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i Great Commotion Among the Pious and Honest Lawyers of New York—A Black Sheep Discovered—Purity of the New York Bar in Danger—Oh! Oh! Oh! MR, EDWIN JAMES AND HIS ADMISSION TO THE BAR OF NEW YORK. No. 293 Broanway, New Yous, Feb. 15, 1802. ‘To the candor and impartially of my brethren of the bar, and to the feeling of the American poople—proy: Dially intolorant of persecution—I submit without com- ment the following correspondence, 1 beg ouly atten- tion to the dates of the ovents as they occurred, the ‘in- exorable logic”’ of which will lead them to a just covclu- sion more irresistibly than any arguments I could ad- Guce. In May and June, 1861, the proceediags alluded to oc” curred in England, In July and August, 1861, they were publicly known and commented on in the Auglish legal journa's. Apgust. 1801, they were known here, (See Mr. Ed mond’s letter of February 14.) In August, 1801, Larrived ig this my adopted country, and paragraphs appeared in the leading journals that I bee seek admission to practice at the bar of New York. On the Sthof November, 1861, 1 was admitted by the Supreme On the 23d of November, 1861, I took the, necessary oath, and subscribed the Counsellors’ roll. On the 26th day of February, 1862, 1 was admitted in the United States Circuit Court. in February, 1862, the foliowing correspondence with the honorable and high minded gentleman who moved my admission took place. in January and February, 1862, portion of the legal press in England attacked and defamed me for tho senti- ments | expressed upon the conduct of England towards this country upon the “Trent” question. Since January and February, the kindness of a few frionda to me, a stranger amiongst them, has afforded me the opporwunity of commencing my professional career; and On the 13: May, 1862,a gentleman, without notice to meof any such intention, submitted to the Court pa; es atiocting my eharacter and my position at the Bar, the contents and purport of which I am up to this moment kopt in ignorance. EDWIN JAMES. CORRESPONDENCE. LETTER FROM MR. EDMONDS TO MR. EDWIN JAMES, No. 71 Inving Prace, Feb. 14, 1862. Sin—I was waited upon yesterday by @ member of our bar, whocalled my attention to the London Jurist f July 27, August 17 and November 23 last me that upon those publications it was intended tom: the Court to revoke your license, and I was thus notified, Because the document on which I bad moved for your admission, your patent, namely, as Queen's Counsel, was an invalid iustrument, at tho time I had presented it to the Court as valid. I know not how this may be, nor how far the proceod- ings referred to in tlose publications annulled your patent; and ail that I can do is simply to say to the Court that I was nol aware of those iyeesoatag an fo allord you the opportunity of you may desire. I remain, Epwin James, Esq. eb. 14, receizt« ae letter this morning, in which you state “ihit you were waited upon yesterday bya member of your bar, who cal your attention to the London Jurist for July 27, August 17 and November 23 last, and apprisod you that upon those Publications it was intended to move the Court to revoke my license because tho document ou which you bad moved for my admission—namely, my patent as Queen's Counsel—was an invalid instrument af the time I prasent- edit.” In the first place I beg of you, as an act of justicoto myself, to furnish me without delay with the name ot tho individual who thus waited uyon you. Your own feelings as a gentleman will prompt you to do this, and will not, I believe, induce you to extend any she.ter to anonymous: slander. Tam eutitied to demand this of you, that the individual, whoaver he may be, may be responsible to me for any statement he has made, or any conrse of ac. tion be may think proper to adopt. 4s you did me the honor to propose me as a member of the New York bar, you areentitied to an explanation of tho facts to which your letter alludes. On the 5th of November last I placed in your bands my patent as Quean’s Couvsel, which was granted me by the Lord Chancellor; that patent was in force, was then valid, is valid now, and bas never been either canc:tied or revoked. Before my application to become a member of the New York bar—viz., about tha3d of Septembar jJast—I addressed a letter irom this country to the Lord Chancellor of England, who has the sole power, as the pan oye of the Queen, to revoke or cance! »} patents, and requested his lordship, in the ntof any seplication being made to him upon the subject, to allow the opportunity of being heard by my friends in England, during my absence, against any such pro- » and stativg that I appealed to him against = relentiers persecution prompted by political jealousy ional rivalry to which I had been subj-cted; requested my friends to call upon the Lord Chan: came with this letier. They didso. And ia November last [ received a letter from his lordship's secretary, written by authority of his lordship, stating that no ap: plication had been made by any person for the revoca- cation or cancellation of my ;atent, aud that I should be heard upon the subject before his lordship would grant any such application. I wrote aguia to England in the latter part ef November, to inquire whether avy stups had been takenor any application made to the Lord Chan- collor upon the same subject. I rece'ved a reply, stating that no appliontion of any kine had been made, nor was it probable that there would be. ‘The publications of the Loudon Jwrist for July 27, An- = 17 and November 23, to which your letter refers, I We Hot seen, nor do I care to see them. It is very pro- bable they contain attacks upon ine during my absence, prompted by the,same motives which have induced many of the same character; but your own sopse «f what is due to candor and fair dealing would, I should Ihave theaght, have :nduced you to pay Ii. tle’ attention to stat-menis made as far back as July and August iast. The Su Court of this State did me the honor toadmit meas a member of the bar on your motion, ou the Sth of November last. It was then inti- mated to me that-gome individuals. whose names | coult wever ascertain, expressed an intention to enter some protest against my admission. Under the advice of friends hee whom | consulted, 1 waited for a period of three weeks before I took the oath and signed the roll of counsellors, and thus completed my right to practice. As I could never ascertain the name of any person who bad given this intimaiion, I could only adopt the course which I did, namely—by suggesting, through a friend, that I was prepared to meet any,such opposition, and deal with every such protest, should any be made: and we to complete my right to admission with this ect. I beg that you will read this letter to the Court if the subject of my admission be aliuded to, and I hold myself at liberty to give it any publicity which my friends may advise or my professional intereais may require. Lam, sir, yours obediently, EDWIN JAMES. dod. W. Epmoxps, Esq. Frupay Evaxine, Feb. 14, 1862. Dear Sm—Yours of to-day has just reached me, at a moment when Iam particularly engaged. 