The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1863, Page 5

SPRING FASHIONS. _® ae Pening ming Day of the Season. dawned pleasntly Upon dur city, and the ‘day was true to the promise of the morning. It j# some ionables had such a favorable day for fhe labor they delight in, and they took advantage of it tothe uttermost. Nota moment was left unimproved. “Up and down Broadway they fluttered throughout the en- dire length of the day; in and out of this and that estab. Ushment, admiring, criticising or comparing, a8 the case amight be, wih ‘Notme gould pase through these show rooms yesterday “without feeling that economy is obsolete. There is no Provision made, no opportunity offered, for the exercise of that old fashioned virtue, and, from the eagerness evin-od \to possess the most expensive articles on exhibition, one 38 foreed to conclude that there is no necessity for prac- ‘ising it, The depression which settled down on the mil- ‘imery business like a cloud some time ago has passed away like a cloud, and the prospects of the coming season ‘re not only fair, but bright. The encouraging aspect of aflairs could be inferred at once from the preparations ‘wade by our first class modistes for the campaign on ~which they are about to enter. That is asign which there \is no mistaking and no counterfeiting. We were glad to mosice the evidence of present and the hopes of future Prosperity that were visible in each establishment we wisited. “She unanimity that characterized the “ openings” was “&% Pleasant feature of the day, and it contributed not a human ingeguity ‘bas been taxed so heavily in this re- Speak that the most and the best (hat can bejdone now i# to turn antiquarian, and try what the “years before the flood” would give us. The older the fashion, the bet- ter and the newer. This is no more than our men of science and letters are dsing every day, while they blow gl deal about the originality of their inventions aud features the dress is stil! the samo: the worn and very full, and the corsage is high to the throat. Good’ requires the last, and the hoop skirts necessitate the first. The ma- terials for the coming season will be, of course, silks of all kinds, alpacas, very popular and very pretty poplins, always destrable, and for the warm summer days foulards, organdies , grenadines, pine- | Apples, muslins, &c. The foulards are the very prettiest we have yet seen, both as regards design and quality, and we doubt not they will be universally worn. ‘They pos Sess two great recommen: ey ure cool and wash beautifully, What more could be said in favor of mus- lin’—and, with this advantage over muslin, it 18 not 60 easily mussed. Walking dresses made en suite of silk or alpaca are quiet aud ladyhke; but our New York ladies are too fond of bright aud varied colors for this styie to become popular. By the way, we must not forgot to mention that we will have an opportunity of studying ornithology ana éutomo logy on our dresses as well us botany, which heretolore was the only scieuce taught and illustraied so publicly; for perched upon the leaves aud hovering over the flowers 'e now to be seen specimens of animated nature—birds and insects of tropical beauty and brilliancy—odd and grotesque looking, certamly, pretty, perbaps, but not calculated in our opinion to please one in a hundred. For travelling dresses ‘Aberdeen winsey,” a material like linsey-woolsey, bids fair to throw into the shade ail cinerea; for it me P eperroue pe ‘imming is vor: ugely used, the principal being braid laid on in elaborate petiorns,somertanae straight round the skirts, sometimes piled up pyramidally, and isolated ‘ttle! to the holiday appearance that marked yesterday 1a a special manner. True, there were a fow scattered ‘Openings about a week ago; but the great mass took placo - Yesterday, and were well attended. ‘The following eatablishments Opened yesterday, and ee oeeeal Cin day a . ADWAY.-—A. M. Stewart, W. Jackson, Mrs, Simmons, G. W. Basstord, James, L. Binns, T. Jonanique, Mes. M. 8, Cohen, Misses KE, J. &E. H. Thomas, Mrs. Binns, ‘Mme. Domorest, Mesdames Crummer & Barroune, Madams Kahn, Madame Austin, M. & A. Myers & Co., Mrs E. W. Cripps. '—Mrs, Lyon Isaacs, Madame Rallings, 5 ae Gwe err phuclh » Thos. & J. G. Johnson, M. A. Clune, Mrs. Scott, Misses Caley & Steinbrecher, Miss J. Smith, Mrs, Barton, “Mra. Johngon, Mrs. Stack, M. Daly. Sixta Avayce.—Mme. Falconi, M. T. Higgins, Mra, “Dreamin Semme Willan, Opeahiyiny fe Dee aa pei a .—Mrs. J. W. Mme. Al . “Trp Avexus.—Mre. C. Dooner. Fe East ly nag ‘Strewr.—Madame fs ie “aor LEBCKER STREET).—R. 5 Srauc Steest.