The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1863, Page 5

cok dren cert: Sree mama IMPORTANT FROM PORT ROYAL The Capture of the Anglo-Rebel Queen of the Wave, Rey Kee Oar Port Royal Correspondence. Port Rovas, 8. C., March 7, 1868. Capture of the Clyde hui Svamer Queen of the Wave— She is Run Ashore and St on Fire—The Pire Extin gutshed by Boats’ Crews from the Comemaugh— Valuable Cargo of Powder and Merciandise—Probable Saving of 4 Portion of Corio and Engines—Capture of a Rebel tacutenant and Siz Men—Arrival of the Outsleill and Bienville—Navat News, &e., Be. The gunboat Covemangh, Lieutenant Commander Wastin, accomplished 4 very clever thing last week wnilo on her post off Georgetown, S.C. A steamer was discovered one morning woking her way towards the entvange of the North Sentec, which lies to tho north of the Georgetown sboals, with, the intention of running into that river, which hag not recently been covered by a Dlockade, in consequence of the almost utter impossibility ‘of any vessel, save small fiat bottomed ones, of crossing the bar, which hag but a few fect of water on it ‘and ws always dangerous. It would seem that the Conemaugh was discovered by the atran- ger. about the tine she was made out by the latter, and the former, fearing chase and capture, from which she was not likely to escape, was headed for the ‘shore and run on it at full «peed. The captain, offlcers and crew immediately took to their boats and landed, afier having set fire to the ufter part of the vessel. Lieutenant Commander Eastman imwediately sent boats to hor, which reached her after the fire was nearly extinguished. “They found her totally deeorted, and, aftor haviag entirely ‘oxtingutebed (he flames, began an examination of the ship an’! ber cargo, She was found to be a new atyle of Clyde ‘bniit irom steamer, vamed the Queen of the Wave, and donded with a valuable cargo of merchandise aud powder. “tho foriner, being In the a: tor hold, was partially deetroy- ed, but the powder, stowed forward, was uninjured and in good condition. Fortunately for the ship the fire nad got extended forward, or sho would have been vlown ‘ utoms. The Queen of the Wave was evidently built for a blockade runner and 10 ply to ports where veevels of only the lightest draught could enter, She is of five or six hundred tons burden and draws only five feet when loaded. She ts the lightest draught steamer that has yet attempted to run the biockade, and shows conclusively (bat the nevtral English ond the rebels have determined to introduce that style preference to thoge of ordinary dranght, which can Only enter ports now elosely blockaded, it is doubtfal whether ber hull will be saved, but the Wissahickon bas been :ent up to endeavor to save her ea- gine—a splendid one—tiv powder and the blanco of her undamaged cargo, Woe sball probably be successful in this, aud save enough ‘o furnish handsome prize money to the Conemaugh. The boat which boarded the Queen oi the Wave returned to tbe Conemaugh at night, and ow the following morning Lieatenant Commander Fast- man seat up the launch, with a howitzer and a cutter, to take ant hold possession of the veasel aud to prevent wieckers from Georgetown tho reaching her and re- moving the cargo. When the boats neared her it was ai ‘ed that ® persons were on board. Covering her with the howitver,men wero quickly put on board, aud found there @ lioutenant and six men of a South Caro. tina regiment, who immediately surrendered. They had ‘come down to hold the vessel for the Confederate govern- ment agaiost unauthorized wreckers wad to get ashore She most valuable part of the cargo. ‘Tno prisoners were brought down here and placed undor guard on the Wa- wash. We now hold poreession of the ship, and when eve-ything valuadlo is secured she will be'destroyed. ‘The vessel and cargo were worth about $256,000—a loss which falls upov 8 1me enterprising Pnglishman who ‘thinks. the btockade i» imperfect. He will donbtless ke change his opinion wheo he learn of the succes of bis hast venture in breaking 6. The gunboat Poturmska, Licntevant Budd yore captured the schooner lie!! (British) off Sapelo , Georgia, srhile attempting to ran the Wockade) “dhe fr loadoa ‘coffbe, salt, oopperas, &c. Her sete is about ‘opie, W isa Place. to run {nto now-a-days, steamer Bleaville arrived on last Thuraday, tow- tug the Monitor Catskill, Commander George Rogers. Cutekill camo in in frst rate conditi page ee in the trip down We , Commander pig whic will materially eater cur iron-mailed fleet, Oar Hilton Head Correspondence. Ezrex Hrap, 8. C., March 7, 1863. Continuation of the Hunter and Koster Difficulty—Genera Naglee Relieved from DutyActive Operations Promis- ed—Another Negro Expedition w Georgia—the Conscrip- tion of the Able- Bolted Blacks, dc. The samo difficulty which General Huster experienced ith Goneral Foster has broken out afresh in the person of General Nagiee. That offcor, having repeatedly pro tested against the erders of the Commanding General, has been relieved from duty in the department, and in a + @eciui order issued on the Sth instant was directed to proceod immediately to New York, to report by letter to the Adjutant General. ‘Tais protesting business—which, by the way, is con- sidered to be a new thing in the military line down here— was bogun shortly after the departure of General Foster for Washington. It led to” serious trouble und anaoy- ance, avd Genoral Hunter having informed the enerat-in Chief of the state of things, an order was 1s- sued from the War Department relieving Naglee from duty here, Subsequently another order was issued leav- ing it optional with General Hunter whether General ‘Nagtee should or should not be removed. Whew the order arrived, and it was ascertained that Gen. Foster had gono 2 North Carolina to remain, it was