The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1863, Page 5

at , communicated by Mr. Henry Grinnell, F. ee - ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS. Captain Hall te Return to the Arctic Re- giome—He Meeting at the Chamber of Commerce—Meeting of the Koyal Geo- graphical Society in London—Captain Halli Badorsed by Them—The Contrust, &e., de, Yeatorday afternoon an adjourned meeting of the Chain- ‘vor of Commerce was to have been held, to listen to Cop tain C.F. Holl, the American Arctic explorer, who was t» have shown to our commercial public that aside, from sctontific diseoverios, new fields of wealth eould be opeued which would bring in large sums to the country. One o'clock caine—the hour of weeting—and there were ‘preseat Mr. Heary Grinnoll, Mr. Stevens, Captain “C. F, Hall, Captain W. Parker Saow, an English Aro- “tie navigator; Mr. H. W. Docge, tate Orst mate of Dr Hayc# expedition; Me, Peale, the propose artist of tho expedition; the representatives of the (preas, two urknown gentlemen and a small boy. Punctuality being quite unknown at the meetings of the ‘Chamber, it was thought, perhaps, that the members would came ia “promptly an bour late;”” but they failed tt do even that, and the consequence was there was no mooting organized. Captain Hall then stated to the gentlemen of the press “that he was ncw resolved to procure a boat somewhat Sarger and much stronger than the one he carried out in ‘the George Henry tn 1860, and be would embark iv the ‘whaleship Franklin, of New London, Captain S. 0, Bad- ington, and again go on a voyage of exploration, which ‘would probably extend over a space of from seven (om yoars. Messrs, Williams & Havens, Mr. 'W. H. Chappel, and Captain S. 0. Buddington, sof New London, Conn., kindly granted bim and the Esqui- emaux family a reo. passage in the ranklin, and he hopes ‘to meot with some kind assistance from his fellew citi- ‘mous, oa Captain Hall is a man of more tban ordinary intelli- ence and onergy, and wil! no doubt accomplish much in ‘his exploration; and it seems strange that our merchants @o not gee that this project of his is worthy of their sup- ‘port. But it appears that our Chamber of Commerce pre for to empley themselves in passing patriotic resolutions and perfecting a mutual admiration society rather ‘than forwarding tho interests of science and geographical werearch. Captain Hal! canclusively shows that he would be ena- ‘died with the aid of about $10,000 to carry on his wo: k fim @ manner to redound to the credit of the country, as well as himself; and when be returns again to us with ‘res laurels these same men will be the firet to seek him out and caress bim in order to bask in his sunshine. ‘The Geographical and Statistical Society of this city ‘have appointed a committee to confer with the Chamber of Commerce in relation to Captain Hall's proposed voyage; ‘Dut after two attempts the latter body have failed to even countenance the matter. ‘The steamer brings us the neWws of a crowded mecting of * the British Royal Geographical Society, by which it will be seen that our transatlantic’ eompetitors endorse Captain Hall, and give him great credit for his researches. The aiflerence betweou the jation of such researches as made by Captain Hall by the people of this country aud ‘these of Engiand is worthy of notice, and we give the ene Of the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society ote The Contrast. {From the London Tims, April 15.) MERTING OF THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. A crowded mocting of the Royal Geographical Society * was