—Mrs. Rumrili. m ‘Waventer Piack —Madame Benedict. big BONNETS. “The spring and summer bonnets do not differ very ma- “ecially from those worn through the winter. They are “somewhat emailer, swell over at the sides and less elo- ‘vated in front; the cape more pointed, the trimmings more “diffused, but,on the whole, leas like anew fashion than ‘the modification of an old’ one. The outside trimming, ‘which last season was concentrated on the top of. the hat, ‘0 uear the brim that it seemed part and parcel of tho “inside, bas retreated to tho crown, and there made a Stand—an advantageous one, we think—while the face ‘trimming has also retrograded, leaving tho {rout free to * Sink alittle nearer tho forehead, improving thereby the “appearance of both hat and wearer, Chip entocs largely “into the manufacture of summer bonnets, for which {ts ‘Tightoess and purity of color render it eminently suita \bie; but silk, lace, tulle, straw and crape are also used. Feathers. tlowers, ribbons und lace form the outside trim- by Him the same materials, minus the feathers, form ‘the face trimmings likewiso. No one color predominates: for, though white 1s more used in the body of the hat than any other coior, yet, generally speaking, it is so blended bre rere mas with positive colors that it loses its in- Aividualty. « y ia Shirred ilk for the uncertain spring months were on bition yesterday, looking as fresh and lovely ‘95 spring is favled to de, and forming a pleasant link be- ‘tween the heavy velvet bonnets worn universally by the spectators and the delicate creations designed for - Summer wear that predominated in every establishment. ‘Those shirred bonnets were made of ail colors—greem blue, gray and violet, and trimmy but not profusely, ‘with lace and flowers. The ruche again restored to favor, aod it forms such a pure frame for the face, and such an admirable basis for trimming, that we hope it will lopg remain in favor: for every substitute devised “for it from time to time only proves the superiority of “the genuine article, and makes a return to it more wel- come. The character of a bonnet is detefriined by the trim- ening. Excessive trimming can vulgarize the most grace- “SK shapes, and the commonest hat can be rendored ladylike by proper trimming. This trimming Yor the dncoming season hag hit the juste milieu: it 18 equally ‘free from profuse ration and affected simplicity, and in general com; of the very richest materials— «marabout feathers and heron’s plumes, costly lace and ba Feseet Soeee ; exhil yesterday was in every respect the “Dest and most attractive we have seen Torre long time, ‘The display was larger than usual, the number of visitors + gteatly exceeded those of last’scason, and th repenifested was more sustained and intense. Altogether ritewas @ perfect success. and we have no doubt it was as ee to the modistes ns it was to their visitors, «i "a weere animated look indoors; Bi eta ‘the weather added an addi’ charm, and by drawing out the waverers imparted + @2 @ppsarance of universal festivity. The exhibition roems seemed to be fitted EB greater taste than ever, as if in anticipation of fashionable crowds that @ontinued to pour in in one unbroken stream from carly . bas ee dark. lhe first place we visited was that of A. M. Stewart, ‘by Fourth street,,which, in consequence of being lately \netmoved, had all the freshness of s new establishment. Dore we display was very fine and varied, and itwlicited juivocal admiration from the idly buay throng that Brith and out. A white ip hat, trimmed with ’ re exhibited and very generally amired tor ‘its ered moet vi le = transparent, formed of puflings of wi overcape was ‘made of the same mater! ‘B rimmed with bands ot chip. An exquisite fall of lace ewept round the bat, and © the brim was attached a white marabout feather, Gtpped with violet, which was fiung back on the hat, Mogming a beautiful willowy fringe. Inside were ‘a bost @ golden daffodtis,” exquisite enough in shape and color ‘toreconcile Narciasus to his transformation, and shaded dows into yet more delicate loveliwess by a mist of laco, @e rather a fichu of point d’altiere, which fell over ‘thasn pointed a la Marie Stuart. Another hat, ‘made of Diack lace, Inid upon white foundation, and trimmed round the brim and cape with twisted Leghorn cord, lopked vi legant and stylish, and re. ceived its full meca of Puttings of colorea milk were disposed intervals round the front of the bat, which gisamed the rich Chantilly lace that overshadewed them like sun through a cloud, The face cap was oruamented black violets and scariet tages rose buds, baif nidden jp’ a bed of tulle, and the @ect was charming. In the samé establishment was an upera hat of white tulle; a white marabout feather, ‘tipped with green, swept round the brim, and white roses, low io tulle, formed the inside trimming. A ‘ew ‘crimson buds, seattered amid the white roses, added, ike a blush upon a fair face, to the beauty of the whole, , without detracting from its delicacy i the siightes! » degree. We would willingly linger e little upon this hat, and describe it more fully; but it is one of those artistic creations which catch the eye and haunt the memory, and yet, from iis quiet elegance, leaves little ‘scope for | vGescription. In striking contrast with this was a browa chip bonuet, trimmed with buif and brown | intermingled. On the crown wos afanchon of black lace | disposed with pretty quaintness in shape, that fancy | wight calla jeal, long jet clasp holding it together and | forming the central vein Around the edge of the bat and caye ran a piaited Leghorn cord, strings of butf and brown were carried up ‘on the outside of the hat and fastened with clasps of yet. The inside was lined with uff silk, againat which ‘the leaves and long grass sur. | Yondiog & bouquet of coquelicat flowers, which iurmed the face trimming, were thrown out tn bold relief. We Saw also some pretty epecimens of straw bonnet e | English apiit—trimmed