The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1862, Page 8

8 TEPORTANT row THE SOUTEWEST. General Halleck Preparing for the Impending Battle. All the Idlers Ordered Away from the Camps. No Officers or Soldiers Per- mitted to Leave. Active Skirmishing of the Picket Guards. Account of Gen. Pope’s Brilliant Affair at Farmington. NAMES OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING Important Operations of General Mitchel’s Division. Reported Capture of Pensacola by the Union Forces, Ber, ae. NEWS FROM GEN. HALLECK’S ARMY. Caimi eSpace eas, May 15, 1862. ‘The following paragraph is from a ficld order just teeued — Guards will be immediately placed above tho line of Chambers’ creek. No officers or soldiers will be per- mntted (© pass to the rear, aud no citizens to the frout of ‘the line, without special authority, Commanders of the army corps and divisions will see their camps are cleared of all unauthorized haugers on, and any one attempting Wwevade thia will be compelled to work on iutreuch- ‘ments, batteries, or in the construction of roads. Fifty-eeven privates, three corporals and one sergeant ‘were captured at Dresden, Tenn., whiie conin ; on uudor a fing of truce. Colonel Jacob Thompson, of Bureaugard’s sta‘, for- merly Secretary of the Interior, accompanied b/ a fag of truce, admits the fall of Norfolk, New Orleans and Pen- sacola. He denies the fall of Ric hmond. Deserters are coming into camp daily by squads. ‘They all agree that the rebels are still at Corinth, forti- fying. ‘Bhere have been picket skirmishes all day, A half dozen have been wounded on our side. ‘The weather is vory warm. NEWS FROM. GEN. MITCHEL’S DIVISION Wasnicton, May 16, 1962. The following has been received at the War Depart- ment:— Heapgvarrers, Tarp Divison, Cam Taytor, Hesreviig, Ah., May 15, 1862. } Bon. E. M. Sranron, Secretary of War: At six P.M. on the 13th inst., Gen. Nogley’s expedition from Pulaski, supported by Col. Little's expedition from Athens, entered Rogersvilie, driving the enemy acroce ‘the Tennessee and destroying a portiom of tho ferry Doats. Having learned of tho approach of Col. Little's forces, the enemy succeeded im removing their artiliory, Daggage and stores before the arrival of Gen. Negley. 1 expected an obstinate defence at the passage of the Eik river, and accompanied Col. Little in person, but without crossing. The enemy, as usual, fled at our ap. Proach. Iordered yesterday an expedition te mc" Promptly from Rogersville to seize the bridge across Shad creek and the ferry below the mouth of the same stream. This auty has been promptly executed, and the Ferry and bridge are ours. r No more troops will enter from that region, and we bévé now upon this side of the river twelve or fifteen hundred cavalry of the enemy, in bands of throo o@our undred, whom we will endeavor to hunt down, destroy or capture, The gunboat which I-have extemporized will de ready for service to-day, and I will soon be able to pay my respects to the enemy on the eastern side of the region under my command. U. M. MITCHEL, Major General. THE RECENT T SKIRMISH NEAR CORINTH Aa Our army Correspondence. Camp Noumeer Tunez, Near Cont, Miss., May 9, 1862. List of Killed and Woundéd—the Rebels Greatly Ou! number Pepe's Command—The Union Foree in the Engyencnt—A Fine Cavalry Charge—The Force of the Rebel Attack—The Reason why the Union Troops Were Not Better Supported—G-neral Pope Ordered ‘' Not to Bring om a General Bngagement’’—2he Severity of the Rebel Firing—Farming‘on Again in Our Possession, dc. ‘This morning at daybreak skirmishing commenced be- twoen the Union and rebel pickets, which continued @aring some hours, the federais gradually retiring in ‘the face of a greatly superior force. In this manner ‘the enemy took possession,*for the second or third time, of the town of Farmington, and our own troops drew op on one of their previously estanlished lines and awaited reinforcements. These arrived in due time, and consisted of a part of the First division of Major Genera) Pope’s Army of the Mirsissippi, under command of Brigadier Goneral E. A Paine, comprising tho Forty- second, Twenty-seveuth, Fifty-first and Twenty-secoud Fegimentsot I!linois Volunteers, being the First brigade, commanded by General John M. Palmer. ‘The First brigade of Goneral Stanley's division, com, manded by Acting Brigadier Genoral Loomis, bore the largest share of the brunt of the battle. This bri- gade embraces the Twenty-sixth and Forty-seventh 111i- mois, the Eighth Wisconsin and the Eleventh Missouri, ‘end is properly uoder the charge of Brigadier General J. B. Plummer, who has been for some days seriously ill, ‘and who, on this occasion, was unable to aypear in the field. The cavairy force was made up of the Second Towa Volunteers, Lieutenant Colonel Hatch commanding, ‘and companies B, C and D, of the Fourth regulars, led by Lieutenant Gordon. Tho artillery engaged in tho fight ‘were Heseock’s and Totten’s batteries, the latter com- manded by Captain Maurice, the whole force amounting to but ten pieces. At about eleven o'clock the rebe, Datteries, strongly supported, bad approached sufficient- Jy near our lines to open fro upon them, which they (id ‘with round shot and shell at & distance of somewhat ies ‘than a thousand yards, This fire broke up our infantry Dadiy, and forced them to retreit in not rery good order. The batteries of Hescock and Maurice replied smartly, and checked the enemy's advance; bat the Dindrance was only temporary. Our artillery, not Being supported, was compelled to form @ new Ving considerably in the rear of the one Previously occupied by them. At this time the fighting ‘was between the entire force of the enemy and