bold on Monday evening—Sir Roderick I. Murchison, (K. C. B., &e., President, ia the chair. a those present were—Admirals Sir Thomas Fre ' mantic, Sir George Back, Sir Edward Heicher, Cullinson, ‘end Hall; Generals Fox, Sir Justin Sheil, Sir A. Bo tt Waugh, Sir George Pollock, L. P. Anstruther, C. B., Gir George Everest, Sir Harry Park: ‘Thonas Phillips aad Sir R. Digby Neave; the Count d'hxcayrac de Lauture: ‘Colonels Staffner und Strange; r Goldsm'd; Captains R. idwollym. Bedford, K. N., R. €. Buker, Coote, &. N., rch, R. N.,Sherard Osborn, R. N., 4. Thurbura, . P. G. Vander-By!, A. G. Findlay, Rowland Spottiswoode, ke. was “On Frobisher Strait Proved paper read 4 Bay” and ‘On the Fate of Five Men of the Arctic i the Reign of Elizabeth,’ by dfr. C. £ Hall, G3, York. ‘ ‘The Pasavxnt, before calling upon Dr. Norton Shaw to passed a high epcomium upon Mr. Grin Iiberality aud spirit of philon- bad fitted ‘peditions in © a ae, aa ee ity of Mr. Mo cee that Mr. oaks — jenturens enterpr! gearc! ‘The boat in which be endeavored it NEW. YORK HERALD, (THURSDAY, A Sioechis. cutie Raencaimateti a, Arsival of the Tenth New Veork State 1s (MecOhesney Zougves>-An Enthusiastic Welcome—Review in City Hall Pack and March Up Broad- way—Dinacr tothe OMcers at the Astor House, &c. Another regiment of tho Cwo yoars heroes of the present war argived hero yesterday anuvning—the Tenth Now York Stato Votunteors, familiarly Kuown aa tho McChesney Zouaves This organization wae recruited almost entirely 1 Una city, and (he credit aud Jaurols which they bavo wou for (hemscives im the preseut cam- paign must naturally redound to the innate bravery which hus characterived the sone of the motropoiitam city throughout (he war. ‘The regiment arrived at Jemoy City at ning o’cloek yesterday morning, aad were met by tne usual econcourte of friends, relatives and apeotators. Those galtant Zeuaves mIssgual. Serprise aud Defeat of General Marma- duke’s Rebel Advance Guerd—An En- tire Regiment Kilted, Wounded or Tuk isoners—Phe Un ‘Troops in Parsuit of the Metreating Rebels, &c. Sr. Loum, Apret 29, 1863. ‘Tho correspondout of tbo Memocrat with Goncral Van over’ command says that at about tem o'clock om Sundoy vight a rebeb regiment, ander Colouch Nowton—- the advanco guard of Marmaduke’s army, which was then retreating from Cape Girardeau—were aurprised three mules west of Jacksca, while cooking supper aud lowering around thot camp Aros. Two small howitzers, Joaded with musket baila, and baulod by hand within thirty yards of thom, wore simultancously discharged, ‘kiting amd wounding a large aumbor. At che game timo te Pirst lowa cavairy charged thom, and nota man of their emtire rogimont, it is supposed, escaped, ail who wore not killed or wounded being taken prinonors. All their horsen, guna, camp equipage and 60- veral thousand dollars worth of stolen plunder wore captured Rarly the acxt morming Gonoral Vandever advanced and saw the mata body of the onomy in full retreat. He iminediately followed, keeping up a constant artillery dre on their rear. At two P. M, Genoral MoWoil joined General Vandever, and the combined forces continued the pursuit. Firing waa board all the afternoon, and it ts scarcely peasible the robots can escape with their booty. the crowd there assembled burst out into cheers af ap- plause, which the officers and men returned by removing their caps and other tokens of modest thankfulness. Tho Tenth aumbered some three hundred and Arkensans end Texans. They left Powhatan, Ark., om the 16th instant, estessibiy for the purpose of ocoupying Pilot Knob and Cape Girardeau, as @ base of operations for @ projected expedition under Gen. Price this summer, bat really for plunder. The force was composed of four brigades under Gen. Shelby aad Cols. Burbridge and ‘The First Nebraska infantry, under Colonel Baumer, did moat of the fighting in the rebel attack on Cape Girar- dean, and beBaved with great gallantry. They were posted in the woods about a mile from town, and kept Marmadike's whole force im check while the gues from the forte played upon them, doing considerable exeoution. ‘The rebel batteries did no injury to the town. The ene- tay’s loas is about sixty killed and two bundred wounded. _ Mevements of General Price. Gr. Loum, April 29, 1863, General Price was reported to be at Little Rook, Arkan- sag, ton days ago, with 6,000 troops, preparing for a cam- paign in Missouri. Proceedings have been commenced against Trusten Polk, formerly United States Senator from this State, now im the rebel service, ia the United States Court, to coufis. cate his property. Col. Nugent Appointed Assistant Prevost Marshal General. Colonel Robert Nugent, of the Bixty-ninth regiment, Moagher’s Irish Brigade, has boou appointed Assistant Pro- vost Marshal Goneral for the first nine Congressional dis- tricts of the state of New York, vice Simeen Draper, Faq., resigned. He will begin the operations of bis new posi- tion on Friday next, and will attend to the necessary de- tals retative to the eoming conscription. Colonel Nugent ts one of the best officers tn the service, and received a severe wound at the battle of Fredericks barg. He was formerly conncoted with the Sixty-ninth regiment National Guard, under Conooran, and left this city at the commencement of the rebellion. When Gen. Meagher formed the frish Brigade Col. Nugent took com- mand of the new Sixty-ninth, which gatlant corps has re- flected go much credit upon itself and its nationality. ‘The following are the nine districts over which Col. poco bas been appointed Assistant Vrovést Marshal irs'.—Counties of Suffolk, Queens, Richmond and Kings, @xoepting the first sixteen wards of Brooklyn. colors, aiso, li those rogiments which them, give testimony of having met the foe, not an when they did ryeet them. the seven days’ Fredericksburg an these actions has been ber of men which they teft oold and stil u battle fields. Previous to their :aaving scone General French, in whose division were, issued the following — Pe nu Taro Divuatas Recon ARMY RADQUART: Rs} 4 5 “ig ‘Aue ov rue Potomac, Apri Sh 8k The General commanding the = e order which deprives it of # portion of the Ten > deems it a duty to express to New York Volunteers, Bendis, bia oficers and mn sony to be at sed 0 it of the servi 1s apprec' ation on ave ebiained for the regiment by thelr character, vd toll 'y tone and ing, m¢ to bose these fine bat hopes that the; soun will return to give theit ald to support this erie ‘inion and to keep our flag to the front. By order of Major Genoral FRENCH. J... Wonnntt. Chief of Staff, A.A. Q. ‘The following is a list of the officers of the regiment :— Field Oficers—Jotm F. Bendix, Volqpet; Joba W. Mar- shall, Lioulenant Colonel; Jono Missing, Major. Commission ed S'ag—| Martin, Adjatant; Charlos Company 4—Thomas ora, Fir: Murray, Second Lieutenant Company B—Rovert A. Pest, Coons Th. Culbane, second Lieutenant First Lieutenant: J. Whitelow, he Captain, Gabriel Cun- g ex ny C—Thonas J. ~ Diaytom, Allon Young, Brooking, Glasscott and yer, | yioynan First Lieutenant; J. ‘e ‘Lieutenant. | Second.