The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1863, Page 9

* pera? ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE. from Mexico, Cuba, Hayti and St. Domingo. gs Rumors Regarding the Siege of Puebla, News ; a - Interestin: | Reported Defeat of the Mexicans and Offer of Oriega to Capitulate, en Rey | The steamship Exglo, Captain Adams, from Havana at | Yaalf- past one P.M. of the 18fh mst., arrived at this port | about midnight last night. Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, April 18 , 1868, Rumored Offer of Ortega to Capitutate—Reported Deteat of the Garrison in @ Soriie—Provisions Being Reship.ed to #rance—Spain and Hayti—Story of the Wolf and the Lamb Vontinued—Crim: in Havana—A Cure for Croup— Mr. Henry Sanderson, the Pianist, de, Another French war steamer (the Bertholet) from Vera ‘Craz, arrived last Sunday or Monday, with dates to tho th, the day of her sailing. She brings only rumora, , Suoug some regard these rumors as important, trasmuch 8 they confrm the reported destruction of Comonfort's artuy by General Berthier. This report I doubt—as | am ‘wt liberty to do in the absence of positive proof—because | itis eaid that Comonfort was attempting to en er Puebla whea General Besineir atiacked him, Now, this is nos at | all likely, for, as you may remember, General Comontorty aad orders to hold the post of Sun Martin, and it is not to Yo supposed he would disobey thoso orders right tu the _ face of the enemy. Another of the rumors brought by this arrival is that “Ortoga had gent ® Lag of truce to General Forey, offering sty surrender Puobla under conditions which the latter reeciad. ‘This rumor ia simply absurd, Ancther, though less difficult to believe, ia that the ‘civit muthorities of Puebia sent a committee, and the women of che place likewise sent one, the French Ge noral, bogging him to spare their town, |be Geaoeral is ald & have replied that ho did not intend fring a single cunuon shot at Puebla, since he had more than means ‘eodugh to compel the garrison to surreuder, without @re- sorting to a bombardment. Whether all that-be true or not is of no consequence, ¥empuret with the alleged fact—which makes stiit Ruo- Thor surnor—that Ortega made an attempt, at the head «i 15,000 men, to break tbe French lines. and was amended repulsea with very heavy joes. This has been id nupruved by the version that two sorties were made Ree simalti.neously, at diterent points, aud both proved dis- astrcu: iailures to the Mexicans, ‘This last little eveat camo to Havana private | deters trom Mexico city, and may be true, lum quite | #vepared bv believe that # gmail force of the garrison of Puebla might attempt a sortie and might have been re- | pulsed. not uitogether improbable, and that is the } most that cau be said of tt. it i aud that provisions are go abundant in Vera Cruz ‘that the Propen authorities are selling them to tho inha- iq Pea at quite low prices, and, incredibie a2 hemor uF ronch transports @ro- actually engaged in reshipping t provisions to Ft he suporabuudant to France. We may infer, then, ahat the French cccupation will be aiter all only temporary. ‘That is « consolation y “trom Vera Crug, with dates tv the 11th—six cays laver— and ao news. ‘The reshipmout of provisivuns ty Frauce is ah 26th inst., ualeas Some other transport should come in “with the “reliable goutioman”’ on board. Let us gow tura our eyea in other directions, and see sow sha rors wean aleen bere. he steomans Holahafcom - Domingoand Porto Rico, brings 'saome scrape af news trom those. jah colonies. A butter “from the former, the 6th mst. throws some light ies me Segoe tent rome a Tee ex: wanth the, Has ew a ap pro- ‘adeut Feplies (0 hie denmiteh by remooiney stout ge the reason, upow which with singular this course ie based, that Generel simon Sam has songed hts capres instructions in recotving tho Tebels from the Spa- ‘uisu: side in the manner he had done. ‘This extract is worth a ing notice. Observe the malgnity aud atupidity of the writer, and keep ia mind what I have always said about Spanish designs on Hayti. sirvesons (these words are its] cise. finally, he is removed as soou #3 his deapatch containing Poo.'s message is received by the Haytian government. Aud this removal takes place, remember, betore tho ‘Spaniard’s know anything abunt Sam's correspondence or complicity. Now, suppose we put the argument iu this rbape:-—Sam sends leua’s message to the govern- mort of th; that government immediately removes hum for haying disobeyed expres instructions; therofore, the Haytian nt is guilty of having, po doubt, given Lopes, ad and comfort to the rebels, aud of baving acted with “singular atfectation’’ ia removing on untrust- w rthy officer. ‘Lots is rere logic, This is the kind of logic the wolf made wee o¢ wheo he charged the lamb with disturbing Lue stream, But let us proceed with this extraordinary dete in addition to thig satisfaction the Moniteur de Hayti. the -official paper of the repub! its isatis of March 2h, con tans a declaration of that government, in whieh tere is a diuw 6. events, iu the form Of a0 AC-UNation against am, aud by virtue of it he is dee sn bstituted in vy General Phiantrope Noel, expressing, \ Le government of the republic “is resolved t maintain ‘ndiy iemtions With Spain, aud is, therefore, determi: ty encourage, either direeti indirectly, any attempt Hing to disard the established order of ‘things in that rt of the island and to compromise its relauions, Gat the Haytian government may say what it pienses, without avail; jor is there not o clear ease made out S aeciust tt? Aud will not spain, one of these days, be jus- tified {n vecluring war and anvexing Hayui? Of course. Au ainnesiy has been granted to all ihe ingurgents, except