1 beg you, therefore, to allow me vo defer until morning an answer to it. Respectfully, &e., J. W. BbMONDS, Epwiy James, Esq. Mowpay, Feb: 17, 1862. Dear Sim—Your note cf the 14th was perfectiy satis- factory to me, and showed me how much my anxi-ty on the subject bad arisen from my ignorance of the oe jations iu the English courts for adtmisejon to the bar. suspect I share that ignorance with others of Senter, und perhaps with some op the beuch. I wifl avail myself of your permission to make what use I please of your letier, and lay i# before the Judges, wheo [have no doubt i: will be as satisiactory to ihe Judges as it was to me. I have conveyed to you an erroneous iy ay sion of the communication made to me, lias given rise io any thought of pe It was simply information to me, ‘admission, that it liceuse, on acgount of the p’ ceed. in the Jurist, ‘On reading that publication I ean a thing incon- sistent with eptire satisfaction from your staiement. uses For there is in that paper no relation * the hich led to the action of disbarring you; but simply stutoment of the fact, @ complaint that the reasons were not given; and that our Court should admit, without in quiring into the causes whieh led to theaetion in London. In alithat, with the fats stated in your note, I wee nothing to Warrant the motion of which I was informed, aod | shail take oovnsion to say 80 in communivating your ett y 1 hope, under the circumstances, you will not press upon me Your right to (he name of my informant, that you will pardon my delay in answering your 0 has been iilied to ovordowing sinee The ing on our wounded soldiers agresably surprised by a visit from the female pupils of Ward School No. 45, to the number of forty or fifty. These beautiful end interesting children, varying in age frorf five to tea years, had come on a mission of love and beuey of joy from many a stout heart. Hearing from their day with the nocessity of preparing for my duty to-day, Respectfully you J. W. EDMONDS. owt James, Es). Tue Ui.akexvon Horst, eb. 18—Eleven o'clock. Dear Sm—I bave just received your letter of yester- day's date in which you in.orm me that my ex, is deemed satisfactory It is needless wo discuss the effect which the publica tions you have referred to may have had # who did me ar, as honora- ble and impartial men, would have paid no attention to pare statemenis in periodical poblivationt it wore necessary, I might refer you to publications of equal weight and iniluence, in which the manner ju which I have been treated in "England is described “as without parallel since the days of the inquisition.” With much rejuctence | comply with your req: to press my right to the name of your jusormant. One consideration alone induces mo to forbear, which ts the convietion that you will, without delay, remove any impression derogatory to my honor which ¢ anonymous member of the ber may, in this \ustance, with impunity, have crea upon the minds of the learned arued Judges or of any other person. ight to give publicly we tie correspondance, tam, f publicity correspondence. I am, raeoaeriy9or, EDWIN JAMES. * ‘not New Yong, a, Cage a M. Dear Sm—I have availed myself of tue first momont Of my release from court to write a jouer to the Judges on the of your admission, and, before | send it, I wieh to submit it to your perusal. iene oo for this evening, which will ‘ocoupy ‘clock at least, If will call round at my house at that hour, or call at miy office ip the course of to-morrow forenoon, | can show you the paper, Yours, ke. dW. . own James, Faq. © rey * New Yorx, Feb 20, 186: Daan Sit thank you for your note of inst ey stg 10 is better for obvious reasons that | should not in any way interfere with the communication you may think it Fight to make to the Judges. You will probably (unis me with a copy of it when made. You will, tam sure, see the necessity of making that con Ay ithout delay, Yours, obwdient W. Bomomue, Esq. ROWIN JAMES New Your, 22, 1862. Dear Sin—t! enclose & copy of a lotter art he — ti to the Judges of the Supreme Court. In anawor to your note I havo to say that, #0 far Crom objecting to the publication of our correspondence, I think such publication is due alike to the Judges and our. 3. Respectfully, yours, J. W. LXMONDS, AMES, Faq. LITER YROM Ak, EDMONDS TO THE JUDGES, New Yors, Feb 20, 0! Hon, Tuowas W, Carne, Justice Supreu Sim—Whea, at the genoral term at ed, Lmoved for the admission of Mr, ld the English bar, 1 was entirely ignorant of any procee ings in Leadon affecting bis poeition there, and Ima the motion on the strength of iis pateut as Quoea counsel, which I produc A fow di intention to move tho Court to revoke Br. Jaine and referred me to the London Jurist of July, A emnber last, where would be foud proc codings cal cu'ated to show that the papers on wh od made the motion, a3 valid documents, were, in Lact, jnwali ‘The publications im Londoa ia Jtly ‘and Angust, to which I was referred, were made at 4 time when Lwas in tho country, and had not come under my obsorvat and that of November bad reached us after my motion was made. Rut coming now to my knowledge, and with an ap- Pourance that my action lad been for on invalid payers, my duty to the Court to eorrect the error, into wuich it seemed as if I had lud them, was very apparent. Betore, however, — the step which duty seemed it right to apprise Mr. James of the movement. Laccordingly wrote him, and re- colwed a rep.y, a copy of which I beg leave herewith to to require of me, 1 dvem« eal to you. From this reply, it appears