The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1862, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HURALD, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1862—TRIPLE SHEET. Married. Brvor—Lormy.—Ou Sunday, april 18, by the Rev. Dr. Regeuer, Cuxigian Beuor. to Marma Lowes, both of the kingdom of Hanover. . B. H. Cand etd,” D., * LYMAN B. daughter of G,’ Merle 'D’Aubigne, ning, May 27, at a, CLAvs Dos- 2, by the Rev. $ Sana B. Kiya, ANGRLS.—On Tuesday e 50 Jane sireot, by the Rev. Dr. Si came to 8. MLavaxis, both of @ RerNoups—Wesks.—Oa Thursday, May Dr. Dowling, Navman A. Rexnoubs to Mis Weres, all of this city. Scor:—Neweome.—On Thursday, May 29, by Rev. on Taylor, Mr. Josurn N. Soorr, of Hudson City, Many M,, youngest daughter of John Newcomb, Esq., tt New York city. Maine papers please copy- Died. Ascuory.—In Williamsburg, on Wednesday, bah of apoplexy, tn the 46:h es and friends, also the respectfully invited to attond the teed from w’8 church, in Williamsburg, corner o Ninth aud South First streets, this (Friday) alternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to Lutheran Cemetery. Uorie.—On Wednesday, May 28, of disease of the heart, Joun Borns, in the 59th year of his age. ‘The (riends and relations of the deceased are respeet- fully mvited to atiend the funeral frem is late residence, 145 Leonard street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Brennas.—On Wednesday, May 28, Hvcu Brennan, aged 40 years. he friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resideuce, No. 108 St, Ma: k's piace, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Dublin papers please copy. On Wednesday, May 28, Jans Brown, agod ronths aad 3 days, and acquaintances of the family are re- ly invited to attend the funeral, this (friday) on, at one o’clock, from the residence of her law, Samuel Ciawstn, 143 Baxter street, to Cal- Cemete: y. Chuzy.—On'iourth day morning, 28th inst., Mary L. Causy, in the 53d year of her age. Funeral (rom her husbaud’s residence, No. 1,618 Sum- mer stret, Fhiladelphia, on seventh day altermoon, ut two o'clock. Cra\2s.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, May 29, Mrs, Frances Cuevss, aged 81 years. is of the fuinily are respectfully attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, av m the resilenee of her daughter, Mrs. », 102 Carlton street, Brooklyn. ‘uesday night, May 27, at her residence, thavenue, alter @ most painful illness. which she bore with Christian resignation, Hoxoma Howaxp, the beloved wife of Loughim Conroy, in the Sith year of her agi “0 es and friends of the family, and those of sare r t- the funeral, this (Phiday) afte stone o'clock without furth ee itation. be taken to Calvary Cemetery. —n Wednesday, May 28, of eousumption IND, aged 32 years, The relatives aud friends of the family are invited to, attend the funeral, this (Friday) afterooon, at two e@’clock, from his late residence, No, 113 Chrystie strect, ‘without further notice. Faxizy.—On Wednesday, May 28, suddenly, Jon Fanigy, aged 22 yeurs, a uative of Templeport, county Cuyan, Lreiand, His "friends, and those of his uncle, John Keefe, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, {rom St. Patrick's cathedral. Feeney —At Yorkville, on Wednesday, May 28, Captain Fagwey, Second rire Zouaves, Compauy @, Seventy- third regiment New York State Volunteers, of wounds Teceived at the Lattle of Williamsburg. Notice of funeral will be published in daily papers. Gares.—The funeral of Georce C., son of Albert Gates, will take piace from the First Presbyterian church, Grange, N. J., this (Friday) afterncon, at three o’clook. on the Morris and Essex Railroad leave foot of ateatrowets at two o'clock P. M., returning at six o'clock P. M. Gace.—On Wednesday, May 28, Jonaruan J., youngest gon of Sarah A. and Edward H. Gago, aged 11 years and Ssnqnthe, The relatives and friends of the fumily are respectfully Mnvited io attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 177 York street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) azter- Qoon. at three o ‘— Gocpyow.—In Williamsburg, on Thursday morni May. 29, Eriaain S. Guopsows aged 63 years, eh ‘The frieads of the family are invited to attend the — this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’elock, from Tesidence, in Ainslie street, between G!aham Foie and Smith street, without further invitation. Gruvix.—Un Wednesday evening, May 28, at six o'clock, Densis GRivrix, & uative of Gertmore, county Gal- way, Irland aged 43 years. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to @ttend the fuveral,from his prego d pa ence, No. 276 ‘Wost Twenty-cighth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will sb taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Heasiey—On Tuursday, May 29, Romrer Bux, youngest child of Robert and Margretta Heasley, aged 3 Years, 11 months and 24 days. The eh tives and friends, an? algo the spores of the Episcopal Brotherhood, and Greenwich Lodge No. 40 1 ©. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend the tuperal, this (Friday) afterucon, at three 0 from the resi- Gece of his parents, 374 Ble Keiac.—Iin Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, May 29, Bexsaxix KELLCM, of the firm of Kellum & Son, archi- Jecis of this city, aged 39 year: ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Attend the funeral, from, the house of his father, Joba Kellum, corner of Clinton and Lafayette avenues, Lrogk- urday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notic chester county, N. and severe iil- b and Ann La- ¥.. on Wednesd: Fame A., only daughter of Ji Dagh, in the 24th’ year of her age. The relatives aud friouds of the fam invited to attend tbe funeral, from the ents, at Mount Vernon, this (Friday) afternoon, at oovclock. Trains leave Twenty-seventh strect and Fourth avenue at “quarter past twelve o'clock. Philadelphia papers please copy. Miucay.—In Llizaberh, N. J., on Wednesday , May 28, ef camp fever, Captain Sakuma G. Mincivay, Harris Light Cavalry, aged'25 years, The luneral will take place at Elizabeth, N. J., from St.John’s church, this (Friday) afternoon, ai five o’cloek. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend without further notice. Trains leave foot of Cortiaudt street at 3:20 and 4 o'clock P. M. Monrny.—On Wednesday, May 28, after @ lingering ines, Joux Munpuy, aged 39 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited t attend uneral, this (Friday) afternoon , at ence of his brother-in-law, n street, Brooklyn. Mc Axprew.—Op Wednesday , May 28, of cousumption, Lerma Mcimpeew, aged 20 yoars and 26 days, a native of Coviloney, county Siigo, Ireland. ‘The (riendsof the (amily are respectfully invited to a! ‘tend the funeral, this (Friday) afteraoon, at two o'clock, from the remidenee of her parents, No, 142 East Forty.se- cond street. Moc Aue. —On Thursday, May 29,Mr. Taomas MoCane, & native of the parish of Ardee, county Louth, Ireland, aged 52 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fmvited w attend the funeral, at his late residence No. ‘301 West Thirty-first street, ouSaturday afternoon, at haaif-past one o'clock. Also the officers and members’ of the Montgemory Troops, New York State Militia, and those of tle First regiment generally. ‘MoCamrm.i.