che leaders, eight of whom are new under sen- touce of death. and i may add bere that all who had atuken relupo ia Haya have been driven buck, so anxious #s that ropubue to avoid eveo the remotest cause of quar- Ful with Spain, Here, ia Havana, eight unfortnnates are under sen'ence ol ceath (or the marder of a hatter a year ago jast De- cember, an secoune of which I wrote you at the time. ‘seventeen persons were tried, eight of whom were con- donned death, seven to imprisonment aud two were lucky enough to got aequittod, Yet m irdera are mot so frequent in Havana as ie sup. posed. For mstance, according to the criminal statistics for 1862, there were but nineteen cases of Lomicide in this city. Matanzas of lato has been trying to get ahead of us iu (bis particular, for last week alone ubere were six murders. We are to keep pace with New Yerk eity, which, it is true, bas about five tines our popula. ‘two, apt ovr criminal calendar 14, bumerically speaking, just 98 . 4 ‘Croup e-atinues tte ravages, though we now have it in our power Ww check it, thanks to a valuable discovery which bas proved of inestimable value in the treatment o thie divease, This remedy, as! find in the Siglo, is balsam ot vopaiba, either alone or mixed, ns Che case may require, with a certain quantily of storax. Tam t 4 it Ras invariably effected a cure; and sinee it ought to be known whorever cases of croup occur, I will « in my next letter, if possible, the requireddoses, wich che time sud mauner of administeriog it. A nevelty bas in Out midst io shape of @ machine, wl yt i# amid, can be used a* a most ve engine of war or sabmarme battery. ‘Tao 1 who claims t@ be the inventor is a Spaniart named something Like fifteen thousand raised in Havana to enable him to build w mxchines. Some praise the thing immonsely, org pronounce ita humbug. One of these days owe what ihe abo to decide, Mr Suodersom, the wei) known and deservedly ceteem: 4 lor ry rs pe thar t we: pai \ Lam not much of a musiemn im the here is anything ja this world 1 modern syaterd of POIwUtIC’ He vatteriy detent it is th case ja Unis talonted young artist | can eay e iy Uiat hus execation js splendid, and as a plants ry ing of a wider fame thaa he has yet acquired. day's Diario ges hima very long aud very novice, without saying & word too much Litto Teresa Curreno, the most charming of artist gives ber sesund concert in the Tacon to morrow ev {expect the jam wilt be yertecily Suffeating, From bere whe gore to ne, andenher retarn to Mavane will muke Lar appearance once more belore departing 10 pastures DOW.” kvchangs'on New York 36 a 36. \ FAYIION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCTATION.—TROTTING. ‘The peree Of $50 advertised by the Association, and for which we following ve entrics were made—Hi. Wooa- rag. b, g Little Mac, F. Johnson's eh. g. Warrior, H, Jones’ ch g. Nimble Mek, D. Mece’s b. g. Trouble and J. *. Menano’s . m. Young Flora—did not come off, the last maned receiving [orieit in consequence o ‘ance of the other®. Tile is the third time that SFoounced = ee Se. hav determined, prevent disappointment tow fue, uote Svrtln the purse unl be soe ain horses enterod will start. The unfa- woratie acanom, bY the condition oF the various trotters eng*ged, bas he cause of these ehpaats | 1a fonures. avo a ferewoll concert at the Lyceum on | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, WaAsmincTox, TUR NATIONAL FINANORS. ‘The anbecriptions to the five-twenty loam to-day exceed all previous subscriptions. They amount to two ahd a quarter millions. ‘Yhe department is still about cight days behind tn filling the orders for the bonds; but ex- tensive preparations bave beon made to increase the facilities, and in afew days the orders will be filled as rapidly as they come in. The majority of the subscrip- tions are for mall amounts, EFFECT OF THE RECENT CHEFRING WAR NEWS. ‘The good news from Sufiolk, Washington, N.C., Vicks- burg and New Orleans, hus revived the spirits of all loyal citizens, In the different departments and bureave the chiefs wear pleasant faces and are very approachable, GREAT BRITAIN AND THE PRIVATRERS. Intelligence from England lead to the belief that the doparture of privatecrs from British ports wil be arrest- ed by the English government. THE OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE ENGAGEMENT IN CHARLESTON HARBOR. ‘The official report of Admire! Dupont of the fight in Charleston harbor has been received at the Navy Depa:t- ment, His account is substantially the same as those al- ready published. ‘The official report will not be furnishea to the prees at present. ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN WORDEN. Captain Worden, of the Monitor Montauk, who returned tome on account of ill health, arrived here this morning,” and to-day had a lengthy imterview with the President and Seoretary of the Navy. CONDITION OF THE IRON-CLAD FLERT—AFFAIRS IN GENERAL HUNTER'S DEPARTMENT. General Gordon has reached here. He states that the government engincer who was charged with the duty of inspecting the iron-clads, reported on the day after the battle in Charleston harbor that they wore At for immedi- ate service. Mr. Wording, agent of the government tosuperintend the sale of lands on St. Holena Island, reports that not above a township has been sold, while ferries, timbor lands and the town of Beaufort are reserved for educational pur- poses, Ac. Purchases wore made by civilians, officers ‘and by combinations of negroes. ‘The contrabands under forty-five have been con- scripted by General Hunter, and negroes who are over that age are hiding in the woods lest that they may be taken to be under that figure. ‘Tho Jands are pow mostly cultivated by women, who are dissatisfied at the