunning!) exceuted it ‘unfinchingly. The colilers ar = enforced the strike upon another, so that a pag Pe appeared where he could be recognized. In this officers are yet baified asto the whereabouts of the’ ringleaders. About fifteen hundred men were num- bered in tho primary offensive measures, and their num. bers are said to be increasing. ‘The locality where hos- tilities commenced is noted for the turbulence of Its deni- zens, murders and riots being frequent occurrences = aoe. Senecees aad drunkenness being charactor- Y Goebsienstke the rindi Testrictions of capitalists have 80 degraded the people, but at the same time the mine owners assert that to pay more for miving coal would be Tumoustothem. During the winter families, comp:sed Of eight persous, have existed upon three dollars a week, eahereetlant ‘out of this sum to buy their oil and pay Tent However much the strikers were to be commisserated, their high-handed proceedings left the law no option but force, aud the Governor calied upon General Patterson (of Harper's Pg fame) to deputize cortain men to quell ‘Your correspendent pro- ceeded with these to Minersville on Wednesday afternoon, where the troops are quartered in the Odd veg Pol and act quietly until after mid. night, when the poople of the town were fast asicep. Then, stealthily,, they moved out toward Forrestville, one infected district, with loaded muskets and set b: and this morning had mounted guard over all Neries, to the great astonishment of the mutineers. ‘The latier are flurce and threaten to retake the mines. I rode among them at dawn to-day,aud they svemed unasimous a8 to their grievances, asserting that they meant to abolish the “order” system to secure equal and definite rates for their services, so that they would be out of the reach of want. The Sheriff, — time, has ordered the troops to stand fast, and the rein- forcements that went on to-day indicate fears of rup- ture. If difficulties occur they will be of a serious eha- racter, as the miners are embittered by the of soldiors, and they are all armed with their favorite moun- tain rides. Many of thom wore im tho three months’ service, and have the elements of milli discipline among them. They are nearly all Irish. It did not appear to mo to-day that any imme: breach would be occa- sioned, ~— the telegraph may develope some later intel- ligence. The advance demanded is twenty-five cents per poo aig aor ie at ten cents per wagon of coal, for a! Forest Improvement is main): dcenken perme fig fey ge peld, The Ae orem say that they cannot fulfil the con name @ certain amount of moncy per tox. jotracts, The damage to the mines has beow’oonsiderable. The Difficulty Settled. Pormvnia, Pe., May 6, 1862. The difficulty ig all settled, and the troops will return to Philadelphia tn the morning. The employers agreed to pay the advance demanded. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wastixotom, May 8, 1862, ‘TROUBLES OF THE NEGRO WORSHIPPERS. ‘The troubles of the negrophilists in Congress are thickening. While half @ million of our volunteers are fighting the battles of the Union, and pouring out their blood and their lives to vindicate tho constitution, a little band of reckless political gamesters here are pro- posing to trample upon that same constitution, because its provisions in regard to African slavery are noxious to their peculiar political views. The Wilsons and Sumners, and Lovejoys, are actually urging an in. fringement of the constitution as palpable as that of the Toombses, and Wigfalls, and Davises of the South. ‘The passage of the District Kmancipation bill bas at. tracted hither hundred of slaves from Maryland, many of them belonging to mon whose loyalty has never wa- vered. Some of the masters hgve sought to recover the fugitives under the provisions of the Fugitive Slave law, and the cases have passed through all the legal proeeed- ings preliminary to the delivery of the slaver. The abo- Hition faction are new loudly demanding that for this rea- son the execution’of the Fugitive Slave law shall be