with ruchés of altervate buff and | This trimmivg ran round the edge of tne hat, | and was inserted between the front and side crown, the bonnet being opened to admit of the extra ornamentation. | Very pretty walking bonnets were on exhibition in Stewart’s—some formed of white silkjand trimmed wi ‘Darbes of biack lace and puflings of white tulle; others of white English straw, bound with black velvet, shaded with Chantilly jace aod trimmed with bouquets ef black purple vic these hata we have omitted to mention estan crown, and we will now supply the de- ficiency at once for all; for im all it is the same—stitt avd [ Hi i i sf zk He sk fae Ha eae $ : Zz B33 3 F H ‘ E ; : 3 z i i and by cunning and judicious combination of some of them obtain a very respectable {mitation of novelty. as for a roaliy new (ashion, we desoair of ever seving it; designs. It has superseded for the time allother kinds of trimming, but must go out with the advent of the summer ti-sues. 1 im. ‘Tho corsage, generally speaking, is made high up to the pe and eae pointe a va mute nomeninee dub t , and made like a jacket in Back and edablies UaPRed Back em ows Tring Sometimes so arranged on the waist as to wy. pearance of a jackot, and on some forms the i of style is vory pretty, THR SLRKVE. The sleove is made in every variety of form, from the loose flowing sleeve to the tight fitting jacket sleeve. In Madame Demorest’s we have seen variety e ae wie at the wri but open from the hand to the elbow, w give a view the undersieeve; another half flowing, trimmed with a cuff cut in points; some with caps and some with turned tic oiey sats Cee ian snot tee . A sleeve, wi @ lozenge opening, through which the undersleeve appears, is a pretty novelty, and when the design is carried out in tho waist, ‘and ‘an opening of the same shape on each side of the gored front gives to view the muslin or lace insertion ar- ranged underneath, the effect is very elegant-and stylish, THE SKIRT, The skirt -ts still made vory full and very’ long, hued Giga ; in Ge | varkey of atyle. Some- imes the trimming arranged to represent a doubie skirt, and sometimes it is laid on in hori- zontal limos; but in geveral it keeps close to the edge Of the skirt—that is if the trimming is formed of heavy goods, of velvet or the same material as the dress, laid on in platts or ruches: but if of braid it scorns all rules, ‘and is as devious and meandoring as the most eccentric fancy could desire. The amount of labor expended on the skirt of a fashionable dress now-a-days is almost ap- ling; indeed, the rage for ornamentation has reached ts height, and must, asa natural consequence, subside. Extremes meet; and we should not be surprised to see this era of exuberant ornamentation succeeded by one of Quaker-like simplicity. Apropos of changing fashions, it is nota little curious to see Mme. Demorest endeavoring to inaugurate a new fashion in courtship, anda very good one, too. All we have to hope, in case fashion succeeds in reguinting our foelings 08 woll as our dresses, is that our modistes may be, as in the present inst»nce, moralists too, MOURNING. ‘The mourning goods on exhibition this season are more than ususally clegant, the light summer fabrics especially so, The silk grenadines for s!i:ht mourning are of all shades, from deep violet to palo lavendar. Some are crors- barred with white, and others haye embroidered palm leaves scattered over them. Fortunately, custom docs Rot reserve these exquisite colors for mourning oxclusive- ly, 80 that ladies to whom they are becoming may wour them without any sad necessity compelling. We have as much varicty and more novelty in mouruing goods than - bar this seasou—crape, Eugenie paramiseers, Floren- ines, &c. Mourniug bats are essentially the same as the gayer colored ones—the sane shapes and the same arraige ment of trimmings. Widows’ hats, and hats for deep mourning, are of course severely plain, entirely devoid of trimming, either of flowers or ribbons, the only” trimming admissable in wach | cares being folds of heavy crape, && epeknon’s they had on exhibition yesterday some very el it speci- Sees Coane es uicn Were Seveet Whee . Qne that itehoteg considerable called lacé pile, laid plain on the foundation, the crown softand made of white crape, the outside trimmings straw, fuchsia and biack velvet leaves. The face trim- ming was very elegant and becoming. It consisted ¢f a Tose reating on a bed of jet }, 08 which a haau tiful white and black butterfly smat alighted, 89 na- tural Jooking that you Reon my stretched forth your hand to grasp it. “Broad bands «f soft white tulle wore pos ore in the front of the hat, and, falling down, formed additional strings. double strings are By the way, these very epee spel produce a very pleasing effect. Another hat, which was no less adm! applied to the payment of the Central Park debts. ‘vote was taken on éither of the motions. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1863. ARRIVAL OF THE TUBAL CAIN. Nothidg New from Havana or na Mexico. Puebla. Not Yet Attacked by the | that itiss French, ae, &., &e. The British mai) steamer Tubal Cain, from Hivana on the 18th instant, arrived at this port yesterday morning. Our dates (rom Vera be a rapid one. Our Havama Correspondence, Havana, March 18, 1863, No Furiher News from Pucbla—tour of the General Through the Island of Cuba—Railroad Acci- dent, de, dc. Since so many days must elapse before } can write again, am sorry to have so very Kittle to say. Yester day morning the French line-of-battle ship Fontenoy arrived here from Vora Cruz, in five days, and we ex- pected something interesting; but upto the date of her departure nothing reliable had been heard o 'Vagao, undefined rumors, of fre, Bhd a 8on- tradictory as. usual. “Some havi French repulsed and their army cut in two,one half being surrounded; while othors tnsist that Puebla has been captured with Iittle or no trouble, the Mexicans offuring but a very trifling resistance. The truth is, that the Foutenoy brings no news, as I + ithe Captain Goverall oft for Hntaneee ik Monday to commence his tour of the island. Without wishing to burt any one’s feelings, I may remark that he will hould for which Spai hould be so badi; care of is not flattering to the government which pre- tends to protect it. Yet I despair of the worla becom! more enlightened and libers! than it is at present, an Pyobia. to-morrow evening. Mr. Peter Richings appears in his Hon. ‘ee po haatiy taken | the United States Navy, and Thurlow: Wood, of Attocy, Theairical. THE NEW PLAY AT LAUKA RUENE'S. ‘Jessie McLane,” a new American drama, was pro. duced at Laura Keene's on Monday e+ oping, The audionce Was not very inrgo. We have wotthor time nor space at Present to comment upon the pay atiength. Sullive it to Say that it is one of tho best, most aatusal and most origi nal plays brought out In thir eity tor several yoars past, idly nut upon the stage and almost fault. ‘Tho house should be crowded to-night and There are one or two minor faults which “li novice, aad many strikiug merits which wo shall praise, when our advertisers permit. “CAST LYNNE" AT THR WINTER GARDEN, ‘The Winter Garden was crowded on Monday evening to 800 Miss Lucille Western and her now play ‘East Lynue.”’ Both the play and tho acting require criticism in the Carlier acts, but in the last act the promises of the pro- Sramme wore fulfilled, aud the theatre was drowned be- heath adeluge of tears, We oame away with a few friends, Kke Noub, in an ark, and. will writo of the piece another day. Miss Wostorn is avery powerfel but ec- centric actress, She was tremendously applauded, and Often called before the eurtaiti, In the last scene she was Femarkably eifective. All the other charactors, except Mr. Hagan’s, were well played, A matince on Saturday. BENEFITS TO:NIGHT. Miss Caroline Richings takes a benefit at Niblo’s to- Dight, and concludes her very successful engagement lessly acted. bos} part, Matilda Heron opens on Monday evening next with her powerfal play,‘ Edith." This evening, also, Mr. George Brookes, fayorite actor, takes his bonefit at the New Bowery. A strong bill is prosented, including “ The Demon of the Hearthstone’’—s new drama of groat interest, by Mr. E. Denysp. The following the tthe Astor terday :—Gen. T. walader, of Philadelphia; Belden, of Wasislngton; Commsdore Riursoth of Hon, G. L. Harrin; » Assistant Secretar; Troasury, is still stopp! at the Clarendon Hotel. of the Spain is somewhat behind otbor nations im this respect. | waaringines VSi°Y i still unable to leave his room im, In ber colonies sho presses Ler gubjects with a bard and heavy band, as if that wore the true policy. France treats her colonies as pets; and what is tho regni omy are the French colonies the most as be is, a8 much so as if bagn and bred on of Seine. In tho island of Cuba the native creole curses his mother tongue, because it ts 8; General Dulce will perceive or 10 fr oe nerevellod oaniere a “ ly an uni Spaniard, because ideas ‘of goverument are peculiar, old fashioned abominable, and he is rather a hard headed, obstinate animal to dea! with. Therefore reform,with him is ex- tremely dificult. - A frightful railroad accident occurred a few days sinco Rear Matanzas, by which some twenty-seven Rae were killed and wounded. Serious accidents like this are, fortunately, of rare occurrence m the island. Were I to give you some of the details connected with this accident you would positively sicken with horror; for certain an- tiquated Spanish customs, usual in cases of sudden death, and probably instituted five or six hundred years since, are stili practised on such occasions, and serve only to add more horrors toa scene already painful and heart. Tending enough. 1 will spare you the recital. Aschooner trom St. Marks, Florida, the Crazy Jane, was among the arrivals yesterday. Cargo cotton, of course. Exchange on New York fluctuates considerably. It opeied yesterday at 45 and cloned at 45, ‘That on London imay bo set down at nine per cont. These quotations have not varied this morning; but the indication is to do as little og possible at these rates. Times are really bad. IT hope the Tubal Cain may reach New York soon, INTERESTING FROM ALBANY. A New Banking Bull—The Broadway Raliroad—The Callicot Investigation, Sew, deo. his Atnaxy, March 25—11 P. M. The Superintendent of the Banking Department sont to tho Senate to-night a reply to the resolution asking what legislation, if any, is necessiry to bring the Benking law Of the State in harmony with the laws of Pongress. He Gives the points of conflict