absence of their husbands, broth- ers, &e. TRE CONDITION OF THE ROADS IN VIRGINIA. Planters in lower Maryland bave not yot plovghed or sowed their lands. From this fact the people of the North may infer what is yot the state of the roads in this region. ‘Phe season is a month behind that of last us GBNERAL-W'OLELLAN’S PERSONAL STAFF. +The personal staff of General McClellan bave at last been disposed of. The volunteer officers who were upon itare to be immediately mustered out ef rervice, and those who are officers of the regular army will be ro- mitted to thoir regimental renk,and most of them as- signed to duty with their reigiments. SHERMAN, TUE DETECTIVE, NOT HANGED BY THE REBELS. It is stated by persons who live in the neighborhood of the Great Valls of the Potomac, that Sherman, ove of Colonel Baker’s detectives, has not been hung by Mosby’s command, as bas been reported, THE CASE OF COLONEI D'UTASSY. ‘The court martial in the cage of Colone! D'Utassy did not sit again to-day, on account of the indisposition of one of its members, Colonel Marshall. SICK SOLDIERS FROM HOOKER'S any. Another transport arrived this morning with several hundred sick soldicrs fromthe Aymy of the’ Potomac. ‘Under the t1 of skilful eurgeone here they will soon be restored suificiently to rejoin thoir comrades in the fleld. It ts believed that po Kutopean war over lcd to the establishment of such a :rand system of army hospi- tals an-we now bave in thie distriet and in other depart- ments and citics. PURLOUGHS FROM HOOKER'S AKMY. Furloughs to a limited number for short periods are ‘still being granted from the Army of the Potomac ia pecu- liar cases. ARREST OF A REVEREND REBEL SYMPATHISER. The Rev. Mr. Martin, residing in Maryland, opposite Alexandria, has been arrested by order of tfie military authorities, ou the charge that he ond his family have eon holding secret correspondence with tbe rebels, and freely avowing that they are secessionists. Orders have been given to send them beyond our lines. REFUGERS PROM THE SOUTH. Fifteen refogees, all foreigners, were picked up eighty miles down the Potomac and brought to Washington to- day. ‘They bad converted their funds into goldand State stocks, and appeared very anxious to go further North. They paid five dollars in rebel money for one in gold, and three dollars and fifty cents for one dollar in‘‘greenbacks.” NAVAL ORDERS. Commander Wm. F. Spicer has been ordered to the “command of the steamer Cambridge of the North Atlantic squadron Jioutenant Commander Baker bas, been ordered for duty to the Suscarora. THE WORK OF THE COMMITTFE ON THE CONDUCT OF ‘THA WAR. ‘The report, journal avd testimouy of the Committee on tho Condnct of the War embrace seven bundred and fifty- six printed octavo pages relating to the Army of the Poto. mac. From this it appears that fifty-reven witnesses were examined, of whim forty were generals. The proceedings relative 1 the investigation of the Boll rem aud Bali's Binif battles, coverigg over five hondred pages, show that seventy-seven witnesses were examined, of whom twenty-nine were generals. THE CONTRAVANDS AT ALBXANDRIA,’ ‘The contrabands in Alexandria number four tho isand, and are increasing in pumber. Those who are notem- ployed in the Quartermaster’s Department are being de tailed in gangs for cultivation of abandoned farms. COL, THOMPSON PLACED IN COMMAND AY AQUIA. Col. Ainbrove Thompeon, of New York , Inspector of the Army of the Potomac at Headquarters, bas been relieved trom daty with Gea. Hooker, and placed in command of the important port of Aquia, Va. THE WAR IN TENNESSEE. Lovtavinie, April 2 The Minfortisvitie expediiion to Celia returned to & gow, having destroved the town of Celina, 100,000 pounds of bacon, 20,000 bushels of wheat and corn, one hundred Derreis cach of whitkey and flour. a cofsiderable quan. tity of sugar, ten, coffee, salt and other stores, and forty boats used by the rebels for transporting supplies. ‘The robels admit a lows of ninety kiMed. Colonel Gra- ham thinks their loss greater, The | nion loss was one killed avd one missing that district 22,670 pounds of ealtpetre. He foorenecd the protuesion of bis district fifty fold in four or five months. Such officers deserve well of their country, aud there ore Done more energetic oF patriotic than Capt. | Finnie. ' News from San Francisco. H } * Sax Fraxcmmo, April 22, 1868, Saiied yesterday Danish bark Cecilia, with $290,000 ia taeasure. ‘The steamship Rovert Low, hence to Hong Kong, put in | 4 ' | at Honotaly Mareb 12 and loft 130b. | The steamship Sonora carries @ large number of paseen | gers eastward to-morrow, including many women and ' children. Money markot easy to-day, Gold bara, 8 200 820. | | xchange on Néw York, 0051 premium gold. Legal ' tenders, 66 a 65 | There are indications of & speedy opening of spring trade. The office of the copperhead newspaper—Sacramento Republicon—was destroyed at one o'clock this rg vy a mob, it ts reported Wy ovtdters from Camp Often, Both branches of the Legislature have passed the bill legalizing contracts in gold. It mast go to the Semate to concur in the amendments of the Assembly. , the Comedian. Bowtow , April 22, 1898. Mr. Blake, the comedian, cied of billows cholie this , ab the Parker Honse. He played Sir Peter Jost oight, and was in bis ordinary health. He years of ago get @ mative. «ead, of | Death of Mr. B | Ont, and, in ber THE NAVY. Aprit 22,1803. | “eumeh of the United States Stemmer Mackinaw. ‘Tho United States gunboats Mackinaw was launched at the Brooklya Navy Yard at noon yesterday. A largo concourse of people were prasent to witness the launch, and everything paased off in the best of style. Mr. Steele, the master carpenter of the yard, is ertitied to much redit in the constreotion