supposed, of course, that the unfortunate controversy was settled, and that, as Gen. Naglee had entered his protests simply to main- tain what he supposed to be the rights of an absent commander, there was nothing to warrant his being re- Mt seems, however, that Gen. Nagiee claimed meself what be had previously claimed for Gen. Foster, and the difficulties between the, two generals ‘wore at once renewed, General Hunter thinks harmony indispensable, and las accordingly exercised the option granted him by the Secretary of War. It is noediess to say that Gen. Naylee’s departure is a matter of extreme regret. Ho is au able, brave and ‘Uroless officer, whom his troops as aud would follow any whero. From a perusal of General Orders No. 16, which J en close, it will be seen that an onward movement is speedi Ly promised. Very minate fpstructions bave been pro- mulgated for embarking and disembarking tho troops; but iit is all Toan say about them. ho First South Carolina Volunteers and recruits so for collectod for the second colored regiment—about 1,100 in Lave been sent by General Saxton on a mission to jeorgia coast. They will the State as far as possible, for the purpose af way such able. bodied negroes as they may lay their hands on. 1 under. stond that General Saxton ordered a battery of regulars included in bis command LL vege yf 'y the “darkies; but “hey were dwembarked by order General Hunter, and » negroes will have to ‘a it alone.” 1 on't got euchered,”” Colonel Nliernaon ‘and Rope oer wear mory will lead the expedition. GENERAL ORDERS—NO. 16. Baangrarrens, Der crraext oF Tire Soom, Hn.row Haan, Port Rovan, 8. C., March 6, 363.f Pours oF "ata DavAnricr oy raw Bora — After loug and wearying delays, dus to causes which no one in this department bad control, we Bave at feogth the cheering prospect of active and vory impor. ‘tant service, soldiers of the Tenth Army corps—You are stimulated by every consideration of honor to vie with the gallant men from the Deportmect of North Carolina who have ‘Deen sent by government to take part with you in the daugers and the glory of operations now pendi Otecers and tnen of the cornmand—You are the performance of every ot. All who Cinction, Bo matter how humble the: it pout tnd iy y acknow edge Uumt their services shall be Gcknowiedgment pressed to their advan- jolge! and the acknow: tuge OMcers of divisions, brigades and ia in maki 7 their reports to these hese sarters, aati © uame ommandy moni give every officer anda full descriptive list of every non-Commimioned And foidier of their cormmanids who bas attracted their observation ns bebay- ny with special gallantry Or good conduct, in ordor that the naraey ofall sueh may cS “tlahed ‘with honor at thelr own homes; and all who ‘mentioned may rely that po effort shall be Tacking on the part of the Moor General commanding to secure their Promotion Should any officers neglect their men, oF evince the feast dispoaitien to shrink at anv rodent from the tho proper responsibilities of their commiasions, they will be like-«| wise reported and held amonable to the severest penaitien denounced by military law ser mangoes in presence of my. Should private soidfére distinguish them. vos whiio officers become liable to censure, it would be Greason to the country uot to compel au exghange of places ‘The attention of all officers is earnestly called to article Regulations for the Army, in relation w Revised te," paragraphs 361 and 863 of ‘tance. Troope on Toard Transpor' tb phe bee of particular impor’ mand of Major General 1, HUNTER, Cus, 6, aarom, Assistant Adjutant Geoeral, Teuth Army corps. HarragoaR®.—A sHght shock of an earthquake wae no- tioed at Kastport, Maine, on the night of tho éth inst. The ‘goise resembled that of a heavy wagon moving rapidly over froven ground. The night was warm aud datap, hases at Mowis—The Boston Journal says that private lottors from New Orleans represent that the rebels of Mobile Lave several rams in readiness to mals a demou aration © a Whe Biockading Meet off that vort COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. Commencement ef the Hemepathic Modteal College. ‘The third annual commencement of the Homapathic Medical College of New York was held on Thursday ovea- ing, in tho hall of the Historical Sucicty, corner of Sovoud avenue and Eloventh street, a large number of ladies and gontlomen being present on the occasion, William Cul- jen Bryant, s4., President of the Board of Council of the College, presided on the occasion, and conferred the de- grees on the graduates, of whom there were aixteen. A string band was ina Attendance und enliveued the oxer- cises with music. The proceedings opeued with prayer by the Rey. Dr. Ridveway, after wich the degree of Hoctor of Mediciue was conferred on the following goutle- men i— Birdsall, Newburg, N. Y.; si 5 Sans Auburn, N. ¥:; Granvlile C. Bi ; Chas, Lauer, Pittsburg, Penu.; Luu C. M. Hunter, Meriden, Conn. ; Ronore K ing, Geo Walter W. Armarister, Nassau, Banene teeeday Baker, Newark, N. J.: William Kggert, Ottawa, C. W. Charles H. Miller, New York city; George R. Clarke, wi laud, Me.: George H. Booch, Weosonville, N. ¥., William R. Rice, Niagara Falis, N. ¥.; James Harkness, Yonkers, N.¥,; Walwer Kevedall, San Brancisco, Califoraia, Mr. 