that I was mistaken in the idea of tne inv aldity of the document on which my mi tion was founded, that Mr. James’ patent a3 Qucen’s~ Counsel ts still in ee: and that, by virtue of it, ho isstilla membor of the English Bar. And I can, there- s9@ no cause for any action om thy Dart to ‘correst for the error into which I Caisely i had fallea. Jam not sullicient pose with the iatersal re- gulstions of the bar to know what is the effect of + dlisbarring’-a practitioner by any of the Inns of Court, L know not of that was the basis on which [ made my motivn, T do not foe, in the publications in the Junst, anything to disturb that position. Nor do Tanywhoere find the statement of any ground for “disbarring’’ Mr, James. ‘The Juris complains that it bas not beon'given to the public, and I cannot feel that mere rumor, or loose newspaper ayerments, are euough to warrant tue in beliaving that Mr. James’ is uaworthy ation with us. seems to mo, therefore, that my whole duty ix per- formed when [ make this explanation, and traismit to you the vanying lettor, Respecttully , your obadi- teawe Yous Dear Sir--I have recoived your note, enclosi ation you have addressed. to 0: preme Court. that am act of cou self to me—and for whic ir first communication to me was quite unde- served. Faithfully yours. EDWIN JAMES. CORKE-FONDENCE WITH ME. vi No. 45 Excnance Prace, May 9, ‘Sin—The Law fustitute of New York have ar pointed a committee to inquire into the mattor of your admission sires as may be proper in retarenco to it From the Law Magazine, of Loudon, they find it repre- sented that at the time of your application to the Su- preime Court, in November last, for a‘lmission, under the extetided to members of the bar of kngluird, you hud buen disbarred on the grouna of impropor conduct, and that the Court were left in ignorance ot that act. Wo beg your attention tothe Law Magazine anid Law vie London, for February last, a8 containing r3 under your hand bearing ou this matter, Len pag s 278, 280, 235, and request to be in: lotters of such purport were siened by you. eto vou that you should beapprised of these pro- and we shall be glad to receive any letter from subject, if youthiuk propor to w.ite oue be- ction, wliich wa propose determining on by Tuesday next. Tcnclosea copy of the appoiatment. Ou behalf of the committee, DAMIBL LOR. Epwin J\aes, F3q, ‘op. At the regular annual meeting of the Now York Law Institute, held at the Library room, No. 41 Chamber« Street, in the city of New York, May 5, 1862, the follow- ing resolution was, on motion, unanimousiy adopted :— Resolved, That a committee of tive members of this Institute be appointed by the President thoreof to inquire into the matter of the admission of Edwin James, Esq, to.the bar of thig State, with power to take sucl wt sures as Uney may deem proper thereon. A true copy from the minutes. D. R. JAQUES, Secretary pro tem. Ido hereby appcint the following members of ‘the bar a committee, under the aboye ordef:—Daniel Lord, Mur- ‘ay Hoffman, W.C. Noy Charles Edwards, Henry A. Gram. "SOHN ANTHON, Presidont Law institu. MR. EDWIN JAMES TO MR. DANIEL LORD. No. 293 Broapway, New York, May 12, 1862. Sm—tI have received your letter informing mo that the Law Institute of New York have appointed a com- mittee to inquire ‘into the matior of my admission to practice in the Supreme Court,”” aud enclising the copy ot a resolution, and ppointment of such @ committee. Your letter also informs me that a legal publication in England ropreseuts that,at the time of m:; ation: for admission to the Supreme Court of New ¥¢ had been disbarred on the ground of improper conduct.” 1 deny emphatically that I have ever been guilty of im- proper conduct, and I deny that I was legally disbarred. An irresp nsible and inquisitorial tribunal, self-con- stituted, composed of professional rivals and Political enemies, fn violation of every principle of Fuglish jus- tice, empivyéd thomselves in the secret investigation of private and confidential pecuniary relations betweoa a noble lord and mys®f, who, a8 well as his advisers, had declined to make any'comptnin§ against me, and, in my absence, retused to hear those to whom1 entrusted my interests; and, by a majority, passed some reseiution, as impotent a3 it was . At the time of my applicati jon to the Supreme Cou to practics Iwas a Queen's coun- sel of the bar of England, and Lam so now. The comaiittoe whom you represeat may adopt, if they think er, the statements ia malicious and defama- tory articles, written by ® personal enemy, ropiete with the perversion and suppression of every explanatory circumstance, and published nearly tweive months alter every fac was . sorern & known, from motives which are known and appreciated here; aad they may take any ac- tion they may think becoming upon such grounds; but I, Sir, shall be prepared, whenever necessary, before a conrt’ of honorable and ’bighminded judges—impartial, and responsible to public opinion—to vindicate my con: duct, and every part of it, in ‘the matter of my applica- tion for admission to practice im the Supreme Court of New York.” To that tribunal, and to the generosity of the majority of the bar with whom I am now associated, I shall appeal, no longer to tolerate the vindictive porse- cution to which I have been subjected, and by their ar- bitrament aleue willl be tound. Tamm, sit, sir, y yours ol abe. jontly , To Daxis. Lonp, Esq. Interesting and Affecting Incident—Ja- venile and Benevolent Offering. Yesterday morning the benevolent ladies now attend it the Park Barracks were nce, Which, when it became koown, drew tears jenda and tutors of the sufferings of the brave soldiers who have been wounded tn battle for their country, their young hearts were moved with tenderness and gratitude, and witha united resolution they determined to give a practical proof of their genuine sympathy. It is really astonishing how much young om sue, tu titude was displayed by these After deciding on the best course to pur- about raising funds from their parents for the purchase of sweetmoats, preserves and all theme little delicacies always 80 acceptable to the vick chamber. They were cegs{ul in their loving appes gentle youmg taxgatherers in'to noble and generous a cause’ Each little girl, having obtained funds enough, soon provided herself with a goodly wicker basket. into