of this vessel. She is # doublo- onder, of the ordinary dimensions of ber rato, the desorip- tions of which bave been frequently publi hed in the Heap. She is nine hundred and seventy-four tons rogis- tor, and will carry eight guns. The Reported Loss of the Naval Supply Steamer U: " ‘The steamer abandoned on the 2d inst., near Cape Fear river, North Carolina, was the army transport vessel Union, which sailod from Hilton Mead for'Beaufort, Nori Carolina, and not the naval supply steamer. The naval supply steamer Union gailed from Now York on the 8th inst., and arrived at’ Port Royal on the Lith, whence she proceeded to Key West and Now Orleans. Tho error occurred ia the telograph from Washington. Navy Recruits Paid Their Travelling Expenses. Many persons now residing in the country would be willing to join the United States Navy, but for fear of the expense of travelling to a seaport or rendezvous. One of tho regulations on that subject will relicve them of (hat fear, It is a5 follows;— TRAVPLLING RXPENBEB TO ENIIBTED VERAANE, Persons enlisted at the rendezvous, guriug & war, near- est their residence, will, on presenting an official corti: cate from the etty or town clerk tying thet thes are residents of euch city or town, and bave expressed a ve. sire w leave there toenter the navy, receive from the peymaster of the receiving vessel a gratuitous allowance of three ¢ ‘nts w milo for trave iling expenses. It will thus be seen that persons actually leaving their homes for the purpose of enligting tm the wavy wil, on being accepted, receive an additional three cents por milo for travelling ex; . naval rendezvous in this city is at No. 9 Cherry street, noar Pearl. Was the Keokuk a Fa! TO THK RVITOR OF THE HERALD. Sm:—One of the greatest minds this planet has pro- duced—a countryman of oure—on an occasion fariliar to us ali,commoenced his greatest apeech in the Senate of the United States in the following words —“When tio mariner bas been tossed for many days, in thick woather, and on an ynknown sea, be naturally avails himscif of the first pause in the storm, the carliest giavce of tho sun, to take his latitude and aacertain how far the ole- meats have driven bim from his true course. Lat us imitate this prudence, and, before we float farther ov the ‘waves of this debate, refer to tho point from which wo departed, that we may at loast be able to conjectare where we now are.”” | hayd imitated this example, aud avail mazoelt of the “first pavse in the storra’? which bas over Keokuk to exumiue ber vearings, and by a plain statement of iacts, which, with your permission, I will lay beture my countrymen, wave them to determine ‘how far the elements iu driven her from her true course;’ and, while L cannot hope for victory #0 complete ag that witi which the jm mortal Webster vanquighod his adversaries and triumpaoed over the enemies of the republic who were then gowing the seeds of this rebellion, I still srust it will not be found entirely shora of glory. I shall endeavor to whew tha in the short life ef the vessel she developed qualities which no other tron-ctad phitberto built tn this country pos. sessed to the same degreo; and if her armor was pot pret ayainst the artillery ofthe onemy, that she chm. ined other elements of scarcely ieas importance, aud which should, 1 think, in some measure ehicld her frum the harsh judgment « few unthinking miuds bave passed q pon her. In the first place, the Keokuk was built fora light draught veesel, to craw only « certain amount of water, which, when ready for action, was about nine fect aft nd eight tect forward. She was 4 small veszel, being but 150, feet long, over all, including ram aad rudder. he cthaip Rope eat have speed, aud she attained it, running out of New York harbor at tho rato of tou miles an tour. She was intended more iculariy {or intri cate navi d the inlote and to do this it was necessary she should be meee and obey her helm prompily, which she She was designed to be neaworthy, and she proved was and one and ih the the inside of the vexsel. ‘The actual weight of metal in armor on sides, as will be seen from this description, was one hundred and thirty kin, and fastened by a nut on ponnds per superficial foot, equal to « solid plate o: but three and a quarter inches in ‘ducknsse. Un the turrets ‘an additional haif toch plate over the two fivo-erghths. increased the apporent thickness of armor to five and three-quarters inches, and the weight of metal to one three and three. y ‘he question will naturally be asked, Why was not the vessel more beavily armored’ Simply because a vessel of her dimensions would not support any more. Increase the #tze of the vessel and the armor may be incroased in the ame ratio, If vessels clad in eleven inches uf golid iron were disabled and placed hora de combat, is it to be ‘wondered at that a little vessel, carrying but abowt three and three-quarters inebes of solid metal, could not stand tho racket? ‘To recapitulate :— ‘The Keokuk proved to be seaworthy. ‘The Keokuk preyed to have speed The Keokuk proved to be perfectly raanageable ‘The Keokuk proved to be well lighted paturaliy. ‘The Keokuk proved to be well ventilated without the use of artificial means. ‘The Keokuk proved to have great stability. ‘The Keokuk preserved the i.e of every man she took into action, although sustaining the beaviest fire of any vensel in the fleet ‘The Keokuk was not proof against the missiles used by the enemy, nor were apy vf the other vessels engaged in the action. No part of the machinery of the vessel was disabled or gave out One gentieman informs the public that if the Keokuk and Nahant bad bad an innes skin protecting those ineide the turrets and pilot housas againet the flying of (he bolts, that the casualties