arbi- trarily suspended in the District. The proposition, it ie sald, meete with some favor in the Cabinet; but the true friends of the President are confident he will never con- sent to thus commit political suicide, and appear before the country in the attitude of striking for the constitu- tion with one hand and striking at it with the other. NAVAL ORDERS AND APPOINTMENTS. Permission has been given to the following to report for examination as Master’s Mates at the New York Navy Yard:—Charles Myers, of New York; Charles @. Hill, of do, ; John Boyle, of do.; Robert 0. Lanfear, of Beaufort, Conn.; Thomas G. Speights, of: Baltimore; George Ed, wards, of Portsmouth, N, H.; Wm. H. Roberts, of Boss ton; Wm. Knapp, of do.; Wm. A. Morgan, of do.; Rufus C. Greene, of Maldon, Mass.; Hiram Runnells, of Fail River, Masa. Poter 6. sarkog, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Renry H. Foster, John McGowau ANd Ssmual A, Water- bury, of the Potomac flotilia, have been promoted to ActingM asters. Christopher C. Taafo, offNew York, ts appointed Acting Master at New York Navy Yard. Commander Joseph F. Green, detached from erdnance duty at Boston, and ordered to report to Captain Pearson for command of the Ossipes, on the 16th proximo, Lieutenant John 1. Worden ordered to report te Com modore Pendergrast, for command of the iron-ciad steamer (new) Ironsides. Prank A. Bgennon, of Portland, Me., appointed Acting Second Assistant Engineer, and ordered to the Galena, COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED, ‘Aman was arrested here to-day for attemping to pass a bundred dSliar Dill on the the Allegheny Bank, of Pitte- burg, Pa. Twenty-one billeof that denomination were found on his person, The notes are exosedingly well executed, and are therefore « dangerous counterfeit, RECRUITING TROOPS, An order from the War Department says:—‘Upon re. quisitions made by commanders of armies in the field, authority will be given by the department to the Gover. hors of the respective States to recruit regiments now in the service.’” THE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS. ‘The democratic addross published to-day has fallen atilibora ia the midst of the exciting military news, Its appearance, undor the particular auspices of Vailundig Thave just returned from the scone of hostilities in | SeW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1862. 5 two o'clock, from his late resitence North seren@® > qhjeot of suspicion, to be gonoraily | tive Elder, who is confident that the man has been | _ ¢\iietal Drawins of Marrey, Eddy « Stree, Detaeen Ped and the fiver ham, makes it a. found who counterfeited the Shoe and Leathor Meerrucky, Barua ULAse 41 eo Wano.—un Friday, May 2, a ee) avoided, “@MMEROE AND NAVIGATION. | Bank notes, the best evor seen. 9, 36, 76, eid, 3. ot ea, 3. 43, 66, 11. | Rowmmr T., 20m Of the inte Oxpiwin ort, Ue bay Lane 8 ~e commerce and basa saat et 9, 61, 1s, 4h. ub. Se ot. gs, io, — 45, 66, est part of the report . A requires Bac. D . FET ten oe Sisoane OY BARNA . » b and | tion from the aaa a te oy terlnagt pesirsays at Peres eves cree or lg Sauphds a5, | Abe inecuutanee > on by lato bo roaay om the tnt wf Jann.“ sya, ty Wy a | HORUS O2/R seg tore Sahara SSO. 414 Cori ston Ky: Se caneehiante eeeudors Maro 13, to pleted, and will be delivered in & few a. Us 1 vereeroe TT -~w ond Ssuired a sake. OMoial Draw ngs of th: Delaware tiate Lauer’ Of (Be Komtue.., Kuwrucky, Barus Ocase ! 