which s&@ crammed a variety of Inscious and gutritious delicacies. ‘The expedition being ready, yesterday morn- ing the gleesome littie army of sweet-faced girls mus- tered early and embarked in the Fighth avenue stages, which were ;eady to take them to their destination. Ou fait oy as the lark Barracks they were warmiy recety- ed by the ladies, and some of the wounded soldiers, now hobblivg about on their crutctes, were deeply affected at this mark of affection for them displayed by the warm- hearted little girls. Those of the wounded who were too ill to stiy were informed of it and expressed the pleasure they felt at so prec’ isit In the evening the boys of the same school made a similar visitto the hospital, bringing a variety of pre- sents for the wounded soldiers. The whole occurrence reflects the highest credit on the parents and guardians of these children, as woll ag on the teachers of the school from which they came, In connection with this subj ed by the ladios of the hospi bandas twe have been cre. to accumulate any tore, lest some should be spoiled. But the wounded svidiers ai elothing ,coutributions of wh: will gladly receive. u ‘The o Land or texture will be of little dlferéneo 40 as (he garments are clean aud ceo Those who are desi- le example of the young excellent rous of imitating the charit boys and girls Ward Sehool No. 45 may find an opporvuaity by sending some under or outside clothing for their we 4 and gallant countrymen. The ladies are also very much in want of walking canes for those solders who are mail We are alno desired to ‘state, for the informasi Denevolent and patriotic, that Mrs. Williamson ane the choice of gh fine Weuquets at Ball, Black & Co, roceeds 10 be given vo the sick ead woundes at te Home. Obitaary. jdier's Hon. Caantes Jango Invensor. died in Philadelphia on in the eightieth qa of his age. He was ame to 1815, and from 1841 to 1847. In 1915 he was appointed United States District ja, Ne was an able constitu the 14th ins ber of Congress (rom 181. Attorney for Pennsy! tional hte and a tno scholar ed thirty-one Yoa foot of Jay street, and was instantly kil Cherry strcet, ago Me. Charles ‘Tracy informed mo of an license, privileges he tay be deprived by their action. It is enough for me alcee that, when I made the motion for the admission of Mr. James, he had, in fact, what [ then supposed be had,a vatid patent, recognizing him asa memb-r of tho English bar, and y and kindness, I sitalaplways jeo—should have cecasioned you any trouble ionea, | cannot but think ths tone aud man- ty of currency, few days. ing May 1 wore, Deduct dividend. they hi ich peeserves and delicacies of every rr da as they have any need for at present, and they do not desire ly im need of under 0 Clomonts, a fell from the Guy Mannering yesterday, at the it. Coroner an inquest upou the body. Deceased resided NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1862, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuonspar, May 15—6 P.M. Breapstures.—Flour—~Tho market was stoady, and, in the main, firm, ou the basis of yoaterday's quotations, ‘The bigher class of brauds were irregular, but in good request. The sales embraced about 15,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices;— Superfine State, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tuursvay, May 16—6 P.M. The banks hoid over $120,000,000 of deposita, and are very busy trying to lend money at three The amount offered to the leading stock houses at these rates far exceeds and four per cent, their wants, Exchange on Europe gs very dull; bankers ask 113% a 114. Gold is better—103%4. are a good deal embarrassed about their deliveries. Stocks were moderately active to-day, and prices were generally 9 frac ments were steady and in fair demand. State stocks were better; North Carolinas rose % and Teunessees %. Among the railroad shares, the most active, and apparently the most popular with outsidere, are Erie, Toledo, Hudson, Galena, Rock Island, Ilinois Central, &c., all of which advanced The Michigan shares are less active; guaranteed, however, rose 14% per cent this afternoon. Central fluctuates in the At its present price the in- terest account of buyers on contract is so heavy that the public prefer lighter stocks at lower prices, such as Erie, Toledo and Hudson. ~The last named stock looked very strong this evening. During the months of March and April the Hudson River Rail- road earned $200,000 more than in the correspond. ing months of last year. The-stock sold at 60 when the business of the road was not as large as it is, and there waa no paper money inflation. We ex- pect in a few days to be able to publish some fuar- ther figures about the Toledo, which, as we under- stand, will go to prove that it has permanently re- sumed its place among dividend paying securities, and that a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent will hereafter be punctually declared and paid—unless the general’business of the country should become Illinois Central was + per cent to-day, neighborhood of 89. much less than in active demand rently on the strength of the probable opening of the Mississippi to trade. market was steady, the following being the last Jnited States 6's, registered, 1881, 851, 104°, a 1043, quotations: 1045, a 10474; do, 6's, coupon, do. 5's, 1874, 95 a 9514; Indiana 5's, 8085; Tennes- 50% a 5.4; Virginia 6's, —a 59; North Ca- 1: Missouri 6's, 52%{ a 52 Mail, 109% a 110, ex div.; New York Central, 8924 a 89%; Erie, 3 see 6 rolina 6's, 73 a 74; 66", @ 66% Ma 1434 72 a 724; Arrangements ae been made for the eae ate extension of the Chicago and Northwestern road from Appletown to Green Bay, a distance of twenty-five miles. The road will be open to that point in August next. Thia willopen an important lake port for the rich wheat country drained by the Northwestern road, and make it the shortest and best route to Lake Superior. large addition to the business of the entire linc, as soon as the rails reach Green Bay, has of late caused a brisk demand for all classes of the bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern road; and the managers confidently believe that the first mort- gages will be piaced upon a permanent interest paying basis by the completion of the enterprise. We have obtained trom a director of the Pacific Mail Company a few of the