'Bayayr then delivered a short address to the gradu- ates, pointing out the responsibilities which lay before thom and encouraging them to # due appreciation of their duties ag medica! men. Professor John Kis deliveredithe annual address to the graduates, Ho dwelt on the great curative properties of pathic treatment as in contrast with that of the alopathic school. He contended the aig? titioners were always at variance, one with to the causes of discase, and said that if half them were to be got together to consult on cna potenti was theta ach would have a different opinion. jomcopathy was genuine science compared with the other treatment of which he bad spoken, and which he characterized empiricism. Skilful Lomoopathic treat. ment would save more than half of our sick and wounded soldiers who hid died under the alopathic troatment. In connection with the war, he aid that there never was such an inducement for young men to practice medicine as now, The professor concluded with a word of advice to the young graduate, and the exercises closed. Eleventh Anniversary of the Opthalm: Hospital. The Kleventh anniversary of the New York Opthalmic School and Hospita! took piace Tuesduy at the Fourteenth Strect Medical Co!tegs, tu the presence of @ large number of ladies and gentlemen. The exercises were opencd with ® prayer by the Rey. Edward Thompson, M.D., after which Mr. Solomon Jenner, A. M., the President of tho college, delivered an introductory address, which was listened to with the deepest attention. Dr. Mark Stephen gon then read the following list of graduates, each of whom received hig diploma from the hands of the President > Alexander E, Jeune M. Wardell, Yates county, N. ¥ ; John P. Schenck, Dutchess coanty, N.Y. W. J. Orton, Broome county, N. Y.; Dewit Webb, Duteh- ess county, N. ¥.; J. H, McCann, M. D., Louisville, K Robert gus tuoess N. Y.; HG, Oluustoad, M. York city; James Him it. Johns, N. &.; Charles i Sandorson, M. De, Ob H. Chittenden, Binghamton , N. ¥.; James A, Mills, M. D., Orange county, N. ¥.; Goo" . BL Herymiger, M. D., Concord, N. H.:M.C. Rowlnd. ot, 2 Waehinyton county, Y. Dr Stephenson, the senior rgeon, next delivel short address, which wae fol- ipeeane ie valedictory, which was prohonnced by Dr. Alexander E. Jjeuner, a member of the gradmating clas The valedictory was a judicious composition, containing excellent advice to the graduates and some weil timed bit at quackery in all the professions—tho legal, ecctest astical and setentific—as well as the medical. Dr. John P. Garnish, oue of the surgeons of the Opthalmic Hospital, concluded the exercises with a very eloqnent addrese de- voted to a history of opthalmic ‘surgery in Furope and this country, and pointing out in glowing colors the ad vantages of the eyo infirmary with which he was con- nected in thiscity The remarks of the learned doctor were listened to with deop interest and frequently inier- rupted by enthusiastic Sands, Commencement of the Medical Depart- ment of University College. The annual commencement of the medical department of University College took piace on Saturday in the chapel of that institution, Chancollor Ferris presiding. John T. Johnson, President of the Council of University, wae also present. Tho full faculty of the College were present, consisting of Drs. Mott, Paine, Post, Van Bureu, Draper, Bedford and Metcalfe. The proceedings of the evening opened with prayer by the Chauceller, afler which the list of graduates was fread and tho divlomas given to the different graduates. , Notwithstanding the preeent troubles with the Seuth and” the cousequent*dvawing off of Southern pupiis. the medi- cal clase of thie college is larger than that ot apy oe tion in this city. ‘The number of graduates was fifty: ‘Mott medal was awarded to, D. Welser, the, gold modal and the sliver medal to G.C. Vartan, The Metcalfe prizes were awarded to U. J. Deviiu, R. D. Nesmith and W. M. Duran. After the award of prizes Professor Metcalfe delivered the valedictory address to the graduates, which consisted Of excellent advice to those gentlemen for their future course in the medical professon After the bevediction the proceedings terminated. Cellegiate Commencement of the College of Physicians aud Surgeons. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE. The New York College of Physicians and Surgeons held their fifty-sixth annua! commencement Thursday evening } ta Irving Halt. There wae a very large and respectabie audience, of whom a considerable proportion were indies, | the friends and rolatives of the graduates and aiumni of | the college. The platform was well led by the trustees | of the institution, There were a large number of gradu ates who occupied the front seats, distinguished by rogettes attached to the lappel of tue coat on the len | '* { Dreset. The oxcetient band of music played some choice alrs during the proceedings, which were of » very interesting | character, j ‘The proceedings were opened with prayer by the Rev. Sullivan H. Weston, D. D. | Mr. Epwanp Detarienu, M. D., President of the College, | then addressed the trustees, announcing the presence of atndents who bad graduate. who were waiting to receive the tastimenials to erred on them in prov? of their snocessful gradust im the medical department of the college, Recommended for these honore by the | faculty of the college ghey awaited but the assext of tke | trustees to have then publicly and officially conferred | upon them, i Mr. Delafield, inaccordance with the authority of the | trustees, then proceeded to confer upon the graduates | thei degrees. As the etudente’ names were called out | by the secretary, and they walked upon the platform, they | were greeled with pleasing exprersfous of encouragement | and commendation from the jarge audience. The gradu. | Stes then, to the number of Afty-eight, were brieily ad dresied in Latin by the President, Mr. Dolafield, after | which they received from his bands their diplomas, and | bowing their ackuowled. ments, returned vo their gente. | Mr. Cuarces Kino, £. L. D., Prewdent of Columbia Co. then delivered the usual charge, in which he im pressed upon the grarluates the necoerity of etrict attention and constant devotion to their maturer studies and tothe | profession they had embraced. He recommended, as mun of Ube world, algo some attention to dreae, quothug the advice of old Polonins to