The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1862, Page 2

2 “7HE FAMINE IN GREAT BRITAIN. Death ofan } glish Weaver From Want of Food—Wretched Wages of His Trade and His Man!ty Independence—The Re= bel Sanne 2 From the South to Create a (From the London Times, May 3.) H. Raitles Wa nithow, the De- puty Coroner for Middlesex, held an inquest at Bethnal Green on the body of Thomas Williams, aged sixty-six Years, a@ Spitalfields weaver. ‘The widow said that Ler husband and herself occupied Of rank or condidon, country order building plot called Acvestie! trum (or the speakers. Mr pointed chairman, the fants, and judge for yourselves, By order of @ commit. tee of working men wo are aivocates oi peace, Of Labor, property aud the, liberty of mankhad, io Mr. Taomas Wis0n moved:— NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1862, ie aes. aia ! fe FINANOTAY. DRY GoopDs. DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS. erection ~~ tate Serblin nigh ee ee Bee nannnnanadh vausr BELMONT 4 CO., BANKERS, NO. 20 0 WALL | AT RINE T GRAND STRERT CHEAP STORE, ‘odont Al issue lotwrs of credit to taveders, ry wri ‘vENvE OHBAP STOR! Area urs: Saturday’ ready made OF 00 Farecl tee worid thrvagh itsare Marneenidtet Port, too Ate ARGAINS FROM AUOTION. Galland ingpeot Thursuay, Friday and 'e pure tock and made to order, ‘The moeting did not prove to be one of the mooster | Yon, Frankior, Vieana, apie, mad thelr correspondents.” joo sthaw BONNETS FOAL AUCTION. STRAW GOODS FROM AUCTION Full sock YANKEE NOTIONS. About two thousand people gathered on an open Straw B nd private sale, comprising al the new niyies and shapes in Full siock FA Ls aud SUN UMBRELLAS. Full stock 204 anu 206 Sixt i avenue, two doors below Fourteenth street, Sirew Houness, ie, Bloowers, Bonnets and H. t extensive variety ld and a cart sorved as Tok | (JALMIFORNIA STATH COUPONS | WANTED—DUB July 1, 1362, ighest pric SAL ME. Straw Bounets, 18e. can u bes liahme; Bentolille having been ad- | p46" Lo ixching pace, eee tem by: f. SAIGS | Buaw Bonnets, so. Sts ras, a one toes cena + +--+ | Stuw Bonnets, Sie Splits In the wholesale deparumeat one hundred cases of Split Ru ™ SPADES" P. vit KID ALWAYS A Li IONS OF DOULANS —WENRY HAYS wILl ‘SIZES I y leave the ¢ buses Btaw Bonaeus i1¢ Straw and Tuscans, besidi several job lots of Colored | Stuaw Bonnets: x cans, besides several} Straws, very cheap. Lot of brown Union Leghorn Bloomers cen Be, Bhi: Straws, 75e, iol EDWARD RIDLEY, aN Cola Loam, meeting the deep and general te § ane) aime made re | Siraw Bonnets, Ge. Bpltt Straws, Boe. ‘OUR CRLEDATED | PATS KID G Tactring eereks sass Hankel Bugand ism rl Siraw Bonnets, 750. Spt Straws, $1. ‘Sid and S11 Grand street, and 66 Alien sireet, 3 CENTS, Broadway, New ¥ork. SB. raw Bonners, Se. Sp.it Straws, 125 block east from the Bowery. 204 and 206 Sixth } avenue, a ces below Fourteenth orn. ie Straws, 10 et Bonuws, $l GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE. fone smail room, and that their joint earnings only | EW YORK 4uD NEW HAVEN RAILROAD com. 2,510 pro.'y new atyle Btraw Bonnets, T iH, M. @mounted to is 6c. (about $1 14) el out of which i # pany, Curocr rth avenue &au Tweniy-sesenth street, 1,00) tap oraids, new sty 1s onneta re. A Norick.—Thousaads of pieces of Bonnet Ribbons, R. rg oD 206 SIXTH AVENUE, they had to pay rent and purchase food and firing. He | ‘Ty Treasurers Olli ¢, Mas Li 1aGd Adi. ivons oF three dolacs | LOO Neapolitans and Hair - (82. so te comprisin,: almost every whith and fashionabie shude ‘Two doors below Pourteenth strogt, . 7 | _ The motion was seconded by Mr. Jomw Rovu, uP: | per share his been inelared Neadiihiavnet 1,00) Dunstab B8e , bike, an endless variety of ianey and brocaded Bonnet itibbs FINE LACE GOOD: latter)y could only do a little at the bom, the work | ported b: at Arrgry, and carried. pany, pa able on ond alter 4. Tae trauafer books 2,200 Lane Covurg aad Sonnet dav ny le running from Se. to 75e. per yard, all this week's purchases. FROM AUCTION THIS WEEK. = bat b Ta ee % The deceased a : a de “a 8 | “Mr. Haan ed a meinorial to the President of the = Board cf Dien this afternoon to tht date. By order of hives nf urke iu aihoow styles, $1 to $4. “online ON cari al fb gira pete RIEOR. BEAL Josie, LAO MARSTLEAR © workhouse. He bad, however, app! or aid, and | Poo: i or test ongtt | he W. BEMENT, Treasure: owners and Turbaus, RIBBONS FR jew Styles tor $4 and the guardiaus gave bim ono shilling, a quartorn loaf, and aah aber i point cm Teliof in, the present = Beunsd Frames, 1240. WARD RIDLEY, Pusher Lace Shawls, $5, $8, $10, tea and sugar for a month, He was then told ‘that crisis, bac am peop! epee ually employed in rooms heated FFICE OF THE PACIFIC MATE STEAMSHIP com ee pees I +e BU and 105 Grand rs a a er Taave Valls, rom 6a they could do no moro, as he refused to | toa high temperature were not titted for out door work; | hereby Ziveu Wha tne Bove oy Dine eek eee Hoanet ra nes, 12520. eee Thread BoFdersa Veils, (om $9 jo into the workhou They then went on, | besides which, those on short time had their labor sproud | clured a'uividend of tive (0) percent Bonn~t Frames, 1375: T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE, ead Velie from $5 a? uate by Utila, sel selling. off their furniture and Dedding 9 | over parts o1 threo, four or five days, so as ty render it | of the laa three moni » Payable at Bonact Frames, sy Piers AMA, Peatuers every day. The larzoot | Pout dane Collars, from, purchase food. They were also compelled to pledge sible 10 & > eguil pa Triday, 2éd instant. ‘The t ci Stock of Flowers in the éity to select from, iiiners— | Kvcey emrte' EEhing’ and “akbar! Arilsios, PunCancehak hak bee (Lee se eee ad tought tone wegen poate stant, and reopel on the 20h inatant. By ore Another Jot of the bd " ¥ RNPEVE, BONNET AND CAPE LACES, ployment. Thi heard to say that he would rather die than be compe'lad to power should be given to tho Guardiauy than they at On the 15th {ustant, and’ reope der of the Boar ie LY-FIVE CENT ee TN BUNCHES. ABD. Plain and Figy BARBES = COURU RES R HEODORE T. JOHNSON, Trimming Ribbons, RIDLEY, Vand Imitation. go into the workhouse. They then suffered very great | present possess. ————---- selsceenareen Trimming Ribbons, 4c, ‘os. $11 and 811% Grand se t 206 SIXTH AVENUE, Privations. On the afternoon of Wednesday last tho de- | Tao uemerial Was seconded, carrie’, and the meeting OF SOLDIER: & MONTHS’ MI- Zeimming Bauons, So, Li ith block eat Se ae ‘wo doors below Fi Sad peeraos