figures which were laid before the meeting on Tuesday, and on which the 5 per cont dividend waa deelared. The total net ®arnings of the company for the three months end- say 13 por cent. or 6 per cent. Addod to surplua.... But besides this the government owes the com- pany $220,500 for the charter of the Baltic and Atlantic up to Ist May. This money is to be paid without delay, and the company's cash surplus will thus be increased, during the quarter cnding May 1, by no less a sum than $550,293—nearly 14 per cent on the capital stock. It was upon the strength of these figures that some of the directors wanted an extra dividend declared. By reference to an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that Messrs. C. A. Meigs & Gon are paying the highest rates for California State coupons. The New York and New Haven Railroad Com- pany have declared a semi-annual dividend of three dollars per share, payable on the 20th inst.;* the Mercantile Marine Insurance Company, of Boston, a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable on demand. Stock abe a) 'e A 92 12000 Mca pelmafcb 105 6000 111 Cen RE bds. 6000 Chi & N Wi m. 1000 Mich So 2d m,, 11000 do eee Mich So's baa 3000 Chie ‘é Nwaita 1000 een eke 1000 Tel hy binth 65 hae nici m 1006 5000 N Oar 6's. 4000 1) 4090 Chi & 2000 Tol & Wab ait 1000 N la ist m. 2000 Amoriean gold 193% 50000 dy 880 102% st, ianuo lotiars of credh Le i to waroilers, available {n all the worid turou, hild, of Paris, Luu Rothschild, yjoronged and dlacharged Prize Money, Bouuty 5 * JON B. MUBRAY, Army and Bas y Banker, $445 0 45) yg ey 89 Nasaau sireot, Now } York, op Superfine Weete: OY Common t@ choice extra Western Bou PROgURING PRNGLON 0) BOUNTY, rar AND fein MoNRY. TLETON, Gi) Mt bite rout ay, first floor. to the Hoa.’ George Oj jeneral Charies W. San, Isaac Seymour, Presiient rhs. be el Oharios Jenkins, President Eat i G. . refer, by p Ks, Mayor of the ert Good to choice famiiy do: Fret division N. Prreee Gorn meal, Jersey qnd Brandywine. —Canadian flour was steady and ia fair demand, sales of 1,200 bbls,, closing within the above figures. Southern flour was quiot and rather heavy, while the aales embraced about 800 bbis. within the above range of prices, Rye flour was in fair domand bi the above quolatious, nd aud tirm at the abov vasior but active, aud the sales footed up about 80,000 a 90,000 bushels, at $1 09 for Northwestern club, $1 05 a $1 08 for Chicago apring, $112 a $) cla and $1 23 for amber Michigan. Corn was firm and 0 derate demand and prices rather firmer, with salos ofthbout 50,000 bushois of Western mixed at 2c. 4 53c., Ryo was quiet at 80c. a 8lc. asked. Barley and barley malt were quict and nomiual. Vals were lower, whilo sales were making at 880. a 40c. for Western and ‘Canada, and at 41c. a 413¢c, for State. Covruu,—Tho gales. cinbraced 1,070 bags of 3 antos ‘at p.t., and 900 bugs do. were auld by auction within the e firm, with rather more offering. 000 bushela of -wheat were en- gaged 044d. in bulk; sees 12,000 bushels of corn av Sid, tn’ buik, and 200 bbis. bacon was at 30s.) aud lard at 823. 6d. bushels of wheat were tobacco at 368,, 100 bl bhds. tobacco were et ion higher. Govern- Lis ON LONDON, Py camp AMSTERDAM, HAM- Frankiort, Brom . 39 xchange &ec,, bought aad sold by WANTED—DUR pald by G. a, MEIGS ALIFORNIA STATE COUPONS J3m2, | Toe lughest price , with sales of Corn meal was in prices. What was PARTMENT OF F FINANCE, COMPTROLLER'S OF. 1, 1502 “Notice for redeniplion of property nent, for opening, widening and e tending streets and avens ereby fren to the owners, oceuy terested tuureln, that hs data ment of property sold tu Docember, ‘L r lor opening, widening ar ‘Thirty-cig! 418 for Milwartkee ‘ork AB RS eh ns on yan Fridays of cach week, describing th the prope athe time when Sho same must ho red ‘wil be issued tn H. KINEGSLAND, Cl or ve of Arrears, 'ANTED TO PURCHASE 525,000; must bo first class; or Toned ontresl eetate, Principals pleases Investment, Herald ollice, 4 CROBIR AND, ‘WILWAUKEER RAILROAD LAND ot assented, will be pus’ Sacetiineeae na the, LS of tin month, after which time to only nominal dividead from the CHARLES ALLARDICE, 33 Wall street. gees OF rd PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM- 1362. —N, joard of Directory have this aay de- bared atiicitend of five (6) per cont out of the net earaii of the last thres months, payable at the pany, on Friday, 23d instant. e 13th Auatint, and reo iu store and delivered, XIBTING MORTGAGE. apgo of 190, @ 21446, ge epee To Liverpool atput they will be enti at 10d, in bulk; 75 hteis. | galo of the road. ork at 4a. To Bremen 120 aged at 308. A British bark was engagod to load for Gloucester with 20,000 busho's of wheat at 114d. per 60 pounds ia bulk.’ A British bark was ongaged to load with 18,000 bushela wheat, if for Nowport, at Lud., or for Gork ‘and a market at 13d. Norwogian bark’ was taken up for Cork, and orders to load with 28,000 bushels grain at 8s. Gd. per quarter. To Hamburg, 46,000 gallons whale ot! at 24¢c. per Pork—The supply was on tho increase, twas heavy and loss active; tho sales 1, a $12 87% for mess, tho latter gure for heavy relat, and at $9 8744 a $10 for Boof was quiet but firm, with sales of 2560 bbis. at $13 50 a $14 for plain mess, abd at $15 a $15 125 for Beet hams were quiet and nominal, Cut meats were more active aud frm, with sates of 1,500 pa:kages hams at 5'4c., and 100 bhds. a ., and 75 packages shoulders at 4\c.; jutne dry short cut hams reported at 8,c. in fair request at 63yc. a Se, Lard was tirm, with sales ‘bout 500 bbls. aud tierces at Be. a 84sec steady; we quote prime to choice yellow Stato at 16c, a 18c., and white do. at 15. a 17c seliihg at Te. a 8440., aud good to pritno old at B4;c. a 9e.; Olio was in light supply and nominal. RICE Was quict and prices unchanged. Svcans.—Tho market was steady, with gales of about 1,190 hhds., icluded in which was some Porto Rico at 80. a 8¥c., and the remaincor consisted of Cabas, rg within the’ range of 7c. a 8c., and at $4¢c. for choi MRODORE T, JOUNSON, om SOLDIERS—THREE MONTHS’ ia, two and thr.e years’ volunteers, seamen and ma- lacharged on account of disability, or claims of their so $100 Lounty and oack duties collected; no ENSIONG OF » 4 Contre stent. OLOSALS FOR $280.00) OF “THE NEW YoRK County Court Houge Stock."