—Onm Thursday, May 20, Wruaas F., only poor yn Eliza McCampell, aged 1 year, 10 months ys. The (uneral will take place from the rasidence of his parents, No, 4 Horatio street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Niowow.—At Yonkers, N. Y., on Thursday, May 29, Hewnietts E. Nicnois, reiict of Charles T. Nichols, , Bridge- port, (onn., aged 82 years. The funeral will take piace at St. John’s church, Yon- ers, on Sunday efternoon, at five o'clock. Noxrrt.—On Wednesday, ‘vay 28, of consumption, Hay- ey Dasma Nort, aged 36’ years. The friends of the family ere respectfully invited to attend [the funeral, this (Friday) afternoan, at two esol — his iase residence, Vandyke street, South Sano. on Tuesday, May 6, of wounds received at the Battle of Williamsburg, Sergeant, James A. Seao, Com- pany A, First United States cavalry, — 28 years. Liuffalo papers please co} TRUEX.—At | aterson, "a; on Thursday, May 29, after @ lingering \iness, Same 2 Tee ex, formerly of New are respectfully dence of her York city, and ge: geant of the Fifth precinet. His fuboral will tace place this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the First Presbyterian c ihe members of ihe Police Deyartinent are respectfully in- oe to attend., Cars eave foot of Clambers at eleven ‘Sussex and Orange county papers please cv Warern.—At Fortress Monroe, (7 Teenany, May 27, of typhoid fever, Captain tksscS. Woten, of the First Fagiment United States Chasseurs, aged 3p year friends of the family and me: of the Masonte Sauae are respectfully invited t id (he fuaeral 0 Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from lis late resi- dence, No. 125 Wiiior igbhy street, Brooklyn. Boston and Por taro ith iB H.) papers please copy. ‘Warren. —At Hoboken, N. J., on Thursday, May 26, of inflammation of the brain, Hexnr, beloved @ou of Gus- tay and Marie Wi aged 10 months and 12 days. The friends are respectfully invited to aitend the fu- eral, from No. 36 Washington street, Hoboken, without farther invitation, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’elock, ‘Th e State Surgeons of Our Army. TO THE RDITOR OF THE HERALD. 1 have noticed in one or two of your ime inues articles from your army correspondents rofies'ting se ‘verely on the conduct of the volunteer surgeons gut by the State authorities. The following from the camp neat Richmond is a specimen Physicians sent down at State expense to assist the army are one of those peculiar humbugs’ shat are the more despicable because they impose Ed £0 good « phase of our common haman nature. the State ities have some favored doctors whom they want to send upon pleasant exeursiona at the —_ Bio expense, We ean't object, but let them mot send fo the army,and publish that they do good, They “40 no good, They come down, and run around 10 600 sighte, ant up handsome operations and gohome, The ardu- ous duties of an army surgeon bave never yet been lightened by any of these gentry, Now, bit, I think Ioan soon show to any anprojudiced tind that nothing Gould be more unjiet than the above statement, , The headquarters of the army is not the <pplace to appreciate the services of tle Yolunteor gur Ay Unless they happen there immediately after @ pattie, which has not been the case generally A: but little for them to do, and they look aroun t | aud soom go off, as your correspondent says. But look he the hospital depots in ali our large ; in the Is about Fortress Monroe; in the hospital ships; is places where the hardest work of the surgeon and Physician is to be done, and there you will find the yol- uuteer surgeon. To show how great is the error of your corresponde d to the character of tho sur- goons tate authorities, I will mention reported for duty, by order of al Director, at the Mill Creek Hesyital, Camp » of which I bad charg essor Alden n March, of Albany; Henry Mareh, raressor Alfred ©. Post; Dr G. Woloott, a Known surgeon of Utica; Dr. Kissam, of Brooklyn; Dr. Olcott, Professor Stephen smith, of 3 Dr. Thomas C, firinsinage, of lroy. At other hospitals near by I noticed, among many other eminent men, Dr. Sylvester Willard, of Al- bany; Dr, Swinburne, Dr. E. H. Parker, of Poughkeepsie: also, Prot. Willard Parker, of New York, who remained | days, not to see sights, but to give his pro- tees and tee to those younger in the to seek it. These are only 5 pol inemt men who, without pay, have sacrificed hendreds of dollars, in leaving large aud wealthy practices in our large cities, to place their taleats and experience at the service of the goyornment. Had they been requested, when at General McClellan’s head- quarters, to remain in anticipation of a battle, they he ld gladly have done go, aud not left as your corre- ent states, Ido not, Mr. Editor, mean to say that there have not been exceptions—that some medical men are not open to the above charge—but, as it stands, it is »o sweeping. For the entire truthfulness of my wks, lean call the army surgeons about Fortresa puroe to witness, and also the oftieers of the regiments stationed at Camp "Hamilton. With great respect, lam your obedient servant, FRED. D. LENTE, M. D. Cow Sramg May 26,1862. The Three French Officers. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, Tt was not my intention, nor that of my friends, Lieu- tenant Vifquain and Monsieur de Beaumont (under- signed), to publish any refutation of the false and most calumuious reports to which our imprisonment down South had given rise. We thought that our return would in itself be sufficient justification, especially as we pro- pose Lo tuke service. as common soldiers should the situa- tions we are trying to obtain be refused us. i It appears, however, that our good intentions are destined to be unappreciated. We meet with so much ineredulity and ill nature that we-owe it to ourselves to state, as briefly as possible, the outline of the case. Proofs and particulars we are ready and willing to give to those who have a right to exact them, or who ask for them in a proper manner. My friends and I remain in Washington and New York expressly for the purpose of giving any in‘ermation which may be desired. We had (that is, Lieutenant Viiyuain and 1) the Fifty-third regiment New York Voluniecrs (a Zouaves). This regiment was disbanded witho: reason being given for its being so, and that at the very time when it had suffered so much ou the expedition to Hatteras. Deeply wounded at not having been allowed an opportunity of distinguishing ourselves, and of reap- ing Some glory in return for all the misery we bad gone through, we felt as if each day spent in ibaction was day lost. We decided, therefore, on setting out on horse- bhok to join General Banks, for whom I had several let- ters, and with whom I bad the honor of being slightly acquainted. Our intention was to ask him to take us on his staff a8 sup¢rnumeraries, fooling assured that after the first engagement we should obtain a permanent situ- ation. Inthe event of General Banks not accepting our services we intended offering them to some other federal general. Two days after leaving Washington, and while we thought ourselves within the fecerai lines, we were arrested by a mounted picket of forty men, were taken to Richmond, and there imprisoned. We Had only one wish, one desire, to return North; but how could this be effected !