would hive been leva. Ho will be sur fact, which be should have made himself vetore displaying his sagacity to the ice of the comstractor— tbat io the Keokuk there was prec this arrangement isely covering every bolt, and whicb doubtles greatly to preserve the lives of those on bow Another gentioman says that “selentific offices navy never had any coufidence in the yeese!. Possibly ntioman imayipes himeel!, and afew friends of ‘reservoir’? oomiributed foers whom the pation most honors, and ) im the highest repute, have cxpressed to me and to others opinions quite the reverse of this i have done go re- incliued to think this gentleman's ac the opinions of Cj covtined to these who depate theme eircumscribed limits of the ‘clique’ to which he evi- denuy delongs. ‘This whole business of iror clads is to ite infancy, and we mast expect occasionai,dvarter uBti experience lias shown ws where the wes. points are, and how to The War Developing T jensee, strengthen them (From the Richmoad Enquirer.) Now, that portion of the life of @ vessel which js perl PRODUCTION OF NITHE. in action ts conding!y limited one, and. sac ities | Last week Captain T. J. Finnie, Chief of thé Nitre | great can be made of creature comforts, of those iim ) Bureau for the Department of [ast Tennessee, shipped | table laws which gdvern and regulate Keatth—light ate results. and exercise—to accomplith cer ‘The orginal Monitor lived b abort duration, the severity of whicl to that to which the Keokuk was euujeoted. in the Keokuk I attempted a compromire, in view the poiuts | have named, and Nave vanity to believe, tbat if the vessel had bean twise her size, with » oe ponding weight of armor, che would have passed throu tbe flery ordeal succenstully. Bat what J bave lost in blighted hapes aad ane. meot bas been the nation’s gain in one 6 the Keokuk did nothing cise she has aaded a it #tar to that galaxy of naval heroes which this war has brought commander, has shown as where wo pave aucther stout heart snd wilful haod to pilot aa through our troubles; ando the brave men under him, his officers and orew, have (hey not added fresh lustre to the proverbial gallantry @ our navyy and won tor in the hearts of their countrymen ? themselves # that day of retribotion \ jel}, she bas gune down, pierced ntry’® cause, and if ber career bas | | aiAleet Was, albarstoe, to the O6mh goer of ber age. | note, Notiaxs MeWaorren, wh THE OHABAUFER UF A NAVAL FLAG OF TRUOE DE pm py J invited func, this (Taare- morning, 4 @lvveu e'ciock, from No. 6 University FINED. HU Sit wa) uy APRIL 2, 1863—TRIPLE’ Sieur, 1 . Wary oan ry ely Pur ey BY. | sii ‘Sea terat pry peo. | A™ BizGAir oven vOR TU UALR, . porate tox, i the B0th peur of hoe ago, BON Important Naval Cireular, ‘The friends of the . and these of her son, ere iN 3 ae | Socks Ny pia ha $ sung Moot’, Uae, The Secretary of the Navy bas Just issued the follow ‘Bauuect,—Ou Tuesday, April 91, afters short but se- em paoncaiee, 1 om. ing definition of the rights and obligations of naval fags | vere ulvers, Samak Hamers, eldest danglier of Joba aod KD, AGED oucoa DUT OL Of truce:— Mary Ave Barro, god ¢ yearn, 2 moth and 16 dave, i IIa Coro poy Se A fing of truce is, in ite nature, of a sacred character, Taweatasale ie’ Do tb Seon hur om peg tne change oi pli We bi py = ty A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THR HAIR, é barnes tam souven [ will rou re. The w tae for the Hair pow tade ino uae Mt to obiein surreptitiously waval kaowiedze oF | | The friends auu so,auntanues are reajectiily invited | Ps aoe RON SP COUN manotacuited trom. highly fOrmstOR Agaitsi tue interests OF wishes Of the CHOY | te avend the | ueral, Unis (7bursday) #fie mood, at two 4 Cocoa NubOl. Th ia’ not enly the Lest, bul ix the lcs on con subject the bearer of Hb tO the | eolock, frum the residence Uf her parcots, 210 bimbeth apes orucle made ey promoding, p prosecute Com | bene! "py treet. yo { ‘The senior officer resent is alone authorized todespeted | "i\itm.—Om Wednesday, April 22, at the residence of veluahie preteration im no cheape fares, Sat mel, oF to admitcommunica ion witha flag of truce; but aves | nis gon, Willium, 104 bast erty pare reed aes |. tas ter bouin “Peas tate coute (ur sanell and Gfty oul sel 10 & pasion to duwoover the approach of ® fag Of | Second avenue, FRANCIS Haken, aged 00. trocoearher taan the rest is, whenever une appears, to The friends of tuo family ure respectfully invited to oocIN communicate promptly the fuct by sna. 4 ¥ ak bon ¥ gee ad ing truce aly to emi with great ir. porareney le yaa ogy evince ibid Maino tote ah ent, r And should never bo allowed to approsch 80 |” Cay. : 2 hs to bo A moans of acquiring useful tuformation. The | Cywaciors, aged 6 eda elie Dasani ibe — Gring of & qua, with a blank ehargo, by tbe flag or senior | ~ Notice of funeral areaftor. Sep qeatyeine wang Settee officer's ship, 18 generally wnderstoud as a warning tO8 Conran. anniek Conan, in the 24th year of his age, cuoimm bag Soh cheng Approwoh any Re.rer. Bualive oO the county Cavun, parish of Anna, Inand _—- ponaneceasary freq icy in Lue wswof a flag of truce 1840 | ho iunorai wll ‘ake piace’ (roin bis /ate res donee, OF Is an invaluable «ppendage to the toilot, Pye! vlogy Canon strect, this (Mmureday) altorno u, at two 9 elnck. a aun fac oftracs ou the waior shld be mat at a suitable | “Conasiy—im Jorwy Citys ou Tie-dsy, Apel al, afer = le vi agreed upon, rt Mines, Joun CoNNMuny, in the 47ub ‘year of Lis ago. Beare no sticky substance. beak or vaesot fromm, the senior ofticer's abip. tn charge of o frtends of the ‘amily are roa cutiy Mviled Lo at ae proms ’ emmin issued eot ofticer, ving & wi tend the faverai, sais (Tauriday) in orning, at vine ofelock, ne SURK AND 48K FOR PHALOND