aa eal Nis ea nee cee ete | ae cee ce canes to iin Coster: “on wocoducet dhabiig, or claimagr ier | House Kivvons tiowon Re | Op (QRAND STREET CHRAP, STORE, H. MAOY. fe s im leaning against ons of the up- | A correspondent explains, that though the meeting co penons tel Sa ge atin ot thet | Boanet Ribuoar, 1 mining Ri ndous bargains in Embroiered ‘ AND DRAPERIES Fight rots. | She asked hin the couse, and he said he was | was called by the same parties who had convaned » | Cyarge for infettostions tee ae ee aaiisne °° | Bonne it Moan, 2. Tremaine Bibb as Woo. Banus: tna ohrapent lise of Keetlowarket Buginneevet R. ™ tker'contans NOW OPENING. ould Y Simtlar one at Ashton on Wednesday last, and which ‘Army and Navy Banker, No.4 Centre wirert, | Bonne: Ribbons, 230 ri Kibbons, ‘qxhibited tin this cliy. Also Homed and Wiain Linen Hand: EMBROIDERED LAGE OURTAIN He sank upon the floor from weaknoss, and with as- | petitioned Parliament for the recognition of the Southern Bonnet Ki. ‘ai Ie. n 12a, to $3.0 pair. giaaece on a ort he was placed ona inattress, but | confadoracy, it had boon thought better probably in V ANTED ny OUMMELTY CURTIS & Co.. u ae Bounet fisvons, Ste ‘am Ribbons, lfc. pa. Hates er Eepuine Kid Giove ‘aiid on Embroidered ‘Gurisun Lass from,S& or Wards, nseq e exposure abyve ted, confine Street, New Yor! Les ates, is, mee, & Co. iso 1 Line gree om | ‘The assistant to Mr. Vatndoabargh, surgeon of Bothnal | the besinosa to 4 more legitimate met ‘al toast one | American and all othr Bxpress Stocks, at highest " D isiaitiecastenaeee ee ree TE cit ot Ree ental Taree per Amt] Prot fii Tce Gartaan Groen road, said that the decousod had died from ex- | upon wich thore is almest portect ubau unity of opinion, Soe wa Telanmioge Se fee tient be | couuiry deatoresWe.hure = great inauy 4m or Zou ant baustion and the want of sullicient pourisument. The | and the only reference made to the other subject was by $3.0 000 ma BSSPOR IC, Ar sRCU- Dress Trimudaus 40. Deoss Ti a0, WELL WORTHY OF YOUR: ae White may jury returned a verdict in accordance with tho medical | Mr. Witham Aitkin, in supporting the. resolution, who hmstitkngey. ar, ethapeias,?ibmtine antiahwetion Dees Telco Ss Dross Feimumings, 120. ARD RIDLLY, Lp ES testimony. suid, “By en. understanding beereen:the committee gree "Apply oor atten 3.8. 2923 Fourth avenue. BONNET S'LKS HONEY GIEAPES, baer tty ter Ke. 65 Allan at 0h gol HS BET sit jE, ee WHE POOR LAW SCARCELY ADEQUATE TO THE CRISIS. | and tuyscif I sball not address myself to the gueation nn gages ae BMBKOIDEKY DEPA! One experionced saleawounan wanted in the ribbon depait- rae _{yrom the Loadas Zumas, May 3.1 ea was discussing at Ashton the other day,” The 000 waned PK roe Bem hme enaeneen. a ise aaa 6c, ] ment. gS R, ® ™40%prne' put an interview on Friday w: e | was attenited generally by the better class of seatioes aia, Collars, ‘ = . LADTES' «ID VES, Right Hon, C. H. Villiers, M. P..at the oflice or tho Poor | of both sexes, and was excoeding orderly and wollcon- | for $i bh erry ert eat sie re seals gd Lott Bante, 15s (pussaan 4 BROOKS, aitaee Pull Suck Bir ant Cae, Law Board, Whiteball, on the subject of the distress | ducted; bat a coldnorthaastorly wind carried cwuds of dress box 2,605 I Pout oulce. 5 Coline, ge tor Bands, ee — ouR CELEBRATED Faris KID GLOVES, which prevails in the cotton manufacturing districts. | dust continuously over orators and auditors alike, render- ae Sore Hare, b0e, of Bunda, Slo. ARB Piao 1 The deputation consisted of Mr. Baziey, M. P.; Mr. Cob- | ingthe position of all exceedingly uncom rtable, so that “LOST AND FOUND. f Collars, bse, Lot of Bands, 376. gy (904, ond m5 ool Soe! AL | den, M.P.; Mr. Covbett, M.!.; tho Hoa. A.’ Egertou, | the proceedings concluded in gumething under au hour. > et Sones Toe. Lot of Bands, 8c. | onoroR pr ori pr oa RIBBONS. fi —— M.P.; ‘tho’ Hon, Wilbraham Egortou, M.P.; Captain | — ‘The ouly speaker who indulged in strong language was O8T_ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST. AT THE COR a ege Raadnoreb late Mees 1) 480 O1CK, LOT OF BEAL LACE VBILS. H. MACY. Gray. M. P., &e., &. Me. Aitkia, who told the tering that the abscess. da To; Rm OF Renth stvort, snd Gleth wreaks, a ‘bled and din iWin Laie ‘Linen: Huwdkerchicns: 12300, 1d ibe” Oboice lot of Kid Gloves, 6806 pair. R. RIBBONS. a9 2s Wisox Parren stated that the object of the | ties of a government were two fold—'l irst,to preserve | haid on his teurn 49 No ay Brevoort piace cae mine 8,000 Ladies’ Wi ‘Muska Capa acc: Savarese Bile Mise sie bee eels eee BBBONS. putation was to couter with the President of the Poor | the lives and property of the people, and secondly, to | —"— -_———_ AT KINZEY'S, be nabled Law Board on the subjact which he (Colenel W. Patten) | fiud profitable employment for iabor and capital,” and | J OST—ON TUURSDAY, AR CORNER OF Pairs Hostery and Gloves, from Qhoioe lot of Cambrie Seta Gollrs, ke. cheap. Bares PY Ore BP epee Nesey - Law Board oa tha subject wh be (Coleagt W. Patten) p ploy i RSOAY, 16 INST, NEAR CORNER Mn Pairs H Choice lot of Ladios’ Straw Bonneis, citeap. offer namely, the present state of the cotton manufacturing districts. He described the destitution which previ - én Lancashire, and expressed his doubt a8 fo the ad. of the poor law tomect u. Hor of the conditions ou which rel, Mr. Villiers remarked tit th Sity in differeat localities, ‘he alee iD bo thet rei their duty (0 tell them $0, down and tell them that would got bo in that when it was found the people were not earning wages to support thein, a government thi laxed and he wouid not answer for it that that persm before an hour was over, wich tho verdict of a Stalybridge jury upon him oi “served him Tweaty-second street’ and Tenth avenue, ® pair of gold Chore lot ef Children’s =traw Gi cheap. Spectacles, inarked with thegwner's name. "A pillaule re- Choice lot of Hosiery an vats AtNerupeneee in d Gloves, cheap. did not step 1,000 Paira Hose, 9c. iol " 4 4 ward tor the return will pald a: 320 Weet Twenty-second " Choice lot of Bonner: ‘Suks, a idths, all qualitie Saga yt near eerie | ce ibidegrins ra 10d pate Hose, 100 *CUSIIMAN & BROOKS, Ar LESS THAN, Pius HOLESALE PRICES, he labor test would not be re- ‘A LADY, 0: LBA IN ONE OF THE BRO, D. 1,000 Pairs Lose, ace 463 Sixth avemue, corner 0 of Tweuty-eishth street. since the Just advance in the price of Ril bons. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, two ‘doors fclow Fourteenth street, 10 Pairs tose, P, 1,000 Pairs dose, 2 1/50) Pairs Gloves, S10. 