—oniy by“ ruse,” for, having gone as amateurs, we could not hope to be exchanged as prisoners of war, while our having served the United States prevented our consuls from claiming us. Wewere therefore compelled, in order to get away (rom Ricimond, where we had been confined & month, to feign a desire to serve as volunteers under General Beauregard. Our object in doing this was to approwch the federal lines as soon as we got near them, We swam across a river and escaped, risking our lives several times in doing so, At last we had the happiness of again standing under the dag which it is our dearest wish to continue to serve. On my word of honor this is the exact truth. Many smile incredulously at our having started with- ‘out @ pass from the secretary of War; but there would be no need for such ill-natured astonishment if they would only reflect that we are ali three foreigners, con- soquently very impulsive, and that the eldest of us is not yet twenty-four; so that if we were a little rash it is no great wonder. / trust you will publish this immediately. ALFRED CIPRIANI, VICIOR VIFQUAIN, M. DE BEAUMONT; i) Mast Show Their Coiors. Batmimors, May 29,1862. General Dix has required the Corn Exchange to display the national flag from their building. s of Ocean Steamers. UALIPORNIA, Moveme: North Star. Northern Light Champion. Aspinwall Ariel.....- wune 24...Aspinwall > E. AR tettere and packages intended Jor tha New Yous. Henavo Le venied. ALMANAC FOR YORK—THIS DAY. SUN Rrse! SUN SETS. Port of New York, May 29, 1862 CLEARED. Side Star of the West, Morrison. Liverpool—S Thompson's ortimer Livingston, Sampson, Havre—Boyd & Hines Bark E Williams, Penny, Portland—G % Hatch, Brig Giove (Ital), Casetif, Cork—F Berthoud, Brig Minerva (Holland), Ouameren, Rotterdam—Funeh, Meincke & Wendt. Bric Roanoke, Long, Pernam!moo-—H H Swift & Co. Ward & Co, boil, Halifax--H J & C A Dewolf, Seur Cordeila, Horn, Dubliun—T Dunham. Sehr Eureka (Br). Pow'er, Ha ifax—P { Nevius & Son. — Louisville (Br), Taylor, 8t Johu, NB—P I Nevius & et r Volga, Kennedy St Sohm, NBD R Dewolf. her suuthers & Co, ag & Bro, Behe EF Core ett tan a ght clir Express, Lawson, Was!ington—Vau Brunt Schr Breeze, Hulse, Bullimore—Merrill & A r, Pierson, Baltimore—W Davee, Lawson. Lawson, Annamessex—Masier Schr M Price, Blizzard, Wilmingtor Schr L P Hawe Mason, Philadeiphia—V an Tomlin, Cape G Benton & Sons. Holbrook, WS Brown & Co, Schr Canova, Fullerton, Boston—M aster. Sloop 8 Hall, Baker, Bridgeport—H ‘8 Rackett, ARRIVED. French war steamer Milan, Commander Cloue, New Or- leans, May 16, via Havana 5 days. Is a aidewhee! #20 horse power, mounts 4 guns, and hae » crow pumbering omen Steamship Kangaroo (Br). McGuigan, Liverpool, May 14, via Queenstown loth, 4.30 PM, with mdse and 627 passengers, to John G Dale. 14th inst, off the Beli Buoy, passed ships R Robinson, and Wm Tapsoitt, towing out; 24th, lat 47 25, lon aed a large number of iceberga. Steamship (Matanzas (D8 transport), 1g, New Orieans, 7 days, in ballast, with passengers, $2 jora Bros, y if Tortugas, spoke U 8 brig Bain- Sieitin (Br), Acting Master J D Barclay USN, Charleston Bar, May 24, very, heavy weather 8 of Hatteras; hove to for 12 tears 7m a NE gale, wind sift. ing to B, causing & “rad cross sem; sipped ® heavy sea, wich flfe Ship John Bright, iverpool, Apu! 28, with mdse ‘and 545 passengers, to 2 Witsoe & Guida, Wad sue bicth on board Ship Ellen Garrick, Liverpool, April 21, with mdse and 368 pas to Spofford, Tileston & Co. 13th inst, dint 44 41, ), signaliged ship Jaa Foster, Jr, hence for Liverroo}. 80 \p C Grinnell, Speneer, London and Deal. April 20, with mage and passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co, Bhip St Lous, Berry, Gasgow and Greenooi, April 21, and Lamiash Aprii 23, with muse, to Wm Nelson % Son. Ship Frankiin (of n), Murray, burg, April 15, passed Dover 29th, in bailar, with 40 wagers, to Sloman & Edge. Vine 47 vea'hs from measles—42 children, 5 adults, Was not de ‘Quarant + Fish, Koy Went, 12,days, with cotton, Br, of Quebec), Bernier, Zaza, May 8 with #u- 16th inet, off” Havana, spoke Br brig Boston 7a for New York aig, from an (Br, of Arichat, NS), Des Lowrey, Kingston, Ja, 1s! inat, via Inga 12th, with logwood and rim, to as: 'Satied in company with echr Nil Desperandum, for Ratan Tsiand, to lond frult for Now York, iad light, vu: Habie winds theentire passage, May 7, off W end of Bt ingo, passed Br bark Nugget, of St John, XB, steering wr ke hy 4 fy i wine, NS), Matanzas, 15 days, Dewalt Sehr M Ty ‘at if Farrell, Matan: May 18, a, nr tr Pearl, dain Snot oi Hatteras, schr Sarah, of Portland, from Washington for Hilton Schr Maria Jane (Br, of Me Angreye, HB), Anderson, Jago, May 12, bi. + to CAE J Pei (ot Portland), Pratt, Bermuda, 6 we days, Votatore ke, 10 Middleton & Uo, Sehy Lady Bannerman (Br), Lowe, Abaco, 7 days, vith teat eM order, Sehr Gat (Br of of Nassau), Hodgkin, Abaco, May 29, with Fruit, to Jos Schr 8 V Coonan (Br, ¢ Coonan, Cornwallis, 10 days, with Pexchr Advauoe (ies Hews, Cornwallis) 30 days, with tatogn, to Duryee x henner re Sehr Pawnee, StJoin, Whi days, Behr Wandere: jot . Phi Pit A Ser Haske, Wiliams, Ptiadeipntn Beh ae blige Vetcrt for Boston, Be he Fa 7 “Abel Bra Lizaberh por jo qbilt Bima Rogers i Witeaee Faliaabethoert toe Prove Bei Eva, Northup, Bllzabethport for Provide ry # Pots, Holiie, Hiizaberiport tor Provence. Bene Binity. Thorapevs, Riizavettnart tee her songs Senrd M Brainerd, Hulse, Blizabethport tor Now Sehr Mary Elizabeth, Turner, Bilzabethnort for mew Haven. Ache Mary Eliza, Ben jamin, Eulzabethport for N fiche, Bintoiet abd Hanna, Vallance, Bilsabetupae tas “ ene k Lucy age jton, Rockland fer Btaten Island, iP Sener Providence for Alban; Bene Chie Pres 2 day e Senr Behr Will ke Rebr 8 Rockhill, Haekel. Port Eweh, con! for Malem, Yacht Seud, Burnet, Phixrdeipt im Bloop Phonix, Sheppard tal port for Pall River, Bleamer Elien § Terry (1) 8 1 spor Chapin, Newvern, NC, via Forirees Monree, May 27, Guartermasier, 28d (nat, 29 nifles N of Cape Hatteras, passed sehr Mary H Smith" ound 8, ‘Steamer Marina, Crosby, Baltimore. Sieamer M Steven a Talttmore, Steamer Anthracite: Jones. Philadelphia, Steamer Iren i Steamer Os) Two barks, unknown, SAILED, U 8 gunboat Massachusetts. Wind at sunset SW, very light. Sur Zone (of Portland), Ful ton, before reported lost on & a goal, Soin. calcined plaster. &c. ‘The schr Daring, a fax from Babi d ports that the Z waa siranc a bie [sla nem down, and they had Vessel siruck. Her masts were she soon went to pieces, The caplain, mates and whole crew, wih the exception of one man, a native of Finland, were lost, The first sea that struck her atter she grounded swept away four men and two boats. ‘The man eaved put one of 118 hands through a Fingbolt in in the dock, and in ibis trauner was washed ashore on weeck of the deck, He has since arrived at Halifax, Fisuixo Scam Pescanowy Capt Charles Dagle, at Glouces. er, al Island, on Wednesday of last ck of the' Br brig Caledonia, of . She was (allot water but on pumping ber foulid ber tobe Uzht., They then (ook her'in. tow. an nt her to port, Her fore Hiesing ang ‘sails were found ‘alongside, but the mainsail and boom were gone. s which was on deck, was also gone, She app arte be lodded with hackwetack knees. The Caledonia was rom Uiilsiord bound to N York: She was strnek by # squall on