Loomis’ Drigade on our side; and hore the groatest lows was # Yaived, our infantry being subject! to a heavy cross fire of musketry, with well served artillery playing upon whom directly in front ; and, to their praise be it spoken, abe brigade stood and returned the fire, General Paine ‘at once saw that this state of aMairs could not long con finue, and, in order to withdraw his {nfaniry i: Kind of shape, he orterod a cavairy chargo to be ‘upon the enemy, with @ view lochock their fir a @vents, to divert it. Haviag summoned Lieutenant Gor don, he directed him to charge up @ bill, through @ road ‘on the eft, with his three companies of regular carairy, ‘and to send the Towa Second up the sume bill by another oad leading to the right, This charge was most gallantiy made by both be pra ny ind effected the desired result be object gained paid its great cost. In ag king Qbis charge the caper advanced steadily up the rod swhich thoy had been told to take, and the fr st th © @hey met was one of oar infantry regiments with atacked arms. Lieut. Gordon asked its coione) tf he could not r move someof bis muskets, in order to allow a @hrough them for his cavairy, He replied 1 would not do it by any means, #0 the Lieutenant was ob- Rees aide or, Aiged to ride around the pimont ghee Josing much “valuable time. Hi ‘himself, however, in Grout of arebel battery, ry, and a" was ness that he heard ate commanrer give order to-load with shrapnel, whoreupon he concluded it was about time to pl u v4 int and advance to (he loft. This mowement broug! is command directly in ‘he ‘ace of another battery ptain of which Was distinotly heard 0 ater he Serith grape—load|” This position of }@ was immedi. antoned, and the fire of boph t batteries was ‘almost ineffectual by there timely movements, Someeens owe: ayre Wp ike 4h bend road l aed advanced by fours, and galloped to within fifty yards of auother rebel battery, aud were tho-@ a (Ourse brousht to a stand by its fire and that of seven thousand infantry which was posted om either side of it. No Alternative except retreat waa loft, and the regiment scattered through the mg timber, each mon for Dimself, omtil they rattied, which they did on reaching the fet »ieve of ground that would admit of it. This 1eg) Moat Sulfered the greatest Joes of all that have been to-’ay ohvaged, and exhibited as much valor ag apy over van show, vhvoh ta abundantly proven by the explit» set men tioned, and the amount of neton Paneminp ite which they have au cossiuily performed during the progress of Gen. Pope's army froin the Tennessee river to lis; reseat encampment. ‘The retreat of some of the regiments which received the first onsiaught o° the enemy's thonsands product naturally enoagh, a bad effect on that portion of ou which did stand, even when the order fora fina! retreat was given. It i# pleasant, however, to record that in those regiments there were some officers and iors who reformed their lines in good style wheneve found any stable regiment around which they eo.ld rally. ‘A case of this sort was particularly noticed, Captain Sheuley was in command of a company, and wien be saw the turn matters were taking, he reformed his mon, and adjared them by ail they held good and sacred not to desert the cause they had sworn e. defend, but to show themselves men worthy tlag they had followed. The Captain's exhortations Lee seer his company formed in good order on the right of another regiment and remained with them during tho continuanee of the skirmish. ‘This was (he Twenty- a Iifinois, commanded, on this occasion, by Lieut. Cul. ©. L. Tinkham. It did its work steadily, and wih a degres of nerve and coolness which characterize ail brave mon in the presence of dangor, and which to-day was attributed, ina great measure, to the presence of mind and bravory of their leader. Colonel Tinkham had his right hand disabied by a shell, pee only left the fleid after the close of the fight and at the h of his | egt- ment, The Forty seventh Illinois and the Fighth Wi consin, of the same brigade, wore side by side with this regiment, and they mutually. sustained each other through many trying scenes. The Eleventh Missouri hat beeo posted sume distance to the left, from which peint it kept up @ galling fire upon the a, right, often checking their atvyance when they hoped to sur. round our little force and swallow up the Tale of it, and although it was not exposed as much as other recent did as good work and is ontitied to as much credit as on the field. During the entire ent the artillery did great execution, and w served in splendid style, We lost one gun, how- ever, which may be considered as merely a temporary bean, Dasmoch as a strong effort will be made to recover it with interest. Asnong the many noteworthy instasces of moral a8 weil us physical bravery shown darin; ihe course of this day's events, it is fitting to mention tho conduct of Dr. Thornhill, of Colonel Loomis’ brigade, and his assistant, whose name I have ‘unfortunately forgot- ten. Hoth these gentiemen remained on the field after the withdrawal of the Union forces, and gave what assist- anee they could render to the few wounded soldiers who had not been removed, and in one instance brought tito camp in their arms a poor joy private of the Minois Twenty -sixth, who but for this aid would soon have been added to the pumber of those who shall fight no more. Such noble deeds seem to me worthy of emulation, aud I hove they will become in time strictly professional. ‘The order given to General Pope by General Halleck, in veference to the course the former should pursue w! ath re,ard to handling this important wing of the Army of the ‘Tennessee, was to station his pickets 