99, 22, 42, & 1 ' el Ten aat pire ginan and Manure for wade iy Sosy nf fous, May 8, 1863, porn ee Th, WO, 46, 12, | ofiat yury “oe ae bel © volumn ious document, and its preparation | Tey, largo amount of clerical labor. THE HUMPHREYS IMPRAOUMBNT. Woounsuds of Live. « aa ARE, Cisne 22 ay & Tho committeo of the Senate appointed to try the ira- 73, G7, i, 25, 67, 74, 34, WO, ov, 43, 24, tornsed arth tea. Detiriuun chment o F 400 oleate sos ie Srowalng wry “ Pe ae ere 69 oi Se tote peac! f Judge Humphreys, of Tonnesses, will | Big he yey aed enter immediately upon tho discharge of their duties. BECONNOISSANCE 10 OULPE?PER COURT HOUSE. Information has been received here that # cavalry r9- connoissance was recently made to Culpepper Court House, Seven prisoners on horseback wore captured as Wiimington, Delaware, or Govinstoa, Kentuocy. ed the noveral grtsice iaportad gad old by Royal Havana Lottery—Coniineted by | qin ne the Spant jovermme: t yee aati by TA) led oe Baukors, 16 Wali ctreat, N. ¥ FREESE, | cok Seen peat Showy pe, wee Tory. amet. oe should meet 6 6 ke ome © betded Wines aus Prizes Cashed i all Legatized Lotte- mand DAS thoy were endoavoring to escape, They have been sent ries, Tuformation given. wl OB! U Bares, Broker, We would recommend you to APPOM! someet tne rempema » ‘Koom bie apo dere tee ety, to Washington. Qur troops were favorably received by Ay Bal | Qealeet your ies ty Ly FP Braasi saad Wie, wuere the paw! ase tame Whoo om 6! far Melia! perpen Royal Havana mead ry, Conducted by | cane mn the Spa viah government, Prizes casted by TAYLOR 4 O0., oe coemnes to FOUTS O. Brprl ©, we PeMmtN yous inane, walneiess yat Pitts au. 1 theme * . on r J : The ring Iden—It ty wm Good One. at | JM CARN Mory. IR: Fond Soamere ae, 15000 Caltfornia 7’s.. 91 100 do. a. scbso 06x ix entertitoa! by @ good d many invellige at pes oat. * groon yw w = Saw lvephe, a0, bo be 3000 650 fudson iti" RR 41 | bio, living ai! tery readily appreciated. B00 4136 | Hat, and thie wnyiust the season We wour it, Gulu: fT Lewis a sie D135 Brondway. Af you do not al wady poasces mtt, by oallin P. Daw 129i Broatway. ment, No, 3," Broadway. ‘Mnox's Spring Hat is of rare dosent w . 5°, ” Ene ane. pry s ant appa 88 exeell:noe, and is sold af the low prite = four doll Dr. Kinne’s orn Afow ‘Truss—The Only Per= Wrauh steers the peopto, but only temporarily oceupted the town, THE CASE OF THE SHIP EMILIM ST, PIERRE. Minister Adams bas presented a claim to the British government for the restoration of the ship Emiliest. Plorre, the captain of which rose upon the prize crew and conveyod hor to Liverpool after hor capture by the United States fleot for violating the blockade. FRESENTATION TO THR SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, 10000 do. ae 2000M6'sitoH&SIRR 6215 400° rin 2000 Erie RE Ast mb 104 2000ErieRR4th mb 8934 8000 Hud Riv3dmb 86 £000 Harloms Ist b 10134 101% hin Soscreginans gerctreaa’ Ports “Ward Was tk: suk od 101 foot miner and baila ng Tress, chonp, clean, dufable and OLOLPHO WOLFR'S Figuons 4 IMPORTANT am Blenker, the advanced line of defences on the Virginia | 9909, 103 Pirates Les a {Prom the Mew York Adee) A axried. Bauiincxr—Sawrex.—A ‘0 Thursday, May 8, at Trinity ay “plate etvurch, in this city, By. bs Kev. Dr. Coit, of Trinity | Sell. The Toe aati Ca = te church’ Platteburg, Ne Fe, Bema to 7 Spas oat Lovmm, daughter of AN tain H. i Sawyer, United 1 Bak 1000 Goan Br bds. 95 3000 ico feb ty ee ee Micl wen 5 We side of the Potomac. Yesterday was quite a gala day, the occasion being the presentation of & most beautiful fag from the city of New York. In honor of the occa- sion the regiment paraded in ite full strength; ana the fing was prosented by Senator Pomorey, amid the clang | 5000 do. 92% Stasas Navy. om Lh hy ‘iquora way So Tocamasbes 5000 4 708_—AGNEW.—On- im day Ma; x of martial musi and the hearty cheers of an enthusiastic | fog9 "cio SP 30 ae pod Reg aman Wey Boyd oe bs ay De, Bed, Raphael, the eletraucd Protease os tase regimont. Impressive prayer and an address were | 3000Chi&NWsfb oa” $00 MOEN enti. a unclo, Mr. E. A. Evans, of Wiad'amsburg, Mr. Grote W. Pian tbe 3% Wore Sool dr ocomaioeg made by the Rey. Mr. Blake, late of General Fremont’s | 2900 Han&StJoRRbs 4055 | Baxatzow to Miss Catoemm Da UA Acxiw, beth of this Gye cord is snvtber ps city. Hivrpaot papers pleaserwony. Revd AcFou, Mir loaao Howes Wis Mann Prom, vs ae A-Fol ir. lgaao ww iY e- DENBURG, ‘all of this city. wr. wean wd Sanit RCA FION. HastERTON.—in Brdoklgm, yon Thursday, May | wints sud’ limon’ moti trae neat eats of pure 45% | 8, by tho Rov. Dr. Morgan; Ravo'U. Ma vou, of this ity, | medical profession a letter urging bim wo select reapeciabie og oe "Brookiym,on ‘Tha “sday, May 9, at | thelr posients for euch wines reasion sins oF over linwoee a icNaar.