the Lodh inst, and capsized,” The crew were taken olf next day and carried into Boston, as betore reported. We. the passengers on board the steamer George Peabody, take much pleasure in recommending to our fends and the travelling public, Capt WH Winters asan. oflicer and gen- tleman, to Whom our thanksare due for bis kindness and attention, and whom we strongly recommend as one, who, in the hor of need, can be relied on ay a seaman, for acsising im resecuring the passengers aud crew of the steamer Oriental, which was wrecke! at Body Island, NC. ‘A EU In behalf of pasvengern Cag New eia. + In behalf of passengers of steamahip Oriental Bark Curlew, 199, tons, has been sold at Shanghae for th * Of $22,000 Mexicau, to. go Under the British Lag. ‘Shes now called the Dolphin, Barc Vernon has been sold at Shanghae for $16,000 Mext- ean. She hasbeen placed under the British lag, and her name changed to Tycoon, Azship Sant/ago, 420 tons, built at Medford in 1845, has been sold on terms not made public, Brig Brandywine, 207 tons, built at Philadelphia in 1840, has been sold at $2000, cash, Lauxcnxp—At Pembroke 15th inst, by Geo Russell & Co, bark Eliza Waite, of abont $00 tons; owned in Portland. Whalemen. Arr at ner Be ton 27th inst, ship Bart Goma g, pag Islands Feb 14, with 200 6) the nighto: eNE bar at 5: few minutes the t Pactie Ray of and. 4100 Ibe bones sent home 135 8p 180 Wh and : Spoke Jan 10, on NZealand, ship UNnois, Potter, NB, Li whs tis season.’ Died on board Dec 2, George Monte, a Portu- guese, o: Cape Verde Islands, Si from do 2th, barks Awashonks, Atlantic Ocean; Gip- sey, Pacitic Ocean, Going dov'n Vineyard Sonnd, a shin supposed the Vine- ard, Caswell, of and for Edgartown from the North Paciue Ocean NS at St Catharines March 9, bark Wave, Courtney, NB, 160 spon board. and ski 15th to cruise on Western Ground: would touch at Fayal middle of June for bread, &c; eruisea of River Plate this season and saw but few whaiers there; only I large wh taken there this scason, Also arr 9h, bark Ellen, of Edgartown, 15 sp, last from Teneriffe, and remained 15th, repairing rigging, Touche at do previous to March 22, barks Alice, Beebe, of Cold Spring, 90 sp 600 wh, and 1000 wh on fgt; Ocean Rover, Clarg, Matt’ oil not stated; Sarah, King, do do. Sid trom ‘Talcabuano April 2, bark ‘Osceola, Hamblen, of and for New Beaford—! seen whs, but ‘could take no more oil, being full, Ship Corinthian, re at San Carlos in Feb, ald for home, but falling in with sp whs returned to 8 C bolling— del Marr ; NSW, eb 27. Howland, Dougherty, NB, from arch 4, Masnolia, Piere:, NB, Suuth acrui ‘Sit Feb 20, Atkins Adams. Wilson, FH! wo. cruise, yeiatrom Hobart agate bogt March is, Junior, Rowley, ernise. wonytonle; of, ship Ta reports her at Fort Bas, new Holland, Feb tt teem ing A ‘but mu TS bbls ofl during the cruise. Capt Pierce, of bark George & Mary of Westport, her cruising olf St Helens March 12, Oil as betore. “Had no! seen a Wh for nearly 5 mos. ‘A letter trom on board bark Sarah, King, Matt, reports her acSt Catharines March 1, 250 ap all would leave soon for Western Islands. Died ia iu the moe; cial at StCatharins Feb 24, of consumption, Joseph F F Lal rom, aged 18, one of the eréw, son ot Enoch H Lesa: A letier ‘rom the first gu of Parke renee NB, rts her at sea April ckfish, all weli—bound to OW ‘A letier trom CaptAllen, of ship ‘Onward, N 'B, reports her at Pernambuco April 10, having taken 90 bbls jsp vil since leaving Sandwich Islands. Was bound to cruise on Western Ground and home in August. A letter from on boar ‘bark Winthrop, Weeks, F H, aged Little Fish bay Jan 13, 1862, AOR her with bbls By aiid 40 do wh oil, all weil. ‘A letter from Capt Clark, of 81 tapotsett reports her at Be (Ontarincs Maran is hava taken 100 bbls sp snd 00 Co wh since leaving aritus. Would beat Western Ialand first of September, to refit for Hh YFora, mo lat or lon, Rodman, NB, 1300 bbis; Rose Pool, Edgartown, 600 do. Spoken. Ship Soap Bell, reds Sitiagelphia for Liverpoc!, May 16, iat 49 52, lon 12 1 ae on Ghist, from London for NYork, May 18, off Du Bis Bren veto, Cremer, from Ro:terdam for Boston, na date, Sehr Calliope, Kingman, from Boston via Table Bay for Shanghae, March 8, lat nae 30 60 E, three ia a W White, cima, and fr wig orders. * Ma} 28-fa port bark Wheatland, for Balumore, “Wigur, May 12—Of, ship Tartas, Balchen, from “Ta! port Br schr Prince of Wales, fer New b 2—Sld bark Agnes, King, Batavia via Sha Ixacua, May York ldg sa. MeLeOURS ke Nig’ rice tor aad Alma, Baker, <0 de score RB Pius, Ward Lumb, Liulerou, ders, N YOUR. ee Nonantu Rockingham, Upon, Matanzas JM Sawyer, Bryant, Ph pe ‘Haye a, D Vort wu rine} Be) Hoyt, Ayia hs W Peace, Eun, ‘« Prince, Meridac aud Carlyle; ba Winsiow, Smyrm.ove, ii Darien dnd Delmon ‘oan Eusterayport): aud from the Roads, 6 from Liverpool, with her inward cargo). ra started bul anchored below, where ‘she remained Sule bet, awaiting despatches from Wasuingt BANGOR, May .6—Arr sebrs Masonic, Berry, and Belle, York. Cid .ith, brig AFP Larrabee (new), Car- lish, Sagua; sebr John Ruggles, Varnum, Philacelp! piistUL, May 2. ‘t sclirs WW Braimard, Bowclteh, J Neilson, Burt, Taunton tor Parker, ison, Providence tor NYork, Eady, liavana, ' Si curs New Maven, Glover, G A Siayden, Smith, N 25tL—Sid brie Croton, ad . Havana. ag pel ad Ww—Arr sehr H Ryan, Staples, Philadel- hia or Taun'! PMLIZAMETHPORT, May 14—Cld schre TP Abell, Brage, and Python, Candage, Bootou; Roanoke, Paull, Taution; J E rows, Holley, Viy ‘Northrup, Providence; loiw, Ki l- sey, Old id Bay’ brook; sloops Acronaui, Gou!rey, Cobasset Nav- Lady Lake, Lake, Norwalk; eae Morreil, Stain- ts rows PALL RIVER, Mo rs E © Scranton, Eliz. vethport, ha, Titan Buuith, rie Piniaveip! hia” OSA eebr Cuca, Taornuike, NYork; slovp My Brush, Young do. LOUCE TPR, May 26—Arr schrs J Ponder Jr, Dorman, Boston funy , St Andrews for do; Columbian fticharteon, Wsspethport tor Bown. HARTFORD, May 2i—Arr schra Argo, Tooker, Elizabeth. sbberis,_Kondout; BS atingia, Dick- juson, NYork ieee Dish, Cogswell, Rehaout; Eveuor, Edwards, Green, Sid 20th, scurs Spy, Kelsey; L Dawele, Smith,’aud F Birrell, NYork MYSTIC, May 37—Sid aizop op hvaakise, ‘Avery, NYork. NEW BEDFORD, May 2—Arr scur Ann & Salter, Fish, Warehain tor N¥ork. Old 23h, ship Gideon Howiand, Os: yenie:, N¥ork, ‘Sid sloop Guiifcrd, Chase (from ¥ortiand), NANTUCKET, May 23—Arr echr ae ee Phila- deiphia, Sid slaop Tawtemed. fay, BY ‘ork. NEWPORT, May Y—Ary sebr Wolcott, Parker, NYork for iuiee, and @ A Hay. I) Flower, Clark, Be u@Yset for do; Ove Pierce, Poruand a Yorks Mary A Aayeell, Kall, Providence far Ii i, - ep wind WNW. Sid are Forest, Hud- J Raymond, Wawhman, VEN. May 28—Arr sebrs Amytis, Gnas Phila- ‘George Wussingion, Newman, NYork; TO Lyman, hard, doin dsridacports FF brady, Bail, Dearie oc u fILA eb , Dral Imavethport. PHILADELPHIA, ety ship New Eve ‘and, Mer- ai trap 8 Joun Price, Norwn, Sagua; CH Jordan, Bray, Kemedios; Judge Blauey, Eoanibs, and JP Bilieott, Devereax, NYork; schrs Fann, rh, Brigys, Cardenas via Newport; M Clark, Howard, B Hayes, Ro- luson, New York Via Wilmington, and F Herbert, Parker, By Bd Barnes, brigay ‘Beacon, ‘Amelia, Kockiill, ‘erowitene, GT Hubbard, Wisiams. iaown, Below, bark Amy Hammond, from Buswn, ies, Ship teland: brig Viavor, Haskell, . Crowell; 8 A Hammond, Paine; MA