between the Stave sys tem and that nied with a bill adopted by Congress, to obviate the difficulty. accompa Dill gives consent of the Legislature, and makes it Jawlul for iy 4 bank or Lavking association authorized 4 Poetry —* Washington in Danger,’ ‘The Drummer Boy at ‘od the laws of the State, to avail itself of the provisions the law of Congress, aud to circulate the notes so receiv ip the same manner a8 if issued under tbe laws of the attention was made of a material | Stato. but requires them to make quarterly reports to the Banking Department at Albany. The Proadway Railroad wis again under consiseration in the Benate. Several amendments were made of minor importance; but no discussion arose until the motion was | Natiowal, Pimancial, Uommercial and Polkical. mada to make the fare three canta This drew out con- siderable debate and several further amendments. principal one was to fix the capital stock and preventing them from dividing over ten per cent, the balance to be io ish. Do you sup- | G. Taylor and able to remedy this? | setts; Dr. Spaniard The | North Carolina, Virginia, the Pacific, the West Indice, Pers Schuyler Colfax continues seriously ill in Wash The following is a list of Americans registored at Gun & Co's. American News Room, No. 19 Craven street, Strand, London, England, week onding March 3, 1863:—Josiah J. White, Newton, ‘sass. ; Jamos E. Wilson, Buffalo, N. Y.; lady, Connecticut; K. Thayor, Massachu- Martin, New York; John J. Howell, J. P. Browue, Philadelphia; L. Fletcher, F. Woodward, Cali- fornia, W. P. Page, D. B. Page, New York, Geo. Parsons, and | Wilmington. The Irish Relief Fund. Subscriptions to the Irish relief fund will be thank- fully received by RICHARD BELL, Troasurer, 32 Pine street. Court Calendar—This Day. Svrreme Coort—Crrcvit.—Part 1—Adjourned. Part 2— Nos. 2154, 29634, 2821, 3024, 2548, 80145, 1017, Casey V6. Daboock , 3014, 2499, » , 2900. “(THE WEEKLY HERALD. Pablished To-morrow (Saturday) Morn- ing. THE WEEKLY HERALD will contain a very interest. ing article on Poland, with an Outline of her Ancient Ristory, and the Events causing and preceding the pre sent Revolution. An excellout Map of Poland, show ing its Original Boun- daries and How it has beon Partitioned. Highly important intelligence of the Movements of the Yazoo Pass Expoditions, with a Map showing the course of Admiral Porter's Fleet to the rear of the inemy's Works at Haines’ Bluff. Intoresting account, from our own Correspondent, of the Movements on the Tallahatchie, with an illustration of the Scene of Operations. The Puessge of ort Hudson by Admiral Farragut’s Fleet, and their arrival below Vicksburg. The Latest News from Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Europe, and all parts of the world. Froderickaburg.”’ Continuation of the new Novolette sion of the American's Story Comutinued Reports of the Conversations of the ‘Knights Of the Golden Circle,” qivmx their Upl on he “Tu a Fix’ —Conclu- Ahighly interesting account of the Marriage of the Prince of Wales, of England, to the Prineeas Alexandra, of Denmark, with detat!y of bor Reception in England, end a description of the Bridal Dresses, Bridal Gifts, Bridal The Callicot Investigating Committee met this after. | Cake, and all interesting events of the occasion. ired, had @ | noon, The entire session was taken up by arguinents of Acricultural—The Culture of Sorghum, the Vegetable transparent on which black violets | the counsel oo both sides over the point whether tho | garden, the Flower Garden, the Groenhouse, Dairy Pro- were protusaly abd. gracefully sirewa, The side crown | committee bed the right, uader the resolution aypoiating | % te . er we 0 sik. shirred. The outside trimming | them, to investigate acts prior to this Legisiatufe. The , consisted of bows of ribbon, among which | committee, after hearing aggsmapt on beth mdoe, nt Sporting-—The Racing and Trotting Season, Cock Fight- rettily tangled; face trimming | journed until! to-morrow ‘ning, when they will bold | ing, the Prize Ring, Pigoon Shooting, &c. some jet grass was ; bunches of exquisite white hyacinths and feather tlowere. A very handsome heavy Englis’ crape bat. cord and embroidered with beads, waa @: game éatablishment. ‘The crown was fauchon shaped dnd the cape double, scalloped at the odge and neatly braided, with outside trimming of grapes and leaves. Widows’ hats are pot susceptible of description. They are simply ‘8 private session to come to a decision on this point, The ‘braided with | counsel for the defence is Lyman Tremain aad C B. ibited in the | Cochran; for the prosecution Ira Shaffer, of Albany. The New Banking Dill. The Superintendent of the Banking Department recom- laid plain on the foundation, aud admit of no ornament or | mends the passage of the followimg act to bring the Bank trimming of avy kind save a simple roll of crape round the edge and white crape lisse cap insite, with broad tucked strings of the same material. 