The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1863, Page 5

~ ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA. FRENCH MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO. PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL FOREY. THB ADVANCE ON MEXICO CITY. Whe Crews of Union Vessels at St. Domingo. Extent of Southern Feeling in Havana. ‘The Dificulty Between Generals Prim and Serrano, &e., &., oe. ‘Tho steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, arrived at this early yesterday morning, with New Orleans dates to ‘27th of February, aud Havana news to the 2d inst. ‘The Columbia was detained at the Southwest Bass by eg eighteen hours, and encountered head winds the en- tive voyage. | By this arrival we are in receipt of our usua! Havava ‘errrespondonce, Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, March 2, 1863. ‘The Columbia arrived this morning from New Orleans, ‘an¢, contrary to my expectation, leaves today. Iam ‘therefore obliged to give you what news there may be in ‘@ condensed form, reserving details till the next occasion. By the steamer Maisi we have dates from St. Domingo, Puerto Rico, and from Vera Cruz to the 17th ult.; from Jalapa to the 13th, and from Orizaba papers to the Ist ult. There is nothing new save a proclamation of General ‘Foroy, dated February 15, in which he says:—*‘The army, alter its long waiting , is about to march upon Mexico.” Rumor says that General Foroy would commence on ‘the Z1at or 22d of February his advance on the capital. His proclamation contains the usual protestations of friendliness aud a desire to avoid bloodshed, &c ‘There is no account of any fighting, or even skirmish- fog, save an attack op a French convoy which teft Sole- dud on January 28 for Cameron. The Mexican guerillas ‘carried offsome horses and mules. A Juareziat paper has been started in Jatapa, called the Fndependiente, The Vera Cruzano is succeeded by the Yurrador fmpar- cial. Nothing has been bevrd since my last of the Alabama or the Piorida. From Caracas wa have rumors that the federals havo Buccesded in getting possession of that city, some say through the aid of treason amongst tho garrison. Maracaibo is still blockaded, and is stil! rebellious. General Monagas has got possession of Aragua, and Va- fencia is under from Genera) Blanco. ‘The ‘Tubal Cain ig juss ia. ‘The Ragie and Melita are due. ‘There bas but one rebel vessel errived since my last— e William Batty, of sixty-five tons. She arrived here ‘February 23 from Pempa Bay , after a passuge of flve days, with cotton. ‘The revel schooner L. Dadley sailed February 26 for jasenu. ‘The rebo! steamers Alice and Antonica are repairing. ‘The later weut into the dock this morning. There are a great matry Americans in Havana, mostly from the Bouth. Among all classes, whether native or ruer, the rebel side of the American quarrel is cient Unless the rebels have special agents in. the for the pr it ishard to understand how com. Morciai men so fatel'igent should become so xeon and uni ‘veraally indoctrinated with notions hostile to the Ameri- swan republic, ‘The weather, is exceedingly warm in Havana, and Dasiness is dull. ‘The iamous Alabama arrived at St. Domingo on the 28th lult., where she landed the crews of two American ves: Bols—the Southern Lano and Golden Bull, as 1 (ind, them riuted in the papers—and put to cea again on the follow- ng day. The namex of tbe parties areas foliows:—Captain, Gari Warven; Milton Stagues, John Treies, mates; Isaac ‘Hagner, Stanislaus Esarrin, Lorenzo Jose, kdward Miller, Bandy sicPonald, seamen, all af the Southern Lane. P! . Whiberry, captain; Tohn Cassidy, mato; Johu Sta- + Second mate; Charles Brunt, Thomas Miller, Alexan- dor Porson, James Galbraith, George Cowley and Richard Vhillips.seainen, of the Golden Bll. Both vessels were owned ia New York, and both were captured off Jamaica, he Southern Lane within tive miles of Point Jane, aud the ether near St. Johns Point. ‘The paper from which these particulars are taken gives fhe umber of chronometersin Cuptain Semmes’ cain at one Wundredt and seventy. Arumor, which has obtained some credence bere, is to abo effect that General Prim bas been assassinated by an Biaiien. At first Dame Rumor bad him killed in a duel ‘with Marshal Serrano, the present Spanish Minister of Sorcign Affairs, growing ont of the fact that on the @rriva! of the Marshal from Cuba teneral Prim went to smoot him in order to ask explanation iu regard to certain publications which appeared in the Havana papers. ‘tialactory explanations were given, and the matter was accordingly dropped, by the advice of mutual friends. Exchange on New York bas not improved. ‘Tue weather has become exceedingly warm, the ther ‘mometer standing day aud night at about 84. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. Translated from the Diario de 1a Marina of the Ist of March for the New York Henan.) The steamer Maisi, which arrived last night, has Wrought us papers from Vera Cruz and Orizaba, reovived fo Santiago de Cuba ou the 23d ult., by the Frevch Steamer of the St, Nazaire line. The dates of the Fervo- earril, of Orizaba, only reach to the Ist of February, and ‘those of the Warrador Imparcial, auother French journal, which has taken the plu to the Usth. ‘The march of the French on the Mexican capital was to the begin ou the Zist or 224 of February. On the 16th Goasral Furey ssned & proclamation, which we give be ‘dow, tu which he announces his invention to advance ‘The Diario de Santingo de Cuba, ta its tssue of the 24th , contain the fullowing -— French steamer has br vrador Iuparcial of Vera ‘correspondent, which will be read with great interest The papers we lave received do vot contain any i {portant vews from Mex: i the only thing we eneral Forey and the ra. Wages vi the etorm which visited the coast GENERAL PORBY'S PROCLAMATION. UmZanA. eb. 15, 1865. —After the lengthy stay which the expedi- Sionary corms under my command has had w uuke iu heir camps, it isgnow about wo go forward aud advance wipou Mexico. However lengthy may have been this period, and al ght us a number of the bough it may Dave seemed like repose, it hax vot been mt time. It will have caused you,1 do not doubt, to vetlect on the ods of those who have ‘an Baterest in rey euting WS 4* your enemicr— pres wen ts whom the brave suldiers whom | command have @iso given a solemn denial in the order and discipline Which Lave Lever Cedsed W exist in (heir ranks. If we are your enemies—we, Frenehmen. who protect your versous, your families, your property-—then what must those Mexican: be, your fellow countrymen, who govern you by terror, who seize upon your goods, who, ‘after despotling private individuals by exactions with: Out example, 680 ruse the public treasury without any ther view than to preserve & power of which (hey make La deplorable iwse Yes, Mexicans, you must have learned from our ‘@cts the sincerity and faith of our words. when, Yn the name of the Fmperor, 1 solemnly aeciared tw yoo what | am now coing to repeat—that the @ovliers of France have not come here 10 impore a government upon you; that they have come with no Other mission—understand thie well—afler having ob: aimed by force from that ower which pretends to be the pression of the national will, just reparation for owr ult: and injuries, which it hae not been possible to ob: io DY negotiation—they have be other mission than t it the national will on (he form of goverument hich it desires, aud ou the election of men ho seem ou a My A secure order, with liberty at home and independence abroad. wer a bam ed the obligation will remain with aid the government elected by you Bo advance with tevolution ® tbe p ly that ia spite oF those who despise ore! in forming @ nation which envy io other pations. Theo Mexico yon may enc shalt bave nothing to those of us who may not have contributed with our | Jives to the success of such a noble fi more embark op the ebipeo! Trance wary eiy eee our country full of happiness and pride if the great daty ‘which we have fulfilied bas reeulted in the repeperation of your country. wrth General of Division and Senator. Commander inChiel’ of the Expeditionary ‘orp t» Mexico Through the ona OF # friend, eaye the we have received some reliable Taformation enucoety the disasters which took phive in the port of Vera Gru during the recent gale, which began om the morning of ‘Thursday of last woe Veewsts Lowr.—American bark Sherwood. Of nine mon ing the crew, three were saved and eix perished. Mexican sebooner beperanza, with a crew of #x men. Two were saved and four per shed. , Rnglish bark Payron ie vessel saved all her crew. National schooner Adarbelto. This vessel also aved atl her crow. A beat which was sent out with five men in aid of the shipwrecked vesrele suflered the rame fate, faving ooly two men, while three were lost. The total umber of victims was thirteen. The vessels which suffered most were two French Arangports—one an American bark and one a Mexican pi- vt boat Me the same paper we find the following letter, which ‘we transite below — Vera Crea, Feb. 17, 1863. TL vaderstaad the anxiety with which you eavegt news of the Vera Crusuno, extend | ruz,and a letter from our | in the path of progress, #0 | ‘be more than ten thousand, rations which are being made hers feed them for the three days during which they are to ‘stay here, ‘Tho invaders promise themselves very happy results on arriving in Mexico. And as regards the fortifications of Poebla, they wiil erect ip {rout of their own works their consequence: here to encaip, quarter heavy told batteries, 80 as to bombard, shell and destroy the most beautiful city of Mexico, and take of it without shedding much blood. ‘Those who may have seen this country @ year ago would now scarcely recognize ite enthusiasm aod is determination for war. ‘The ruling party, tho truly active party, is full of hope. are armed and well i determined, well they ger ip their former triumphs as well as in their Jaurels of the 5th of May. In the (ace of the world they falsified the absurd idea of their weakness, their want of prestige and their incapacity to govern. To tix 4 period for the end of a contest which seems tn- teriminabie 1s and must always be a great orror. Neither ar ee fifty thousand bayonets can conquer a country which aspires to in ce, which a federal governmeut, in which the Governor of every State is a distinct sovereign for the detence of its rights. No government can establish itself here jurable form which does not carry with it the moral support of the two other governments which have withdrawn from the expedition. This is my opinion and‘that of many who aro just as well acquainted with this government. I think it is very difficult for England and Spain to come , notwithstand! the des: the Frei in this respect The newspe- per called Ei Vera Crusano has out, the £ Narrader Imparcial has appeared, heading its issue of the 3d inst. wit! making any comments on it. as the speech oi Gen. Prim, without ~= On the Sth inst. a French sbip-of-war and three FY es left the of Sacriiictos. lexican Graviero was a sires hold a conferonce ‘Tomas Marin. of the staff of Almonte, at Laguna del Car. men, before proceeding to Minatitlan. 