away, Davis, and Oriental, Coflin, Stonington; Se c gerti Gen, Smulth, Bristo bark Boston; sehrs Bhropaulie, Gandy ye omery, Roxbury; Oyhtoia: Kakin, and Ladreus 2, @. A _M=The ship Northampton, for Liverpool, brigs Sohn Pierce, from Sagua for Puiadeiphin Reporter, Yor Bangor and sche B Haignt, for Fortress Bron? roe, Uipsey, for do; Yankee Blade, Ringgold, Spray, and three, masted sctlooner and revenue cutter Forward, all Are at anche in the roadatead. Wind NX PORTLAND, May 26—Are bark Ditivence, Young, Care denun; briga Tornado, Tibbetts, Matanzas vi Holmen Hole, Gecrse Lintrin Stowers Cardenas: sous Samuel Fish, Davis, Hateiras; Ovean Herald, Cox, Cardenas; iurd, Robinson, sat) (ces Retour’ Hadbely doy, hea Wives West, Beltnal for NY ORK; Be Braye, Flanders ny Horna for Portess Monroe; Sarah Louisa, hh Achorn, Rerrill, land for NYorks U iene Sam," iain, and Heaipk Hewitt, Buckitp, Rod i tor N Chiat New Hamp- “ork. \—Arr ore Lincoin Webb, pers; |, Cardenas; — Min- doro, Sargent, do; gg a ¥, and Sarah, Holden NYork; 5 Moore, Binck, Blizal - gt Vendovi, Bray, Vi- agen tl G Poe) Teas Baek eects oe Cid bark Faith, Kemuey, Oa pres he javier bas a ‘ehrs Detnant, Ginn. Hsuiusat: a Gouls Meda, Fortes RTSMOUTIL, May 29—Arr aches AC Reoven, Reever Phibdeipnis 26h, & Sawyer, Cs 105 Wesietent Fone + Maitiew Ey rg Gh ce NYork. "Old Sine Tarion, NYork. ay 2—Arr schr Wenonah, Owens, NYork, fay eA ochts Charlee Mooi ger: Raceiph ine, Davie, Port Ewen: Wakeuel hina ‘sloops Lady Washington, Hawkins, liza: beth po yy, Davis, MBondouls Velocity, Smith, Port Bwen; Mary Pe ea, Carter, Crotom, Sid schr Jown M Pe Varker ys beg cnn, Agent, Daviels; Thomas Jul Mall and Speaker, Palmer, do, dene tieamer Ospray, Kenney, NYork: i. gchre F Bone. vismith ; Evergreen, Potter, and Jno . te Prsiadelphia ins ie, Mii and MM Brann Bisle, liza. e ly L Sturievant, Corson, Phil poe, b B Marun, Si Swift, ft, South Biyer; Senator, Vromany M Gen Marion, Osborn: §: adem, Lo dian; MA Lovell, Kiv ball, nuey, Nora: #0 Povey Rta be A Bier; © Wicant, Knupp, Haverstraw; Pearl, Cobleigh, New %, Fatoon, Williawes, NYork; sehr Mtl Graal Phiedrtphine ABildreth, Wiliams: emily, Freemans and Copy, Davis do: ME LLIVA. ME dase Waterios, N¥onk. iid uae Water, Rogers, Yeaton, 43 Dyer, Rogers; fs 5 Bag ten Are brig Catharine ‘och Hondout: Thomas. Jeilcxson, Bulwinkle, Frenc D A Oy Wridays Stay 0 ¢ three in ive, im harnesss sit TRO! Purse $100, wn 8 Grks Ppaees ott D Rattan ramen HL. Woodrnt name Boats from James *lip Emi fy bolt hour, and ‘Thirty-fourth boat from James slip goliuocta’ wits tho train. at Hunter's Punt forthe course ‘are reduced W ten cents, " BS SOsEPH © CROCHERON, Manager. 9 yenrs old, 15 hance, kind and fust traveler, ae sorrel; a'so Harness and Waxon; soid Inquire at Real Estate abd General Ageacy of ey No. $ Astor place, UGGIES.—CALL AND SEE TWO SPLENDID LIGHT leather trimived Buvgles. and one no top. his! EbuYs finished Wagon (warranted), at MAI Sepumniigg « 8, 64 Cedar street, opposite the ARRL AGES, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR SALE— County Carriace Pasior 200 light Carriages, ¢ Depot, Express, Groce.s and Business Mtge ‘Tovend han Horses and Harnesses, No. 10 Nevins street and Ist Fulton avenue, Br ‘ BOARDING AND LODGING. A RADY AND GENTLEMAN GAN FIND BOARD IN & sinall private family, with beauifiully fv rte Rooms, lu suits or ‘single: family consisting of thre eldidren; term i reasou io; but a few steps from Broad all the stages pass. References exchanged. Call at 63 West Thirty-second street, A. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM | TO LETT A ai cian; reut $1 29 per Week, without Board. Apply At 162 Pi ince street, “A YouxG GENTLEMAN WISHES. BOARD AT NEW Brighton or Bergen Point, N, J.” ‘Tue location mast be oderate. Ad- Tal ouice. ant and convenient to boat, and (err dress, with full particulars, L, O., box 102 A. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET THREE or four handsomely furuished Rooms to single entlemen or gentlemen and their wives, hb or without Board; dinner at 6, Apply at 372 F bh st WIDOW LADY, WITH NO. FAMILY, occuryiNna ZA acelichtful house, 45 ast Thirty-tirst street, beiween dison and Fourth avenues, will let two or thrce Rooms lacy aud gentleman oF single gentlemen; table trst spare no pains to make home pleasant. (A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND A FEW SINGLE ntienien an ind very pleasant Rooms und good Board, tn a first ments and oc upied by as Apply at 503 Broome street, CHOICE OF DESIRABLE ROOMS, NEATLY furnished, and one unfurnished, to let, with Board; Suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen; house has modern improvements; terma reasonable, Apply at No.2 Abingdon sivas of Bunk and Hudson streets, OARD AND ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE Obtained at 99 Macdougal stree'; pice rooms, together or separate, House tas gas, bath, closets, wardrobes, &c. ju88 house, having all the modern improve- private famfly; dinner at 6. OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO GEN- Uenien, oF two ladies. can pave Kod plain, Board and Pleasant Hooiaw at reasonable prices, tu au American family, Broome street, near the Bowery. 2OARD.—T0 LET, WITH BOARD, AT 137 SECOND avente, between Eighth and Ninth streets, tw aomely furnished Front Home on moderate terms; ‘location very desirable; dinner at 6 o'clock, _.. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. N ELDES “WIDOW, WITHOUT FAMILY, WISHES to let a furnished Room, with utensils for housekeepty o8y beiny au experienced nurse Would tase & lady who wou! Tequre RU csi Apply at 270 Eighth aveaue, one door from ‘Twenty-fourth atreet, HEAP RENT—CENTRAL PARK —TWO STORY white House, 10 rooms, on Fifth pyenne, opposite the Rambleand skaulng pond; ne healthy localion; rent only iOper month, Apply at No. 135 Elizabeth street, near roome, ART OF HOUSE 105 SULLIVAN STREET, CONSIST- ing of four Rooms oa second jicor, Baturoom and front Basement; not and cold water aud gas;’ wil, be let together or separaicly, Possession immediately, po LET—HOUSES 47 LISPENARD STREET, NEW York and 64 South Fourth strect, Brooklyn, at low rents, Apply to A. JOURNEAY, 373 Brond’vay, New York, 10 LET—FOUR ROOMS IN THE LOWER PART OF brick House No. 96 Midagh street, near Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, ail in good order; gas, waier, ke. | Stoves and Care pets for sale, Rent very low. to'a niall fi family. 