—In he ena ey im the Tafa av aiue Pesbytara chore by te Ko | Asi old ite GOR Sera, A e0. L. y lor, Peru Wott, to Maay LN, 1g! is + 6234 | terof Captain Baker NoNoar’ fordaeriy of B 28100, Mase | Meth, Carnocban and Bi. J. Raphael 62: o25 Boston papers ploase copy. BpOH nibie Many B: card i ee Places tor the aale of tir Nquors, estababed under th-s'euge Bevtion, may be sor; und fe on pees one, lendin, 1 doce to euprty pure b nore ) fe al parted ry on the city. ‘tel letuer rete TeooTaeWad adm OT Gover & Tite RR 1092 1000 Mil&PduChi m 943 6 Cley, Col&Cin RR 114. 1000 Cle&Tol af bds 92 50 Gal & Chicago RR Bh 1d 200 do... b30 staff, The Colonel, Gustay Wagner, invited the ladies who graced the scene, the field, staff and company com- manders to a dajeuner a la fouchetle, which was served up in an elegant style at the Colonel’s headquarters. Patriotic and telling speeches were made by the gallant Senator + from Kansas, by Colonel Wagnor, Adjutant Law- renee and Captain Hogg, in which the Gevernor, the city of New York, the Empire State, and the ever glorions Union were not forgotten. Under the command of Colonel Wagner this fina regiment fast approaches to k 106 ‘15 Bank of NewYork 100 10 Morchants' Bank 100 10 Bk of Commerce. 97 61 Metropolitan Bk. 103 100 do. 100 Fast River Bank. 90 162Mil & P du'ORR, Lumediately acted the ca! in the “Business World” S beparteoah “ot of ayer, nuzaber of the most promin: at deine have boew perfection, The officers and mon eagerly await the order @ Continental Bank 92 = a &PauC 2dpref a Died.- selectéc as ‘To show the esti; a Wn the Soe to‘'March.”” Another beautiful flag, the gift of Gover- - 4 | avaxs.—At Cormwall, Orange county, om Third calsy. bald the Laportations of iz. Welle, «8 apg SECOND BO. at #41000 Tr 73-10 pen 108%, 100 she Erie RR. boo 38% CIAL WINES AND LIQUORS. Be ae ay 6's... 526 i aerisces en 0 5255 7500 N Carolina 6’. 72 250 Cley & Toledo RR ix 1000 ae warloan 96 100 do. +b16 Gn bata“ Rivor con as nor Morgap, was brought to-day from Washington by Quartermoster Mead, which, we understand, it was the Governor's intention to present to this regiment in per- son, 7 (Tuesday) ovening. May ¢, cea oF of thes heart, Na- LANNE ADAMS, 1 ear of i is rolatives and friends are respeottullyPinvited to | enisrith”! samira ine DF Pr eke noche, Bape attend the funeral, from his lateresidenes, Cornwall, poe He bps anigeae B. J. iad W the colebrated Importer Caps Ppa pe aba eed i, ou Soventirday (Auturday) avery hig cciplimeat, which tal goaticnsan wil fay op: Buxou—the burial sorvices of Jous 0, Baraat will be | Procite, we have nowoubt. Aware of ihe universal 5000 964, Address of the Democracy to the People | 1000 oui Jot m 102 i ts had at Trinity chapel, Sweuty.ifth street, this (Mriday) | chop iv ditties tauding the procuth tm pure 5 of the United States. atternoon, at three o'clock. Friends andrélativesyarein- | such azinvalids require, the: Iooocter a aisi bd 92 pay vited to attend. relieve them from a uilkinmia ey Wasumaron, May 8, 1862. MichSosfbds. 923 70 Mich Ce Central RR. son Boora.—(n Tuesday evening, May -soarles placed, by appoint otnecartc, logated ty viTorent parts Messrs, Richardson, Knapp and Robinson, of Winols ; | 10000 American gold. 103° 400 IiCon RIReerip.- @2 | Wutsaw a, Boor, sf., only. surviving child. of ae nos hy RTH Fe wegen Robert R. audEmma L,’ Booth, aged 2 yer; T amdnthe | De codieaal nearittan the value of ie eu end 12 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family arerospectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of his parenis, No. 101 Ninth: street, this LEREaND afternoon, at three o'clock. Law and Voorhies, of Indiana ; Allan, Whito, Noble, Pen. dleton, Morris and Vallandigham, of Ohio ; Johnson and Ancona, of Pennsylvania, and Shiels, of Uregon, have issued an address to the democracy of the United States, setting forth party organization as @ positive good, and ir. Wolfe favorably, aud Le has prow complid wily the expressed desir” ‘ht of tinea nga can reference t@our column ef busitiess noulcss, We give thoeter to Mr. Welle, fc yo full. New York Cousver, IMPORTANT LETTER—THE DOCTORS AGKEB A? LAST. From the letter pubilches eer: i =i tesee tke —— t, Ma Tat 9- olologk, famous re dOCLOES essential to the preservation of public liberty. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. oe A d 86 years. “ oa our rf seiowa fel nao sinee, duly ho owe fey =, This, thoy say, 1s now a vital necessity, and they in- ‘Tavrspar, May 8—6 P. it. His usintanoes re respectfilly invited | £0 slow hs calebeated of Latter Tan} vite all men, without distinction of State, section or | Bneansrovrs.—Flour—Owing to increased receipts the Scsecah them ho toe sbattoncs th (oriday) an airec two Gir fa Preah sae Tor who sus et 1y, “who are for tho constitution as it is,and the | market was heavy and lower, and closed at a decline of | Canunaay.—On Thureday, lap 8, Tuomas, son of Sure pr gg Ram fe Fe bg Dra, Valent! fot ‘Tuo! Thomas and Mary Ann Carregan; of Kings county, Ire- po enone are. to attend the Taserat from his late residence, 4 9 street, on Saturday afternoon, at one 0’clock. Carro.—On Monday, May 6, of brain fever, J, Louw Union ag it was,” sp unite with them in the great work of preserving both upon terms of perfect equality. ‘This they agree is the great issue, about 10c. per barrel. At the falling off tho market was more active and the sales footed up about 14,000 bbis., qihia in the following range of prices:— Fequeat the grea:eet possible sign‘tieance, we ae Bape & ‘Bote that Mr. Wolfe bas aco" ‘rae snd our readers will find in SILER wine ia welive re caine Wars hee ee qoured. rede Of tavauice nave besw killed by Day. culr.—Part 1 (short cauges)— wared. Hamad: Sornemu Court—Cim , aged about 23 years, @ uative of Delaware: eae erated stuf so often sold tor medicinal pone) Nos. 2976, 4050, 4102, 4594, 4568, 4700, 6402, 5160, ‘Delaware papers please 9 SOFT fand to0 Rich Importunce cannot be atiacheio orm un 1067, 7006, 7177, 7216, 7248, 1s, Davis.—Ou Thursday, May 8, at his residence; 116-Easp } Teauested im the PEE eaten Tart, f300, fa08, mo, ts fost, ogi t12,, 14 har, aa, pi hos fr soap Bryn Geng gone 2 Bamons C. Davis, aged’S6 | The subscriber bee ted the following apothecarive years, 4 moni 8. ais ia New York baa brookisa, tor te ile 68 has Foor! 1040, 1058, Teese Yous” 1676, ‘eb. T67035. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to. BOPERD Wintis ave MigggeS gl attend the funeral on Saturday morning, at nine. relocke: enna ‘The rematns will te taken'to White Plainsfor fy g p, ! JOHN MBAKI ong on Thursay, May 6, Jou -Forpg in tho 76th 3k CODING Funeral sorvices will be held at the house of his ne- |; CASWELL, MaCK braced about 1,500 bbls., at the above prices. Rye flour ew, Charles A. Whitney, No. 188 Bleecker street, on |) 3-N. Ean ee was heavy and lower. with sales. of 50 bbls. Corn meal | Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock. His frienas'and | ?4DMAN & CO. was unchanged, while the sales embraced 450 bbls. at | thcae of the family are invited to attend‘without further our qnotations. Whee was heavy and fo tor ie in some oe NRY A. Faery eas eh of 1c, a2. The sales em- \ladelphia papers please oopy. NST! Mee ergy Brook Dy on oa Weinesday, May 7, Mrs. rat GILES... we bs UDOLPHO LYE, ey ove nga ieee Pet's 1773, er » 3049, —Nor. 81 Fos, i9ea, 1140, S104, 1862, 1604, 1806, 1000190, "I000, S018, 1004, 204, Ti. Part BeNow 1845, 234, |, 1881, 1901, 1908, 190, eit, 1918, 1918, 1917, 1921, 1923, 1946, 1027, Part 4.