00) Pairs best Alexander's silk Gloves, soc, Best sill Mi tts, 2be LOAKS, MAYTILLAS A ‘D BACQUES, IN EVERY VAWIETY OF MAT OF THE LA OVELIiES, C NG@ OUT STRAW GOODB, aT Ni ished in the third week «f Avril as comp ac elaine righ He i Mr. Rickards, chairman of the Man- ‘wtier. ‘The pariy having pocaeston Beat slik Mitts, Openti AT EXGREDINGLY LOW EIUGES, FRENCH FLOWERS, 0 " sl Mr. 3) B : : " Ing, 500 lots of N fourth week of March. He e: provisions of | chester Guardians, a‘Sawworm,’ and the two membe. 6 entire jangenin the septal forwarding ae wee Best silk M tus, 33e. fuel Goods W. Bocwanay Mackenzix, Supt. 304 0 aa ey 0 Can ‘AR! Will commenes this week to redu aah pee, out all our the order of December, 1s: oc South Lancasiure who attended the receut mecting of | to Mr. Morton, baker, 125 Cuitit street, Brooklyn, who will | Brst silk Mitis, ate. Bt es Bigs. BA H Maarapboonel Bes, lief. The order nad revo-e! Lancashire mombers in London “niggarcly scamps.’? In | pay any expenses iacurr d, with the owner's thanks, Beast silk Mitis, 50c. Reacy fn “MRS. BI raws, ao! 1 he . ° 1 niga: Fast silk Mitts, 63c. Monday tmorning. (HOBSETS AND SKIRTS.—MRS. BLGER HAS RE: ERY LOW PRIO Sons only, tho relief of otter guage bad much of the od judaced style of (Sr Se es B, | Best ail Mitts: 750 J ccived four more cases of her vice fitting dollar Corsets; | 294 and 206 sixth’ <th avout, two doors Leiow Fourteenth street, being in the unfettered « ‘telling the poopiw they must make them- |] OST>ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IN 81 ek at Goons Ai WHOLESALE, aiso a ioe of Werley's Patent French, very low. —Be: nN a With regard to able-bo: , the order required that Voives of thunder at Somerset House,’? Bee ale cwie nie E38 steel Skirts for 50c, French Kids, the. way, near one haifat least of the relict should be given ia food, Cuet, or other articles of absulutc necessity, that the ro. lief ghould be given weokly or oftener, that it should not be given while the applicant was employed for wa to description which is by no. ns distress is great, much bas unemployed as of appearapee as they passed through the streets, $19 00. Any persin tinding the saine wilt please retura it to ._ A liberal reward will be given. OST—A BLACK GREYHOUND SLUT, WITH A CHAIN collar and brass plate, marked Platt, ‘The finder wii be THAN JOBSERS' PRICES. M. KINZEY, 221 and 223 Eighth av., Witte Goons. between Twenty-Lrat and Twenty-sscond streets. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., Are offering, at very reasonable prices, large lines of Nineteenth street. EVATRAN WOOL VESTINGS. Addiuoos wili be made to this po} grounds, plsided in mauve, purple and gaunt aud spectre avemu eans true, because, though Jar atyle in white been done by private aud 7 i rown, at very low LARGER ADDITION HAS BERN MADE THE PAST and that he should be sot to work so long as he ¢ m: | public charity to 'relisve it, one establishment alone in handsomely rewarded by retui the dog to 119 Tenth By peices, RBY & COMPANY, SUPERIOR PLAID STRIPED and PLAIN JAGONET, Ginued to receive relief. If the guardiaus dvomed it | the nvighborhood giviug out soup at acost of £20 por | CC six doors wost of Broadway, toe dams Gace No. 87 W i ih Li rrr expedient to depurt trom avy oi these reguiatuons, | week. [Ost FROM NO. 26 LAMARTINE PLACE, A LARGE = = bo rails ossezeigtret Pe they could do go, if they reported the departure | Gar correspondent adds, that it is currently reported size, full blooded back and un Terrier Dog. He was CHEAP DEESS GOODS. ANS! FANS!! FANS ER 13 STREET, corner of MERCER. to ‘the Poor Law Board within twenty-one days,and | in>talybridge that money has been supplicd in quantiry | tnerked over each eye, om the throat and fore ie. His care uponus, You can ke —— the relief given in the meantime would be iegul, sir re- | from coins quarler (0 some of the old facory aitators to | Were cut very short. Answers tothe name of Watch. Any Notwithstanding the increased duty on importations, and $i fore handsome Fan: and —A PARTY, HAVING BROKEN UP HOUSE $45, Cuted the allegation which was sade in sume of the news- Papers, that guardians require that applicants for should sei! their furniture bere they could be reiieveu, In reply to inquiries on the subject, he was assured by Poor law inspectors of twenty-seven years’ experience, ‘that they were uot aware of 4 sinule iustance of the kind. Mr. Villiers explained the steps taken by the Board in view of the pressure which was anticipated in the mana- facturing districts, the arrangements which the Boards Of Guardians made for deaiiug with it, the ample power which they possessed, aud suggested the desirability of leaving the matter at present in the hands of the guar- diane, who were performing their duties very elticieat'y. Mr. Potter, General Lindsay, Mr. Aspinall furner, Mr. Cobden, Mr. ornby, Mr, Cobbott, and Str. Cornwall Legh, end other members took part in the couference. OVEB FORTY DEATHS FROM STARVATION IN ONE DIS- TRICT IN IRELAND. In the House of Commons on the 2d of May, Mr. Ma- guire, in rising to call attention tw the fact that several deaths from starvation had occurred recentiy in Irev land, said that the House ielt deepsy:npathy with the peopie of Lancashire, aud he should be glad if the govern- ment would take sume steps to relieve those who in that county were suilering, not from (he dispensations et Providence, but from the evil passions of man. There was now in ireland a state of things which should com- mand the sympathy of every man who had a heart to feel for human distress. Since be bud tast brought 10r- ward this subject his conviction was conlirmed tuat the distress was wide spread, and was certatu to mcresse every day for the next three or four months. * * * The Rev. Mr. Prendergast, parish priest of Newport, in the county of Mayo, said im that district there had been @ complete failure of the food of the people, and that under the pressure of the ferences ‘She government in- tertered, the resnit must be starvation, as no amount of local charity could cope with the distress. Resviutions were agreed to at a meeting of the clergy of the deaucry of bourne, stating thai no description of the distress Of the people could give an adequate idea of the saa re- ult, and that, as ministers of God and daily wituesses of scenes of beartrending misery, they were constrained tu ‘urge the immediate application of effective measures ot relief. The last resolutivn was in these terms:—'That