flag Kopt pl-inly displayed forward (rom the time f | from his lato re-denoe, No. das South Kighth etreet, BB SURE rv ASK FORK PUALON'S Pitt leaving unti! that of return, Anflin desnatching a flag of truce the ime procantion a8 o@ Bullab.o oficor to bo placed in charge, aud as Lo kev ping the white flog displayes, t8 to be ubsorved Whenever the whive flag is used, the ensin is also to without furtaor notice COLGAN ~-On Tuesday, April 21, wi'o of Bernard Col- lig an, aged 18 years. * (ho relatives and friends of the ‘amily, ane of hor aguire AND SKE THAT YOU GET Ni a AND She That You Ger NO hilt GouIN sons. Bernard, Patrick 1, and ‘thomas be exhibited. "I athe en ALL ROTTLBS NO Lisi OF Cruces can insiat on boing admitted: and asa | veh Fara mage yt nena erst deus SNALE TOTES ORM rare exception only should a flog of truce be admitted | No. uy Houry etrest, when ber remains will be taken to gual. BOE Ome during an engagement. 1f then aimitte, it 9 bred | St James’ church, where wrejuemn Nigh nae will bo | LARGE wOrrLRe @ CRRTS, ® of faith 40 retin ik. Firing 18 not nece: ¥ to cunse Mt | cecbrated lor the repese of hor goul, and fiom thence to | PARGK BOVILGS 8 CENTS, the aypeurance of a flay of Wave in baitis, aut Mt any on | Calvary Gometary for interment LAMUB BOTTLES 60 O&NTS. conrogiod with it be Kiet ua compisint” eave made, S.daeoly, on Trosday, April 21, Kowaup | “AKGK MOTTLES 80 CENTS. Li, however, the white flog bo cxhibited gvidently as a <analive of Mullingar couuiy, Weetueati, 1ro ae tckow of gation then, of course, tine Mhowid cease. | aud, aged 4 yours, " ne : turoughout’ the Unleoa oe ene ee tastes oak AN attacking force should avoid fing «a. boaprtals | “ine rionad af the family and those of bis brother, | hutkAmericn, Oruers adivwme: tO PEALOM & BOM, whenever they are desiguated by ilags orsoiher symbols | Joseph Dowling, and bis brother-in-law, Pat Bronwan, Retail store, Bi. Nichole Hotel, bid Based distinetty unuecstood, but it ix an act of bad foith, | are respeots od t attend the funeral, thts (Thurs. ‘Or laboratory, 109 Mecoor street, New amounting to Autsmy’, vo boist the hospital flag over any | day) alte nis tate testience 118.4. ——————— —- otber building than 4 bospiial, Unies Lhe Ubacking force | Weut Bilt “* t Jemetery GOOD BPRING MEDLOUNE, SRoahd laden: oF” cottons Gust ty might be'waed Imorder |'ettnc tiie One cree ee oe Aé 3 t 1 rarb edit! cen Medicated to acleice or Mtorature, or | -Dowwe.—On Tuosday, April 21, Many AnN Waiiscm, : ; : e - coptaining works of art. wile ol Lae ui ir = ‘Phe forevoimy ruies regarding flags of truce are pub onnig , rele i ines hela ikea dipge19h Guten a. Deer vance of ofligers and United States. Secretary ot the Navy DRAKR'® PLANTATION BAFEBMH They purify, strengthen and invigorate, They oreate a healthy appetite, ‘They are an antitole to change of water and ati ‘They overcome etfects of diasipaiion and late hows. ‘he friovds of the family, end these of her brothers, Matlow and Johu Walia al those of ber brother in Jaw, Joseph Mevormot ic spoottitlly invited ws atiend the frneral, his ) afternoon, at two 0 clock from hor late residence, 232 Seventh avenue, Dury —On Weanesday morning, April 22, Coase HH. Der, in the id year ot his age. Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend tho fu ray, Kiddy & *. TRGB. » 6, TL 3. nerai, trom the residence of bis brother inlaw, Levi hen the aystem and wind. 4 Te 4B, OR, 6 7. 0 50.9, 60. | Madic, No, 49 Pike wizoot, this (Thursday) mornlag, at Wap Cenenien Rowen ensentnenthe aout free of charke ‘eastne wither ta ee ’ URRAY. FUDY « CO.. yg car ‘They prevont miaamatic and Intermittent fevers, Pc Ming ri ae Be ae DUNN Y.—-AL bor reaidenca, in Jersey lity, on ‘Tuen- day, April 21, Mary Anne, Leloved wile of Charus Lup lev. 1 ‘Thoy purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. OMcial Drawings of the Shelby College Lottories of Kentucky y ho relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully Exrna C) inviied to ntlond the funeral, which wail take piace from | ‘They cure Diarrhora, Cholera, and 65, 63, by, 47 7 266 Wayne treet, thin (Thursday) — Catone ne Vag? Cuan oh 8 clock. ‘They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. va 3% 3) 7 qo. 21. 58. 2 panors plore copy. in . pe noes Bol FP ldiecalts pi or a Ds Mage Awnx.--On Wednceday morning, Apel £2, of alin. | TMerate thetest Bitters in the world. They mate thm JOHN A MORRIS & 00, 4. JOUR GLA ten, aged 70 yours vex and (rtends of ‘the tamiiy are respectiully sand tae fuweral thie Cur ‘oloek, from Uke residenes of hi eae 0, 90 Sullvik utreet, oopy. Wilaungton, Delaware. , Official Dra elation Compan; 1, 22, 54, They are made of pure St. OF Rum, the celebrated Oat sayn Hark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of a beverage, without regard (o age or thine of day. Per- © Library Asso- ek 263. 4, 14, 48, 20, 9. 3 Heim ; on Wedneeday April £2, after a —— 21. 87 6 sbort wad severe tluess, Gana a, son of | Ueularly recommended to delicate persons requiring e geatie 21, 27, 51, 63 Jo fislms, agodld yearn thes stimulant, old by all Grocers, Druggistx, Hotels amd Ma ror Cireuines, & reratives and frionds of invited to attend the funeral Methodist church aro respectfully frou Ue 12sth street stwoeo Third aad Fourth ayenues, ot m loons. Pr. H. DRAKE & co, ‘Wa Brosaway, New Yous. VMavana Lottery.