1m some strength at certain points, and to hold them if ), but in no case to bring on a general int, but rather to retire and induce the enemy to » thereby giving an oppor- tunity to divisions on our right'to place themselves in the rear of the attacking force and eerng them from falling ack upon their main army at Corinth. "The enemy, however, appeared in such force that it was necessary to resist bim to tho utmoet in order to preserve any degree of system in tho retreat, there being but one road, and tbat running for nearly @ mile over @ cense swamp, by =: a moron of our forces could be effec ho rebels was poured upon us like water nano. being concen- ated from a large periphery upon a very ‘small centre. Still they declined to fellow up See en may have thought they had gained, but with- out loss of time to their intrenchmets at Corinth, and Low Farmington s again oceupied by tational troops. ‘A deserter who came in soon after the conclusion of the skirmish states that in his opinion the confoderates employed nearly one-half their foroe in this that Generals Price, Van Dorn and Hardee were in cony mand. There is great reason to believe this statement to be true, and it is certainly known from other sources of information that over twenty thousand rebels were 0) ed to us. "Bec find complete liet of the killed, Below you wil wounded and missing, of the forces engaged on federal side. The euemy’s loss bas not been ascer- tained:— REPORT OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING. TWENTY-SIX ILLINOIS VOLUNTRERS, GFNERAL PLUMMER’S BRIGADE, Pork DIVIEION, Philip Baker, Co. B. Melvill R. Haynie, Co. K. rounded. Lieut. Col. C. J. Trokham, v slightly, im hand. Corporal Wm. F. Smith, Co. H. Joseph Kurier, Co. A. W. T. Jaycox, Co. A. Willian Hentley, Go, B. John Grass, Co. B, Jchu Kain, C9. Be Aaron 1 Clay C0, B. Jehu Nigga, & Bo Ra. W. Rosi c. Wm. M. Adcock, Co. C, poieee) _—, wet D. rea Khonedy, 00.5. Co. Goorge Firth, Co. F. Samuel —~ en, Co. it. Mathieu Rice, Co. 6. Charles Abbott. Co. @. Bryand Higgins, Co. @. James C J eoves, Co. Hy Mimnng. Edward S. Warel, Co. E. E{GHTM WSCONGN VOLUNTEERS, GENERAL PLOMMER’S BRI- abe, easy 's DivisiON. illed. Second Lieutenant Richard D. Beamish, Co. G. Corporal Jchn A. White, Co. G. Wor Captain Jno. FE. Perkins, Co. C. FS nt. Bedford Bush, Co. F. Corporal August Ludkie, Co. D. Corporal Alvah Wood, Co. T. Private Joba Green, Co, A. Private Geo. W. Quimby, Co. A. Private Blake W. Griffin, Co, F. Private Henry W. Alien, Co. 4 Private Zebulon ou, Private Ever Olsen , Co. 1. Private James Kenall, Co. Private Geo. W. Trude, Co. Privave Samuel B. 30s Oe i Private Osgood D. Ns Private Wm. Buekley ,Co. Cc. Private James Rogers, Co. Private J. D. McAuley, Co. C. FORTY £BVENTH ILLINOIS VOL; ‘BRIGADE, STANLEY Lientenant Colonel Daniel L. Miles, since dead, Corporal Reuben Edmonson , Co, ry Corpo: al Ethan A. Drake. Co. G. Henry neg ‘=u a. Co. A. Private Senger Young, Co. B. Private James Davidsen, Co. D. Private Jamon G, Merrill, 00, D- Private Pat. W. Powers, Co, D. Private Thos. P. Drake, Co. EB. Private Frank E. Vincent, Co. B, Private Frank M. Russell, Co. KE, Private Wm. © Toe .G. Alfred C. Baxter, Co. 1. Private Jasper Dollerson, Co. K. Museng. Private Samuel Bledeon, Co. C. Private Jacob Suther! land, Co. A. RLEVENTH AUSSOURI VOLURTIRS, ‘This reg im \hough pot under the fire of the ene- my, and consequentiy suffering no loss, yet ocoupied during the fight an important and strong position on the left of our thus checking the too rapid advance of the enemy's right, and preventing bim from flanking our pyeition in that direction. SEOOND RNGIMENT IOWA CAVALRY, LIEUTENANT COLONEL HATCH COMMANDING. Kuled, Livutenant Owens, Co. H. Sergeant F. 1. Ayer, Co. A, Jolu Wilson, Co. B. Wounded, Captain Landy, Co. G, seal, Captain Fgbert, Co. sshigh, ah Sergeant J. B. Gad Corporal Porter J. Webb, Co. Corporal Waiker, Co. Corperal Aldrich, Go. B, ecaip, slight, Y askcins, Co. Ti, leg, blight seppard, Co. k, sealp, slight, by shell, » A, side, Slightly. A. shoulder, s'ightly. it, slightly. » 12, wide, @ ighuly. Allred il, Brook, Co. B, arm, severe. Jot i, right shoulder, severe, ©. B, wrist and log. 1, forehead, Ball in Dram, ©, Lips, rectum and bladder, James Arinsiron James Taylor, Co. C. right sheulder, severe. Wm, Gorgon, Co. ©, log ampuleted botow the knee, Witliarn Dundordaie, Co. ¥ «aly, slight: Jawia Kepbardt, Co, B, hand, right, In J. Parks, Co. #, breast, v0 ove W.H. Bulla, Co. F. thigh and rectum, severe, Anderson Haukey, Co. G,©\ \ through back from side to 3, arin and shoulder, hi, slight it, tight. @, R. Bradtey , Co K, leg, slight, by shol roalp, shght, 7 she! Frodk. Leahart, Co. % RK. M. Bowner, Go. K, leg, slight, Abram Leffler, Co. K, eealp and obest, Derwin Dowuer, Co, K, leg, slight, €o, J, £64}p, alight, , High, slight , Co. M, ehoulder, tight. Nabee faith, “Oe, BM, ley wcputated below the xi NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1862. THE RECENT mac amcade NEAR CORINTH. Position of ihidiaaten: Chester Creek and bach. enn J. 8. Preeden, Co, M, og, slight. John Parker, Co. M, and missing. Missing. Daniel Operson, Co. F. James Raymond, Co. L. John Parker, Co. ‘MM. FORTY-SB00ND ILLINOW, GEN, PALMER'S BRIGADE, Killed. Corporal Charles Norton, Co. A. Private Thomas Gibbons, Co, A. Wounded. Sergeant Wilson, Co, I, slightly. Corporal Thayer, Co. D, arm, slight. Corporal W. Shimp, Co. H, stight. John Roach, Co. A, arm, slight. Oscar Pentull, Co.'B, severely. AP. Barthotcmaw, Go. Cc ; . G, shot in the broast, J. Buekam, Co, H, arm, slight. C. Schroiger, Co. H, severely. liesing. First Lieutenant FE. 8. Church, Co. A. Hugh McGrun, Co, B. F. Bruns, Co. B. W. H. Rockfield, Co. @. seenrvenvner ILLINOIS--KILLED , WOUNDED AND MISSING. Wounded Miseing.. Total. Bl ote Wounded. First Sergeant J. R. Palmor, Co. A, , slightly. Frozet York, Co. ro right breast, ee Sergeant Jame: corral Tuam B, shot through boad itzgeral shot E.Pahud,Co!D. Wounded, Sorgeant Alex. H. Dram, Co. C, right leg. J. W. awards, Co. D, left elbow. wW.w. ‘Armstrong, Co. D,nght cheek. J. M. Bilyeau, Co. D, feet. W.1. Murdoch, Co. D, thigh. Join Montrois,'Co, H, slightly. P. Sealy ,Co. 1, leg, slightly. * KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING OP THE BRIGADB. Killed. sr Missing. Tela. Forty-second Illinois 2 1 4 18 Twenty-seventh do. .... @ 16 3 22 Pifty-hirst ) Sone a - 2 ‘Twenty-seoond do. ..., 4 7 - n ieee lowa cavairy..... 