the false representations of government ofticiais, who studiously endeavor to conceal from the gazevf the civilized world the real state of the countr} are equally inhuman and christian, and deser the unqualified censure of ry enlightened man. Whether those expressions were justilied or not, he ‘was convinced that they were the prevailing sentiments of a majority of the Irish people. In the Belfast News he found the report of a meeting of Protestant clergymen who testified to the distress which provaiied there. The Parish priest of Moyculien, im the county of Galway, in tetver, dated the 3uth of April, waid that hunger, starv: tion and death would be the iuhappy } lot of many unless they were relieved. Mr. Murphy, of Bantry, narrated he case of the father of eight chudren, whose wij ‘sand chil- dren were rqfused relief because he would not go with them alo the worshouse, and abandon the hopes of independence which rested upon his cultivation of @ small pilot. The writer added that there were of similar cases in that hood. The honorable gentleman read a list of deaths {rom want and exposure since the 20th of November, 1861, at Ennis, Galway, Atblone, Eunis- kil: nu aud 'oiher places. Hi could go through a much Jongor list of cases, but he believed he had read some- thing like Me cases of deaths from starvation, in more than twenty of which inquests had been held. That was 4 serious state of things. It might be said that Catholic clorgymen were apt to make exaggerated statements, but these — would not have died if they could bave helped it. Surely it was not creditable to the verument that such cases should have to be recorded. imilar cases could have been recorded as ovcurring dor King of Naples, the Duke of Modena or the 9, it would have been said that the govern- ae wag imaiadministe tection to human life. there would be no empioymeat for agriculturists in ire- jand. For two terrible mouths gaunt cee would stare the people in the face. It was the duty of the govern- meut, as the guardian of the lives of the people aud of the prosperity of the country, not to persist in deuying that there waa distress, but to take some active measures to relieve it. No doubt the government would do something for the suilering operatives in Lancashire. Every irisu “sir up the people (0 visl:nce, goverment Dest way of u: sure of the design. ists and leaders of strikes we caving the ob) are at the present time cont A meeting of the unemploy: Stevenson's square. ‘There 3,000 assembled, pearly ail The poopie callod Mi. show them that they fult forming a deputation to chester, und also to the ef to the uuernp! dressed the meeting. they (the people), in their tress. to meet the distress, stated that there could not be fact thot £80,000 was hus hand and say he had (Cries of ** No, no.) ‘ths tress did not prevail. might earn 2s. 6d. for work: yard,andif they missed a (Hear, hear.) He thought Guardians, is totally imadeq, dtatress.”” (Cheers. ) plying the labor test is uajui Meloperstion on the laboring e French Intervention Mercier to Richmond. the French government, subjects, has desired to ‘stop currence of England. tendered Sad From advice jong grits, 04 he American (u-siion, and that porhays ihe Ou Saturday a number of old chart- ore assembled atSia.ybridge, who did uot appear at the meeting, who have mony enoug’ to spend im publi: howse:, go trom town to town, issue larce and expensive printed placards, &c., aud who ings to follow up those of Ashton and Stalybridge. MEETING OF THE MANCHESTER OPERATIVES. (Brom the Loudon star, May 6. weaver, to conduct the meeting. Mr. Bangsrr said they were met to considor what steps they ought tu take to better their condition, He thought what they were about, but the uzemployed wantca to piause.) ‘The meeting was cali tion to the nec ssity whios existed for an itcreosed ex- Mr. John Finnigan, a beamer and twister, then ad- He said the distress under which they suffered was not owing to any uct of thir own gov- ernment, but the war in America; and they had met to- gether to talk calmly, deliberately and dispassionstely ws to the steps to be taken to alleviate the oxisiing de tress. Mr. Rickards had made sume remarks which might be, thought had no bearing ‘upon the present dis- 1 the course of his speech, Bir. Rickards buasted that the guardiaus were prepared, and had the means, uo matter how it might be tn: Greased, and, a8 a Mauchester man, repudiated the idea of seekivg foreign aid to relievo the aistress. Me also lodged class of the people. He (the @ay there was scarcely 4 man velure him could bold up Mr. Rickards stated the fact that, by the published re- turng of the head constable, it was stated last week that there were about 8,000 persons working short timo. The rate of pay which the guardians afforded was totally inadequate. After thoy had gone through the numili- ating process of application and reception thea they that an alteration was necessary with respect to the manner in which reliof was admiuistored. (Hear, hear.) He would move—* That it is the opinion of this mecting that the modicum of relief, afforded by the Poor Law Mr. Heyry TeaTuse, | power loom weavor, seconded the hermosa which was passed unanimously, Mr. JAMES OSWALD proposed:— That, in the opinion of this mecting, the present mode of Mr. James Stayvop, ® hand loom weaver, seconded the resolution, which was also passed unanimously. ger to England. (From the London Giobe (semi-official organ) May 2.) ‘The ramor of an intervention on the part of France probably be traced fo aw) Feported journey of M. it, pressed the opening of the Southern ports from "nenranc to an overt Peron returning the Dog to the above place wili receive $9 | the great Feward, and no questions asked, yATCH LOST.—LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, BE- tween Thir' yssecon' ‘and Twenty-first -treets, « sinall Enamelied Gud 0 ; haga branch and bird in Giamgonida ou, tha guiside. Avsulishte coward will oe given for its return to Mrs, Butterworth, 20 West Twenty-tiret at, a - keeping, wits 10 dispose of their Carpet, a Ve from upwards of @ thousand, 7 the Original 7g Jacobs. ba fr ia, era the eve sun, ‘Oan'be be ase in the cost of tabrica, we are sciling iB sor Broadway. ine BRITISH, tee AND GERMAN cheaper than haa ever hose tidwerin Maw York, on probably We the terawina AgasSs THA WHOLKSALE and we buy nothing thatinok AND SELL Ab WE BUY, CHBAP. 