—30 per Cent Friday afternoon ,'at four otoldek. . : ® * ® eS te tiahest | Hvaunsatan, Al aioa, 1. ddealy, on Tuevda; IIE, PEP ha Ponttdihe ieWalt at April 21, dau an aged T3 soars, : bb Wests ‘The relatives and friends of the iamtly are reapectfully Aromatic, AT CRNATES: wanxuouse. NT SS Mie a Hegalized Lotte. | Mvitel w attend uve funeral on Friday atternonn, at two |” fn comanaueuce of giving up ous of uy Loaded sores ties. Taferuatou given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, jock, from hik late resideuce in Jamaica, without fur | the let of May next, ‘soll te stock i hoapoe nom ig Wee All stor rota ha Nan Sark | ther invitation, Carw joave South tocry, Brooklyn side, yaid. tnuch below the price of for Jamaica, at & quarter to eleven A, M. and at a quarter ro am, amit to oue F. M., returning to city ab five o'cwck P.M. nat op tnd Naggere nt eeerere ereees Mata. On Wed: jay, April 22, ANN, wiv of Michael UDUOLV'HO WOLFE Ok Bho en: Hesiey, aged 26 years. 23 Beaver atevet. f Prank wade b's appearance in an ‘Lhe reintrves and (riends of the family are reapecttuly | ————————— - — — Inferior actic'e, wie would uot auaw ss fur the consaaienes invited to uitend the funeral, from her Inte reridence, BARGAIN-AT AUCTION, TWO FINE LOTS, sv a nw ene Khowid elope. me WOMEN a7 No. 10 Koonevelt street, on Friday afternoon, at two jotn e ty wt 4 frame: oo KNOX alin han origen: id designe clamp. | Ore ns in mw J bo noid by K. H. LUDLOW & O0., at the Pang Mtber tnsnionabie hatter in town, Call at EE, PE PAE, RAS ie Cre aaa Seas 111 teosdway,en Friday, ai't2 o'clock muon. 212 Broadway, anu xee for yours Af. ss niet’ akan 240 ond uatsWhites spring peyies of tines | ,moeronteeie, tel 2 mann. tnt wnt | BROUREALS WRN, GOLAN fe Tau * | Saranet and Junes, aged 14 and z days. i a yon, I. are we oieeoeti Drews ate, Soft, Linperialaad Military; ‘The foneral wulteko thts CPhurnday ) log, at von goed Bourbon, 0) good Bherry, Shays jr che ee bet ~ ten o'clock, trom the eaidence of the parents, No. i17 - SuEAEEEREEEREEEEREE Fight Cartes de V for $1, of Une | Charies nireet, Ryownscs wi +9 equalled my!e and fintsh, at TAITS, corner of Cortiands | Livincstow,—Atfaybrook, Com..on Monday, April 20, rs £ ea ‘end Greenwich | after « shore iiloess, ATuosy R. Livincanox, woo Of the late & SEES Geese cee aap geared Jobn Livingston, of Oakhill, N. ¥., im the 73d year of his ‘eve 16's O. IK. Soap—The Best and Cheup- ALIA £08 eae bY 9. eat Yor washing and how cleaving. 80! by grocers | “Tig roiativew and friends of the family are reepectfully eet si ected uit oN sini Xe at ae invited to attend the , from Grace oharch, » ten teen oe - Baton Ma tard, Brock, Cost, I. Tener) pene, a tee o'Glack, Bit nS IN mAs, Winns, cioue, anon Broadway. ree ip use, tr howe further , Gudcecting tralas ou she em romerauarrat the Gray Be eee ick Cama! Chocomie for famtiy woe, {om | Fiivon road heave Twenty seventh street at eight o'clock wart, Steiette ood Balai! paler ta a tet ALD 1, Wholesale Godson, sugare Bnd Family Grover Second Hand Safes for Sale Cheap for cash, at 108-Maideu lane. jn the morniog, returmug, will leave Saybrook at six o'cloek tn the evening. MoMawun.—On Wednesday. April 22, Ruaxwa McManve, er daughter of Reamend McManus, aged 6 years and 7 bag ig the nae oe Pn: aoleny, eens. Fs. * ogne- mouths, Fi pelek reg A a 52 Dr. fe \ s 0 fu oped! ‘ont oiomireatszuitaaions ami ghe writes Gesc lous Ot | pq ee a ee ee aes | ome ua) charncterguaily. parents. No. 13 Elizabeth streot, on Friday afterneou, at a twa 0 'eloote. {OLORK YOR $0 CARTES DE VI wite W. A. Batchelor’s Hair Dye—Vhe Best | MOxrtty—On Tuesday, April 21, of consumption, |X) ai * for coloring, tor one duller mre, ‘Sion fn the worid : Instantaneous, hecmlew and reliable, | Bold ge geet wi pease # = being portnetly tramenareat, the moni inexperienced pores E ¥. The frieads' of the farm 4 color mont beautiful thom. Br . ‘by all druggists and — ; Facwry, Si Barclay sireet ai ie nly are invited ationd the etree ty malt HOWELL 2 00. 8 Srateng « funeral, (rom the residence of hor sister, Mrs. Hudgings, No, 2% West Twenty fourth strect, vin (Thursday) Fetnce etvest, Hable tr: afternoon, withont further notes, BELA AMD TAGS=A nos oh—sent in sealed MeGowariz.—Om Tuesday, april 21, suddenly, Many, maenen foray pein and, le pho ~4 Velupen, (ree of chatge, Address De. J. Beilin Hougiiton, | the bewuyed wile of James MoGonnell, aged 38 yours. ult purchesera ot VICTOM E. MAUOEW A. 119 Uneesteew Howard Association, Phitadeip! va. The relatives and iriends of the (amtly, and these of | street. - war. - hee brothers, James, John, Vatrick aud Daniel Greene, are reapectfully lavided to attend the funeral, from the rowidence of bor husband, 94 (hrutophor aireet, this (ilureday) afternoon, at one o'clock. McCats—Oa Tuesaday, April 21, Mew, Mangarer MoCamn, the beloved wife of Bernard MeCave, im the 2uth year of ber age Trusses.—Marsh & Co. Radical Care BLL, OCULIST, NO. ‘Truss, No. 2 Vesey street, opposite the chureh. Mo eonuse Ay other tease ollice of the same name, Female n Lad for Wigs, Toupeos, Halr Dye, Hatr Dyeing aod Moicavia Cream, for beauliljing the hair, oe WA ELATCL ALORS, 16 Bond sireet Dearest mother you have left us, Aud your low we deeply feet, It was God that has verelt \ Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or lay MATTINGR, 8. HIRAM ANDERSO: No. ® 1, durable, , beautifui 1 deny Lata. Depot No, 1 We And He can all oar sorrows heal, The friendé and acjumintances of the family are re ed to atiend the funeral, this (Thu > n hor tal wm, ) Howery. hb BEST AND THK CUMAIEAE, at 2M jay at any) lock, fro deauatify Sold Ly ye. New Vor Go. PENS —TH A. MUMTON'S Hin ois paper Pownrr.