—Sealed proposals will be vaptrulier’s odieg, unt Sati y y When the same will be’ public or any part of the sum of two bundre At the close the and bbls. do. at 5 9i Oy chaser tat or oth laws of 1 he Board of. Supervisorn, oopeoved ity, by val Mints, 23 5 eenth streets Ladies attended by Mra, Bin From Brovkiyn of deroy cliy will be punctually attended Ploase do aot forget the well known dealer, B. M1 Sixth avenue, New State cheese was means to pay for the land ac: Ase, id to erect such Court “he will bear interest at the me of six per gent per annum, payable b May and November, aud the sverssive annital Jars each, ovmm: 1875. posa's will state the amount of stock desired, and ae Lacreof; and Ue persons ax are accepted will be required to Je unty Treasurer, within fifteen abet after the opening of the bids, the sum awarded lothem rei ‘On presenting to the surer for such de 4% do. preferred, a 44; Harlem, Reading, 48% 60° a 61; Michigan ficial will bs redeemable ia dstaiments of one hundsed thowsand dol- Hudson River, 4324 ing with the first day of November, A. D., do. preferred, 35 a 36; a 49; Michigun Central, Southern and Northern Indiana, 25 a 25; do. guaranteed, 521; a 52°¢ Minois Central, 62% a 6: 01 Clothing, Oa: fo pay twonty-dve percent, tore than any other eatabl per one hundred do ILALE FIR PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE 10 OATAIN A grnileiay aad lady to Hoard, or ovo gentleinem Lo lodge SIPICATION, Panama, 129 a 130; Galena and Chicago, veland and Toledo, 46% a 47; icago and Rock Island, 654% a 655,; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 6924 a 70; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 29% a 30; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 923g a 9224; gold, 103% a 103%. board the market waa a shade better in the street. The conversion of legal tender currency into 5.20 six per cents has been checked by the scarci- It will be more plentiful in a The old green backs, which are ex- tremely scarce, are scattered throughout the country. They are worth business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lowa:— umpirolier {he receipts P at az hox 2, Os New Vora! oat olive, for two days, TRANGERS AND OTHERS MAY BE ACCOMMO. gated with transient of p-rmanent Board (Vronca site) pean gentioma : weet, near Bioud- clog «lin & avcond en’ mraiope wiudeessed 10 the Compl The right is reserved to reject any or al! of the sidered necessary to provest ‘or promote the intereats of the OBERT T. HAMS. Comptrolier, Y or New Yon Dasara or Fivamcx, Cour. a 000 © Wa first clams Louse, o¢ Avply at Base i NEW PUBLICATIONS. UE BIDLE EXPOSED,” BY ERASMUS, just Pun Highed, 354 pages, royal oo.a 125. Tita instruct:ve ‘and ad bz addresaln, who On receipt of ACHINERY WORTH ree times the amount; @ fair bonus will be aid.” Apply to B. B., vox S37 ost lice. WANTED—FOR ONE YEAR, FOR WHICH goad city aneurity and bonus will be given, Locke, 20 P.ne siree:, —PIFTEEN THOUSAND | DOLLARS TO loan om oud fo ata nom! must be in good order, and will positively advertiser bas 7 all he agrees to du references. Addr-ss box atin current money post stampa, will forward it, post free, @ any direction % premium. The T “CURIOUS” BOOK OF CITY WOMEN; OR IN ting Female Characters in New York Limo. or Tailed tree NTT, Publisher, a3 (13 Brondway, up wiaire, New York Pe. [MARRIAGE ¢ Be Aber oR NATURALHISTORY or OF thovo about to marry, both male end female. by Prederick And lecturer upon the Physiology and rative Oogans, with numerous e tem; 20 iow, much entarar Larproredyand Scvaget down to tho preseat day. Pr on re ene. of the price, T. N.Y. For sale by ai suit bins ante, $50,000 "23 %& box 172 Herat of yy See a. HOUSE, x BO: 101 siima of Ceo, Pea to $8005 no com: tage and colored = gee advanced te auy amon’ at vn Dias Business airicdy confidential. rt Vt Private euteance te Atrat door west of Broad way. At ie 6 RASBAU cue aval g cath or Seventecata wards, Address Sent Bio Nat pubuiker, 99 Nanaarstree booksellers and newsdealers ‘Also four other worka by o 5 sam a extatogue, Tus only corrvet works of the kant pubs TREET.—A. UONIGMAN, DIAMOND iberal advances on dinmonds, wat: ies, IL value, wt has private oulior, No. 2, wp stairs, Business coni- dress 5, H. Cary, Herald office, stating terms a NEWSPAPERS. ‘The certainty of a T 510 BROADWAY. OPPOsITE THE LOMON, Broker and Diawonta'and all kinds of ciona stones, be voce ony Jowelry and Plate, or purchased for old gold and silver. Al diane witeares mosey oa Dusiness "tanenctions ste NO. 9 CHAMBERS — TO LOAN to any simount on Diamonds, by the weil known and oid estabiished IXAAC, broker and commission merchant, No. 9 Chambers street. N. B.. "No business transacted on Saturday, 2 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON ( STREET ‘Tho best prices paid foc, Diamonds set or vances on Watches, Pearls, left on aale, ar will buy them _J. H, BARRINGER, 212 Broadway, roou T nore CHAMBERS STRERT_MONEY 1 10 ee ALLEGED “he ates CURIOUS AND, in ETRAOEDI NARY Boing s most waged ARISTOCBATIC LIFE and unique tais of Watches, Jewelry, IN BNGLAND. Also PERSECUTIONS” woe GEORGE eo THE DEFENDER OF TIE UNION, pp _ See NATIONAL, ICE set. @, Optical Instrumente, ee PERSONAL. ALBERT. —PLEA: ion lla, AT TUE BROOKLYN Post dering on si N HONE IMMEDIATELY. OR WRITE me, “Father is very sick again. Pay 638 BROADWAY, coRNER “OF BOND STREET, 5.—HENRY I1YMAN advances caxb on i vasee or “ys the same for casi; = aor Wace, Pianos, Jewelry and Peresaet Pe or 8 per cent O88, WHO LIVED IN CROSBY STREES aria near of Something to her advanta reasing (4! where at can be found), pack, Herald oice. 133. MARY KELLY, OR MRS. MARY SMITH, es California, will pienso vend her address to L., box 1 ANB Ri ONDS—ALSO FOR INDIA Mogey to loan. A tew ‘Apply only rom 9 til W. PLUMB, Diemena Broker, siz 24 ett . ADVAN BS “MADI Watches, Jewelry and Silver the highest prices. (vAsH “PAID. roe amel's Hair. Shaw: “. oa M, van 2S M. HE YESSEL, HAS ARRIVED, AND THE GOODS CAN ~ — B. ON DIAMON! fare, or bou pe Persons having old Gol) for sale can do wo better than call on LOUIS SNnicd, JACORS. 407 BROADWAY, REMOVED Lda Cedar sireet. ry on WF Divnonds, Silver Plate and alta ‘Business contidential. uid rate fy [oxEY LENT—T0 ANY AMOUNT, O8 ALL XK NDB ey ae Diamoads . by AARON ADO! Street’ corner or uew Obaubers ARGAIMS THIS WEEK.