-Nos. 1968, 1970, 1072, 1074, 1916, ; 1978, 1980, 1082, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1994, 1906, lt meal, —Canada closed iS favor of buyers. fair amount: sales, which reached 1,600 bois. cl leaing within the iin the range of the above quotations. Southern the general dullness, and was also haves, rere sales em- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavuxspay, May ¢—6 P. M. Money continues very abundant on call at from 4a5 percent. At the former rate any house in good standing can supply its wants without diffi- culty. Gold was firmer again to-day, rising to 103, at which figure some $250,000 changed hands, and closing firm at that price. The foreign exchanges sympathized, of course, and the leading bankers asked 114 for sterling and 4.9734 for francs; but we do not hear of many transactions at these rates. braced only abous 11,000 bushels at $1 153¢ for a small 5 lot amber Iowa, $114 for red State spring, and | Exzanera Ganux, in the 72d year of h or ag: ed $133 a $135 for white pow. Corn was The relatives and friends are respectfully invited ‘to lower, with a fair demand the concession, | attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, with sales of about 60,000 ‘bushels’ 8 at 63c. a S4c. for | from her late residence, No. 52 Prospect stroet. Western mixed, in store, and at 50. a 56c. for do., de- Gapspen.. —On Saturday, April 19, on the battle bee of ltvered. Rye was , With sales ef 1,200 bushels of | Camdon, N.C., Adjutant tant’ CuaRums A. G, the State at 823¢c., delivered. Barley was nominal at 80c. a | Nioth regiment jew York State *Yolunte ern (amrkica® 85c. Barley malt was more active, ana prices firm, with | Zouavos ve) in the Slat year of his age. pales of 5, Dushels Canada at $1 10, less discount. a hee, atone, invited to-attend the fune- Onta wore in fair request. though some less buoyant, ot tery!) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the with sales of Canadian and Western at 40c. 42c., and of | National Armory. ‘The members of Howard Lodge, No. 35, will a ab the Armory of the Seventh regiment and accompany the remains t0 Greenwood. By order of the Master. W. 8. EATON, Seoretary. pe CASH BUYE! BLISS & WHEELOCK, 390 BROADWAY, Oller below mari market prices MERRIMACK, W. UTTA, AN AMOSKEAG, CHICKOPER, UNIO! Ino orn POPULAK PRINTS. ALSO DOMESTIC 0 AND COTTONADES. State at 42 4c. a 43. Famouts.—To Liverpool 28,000 bushels of corn, in Dulk, were engaged at 7: SS 000 o rere {a bulk, mee REE 64., of cotton at ir 460 boresbacon at 78.04, 40 bie, ALSO STAPLE DRESS Goons, oma + _epaamemaaae WHITE GooDs an AND NOTIONS. jamsow.—On Wednesday, Mi ft "linge: The principal feature of tho day is the deposit at | of tobacco at 278. 3a. and by neutral vessel 1,000 bbls. ease Rusa ra wife of Joh ames Many ‘iarssal the Sub-Treasury of some $50,000 in legal tender | flour at 2s. 64., and per steamer 200 boxes bacon at 5's. Tho friends of the family, also thove of her brother, Ga. and 100 boxes eliesse at. €as. 64. To London Dbis. flour were {at 29, Od., 160 boxes bacon were engaged at 25n.,and 70 hhds. tobacco at 27s. Gd. To fatwrerp 6.000 bushels wheat, im shine bege, at 9d., and isions at 27s. 6d. a 80s. A bark Joba Laden, aro a wo ae the funeral,on Satur- pede at ten o’ » from 126 Fourth street. will one at St. Joseph’s caurc! Sinthar svence, at half-paSt ten o’clook precisely. The r 300 packages prov! mains willbe interred in the famil; vault ab Calvars taken to load with 20,000 bushels of grain to Cork, J 7 orders,at 7s. 6d. per quarter. Moox.—On Thuraday, May 8, Sanam Moox, relict of Paovdsors.—Pork was less buoyant, without quotable | Thomas Moca, after lingering tiness, in the Tach your of her ago. Notice of the funeral will be given in Saturday's Moras 00 a eer, May 8, teers et ‘Cuanues McC. demand notes, for conversion into the twenty year stock, redeemable at the pleasure of the govern ment after five years. The stock market was comparatively inactive ¢o-day, and lower on nearly all the speculative list. Governments were firmer. The coupon 6’s of 1881 advanced to 10234 at the first board, with sales of over $200,000 at this price, but fell back to 102 at the afternoon itberal discount . mo BLiss a WHERLOUK, 3 mo ) Breedwag. ARES Es ee RANGE. = HEATER COMBINED ver thtroduced. Wholesale ‘and retail, Chas. Kans. }19 Bowery, opposite Bleecker street, New York. TOBACCO.—YELLOW teres “Bs 2 Geediats ie be Bank oo free from allige fF cealers, and sb tobacco ai Rclesele by B. GOODWIN & BROTH, 200°W ater treet Aes THIRD AVENUE, NEAB TWENTY-| oo age session. 