20 $00 Yards Uavellas and inrene Anotsia, ss te-and Odes 10,500. satus Saris Grisallies, pe 10c., Brag ty and 15. with @ view of influencing t willbe this early expo- Fy, Desay 4 comrany, . ‘TaiLors, WH open on Weanesday, May New siples a-Craye Drilings, Crape Woolies Teouserings, laded 8g by 2 inches. ¥ sing No. 57 WALKER STREET, Pe yox¢ COURSE, MATCH FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. ‘The interesting mateh for 3200, mile heats, three in five, im harness, will be a ded on the Fashion Assoclation Course on Tueada::, May ‘he competitors are the well _knowa black gelding Panes an! the sorrel tee Frank Tem) _ REWARDS. LIBERAL REWARD, Witt BE PAID. re ecovery of utias vase Waich, J. Robert, Al de emplating @ series of meet- OLD ADE S, WHITE z HOLLAND, rs INOW SHADES, hed lever, No. 17, re id plait ts ] Fond with gold ane witktine eys and small onyx seal | 1>U00 yards For de Chcves, ta eh eipes ‘antl pinta, ANDOW oADEN, They are in charge of Tallman and Hiram Woodruf, ed was held om Tuesday in} attached; algo a Chatelaine Pin, with aht-ld bearing {aitials Ts., 18. 34. ancl 1s. 6d. widow SHADE SIXIUIRES, capital race is fully anticipated, Boats leave James mij ane. were between 2,000 aud -Cavalt of which were wile from w room xt the Picere- | 12 000 sairds, Mosambiques, tm, drabe, browne sud grays, at W STYLE, at Thlrty fourth street every ve mmutes, ‘Train, from Hust- of whom were operatives. use, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, 18th inst. In- | 7, 599 yards Illuminated Poplina, at Is. 64. KELTY'S, No. 389 Broadway, | ers Puint at Lo'cloc| sOsetH CROC BRON, Manager. Bernard Barrett, a band-toous | fyrmation may be left at the Pierrepont House, oe at No $00 yaran Silk and W vol Gre matics, at Us. 6d. TCRIcRERE IN GnRH oan Hb Broedway, N'Y. $.900 yards Checked Mobatrs, at Is. 34. OUSEKEEPING BaP, 7 ee rn ards silk Warp Lop tic, 28. Krom reont cash auction sales, in embroidered Lace “HORSES, CARRIAGES &C. REWARD.—LOST, ON l0Tit INST. A CHILD'S Fe oD ards Slik Po and Musiin Curtains, Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, Com- | ~.~- cnr Gold Link Bravew!, with a head carved in coral at the eee oe ee, im all colors, fa. 34. and | Peters FINE BAY COUPE HORSE, HAMIGTONIAR the guardiaus and overseers scarcely know sp, supposed io have Deen dropped iy Mudisou or Putt otk worth 3x ad eb ‘Linen Damask Goods of all kinds, stock, direct from the country, 5 years old, 16% bagds avenue or int Twenty-seventh or ewan wi pl atreet, be- “ool Satin Paid, ts, 64., worth 38. 6d. ‘Venton Mattings, white and colored, from auction, hig hy a gvod and hier driver in ‘sing!? and double harness, they were starving. (Ap- | {wees thowe avent abov “egg will be paid if the 4 yards ‘Bil tad Wool Crepe de Patia, 18. $4., worth 3a. At 8 Sixth evenue. ‘Cor.waut of use by the owner, see. bred him. Can be Hed’ for. the Purposo-of | PFacelet is left ut 28M teow dard ard Bazege Angie; ail wool ulling, atid 2% yarda : C. G. HOOK. o oyawabens Hovoken ferry, N.J. wait upon the Mayor of Man- Pacsacd as cudadghan eicanrah ACE CURTAINS, LOODED STALLION YOR SALE CHEAP.—PIVE Guardians, to call their atvon- y Som Regeee Sareea tauiy yarde earen Npunces, NOTHINGHAM CURTAINS, yeurs old, sound and kind. Apply coruer of Bleecker Streets, a French. Foodie, with dati noss sud exes, ot 4 20 Anglais Robes, twenty yards, seven flounces, ALL CURTAIN MATEIIALS, ana Gros joyed. (Hear, hear.) wise prefecily white, The avove roward will bo Bi ‘At very tow oo oi KeLtys, hea ‘No. 350 Broadway INEN CaMpRic DRESSES. MILLIKEN « CO. wul offer to-day, at reduced peiiek, larkeaed bediteel aumsrtanent oF ny oue leav's fot her at the Opes Livery Stables on Pe nitty Se- 1, 350 yard Bie War ngs a Volant, seven volants, $3. cond st., near Yourth : DIN MOURNING GOODS. 5,000 y: ards diane B Bars Pat Lari: Peete 1c, GMD yards black SUK ana Wook Ix. and Ta. 8d, S:0oy Jards back silk and wool Satin Plaid and Stripe, 19. Gd. ARRIAGE FOR SALE—A VERY GENTREL Two morse park Wagon, one seat, servant's reat behind isin Hit be sold for halt tts value, be seen in the carriage shop cornet of Broadway and seveuth atreet. REWARD.—LOST—A BLACK AND TAN DOO, $5 Bear Prince snd Mott streets, on Sunday, Iach tnst, on red leatner collar, bound with biack. Answers to 3. yards black all suk satin plaid aad stripe Grena- PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS: $a ae eames of “Dandy.” Apply w C. J. Barker, Haruden’s, dines, 2s. 6d. for Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, ARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR a 6 lses troche Bgurs Pallas Ghere, wightly damaged Piety tenry i aay seobeat iy borden A errors fatally Carriages, Long ie rai cases vor al ad n Cae, re ui and depot Wagon rocers’, expreds ani ness 501 ‘wisdom, limited thongh it 5 REWARD. —LOST OR SUPPOSED TO HAVE | on the v« ngage of tn portalon, de former price 2, 6 THE LINEN STOR, topatnt toad Hragiee: saa ale un pa Havoses ye) been taken by mistake off of the Fail River boat on sesh ‘SULEKDID VARIRTY OF Oras Goobs, 43 Broadwi and Saddlery, and second haud Fulton avenue and 10 Nevins street, t Brookl OR SALE—A PAIR OF SUPERIOR BLACK HORSES: (a perfect maici), 16 hands big, broken both to saddle $2 i: 8, a large black Trunk, marked Geo. F. Neil. The avove ‘m. Kir’ HEAVER THAN IN/ASY OTHER HOUSE IN will be paid for the delivery of the trunk to NEW YORK. seventh street. ANTILLAS AND SACQULS, FOR SPRING. humbug, and We offer at retail the balance of ot our WHOLESALE STOCK 3. Wostchenter ‘Motel, Fourth ‘avenue aad Tweuty: | Ladies can rely that tas sdvertisemaent is that the goods are y 96 eeprosen ed, eihiogwe is RGATNS GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. a way a9, iad harness, The agote are warranthd Sound and free from . x RTS, jon commencing ot nday, W 000, Applic to b reat distress, because of the | P -ERSONAL. wah roe chy BOWERY, These goods are wade is the very Dew maanaee ane tm the | Tet ete eee seer Boca eat eee ees in the savings banks by one 18 IN TOWN AND WANTS TO SER YOU TUES H. B.