—The city of Brookiya—the first twelve and Finnié; ts. Compe, Worthington: Davies eX stigsby, | Company D—Charles D, Boring, Gmptain; N. . Hal. | Ninologath wards + Qgle and MeLoagtiin; Messrs’ C. Griouell (of sey, Firat Lieutenant; W. W. H. Wiloos, Second Lieu- Se eae rh TA, VMN el BEML wag of z Osborne "Smith, ‘Dover, Markbam, Tv Company E—Alfred Chambertaia, Captain; J.J. 0. Bor- | Puwrth.—Fourth, Sixth, Teoth and Fourteenth wards of (0f Sweden), Foster White, Crawfurd, B. y tA. ri. i Burrow, 8.’ W. Silver, Charles White, tand, fecond 1ieutenant. Pale Company #—John a. Brady, Captein; Alfred Bictry re he i we. feet saserd e — (3 . New! ; Lieutenant; Theodore Rogers Second Lientenant.- 1y H——— Murray, Second L.teutonant. y 1——— Briggs , jn; James R. Smith, tepant. Next Saturday the Ly op will be mustered out, thetr time not expiring until day. DINNSR 4T TAB ASTOR HOUSE. four o’clook Tenth noes were several Natioval Guard, Fifih.—Seveoth and Thirteenth wards of New York, ‘and Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Stxtecat li wards of Brooklyn. » Fifteonth and Ninetecuth wards of New York. Seo. —Niatn, Sixteenth and Twentieth wards of New ¥« Bighth —Twel(th, Kighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, ‘Twenty-first and ‘Terenty -recond ‘warda of Now York, Ninth,—Courtios of Westchester, Rockland and pam. ‘ MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘The steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will leave thie port at noom oa Friday for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Central America and theSouth Pacific ‘witl close at half-past ten o'clock to morrow morning. At bait. cors-of AstoP House, Al ‘thoee i il i Fi : i i E i “ ‘Health of Colonet Responded to by thet The New Yore Hxnaip—Edition for the Pacific—con- t'eman. tatwing all the inmportaat News of thé ten days, for- SecThe Officers and Men of the’ Teath Regiment.” Re Sign ad domestic’ will be feady ot bail past bine o'clock ee ee a , | to-morrow morning. Colonel nad * Biagle copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. ae Colonatteetson of the Astor House.” Captain Charles OMictal Drawings of Marrey, Eddy & “The ae ga Co.'s co wipe Quam Apt, ine “The of Lieutenant Colovel Eider."” ie ta -emag creed @ omaha ; ithe | _atter peverel ether volunteer toasts and soatimeots the | 15> 62; 19, 35, 4. ST, 14, 16, O4, 8, 38, 1. . aright, at the time of the discovery a discus: | entertainment closed very agreeably to all 96, 60, 51 15. 40, 32, 37, 420 4, 25, 41, 11. pton was reiged.asto whether this so-called strait was Ta future ample preparations will be to entertain Ciroulars sent free of charge gddreasing suber wa Shurban’ eodithetes te teers at Woe tee | some act Sewened Sprague is at ~aeee o Covington Kr ore Lows ha v we 5 . ~ pire, It was always Pont se Mery explorers to Mf Washi attending to this matter, so sudden bas bees OMcial Drawings of the Shelby College Pe aa oe hn a the surrounding coast had | them that reception whieh their heroism warrants. Lotteries of Kentucky — ‘9, 1808. + Dom Gapecghiy exam TIONS OF THR TENTH REGIMENT. , 31, 52, 55. 62, 53, 30, 38, 2, 3B. ; Cagtais Susans Cason R. N., after a tribute h cl. tow Sore ehameaey en. ei 22, 31, 62 = 62 hoo 2, 70, 36, B 0 the gemerowity and onthusiasm of Mr. Grinnell, said, ganized Mey 15, 1861, as the National Zouaves, by Colonel | 15, 19, 55, 6%, 30, 28, 32, iT, 33, 00, 23, 43, 66, 31. ecking at the question u a Seouraphical poiut of view, ‘alter W. , and left this State June 5. The Cirouiars sent by add: . Pontes A ir. Halt has iment weut direct (rom this city to Fortress Monroe, lOUN A MORRIS & 0O., id ago, where they became @ portion of the forces of the