7.30’s rose to 103% and one year certifi- A tirest, eee oe oe eee ig sano Cay a cates to 997%. Tennessees fell to 5834 and Mis- in poi a Slippers. £c.. aM prime fresh goods, at reduced ‘Wa. T. , Ago ‘At ADMIT FRINK’S GRSLIGHT REFLECTORS rpass: vara Peact for diapiaying goods \o advantage. residemve of pws hg ae West Thirty-third sereak, souris to 5234, while North Carolinas rose to72. lay evening, May 7, Wituam J, The decline in the railroad shares ranges from 34 alper cent. Hudson River was, however, an exception to the general movement, and, under a well distributed demand, rose steadily to 4134 at the second boasd, closing in demand at that price. inn aga iends of the famfy are respect- fully ‘avhedo d the funeral, this (Friday) after- noon, ve td ggg from his late Tesideuce, 335 West Fifteenth stroe ‘MoGan.—On * Wedneaday, May 7,.after a short but severe gy Patrick Mca, @ native of Corlea, county while the sales embraced about 1 packages at 8c. a 8 State butter was dullat me 17%¢., and Ohio at 12¢. # Ho. Cheese was steady at Tc. 83¢c. for State. No Ohio of mement was in market. IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, 40—D N iarmoe Par! re nd New, York Medical a Yiser uide.—, ition, ravealini acts obtained by anatomy ‘and experiments’ in the Froaae On comparing to-day's closing prices with those of ae Ptrestly Wie esa the -chregpenencnctnee of Tyrone. ny the Lord sencapneaita sale and and ing ncaa ne iretuding cat trensioe upon Se SE . yesterday, we notice decline of % per cent in | fesse the importation of materials, 3 thorou Bracucat | the, tr ‘acquaintances of the family are re- Brera Ujeigeniae sip tent yh for Bh Pacific Mail, of % in New York Central, of 4 in Knpeinice of tna manufactarn Branch, qaatle BOER: sents “vied to attend te funeral, this (Friday) | Tou pS eer Erie common and preferred, of 74 in Michigan | of mere vender in Broadway for $4. ESEENSCHEID, | s¢pnew, James Donley, corner of atlantis and Gariton NEW ERA IN SEWING MACHINES. TUB. G any avenues, Brooklyn. His remains will be taken to St. ’e church, tine there will be asolema bigh mass, and ‘thence to Cal vente Sonne oa @ and Boston papers ee aie iNwis.—OD Tharwday, April 8, ‘@ lingering ill- Southern and 134 in guaranteed, of 4% in Reading: of % in Michigan Central, of % in Panama, of % in IMlinois Central, of % in Galena, of % in Tole. Live Ge: Renton peg) pone be eae ne pe sa and Soft SEITE, seyoud comparison, Found only at 216 Broadw jank and rail oe ae eT NS IE with equal facility fine cotton y linen Neh g incenger regret oe David's Spring Style of ef Gentlemen's Fooly Evszauera MoGixis, @ native. of Ireland, aged 74 fp advance vipon all the eg road bonds were fairly active, at a decline in some nine Dexne stress. tle ines betore in use, and is escriptions and an advance in others. ese a rpms 7SThe friends of the family are respectfully invited to ate | the low price of DOLLARS, it can be seen, leacriptions : tend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Richard 7 Straw Goods—For Misses, Boys and In- fania All the new and desirable. spring styles, now ready, at BANTA'S, Canal atrest, corner of Wooster, Ladies’ n ng style); Balmorals cor gig for sprain talases’ and boys? nosis and pad Shoes, alle The market closed dull at about the following uotatio! United States 6's, registered, 1881, TIX 8 a %; do. 6's, conpon, 1881, 101% a 102, do. 5%, 1874, 93 @ 94; Tennessee 6's, 58>4 @ 4; Virginia 6's, 68 a 59; North Carolina 6’s, 7134 a 72; Missouri 6's, 52 a 4; Pacific Mail, 117?4a % New York Central, 8834 a %; Erie, 38% a do. preferred, 65% 66; Hudson River, 4194 a 42; Harlem, 14% o 7%; do. preferred, 3614 a 34; MeGinnia, No. 14 Downing street, on Saturday afternoon, at two ‘o'clock. McNauty.—On pAb Pr May 1) of croup, Lawis F, MONALty, aged Sed RO gees attend. the 8 ‘rnoon 4 Si atte PERE threw o'elock, trom the reaidetee of his father, John Se i i Hi Willoughby street Brooklyn, witbout At Jeffers’, 573 Broadway. Gentlemen's | further in Shoe greas variety. U'Dononv®.