=-c teas remantiye anid ‘Wook the the nate over thé: | /latese Pactesiyies, street, or to Mr, White, at the Everett Houte, door, and do not believe you are in ROB! see the name. Cut out tais advertisement for reference. A’ POPULAR | PRICES. you speaker) dared venture to + day next, 20th ini WOODBRIDGE & KEHOE, 336 Browdway, corner of Worth street. : | hadradransteiaaan 1 THE FINEST PATR OF BAY FOX tor florses that have been in market this season; stand 15%; hands high, pony made, have tine full long tally, extra travellers, and ror style and’ beauty cannot be sui NFORMATION WANTED OF MARY CANBR jest heard from she was living in some part of the 8 ate £10 in the savings bauk, was no argument that dis- WHEN They should compare with what | 9¢ New York with wcierzyman. Lt she wishes to hear trom ELEGANT DRESS SHIR ANTILLAS; MANTILLAS! od by way in market. Also two other extra fine Pairs, the Pecan © reine orem Seeaaeone Me eM rs oman | Rares eee cia Real ¥.B., Heraid oftiow, is ne ET PE the northern part of this Siat>, and will be closed out at low ‘THREE AND FOUR PLY LINEN COLLARS, od ADIES “wes, Can be sen at Metropolitan stables, « orner of Prince easy it is to blame when a desire to do so existe, I will strive do betier in future. AURA.—YES; HAVE ONLY JUST HEARD OF THAT eveui. Your kindness in informing me of it can never be forgotten, X could forgive, evervthing cise: but that never. Heaven forzive alone, satgegy ‘GUEEN, BUT BLUE. 8. DALTON—THERE IS A LETTER IN THE BROAD- way Post ofilee for you, R. JAMES McNEIVE, OR McNEV. PLEASB_ EXAMINE OUR iVE STOCK and Crosby streets, VEN! OF FINE MELTON CLOT saci ke AND CIRCULALS, BRILLIANT LU TE sil SACQUES AT $6 58. HEAVY TAFFETA SILK ANTILLAS ar AND $10; WORTH $12 AND $15 oe nip : w. RYTON. No. 274 Bowery, near e Housion sireet. __LEWIS, Owner, — OR SAL VERY BEAUTIFUL FULL BLOOD six rears old, warranted sound, broken tor the ee ey inj ye and double harness; price $200. Apply to JOHN GILL Merchants’ Bank, or at McGovern's stable, Love lane, Uirookiya. Fe SALE—A SUPERIOR GRAY HORSE, 15 HANDS high, six yeurs oid, very stylish in harness and under horse an going Lajeat London and Paria styles. GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Highly recommended for summer use, THREAD GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS, ‘At mach Jess than regular prices. FINE LISLE THREAD HOSE AND HALF HOSE. ing five days in the stone day 6d. was knocked off. they would agree with him EW FANOY STORE. BROADWAY, the saddle, and great roadaie: the city in'every particulai he nest fannily oat by a gentle uate to meet the existing OR McNAIV! 1 M rie esc. In Marit 1565, 6 Haat twenty scevnd Tieeuideponanacone, Corner of Wavertey platy ee eee pe or Triend,) 18 rede eCLAY EiviNGs CALF PROMENADE GLOVES, Trguld reepeettully Pee ta pubic that he has opened OR SALE—A FINE BAY COUPE HORSE, 16 HANDS $8 SARAH E. DRAKE WILL HEAR OF AN OLD Kew and beautiful colors, ae eee eee EW MebRL De a Aras at in prigeipie, sil cruel 1a inating when and where she may beeen ENGLISH FLANNEL FANCY SHIRTS. BisBONS, ao SNOB ALLE SAO EEL EEO MROCRAAT Ociee AGES, CES. EMBROIDERIES, TEADDRESSES, GLOVES, VANS, WAISTS, HOSIERY. (LLUSION AND MEDALLION one top wayon and one sulky, ail in good order. two sstadonble Harness, Apply at 304 south Third ‘ninen, Brooklyn, E. D., or 107 John street, New York, PATRICK, COACHMAN, WHO LIVED WITH MR Field, at Woodland, will please leave his present address for Mr. Jay, at 46 West Seventeenth mreet. For the army, navy and travellers. SUSPENDERS, UMBRELLAS, Jarge and elegant ty of the abore as weil " m8 OF ot , hands high; goo . Tnqu leave it at 135 Wooster street, : a aoavery varie iy opt th furaiab ing stores, EAR PROFS aba: “BEL Lass, ac. Srl L street. Wanusnor (FOUR OR FIVE DAYS).—DEAR G*, lound at popuiee prtees, 8: tus’, Laces of every fanaiption, wash Washed and mended, OR SALE—SIx EXPRESS WAGONS, DIFFEREN? been understood that Wag popper nes O51 Browdway. BaMUEL TUCK, — | new. "Appiy at 20 Went Thirtecuth street, On? NOM the sufferings of ite | fhbe'ankind im anything said at Our last interview. I call RNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co. 727 Broadway, corner of Waverley place. ne nn he war, ores ees meance 4 a ‘at the Post ice every evening. A! J : NEw BUMMER DRESS ‘OR SALE—NINRB HORSES AND DIRT CARTS; jut is believed to WILL OPEN, valuable Farm Team, sixteen hands 4 Goons. =e — large ang, autractive stock of NEW AND PASH an Simcnak, te aay be vite er‘ vneen SPORTING. On MONDAY, MAY the 1m, ioxabuk PERN bs riaNememree tin ah ioe SS tuwagers arcana been instructed to take a step which would pare the way FINE YACHT FOR SALE—NEARLY NEW; Is lt — Peiees, At PEYTON'S cheap store, 274 Bowe for ice wagons, express of down town work. Apply at 128 se ‘action in the premises, and that a ‘advice to tons; has good cabin, well farnaued, ‘very fast sailer. A large assortment of . ‘A few doors couth of Houston exteet. Canal street, doth sides to come toan ainicable settlement has been | (4? be Harta erates Set DIPS: SEE GF. TS ee GENTLEMEN'S aad aad MISSES? ree a A ‘EW FRENCH CHINTZ LAWNS AND ORdANDIES i. aren © 3 fast colors, warranted, st 1s. 6d. from auction. ver yard, worth 3s, at 05 Sixth avenue. Rockaway, all first class IRDS, sorry y BiaDe. |. JUST ‘ARRIVED FROM GER SUMMER UNDER GARMENTS. ssa Hes me coy sick of tbe, bost singing Canaries there were grounds vies may be seen at oy Maiden laue, up many, wit eee ios Siaectlalogether msastenaank. aes hereon to build a compromise. it is certain that. the attache Thruahes,® Blackhead, Goines a ‘and Together with a variety of ©. @. HOOK, ip Irish people did not aak for alms; they wanted work, and | Season ie, SPETCsmnI hen etn but the hot uous Kinsey forsale at (he PMGUSENER & BROTHER.” | SILK, BALBRIGGAN, ENGLISH LISLE THREAD and ()®OANDIES AND saconETs, FR Ce TAILED BAY, HORSE, 15% them acasiasinail tae é a "4 eee Pan oad ba cae emcee abe honorable | Will not arrest warfare on the whols of the immense field OR SALE—THE SLOOP YACHT ESCORT, % 92.95 COTTON HOSIERY. Bought at the recent large auction sales, Clone toa 00; bs atine driver, an every way lo rail warrantee member for Dungarvan jn the opinion that the question | !aid open to it; and now that the federal government has tons, length 56 feet, breadth 16 feet 4 inches, depth 4 feet — ARE NOW OFFERED will be given. Apply at No.'ll Bergen street, Brooklyn, got an army, it will be strange if they do not follow the | 6 inches: has been hover overhauled, and is cor m pletely. CANAL STREET, Corn rot which be had raised was one in dealing with which all party feoling ought to be laid aside, inasmuch as it was ‘one which appealed strongiy to every feeling of humani ty and of cuarity. (Hear, hed@r.) The question was one, indeed, which was calculated to interest every maa whose attention had been directed—and whose had potj—to the wants and privations of those portions of the community who during @ season of, be readily ad- mitted, an exceptional character, had chanced to be more exposed than others to its inclement influences and mote, The