Liepart- Wilmington, Delaware. + thet many Seat of Virginia, under Gen. Betler. they formed | Meinl Drawings of the Library Asco- Rhe best of dation Company's ay hed . ~ eruth known, declined on the ground that bis “knowledge PERE IIG Bim sa, 05 ° prone 6 . Se eee ante , 3, 61, o'sapn ei e EE atc anes and ie Kae. Wich 19, 00, 32, 46, 7,12, 40, 77, 15, 64, 16, 1, 36, wes:oct oe on Warw! a be ~ Re Keown that tothe orthwest, the neighBorbnod of ' PRANOB, BLLIA & 00., Covington, Ky. Dh ooeameee « Prises Cashed ent Legal zed Batter Shveld also be remembered that the early navigators “ th 4 « Spaced only "ine “beadands other ‘chara and see, Talormetion Oran eirosts Sacomewee oem Me. 6 her of their own accord had given the names of — ~ — of Labr dor, gave an interesting Of missionary exertions amvmg the Mequimaux, and of the babiis and character of tne peo- ple, and among other interesting proofs of the progress civilization he produced a curious book, the work of « one of the watives, illustrated with wood cuts, containing traditiovary scoount of & Scandinavian invasion six or geven Centuries ago, }t was known that they ormed set- }, built charches and houses, and after some cen. 4nd this book pro‘essed to give an ac qount of their incursion. of the di«mites and wars which + @rose im consequence, and of the fina! extermination of ‘the tavaders. Dr. J. Rie, M.D. F.R.G. 8., said, with respect to the ‘alleged untruth(uiness of the fxjuimaux, he had never ) Found an Kaquinauz tell a falsehot nies: it was to gain some particn ar object, and then i conld be detected by a lit pre 8 we aps Where they had no ohyect to gain oould fully rely upon their dotemnt, ee Sew York and Erte Locomotive House Barned—Lees About $30,000. Laat aight, about bal past eight o'clock ‘out im the New York aud Erie locomotive carbouse, Jersey City, frouting on Prospect street, and running to Provost street. fhe fames spread very | eg work, the ‘were valued at about $12,000 each, and are badly “ there wae also a stationary in the which is rendered pearly Otelens~ fire | a im the’ oilroom, at the east end. The was built of wood, about four handred feet in length I cal aoe een - ‘states that tbe losa would be aboot ), Upon: RM, 1 ws reported, there was se insursuer, The Fire in Avenue A. TO THE SDITOR OF THE HERALD. ® In your morning issue of to-day | notice an account of a Hs i ‘ ? i H i rilng Hn Fer tk Bagel rll rapide |, Row ithetanding the Fire Department wero soon batidiog to | AU L lized Lette JORRPH BATHS. Broker, ‘ail stree!, room No. 1, New York. Royal Maevana Lottery.—A Premium paid for Prices. Information furnished, TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street. Bight Cartes do Visite for $1, of Un- 6 t side by aide with the ken’ division of the Filth Ar- Freder: mander, Wherever General Sykes’ regulars have beou mentioned, the Tenth or National Zouaves wilt bave to be fucinded, Many of the returning traops bare exirosed SAE Shy HERG corner #¢ Sorgenss nes oo back win new 7 , 2 Ne the ‘eld. sd w & Wilson's Sewing Machin: FOURTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATK VOLUNIRERS. improvements. | The ex-members of the Fourth regiment New York Vo- ps vn (906 Bronaway, WN. | lumteers (Scott Life Guard), also the members of the Veteran t Life rd, are to meet at No 17 Centre | street. this (Thursday) eveming, at balf-past seven o'clock, — to make arrangements to reccive the regiment on jis re- Made Kasy, by the Use tare, The regiment is expected to arrive in this city on by grovers everyw! 