1 have learned that t Lopez and Soril, who have been it Tampico. D. Juan Puiz y Castillo, who, all a Spantard, is 8 citizen of the United States, was recently taken prisone: near Orizaba, and there sentenced to death for carrying de- spatches for President Jaurez. The beautiful Mexican ladies of that city implored the authorities to pardou nim, and capital pupishment was withdrawn, and the prisoner sentenced to some period ju the prison of Martinique. On the 10th ivst. he arrived here, and on the 11th was con- fined in the Castle of Ulloa. General Comonfort is at St. Martin Fecomoliucan , with six thousand excellent goldiers. There ure over a bun- dred and twenty French soldiers in the hospitals. following is from Orizaba:— The Chasseurs de Vincennes have left here. An order has also been received from the Emperor, giving Saligny all his former por This proves the aggreasive policy which Napoleon is prepared to follow. The Mexicans have come to the conclusion that their only hope of salvation is in ghtivg furiously and determmedly. A cousin of Jecker fas recently arrived. yeme five hundred mules were recently taken from the enh. ‘Two hundred volunteers had left Zacatecas for Mexico, with eleven mortars and six heayy cannon, to assist in the defence of the Ee | of Mexico. Operations are still being delayed against Puebla and Mexico for the want of reinforcements, which have not yet arrived at Martinique. oncral Kafael de la Garza reports that he bas succeas- fully taken out of the lost French vessols at Tampico all the rifled guns which were on board. The French vi: barbarously destroyed all the estates that came in t! way. This conduct, it is said, bas altogether alievated the very few persons who were in apy way inclined to regard French intervention with favor. Admiral Lx Graviere returned on the 13th from his naval expedition to Minatitlan. He came buck with as empty hands as be went. He, however, left two gunboats there to watch the coast. From the Island of Carmen he sent fifty men to Coatzacoalcos, which was in fact the point he was desired wo occupy, as it is be och lieved that it is here the Mexicans receive their rial and supplies from the Americans, by way of Minatitlan. It is likely that the French will sooy return to occupy this latter pomt. It is now almost poaitively understood that Forey’s army will leave Orizaba for the attack on Mexico on the ist or 22d. We hope this is so, as we sincerely desire the close of this war. Generai Don Benito Adzo died at Orizaba on the Ist of February. On the 19th of January the tzaitor Almonte gave, at his own house, a fine banquet to ral Korey, and on the — evening @ splendid ball, which was well at t & The French Minister of War, says the [ndependiente of Jalapa, has forwarded decisive orders to General Forey not to give any wine to other than sick soldiers, in con- uence of the great expense ot transportation. “tne whole garrison of this place will shortly leave, and there will only remain # garrison of five hundred men. for every French soldier is needed for the expected attack on Puebla. jaluez is guarding the road between this place General and Vora Cruz. ‘the of Don Florian Bernardi, who escorted tho American consul to Perote. has ‘been confirmed. ‘The Boletin Oficial of Puebla says:— by the force of constant industry and study, citizen Antonio Alatarre, Chief of the Artillery of Zacatecas, has succeeded in his great design of making red hot musket bails available in war, The invention has already been proved in Mexico, and the government, being satiafed of to be used against the foreign aggressor. Anew fine of outer works was about to be begun ia front of the present tortifications of Puebla. ‘Ihe Independiente concludes by saying —There is no doubt that the French are not moving for the vant of food or supplies, nor with the simple idea of extending their position, The great body of their f concentrated at Palmar. They are awaiting their siege artillery, and all their preparations announce the ay proach of decisive batile We find in the Independiente of Ube 4th the following :— zen Governor of the State of an attack made on the cov. voy of the enemy that started on the 28th from Soledad to Cameron. one bundred and ten men, ipiantry and cavalry. The altack commever! at Soquiapam, and, notwithstanding the force that protected the couvey was more numerous than that of Dominguez, the fire lasted from | Dine o'clock in the morning til sunset, and be captured | from the couvey three rifles, a sword, a pistol, three | horses, three bags containing three quarter weight of sult i wo casks of Catalan bre y, two bales of paver, eve and a mule, besides an as: oss of our guerillas was —Capt, Sernad, woond | ed iu the hand: First “ergeant Juan Leon, wounded in the | leg: avoldier killed and two more wounded, Tie brave Capt. Jimenes lost his horee, which way killed in the hot test of the fight. ‘The loss of the enemy must have veen greater, tor he cocupied the centre of the road én gresier numbers than our soldiers, and because we were in an ainbuse NEWS PROM ST. DOMINGO, The Maisi bos brought us our eorrespondence, w dates to the 16th of iast month, from St. Domingo. The Confederate steamer Alabama touched at St. Do. mingo, a8 We recently announred, oa the 28th of Feb- ruary,and after lauding twent, brig Southern Lave and the bark Golden Rule, put to sea iu, The first of these vesse's was taken om the bigh seas. five miles gouth of Voit Jama, amt the other sear Potnt San Joan , Ja ‘The most mtcresting news that La Kavon brings is ax follows — ‘The Gazeta has commenchd to the municipal receipts aud exyen Your 1863, which gives « total of $39 blish tho estimate of the capital for the 46 Lor each respec- te the following letter — “1. Dowinco, Feb 8, 1862 His Pxcellency 1). Carlow de Vargas bas returned from bis excureton to the district of Aza, having visited on bis way the settlements of San Cristobal, Bani and El Maniel.or Sau Jove de Oeva. His Kxeotlency eeeme very well pleased with the orderly state which reigns in all these places, whore most distinguished citizens have bas- teued w welcome in a becoming manner the worthy second authority of ths Spacish province Aiter having done with the classificauien of the notes or bonds \seved by the Ministers of the Treasury of the latter republic (or the army during the last Havtien in vasie junta has been formed, whowe Presktent ia the treasurer of the Real !aciewda, D. Jose Roman (*bo occupied this pesition before), with the view of liquidat ing ail the pending accounts of tbe former Dominican go- verumen) ‘We are informed that bir Excoileney the Archbishop o Joy good health. and that he had left for Santa Craz del Seybo 5 pitan General bes directed Governors of provinces to order the cleauing and repairs of all (he common or pebiic roads, particularly that of Cibao, wh t prevert in a very bad condition Ove chie? aud two subordinate oficers of engiveers bave been appoiated for the work by this government, which only aspires to the welare and proeperity of i# subjects. The supreme = government har also |= ordered that the road from the city of Santiage de jon Cabelleroa w the river” Yona. aball te im mediately repaired, and sleo to extimaie the cost @ making that river navigable. mich es the mercantile and ag vernment bi the constr & ral read between these two poits would alw up the material intereste co Cibao in the troublous stave ju whieh they now are, to the great detriment of pubhe and private wealth, This etate of things will cease with the (acu ities teaneporting good® to Yana and from thus water COMMEL Cation te Samana, From In con ene! of living, the ing clammes of this city are movi be carpenters and masons bave already fixed advanoed rates, and last even: fog the ey men shoemakere determined to demand an novance. The laborers and masons’ attendants have re solved 10 Ask an increnne of twenty tive conte por any aiter April 1, making thelr compensation $126, Other Classes of mocbanic® have called meetings, and it is pro Dable that the advance movement will trader. PAINTERS ON A STRIKE. | A bomber of the jour | are now on a strike for higher wages } Present is from $1 60 to $1 76 per day mand $2 per day | PRICE OF IRON ADVANCED. | Tt in etated that the iron mennfacturers of Pittsbarg, | Wheeling, Youngstown ond Niies held « convention in Pittsburg on Tuesday jast, and decided to advance the | price of nails three shillings per keg, of bar iron a quarter | cont per And of horse shoe irop a half cent per pound Prices, of course, Lave sdvagted in pro. wOrliow: while the men de the valde of the invention, bas ordered some five thousand | e8 are now | | ‘The citizen Hovorato Dominguez has informed the citi- | ‘The force of citizen Dominguez consisted of | two prisoners from the ; general im ail, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1862. RELIGIOUS DITELLIGENCE. Oherch Services To-Day. ‘The Rev. Dr. Morgan wiil preach at the Church of the Holy Aposties (Ninth avenue and Twenty-eight street), 1n behalf of the Orphans’ Home, this evening, at half. past even o'clock. Tho Rev. Samuel B. Bell, D. D., of California, will preach in the First Reformed Dutch church, Jersey City, om Grand street, near the ferry, this day, at half-past ten o’clock iu the morning, aud at three o'clock io the after- noon. ‘The Rev. George Junkins, D.D., late President of Wash- ington College, Virginia, will preach in the Cana! street Presbyterian charch, entrance on Greeve street, this morning at half-past ten, and three o’ciock in the after- ‘noon. Rey. Matthew Halo Smith will preach, as usual, in the Atheneum, Atlantic street, Brooklyn, this morning, at half-past ten o’clock, the second sermon of the course oa “Future Life,” the subject being ‘There Will be a Future Life.” In the evening, at half-past seven o'clock, Mr, Smith will preach the first of a course of four sermons, the opening oue being cailod “‘The Son at Home." ‘St. Luke's Hospital Association of St. Mark's Church. Rev. Dr. lenberg will preach the anniversary sermon (postponed from February 22) this evening, at balf-paat seven o'clock, in St. Mark’s church, corner of Second- avenue and Tenth street. Rev. H. D. Gouse will deliver the ninth of this course of doctrinal sermons in the South Baptist church (Rey. Dr. Burlingham’s), Tweaty-ffth street, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, thiseveuing, at half-past seven o'clock. Subject—‘Trinity.”” Rey. W. H. Pendletom will preach to-day in Camden street Baptist church morning and evening. Rey. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Stone church, Twonty-cighth street, near Broadway, this afternoon, at three, and in the evening at haif-past seven o'clock. Rev. Edward Paysou Hammond, the Evangelist, will conclude his series of revival addresses in the Brooklyn Tabernacle this evening. Mr. Hammond will address the ‘children in the afternoon, at three o'clock. Preaching in the morning, as usual, by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Bart- fot, at halt-past ten o'clock. Rev. Charles C. Goss preaches in the City Assembly Rooms, 446 Broadway, this morning at eleven, and in the evening at balf-past seven o'clock. Rev. Professor Howard Crosby, D. D., having accepted the call to the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church, cor- her of Twenty-secend street, west side, will preach to. day at half-past ten A. M. and balf-past seven P. M. Rey. 0. B. Frothingham wil! preach in Ebbett House, 55 Wost Thirty-third street, this morning. Subject—‘The Perfectibility of Man.’