1[° LET—10 A SMALL FAMILY, AT A VERY MODE. rate rent, part of the House No.3? Dominick street, eon- Sisting of wo'hne Rooms ou the first tivor, buck Basgment and Bedroom in tue aitie, Inquire on the premises, 10 LET—SECOND STORY OF THE HOUSE 161 EAST Thirty-Aith street, with all the new improvements; Fent only $14.4 month, $16 with the ‘frvnt basement, for the third floor; the rest of the house, is cecupled bee a small family; good neighborhood; handsoine yard. Apply on the premises, 10 LET—A SNUG, THREE STORY, HIGH STOOP House—two parlors and extension; gas, bath and chan- Gellers: repaluted and papered throughout, Pos-exsion at once, Rent $500. Address “snug House.” Herald office, 0 eta FURNISHED HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR A ‘8 boarding house; bearders on the premises. Orwonldvelet in sults o rooms to respectable tenants. Apply at 25 Bond street, for one week. WANTEDTA COMPETENT PERSON, TO KEEP & lass Doarding house,” The holeg is fully nished, and the rent will be taken in board, None need ply uniess the: cay intuence six or elgut boarders. ‘Apply ‘ai 156 Waverley place. OR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY MARE, 15} curs old, warranted oorarss 11 be'sold reasonable, or exchanged f¢ Apply at 226 South OR SALE—THREE FIRST CLASS CART HORSES, the owner Laving no use (oF so many, will sell cheap; ‘also one fine Bay Horse, suitable for express or grocery business, To be seen for three days at No, 44 Pict street, R SALE—AN ELEGANT PARK, PHAETON, FOR | carviage has been used buta few tines, and, isrcomscquently. fue’ order; not bel soiled; is from the {actory of one of our best makers. Cau McDonald's stavies, Twenty-third street, between a tud; drole in three mimutes, Warranted sound and kin ‘one or tivo horses, -A_ 8PLE DID BAY MARE, ONE YEAR ay withctt Be Bblewisiss old, warranted 8 kind in all harness, and is an exeellent saddle mare. Sold cheap, as the Owner bas no further use for hi at 197 Kast Twenty-fiith sireet, OR SALE—A VERY VINE BROWN HORSE, SIXTEEN ound and Kind in aude hich, very sty lish, periee dat a great sacr just De aaa the city, Also, a ver Metropolitan stab! handsome Saddle Horse, les, corner of Prince and Crosby strects. {]0R SALE—ONE PAIR VERY FINE LONG TAIL and one bundsome pair of bay Alaa two Are just fu trom the country, and pe bold ai great sacriliee, a they wil be wh Saturday cveniag if mor sold, Stableseorner of Prince and Crosiy sire ts OR SALE—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST ILARES aN the elty with fouls $75 ‘& power! f ales! Svea ether Horton, wulteble: for sama a or tainily use; also Dirt Carts for Chrystie street, New OR, SALE—A COMPLETE TURNOUT—HORSE: ‘on and Harness uearly new: Wagon and Harness—Wag ‘The Horse is oue af the most stylish in the city, & great roadster and a superior saddle horse. Warrantes to ve with- outa fault_and six years old. 80 and 82 West Twenty-fourth street. (OR SALE—A SUPERIOR SORREL HORSE; hands high, nine yeurs old; sound (itile sprung); beats le track; sold oriraded cheap tor work Apply at Montagues’ stable, 2.40 on a ba mil horses, Apply at 48 Bayard street, (OR SALE—A YOUNG AND SOUND HORS Fr ‘Apply at 385 Canal atrect, corner of Green OARDING—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with Board and picasint Rooms, at $3 per week, MRS, TAYLOR, 331 Greenwich street. OARDER’S DIRECTORY, 561 BROADWAY.—FULL Partioulsrs of desirable accommodations ta, Boarding Louses ant families in this city, Brookiyn and county; gratuitous to bouders. Board wanted for city aud country for many parties. Esiaplished 1259. BODINE & © FURNISHED BEDROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN FROM $2 to $4 per Week. Aiso neady Furnished Apartments Heads ntleman and wife, with Bourd, or conveniences for keeping house, A spacious Farlor on'iirst floor, unfurnish- ed, dc.” 47 Amity street, near Broadway. ERSEY CITY BOARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN ‘a private family, a nice iront or back Parlor, to two gen- tlemen, or yentleman and wife. House has modern iinprove- ments: three minu‘es trom ferry, 145 Washington street, next 10 Savings Bank, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH, OR without Bourd—in a newly furnished house, containiu ail modern improvements; fawily small; location quiet, an convenient to Broadway. Appiy at 220’ Greene street, be- tween Amity and Fourth streets, 0OMS.—A PRIVATE FAMILY IN ELEVENTH sweet, near Fifth avenue, having a very desirabie house, With.a view of reducing their expenses, would let to a single fpptleman without bourd, the front Room on second floor. House has all the modern conveniences. Address Private Family, Herald oilice. 10 LET—A LARGE ROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR, furnished, for two gentlemen or a gentleman and wit loa small Room, furnished for a single gentieman or lady. Inquire at 62 Sixth avenue, (0 LET—WITHOUT BOARD, A FURNISHED PARLOR for $2 80 per week, at No. 6 East Broadway. 132 NINTH STREET.—A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY Furnished Rooms to let, near Broadway, west side, _SOUNTRY BOARD. JQOARD IN THE COUNTRY CAN BE OBTAINED AT ‘a very pleasuntiy situated hoase ia Mendham, New Je wy: One dr two fainfiies can be accominodated, sud Wi jeasant home for the summer, Call for three days at ist Went Twenty-tifth street LEASANT HOME IN THE COUNTRY—FOR THE suminer months, with fine large rooms, plenty of milk, Truit and vegetabies, on a delightful place in Connecticut, ean be had Uy applying at 69 Nassau street, room No. 6, OR SALE—A SPLENDID FRESH MILK COW OF nied to wilk 26 quaris of milk the beat quality, w of butter per week. per day; also to nave k Cheap, ‘or will be exchanged for a lower priced cow. ac ls East ‘Twenty- fifth sureet. ‘ORSES, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS—A COMPLETE vsablishment for saie very lo t Phacton (ouilt by pair of long tailed Har. ness, Whip, BI kota, Se. Can be seen at the stable, ‘corner of State and Boerum ORSE WANTED—A FIRST ae 16 HANDS COACH tore, not over 7 or8 styhsh. Apply at No. 4 West Phir tech street, ne PLENDID TURNOUT FOR SALE—SUITSD FOR A young genteman. consisiog of» very handsome bay Lands, long tail, 6 yoars old, very stylish and fast, ej sound and kind, tog-ther with iy new; also blankets, by inquiring for James, at piables, 24 W st Thirveenth sireet, RATED T. ‘or hone Leland, tu be foronto Cuief Colts will fi ies and Horse Colis of bis set ou the ‘ari, streets, Brooklyn. ‘8 old; sound, kind and buggy and hernes f. THIS ‘ion will stand du * Fiushi: V.FLK ey to wh ANTED—A FAMILY HORSE, good traveller, and w wo Seated Wagon, top a9 notice taken tp) ABOUT 16 HAN eH eek caah price JANTED—A FAMILY HOUSE, souxn, SIND AND en to both harness a box 8,0si, Post omice, giving si ge iy 7 ch e+ nt A fancy horse is not Wuntid, and asancy price will SUMMBR R RESORTS. FEW BOARDING PLACES WANTED 1 DIMEDI, ¥ by the water, near New York; also for a party of 8or 100 ‘near e White Mountains. N. B.—A‘l wanting Board are sure to be suited {rom descriptions left with us. A.C. JONES & CO., $5 Broadway. COPARTNERSHIP | Wi OTICES, N AGREEABLE ASSOCIATE WANTED—WITH $000 cash, ina money making enterprise, paying $1,000 per Week, as shown vy positive proof. Keterences of the highest respectability given hg og Apply at and 305 Broadway, up Stairs, room ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE | CO. a br segaraund Tobacco will ve. conducted, George W. Ray, at 053g Broadway, who Is duly authorized (0 wetlie all business appertaining w the said ‘iri, bare WANTED W ITH A CASH CAPITAL OF sro $20, 2 48 half interest fi ? snurectari with an established: trade of more than. four th trfcly eush), and could sed. Full pariieniar’ given Upon interview by addressing Coliins, box hie Herald oilice, 10 MANUFACTURERS —THE UNDERSIONED, MANU- factuving Chemist, Patent-¢ of several improvements in the refining of iron and steel, coal Ol, solution of slit- permanent arrangement, with rs ut where his services can. b vi ress A. E. Fleury, ‘Chemist, S10 Ph Perannum, PURCHASE agli OR THREE w celved id part payinent, Address M. SALES OF RAL ESTATE. \HEA) EST fARM IN NEW YOu Y SEAT FOR SALE OR EXCUANGE—ON ters, situnted near Newark; wiht HOlne and $4 acres o1 Land, under the highest oildvacon, with Sivbles and Ousvathitaes, tay der: aso large Pour Orchara ‘ tne Lawn and Shade Tres ‘and convenient, Principais only’ will be weated with, 8 Country Seat, bi mit ‘choice Kel ctious o! he mansion is spa {yor SALE—NEAR THE V. LLLAGE OF KEYPORT, N. place of five acres, with a good nd Burny and a varkty of fruit san RAY, 165} Brod \OFFEE AND DINING SALOON FOR “SALE.