5 Monaay next. THE THIRTEENTH NEW YORK REGIMENT BX ROUTE POR Home. Waswnorex, April 29, 1863. yw York regiment passed through the Matiiard, , Calabraied Chocelate for family use, from 30 | The Thirteenth fes.—For Sale, 5 Large ke, cheap for cash, at 1) Maiden lane. Marshall, their commander, who bas been for some time 3 he “= | eat wage om ort ail dy end tl detanat an | yo veri tnanniageorn, hargean vg Tints. Bot & mem! of the @'Utassey Court. The speech of the FS relay street. Colonel was full of soldier'y pathos, and the parting be- era antina ene eetye'an 4 | auch of the Plictbeot BO witte, i ee gna RM oT | | Le . apes Wine peers. ! Cristadere'’s Hatr tive and Yesterday aftervooe ale. K, F. Wiltlems lauobed from ro Ne yy og De | thle ect ane snty to aplendid piletbret for Se cpplied by fel rua SAM the New York and Sandy Hook pilots. The dimensions Hyperion. Restores and | of the vessel are as follows —Leagth over ail, cighty goes, in ase. fry. | feet; beam, twenty foot six laches; depth of hold, eight : roves. feet, and one huadred sad eleven tous register. Ghe is, the Hatr.— | im outward appearance, very like the Fansie, No. 17, and America | M. A. Williama, No. 19, which were built by the some isn i prove frm. ‘The vessel was gayly decked with colors, and previous Be mee _ to ber gliding into her destined clement our reporter visit. jo Raw betoweGecte, | fae estén i dated op Jn 0 lunarioun of the Urt- fine v Tae cing = ica sriie, the foxes a = covered ae ot Bruseela 1, the lockers, apply the place of }, are of velvet, im biack and green. There are six berths in the or under the balf deck. A co, ee peng cna ad nL pantry. & Co.'s eat Cure by Van Devers. the 1p. ‘Trecece.—Mareh rigsing by Bow. oilr aad | Tontn any seer ious ole of te Tue following pilte | Ais sian pos, toa . 04 all din Peterson , Clark, Conneity , | — sein, by he ner A ere jock the ties w! bovod Every Soldtce Sheald Have Them = het enced ray mud abe gided ito | S"reain Vorinisers, Yast medica propavntign Rr ve ns ot Me pert the vitadned Bronchial Troomes) 6 Certainly Telennte bo soldiers in toe Hittle danghter jormmed Daptinwal peta, and | feet sauabed, 1 yf SAOYOd mI Lee Hiri service, and called her the BF. Witiinens: A very tag many, siervioss tnghits the Weary Solio WOuld be part) of ladics wat foutemeD Were on beard. aid af geeliwers Bre, Wom, “e8 tne ihclt naitinn awl the lao partwok of & bountiful fevast. A large cnn ved -v ro A, ” hires Of panple were prenemt te seo U6 Ieumals, aod ty | ‘wane ‘tary mew woe Maly pr tah ver 8 bear y 408 upced la bor fuyere @oed bal andy i ne a ee us wore coats por bon General Marmaduke’s command consiste of Missourians, - PRE Hate—White’s Spring Styles of Wats are tive Dress Lats, Bolt, Demperiat ang Mil vary; Also C8", Av Browaway. Tre Lady Readers of the Ht Wish~ fom Gnlver Bewts ana shove, Weddtus Biiyprrs aud Gs!.orn Front MILLER & OV, 387 Onnat street Brooks’ Spring Bouts and Balmorats— r le and of fine quality, at LOKIN BROOKS & BONS, 44 Browiway, commer of How ard street Barnam’s Maseum Will be Crowded To- Perfor ay tooo Laas te Rad A Ne Fund Insurance Company, dway Orplaa's Fund of the Now Vite Fi odo-hall the profits cr gevou vere GRAMAM, President, Flanew Banccwan, Booretary Banod.—Oo Wodnesday, April 20, Tuowsn J, Banoo, onthe and I a. “he Of the family and those of bis brother, Dennis. aro respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Thuredey) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 319 Kaat Thir- Basman—McConnm10cun.—On Tuesday, April 28, by the Rev, Richard Brovnan, Damen Brunaw to Rewwoc third daughter of the iate Heor: 4 Hi ‘SLanon—Boornr.. Rov. Dr. Brash, Guorau W. Buawcu A., young- ‘the late- John D. Bogert, all of this city. ent of No “Cusruan—Tours.