whole problem is one of example of other governments and use it in all times and seasons. Freveh intervention went very far to found the United States; i may exert it tions of the Southern confederacy; day, can foresee even the immediate, not to speal: of the re- to which such a line of actwn would lead? no solution can be devised which as much bitterness between Europe and America as between OR SALE—A FINE BAY MARE, EIGHT YEARS DLOW & OO., No. 3 Pine old, can trot in three minutes; 1534 tiands tigh; the best - rnished, Apply wo E. H. Li ABU. CONSTABLE & CO. MUCH UNDER REGULAR PRICES' ts tint mbna to secure the founda- ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE A CAT OR SLOOP RIGGED WILL OPEN AT RETALL ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. eats Beret Sain aah ABT a ena eae taaary » Wf 30, who, at this centreboard Yacht of about thirty tons; must be com- bea i Heascate “iy, the owner goes abroad. Apply at No. 24 fortably furnished and ready for immediate use. Address Om MON CANAL STREET, corner of MERCER, rs yf dang box 36 Post office, Newark, description of vessel, &0., 4. W street. .J., stating lowest cash price, OR SALE CHEAP—A GROCER'S TOP WAGON; HAS only been used about one year; cost $175; will be sold wich ‘PAPER HANGING AND WINDOW y SRADES,” WILSON Y's, 308 CANAL SPREET, near Broadwa ay. Haring parchases U the Stock of one of the largest houses In t one-third the cost of importation, and added the greatest intricacy, and THREE THOUSAND BAREGE SHAWLS, not cause almost ANTED—A GOOD WATCH DOG; PRICE LOW. ‘Apply from 9 toto A. O. ALUOTT, 238 Washington Eid At the following Jow prices:— rgtirachimenrndhart = cheap for want of use. et the corner of Gi arene and Twelfth sweet, eects. Sir Robert Peel proceeded to exainine some of in ee ee ane nee a eee ry it tn NEW GOODS. are prepared to ‘oer induse- the cares referrt 'y » Magu reading worn ” a e 7 ul ments Mt cann fou elsewhere in af Goo! evidence of oredible persons which led. $o the conclusion, Napoleon the Abolitionist of Ca ceeding thirty pounds, to be matched against ao = « ga both WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Call und soe. OT HP oreahn Marten the tana Coe coe ee ee, in his opinion, that Mr. Maguire must bave been ceceiv- grigh =r A oo correspondence of the London Globe.) Pig, weight sixtes ae for $500. “Apply —_— Apply at corne: ‘of Fi Fourteenth street ‘and ‘Tenth avenue, ed, After referring to writien statemeuis to show the it is stated here—with what amount of accuracy I Burnet Howe! Connor oe Staten 1d. . Ao. rear of wood yard. HUGH LAHBY. exaggerations upon this subject, he read a letter be had | know not—thas Ba nye i. | through the instru- FIVE HUNDRED GRENADI at 64 50, worth $10 00. = aes cienab on aes y Sr cee received that morning from Mr. Commissioner Power | mentality of Se couvinced the Spanish govern- 4 CANAL STREET, corner of MERCER. Pie aceite th enmees seinen oe to tho same effect, and maintained that, though | ment that slavery can ho longer be upheld at Cuba, and RNISHED HOUSE Wate, rhawer ope Mi Pp the ‘@ was considerable suffering aud distress in some parts of Ireland, there was no justifieation for the all ga- tga of deaths by starvation having occurred in conse. juonce of any neglect or disiejard om the part of the govern mission in both peninewlcs, level of modern iieas. that the knell of negro ownership has wiled. The head of the Latin races seems bent on accomplishing his high the Southern confuderacy; ond 4f really euch @ movement N IMPORTERS’ AND MARUPACTUSREY SALE LOAKS, MANTILLAS, SACQUES and SHAWLETS, bs * cloth, silk and other rtd ‘al v NY RTY HA ing a small but nely furnished House, located between Tenth and Thirty-fourth streets and F and Bigot avenues, with modern. improvements, and wish: ing to rent {t to a tamily of £ persons (parties per for six or twel ive months, OR SALE AND T0 LET—BY, THE DAY, MONTH OR and bringing both up to the ios clans of saddle Horees fox Indien? could be levelled at Pee of. find acus for the next sixty days, at 477 Broadway. 4 Master, 400 Sixth m ihtween Twenty-ninth an kent. The distress was not so widely spread as some ‘ ; fouily Seapoust ca of the present unsettled ‘stale of the COLLARS, a p émagined, and it was graiuaily diminishing, while the | begin at Havana, New Orleans must set sls house in order. | omer ,by addressing B, B, Station G, N.Y. Fosscaston | | Tn, consequence Of one, pasaane ec! Thirtiein attests, New York. sanitary condition of the people was satisfactory. He | The recovery not only of some influence in Mexico, but of Srebe valance ee taste stock for, tect pent a a dn ‘at _re- &o., received per steamer Hansa, ORSE FOR SALE.—A BAY MARE, SIXTEEN @uimadverted in severe terms upon the attempts made | Sovereignty Over St. Domingo, may be the prize held out ‘ANTED—A THREE OR FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP } duced prices, J. & J. HOMES & ATARD. For sale! hands high, six years old, stylish and gentle, Can be to caluminate the administration of the poor jaw in | to Madrid in compensation for present sacrifice; but it is Houne, with ail modern improvements; must be in @ Ne acen nt King’s siables, in Fortieth siroet near Madison ave- Irelanc, whlen, he observed, bad caused the sacrifice of | needless to repeat that speculation of this kind may be | good neighborhood west site, preterred, ashen not over | AN ELEGANT DISPLAY ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, nue, by inquiring for PATRICK NUGENT, many lives of persons who bad been thereby deterred | simply the dream of enthusiasm. qaqaive at A. Wallech’s, JabeMoMa O ourer GRRMENTS — SHETLAND PONY WANTED—MUST BE VERY from entering the workhouves, and he complained of the a aoTrELa. —=— LADIES, CANAL STREBT, corner of MEROE genio, muitable for an invalid id: algo Wagon, and AifMcultion cast in the way of poor law reiiet by unfounded EXPRESSES. pam HOT athe new fabric, H. MACY, Lena wnre io be sven, J. Be accusations, uttered by p@rsons high in ecclesiastical aue | . HITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, OORNER OF | ,7%¢ Eeniviion Gio {ntreduced lato the Ruropean mar Harueet: 1p Pow olllee Now York, thority among the Roman Catholics of Ireland, -BURSHAM 8 FURNITURE EXrness AND PACK- ‘Twelfth street.