* “Louis Napoleon, the Destined Monarch of the World and the Antichrist, to make 4 seven years’ covenant with the Jews and to perish at Christ’s advent abont 1865- 10.’ Rev. M. Baxter, Episcopalian minister, lectures on this subject im the lecture room, 24 Cooper Institute, at four P. M. and half-past seven P. M. In the Memorial church, Hammond street, cornor of Waverloy piace, the Rev. Henry Jones, assistant minisier of the Church of the Epiphany, will preach this evening. Services at half-past teu, balf-past three and haif-past seven o'clock. Ip the Madison square Presbyterian church, the Rev, Dr. Adams will preach on “Christian Patriotism,” as sug gested by the life and services of Washington, this even- ing at bal’-past seven o'clock. At the Bleecker street Universalist church this morn. ing the anaual sermon for the Sunday school (postponed from tast Sabbath) will be given by Rey. Moses Ballou. Sioging by the children, I the evening Mr. Ballou will speak on ‘The Life and Death of Children.’ At the Church of the Resurrection (Episcopal), Thirty. fifth street, a few doors.cast of Sixth avenue, the Rev. Mr. Eagan, of St. Ann's church, will preach in the mornin and the rector, Rev. E. O. Flagg, in the evening. Divine service ut balf-pastten in the morning aud haifpast | seven in the evening. At the Hedding Methodist Fptscopal church, in Seven- teenth street, between First and Second avenues, the praying band will be present in the morning, afternoon and evening. At the Laight street church, corner of Laight and Va rick streets, the Rev. 1.8. Kulloch will deliver his annual sermon (postponed from inst Sabbatn) in the morning. Baptism at the close of the sermon. He will also preach in the evening upom the “Resurrection of the Dead, in Connection with the Recognition of Friends in Heavea. ‘The Rev. E, G. Brooks will repeat, by request, his ser- mon ou “Washington's Birthday,” at the Twentieth street Universalist church, between Sixth apd Seventh avenues, this afternoon at three o'clock. Morning sermon at half. Past tea. South Congregatioua! church, corner of President and Court streets, Brooklyn. | proach in this church this morning. A. M. and half past seven P.M. nch Episcopal church “Du St. Kaprit,”” West Twenty Service at half-past F second street, between }ifth and Sixth avenues, Preach ing in Frevch this morning by Rev. Dr. Verren; this even ing, in English, by Rev. Mr. Lambson, of the £piscopal | chureh, in Pari, France. (Church services in French.) | Morning services at half-past ten o'clock; evening at half. past seven o'clock, New York Young Men's Christian Association. Rey Dr. Rodgers will preach @ sermon w young men, this (<unday) evening, at half-pact seven o'clock, at the South street. Young men are especially invited to attend Fourth Universalist Society, Brooklyn. Preaching by the pastor, Rey. L. J. Pletcher, morning and evening, at the usual hours, at their chapel, No. 274 Oumberland tL, pear Lafayette avenue v. GT. Fianders will deliver the Oth lecture to 4 ple, at the Hisates Society Rooms, Kleventh street and Second avenue, this (Suuday) evening, at half | just seven o'chek. Subject—'The Sphere of Woman, as Maid, Wife, Mother.”’ All are freely Invited st. Ano s church, Fighteenth street, near Fifth avenue. Services at half past ten A. M., three aod Lalt-past seve PY, M.—the afternoon wing for deaf mutas, The Rev Kdward 0 Flagg will preach in the morning, and the Rev F. Dillon Eagan in the evening, Chrietian chapel, Seventeenth street, near Sixth ave- nue. A.M, and balf-past seven P. Ww, Danbury, late of Kentucky, will preach. Subject, morn ing—“Christ, the God; Man, the Realization, of Hu manity’s Ideal.” Rvening—"The Regeneration AMEKICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. The staied meeting of the Board of Mauayers was held #t the Hible House, Astor Place, on Thursday, the ith inet., at balt-pust three P, M., Hon. Lather Bradish in the ecbair, aesisted by William B. Crosby, Benjamin i. Swan and James Lenox, Exqre. The Rev. Dr. Spring read the ffty-tifth chaptor of fraiah and offered prayer. Communications were received from the United States Christiaw Commission, from Maryland State ible Society, from Rey A.G. McAuley and others, in rogard to the distr) bution in the army, boxpitals, among prisoners of war, Ac from Rey. H. M. Seudder, D. D., India, returning thanks for assistance in that mismion in ite Bible work, and in re gard to the translation of the Tamil Scriptures ; from (o!- enei Tronchin, chairman of the Swine Italian Committee with @ statement of (heir account with this toctety, and sbowing the labors of their colporteurs from birbop Boone, sbanghae, wit an account of tbe preseniacon to the Emperor of (hina of the Bibl bim by thin Hoard from lev. ff Fub Chan, wencing account with and sbowiug |ucreased facilities ror Seriptures , from Rev. lmauc © two letters, thowing increasing demand (or the rerip turer in Egypt, and ## to providing Scriptures for the wemerons Liind peuple in that country, #90 showing the progress of Bible truth im Turkey with the inst ten years from Rey. br. Goodell, Constant vople, stating bis completion Of the revision of the Bible tur the third ture, aod the Onishing of bis Inbors in that department ants of books were Made LO the Micriouary Booty bureb, for distribution in Fider ‘. N. Gilbert, of thin #0 privting ye the Blire, Coustantinorle Hremen, the Missionary Sooty of the Pro testant bp wireh, tor their misow in Ati w the Freedmet Relief Association, for Huton Head, to ay sehool | nion. to the German Evan- three hundred aud vir mon wore Eraniod to Capteine Of vessoln mauling eign ports and to the Christian Commiagion, auxiiury soc@ties pear the feld of action, and other responsible parties. 