—A rare chance.—The old established Cofee and Dining Saloon, 97 Sixth avenue, rill be sold on the inost reasonable jactory rearon: yr selling. ints apply for two da; eat 97 Sixth avenue, in the salbon, 8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A tguor Store, with @ live years’ lease; yont $3.8 month & month; be ool (OR SALE—THE FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN—IN CONSEQUENCE OF the decease of the owner, the an established ale house acd bar, with the liquors, ina vice location, Inquire at No. 8 Siate street, Battery, —BUTTER AND CHEESE STORE; WILL BE j good location, good business; very low rent, Apply at 48 Carmine sireet, near Bedford. Will and Fixtures of » sold cheap for cash HOTELS. ‘ HE NAPIER HOUSE—CORNER oF FOURTEENTH hereafter to be kept on the shed Rooms to be rented _enUemen ou moderate terias; meals served in the restau. Fant at ali hours, street aud Fourth avenue, Buropean plan; eleganuly t \NULISH BADDLE MUTTON—CURRANT JEL ¥, 0 dinwer wo-duy, with Clan Clio der, Salmo ac. Dunlop's Ale on draught. RICHARDSON, 6 Malues lane, corner of W }OR NEWARK.—ON SUNDAY AND EVERY DAY.— The meanibeat THOMAS P. WAY, Capt, W toot of Dey street lauding at Latourette \ THE MILITARY. “NATIONAL GUARD SEVENTA REGIMENT. UNL t, wt ly A.M form, ail compiete aud nearly new, for sale. 00 Barclay street, up stairs. 7 BURNHAWS FURNITURE EXPRESS PACKING Establishment, 111 West Kievonth street, vetween Fit and sixth venues, Household Furaiture boxed sit Of tud world. Covered wagons for re- to aod from the country, Furniture nha te EES AEE eS PRESS.—-THE MORRIS EXPRESS, NO. 28 BROAD ‘street, patronized by many ine of hia chy, forwards marcmnoroa net Aad par. to Havana, New Orleans, th the most influential coms FURNITURE k street.—iouseho! re ts of the world. furnidire to oF from the cow = roo LATE FUR CLA WICATION, . “GERMAN YOUNG EADY PUPIL or kis} LEIP. sic and Dresden Conservatories, wish tain a eit rm played in Drain ant eatest success. Address E. P., care of West 9th st,, to whom she refers URNITURE.—W: ISHING TO LEAVE THE CITY, will diapose of ove Pliny mirror back ; one set L ‘uiture boxed and sI tppen red Wagons [or removing ities Bedstead, one susswood Jantel Ornanenta, bronze, at Hy sacrilive. Call at $16 Fourth sureet, near Broadway. AVE é YOUR CARPETS. ed States Bt it Cleaning Com; uaa rplaan carpets aid rer then mty-f¢ urth street, 10 iBTHING THAT tip, beat, brush, sour, At and IN EVERY FAMILY wiloure Headache in three mi Headache Annihilator will dots Bample 25 cents, Manufactur QO Chatiam street, N. ¥., and by agents ed and ES. R. by JNG MAN, WITH —$? y bey i ndred percent ‘Apply imine ‘lately at (v7 Godar siscot, “anes TO $20—AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS D.: hun wishes to enter auy usiness in which (he doove minOunt, With his services, will afford 4 reasonable re- nuneratioa, “Address Bustuces, Dox Lev Herald odie, 0.74, RESPONSIBLE MAN, WITH THIS Smount can Lear ol a rare opportunlty, | APY CO.) 146 Bowery. Tals isa logitunate mer- Retereuees yiven and required, $60 WANTED TO FIND, A PARTY WITH THIS 5) js amount to engaye as partner in ory goad hed business, which will wet the party from $4,000. to $5,000 ¢ vent, a4 Will be shown upon an interview. Ad- , box 142 Herald office, TO '$1,000.— WANTED, A COMPETENT BUSI- $600 ness inan with (ue above amount, for London, the at Exhibition. Inquire at room 86 National Hotel, Coruandt street, trom 2 Ui, None but principals dealt 2.000. WeABiXEs, WANED, IN AN EXCELLENT + and established business, paying near $4,000, ‘owe but those of moral havits and yood references, Full particulars by addressing or inquiring at the ofice of the Ln ‘Suitute, corner of Sixth avenue and Eleventh street, $2. 500. -WANTED, A PARTNER, EITHER SPE- 'e cial or active, with the above oe aeail jotn th riser in the dur trade, now doing & small on safe business, Address Millet, Herald oflice. O00 ~RARTNER WANTED, IN THE IRON BU- ‘An active mati with wich capital can Yorm's desirable convection in a branch of, the Dusttgse ‘het will yield very large profite, Address C. A. B., box 161 He- rald oftice, ) WANTED<IN A PLRMANENT STAPLE manufacture, with large proiits and unlimt- ea demand. | farsies having water power adjacen: to New erred, Inve found satisfactory. Prine pals only ad oilice. JQOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP SOOTIA—THE STEAM ship SCOTIA ed A open lor visitors, at the compai whart, Jersey City, th and Saturday, 90th aud let juss, after which she xin Vilpro ag rary bes aa @ a ft jreen. Ney Your, May 80, 1si2 caenne ,OR HAVE OR LIVERPOOL, —A STEERAGE TICKET Per steamship OW) of Balliiore, ‘9 sail o-us0rrove, very low. “Apply to 1. LUDEMANN, corner of Grecamich sireet and Battery place. ,Ok NEW are, DLIRECT—THE FINE NEW steamer TRADE WIND will be despatched as above on Saturday, June 7, at Soielvck Ps M. For (reli oF passage apply to LB GAGs, 1d Wall sireet. EGIMENTAL NOTICE. —EV iI Y COMPANY SHOULD have one of Jonson's uncivailed Union Washing M: cuines and Wringers, by which the Ye went or company may be done perlectly in a few "Bre: ey are now used in many regiments, aud in wept otels and ta milies teri machine $10, Clothes Ringer (to fit any tub or bo: ry} Send for ctroular, “a 85x" ‘& CO., 457 Broadway, New York. manufactured and for saie by the GOODYEAR "UND! 1A RUB TUR. ‘ ANG vOMPANY, Ann TEAS G. M, AuLeRton, Treasurer. John strect, N. f. ANTED—A FIRST LIRUTENANT, 1 THAT CAN RE- erult forty men. Also @ Secon leulenant, that can Paoli thirty men, Address, with resi name, Captain U. B., Bae AER MUSICAL. SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO, g wili be sold, in consequence of depal Be oder aor canis, end has all mod ii a me ve, a modern ments Appiy'at 19 Bocond avenue, mal moderh imo SPECIAL "NOTICES. THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED against negotiating the following California State Sverlant mai , 25, dated Ma “i get gee D, HAMBURGER: ICAGO, AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY CoM. , Chicago, May 1, 1362.—T'ne annual m ing of tendon (ers. face ‘stockholders of the Chi a Norte western Railway Company will be held atu e office of the Sompiy, i the city of Chicago, on Th rads, the sts day of June, I! at2 o'clock P. M. for the election of the year ensuing, and for the cee ter a hess that may come befure them, Th Closed on the 4th instant, Wil, Be OGDEN. President, ‘OTICE.