2 38 a 43 former skirmish..... 1 2 =- 3 Roser cavalry, taf 12 eas, 15 Twenty-sixth Illinois... 2 8 1 31 Eighth Wisconsin. fi 16 1 19 Forty-seveuth Iiineis. 1 7 2 w WOM sana e 9 hehe» oe ME 149 4 184 City Intelligence. Fine 1 PRaRt SiREET.—About one o'clock yesterday morning a fire was discovered on the third floor of the five story building No. 221 Pearl etreet, in the premises of Thorne & Walker, bookbinders and photograph album manufacturers. The flames extended to the top floor, and before the fire was extinguished the roof and upper part of tl _ailding were destroyed. Thorne & Walker's Jose will amount to about $5,000; insured for $5,500, as foliows:— ‘The fourth floor was occupied by James Fg bel about $6,000, insured for $7,000, as follows: ark. Securit Bt. Nie Market... tal ‘vs ‘about $1,205" ingured for $1,000" in La R : bem Tinedieleesss Commaay.. . ? . OR ee es Bi G.F. Bunce & Co., int Loss about $1,500: ured for $2,000—In Re- fo i G00, ‘and and Kings Co ty, $L 4 ‘he first hs ge cupied sd Labia & Steiner, oo maged by water about $600; in- bie meee in Security pv 8 Greenwich insurance mpan ies. “The building is owned by Samuel Dhigt og = It is be ay tel inetd fully insured in the Eagle and North American insurance companies. The cause of the Fs is unknown at present. ; Evrects or Deckassp Sormers—Colonel Blise, of this city, bas in his possession money and various articles belouying to the following members of New York regi- monte now deceased :-—George E. Taylor, Forty-third r ment, buried at Cypress Hill Cemetery; William Spell- Dough, Company fk Eighteenth regiment; Erastus C. Bradiey Company G, Forty-fourth regiment, and James Conine, Company 1, ‘twelfth Tegmuent, The Case of Mr. ening aan” SUPREME COURT—G Before Hon.Judges —— e J. ) iacuare “and Rose- May 16.—Mr. D. D. Lord prennied to the Court certain papers, and said, on behaif of the Law Institute of tie City of New York, I move to revoke the license of Mr. Edwin James, Counsellor at Law and an Attorney of this Court, certain faets having come to the knowledge of t mem bers of the Law Institute, sin mission to the bar, which, if they bad known previously, would havo prevented his being admitted. Tue Court took the papers. sam Kenuelly. Mulberry street i Stanton streets, Houses and lots Goerck House and lot No 263 Washingtou street. House and Jot north ride 49th et House and lot south elae 42d # House and lot oust side 3d sts, OL ft. south 62d st. 80 ft. w. 6th av, T8300 226 ft. w. Gil av. 13,700 6,600 “SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC POR NRW YORK—TH 442 | Moon ny 701 | men waren pay. CLEAR Srcamehin Kina (Br), Rosell, Queenstown aut Li ha Wilson, Aspinwalle-D B Alien, Ship Sarprise, Kau 3) tena, to A A Low & Bros. & Kony and Batavia Fe) 10; has been inside the uit five days, with light ra rable wil and for. jag two ml ane and calm. Took pito v Wi Bh 1 tae ad 8, jon 72 bs. © tie ¥ ing from E 13, experienecd a 1 Eto 8 ant SW 21; bad lieht n rsved the Equator in the Atlantic april 19, sinee wh: tin have had lignt and variable Winds; had no trade N of lat iON. Feb 26, iat 49.40 8, low 9117, excivan nals with Bo iV ien hh winds Cs for ten days in t Douglass, 19 spoke Dnich » nella, re F ‘April 16, bark Mazola, bound North. Ap nke Br brig Alliance, 9 days from Santos for New ¥ Awedia Norden, 68 days (rom Calla (ort ‘and abip Eneryy, 40 aay Plat 2), fon 60 ‘pone sity Argonay uo Chow NYork, May 5, spoke Br prove lor Saiatin, from Lon. hound SW. May 10, 1 mm 4M, ‘spoke ark oe vahing, Dixon, from hos wy Oa * dria, Haesloe ck Carlotta a Fie valer, rk Martna’s Vine; Bors Boatntss, Pasiriige, Havene= Trai ith # Vigie rm Belg Comet (Br), Reed, Liverpool—Jas E Spurr. Brg Beavo (Br), Mason, Dincirk—Arkeli, Hurat & Co Brg O C Clary, Philbrock, Constantinopie—Metealf & Dun- can. ig Nahant, Strout, Ponee—C & EJ Peters. Hrig F Butler, Bartlett, Cardenas—T H San (ford. Brig Wititam & Marv, Norton, Zaza—Brett, Son Co. Sehr Mary Emma. Hulse, St Croix—Roche Bros & Cafiry. Schr Jos Grice (Br), Jackson, Port an Prince—K Murray, "Sehr Florida, Mott, Harbor Island—Mast Sehr Gazelle (Br), Swan, Halifax—T James. Schr J © ‘ord, Smith. Wasbington—Master. Schr R Secor, Lynch, Neweastle=E D Hurlbut & Co, Schr Dresden, Col lbett, Elizabethport—Master, Sch» Wenonab, Owen. Pembro Ki nion & Son, Sehr Gentitle. Getchell, Portiand—G Ean Schr Ei Chamberlain, Boston—H 8 Racket. Bene Br lant, ——, Bostou—W 8 Brown. Schr-Niger, Hilding, Boston—Master, Schr Yarmnonth, Bigh. Fall River—Master Preeman, Stapling, Besioi—it 8 Racket, fe PA % Acken, Peck, Stamford—Stamford Mapufactur- 500. Black a ois: Naw Bristol—I. Kenny. pop Sop! New Haven—H 8 Racket, loon Victoria, Post, Harifor’—H 8 Racket. Slocp Motion ~~ Norwich = B Han Steamer Vuican, ipet Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Gere ( Oriole (U 8 tra: rt), Manwaring, ae is 2) via Hatteras Iniet sth, ¢o.UB Agsiatant Quar- Lorigvilie (Br), Wood, Windsor, NS, 8 