194,050 voiumen in varivu® lapgunges, for the army, wavy, hoxpitals, prieoners of war, ke Thin wos in carrying out the proviewns adopted at'the last meeting of the Heer Jo money , $4,100 were appropriated (or (he fureign work the ebeuimg year An interesting fex © in the meeting tation of & bar of sliver, frerb from th bewly formed auxiliary HoweLy In Suorey « Territory =, The Case of Dr. Addington. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALI *New Yoru, March 7 16 Tih inst, you state in referen: « to the avsault and battery ease of the People against Michard D. Addington, that be (Addington) is a son. law of Mre Rich. and that there was a muse and an istemperate do Te your issue of th moatic broil, The facts in the case are, tuat Ad@ington i bo relative to Mra, Rieh,or to Mr. and Mee Miller, and that the aanault by Addington was entirely vaprovoked and it i* said by parties, ia Ligh gather ity that Adding? is an Old offends ©. W. MILLES. Rev. Hugh 8. Carpenter will | Duten Reformed church, Fifth avenue and Twenty first | te Services on Lord's Day, March: 4, at half pestten | Buildings Persens Kili- ea—A Large Namber Weanded, Ko. Darrorr, Mich., Marob 7, 1863. ‘The military lest night succeeded im dispersing the rioters, and all is quiet again this morning. ‘The negro who commitied the outrage upon the young white girl is stil! in custody. From twenty to thirty negro Dui!dings were set on Ore and destroyed. Sevoral persons were ktlled aad a large wounded. Most intense excitement bas prevailed in the elty to-day over the late bloody mot, and crowds of rioters have been parading the streets, aud have only beea kept tn sub. jection by @ iarge milttary force hore, ‘The negro (Falkyer) was sent wo the State Prison at Jackson, 08 & special irain, before daylight this moruing, and no attempt to lynch him was made. A report was received here stating that the negroes of Canada are rising and arming to invade this clty, quell the mob and protect their brethren, but they have not ‘been seen yet. A public meeting was held to-day, at which resolutions were adopted urging the esuthorities to organize a powerful patrol guard to keep the peace and to cause the arrest of those who committed the murder and arson; also unging the Mayor to proclaim @ sort of martial law, and desiring that the Commoa Council be requested to ascertain the losses aud reinburse the sufferers. No further riot bas occurred; but the mob vow to ex- terminate the negroes, who they say have uot lost near #o much as the whites. Some fifty suspected rioters were arrested to-day, but, ‘on examination, were discharged. Thirty-two houses have been destroyed, and two hun- dred people rendered homeless. ‘The city is virtually under martial law. Armed sol- diers patrol the streets, and every precaution has been taken to guard against any fnture outbreak, which is greatly feared, Citivens openty display pistols, dirks and knives. ‘ ber ‘Tae CHLOKEN'S Alo Socurry.—The annua! mecting of the directors of the Children’s Aid Society was hold on Monday afternoon in their rooms, over the Motropolitun Bank. Mr, Wm. A. Booth presided. A pumbor of inte Testing reports were presented and adopted, ‘The aunval report of the treasurer stowed the finances to be in (he following. opndtion:— Raulance and Fob. Received from all so. 1862 « ces ti cash since $28,498 81 ding Feb ; ‘$22 Total... . Assign aktosnns es Paid for all purposes in the year $25,408 BL J. Livingston, Win, Bruce were re-elected trusteos lor Mesers. Wm. A. Hooth, Robort King and Carlo I. the next three yours ‘The vastly increasing circulation of the Wrr«uy Hurarn induces us to add to its attractions as a journal giving the most reliable and earliest political, financial and commer cial intelligence, by devoting a certain space to literature of a bigher order. We shall commence next week tho publication of @ novelette, entitled “Ina Fix, or, Snow Bound,” and shall each week publish selected original | poetry, written expressly for the Wexxux Hxxann, shal! also publish weekly resimes of tbe movements of the operatic, dramatic and fastionable cireles of New | York, thus rendering the Weexty Hexatn a most attrac | tive and useful family journal. Omecial Drawi Mureay, Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Mim | Teck e Lotteries. LTE Ki i 25, 24, 20, 62 , ob, &, ’ 16, 36. Circulars seat free of charge oy \dressing either to RRAY, EDDY & CO. Covington, Ky., or St, Louls, Mo. Oficial Drawings of the Delaware State Lottert De 8, 22, 7 . Dat awany, Crass 1M—M: B1, 52, Gy. 47, 42, 65, 20, , 70, 51. Cireularswent by addressine JOHN A. MORRIS & CO, ra OMIA Drawings of the L ciation Company's Lottery, of Kentucky. Cuass 11—March 7, 38, 26, 29, 6, 30, 5 40, 19, 44, 63, For Circulars, dc. A. 9, 31 a addees NCE, paid tor “pant for Dovbs AYLOR & CO Jafermation sand Americ nkers, 16 Wall sireet, N Second FE cash, at No, 100 Maiden lane Eight Cartes de Visite for $1, 0f Un. led style and finish, at TAITS, corner of Cortlandt 1 Greenwich sirvets, (21 Broadway. We. to Se, per pound. A Perfect Sewing Machine for Manu- facturing parposes (No. 9) at Forty-five dollars, of the fullest capacity, and very rapid, at GROVER & BAKER'S, 495 Broadway. Worthy