—A splendid Suit of Rooms, bath and | Ret ony atler be ion | 294 and 206 Bixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth at, BILAND OR Major O'Ruity replied to Sir R. Peel, disdaining, how «ing estabiianment, No. IIL West Hlevonth sireet, be. | water clove attached, om frst door, on Broadway: will be lat Y): pRENCH SACQUES, PALELTOTS, FINE LACE GOOD6 Sesinn than tek pnuscanil tear eet ever, to answer the attack made by bim upon the ioroan | tween “Heth and Bixth’ avenues—Household Furniture | with or without Board on reasonable terms, Dinuer at ox BOURNOUX X MANTELETS ‘and REAL PUSHER LACE LM ENTITLES, this week. P piss dey ryt le ~Angg t= Soyer the ge ke Catholic proiates of Ireland. The House had heard mucl, | boxed and shipped to all partsof the world. Covered wagons | o'clock. abe ees TELETS, New ay itor 4.90. | Geatio Pony, vor ic Lout toe: NY, uatapieweet uric he said, of the exortions of the goverument to avert \risu more moving furniture to and from the country. Furniture -HITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER TWELFTH | Prices governed ty he avaihy; but in all cases: a usher Lace 8 avis, $6, # 8 nh a . ~ — distress, but they had not been told what had been done atrect—On the plan’ or otherwise, United States Cloak FPR Hore, f ee vel TT, BE, SOLD, CHEAP, OR | RXCHANGED—FIVR by them. On the contrary, ‘heir denial of the existe.ce | T>xpRES3 FOR NEW ORLEANS.—THE MORRIS EX. | Rooms i0 orate, 75 conta per day. Double Rooms ‘304 and 306 Canal street, eh a lendid Horses from the country, six to seven Of unusual distress had checked private benevolouce. ix jrcso, 2s Broad street, willrecelve parcels and packages | to$&. Rooms permanently engaged ou liberal terms. \CKENZAE, Superintendent, Cnt tf aed ald, ne ft for cars trucks, doctor's (acres or any business, for New Orleans, to Blackstone, wu | a = ween at, inn ted sound and kind, Inquire at 203 Grand streets REBEL AGENTS AND REDEL MONRY IN ENGLAND— } Vuh ire” RAILROADS. 7 LEGRAIN'S ‘oimt Collars from Kew ¥ ork. PAYING OFF ABOLITION BY SEEKING REVOLUTION. — aivineanided A Will be offered fer esle on Monday, 19th inst. ry white and blsok (From the London Post, May 5.) VER RAILROAD.—TRAINS FOR ALBANY ale on o . @, Bon: Cape Laces, CELEBRATED HORSE GEO. M. PATCHEN WILL. On Saturday evening a public ‘out-door meeting of the OCULISTS AND AURISTS.. RI Plain ye ie North and West ‘Chambera street at? and Colttures, real and tmitalion. sand for mares on the Dy! farm, near ie rp bridge, at $100 the season, exe rablen and pasty ae inhabitants cpio S eesepenion area _— RY, OOULIST AND AURIST (BHYSICIAN, , os and 3.30, 6 and 10:15 P.M. Seat Prager sith 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, ‘below Fourteenth st, largo ) ciren ath aveni ene a re The" pacar ummon ung the ingoung wer “headed | disousra of the Bi hgh sacarasie, Mead worse forms ot Lopate aut A0cOMMODATION=OLD an R.* x CUNTALNS ang DRAPERIBE, 4 WaLtEalatn ee "People," but, yond this there was no ge _ oo for Gree: et iis Silk Grenadines. TROTTING STALLION RURBKA WILL STAND AP tetnation Mek War ties oc he guihering ce by whom 1h nemlaye and Fridays, Spine and Nervous | O00 t Max th: “3 AMy and 33 in 345, M.for Hemp | Very tteh ners at 660, worth $1 38 Emi RTAING, Taher farm of the owner, Flabill Vian, Duchess county, a ee Placard was hee ja an aan — _. | stead; hourly for Ji re atid sanatt tht Walle uns este “ iat) fork, at $60 the season. iN. ay) , to wh are somewhat accustomed, and pe 7 hecked Popli from a1 the public of Ashton, Stalybridge, Dukinfield, Hyde, RESTAURANTS, ra oth ype ma er 1OAD Sew Parts Printed Pereaisa, jout Quaneh PASTURE HORSES TAKEN TO PASTURE AND Giossop, Disham, Droyieden, te. wore respectilly in: | amin TURTLR SOUP AND STEAKS SERVED UP MMER ARRAN a plone Noulogham LACES and cul Brains, fevlren EL 7 Se ene ne “that a’ monster meoting will be held in Acres- ‘atthe Excelator Dining Room, corner of Liberty and plain cing areny ro , 3. i802, Barege Grenadine Robes, chints designs, at $2 80 the dress, Figured 908 ¢0 maw MUS: aisha field fon einen , May can, pote id Nassau streets, on Monday, May 19. For Atbang 10:5) A 5 s Bxprese Matt rain irom twe innehits, ene yorda wits, ahtbietwerth Ole, ‘Hi ete CaRTICEY AND LABORERS.—WANTRD, TWENTY n treet slat! ‘or all looal trains see Time \@. Barege ro re _' aaagis way or heure torte the length and breadth gM PENING DAY, MONDAY, MAY 19—McNAM. HA 3 sree ‘JOUN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintende 5 on uate . 204 and 206 Sixth aven' 10 doors below Fourtoenth street. ig ans cond ain Seventh on gning Bareing fora’: "Gu the walle, by the side'of this announcement, Ain Vanits and Lunch Rooin.. The fines. glass = == 1 ey preh Bmbroiered Strat sate R. © cr. dale roady tra prices. and a weekly’ Apply to wore equally largo placards, conveying @ caution. — ‘A splendid Free bunch will be served’ avond ues MILLINERY, &C. fe hg BAIN, 130 Broadway. '. Alb OUR Beatie JAS, FINLAY, Manager. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. at 263 Broddway, between Warren and Chambers ARGAIMS THIS WEEK —STRAW BONNETS AT ARE NOW BEING OLOS) eee KuDUCTION, Whereas, information has come to hand that a number of evi l-ticposedl agitators have been hired by the enemiea ay |) the adrucates of slanery, and by Uy nta of the re tal ey <woop ‘Amer \n Order to get the assent of the people of xia ay “ ing the bloc ke whkenmelorlye thie would be a ation of war agains ich vould rate provisions fiyty per cent, colton one Amntrod jor cont, and prove our complete ruin. Be not ied | supplied Guay by tucos Airelinge: Dut take @ calm and vrudent view of | ner of Broadway od Eighth formory with A. Ii, Ti ‘AGON FOR CALE PULL | vdeo SQUARE BOX bargains, | Silk Bonnets, Travelling Bonnets, Sun Hats, Rrce or PN ite, - wavike Uk ROUASED BARLY IN THE SEAS toed Ween id Ready’s, Children’s Hat GREAT SPKOLA, p q & NOXON'S NEw RESTAU Uv rman : » BINN'S Millinery, ‘Our prices 2 per Having pur. aut THE f DESLILAER 8 SUADES 0. Inguire at red, Pant’ w nue and T S81 Brondway £81, opposiw Metropolitan Hotel. | chased prisr to reeen to offer Ribbons and Silk: at bargains, LCIDED BARG, GOODS, AND HARNESS FOR SALE.—LIGHT Lyd WAGox dred and ve 801 laxeer a uEss TitAN peat yah HESALE PRIOR sthor THE LAST ABV ANCE IN THE PRICE OF Li NS. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue. two doors belaw Fourteenth street, MW ineh black Glo de Rh widths ia peoporvon, Als, lustre. per yard, and all other jantilla Silks, with very orilliant W. K. PEYTON. 274 Bowery, pa, seaniy nem, buflt by Gortwins welghs on 180, ® met of Hight Single Hi vey aio Apply at the stanie aornas a mreets, KE R. DAVIDSOS na case Ol 4 126 Bi 125 RLF STREET— is Sura ry, on Tues: cher strom. weat of Broadway, street.