—STRAW BONNETS AT 8. Rough naka Ready" "a, Children L. “Br 581 Broadway S81, opposite Metropole Ribbons and Silks at bargains, "BILLIARDS. Se ILLIARDS.—W. Hf, GRIFFITH GIvEs “NOTICE 1 the public and his customers that bis rete: Tables and combination cushigne cun on 146 Fulto W. 1. Gk eereuling Bonnet YEW LOAN x OFFICE.—P. & H, PRIDENBERG HAVE ier the Oriental Baal wreet and the Mo ek under the firm "E: office ina new oe Guurphorclovete, private Cance, & Jewelry for sale at the advance BILLIARD aa fartars 63 to 9 Crosby sircet, AWNBROKERS' TICKRTS PURCHASED AT 443 Broome street, four doors from Broadwa y , Business Coats, ee ATTRACTION. monds, Jewelry, Watch’ $2; Cassimere a Paris, Ban the pleasure to taform tne New York public that ie will Se; give @ few more exhibitions of Oituis LEVI, Commission BI - SAILROADS, ety ty ILRVAD.—TRALNS FOR ALBANY patoravere 55 do. 10 St Nicholas Bank 4 ee Canal Co Canton Pac ‘ta od Go. without the use of the cue or a at wanagh & Free. Maui's saloon, corner of Tenth street sat a Broadway (late and Saturday’ even: 7 a form the weet and skilfal in Bi in elth anditay Ae at oat ONG ISLAND RAILROAD ACCOMMODATION=OLD sere oJ the right band, without any use of the ci rs ae aore ht mace whatever. Professor Mortie has the pleasure to announce that & mateh game with the celebrated billiard cone and will be assisted by J. > M, Geary and several other eminent bill players. Ticketoo0 cents each, SPORTIN Ge. R ) SALE—THE SCHOONER YACHT JULIET, NEAR. ears old, draws six feet fact, tain and in good South Ferry Ter Ms 14:15 P.M. WS kM and. ihe is, Bas P.M, tor, “temp: stead; Hourly for Jamotea from 7:45 A. M, to 6:40 P.M. 17%, On ehh ia AND ALBANY BAIROAD tf Ser, WEs?. For Albany, 10:90 A, sixth street station. . JOUN iN BUNCH Assiatant Superintende ‘RINE ARTS. PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY, 411 BROADWAY reat reduction. $2, beautifully finished. ly ninety tons burthar pply at 48 West Elevent ‘OHN SOBECK, 339, BOWERY, HAS ON ion of Tialian pirerhguads ins, Scotch and other tn the country. ‘All ‘Kinds of Birts for al —— foe a oe QuolT SRADEE, a SPRING aK At ph wrt rm: Mi . att are Peapecttuily invited to give ‘tim a ff and College ot Sui ted as usual at 20 Conte atreet, Mabou pu HIRE FOR THE SEASON, & YACHT» ith. cabin. get be in ye tii Pro emaaiilie to, c mi — ee wit 5 260 mt coat is sary an at box he has diplomas in OOPER, 14 PoANE | rane, Ls ‘clitege of Phys eonmulted dally at his offer, frome in the eventng. UNTER HIMSELF—THE janteren Dt Dusen 22 in, 100 Cleve & Pitts RR son 160 — ChiRR 724 150 b30 7214 AND SAIL BOATS ted.—Parties having boats be low for roash, will find a customer 4 ii ioweat rier 0. R. ato, SFont an Bouth street. One hundred’ Boats (SECOND HAND) in the | ‘morning’ of ak Kinds on a hese, OCTOR who eatabiished ¢ w York 2S rrr REGULAR DOWN BAS TW for dinner Ty RICHARDSON, hee oe Fr. Deke Hotter AUTHOR | a THE * MARRIAGE 1 Te ‘The Physiology eesti | Dr WILL OPEN THEIR NEW RES. Private and Ice Oream Par- ‘Agent, 66 Maiden lane, corber aunty ‘from m till trove lock cases de: POWERS TREATS ALL paralleled an ring all hours, day aN EXPERIENCED AND SUCCESSFUL ty conversamt ju tr Bt aan Canal ea privas FEM. can po consulted ob 18 GENTLEMAN OF FORTUM! cliy, desires the ac lady with « view to entrance, Book gratia, MPORTANT TO FEMALE scigntitieally treated by Dr. ‘cal oF I BMALES nd % hy ‘stamp for ATRIMONIAL.—A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN wishes to correspond with a young lady jatrimonially be one of real wort! makes ‘ail the accomplishments Phone inclined to be sincere may adviress, in the # rictest conidence, for two weeks, guotoote carte de visite, D, B. D. Banner, Newark, New Jeree; ladies’ cirenlar, an ROFESSOR RESTEL' he consulted as usual _ Tn Brooklyn, 176 Fulton Street. TER, a D.. NO. 3 DIVISION | STREET, N N eek i Serratia 1m 00 do . 10 Til Cen RR serip.. 200 Clev & Pittsb RR 60 Clav,& Tol RR.. 250 ChIKRK T RR. 0} mn Saag STR Lin BET, at ADIES, GOOD LOOKING AND Accom nf, form the nequainance of twy young A chrome ‘et tums: tory, wenn aul OLOTHING, A? Tie NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVENUE, ixorae and tiomen oun dispose of their cast off’ Clouhi ‘urniture, 40. T gisre gis, to pay for Preanel og, for Goats trom for bants from Bl te fetes do aot forget to call ou br address hint wyouue, wear Fourioonth street, Lad sl MARGE ORDER RECEIVED, PROM CALIFORI i. to purchase Cast Ol Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, Tadiew end gentlemen, I gaurantee’ to. pay the full vatte of allarticles, N. B.--Do uot believe those falae pretenders who offer those enormous prices. Please call on or address T ROSENBERG, 212 Seventh avenue. Tadiow attended by ra. wini porn Guat OM dlothing: Carpsts, jest tang you can dots ry, the tocallon or address the honest and well known dealer, F. HARRIS, 156 Seventh avenue; where You will be deslt with to your satisfaction. At this plage Jou can rovelv uty par cot more than from any otter i the city, au: fou will avol bert nng tina Diag not fo gt tems, so Seveuikeanenue, “aie Ried ed by Mra, Farr POSITIVE FACT.—LADIES AND GE: ‘ou Want 10 get the full v ur Furviture, Carpets and Jewel ist A gate gullor senda ole to A HARK 3, SOL Tit bet ‘ind ‘Phlity-niaih bireets, east side. Ladies auionded | Hoby Mrs, Harris. “AT 182 SEVENTH AVENUE, LADIES RT: ORNTLE men‘can dispose of their cast of Jarpets, Fue bitire and Jewel Py” Cpsacanice 1, oe ay IN per Beat'mote other dear in the olty; and uot to be bumbugged eet puffs and false pretend ‘lease call on or ad- aeeee ‘Anhalt, 152 Seventh avenue, ie Detese Twentieth and Twonty-rst sbrects, Ladies attended by Mrs, Auhalt Ame CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC BY Mas. EZRKIELS— Aa the many inex pred, deniers, Aa. | ner eng mpl gin pos recetving tne fall value for thelr ant of Wearing Carpets, Furniture, Hrekicid Ge A note by post tnully attended to Gonilemen ae ‘iar us Reektolt adit A™ Sy name af SEER oe va just ee ata id B40) rehase cast of ‘Clothing, tear the Se me dis 7 0) ‘oy calling. d orbiaross pay hes calling ou or a note to “peee) Br iat arco, oa doors above Toit treet. by Mrs. Mints, Remem ber, 137 Sixt rte TTHE PSTABLISHMENT 233 SEVENTH AVENUB, 3 have received a large order from the West to Eee gers cast off Clothing, Furniture, tlemen can recelve 60 per cent more than by any other er by calling on or addressing & note to M. ABRAHAMS, Beveuth avenue, vetwoen Ewenty-Afth and Twenty sixta ste tended to by Mrs. A. 363 BOWERY.