of Not nd the pi Campbe iat, Cor- ner of Eighth prepared trom pure m T rare Mrs. Winsiow’s Soothing Syrup re= Heves the child from pain, invigorates the stomach and b corrects acidity aad gives wine and Vigor to tue whole BB cents per "Radical Cur d Ann atreet under ers, Shoulder Bra r Dye, Preservative and vaale und rial!” No.6 Astor House The jigs, Toupees, Hin end Moldavia Cream, for bee BATCHELOR, 16 Bow d sree Medical Adviser, & Hair Dycing fying the bair, at W. A Diseases of the Urinary ant wt ayeteena, Infallibie aied enveopes for Sl Addrese E. ‘ M. Larmont, 647 Brod jow Yor’. Hours for treaument’ to 6 daily. Married. Rowwe—Van Axtwety —On Thireday, March 6, by the Rev. Ro Wravie, Jr. m Trimity church, Jersey City, Hawny Bonen, Faq. of Hanover, Germany, to Mine Fuorin ANTWREY, Of Throgge Neck, Westchester county, N. Y. Hanmoun—Wriuir—At | Carlee Barracks, la, Wednesiay, March 4, by (he Rev. J. B. Moras, Caotain Jous W. Barmwexr, Commivvary of Subsistence, Unived States Army, to Mise Saism, daughter of Dr. J. JB Wright, Surgeow | nited states Army CHAR —Maranatt.—-On Saturday evening Febroar oh, by the Rev. Kobert G. Dickson, Natuas Frau Canada papers pi 7 Conmact—Wiitiaser.—On Monday, March 2, at the rex) deuce Oo the bride's parente, by the Kev. 6. Flanders, Jon A Commacs. Faq. to Many L., youngest daughter of all of this etty inrpiring thought uto OMe are wrought rrepeee Wiittames, Bey aeirita, Wik tarday, Mareb 7, dows Anas, The relatives and (rieuds of the family. amd members of Columbia Lodge, So. * AL, are reapeettuily in vited to attend the funera!. thie (“unday) eflerncon, ak ne o'tock, from his Inia residence, 308 Second street, between North suxthie n Williamatrure wren 0 The Ttb year of lim age. The Asneval service will be eld at the ta the chore of the Transfigeration, beet Twentyainch street, near Fifth avenne, thir (Sanday) aftercoon, at The atives of the family will meet at on, ab k y morning. (ver a short tlinene, Da Haexwaer, aged Ot The relatives and {riends of the fuumily are iavaed to at tond the foneral, from his late residence, No. } chtewoth eireet (Samay) stern at two Tbe remains 0m Monday to Leodavilie, NJ (or interment. Hane.—Jt Greeapont Lavina, daughter of Averan Zyens, 3 months and 12 day The (riends of the family are invited toatiend the Cane ral, this (Handay) afternoon, at onec'etock, (rom I street March vi A Be ” pear Frankia Ranrw re. Suddeniy, ow Wedgetay, Febromry 11, at | taverpoo! Port, im the Army, of the Potomac, Wades We | i Safes for Sale Cheap for | oon. AL two o'clock, residence, from where bis remains will be carried to Greovwood Cometory Fiasacax.—On Saturday, March 7, Ammm Etsza, only child of Franeia aud Mary Flanagan, «ged 1 mouth. ‘The friends and sequaintances are reapect(ully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, ‘2 Aayard street, this (Sanday) afteracon, at two o'clock. Farr. —Om Saturday, March 7, lia King street. thi (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock Gory, —On Baturday morning, Mareh 7, Josmen Gum, | in the 60th year of bis ago. ‘The frien!) of tho family, and of bis sone in-law, Horgeo Winans and P. A. Rivarde, are reapecttully invited to at teod the funeral, this (su: ) afternoon, at two o'clock, at his inte residence, No. 110 Fast Fourteonth street. Horror,—On Saturday morning, March 7, of tatainma tion of the tungs, Jouy Hxxey, the only child of Catha Eee Je the iato Joho Holton, aged 2 years, 8 mouths and a. The friends of the family are invited to attend the Gillen, No, &L Weat thirty vighth street, va Monday afternoon. at one 6 clock HaLtaxnren.—Om Saturday, March 7. after a long ant painful illness, Leor ANN, hier of George Hraid, and wife ot Wm. H. Hallenbeck, in the 25th year of her age. ‘The relatives and (riends of the (amily are respectfully brother in-law, George Newman, 161 Coercks street, ou Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. 8. 1, on Friday, March wth year of hia age. ™ the family are reanectfatly invited to attend the funeral, from the Dutch Reformed chureh, at Port Richmond, #. 1, on mday afternoon at tw) o'clock. ‘The steamer Pomona and Flora wil! leave Pier 18, foot of lanct street, at hall-past wloveu A. My and return at quarter-past four. M Hanxins —On Saturday, Conemnes Hanning, « native of Letterkenny, county Donegal, Ireland, aged 6% years. The friends and relatives of tho family are rospect(ully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 447 Ninth atreet, corner of aventie C, this ( Mouday) atternoon, at two o'elock. Heirkamr—On Wednesday, March 4, Pinany Kaur, wife of Charles {lertk « Mer », of East New York, in the xd to ate at Laat New York, k wife of Joseph t i ‘The friends of the family are r attend the ‘ineral. on Tuesday afternoon, from her late residence, No. 68 Waluut Stroet, Newark, rs, Isaach.—In Trooklyn, on Saturday, March 7, Nicuorss P. Isaacs, son of David’ Band Jane Tsanes L year, 5 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and trieads of the family are respectfully. invited to attend the funoral, this (Sunday) afteraoon, one o'clock, from the residence of bia parents, 449 Columbia street, South Brooklyn. Kriy.—On Saturday, March 7, the boloved wife of Jo keph Kelly, of consumption, | ‘The friends and acquaintances of the fainit | Spectfully invited to attend the fu fro residence, No. 86 W Monday afternoon, at bait 7 | Wexford (Ireland) papers please copy. Mxticss.