days, with vitor, for Port. Morr Schr’ Volla (Br), Kennedy, St George, NB, 7 days, with 7 New: ‘shies, O'Rrien, Philadalphia, Roanoke, Paull, Elizabethport for Taunton. rE Rogers, Wrightnan, Elizavethport for East Green- "Schr Ann Maria, Goldsmith, Etizabethpori for New Haven. Ser Carroll, Velsor, Elizabethport for Norwich, Sehr Fairwind, Smith, Calais, neester. inno, New Redford, 3 days. ne, Cigale ‘New Bedford, 3 daya, Jones, Chathat, 3 says, Provkience, 2 days. rs Schr Tele; Frovideniee, 2 days. Schr Alfred el land. Gt Schr Kate Vantasael, Jones, West Point, Stoop W D Mangum? Rossell, Taunton, 3 days. Steamer M Stevens, Dong berty. Baltimore. Btenmer Alice, Macon, Baltimore. Kteamer Black Diamond, Green, Philadelphia, Steamer Uspray, Kenny, Providence. SAILED. Steamship Champion, Aspinwall. Wind during the day 8, with dense fog outside, Miscellancous, Auznican Liovns—Sepplement for May 15 to the Ameri- can Lloyds Marine Register is now ont. The contents eon sist of a st of 23 ships, 22 barks, 20 brigs, 19 schooners and I steamer, 50 of which are new names and the balance re- surveys. The steamship Btu ik Queenstown and Liverpo Steamme Pansenseura, from Portland, Me, for thiv Port, was ashore a te yesterday, Assisiance had Leen sont’ to her, and she would prolably be gotten off at high water. Br Srp Praxracener, heneo for Liverpool, before, re: ried at Bertatida, in distress, has been condemped, ‘the hull and materials were to be sold at auetion May 2; alxo 10 t same time 190 bbis four aot 100 Ay corn, not damaged, balance of the cargo of the above ship. Bank Levey Axx, at San agri tan Spero hi RI, was 0} i Captain Roskeil, sails to-day for compelled durthg the pase to throw 1 90) bble cement to Lghten the vessel, she being too deep for safety. Scorn Jor Herter. Capt Join Bailey, was libelied 14th inst in the U 8 Distr.et Cours, Baltimore, charge with Funning the blockade in Mareh Jast, with a cargo 6) ‘peed by Messrs nan & Dobbin. The schr was seized 0} Sunday last y vesse] was immediately taken out on ssiox—During the fog yesterday morning the Atlantic street ferryboat Pacific came in coilisfon with known sehr at anchor off pier 1 East river, and had a large pertion of a@ntiemen’s cabin carried away. The schr lost jlbboom and bowsprit, BReWPRUAVEN, April 26—The Industrie, Hahacht, from Spickeroog, arrived here to-day, and lanied the crew (22 men) of the Albert Currier, Sons, April eis Hotes Capt yoreet from Alexan- =. Swi in 290 le beatin; jh, was ren ashore fal ot Water am Mite. wreck, Bat somue ot the cargo may be raved in a state, The U : Marrhal sold at Baltimore i? the sloop Velma to Richard Bradenhouge, {5 ee sats th ren, to John H Lemden and Thos sae ae sis; ae sehr AWil, Ante the laspnamed A wilittamemned nine US Cours for violations blockade, ‘The hull of ache Passport, befu 4 condemned at Bermuda, Was tok at auction 24th Wht for £85. gig new AL ship Clty of Montreal, 1050 tone, built at Bos: a ity fer gen 00; to run tn Rubens London lice of Lauxcuen—gn the 18th inst, trom the yard of Fi cle J Quinming, of Bangor, a brig of 250 tons, named the AP Lar. rabee, owned by Same Josiah Towle, Capt Hi Tain Carlisle and others. Capt Catiiele fa to command er. anels the ‘Whalemen. gid at San Franelsce 11th ult, ship Joho Howland, W what aerached at sarin Island no, date, shire Othe Kilmer, 1B; Mact nell, do: South Boston, Randolph, FH, ©!) not d. Aras Fev 9, bark Monmouth, Ormsby, C8, oil not re- Tovived at Baker’ Island su wpposed in January last, Othel- Jo, Killmer, NB, from Honolult Touched at Howland’s Island Feb —, Martha, Cornell, NB, froin Honglnia ‘A leer from Capit Taber, of bark Millinoket, NB, reports her at Pernambuco March 20. with 1/0 bbls sp this season. Spoke—Feb 27, lat 31468, lon 9120 W, Golconda, Green, NB, 480 sp, crulsing. B yr oy are or Liverpool, May 4, 6 1 steamship Asta, from erpoo!, Ma PM, 8 miles Wot Rac Po oR < Pol Hark Lebanon, Giles, from Cadiz April 3 for Boston, April 26, lat 40 15, lon 4 Sche Diste, Hay tf from K¥ark for Nantucket via Hyan- nis (vith Jost of fo nd having w storm tryanil ei on foremast), May Li PAM, in Vineyurd Sound, Gross. Kight Lignt Ship W8 miles Foreign Ports. wee 1, April 28—Sid sehr Mery Jane, Travis, Provi- ne Br «ror. Pitt, April —arr Mary Bentley, Bentley, ( via Falmouth for Horrescx, April 2—-Arr Vandalia, Patten, NYork; Ben- net Fianner, Mears, Flnae, Canoire, Apri 23—Sld Baytara, Raudich, NYork, Cuxmaven, April 2—Arr Mary Re: hen New York, with logs: of main and opens nouns, May Sarr steamship Bavaria (Ham), NY ork for Jam bury Candenas, May 281d bark Young Ameries. Col)ing, New York; brigs Wacamaw, Nickels, Boston; HL MeGiiv. ry, Clifford, Pa woe May I—Arr Dorcas © Yeaton, Pote, Moulinain for Apett 20—Of, Fides, Pagenstecker, from NYork for Ham Dearie, April 30—Arr Alliance, De Castir:o, NYork, Massuna, Apri 24—Arr Oscar, Jaborg, N Ye Hoxouci’, Mare 8 m1 ft arch M1, Lark Benefactor, for Hong Rous, going atthe rate oF 14 April 0—Cld Mary Adelia, Siewait, Aguas, Erlehs, for Baltimore; 20th, Argo, TIBOLArE Screamer, Sapw, Moulmeta, de. "B ishing, Sunderland, to load for Cal- Pin 1, Cronstadt, . Nay 2—Arr Br steamship Hibernian, Port- Liy Trac Ayeil M84 Oxpeny, Nash, P 0. April 2t—Arr Goong we teon, M Pies, NYork, ni, Aprl@—Arr Cordetis, Johys, Falcouth, sid 13 rest Queen, Williams, Aken: Lyd a Mary. ky Kio mire. Newexstie, Ail 26—Arr Marianna, Jahnke, NYork. Fourerougy Apri! 0—Passed, Phila, Paddon, from sun dé@riy nd for Pivwourn, pri 29~Off, Consignment, Tukoy, from New York ( tile Start Point 286, Biena, Bremer, from’ NYork for way May co’ Sid Ist, steamship St Louis, Lappldge, § heed, April 90—Passed, Huntress, Owen, from Moul- rChavian, San Pran- risnPros, Moy 