49' do not give much scope for description. The outside garments for mourning do not possess an: ular features. There is nothing ‘especially distinetive about them. We hive the circular, the cloak with sleeves, the sucque and many other varie: ties ; but it is too soon to look for the lighter styles, whic the pleasant weather will bring with it. Alpaca is very much worn in mourning, and the gray alpaca mnekes a very desirable travelling drees, It is durable, and not easily crushed. Musical. To-night ‘* Norma’? will be reproduced at the Academy of Music. The immense success of Mme. Medori in this role, last Monday evening, has induced 4 universal re quest that Manager Maretzek should afford another oppor- tunity to the dilletance of enjoying this magnificent per formance, To morrow the last matinee of the seuson will be given. Board of Aldermen. TMB STRERT CLEANING CONTRACT—THE CENTRAL PARK——THE TAX LEVY. to the o business of banking within the $ visions of the act of Congress ‘To provice « national cur rency,’’ &t.,@nd the provisions of chapter twenty, article ing laws of this State in harmony with tho law of Con- gross establishing a United States Banking Department: — Sec. 1 asseut of the Logisiature is hereby given tion of an association fur carrying on the te, parsuaiit to the pro: third, part first, Revised rtatutes, shall not apply to as- sociations formed under or on notes insued 1D accordance with the act of Congress. Sec. 2. 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MORRIS & CO., JOHN Wii minaton, Delaware, The only genuine article made from The only gonume ardcle made trom from from The ony genuine articie o The only genuine article ma OMctal Drawings of the Library Assos eiation Company # Lottery, of Kentucky, vs ULase 1id—Maren 20, 1863. 40, 63, 39, 70, 65, 15, 26, 2, la, 9, 60, 77. 3 Chass 116—Mareh 26, 1363. 11, 70, 69, 45, 6%, 64, 65, 34, 17, 62, 45, 20. For Cireulars, ko.. address PRANCK, BLLIS & 0O., Covington, Ky. PHALON'S ©: t and chea: re beauufying, i oarting. pea ‘asiug, beautifying, cleaving, wing the hair, ras OTN Promotes the growth of the hair, oct Prizes Cashed in All Leg ties, In‘ ormation furnished, G Room No, &, Noa, i and 16 Wi ized Lotte- ALLWEY & CO,, I street, New York. Prevents the jisir falling of, sihodethc —_ ©O0IN Prizes Cashed in All Le ed Lotteries. ve Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 11 Wall Kilieand removes dandru®, street, revm No. 1, New Yours. COON Lottery Prizes Cortain.—T! having calen ated the ehances of lottery bers on mathe. matical princiyles, will send information by which any per Hane UUAY ity ovrtalaty of winning, Address " Herald oftice, enc! Y elope OF Tans Aly ems, Ano siasnped and directed Sebscriber Gives new It’e to the human hair, ration quite superduous, Gavoy, No. 17 strovt, Jersey, Burope. Lo Micoaniliy, Lantos, Jones & Co., No. 43 Boulevard des Capurina, Paria, ai ph Majonworth aireet, Dublin. Ancoiitn resec, No.7, Hamburg. Honery, Tigh street, Quernsey. Green, No, 43 High sbreet. Grathamn, Livoolashire. Gongala, Madrid, Spain. Corujo, Havana, man Brothers, Canada, lorton & Co., Nova Bootie, Graham, Newfoundiani. Me sure and ask for PHALON 8 COCIN, and see mat tor no bom as tLere are many imitations of this article @ inarket. LADIES, TRY PHALO Boow White Oriental Cr: fo plexiou aud Skin, coats ds. N's bet tare Beautilying the Oom- Ha. a bottle. Burgoyne & Co., rancteen, pon ‘ataon, Prince B: “BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION." Hempatead, Belize, Hoaduras. Use PHALON 8 Liquid "8. W. 0.0." Pou, ma. razii. “BEAUTI! WOMEN" Mans & » Australia. Result Hi NS yas 4 Le Hargoua, Vera Oruz, Mexico, ’ rm ieee IeS, BEA OTIFL we a oo jalapa. PHALON'S Liquid “a, W. 0, 6." Pre} 7 PHALON & SON, 517 Broadway, Vor anle anitaclurere of the Goldem Crest Portumery ‘or sale r unk ay anle,by all druggists, grocers and fangy goode deniers tm Manlove, Japan Drugisista throughout the United States. Mrs. Winslow's Soothin; leven the child from pain, invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects mefitt ves tone and vigor tothe whole system, 25 cents per ‘Trusses.— Mars! BOX OF NOTE PAPER, RUADY INITIALED ( ATO 2), at GIMBREDE'S, 538 Broadway. Price $1 73. Dv! Bw MalL, THE WALL STREET BROKER DEFENDS LIMSELF ICE 70 SOLDIERS’ FRIENDS.—8END PACK (0 your friemdain the army by the Harnden Mi Bioudway. They send dally, at very low raton, be Supporters, Pile and Pro- THE WIFE 8 STORY. monte (of hard and a Varicocele Trina, SHE EXONERATES HEK ALLEGED SEDUCRR. DR. RIG 5 Barclay a RELATES HE OWN WRONGS AND SUFYERINGS, 10." and tell how pay Stesh eppeaita necks He ten HUSHAND SovanT on with any other truss oftee of the samme uame. Female Dunas AND DEGRADE IER. ee FPR MURDERS ih wire THE KRESIIED DIVORCE SUIT, MISCELLANEOUS. A LONG CAREER OF VICE . are a MYSTERIOUS DEATH v 4 in an A PURE BouRHON, ovaras tatoos IN Bor , READ THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE TO GROCER: ‘ DEUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, INVERTED NAILS, EN!ARGED FRUIT STURES AN are ot me feet eared w pnor PRIVATE PAN ILA si paecaatal to the patiout by Dr ZA K, Sur ms . 