—At Hoboken, on Friday, March 6. Frere Meviirs, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attond the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoou, at ball past one o'clock, from Trinity ehurch, Hoboken, without Jar Mu Saturday, Mareh 7, Jona, wife of Alex aged 48 yoars. ‘The friends and relatives are thy |, irom her late restdence, » ed to attend the fa 8 Jaco wtrcet, tbe Mone Mach 4, Mire Lovisa ¥ 8, Marcin Fu Metho at three *, aged neral will take place on Monday morning, at tew lock, from his inte residence, Seventy third elteet, be ‘Third and Vourth avenucr, ‘The frieuds of the tn mily, aad of Lis gon Robert and his sous in-law, Jota Ahéra and Thomas i, Wendover, and gromdson, Ovcar Spence, ave respectfully imvited to attend. Feners vice at St. Lawrences chureh, Vighty fourth street, be rth and Fifth avenues. On Saturday, March 7, Miritast Nv and Margaret Neagle, ngod | year aan riendg of 1 1 attend the vean, sina (Sunday) nitern oelock, from the residence of bis parunts ington street, ) Hrs, the tive of Kite Westmeath, freland. ‘The friends and relatives of the fambiy are ceapectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his lite residence, 111s, W enty fourth atrect, this (Suu at one o'clock. His remains will be interred in Calvary | Cemetery | Pixnex.—At Portehester, N, ¥., on Friday night, Maret 6, Witciaw Fier, in the Goth year of his age | ‘Farthor notice in Monday's yapore | Revvotum,- third mont ja Brookiyn,on the 6th of Fstuan C., wife of Richard 3 months and 24 days Tho relatives and frien invited to attend the three o'clock, from the Friends’ mest ing hou horo street, nexe Poeram, Brooklyn, without further notice Woow —On Saturday, March Wood, formeriy of Goshen years, 4 months and 20 days Her remains will be taken to Orange county, N. N., on | Tuesday, for interment in the family burying ground Orange county (N. ¥.) papers please copy Weero.—At Yonkers, om Friday, March 6, aac Wenn, in the 44th year of his The relatives and £ nds, aged 67 year Sean, wife of Jobo Re Drange county, N. ¥., aged 49 ie of the family are reapeetf eral, from hiv late reside train whieh leaves the Chambers street gbto'clock AM (m Friday. Mareb 6, Many Isanmnca, daugiter of William J. and Catharine Wynn, aed 1 year’ 4 months and 28 days The irienda and acquaintances of the (amily, avo the members of Mazveppa Engine, No. 45, are invited’ to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after a! two e'eloek, from the rensdence of her parents, No. 463 Fighth avenae Wrie —On Saturday March 7, after a lingering ners ae Wyn Mise Mane Wren, in the 20th your of te he aneral will take juace (rom cut, Brooxlyn, ou M ‘ dene at ten MISCELLAN EF USENOLD WORD Bliver Paved Wa B.D BASSrOK place D's Great Baraat A A STORE WANTEO-IN BROADWAY, WKeT SIDE between Few Taeniy eitih, Bronte. om Frame (wo to Live yew OFS GIMBEBDE, No. fon Broadway TRVERDELL &, WEDDING CARD®, 92 BROADWAY. AL Aino, elegant Nove Paper and Envelopes in grent va ety PURE BOUKHON A WHISKEY and edd ty, 1 am happy (0 aay ny, L have commend an ae weet and vides “imiliers in Om regular supply. joart etiles, ant packed te be provers renin iy the UDOLPHO WOLek epaher aries and nein, Vilih Avemne How J} & Aspinw att Pinohor & Broeo AMBRONTA IR A ana A manonia DR STKELING « rg Olly eatract of « Saeanen HK eral «dandruff, pre “ROX OF NOTE PAPER READY ok), ee GIMBKEDE ®, 9 Brom way \ PNITLALED. é Vriew #1 A *TAg MONOGRAWS OAN ONLY BE 40 WAD AT MEREUE Ale Paper and Bove epee see 10 FULTON STRERT, DELL 8 MON, of Now Paper and Bin AL iden: Eyieecot Wading € on 0 tohopes. Marcuiiehed ies A Tf TMORRDEe-ALnU Ms i rier nes), OXLY A G3 Altice worth 63 Wr etaiiet 0 01 | ee only TJ. EVERDPLL'S, 302 WROADWAY. EXORAVED Die with fre quires Bnest Peper aed be: clopes, emamp- Orders by eaprres 10, BRAYRR OVE | Casati invited to attend the fanoral, from the residence of ber | § y, March 7, | invited to | Wilkes er Bay ‘other’ wan, fF Wilkes, or " id) that ETHAN AND MOMENT AL aandard disance—one mile OD “Centrevitie’* the follow: $10) that another + hogotiating thet: Swrie shown @ half mile in T0%, abd the calire RY CLOBK tw 2 a); ring aie vite, Ful agham $100 Lina has for ur cOuMtry, Hot “take the word” for « friendly bru pon the track or on the road j00, oF w larger amu / in any contest for fun or the | Championshi (nether ot ] } owners would matea for ow, (rend Wilkes, or Hamble 4 course bre® $2) 10 BLN) ae money) the stalions win wel dnt bemrted sto: bes af or mare: if true, would are not likely from bad bre cout rate bores such Tartar and o! srked by A. staliona or th rack or road, ae your fa ORGE), the ‘wrlier will gracef'| Meanwolle, the haowlug ones mapionatip being claimed for a sf w a tnendly brush with "| npon the track | Doubtless tie stereotyped reply will be (tu the wow eo came @ horse! Geo wt ao | AND SHOW TIME.” Matching for money oot being the un doubt eae Will abow (ene La | Premeat gectipation, the mt | Mabttes ‘Burt rhte's trae aportaman's (est, Or is it the dar yed only in wclowe race thee ed ilew that goutio. funeral, frown the residence of his gromdfathor, James | | n (Borse Chante tng a mile we une vabiat 228, $100 ov i a DON OF ae or mult of clothes you wh agmiint 201; | THE, BEGARS—wid nothing else. Mj into be found a! the Club Howse, ant yout, frietd BOR or “HANTLETONIAN, maa, except Mr Hom ner. lor whom tie wel Vhe kindwe! feelings, ant who de etm jved ty ag the aman, nis aye anh on Of Meare, MOPT, WOODRE 1 }ORBS Lon NE WHO KNOW” ylre for Cc $.—7.—10—X. ‘Orange Vee TotW X eiimony dniiy rece! ved me da of © disabled (rom arvelous and gratity moe T heartily wish in every si hand oo every battle Held. ANDREWS S perinteadent Bitiers we hun our ore or te ts ep aration me ily | » sore, W Hire auoth SVRRs, CHADWICK & 00 Dr, W. 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