—On Wednesday, April 29, at the ‘Charea of the Holy Trinity, by the Rov. A. N. Littlejohn, Cu! to Euseanew eldest Gnugiter of Hear ‘Tomes, eq, , all of us ; Mar. Canioa Frewea April of Brooklyn. Sawati—Minoranncon.—On Wodnesday, April 29, at the Norte church, Bridgeport, Coun., by the Rev. Matson M. Smith, E. 0. Sawats, of this city, 0 ANmmr A., young est daughter of Dr. K. 8. Middicbrook, of Bridgeport. No cards. () Chicago, Albany and California papers please copy. Wee Fasosir-—De Wednesday, April 29, by the Rov. J. P. Nowman, Davip W. Wison to Awe M. Fane. Lim, afl of this city. Died. Avuns —On Wodnesday, April 20, Mrs. Wau. Ameen, aged 22 years and 10 months. ‘Tho tives and friends are tend the funeral, from her late residence, $26 Pear! street, ou Friday afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Anxerr.—At Fernandina, Fla., oo Sunday, April 15, GworGx Annet, in the 30th year of his age. ren.—At’ Danbury, Connecticut, on Wednesday, April 29, R. F Browen, 30 years. funerct will take place from his restdence on Friday afternoon at bali past two o'clock. Trains leave Twenty- seventh strect depot at seven and balf-past vine o'clock A.M. Brapy.—On fucsday morning, April 24, after a short itiness, Jawns Brapy, ® native of Prumcourath, county Meath, frolaud in the 40th year of his age. ‘The fricnds of the family are invited to attend the fa- Neral, from bis late residence, hapa th wd ptreet, Go- wanws, this (Thursday ) a(ternoon, at two dclock. pagaceeypeo om Friday, Apri) 17, at Stono Inlet, 8. C,, on board of the United States sloop-of -war Pawnee, Avsistant Paymaster Faxpenicx R., only son of Joveph K. and Maria |. Curtis, in the 27th year of his age. Funeral services at the Church of the Holy Apoaties, corner of Twenty-cighth strect and Ninth avenue. on Friday afterncon, at one o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cémotery. ‘Cam —On Tuesday, April 28, of disease of the heart, Joan Cain, aged 26 years and 3 months. The {riends and eapectfully invited acquaintances to attend the juneral, this (Thursday) morning, at ten Gem we ‘1. 29, of consomption ot. byron Christy, aged 24 Cwnuerr.—On Wednesday, Frepamscxa, the beloved wife yearn, T mouths and § days. Ty ) afternoon , at two o'clock, from , 206 Stanton street, L 30, 1863. ' : : 0m Wedvenday, Apo 2. Sows Canc ane, MISCELLANEOUS. Texoasren, age? 10 y vrs and 4 months, a pagive ath oboud. : me . erent The raatives vnd irioeis of the fantly are renpe tulle PPR PSN CpRe von Ren rd wvited io vitoud te funeral on heday ownwaz. at ball | rH ALOMB COCIN, past vine ofcioek, from bie fate rostonce, New 163 tudow | PIALONS COOIM we . ” *7, G roi au a iN" Pow Laaravs —Ou Momiay, Apett 27, at Cour ofchet, Mawr | PM ATONR COetee wm Pena amt 8 Law w y aitornoom, Aprtt 2%, Joun 0. PUALON'S COGIN PUALON'® 0% PHL ALON COU Monviemy, of « The favieral o'olock, from his late reel de atroet.* Tho retati mombore of Hen wpectiully wviled Laationd without Cor at 3 Musvany.—On Thursday, April 23, in Washington, 0. UP Ol, CC, of consumption, Parmex HH. Morvanr, aw of | FOR THR Halt pariah Loamagh, Kings county, irotuad, wa the Sock year oye sun atte Of Bis we POK VHB BALK Pemupat Dept 51 Bi oat ony, The relatives and frivnda of tho family are reancetfuily | vO THE Readit parson invited to attond tho {nneral, frou bis iste eosidence, 21 x TNE it avenue B, botwoon Fourteonth and Fifteonth wiroots, this | POR CHE i (Thursday) aftormoon , at two o'clock pro Manunyiiise—Ab Hudaon City, ov Tuc the residence of har mother, Mee. MALL