bis son laertes for dress, he ten indicalad the character of se man. He huwo denounced (he use—eo frequently indulge? in toa | t ruinous extent by young mtudenia—of tobacco. Uh practice he warned’ them sgainat, a8 injurious to the physical as to the moral ran. Abstinence in the use of this and kindred indulgenoer demanded bo paintul smecrs fices, no extracrdinary efforts of self control. They wei going OUt into the world at & time when foul rel and ite attendant evils stalked over Che land but ti would go forth, he wasns#ured, faithful to their country's and all ite old waditions. (Applause) They would imitate tue noble example set them by tmany of their brethren in the feld sooner than abandon the brave soldiers confided o their care, ae pied them Ww the oa of the South. (Applause) He bade them God Prizes were then distrivuted to the following oxwed dollars aud Certificate to A. Bray- , for tation oo Hospital Gaugrene. Prise-—To James H. Wheeler, of Dover, N H., for Dissertation on Paeumoria le mention was made of Firdt.—Voter V. L. Pruyn, A. B., (or Dissertation on Beart Disease. SecumA —Thoodore A. McGraav, of Detroit, Mich. for pied WM *aponer Music by the band. ae py 4 addresm mtbr ft ad by A. Bray- mem u raduating clase, during which be he) tly s andee Oo cluding was sbakea warmly by the hand by oevered presens. ‘The Horsen prizes, very valuable, were uot distributed. aa many of the young students of the have been candidates for them are serving with (he army im tho field ‘The thirteenth anoual commencement of this institu tion took place on Tuesday evening, in the chemisiry room of the College, before @ select audience. ‘The axerciser opened with prayer by the Rey. ¥ Ewer, after which the Hippocratic onth was administered to the following named graduates by Profasser Raphaol, « Dean of the Faoulty, the degree of Doctor of Mods being subsequeatly couferred upon them by the Rev, Dr, J. M. Matthews:—Cbarles A, Bacon, FL. L. B. Hartt, Sam- el H. Rodman, Joha 1. Thompson, Erastus Wilsov, Du bole PD. Parmice, Gordon Winslow, New York; Johm Friedrick, Germany, H. Baroning Matteorian, tamti- nopie; Theodore Artaud, France, fayid Buchanal land. ‘The honorary degree of Doctor of Medicine op Dr. Ford, resident physician of Wa and Dr, Sotteriee, of the United states Army valedictory address to the graduates wae delivered by Profemor H.G. Cox, who gave them sound advice 8 to the course they should purrue ‘The Van Arck ize wan then conferred by Professor it and ory ea aoe emvein valedietory address tot ‘ joates was deliver by John H. Thompson, and the exercises dlosed with Denedict ion. The Bond Street Homeopathic Dispen- sary. The directors of the Bond street Homeopathic Mapensa, ty have onbliched their otebtl con. and, | Dye applied 7 aki in the world UR NEW YORK HERALD, soa MAKUH 15, 1863, "tabs Melillo ino uatpeapaeenehe| dition, being @ means of alleviating the suilorings of am twcredible number of peopio aillicted with various afl- mots. micas, oe past yeur over 8,000 pattonis wore vane the physicians in attonds.uce , and 6,218 of these wore way ae, cured wad reawred lo the ines of heaithfulness, Tho receipts for he w while the expenditures amounted to Attias $2. The dispensary is situated 1u Sond strost, & fow doors from the Bowery, and ia under the direction of Dre. Vito vearem, A. M. Woodward, V. Thonmpeon aud J. A Intelligence. Tho Washioctou star gays that Sammuel Chase Prarnoy, @ Heutenant on the retired in the navy, has been cis- missed the service. D. 6. Woods, of Baltimoro; @. A. Honderson, of Wash- ington; Walter Miller, of 8t, Louis; 0. K. Dimond, of lows: T. W. Mulford, of California; A. M. Starr and lady, and Colonel WT Farrar, of Oregra, WH Smith, tucky; G. D. Gilman, of New York; D.H. Jessup and lady, of Indiana, and D. A. Rhodes, of Cleveland, are sopping ‘at the Metropolitan Hotel, Governor Andrew Jobnaon, of Tennessee; Governor J. A. Wright, of Indiana Hon. B, ¥, Rexford, of Norwich; . A:T Gault, of Canada: Hon, p, L. Folitt, of ‘Nor: wich; Judge Balcom, of Binghainton; W. H. Lows and fo, of Philadelpht tt Rawarie , Captain D. T. Johns, and W. K. Gaylord, of Washington: E. Cram and wife, of Boston; A, Van Vechten, of Albany; \B. of Rhode Island; J. A. Mead, of Levungston county; Dr. W. W, Welch, of Connecticut; H. W. Gardner, of Provi- dence; G, Amon, of Chicopee, and Coiouel 2. H. Benton, of Jetterson ‘county’, ere stopping at the Astor House. James William Williams, M. A.," the well known rector of agra Department ‘and Grammar Sobool at Tour aes ba isa a oe ioe ag with groat energy and ogy judgment under Dr. P the Grammar Ho waa educated , Crewkerne, Dorsetabiro, and uated at Pembroke ¢ ‘ollege, Oxford, B. A., in 1851, previous tw which he passed two years in Zealand. He was for some tine ove of the ical Mastora tn Leamington College, and afterwards served the cures of High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and then of Huish Champflower, Somorsotshire. From thence, 1857, he removed to the post which he has since filled’ The following is a list of Americans registered at Gun & Co.'s American Nowsrooms, 19 Craven street, Strand, London, England, for the week onding February 1 1863:-—ieorge A. Townsend, I’hiladeiphia and New York George T. Cobb, Mrs. and Mias Mitchell, R. Kelly, A. Dixon ¢ and F. Webster, New York; Hammatt ©. Billings, Boao ; J. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. L. Carter, .Phatadeipbie "a. Thinipe: Virginia: J.©., Buckley, Mass. ; &. Smith, Brooklya, N. 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SKILLIN lan, Phiiadeiphie, Pe ry end Bezas) pora of the Hi letter envelo HOUGHTON, Onconn. » March 14, by Coreme to in, Venn Philadelphia papers please wopy Faonen—Inoreron.