70) Hrowlway re ety, Kefers to physicions’ and aw geons of lor wale "URE BOURBON WHISKEY, fn bottles, put up by Limselt. OBLEBRATED 8 ded for eons Pare. for eaah, Dx SELL YOUR Bi OLD Librackes, Pam) tiets M bon DAM AROMATIC SCHNAPT'S, upton, dyspepela, gout ant rhe. ly arpa: qui PE phe wy homtpcaealighn pe J)IRECTION LAMELS, AND | TAGR-ALL KINDS white and Colored, pritted and plain, ia ae o wult parchaners. @t VICTOR Eo MAUGEM'S, 115 Chambers mreet, EYE, ANB FAR DR. CADWELL. OCULIST, NO. 34 4) Citnton place, Kivath street, wear Brasiway, hee for twenty years past 4 hie attention exclusively to the be tof dines of apt ir No chacte for nunation OF epinton © howrs from 9 AM. wo OLD PENS —THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST AP A. MUKTON S 25 Maiden laue, New York MIRKOR OF FASHIONS THR ayy. contalan iMerwe atone of tie Spring Fees Dresses, an intgrentig arti Mra General Tom Thum . fe bine valuable Paiterus, ont seful Taformation oa the ayrmg ME DEMOREST'S mute (the only one genuine mercanthe enterprises, ae tries, added to 1t8 un Bnd village af the U to the Wet Indu have att her Premente: th 7 (Or use, aod Hamel ah ious. RO*#ERY OF THE ADAMS express COMPANY vreae Vom, sreby y hereby cautions wi) persotey reeienie yont Jonda, Cheeks an. fi on rom the safe af the said cons. Central Railroad. hetwoom night of Wednes ay, the OC ha ake ihe Tight bo v0. ald certificates, bende, \e whenever oxech and wherever they can Qud the ive Following a & corre | suite. ae nrarty aa the noun Sem TiPUow Of the Property an t wmbicated OF INDEBTEDN KA, | leted wo He aw} ijn Mi Bidens chee sertion, city sued States, united with its exportations Maxton, th and Aww u tles, and might be injured 1 very mode which ingewuity 60: tir Law few be ander to by pairn re sal ny, on she line of the Norther DPraciined by the unprinci. | Maltimore and Harriahurg. on the t the ascrilen of | i#th of M Te cow le eftvete which ls yon of the vile con] linporter to throw saleguaria. should y to examine th * 4:0 PUrchase None save wich ne uivoral taarks of WOLVES SCHIBDAM ARO ANAVES 3 mrcely wecensary to adt—what has been 90 frequent 7 jeagh $110) aud 1 Ja Grabb, on Thomes aout 10 Jos. B Vo0dern45 on Jao. Sf. barley of the fnew jal judges with toe berry of enily vo tin » Which expels from the spirit every othing behind it bat pure alechol; aotvired by the proprietor: that rot the article, and 4 we a Phitip Pinger, we wo on. 4 iseied (0 G Simon & Bon, of weck. No. 10 A wise im! ar nm oo < Davidson & Co. on Jaa - sd T EDOLTRO WOLTS ‘oT. MeBorley, on Jno. i Dicker S wine urd 04. Bimkinvon & Co, 00 Joo. Mt. ern, No I ieeued to_D. B Carrick, on Jno. I pk Co.on vet to, BAT. Giten, om mare Beord «vee, Bo Mt od to Wilson & Hayden on John It No. Lt wert b> & ae Bebien, on Jobe H. Dicker DOHEMAN & it KC HAZARD ® ¥ BODE & 60 WALL & BLAU VY ELT The ot genera was received from Mr. The Freshet at Albany. rity TOE ike : vo 404 “ Jobo whiinn A ts - Daniel FE. Welavan, City promced sa iesatileiaes Aunawy, March 26—Evening ‘The Beat Mackin RISUTON A BON peach $1 f aN, “ue me, No eee Eeugmoten’ Dera ‘ xin", at be : GALE & WOUISS. New Youn, March 26 180," The docks and piers are ten foot under water, and the | & Maruin's, at b. STIMHON'S, VALE & HOMIE) pit Se Common Couxcit.— at i o pubenereel “= TAMES Le. D. bee ben 0p, 00 Sot Meribnse Preeting necest foedlate agtion tx | tire Southeastere section Of the city is .submerged Law Rooks at Auction —Bangs, Merw Ty a Pee SIGs teaned th delight W. Wages b Oo., os | ‘The ice infront of the city i# broken up, and lodged on | @ Co yell, at thelr auction 8, 98 Wirind : t ins vue ayte £ 0o., on | the sand bars below. Que thousand fect of the allroad on OF Law Books. ae tu rove » Des x. a | track between Fast Albany and Troy bas been waste Genin, No. 513 Broadway. z my repeated and requests for action In | away. The river is rising, but not so rapidly. Grand Opening, ad remises have failed in those having ju | pring a recerres Recraiting in New York. Boys’ tets. ae ot are nier fur The following important order has been issued by Col was cea Neaioeiinn suis dieide ts ae niractor must be compelled to ulti hia obit. | H. 8. Lausing, commanding New York troops, regulating | Fron:h, Kugiaband Ainerican styles reyrewates Row | be Va gations to ity Im the rie an weil tee, letter of an the recrutting offices in this city and ty — portati 4 ‘ A ny * & Bon, tract, of the streets will have to ned at an 1 ILFORD & CO Slee. Steuics. 7. GENKRAL O“DER—NO. 13 Bend Your Soldiers a Box. Cash BLL, MACK & CO and otght Tn ms repeated efforts Heapgvanrens, Screnicrevpest New Yors,) | BRANDRETIUS PILLS r Tan BAOTHRES via fuluiment o: w ese | Troops iN CAMP aw aot ot | cee Nia TUN No Bb Pat a by © : oun, N arah 26, 1563. Jaeniiude. £ = hen mm the contrary, T have been 90 | Vt Vanier c Cin Ee unos We anal ro | weet fai MiKOSIA OF DIL STRRLIN > "Botte procerd in the prose 7. “ cmeen of * by of revi. arke eee Olan rien while a doubt exited unfavorable to tre | erultibg olfice for the regiments now organizing in this | Wounds ort . te be open ; * fhiceess of (he attempt, that I'am at last without gulde or ad- | State, located in the eity of New York and vicinity, not | there i 1 we BO ORETAIN AS BRAN: | Qandrifl, prevents the hair fel ¢ vice. | more than three eotisted men aa a recruiting party. DRETH SF Lac KIAW wort | turely gray, causing tt bo grow tutem m White it has been easy for others to postpone or withheld The men detailed for this purpose will romain perma. | certain ; | drugrave p inab me, my duties 06 88 executive | ly on dat) | OF ix. pth ul ib Pie wren tine. wo png Agee hority to act, which aathori- | beutly oo duty. oth clictn wtdioum Sold et No 4@UNION SYUARE : for ser fy it ie your province alone toconfer upon me, and without | When more than one o secupies an of sew FILL! AND NEW eryt | 7 Os. 0860.9 At | Yeiglty sengeines in which 1 am comparatively powerless lor good. ber of mon allowed will nt be increased Principal ofice 24 CANAL STREET, Brandreth Mouse A Soxte.'