--H. ROBENTHAT HAVING TN AT grout desire to pi arolaae (a large of cont oa Wearing A) ry ing on or rite jing, ladies ‘and Peatienan can obtain ee utmost value for each Rosenthal. Please remember, and try 363 Bowery, opposite Great Jouss surect, A & ange Ladies and grntlemen liaving any of the above to dispose of Purnil wolry, Ys May 3 arucle, Ladies attended to by Mra, $15,000 WORTH OF CAST OFB rnittire wanted for New Orleat bets, m any dealer in the @ to the original B. xth avenue, between Seventeen’h and Eight ‘Orders TTENTIO: | OALTPORNIA AND PIKE'S PEAR for adios’ and geatiemen's cast nitur: eta and Jewelry, T guarantee %, and no humbug, Callst or send a note to89 West iway, between Leonard and Franklin strvets, Mrs. B. Gatay, and gentlemen by Mr. 8. Gabay, YENTLEMEN HAVING ANY NEW OR LEFT OR LEP of Clothing to dispose of, can obtain the highest price eal by calling at Ugg Stove or asdresstuy John Murphy, 507 sirest, between tended to. $3.000 ‘n' a, marke’, for whic the ory price will be alee Ladies and g atiemer p or addvess WALSH, ‘entre and Park. Ail orters punctually ab. it OF NEW AND SECOND HAND z wanted for the city and Wester 1 avi poe of will pleaso§ call om x are street. ‘a _HOUSES, Rooms, &C., WANTED. [Oust WANTED—AY A SMALL, GUNTKEL FAMILY, ina. gol neighborhood, not above Thitty-tourth streoty al reat; would board one for the rent. House uty of good Curmiture, and. ill give and aust rece IS New York Post office, WILL BUY ASEGAR STORE OR OTHER BUSINESS, if well Juevied and vety cheap. Address with terme PLBASANTLE ceated on the or Hudsow river, within about am hours fide inom (he ery, wo secummaadats twelve or Persona, Addvens, wich ‘description aud terms, M. Jonca, ing plage. Watep—ranr OF A HOUSE, couatesing, oF tivo Rooms, two Bedrooms and Basem tion tm Wiseestan GENTLEMAN, & Ah rlpiyady ‘ap? 8 Bedrvom, not Turther up town (han Four ANTED—A SAFE FOR SILYER WARE, FOR A PRE vate house, Address, with sive and cash price, Safe, box 1.711 Pom mice. "THE REBELLION. WENTY FIVE ABLE BODIED MEN, FOR, COMPANT. E. Fifty-third regiment, Vosburgh Chasseurs, Colonel George A. Buckingham. One handeed dollars bounty given, Can gy into quarters imunedia with lou corner of Ber ely and will be furni Hite, Eaton Aen Apply tenouccnant C. Hatha aud Chatham + street a. ] Ast CHANCE Noy OFFERED [3 ix ‘A FIRST oT CLASS Tegiment —Any offfeer or non-comm tastoued ottlcer bay. ing companies or parts of companies can obtain a position tm Asrgiment now formiig under swcia! orders by applying at udeon sireet, corner of Hanunond, SILK AND BUSTING: FLAGS, ALL SIZES, ON HAND Sails Peony A als wey ® M wad ‘Trim: . fs Cbraatuental { ngonsik. MOsER a GRAHAM, NITED States the Uni ft ‘Blates Mari apmarried men, betwee ears, nt tea inn Wo BF good character 5 ‘Soidiers serving in thia 4 perform du'y in navy yards and oa board of vessels of wi Pay from $18 to $24 pol month, with abundance of cloUiing, board aud medical ¢tteadanee, furaished by the go . *Apiy at the Readearous, 13 Bowery, 0° at the Marine h nue, Bro Barrarady Plushing aver ie, Rroolya. stajoe Commantiog A. GARL: owner can have it by callin; ai the gas stove store, rest SMALL. AMOUNT OF MONEY. TH Tag ‘ulton areet, N. ¥. Loses MONDAY. THE 12TM INST, BETWEEN the hours of dand6P.M., in Broadway, Tenth street oe Bits ceeuee, & empll.conmetiah eames eumedamete Watch, A Lbeval reward wiih }e paid on returning the same to 97 West Fourteenth street, New York, OST—ON WEDNESDAY, LTH ee RADAY, M AY 15, BETWEEN THE ae Lot WHITE SKYY. TERRIER WITH HIS Hate cut from body, but long on and cara, A ree Ward will be paid by leaving iin 'st No-® ‘Leroy plese, Bleoc ker street. Ost. ROLL OF BILLS, CONTAINING ONE HUN 4 dred and fifty dolars, in live dollar bills, on Shoe and Leather Bank, in crossing Courtlandt «treet, gyeterday sien. noon about thie o'cteck. A liberal reward will be patd its delivery at the ofice of the American Petroleum No. 10 Pine street. OsT-IN COURSE OF “MAIL, A DR, re TH 4 Tremont Bunk, Boston, No, 4.612, for ere) on the Chemical Bank, Reve York, sPaynple to the order of Rundolpia Bros., the pa been stopped, of which no- tice is OST OR MISLAID=IVE BONDS, $1,000 EACH, NOS, [4 27, 28, 18%, 181 ane 185, third mortgage of the Cleveland and Pittsburg ‘Railroad Compony, wtee ‘conpons attached, le Is ie: November, pagment of which has reward will Se paid for recovery of said bonus ri s iirush, 33 Promt street. STOLEN—FROM THB SCHOONER LADY JANB, 9D Miu at anchor wt Hare Leland, ot the nicht of the Sul (Toestny), hor Yawi Boats anid boat ts about 18 feet long, partly new bottom. | Any information lending to the disco ied said boat will Aeiberaly paid wapplieation to H. 8. RACKET, 105 Wall 5 wt gt ON Mien nth avenie stage, in cot, a. pockbook con see one hun he Thos. rs, re cantioned aguinst negotia‘ing elther of these papers as payment thea boon stopped on them. A mahi reward wit i id for the recovery of above by Mra. #. B. CRAFTS, at jammond street $5 tiersa 8 breed, with some fore’ and rétirns her to tI above reward, pth RI 15 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON 9 ill Dring back» large dark bay Morse, wit on ears, long tall two white ‘hind feet, hollow bac mane, white star on the head, The’ horse was taken {rot fe wiodting 1g Wood Factory at the foot of Fifty-iifth street, | $15, REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, THE 12th M THR STEAMSHIP ETNA, gut Groshound Bitch, Engle ie. Whoever finds the Fot sald euip shall reccive the D inst st he Thirty: ‘fourth street terry, iB Ble w letter L was marked on the side. sbove reward wilt be Pato the-nnder on returning 1. with its contents to Worth ae ty William street, street. $50 southern Ralirga it Ast bey fae Bond xo oat nora Whee Ma. Fe ever will return ame te the Sees 4M. F ser a hereby forbidden to aegotiare t aa Paymenis have beon stopped. QA) REWARD—STOLEN, UNDER % {APOLEN, UNDER “ile PRETENCE $50 oh hoenaree SEM, Top Wagon, fenete and Blame roan mare, 14) nds bh eis for fn 30. vibes ‘or four inenes hye Hi rk inom aad had the appensance ot n well-undo farmer, Sit be patd for the Je'ection of the thief, aud. 900 fer Property, and to pronation for any part restored, “0, POLU EM 2/ Grand sitee, Wituemeecre, by he