1=Sid Sarah Parks, Vaughan, Newport thsiitee). om Trt, Mavch Heath port bark Pranees Paliner, Perriinan, from Victoria: eelir Bilge, for Valparaiso, Wasenrout-Air at Passage April 28, Paimetrac’, Olare- wep, NYork; Marve, Baude, do, foil Oblige by returning st to R. Law, tr steamship Orizaba, Farnsworth, San / Amertean Ports. ON, Mey ME-Atr ss winer feantch Queen, C collins, b 0 Patten, Potter, Ti eehr Plymouth be Kk, Buav, NYork. Cla bake Taroy, Mtr y, Ship neds Azor, Burke, Pas ney A Ford, Hava Homboidt, Bryant Garden Rieke Sos Long, ‘suis Point, Va" Charm timore: ‘Triumph, Watson, Princess, Lovell, ‘Wind W to ESE and's! 1S—Are sehr Henry. Payro Crowell, cng }uston ; AL iA Boston, acher, Gallagher, Green: , Norwieh: C Bayles, Tooke’, NYork; Huntress, Disney. Boston, Sid ships Balishee, Kran, Rio Janeiro & mkt: Adoiphine, Meyer= dick, of ant for Bremen: bark Ella Virvinta, White, Mon- as M Stewart, Pruitt, Sanne tevideo and Buenos Ayres; schr Nevie. pRANGOR, May I¢—Cld schr Maria Whitney, Cheston, |. May 13—Cld schrs Charter Onk, Butler, Shipping re at Vas bo Fn Haskell, Fortress Mor DAN Vicks. May'iS—Arr sehr Mary Baily, Siow, NYork, BELA BERHED i, May 15—Cid whee Wan Thotnas, Ba. onton; Nineue. sand Mathes Bird, Davis, Pros Filewc Jas Lawrence, Rowers, Bridgeport: Connedtient, Hartrord: ino Wauod. Packer, Norwich; Tsang Cohasset tang 9 nn, Rocka ACHIAS. May =i when ‘Crosne, Foster, Now 12th, Aucella, Gould, and New York Pcket, Ran- BA York: cin, tan RIVER, May 18-8 d aches Thos Hotter. Racket, and GW unm naa Wheidin, Philadelphia via New York; Tram Sut we'l, and Josephine, Davis, NYork. HOLME: OnLy May 13—Arr brig Cuiniborazo, Warren, oant sas T Jane, Benneit, Kahn, Miner, . NYork; Mth, M iL. Mav Ll—sld schr Ameua, Gs ere SiWateeront vay Locare seh Phikdetphis, Sid Lith, sehr Bolivar, Frenci, hina ia’ NEWLOR y re sloop Frederic Brown, Carr, Providenos for aches LH En tivott, Leeds, Pht. lads hpnas “Vay Bliss, Hac do Cor Ian gor). j—No arrivals, Wiad E, light, and thiek fog, Nety WAVES, Mey Ib—are sch Cac It Sinitbe Worde reuet sien Pocahontas, Van Wicklen, —. tris 8 L Bwah, 3, St Crotx it bethport: Harpe ie Hannan’ and Mediator, do. cet ‘A. wma Boston: Bi nasa: i Hel Wits, Ieontss ork, Nvork. Gl bet Ancio Sakon, Solen TsO, d Richard Law, ‘Boston; sohrs Eva Bell, Leos J © Pasicrson, Hand: rk; Mt Pat- ou, Mb Mahoney, Foster, ans. Centurion, (Panam, Claytoiy Aug IW Halt, rtrude Horton, Pensileton, Rock: ie, Hotinan, and AS Brown, , Gumnaze, Kuuiery, Me; Hero, LAND, May ld—Ayr schr MA Pitibrook, leipie, ‘Cld bark Gl Hamiton, Ohase, Hlavans, Drig ‘Dow, Maintizas; steamer Parke: surg, Holtinan, Phi ay Are steamer Falcon, Williams, N York. nT Varnum; J P Reon ch macs a Line, E RUCKLAND, May #—Are sobre: Charles Mt Smith, Post, Beltast for Fortreas Monroe: Cameo, P: ‘Camden for Philadelphia; Mt Hop:. Kennision, 1.t), Palias, —, and Corinthiin, nehaba, Thomas, Vinalhaven for NY: id Sth, Balle nile French, NYork; Gth, brig 3, Seat rs ue Robison: nana, “Powers. and W i Tt, Delaware, Richardson, rn, Uinaikaven io hed for NYork; Char! ‘ost, Fortress: nroe; 9th, Cameo, sr lowtagy Philade!ph den, to toad for Cul SAN Le mon April I5—Arr shi NYork; ‘k Glipes Faint: Sk ioe ships. Blac Bandina me Atwood, do; ett, map, NY rk Egypt, Holmes, Gutta SALEM, IArr sthrs Q-ein, Pieice, Philadelphia; Leoradin, MWiph Hower Hodes Rontout: |, N¥or! 4h, HW Wellington, Mais? Bucentaur, Delano, and Jane & Eliza, Richards, Calais for NYork; Splendid. Harrington for N¥ork. Cid ‘Mth, sehr Hunter, Rackett, Philadelphia AND FOUND. — T.—$20 REWARD.—L ost, ON MONDAY ere ‘a small Black and Tan Terrier Dog, cro} pped ears, long tall, and a littie gray aronnd his snout. The al reward will be paid on his return to 140 West Forty- ninth OST—ON T.AURSDAY, 15 INST, NEAR CORNER OF ‘Tiwenty-second street” and Tenth avenue, a pair of gold Bpectacles, marked with the owner's name. "A suitable re- ES the return will paid at 320 West Twenty-second ree O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, A SPorTeD POINTER Dog, which answers to the name of Veto, The finder will be rewarded by bringing him (o the stable ‘of the house corner of Third avenue and Thirteenth street. Le THURSDAY, STIL INS FIFTH nt Thint a Letter from soning $30, anit Aa account book’ A liseral reward will Be Firat street, in yy, in wen on its return to W. Sletterberg, No. 4 Loans 15, Brexrxa, A WHITE POODLE SLUT, » IN enn 1, long ears, duswers to the uxme of Flora Cherry street. Rees VERY SMALL LIVER AND WHITE BULL ‘Terrier, cropped tail and ear. A liberal reward will be id 02 returning him to his owner at-I00 Fifth avenue, ‘O8T—ON THE 12TH INST., IN GOING FROM WASH. rket to Broome: Memorandum Bo ingto® Mat gover, contaiuing private acco ‘Toe tinder would 7 West Washing- reut, nm Market, or 571 Broome street. OST—ON THE MORNE F THE 12TH, A DARK trown and yellow ene Oia Bird. ‘The'duder will be subtebly 1 rewarded by leaving It at 837 Bleeeser street. OST—ON FRIDAY, MAY 16, IN BROADWAY, NEAR 4 Kizhteenth street, a Pogket! Ky cgataiming two ill Pome change, one eyoglass, Hpers, x8. The andor will not stoned on returning the g'ass, papers, &c., 10 16 East HURSD, HE COR nth strect, and Sixth avenue, a Ajack sae tan ri atlar. A rewurd of $8 will be ACH, Ni v pa oF tie Che f n coupous ayaule fig ae Ist > payment ot wh Which hot 21 A-snitable reward will be paid tor reeovery or raid bonds by 8, Brush, 35 Front street. <ETBOOK, LOST — BEYWEEN ROOSEVELT b Now York, and South Seventh strect, Wiltlame. f monvy and a note ine ewarded bY leaving tt ut the K.ng L RirENnERGH. “REWARDS. LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID “For Tie a acy’ ons huntin; ease Wateh, de- i No. 17,656," made ert, at Chaux de with | old chal With two keys und sypallonys acal ‘also n ne Pin, with shietd bearing Jai tials Jen from @ room at ti Es "House, Brooklyn, on Twesday evening, Wil inst, formation may Ne left at the Pierrepont Hous, or atx Broalway, N, : OST, white Itudlan Gy ing her to 186 West Eleve: be paid. > REWARD.