é . nd coma by an assump t may not be austaines, without I To involve bX in en ed - tion of vustbility on my par! J be demired, and it vs eval is not to be d: f of affairs that now or, as I am informed. will claim for the frequent deiays of th i td due iy oun) ler and | nists must contin: for three yea ‘or he on the @ insubordination and “strikes ny for increase of ny action in thie matter is contempiated I would re- epecttully sugnest that it be taken without further postpone ig are inthe fet eee ee ae eee ‘comfort comm: juirea that Sfourt beput ia sclesn 7 condition Sefore warm weather oot. of the of in recommend tng to your. yy Any pian of aetion, but I bex to Sore eather CEST aay ee | stortips the embarrassment under whieh he provi benent to the @ od the hoateester enue. be mate to vehaatertty relinquish | bis contract, the cnmmittes may be «1 to recommend iste | every reson iT onmrnend iw Py a res ri “iecvas ter thus far em! ny to te Inspector communication, on motion of Alderman Booum, wax referred to the joint committee of the Common Couvell the subject of street clean! | "the Board 1 tne concurred with Councilmen in appro jating $250,000 for the improvement of the Central ‘The sum of $5,000 was appropriated for the “Home of | Good Shepberd.”* as levy was taken up and adopted, notwithteand ing the veto of bis Honor the Mayor Jo motion of Alterman Boouw, the report of the Com mittee on Wharves, Piors and Slips was ordered to be | jand, Gommimal ration papers = jo the New Yor« Hemato as well as in the Board adjourned to Thursday of next week, | w the rapper ta All reeruiting details are made only by special order from these headquarters ‘The government contra: these detail#, upon the gr United States Army Rogruite, when mustoret by the Adjutant, wil! be sent within twenty four hours of their muster, to thetr camp or barracks The government contractors will, when so mustered, give them subsistence fr only twenty four bears, and | the reeruiting oflicer must have the receipt of the Post Adjutaat of this post, or of bis regiment; if quartered elsewhere, that 50 many recruits were received on} such a day ag a voucher to obiain the order w pay for their subsistence. The men recruited for the Sprague Light Cavairy and | the Eleventh regiment jrtilery, for the of cob lecting a sufficient party to be sent to ther respective camps, Will, im the interia, be sent Y this post ‘Those of the Twelfth cavalry aud First Metropolitan cavairy and the Westchester Light infantry will be seut as received Wo their renpe. jive cane dauy ‘ By order. . 3. LANS will fornieh » jatenre® to A Lioutenant Colonel Reese, Colonel Commanding New Yorn Troops. | ‘Tae Crome Ewotveen fr nneny.—On Wedoretay sight @ large party of ladins and gentiemen paid the of a surprise visit to Chief Engineer Decker at nis rest | dence. The company reached his manrion about ten o'clock and at ones took porseasion. Mr. becker hat left for Albany only « few hout® before with Comptrolier were bandao only Wwlerrupted by out midnight. Th Liphtfal, and war goten up regardt wore Treasurer G ‘Watkins, Engineers West, Lamb, Rater, P half past ten o'clock B. Venn, ry., and othe fon 0’ clack yeatorday wor enceoss Of the allair umplimest | | Nature | Bait by all drvgeiete Ladies, Try Untrd'’s Bivom of Youth or Liquid Prar!, for Preserving and Beaatifying the Cor piexton And SRin, and be comvineed that Ithex uoequal. All drug Klate and'630 Broadway, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No.6 Astor House Ti Dye applied by #eilful erties. Wigs, Toupees, Natr Oye, Hater Dy Motosvia Oream, for besutifying the hair, a ATC ELO RS, 16 Bond street. in the world Dy all druggieta and perfumers inatantaneors harmleas Yacwory, Sh Bareiny srent Seminal, Uri- Dhediens Ade say, ay talee, Now Yore stmwent 9 ay Vittles Mater Dye—50c., Binck oF Mrown, durable, besstiful. Depot, No. 1 Barclay street Hits Heir Dye—50e., Minek or Drown, Matural durable bea Depot, Mo. 1 Barelay etree Botd by all drvggioe * Hair Dye, 50 Com Nine or dvrevie, beawutel De; I Barcay No Wood. J Cleese, daw Tre KMIES OF THE POTOMAC AND BAPYAUASNOCK i, Try orn Kit press, 74 Broadway Alig wt ENCK ® PULMONIC SYRUP aiebenied remedy fur © Wres Tome amd teh u DEMAR & BARNES &c0 mo . Jandrake Pi “ 31 Wrowiway | All uf the alvwe Aratio were mate paysbie to the ur ” DYarER topimk WATER re IODINE IN PURE Watka ee oH ANDRES & CO. Physicians and Chenmiats, G8 Broadway Live POs Ath The Company wit pay 85 6 OF 8 | Pope tonal amoani of eek rn A woah tne AL PAPER DEALE MS BE AWAKE ENS NEWSPAPER, TUR THR ADAMH RXPRE ME COMPA O1Gk OF THE PROVE, by WittAM B Di wy nnd Thetoews W, Meighan, ie ° si alia v “ Tome Me hon [th NEW YORK BAA CROOK WMANCIA THAIN } ‘ SEW YORK (LAE DEPARTS RN, ate Kewiy om Balurdey momwing A GREAT MIDDLE ROUTH TO THK What JONK JONES, #0 18 © CRNTRAL BAT 6 h88 COMVANY ORGANIZED FEORUARY |, bot This company forwer'# antion, money, be, by o0 ta pereengre ireing Cally to Pittevorg, Cinemos lowe arvie ond aw «Wem SENBUAL OFFICE 10? RHOADWAT AD TORK, Raperiountons