—Ow Thursday, Merck 6, by the Farms, Seventy pin'h THomrros Rev. €. A, Farrell, Lieut, D. J, regiment Highlanders, to Manes §, Sootland Wdinburg poperr please cop: STeWane—Rowakpe On nt the reaidence of Nr tar county, by the Rev both of amy to M) Bir th. Camonm,.—On Thuraday, ‘fered 19, Mew Avaveros F. vee of & som, Died. Horias —On Saturday, March 14, Bcesws Bertann, youngest daughter of James and Susanna Boylan, aged | % woutts The (rieude and soqpmintances of (he Camily « apectfully in dence of bi between First and Second avenues, Harlem, afternoon, at two o'clock. Burey.—-Ob Friday, March 13, Aamecet, wife of James Bryce and danghter of Thomar Tiiesten, he relatives and friends of the fam|iy are reepoottully invited to attend the funeral, op Sunday attercon, ab foor o'clock, from the Claret Of the Mow ialr Beviwy.<-Oo Saturday, March i4, Mra. J aged 6 yeare The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfolly invited to attend the funeral, from her inte rewideues. 169 pond rty weoond street on Monday afierncon, at one ua beviee, ert, Saterday, March 14, Tay native of Banagher, Kiegs county, Irslas Hie friends and ‘those of his gon m. Somers and Joun M to attend the fr * tee? & A, aged 70 ye law, James rthy , are roxpect(uily from his’ tate real eral, fo) Kast Twenty third street, on Monday cheresce at toe 0 look. Born. —On Friday afternoon, March 14, at three Of diptheria, Eowsnn Jame, youngest com of Edward 4 ad Misabeth foy4, aged 7oxc, 3 onthe and 29 The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funera!. from the resiien- a No. 166 Went Forty fifth street, one o'clock “Sowsh—Oe Saturday, March 14, at bie reevienee Fast Thirteenth street, Jown Rowns, ag: ‘Tho funeral will take place on Monday tw o'clock, im the Chureb of ¢ olen mass Of Cowniom wi clock | hie seal, The cogent this (Sunday 008 o'clock. Pawmx.—On Siturday, March 14, Fusanent win ieaion Wee! aged ) years, 1 Farewel!, Losband and obtidron, daar ; Pam not deua, but here ; Ihave jolt you two fur w care, gone b Heaven to meet four ore, The friends end rolatives of the family, aod the mem. bers of Hook nnd Laddor Company No. burg, are respectfuily invited wo attend tho funeral, from the corner of North Third and First ctseate, Wane, ‘Coommy,—On Saturday, March 14, alter & short illness, mon, Ireiaud. Tretand Willian: Sullivan, and thowe of hes Jobo McGrath, are invited to Inte residence, "No, 61 Bast Broadway , this (Sunday ) ver Boon, ‘at hall-past two o'ciock. SUGINK—AL Port Richmond, Staten Inland, on Friday of Williams March 13, of disoase of the hoart, Jamms Sucine. abt ” The funoral will take place at the ‘Duh ‘Roformed church in Yort Richmond, this (Sunday) afternoon, at | Bataan re son aomne it dy 8 March 15, Eunxwox Suiuvan, widow of William Sullivan, of Raford, county Galway, , in the 89th year of her a Her friends, and thowe Thomas Alad, thowe of ber ome DYSPEPSL. oun NATIONAL DISHASE, Wecatee, ey atoms aud the certain meabe of cure. 1 the 'qiesiiom @ be asked, “Wha vent fe makindh''s countless multitude of lenge randsens, Janes aud allied melaneboly ‘howe would aAnawer, Dy spep funeral, from ber Jo oli ids to which civiliation has extended Une the alt -paat one o'clock. The bers Mrs. Cxtsa Coonny, @ native of Longnalk , county Roseom- | No. 66, and of Tompkins 1, 0, th, requested to meet at Johinond Ladue, imme to & tr NO. ATL, OF K, and A Mok, | buiferes alike forthe b Ne" foo ‘in Port Ricl dering existence & bur None know her bat to love, mond to day, at bait past twelve ? Nor named her but to preise. ationding funeral. Tbe frfenda and aowuastances oft tamil ate respect |” ‘Trainor. On Friday, Mareb 18, of fully invited to attoud the funeral, from Bor late rewl- | ¥. 20m of Hugh and ¢ 6 late Sarah denge, NO. 21 Albany stroct, this (Sunday) a/ternoon, at two o'clock. Gomme. —On Friday Ma Maoh 18, Ann Commrr, a native | the Free Academy daya. .5 for be purpoge of f consumption, Koomvn Traluor, aged 21 yours, “ts \fricads.t Seene of of the family,"the associate alumni of | and the mombers of tho class of 1400 iy one ot Uhe geome: a cr Kony b ake down mut depresses the tat nad more! 0180, 1h any luslanone, Of positive trade Ejntied in this country ar ur euused by dyspopela pant etek Lancem COM RECA WILL bie Sposlderaiion shown by the healthy { tL Aer the ‘ “wus it nhould bo © Fequlred has beet. in ‘One siady is tho want of » aniter be ne iat chen ithe of Banaher, parish of Venn, county Cavan, Iroland, aged | are invited to attend tho funeral, from his lato residence, | auaeane. bad No, Weekes Acai nth street, < ‘are various. Want of @ Hee mtd mn ae empl i |S ern My Ws sn ey haa Sere 0 faLARD.. in afvor | Ovacce, ‘iremes of heat aud cold, re day) afternoon, at one o'clock procisely, w further | pass, Raasn B Taran, tel goare sanore | Tor of oben ad, exsremes of Read and cold, ur eruons not er remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for tu- W. Cag, ofthe into Sasen HCH U8 ome Gumus, o eaie ti: Se ones ives and frionds of the family are requested te aan the funeral, from Lys ae, street, en Monday afternoon, one 0% Campamt.—On Saturday evening, March 14, after @ lingering illnees, Danie, Cawrngs., & native of Dramsna, count rita, Trelaod, and cousin of the late Rey. Jobe ‘ammpbell. Requieweat in Amen. ‘The relatives and friends of the Sale are ange invited to attend the funeral, the realdence brother Deunia, 139 ast ‘vairty. seventh street, on ithe sy hualf-past one o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ba ot x.—On Friday, Mareh 13, Nicwotas Devensux, ‘8 native of county Wexford, Ireland, for the Inst thiety- seven years a reavient of this city, aged 64 years. Muy hia soul reat in peaco. The fiteods of the furiiy are invited to attend the fune- ral, trom his late residauce, 157 Third street, Cutifornin papora Donnetty.