—In Brooklyn, E. D.,on Wednesday even- Oe ere epee tog, May 7, Jonx, son of ens and Margaret G. O'Dono- Tnvnt Mite felatives aud trienda of the,fachily are respectfully em wn tel relleye id aa “vared a ee Sight, hearing, taite, smell and momery are improved by its use. ‘a BROADWAY—WRDDING CARD? AND NovR r, in elegant styles, at JAS. EVERDELL 8, esta itshed =< corner of Duane street. 8 BOTTLED, ‘ALES—LANDING KX, Bese Leona. crtORN Dt JAN & SONS, Union square om@ Fourteenth street QPEICHES, AND CANES FOR THE NBLLION, AT INE, McCauley, Broker in Money, Removed, ea Ee re ed eee Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 24% a The Show Next Week at Barnum’s afternoon, at two o’cloer. ORNS, BUNIONG, INVERTED Bails, B LARGED %; do. guaranteed, 4834 @ 74; Panama, 129 a 3; | wii te the air of the season. See advertisement, ing, May 7, Joux Tomas C' nouns oe in ont Beech ti AGHARIE. Surgeon Illinois Central, 62 a 62; Galena ond Chicago, 71% @ 34; Cleveland and Toledo, 45% a %; Chi- cago and Rock Island, 62), a %; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 65 2 69; Milwaukee and Prai- rie du Chien, 28% a 29; Cleveland, Columbus and am aged 19 mouths, the eldest aen cf wt years y ma of 7 208 Ryd t aces FLAGS! |_WHOLE yh N, ", 0 Cojar siceet, At Jeffers’, 573 Broadway, Ladion?Con- IN AND SHOES —8. CA, Cincinnati, 113% @ 114; Mlindis Central bonds, ge" 82; Beluorsla 0 hi eTEns, 8 $1 snetemcens | * Gl saa ee cktg Ty: mH 9%. ende's Chocolate, 645 Brondw ott ing | WEB, son of Emeline Buskinest Kinds and Gait nt Low The business Treasury was ‘a8 beverage: ‘Fhe funeral) will take pinen from the residence of his | ther Boots, P eo ford Ties and genlemea, be Settrater to ment f Bar Foe nvalicn and cldye ‘a well yell kneray Teens rpothor, 96 Pike street, this (Fray) afternoea, at two her Bosia Pompe Ca roedway. «Mgr and 04 aaa OT repent thef eur mortaclebreled paysicaaa Gurr LRrt OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED, At Herring’s Patent Champion, Fire and a Conroy, 48 , 44 Centre street. puecll cage ore ack pus soais ash Weabingson Wile mocalag beoughh $2,440,000 new United States notes, of which $900,000 are in 100’s, $400,000 in 50’s, $320,000 in 20's, $320,000 in 10's, and $300,000 in 5’s. Atthe annual meeting of the New York Bank Note Company the following gentlemen were elect. ed trustees, to serve for the ensuing year:—Messrs. Tracy R. Edson, ©. Toppan, 8. H. Carpenter, N. Wright, G. W. Hatch, B. J. Danforth, R. Draper, F.W,. Bamonds and H. Perkins. The = aioatiby ¢| Be Secretary. Holders of certificates issned by Mr. John Fe: fon, calling for the second mortgage bonds of ‘Due totiee of the funeral will be age ayer Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, red : fara tna edness mother, Hartford, Ver- der the plan of reorganization, are requested to 4 mont, Saeee i illness, Tax0- Iaave them at the oflce of Messrs. Winslow, Lanier | iti omr | peek miata | FE & Co. on Taesday next, the 13th, and in a few Saeerany to @ better world, days thereafter the bonds will be ready for dati. ager = Getvago papers pense copy ‘se 0, cay Ove e very. Plexion and SEP a arvewhcne sad 0 450 Breaderey eek ten i -- Spin dine Oristadoro's Hate Dye, Preservative ana nt he bes worl stele end fetal, and the Saefeives ai'Rove'ane ss House. rs jonds and relatives are respectfully invited to suient the funeral without further motice, from the re- sidones of har parents, 282 Wort Forty-four.b estreo:, om This morning a man presented at the ofine of Thompson & Brothers seven one hundred dollar Alloy Younty Bi 1 | dye privately irday morning, at ten o'clock. :, v BY A YOUNG GOthit. 4 notes of the Alleghany C y Bank of Wittsburg, | oe. - ‘Miureday, May 8,08 two P.M, Rowen WASTEDAA s1t6. mn curries Uuer which wore at once pronounced counterfeits, The | Hotloway'’s Ointment wat Alte with | wranne, aged sT youre. io ewig penorre A | pasty wow deanined and given in clyurge of dotee | i see eT dae an bala caging? MONO MEME | UThe rover will take plage on Saturday afvernoen, at Far ds Whywe Ra