—LETTER RAGS OF STEAMER GREAT EASTERN, tor Liverpool, will close at Kenyon’s lee day at ter office, 75 Wall street, to~ papers Ni, 78 Wall NOTCHED HAVE TIN8 DAY AEPOINTED W. J-- Howell, No. 19 Houston street and 31 Beekman ite. city of New York, sole agent {or my Pale Ale. All orders sent to his address will be promptly’ opera ‘to. The publio: are cautioned againstcertain designing persons, who have reptitionsly obtained my casks, and are filling them with an ale of inferior quality and ‘vending the same as m: Laoiy facture, 1 wil guaraniee none genuine unless purcl W..J, Howell, rhry agent for New York. Puinapevriza, April 14, 1302. ‘WM. ©. RUDMAN, FFICE OF THE TNA FIRE g INSURANCE COMPANY No. 170 Broadway New York May 19, 1862. ‘The annualeiection for Directors of this Com i will te. held at the Company's ofice, on Monday, June lis fi . Me Polis open from tH INGSTON SATTERLEE, Secretary, PECIAL NOTICE.—“AS WE JOURNEY THROUGH life let us live by the way.” ‘The summer session of the Tribuual of the Palisades wiil commence on Saturday mae 81. Attorneys, jurymen, all other officers and mem~ bers of the core must repare. themselves in the court room. até o'clock P, M. By order ty CHIEF JUSTICE: yg BUTCHERS.—THE HIGHEST MARKET PRI aid in cash, on delivery. for re ae Sink, Skinb and Rough Fat by VAN IDERSTIN: ata 460, 462 and 464 Tenth avenue, ve:ween Thing: -ninth Foisietn streets, N. B—Good Sccommotetions for slangh- tering beer cat te attack d to the Slaughter House dations furnianed free.” BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL ut, inane letters of credit to trarcilers: available $n all is tact tae the world through Messrs, Rothschild, of Paris, Lone- Frankfort, Viens, Naples, and thelr correspondenia, MILLIONS OF DOLLAES.— Mr. HAYS will shoruy leave the eity for Burope, on his iio ie rofexsional, tour, Claims made, Wills search ‘of England collected.” Next of 65i Bromiway: N. ¥. ALIFORNIA STATE COUPONS, | WANTED DUB Hee The highest price paid by 0. A. MBIGS ESON- 30 Exchinge piace. Be JERLERSONVILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE Ovyicy oF tae Jerrersonviuie Rai moan Company, Jevrersonvitce, Tn Notice is hereby given that this Company Will’ receem om the Int day of July next at the United States Trast Company, New York city, at the lowest oiler below par a part of its First Mortage Bonds, agreeable to the provisions of contract made between this Company and the holders of Mortgage Bonds, bearing vale April 14, 1359. Ollers for the bale of waid Bouc zon 0 the United States ‘Trust lorsed “Offer of the First Mor Seftersoncilie ‘Baliroad Comp: which oilers or bids will be of July aforesaid, i TEW BOWERY THEATRE.—ALL CLAIMS AGAINSP AN the late firm of Fox & Liugard, if any, are desired to be went to the above nainod tentre, when they will be ime mediaiely liquidated by the subsdriber, J. W. LINGARI May 2, Is NOME THE cou mA MING DUE JUNE 1, djustment bonds, will be uk {a on presentation. af the odice of W. SCLALL’ & GOs and 'W) Exchange pinee. NPARIO hae \CEIVER'S NOTICE. Tu purmance af an order of ihe 8 Btate of New York notice is bereby given to all firms and corporations ho.cing or eatining any of the ctr culating notes of the former Ontario Bank (at Canandaigua) oro’ the Ontario Branch Bauk (a Utica), that they are re- quired to present the saine for payment, ‘at my offiee, in the onor belore the Is; day of July next: and indefantt oreo doing ‘hs sald noice will not be paid, Dated at Utica, May 15, 150 bite: ND A. WETMORE, Kieceiver’ of the Ontario Bank. PENSIONS OP SOLDIERS, THREE MONTHS’ MILI- two and three gents” volunteers, 8 discharged on account of disability, 01 also $100 bounty and back Nues collected, No charge for. information, . Call on NICHOLAS SEAGRIST, Army and Navy Banker, No. 4 Centse etreet, OLUNTEERS' CLAIMS. —JUST PUBLISHED, | «(IN- structions in Pi Certificates, en’ tiiling volunteers to dicharge, p “Sint by ‘mall’ pre ald, for thiee ted stamps, al discount to the trader STIMSON, Stadioner and Printer, No. 3Bcond cy IDOWS AND HEIRS OF NAVAL OFFICERS AND seamen, who have not reosived pensions, wil JOHN B. NU tnd Navy Brokers ‘ mne Conrt of the address BRAY, Army and Nav 39 Nassau street, Now York, opposite tue Post $1003 BOUNTY, PENSIONS AND BACK PAY FOR the widows and heirs of deceased soldiers Pro- le on all claims of officers and sole A. VAN DUZER & CO., 82 White street, $85, 00 TO LOAN—TO A NO. LB BONDSMEN, ON bond and mi at six per cent for aw term of rite property, ust be well improved stores om Ate, Ri JADWAY, COR: ER OF DUANE STREET. Money advanced to any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jew weir, dc OF Bought for eash:, business strictly cont u H. KEESING, Auctioneer and Broker, Private entrance in Duane street, first door west of Broadway. ATs 6 BROADWAY CORNER OF BOND, STREET, room No. 5,—-HENRY HYMAN advances cash on Dia- onde, net oF yo ‘or buys the same for cash; also on Wavente, Silver Ware, Pisnos, Jewelry, and Personal Pro arty. T £10 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAB tel, JOSEPH SOLOMON, Commission Merchan Sdvances money to any amount on Diamonds, Plate and a kinds of Jewelry, or purchases for ca:h. wishing $100 or upwards, and it not being convenient to call person- ry addressing @ note will be promptly attended to, All v strictly confidential Ate BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET. The bert prices ped for, Diamonde) set or unset. Ad: fances om Wathen Peacle, bi tical Instramenti, &e., won gate’ or evi buy therm at fei? valuation, SS GARAINGER, 212 Broudway, rooin 1, up statra, AT OG NASSAU STREET. A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND» broker, makes liberal advances on diamonds, watches, Ag yey dea or buys tow a fol value, athe prlvate often, Go Nass stteet, room No. 2, up staire, “Business cond: ntial, TNO. 9 CHAMBERS SIREET.—MONEY TO LOAN fo any amount on Diawond Watches, fe oh, eo, the well kiiown and olf. emablithed ISKA0, Broker ‘and Uonmnision Merchant, No. 9 Chambers street. ‘N. BeRe business transacted on Sau jurday, Pal RB DIAMONDS AND a Gameit as Rey Taanry to toa bargeine ater from dil'3 FM, BAW. PLUMB. Dy aa rom .M, J Broadway, opporite St, Nicholas Hove, oxen Benguet he EXCELSIOR BRIGADE, 498 BRO: pay due officers and Privates, Oe = y wounded and oh parole, will be patd on application by th perso) rune will be furaished. rages ‘ONEY. TOLOAN-AN & AN sums ‘TO SUIT, ON WATO! Diamonds, Dry Goods and all valuable Personal ity, Silver Ay) Falton Rg Sy eh dace pp) SP A fn AWNBROKER'S TICKETS PUR “oe pote eee eee oF etme end aeebes de. a | RL Ra, 1 Fancy Vol, a0 conus Hu * Honan LEVEE, Commission Merchant mt FOO! A MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte for sale—Elegant carved legs and case, overstri bass, full iron plate, Uived with Ratinw ood, bas ail ‘the mod. ern improvement ae been in use seven month, cost $500, fo $a, sda tool and cover. Also Parlor Furniture w Luquire at 70 West Twenty. sixth street, near sith vent, _ INSTRUCTION. “LADY SPEAKING FRENCH, GERMAN A AL tian auerigy orth a tnoraigh Wan AND ITA will soon teri ,, Wishes to go to the country; Would wive lasirecdon during (he summertoccgne te ‘Al oe avy ofthe above accomplisuments for a sal tgrmunern: tion. Unexoeptionable references, Addree: P ben ‘Bedl Post office, N, ¥. AVEROLOGY._ BONA FIDI Agrno RY 01 A can depend mE A me. oN rye res ‘Of your visit ag goon aa Fou enter, She tells Pt and fut { your life, and werns goat en ‘nears a Bringe mccens ‘out pr the most periiows underiakinge. ha brings puceon, Oot oe caren KG ies Alen ower, tire Mow ton and Stanton ‘sta the baxery, Charges for ladies and gentlemen, ier Ales in marey your very thon Pa equal is ot to opera iow oy "hati ; i | i