- Pris a native of Fermon dbo ‘county Tyroue, Ireland, pr 48 years, ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Lia late residence, No. 251 Tenth avenue, northwost cvrner of Twenty fifth street, Hhiw Guuday) altorivon, at one o'etoek, vTiK—On Saturday moroing, Mareh 14, Mary pra Youngost cuild of Willtam W. and Elizabett Deda ville,’ aged # months and 14 day: ‘Tho relatives and friends of 12> family are respectfully fuvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber pareuts, 375 Bleecker street, this,(Sunday) afternoon, at one o'click. Davis. —On § Saturday, ae March 14, Franom 4. Davis, agod | “ d relatives of the family aro respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, thin (Sundsy) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his iale residence, 106 Second street, Prooklyu,£. D. His remains will be taken to Glen Cove for interment. Dxzexvonr,—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Mureh 13, ANNA F., wife of John ¥, Derendorf, agea 26 years, S months and 16 days Funeral services at house, in Hall treet, near Gates avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at balf-pust ‘one o'clock. The friends of the family aro invited to attend, cMuxns.—On Friday, March 13, after a short t!!neas, M. Eumamern Knsxas, wife of Hermann Enlers, aged 25 Years, 4 monthe and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, corner ot ‘Hudson avenne und Sande strect, Brooklyn. Ferrgn.—!n Brooklyn, on Friday, March 18, after a short illness, Dr. Twowas R. Prawn. ‘The rolatives and friends are respectfully invited to at Monod aa touding etronsly wy aggravate the & amplictat, " et Ted atta Ph. x tion! e: Enon yt Baturday, March 14, Wasa ayapepti'nag erin juices ea witha nip the ehest and : and eogonintazces of the famity are respect ott wide, the pit of U and t vais fully invited te attend tho funeral, from the resideitod of ‘Notice of the funeral in the pavern of Kooday morn parents, 19 Chapel streot, this (Sunday) «fternoou, pai iy ing. | his ts, 19 streot, this day) afteri at eee ee one o'clock. and Elizabeth Zeiss. “The relatives and friends of the fami fp ala funeral, from the residence T®, on Tuesday afternoon, et half-paat one o'clock, Sanowe further notice. rare A ier Planiation Bitiers,"" ai A few bottler of Planwsiton Bitters Will cure nervous headache. Will cure cold extremitie Wil cure sour stomach and fetid breath. Will cure a ‘i teud the funeral, from hig Inte resi¢ence, 142 York street, this (Sunday) afiernoou, at two o'clock, without further oti oe. Coleraine aud Nerry (Ireland) papers please copy. Fiewuxe.—tIn Jersey City, ou Saturday, March 14, after short illness, Mr. Jamas Fiaxsne, in the 59th year of Fiammery.—Ou Friday, Marci 13, Aaw Flanvary, aged 40 years. Tho relatives and friends are rapectfully invited to at- tend the jungral, which will take place from her late reat: dence, 149 Kaat Rixteeuth street, this (Sunday) aiter- noon, at two o'clock. Faxcer.—On Satordsy, March 14, Barner, «i iter of Charies Farley, of Cormaadadull, county Cavan, freland, aud niece to Owen Brady, 202 Seventh stroct. ile relatives and frieete of the family aro respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from her late residence, 277 avenue B, this (Sunday) aftecnoou, at one o'clock. Feunalbs will be taken 10 Calvary Cometery for ialermont. Grar—In Wiliam on on Triday. March 18, Carta Rink GRay, widow, aged 62 years. The friends of the family aro invited to attend the fune ral, thin (Sunday) afternogn, at two o'clock. | The mains will be taken from tha residence of her son, Chris- | tepher ray, 1 Fourth street, Willamabarg, to the f Church of St. Peter and Paul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Husnry.—On Saturday, March 14, of inflammation of the lung, Prank Evaye, sou of Jamon W. and Helen M. | Honley, aged 4 yeare, 1 month and 21 days. | The relatives and (riouds are respect(ully invited te at tend the funeral, on Monday afte 4 at two o'clock, from the resideuee of his father, No. 40 Suffole street, | without further notice. + Retoxr.—On Saturday morning, March 14, Elxwnumera | Houma, omughter of fee aud Elizabeth Lolder, aged A ac ing and hisn pain over t ‘e mental deapon dow traclo the evidences of ‘eciowing iui yaiein and extlblt che above aya Rer lu a ot AD Lista ont eft tous of Ih te leo elure buds, ora 8.1 ~1800—X. Anothér wanderful iuredient, of Hpanish origin, tm are heauiy (0 the complexion and brillianey w the toi inkaown to the commerre of the world and we wile old its name for the present. — Mosare Po Drage & from dyspepsia tor three or Aboot three mont ” tation Bitters, and to wy creat joy, T Gin now nearly « well F nave recommended thai ma IMPORTANT CE ci ERTIVOATES meer, N.¥., Deo 28, 140 boon a great auferer profesnon the fuveral wluced, Witul one | personw lave taken the Plantation Bitors, ¢ of complaint lias come to ou ¥ tual toulc @nd agreeable siunulant, wuited op + reat Weakness, s aallow comploaion, weak bowels, &e., talae Haxn-—Celebraied for ov March 14, Caanena D, Toms, eon of Th woah 1d friends of the family Teves) ‘thal 10 relatives an is nyo respec No. 103 West | tavited to attend a raven, , on balt-past ‘Laue. —On Friday, March 13, Kars, daughter of James MIs SCE LLANKOUS, ILE WAS ON HER LiP—HKALTH WAS IN look, ei ‘was In her wtep, aud iu hor bands 4 feverish COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA i AoveD Leuths of all adult aliments prow weaned and torpld liver. ‘The biliary sec he stomach palson the Loni 6 able to present the most ightmare discasen the Year over i Felles upon mineral substances for Ite For the public satisfac paitenits may consait (bei physician, wa ap- ni ta lial Of its component Sarina’ soem bers and agus, yw reduoed into Europe by the carraway, coriander, snakeroot, Severs) casee, and. ae far as I know, alwayn with signal beneit two hundred yeara breast bones, The museles of the body & manifesting soreness on the