—LOst, ox FIIDAY, rit Axstant, do. near the egruer of t, a Portemonnaie, eon pwaed will be pal! at VESDA’ nd, with built edrs, hstrect the abov smail tin money net ‘wl of value only to the owner. : re Ibe pat % Yevurafag abe same to 42 West Thisiy-ufth stroet, oF to 102 ireenwieh etry t, REWARD WILL BE who will bring back ras white nod feet, hoilo star on the head, me naling Wood Factory at tue foot of Fir rth river FAD TO ANY PERSON 5 ID teat OR SUPPOSED TO “HAVE taken by mistacc of of the Fa! River boat on black Trunk, p wed Geo. F. Ne: be | above rr 1a eat be pa of the U m. Irby, Motchester Motel, avenue aud Twenty seventh street, $5 REWARD. STOLEN, UNDER THE big gs a Horse, Top Wagon, Harness and Blan- The Horee fra bobwail’ rona mare, 14sc hands bi en yearn 4, And a white spot oo her forehead, hfid le ‘Bue Wacin ie new tol a dare green, with a bine strips, the body is abou inches deep, OX, pen, nd boot, under the seat fan box for the side curtain.” The dar ny as is silver plated, about half worn, The Blanket ts gray striped Kersey. Person 1 adout fifty and uve feet three or four Inches high, wore a dark euit' of cloth clothes, ant hail the appearance ut & well (redo ‘Tarver. $25 Will be pald for the detection of the tutef and $25 for the operty, and in proporion for any part restore TT eG. Pokies, 27 Grand sires Williainsbarg, Lt REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, MICHIGAN Sovthern Railroad First Mortgage "Bond, No. 483. = will return se to the ofive Of A.-M. Petia orgd Mrehange place, will receive the above reward. re hereby forbidden to negotiate the ea # been sloped at tlie o'flee TOO LATE FUR CLASSIFICATION, AS FIXTURES TO HIRE BY THE YEAR Let on fitted up iu ae elegant ead compiete mann dreaper than purchasing. Apply at Pou ERCANTILE LIBRARY ARSOCIATION. ULAR NOMINATIONS, 1862, For Prosident, y CHAS. 1. gronDs. aye Alexnuder T. Stewart & Co, ‘or Vice Previgent, UR, with ©. re bonne Bee Metrovaitian “Bank, acturers’ & Mer. — JOSEPH HL ge o1 GEORGE I. LANPU ‘or Record SAMUEL J. HARRIOT, chants Bank, or Treasnret Foi JAMES W. EDWARDS, with Hint! Tiden, Brinkerhom & Phillips. FOR DIRECTOR: ' James Petrie, with d. aA, Pet Sema TW a] with U. A. Briggs dra, with Blis W Wheelaek, ‘er, With New York Fire and Marine Tasurance M Pigeon & Sons, with N. BJ wh bo. Bresso i Sackett, Beloner & C Wee T CHACN AS, Chattnan Homtnating Com, Pronk W. Sieruanp, Secretary, Henry Ki. Pratt, HA. Tachiag meriy Foor *); ry evening, ware WERE NURSE. INQUIRE AT 908 20 $1 50 ‘ cy. it vontty-cighth street, naar FINE ARs. MOTOARAPHTO ART GALLERY, P AU. MLEROADW AY, eoryet Lape avd street, REVUCTION.’ PANIC PRICES. « ann’ nay AL emul oy i iw VNONRTTES. highest sie o wigs gle a GOOD CLOAKMAKERS WANTED—AT Ww. R Robert, 258 Bowery. 10 $2 PER WEEK. —FOR ISHED ROOMS oF a gentleman nm: water and Madison avenue, e | acid, No pain. | MISCELLANEOUS. OLOGY, &C.. A priahiersfnt oy eee ¥ "uideea a edition, ani visew and MM | facts, ootatued by anaiony ‘and cecoinann eae ny jucluding & in to rom Seatbomes ‘ting the ues ta a rance of thercauses, by an eminent New | Sent free to any pudress for E. WARNE x 1 Ve cl, AsOE Hover, of ROSS & TOUBEY, % fiasand tr Rew York. ‘AMEYIATOR conn CURED FOR ONB cent each, by Uolng De. MRIGGS Cora and Bunwa Alene ator, anew, harmiessand certain eure for corns, sities, frosted and bilstered feet, &e, No Sine are led mB cea i sates od surprisio: Fee an ) cen! or Sect bpma aa a6 soia'ty arvg: Seut bp malo ie of pri ints. Dr. J. BRIGG felur and pra, tieal ebiropod $0 roadways, wchureh, New York.” (QORSS, CURED ‘yor 2% GENTS BACH, WITHOUR pain ov v.0xd, Bunions, bad nails, de, Beltery corner of Canat riteel, by Dr. We 3. eal eitropodist, Rive’s Anniuliator eures’ corns bunions, 25 cents por box. Gust SUN STORY, “ RUNNING THE if BLOCKADE.” A tale of the present war, A Ug tale of tHe present war, tale of the present war. A'uhrliiing tale of the present war. A high olf tale of the present war, By Captain WHEELER, TS. Aw author of “Phe Wed ‘a Tal’ of the Mitdie Ground,” &e, ‘The Rs ints story will find that Captain: Wheeler: spins a web of more intaresting incidents. than any weiter has ever before spun upon nny aaa subjects LUKEL beeanise, while no gre: vefore come up pec ue Quek ineideats have ever before obourret, Lor Aas ener nan, woman or child suj poset they would cevur, yet ther s-enes and Inrkdents of the sve lin have vrovtuved se man 0 male #0 many {rede om changes in paclety “hs enemies friends —t HE GREATER THE WONDF: Uj THE MORE LIKELY THE Tot I that couceras tals monstrous upheaving of the North: in all and South. Itis oT ase although it ailudes to duein; ‘a desperate, wealtuy and hard-ned raseal—one nice Hinicern ves Kigeor shis ‘bratal trade; Bub 1¢ he: i able, talented, aid x ‘rived sketeh of RUNNING THE BLOCKADE, under cirowmstances in which the rebels meet, thelr mat-Be more completely than in any other ineldent of the war, In ths narrative, the namnby pamby style of modern Fomancers: is disarded, dud the author strikes out in a vew, bold aud path, He beings out ae mc paw ity of rs he rei go startling as to chain the attention of N AMERICAN STORY, with the scenes all Jaid upon our own shores, and among ther Miands near Port Royal, Although mingitng excitement and deeds of violence, THR STORY ENDS WELL, and no onewill sive) un-oundly after r ading it, Every ong. iil