—in V Mae “fon Tueeday, April 21, attor | (]ILT COMBS AND STERL € 7 cer oy mig Brothers, } ‘the wife ot John Powrte, T New aty en, just tronived from Paris, for ele by GEO, Broadway and Ann street, unde ¥ kro Feapeottully invited to at | © AbLBN, 415 Hrosdway, one door below Canal sirent Inte ronidenee, in Winfield, this AMITY FAIR iuuestday) afte t two 0 clock. a | Pirie. —O morning, April 21, at one | ‘The weekly issue of this reservative and | 0 cluek, of Jus Maron Paeve, xen of Joba GUBAT ORIGINAL, Wig Depot, wholeml 0, S Astor House | Phyfe, iu th rot hs ag HUMOROUS AND BATIICAL LLLURTRATED PAPEK will be resumed MAY L, and will be for nale at 0h SENTA PER COPY. dye applied by skilful art Barry’s Tri uly 4 The relat inay td Lo atte friewds of the family are rempect he funerel. this (Thursday ) ators No. Waverley vee — oo cy ghee dy ednesday, April Haxy, infant som ’ pee Lata ing (be atl eereweed m ngecied wit the 1 Margaret Perks ed 6 months and 4 | cov te ad maton all dando, ae ¥'VATI, bets condition. Its halitua’ t+ and acquaintances are respectfully invited | '? furean «vary gow of oll pomatum of amy ater prepara snesel, from the reeiteuce of pa om Oe actaastes cso 124 West Twenty first street, thie (Thursday) afterno as : at throe « Bogie’s Hyperion FPiuid Kk Bone. —(n Wednesday meraiog, April 22, at half. " Hair, Fogle rie Dye, ben in uer. Try. | past two ockes, AX® Borns Kommmr, aged $2 years and OUGHLY MATION AL need, W BOGLE, Bos dod every wher menthe ~ 7 wpe be ree) for alive om the 24M The relatives orld friends of the farnily are reepcettully aye Maroon eae Soot evened oe. ited Wr attend the funeral, from her iate readence volumes of Vanliy Vair {rahe veloye Address Io, Waruer, No. 1 Vesey sires, oF 37 Wooster treet, thts (Thursday) afternoon, at two ih 4 only the author, rmont, 67 Bromtway, up staire, New without further tovitation. " P , York. Hours for treatment 9 to @anity Un Wednesday, April 22, of uronic diarrhas, ONCE AND SATIRICAL. Sit © clad while serving 4 y of the Potomac, ny 2 “AB,” of Double Strength Life | Brews suxmers, son of nd Kone Sheer, of post = ae eupatire Ser Laney grey og Amboy, New Jersey, aged 22 yours fia, dympepe®, and diseases of great Impurity of the riends of the farnly aud theme of hie Oniy °0 be had at the principal depot, 46 Grand stems. $i ne reapectiaiig tavited © - nina on, at hail past on test Brown's Mromchial Troches fur Cough: ain, Jown Prine, bavence Huw Colds aud Trrits.ed Throat to Perth Amboy for ioterment. fidenre in thetr ow ae ‘Phi re are olfered wit ey have been ( wy. ou Tuesday, April 21, Jowy v0 ion they lan’ a; bal every ae are ARG Ih SEVEN Unt requested tw attend the tik rare Marrted funeral, from ee residence, No, 47 Hamilion avenue, od every Bearing. ome wit ‘ ‘i 4 aday ) afternoon, at two o'clock * brne—MoConsmr.oue.—On Westneniay, April 2 Thar " st. Patrick's Cathedra}, by the Very Kev, William Siarrs, |, TCRZAN*K!, 1 Tuesday Apall 21) aiter » lingering ill Re V.G., ANDaew L. Brnwe to Scaaw M., second daughter of | 940, Cuan. 2 Texsanmt, aged $7 yeers and 5 menthe paper Will b® ment One yrer, pout the jae Henry McConneilog cards. 4 ‘rover nea will be offered ior te repene of his 8 be ee een Wipdeeaiay pel 2, at the reat. | S@vl at the ‘hareh of Mt. Mary's Immaculate CrnonpAion, | | deuce of the bride's father,” San 2M te ree. | Leonard street, Wiliamabarg, Uhia (Thuretay ) morning " ionce : 3 ‘ {pant ten 0'6 po th the Hew. David Magi, Je. Me. Avaupwcs M- Cons, of Sew Co RTasates of tie Feamsanmear oe ameonnt wit! be Furmishet at $6 per hundend, unex bog to Mise Lazzim 5., eldest daughter of J.C. Homan, | iivinng to attend the funeral, from his iste revideuee, #82 BU, Giceeaseald wile teaney cnn nghapaea> ‘i 1e-—-Wanp.—Om Saturday, April 18, by the Rey. w; | Smjth street, Wilitemabur Ke jm : io Mien Viniteviee Teeetay morning, April 21 a4 the res “ nee F Wasp, Yhineasighinn sah hy? sateen dence of bin daughter, at Wellsville, Alleghany county N deri eR Mit. Cee Gusse—Savore—On Saturday, April 1#, by the Rev Y., after « brief iflsens, liawny H. Vewiarcx, aged 77 ker te eee, Dr. Verren, Mr. ¥. Praxeus Game to Mike Kanes Mecane | FOE Clty, on Wotnentay, Apri $0, Wms- 16 SANS\U ATRRET, © OY 08 Sav0TR, both of Hoboken. Puiladelphia, Pitsburg aad Boston papers please copy. | Mirne FF.) imams dauchier of Wim W. sod Hahet 1. LARS FORK CLASSIBIOATION. ola gen tan ge Aan 21, by Hey 7. | The relatives and friends of the family are reapacttolly OMNIS WILGIN Srowen, of thie olty. Mo curds ’ invited to alteod the faceral, from the rendence @ her | J ANUBOMD wou, “ue MAND TROMPOGRO MAL Andover, N. Y,,00 Saturday, | Peremis, 67 Bright rrcet, this (Thursday) afrnom, ot Rone, KORE WOO Fisk Av ave Apel 4, by the Rew, Mr Haront, Wit, i. P. Have, of ths | 1600 chek » MOMDAT, Mow Many &. Turow at Andover, N. ¥ jednerday, April #2. by the y Tie Lames? OF Tot Vika f © | wr, all Of thie elty, N cy Loxi—Kar.—Um Wodnesday evening April 22, by t . ‘ . ; 4 Pov George 1, Greate, 24 the nw of the Dricte’s fat ‘ . . sheen - Mr. Thomas 8 Lemnen to Mine M G , youngest daughior : : . . . Cornions. mnahager? pb. te he fore th, ty este : 2 4 . Bressind io ron' vy orrem nt anate— Oe Bondar, Apri 29, iv. . ming Paice. oma Ar Cuumbert C, Gerdon, st the reience of Wm. A. Hurtis, ~~ pee yr aga cao tren, bi oy — « Jr. saws Lowrnat te ieamaia Lecart, both of this ety Vax New ACere,—On Monday, April 2%, by ie Key. J. Parsons Taronone A. Vax Nem, of Newark, %. J, 0 Mie. Mawncmmen, daughter ef Joho Austen, Teg. Of thie olty” ag i, so, tate Thee. om Puraitare, with hi th tbe ake w ke euch OF Uke rel aed the vaed ihe warrior bold poe of Kiet tne nen ORRIS WILKINS, ALOTION TER Ln HOVSUOLY F hnE RORRY OOD FIQGhOFORTH at Hh, LA DIAM A OO. i eed by be tee, at TYR, AT ave ed. Apri A eo — OO al, Comacrm, We « ua td hint AS rece COPPER THE FIRST INTRO. 400. 16 Bowen. 7 The friends of the family are Many \evited to atiend the funeral, hin Parada) aiternoos, at one “o'clook, from her inte _ rireat mM yt 21, after 6 short it Hermes Bruce, m the wot Wn eeistives oat Crivwan of the are rempertt vee invited to attend the | gerald, tin charch oe do the Rveogelial (temer as awright corner 5 oh Nomen erent ad Taverner oe Veter atten!