least uv ik tenderness in the touch in the region of the frye ips. The feet ant handa are ramet coll and solnotimes hut aud=Durning. The skin is dry, row a pale. Nigh t doew nok iad \ her 61 rk uiplons, howeven are continually, chang! dew ones, equally dietrewsl Paipitauoy art dirrines ri y afteravon, at of the li are invited to her father, as Breryihing in seat mlefortuned cast t {ncomaid wi Upon Rénilived tat the diseese, ta ite couirmed ann ehteais terme fa physically, mentally anid worelly « the most ailictve fm the tong catalogue of hum ay dyepeptic ‘of digeation. fur functions, and all the of!.ne eoonsequeny disordered. its apow (hac the dy muatact Toc ab me 0 restore “tts power Ww ite Vigor, an! be vei) the whoje digvativn machibery in howitiy een ‘There soled wimpie, direct a certala fntn: the nga reinedy which cornlinea mo of & gentic altere ent thas te. hy'adminis friuis the propertion af @ pure tn tive and apert ess, iB siper@rminent degree, rw Lue special pec tarities of HOnFETTERS STOMACH BITTKRS astroumly uy bent give but a teker wens | oF retied, to be snoceeded by a deeper gloom aud depronaion, entire gravation of all the symploma that bave bor relloved. But the grout herhatty pare in ite bade and me a ie ingredienla © fe pertnanent in ite meting ¥igor to the hundred ration. ation, to be fi elevate and chear ve knowles the xystem while it awake fe attention fo diet and aro in two oF three ,inoutim a pala, Weakuens, It was an, wife of a pation the Viceroy of Veru, in 16 ud afterwards solt by the ener Aine 4 will ree! of ite Own wright tn silvery 6 change wrought in “ ‘owders,” aud was fine \y made ir ntal aud bodily, within that time will be @ sulle Lon Dublio by honls XVI, King of Prance: Humboldt inakeses. | guty thatthe ay, wi ete and tlet ae cla reference to it tebrifage qualities curing lie South ry ‘American travels, a the comptatn’ a forme or Cascantiia Bark—For diarthova, co! nd diseawes of the be recommen: wee stomach a bowel) nedies, and tits lead Daxoniion—For inflammation of the loins and dropsical eucy Me affections, (ul tome Chsmusuus Fiowsas—For enfeabled digention tion Lavanrun, ELowsne—Aromatic, stimulant and tone ROADWAY. fo nervous debility, JF oror ula, Fett AND TINS, NEW STYLEH—GOME, As fe ‘ ing Hesh, muscle thee aut! five doliare «cot, For sale vy Eka e (. ALLER, 419 Bidway, one door velow Camch at BNTLEMEN'S SOARE VINS,-8OME AS LOW AS d three dollarvesch, at O. U. ALLENS, Broailway, ano dour below Canal atroet, OLD PENS.—THE BEST AND THE C A. MUETON'S. 25 Maiaen lane, New ¥ OUSE VOL SALE AT HUDSON CITY stry ud basement House, with two aes ot nguire st the Hudson city Pow offies, oF of A. Cha 2) Greeawich treat N.Y, HAYEAT, ae NRY GILES’ LECTURE AT CLINTON Habt ‘Astor place near Hroadwny.—First Lecture Ts eapecti til. ly, yours, Rev J.B CTTOR Gremio March 17. Hubject “risk Cuarneter, Mental and ane ~ Moral.” Doors open at 7 o'cloek P.M; Incture wih Puicavevenss, 1th month, 17th day, 1 memes at holo PM. ‘Tiokets for eule at the priocigab Resracrep Fuimxv—My daughier bus veew much benett- | book aud musle sores, ted by the tse oF th; ig bimitation Bivterr Thou wilt seud me — two boitlew nore ASA CURRIN Bre areatly yeotesined. thar pnb ansured forty pare standard of the Plantation cpirarz bottle bears, ihe fun st for Sue uo am How Yorn whteh Ly ago, Til Mears F ane & CO—Please twalve eats of your Plantation Bitters, Aw a ‘Ga G Ne of Our signature MEATRED SIGHT RESTORED, CRORE BYES RETO L ve, Fen UW, 1 us i. \ Cousuiting Rooms, $16 Broad « morning 9p- | Zeina cise. EB & WAITE, % MINUTE, ih Auris, MPORTANT BURGICAL Stricture, Stone in the Bladd: loge and Pees, and. the Ff Dr DASTELS, Dine, sit’ Sixt ‘Sta! enih street. f th arenue, near Pwar case wil the per- ars Ue dapatted ADIES BAND AND Link BRACELETS wt =| A low ad lwo, ties an dollare eacn, at OBO. ©. LEN'S, 485 Broadway, one door below Cana: strre'. oye ae I druggiota Grocers amd desire “through id by a! re agua grocers and de: “tree gut she ™ ¥ " : a: ADIER’ GILT COMBS—NEW STYLES. be ae if DHARE2'8S = A Sa | bi ceived from Paris. For sale by GEO. C. GHOST, A GHOs roadway, one door below Catal aires, x VEN’ 4 ¥ SHE SPRT ic ty 1 eorag abaigioend ADIE®.—ONLY A SMALL Lor Ov rOMOL 5 Hate TE PHANTOM = Crimpers on sale at Feu TAB Arzanrsts m, Broaaway. a“ tl - —_ Or whatever it it sin at ‘ABONIC _ Wonderful # 0, three and four doile i kO. j as! | 8 years, 8 months ga: dr wee | the relatives ap: Haas ino famtiy are respectful invited “a. foneral, tis (Sunday) afternvon, at bolt pag! twely® o' from 10 Greenwich avenue. |. Honewr.—In Brooklyn, 07 only child of soba a » March 18, Bexuass bes ¥. Hoburt aged I The relatives aad iriends of the faaily ai to attend the funeral, trom the residence of hia | parents, Aiternedn, at Leo 0 elock Haary.—On Saturday and Mary Healy March 14, Jouy Hmarr, ron of | aged 2 yoars vende of the family are reqne-ted to atten T funernl, from the resi ton atrect, thie (Sanday) astern joe ~—On Saturday morning, March 14, at two o'clock, nim, aged 42 ye are respectfully ridge } u nd bis funeral ate reridence | Houston street, on Monday alternoon, at two o’ Lat a. Mt Ia Fo ~On Saterday, March 14, at throe o'clock Herkwan M, fon of Henry and the late Margaret in the 20th year of has ag atives and friends aro respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the residenc his oncle, Andrew | Quackenbusu, 36 i hariee street, oo Monday morning, ot ¥ o'clock, without further iwettation. The remains Will be taken Co Staten Island for \arerment Lem —On Saturday, March 14, Jovem Lem, ® native relerd, aged 24 yenre a of disease of che heart, | f Ruthowen, couuty Weetmeath. | 2 monte, May hia soul rest ia prace riends und acquaintances, also the mem River Engine Company, No, 17, are respoctiuily im attend the funeral, ou Mouday afternoo om hie late