be satintied that itis a tial tate production, and & ive story. "It you want Ai entire, subsertbe 10 a TIE NEW JORK SUN, which will commence its pu! Ticats tion on Wednesday morning, . Sti 31, 18a, ame comtitu> Je. duly ant concluded. "The SUN ea aes, chrewla th ng, ‘COPIES PER DAY, LY NEARLY tr} COPIES PER DAY, * NEARLY 55.00) COVIES PER DAY, ining aulthe news. by Teieg rapt Mail, und other » cil niarket intelligence, and plenty and con channels, able editorials, 1 of excellent reading. One cent a oe six Oalce corner of Nw Remember that the story will commence WEDNESDAY, MAY i, and be sure to order the paper in season, ‘or you may mise + One of the best stories of the umes. You Can take the paper * for as long or short.a period as you wish, onta.a week. and Fulton streets, in wholo, half and quarter casks, brewed trom Duley maltand hops, Brewe ‘and 160 a) Btreei. between Seventh and th avenues, N. ¥ PRING MEDICINE. STHUNGidles which inivo been carried long in the are the te break out when the genial warmth of spring diplases. grim winter. ‘80 at tuis season we are subjectto erysipelas, severe colds, and coughs, stitches, violent pains in the Lack, rhe} pains in the bones,’ bilious und heart dixcases, fever Ague, costirenees, athms, skin diseases and great dizziness - e head, NEW STYLE. 291 CANAL STREET, and NU. 4 UNION SQUARE. AVE YOUR MONE’ Ss THE E eure PRO (ON COMPANY, #: hot =p oy age becw Warren and Mu 25c., 5 pounds of pure Starch for ound nf Banal Sonp fo ‘for. Bi, 10. itles of Blue for Bs, cent bard of parent 50 'p for 3e., 6 cent cahes Vai bea au ed Funlly Pos, tor Sr, 7 parrel, Pie wat Haunt 10, Shoaldes Te, cholcest 1 PA Gai tl Look out for a Pedestal Sign at ‘atibe.. PosT O OFFICE NOTICES, ost “OFFIOE | NC NOTICE. THE MAILS FOR Tae ed Kingdom, France, Belgium and the Prossian per steamer Etna, via Liverpool, and for the. German Sates via Hamburg, ‘per steamer Hainmoni Clove xt this cflee on Bacarday, the Recon of Masyat 1036, PE 1nSON Ale | be hac BROWN.—ANY ONB whereabouts of a bey of ti we warded Ly addressing box ‘Ho wokiya P Post NFOR MATION WANTED—OF PETER JUDGE, WHO 3 it New York and went to Newport or elsewhere, be~ coon ‘six and sever years age. Any tnfor cation wail be thankiuily received by site, Margaret Judge, Callas Re Eye - enue, Shane Thi:teenth and Foureeath sts.,. ew Yorks ne will be re~ NYORMATION WANTED—OF JEREMIAM. OR OP is brother, Owen Sullivan, nauves of cor y Kerry, Ad, parish of Brown Any information of thé with. uktaily reesivel vy a near friend, ‘Autres Joe Sule O Court street, Brookiy Wes: MARY KELLY. OR MRS. MARY SMITIT, b & tornia, will p read her address io L., box 179 Heraid otlice. Pvt te a, LATO! w LL TE AR OF SOMETHING, ne 1 terested by sending his present address» t to vos BEY at oflice. ne VESSEL HAS ARRIVED, AND THE GOODS CAN e inspected to-day. ‘ LECTURES. ARSON J BROWNLOW IX DROOKLYN. W, G. BROWNLOW, 0 Tennessee, will speak, by invitation of the Krooklya Miivantilc Libraty Association, . tne Academy of Muste. Brooklyy, on Batuiday evening, May Tisat 8 oclock, Doors ope at 7. le thand of the North, Cavoliun has volunteered tt Flees, and will periosm, between 7 aud 8 o'lock, ‘and at in rt Ms during e o proceeds will be « wored to assisting Mr. Brownlow in» ent of his paper, the Knuaviile Whi. the leet festa tabs pay icke.s cents, To be Lad at the door, also of franklin Woodruff, 4 Cornties sn nkiin A Vs B. Van Dyck, wits AlleD, Mazen & Co.,21 Park. plac John R. Kennadey, 67 Trinity Building, _ STEAMBOATS. _ XEWARK.—ON SUNDAY AND EVERY DAY. Or, NEWARK — THOM. As P. WAY, Dose w. 5 ¥ 2) Nor. river, foot of De, P.M. Landing at Latourette Baalsir, leaves 104 A. M. and gen Point. Moreen: LINE aoa PREKSRIBL HEL leaves Jay stree ‘Thirtieth street ganna ISAAC P. SMITH AND AMERICA, FROM. foot of Harrisou street, daily, except Bun at 9:30 A astings, id Lake $:5 ond 4:30 P. M., for ¥ ry, Irvington, Tarrytown, Nyack, Versiraw, touching we Chrisiop her’ ‘strwet each way. LSE, LEAVI conkers, STEAMER TH THOMAS 1 E. pr of Sprang at for Guuenbtrg, Bale F Lee. Sundays at 10 A. M. 7 and 12 M., 436 0 “FINE YACHT FOR SALE—NEARLY NEW; 18.16 cabin, Wet furnished, very Const street, Brvoklyn. ce, A Ban be seen fo Rfdiress Ht, box 104 Post ofl IKDS, BIRD, BIKDS. many, with anew Heutinehes, Throshes, Black! ine kinds, for sale at the Lowest pikes je B. KESTNI tons; has soon fast Price fi aL 101% & ae al ‘Post offiee, giving HER. 0G8 OF ALL BREEDS, jhOR BALE —A NUMBER OF Intue Newfoundland Dost, pul a oa Reng | to ve. froontl it howud Pa ier Pape ii to the: fs tment and oar ted, trained, ere] wer. Address He Gate OR SALE-OXLY i cau vig 8. vate . oat hove of W we box 1,967 Post office, ie BALE—A SPLENDID MOU song; price $25. iseanes nia trimmed. ta Ue neatest +, corner Broadway and ain at. spxing. ' Ap) 1 Pldiy-sccoud atest, oF KIVG BIND, IN FULD Clinton sweet, in the Appiy at 16h DRS, 273 SPRING a Suturday, C4 crs and frienda of Gapt, tree inet. iy LF i Ss are mrespectitt Kf lynne Led to | wo give fh bitin s & rad, rile DOGS AI CSANDS at Barnum’s, Ne Seen, aud richiy doservin recelveat the assembled ‘throngs, To day tie show meat be more traciwe than it has yet be Pg: Ce a TANTED—1O HIRE FOR TITE SEASON, a xagur. About thinty-tive fect ong, with cabin, good order. Address Green Seal, box 133 Herald oflles, ANTED—A_ GOOD ce Will he paid for eel store, Forsyth ni. Pat AToir Dogs 4 he that silts, between Belanc ving © ‘INH OLD HBNNESSY AND QTARD: amas Weehes Oe Riartbotues sf 220, at) to rane Wit aw CO, OL Linerty street, SEGARS AND TORACCO, | ¥Y OHEAY AT IT BROADWAY -GREAS SEGARS VI haduce: in Haran y, Domestio.and Geran No live concern can coimpete in prt the ge ssigninent as sperdily a@ possibl’