rewideuce, No. 2 wry —ON Ratarday. March 14 Many £. Mowr | her late ray corner of Hoyt and State streets, this (Sunday) | ta lee on the wi by ou selentif oF t see nee ti * sit rr ty ) TAKEN AT LAST Inst Veen lakew photogeeet ed in carte de . bos 32% A Post We Tieny & CO. AQ LABAMA one” Al Beosaway. ST, ry 28, a the’ residence 1M such quest sud marvellous myw $0) Broadway, ove door felon oa Me ONYX, AND FINE GOLD BARKINGR AND Pine ora an low For sale by GEO. C Caval street parse Hangin , New York, drawn o8, DECORATIONS, ac fall your atten! oa Wo ue He z L BAL BORDERS To he hell by us at o otice, by whem | Nos 9 and 1 PARK As thie sale will eb stock of qoove in th Bet, you Pill cus ban ny a cpbo- | Mt et made of the | ihe arate ould leave port wisnout PEAY corres. x Thk UNITED STATES CONBCRIPTION ACT, OR NATIONAL MILITIA hills Le With a cops nce eiitane whut Witney Mew For The following euthentates its correctness — Ox Boann C,H Manon Wan Ansmaws | peice vive OF 5 ML a GENEVE WUTTONS AND HTUDH NRW 9TY Lith Bore o, two and three on by on CPALLEW, 1b Broadway, one doer below Casi ATCHES AND JEWELRY-OF ALL Dra tur ngiisig wit tone fur inie by GEO. ©, ALLEN, (ib Revadwny, ame ththraion ot or below Canal sireei, lorma@rty bi Wall curset a Fire Fientenant Kubert B Montgomery, { fork "7 riany } Lowi, ne doa heerepretiy strong t rrestnese of (Le eo ngei wdwired and epprecia: IODINE WaTkn | JO4HX. Fourth even ampere. | pod ’ reayeeal wig, | ° ptien, | your < } oy Pasa Mawnan tus, only Eevee fusete 0.8 B ny vy surh dietinguiahed yames oe Dp on of Jobm Meola: - ra of pentane, Om rossips of | i ik Chilton, Bro’ KM. Packer, Pret. 4. 6. Bowte, Dr d. The (riende avd relativer Lo attend the fune |g ip sent uth or ute | BLO. Benth ded ethers | rel, Une (fanday) afterooon. at two o clock, from the re ot 12 Po | siper bottin, 86 per half @ ANNERS 6 CO, dence of hig brother iwiaw, John Barke, 75 Vanderbilt __ For sala vy aiWuy a by ti Wroad ay | 4, 625 Broatwmp, avenee, between Myrtle and Park avenuse -" “ | -_ MeCARONY After @ jong aud painful dine HOUSENOLD WORD! YOUR Viner = bore with Chemtian fortitude, Axxe, ibe beloved wife of | domen MeCarthy, aged 60 yeart } (riends and aequaintanews of the fam ly ace renpect fully ievited Ww attend Uae funeral, thy Doom, at belt peat one @'olock, Crom March 14, after a short bat youngest con of Jacob E. and Susie F Manmin Ti veiday morning, March*L3. Amn deughter of Richard and Joeephia Merrifield, ag | © years # months and 20 days | The (riende and aequecntanoes of the family are javited ) to atteud the funeral, thie (Sunday) afternoww, at two | o'clock from No. 41 Went Tweaty second street, Menter. Oo Friday, March 1, of consumption, Mant | Avep Mena’, wite of Hamilton Murray, « native of palstown, county Carlow, ireland, aged 20 years, | months aid 26 dave, | _, Tie relatives und frieude are respectfully invived to at , (rom No. ST Macdougal street, thir (un: ‘The remaiae will be takeo ry Cametery for interment | At Heckuey, near sar London, Eagiand, on Thursday, | 74 years, ralict of Ger Goings B ow w Caly Mer. February &, Mee 1 aged Mee, eq, and ‘neuer ef ot Mew realy Now Joey papers please vopy nest —Um Saturday, March of consumption, Mary Amse Puneet, aged 7 years and 6 month ‘The foneral will talee place from her iste residence, 244 Bighth street, corner of avenue C, this (Sunday) alter. noon, at (Wo Occ Wei@ay 6 of don end relatives apd tr Jackson Merch 15, Carrera Kogune, bm Togors, aged 3) youre are reapectfully invited to at of her parents be} 404 First avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, ove eueat —On Priday, March 15, at the New York Total terany Bow, only ehild of Augustus aad Sarah E seniey, aged 11 months and 6 day» / FYouers) services at Daabury, Conn., on Monday, after oon, at two o'clock. AxOR—At ingleside, tear Hastings, Wostobeater county, on Monday, March 2, after a lingering ilines, | borne with Christian fortitude Eumarrtn, wife of Atbert | B. Strange. Notice Of funeral in to.merrar On Vridny. March 18 Witten and Maliots 19 days *) will take place this (Sanday) sfernom | } o k, from the reaideoce of his parenia, 73 Jack T wn ot the (amntty 1 emer ng, March 14, of tnflacnman. } Powe fT CHURCH, Als How RTISTIC MONOGRAMS CAN ONLY aud Ke Si ver Pow PURE WiileKny SUITS KENT sain by wary 4, 1968. Hits comenliing hoe y 4 Ware Treble Ov at kD BABBYORD ® Greet Be Astor AT HOME, AND VI Feat variety of Frenee HD KLT Sa Breet nay ORY BOURBON WHINKEX, Grugget nod grocer in New York. after Ans OV THE BYR =DR MAMOULIR® rom 9 2 oe BOX OF NOTH PArER READY w 4) at GIMBREDE §, 4" Broadway GIN BREED Ale variety A‘ ons o WOTTON WANTED FROM MATTREORHM, ( U @uried bal = ‘Y “ New e, 8) Frorwsno. mame The STONIANS ita, Be, latte wilon wane bed 8 GODbaki TiN THE WOR! Bil Haw od by De. vom Sinnes h-UR MAROULIN Pape our hours from 9 2 ewom daly, ot the Lavage He © riot Rn B Wreset a gw TAKB NOTIOR <YR WHO LOVE by) ry 4, wOeIN Lave 88 per LO “ inde Rente wr wit euehawge goed mt Fireetwen ren Al rit BBaD TH Woat ay" Savane T THE OLD GUARD « henty March nom er Hon. JOM L rs Cooking & ot the Lal ANUSEMENTS. Couper Iaatiave, | RYANT 4 MINGTRELS | I HANLOW WALL, BROADWAY i stenden, Mares be ond every sight ¢ | VULCAN AT TIN FOUGE, BAMDARY ALLEN Neen ali htcueem Ba LITTL ack Be _ vRyAwie LAwuniNe ! Easume re Ao RAB HOW ARR 4 qagor — # EON, onmEwnactt In} roductng tm thelr plat Doors ope ee ae = 1OAR OFFIC INETIALED & TNO. 17 WLRY Pres $1 75 aby Bret HAD at yee im grenk ORLY Th rom CLAS v (AMERIC AR or Aree wise A arta. me Wipow Lal SHLOWA, ERTLAMAN WITH W14 WIPE, oe Bowes wi sacl nidrens bon LAB M8 OAMDY 91 SAL AND PORTION OF THK FU met. p . ome " rh ares Li whi ee Elian) WEACK, 1 Namen come Ltise ~ BDOWA WALTE AND AIX /asi10"A8LR DABCRS ian je as R MANOR ao, bogs ee " i UCPRD ORR (rele ceil HARK BURINKAR oO LRT dg A 7