BOTTLES 30 ¢ uum, aged 27 yoars, 6 months and MALL BOTTLES 5) ¢ ‘The rointtves and friends of the y SMALL BOTTLES Ww ¢ Invited to attend tl funoral, ow Friday a{teragoe, at (wo Marries : ¢ o'clock i we Boston BOPTLEs SHALL BOTTLHs 3) CZRTR. + April 28, ab a at 4.0 URN TA MALL BOI Tbe wee Manve ara! will take place this (Thursday) aflorav0a, at two o'Gluck. Mcksy,—At nis residence, Pacific treat, Brookiyn, on ¥ Wednesday, April 20, Dawn: Mackay, Kaq., in the 634 TMPROVE THE HUMAN MATIC Your of his ago, oldost son of the late ilugh Mackay, fisq., ‘ ny Ae 9 Knookmore House, county Antrim, Ireland cmon Monrny.—(m Tuesday. April 24, at hor residence, No. 6 White's piace, 18 West Kighteenth street, Kirun Miaeur, ened 66 years. Tho funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clook par Wing ah on we Ovens. —On Tuesday, April 28, Carnims Ginnows, yeung- ae ae A est souol John J. and Annie Olone, aged 1 year and $ yaRp PUOTOORAPHS. mont ‘The friends of tae family are respectfully invited u: tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at @olock, from 656 Seventh avenue. Soreloon wil bebeld at the Chureh of the Ascension, eorner of Fifth avenue and Tenth street, ou Friday moro ing, at balf-past ten o'clock. The relatives and frionds invited to attend without further notice. The remains O'Bninnsin Brook 7, ’ Wedwonda 29, of ev. —I1 SH on ', Aprit 1 a nlonela 4 Lioteunut Colonels Bi Other divers. Offi ers of the Navy. (O26 Statesmen. long and severe’ , the wed wife of Peter | including repr O’Brien, aged 49 years aud 3 months, a native of couaty Paintings Statues, 4. Westmeath , pariah of Ballymore, | e CATALOGUES BENT ON RECKIPT OF STAME. ‘The remains will be takeo {ror her lato residence, 193 | Au order tor 100 Pictures from our @otatogvie Witt be Atled on receipt of $15, Tiliary street to St. James’ church, Jay street,on Friday Morning, at nine o'clock, where a solemn requiem mans will be offered for the repose of her soul. The relatives baited the family are respectfully invited to at- Dublin and Westmeath papers please copy Prrramon.—On Wednesday, April 20, the beloved wite sent by mail feve. GRAPHIC ALBUMS Of these we manufacture a great variety, ranging ia priow from ) conte 9 $00 each, bave (he reputation ef being sup-rior to beaa- ty to any others, rkinds can be safely sent by mall ate postage of one ‘ont per ounce. The more expensive oues can be sent by exyrene of John ’etterson, in the 30th year of her age. We also kes i oti tof Hor friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited | 5 STERKOKOOFES AND STERESCOPIC VIRWH, to atiend fumeral, from her late residence, No. 14 Our Catalogue of these will be seat to any Cai ad .e Thames street. eoipt of tammy a MT. ANTHONY, Pumerom——On Wednosday morning, April 20, of con- Manufnetarers of Pheogreyhle Materia, sumption, Catnaniva, the beloved wife of John T. Pron Friends or relatives of prommant sallits peek ing, aged 34 yours. The relatives and friends of tho family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Memorial Chureh, corner of Hammond street and’ Waverley placo, on Fri day afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will bo taken to New London Now London papers please copy. Broma.—On Monday, April 27, Stevanw Sronm, cidest tug tet Tem: war sd returne! aoinjured UNIONS, LINVERTH! owt Dy ARI, way, fRéfers to physiriaue aad eur & favor by Kept rare! ully Chitropod geous of the city, i ts IRECTION LABELS AND TAGB—ALL KINO jate Joba G. storm and grandson of (he late D co 8 ayn win pruled ind fay au eS mity aro respectfully Bak parchaners “a VicroR KB. MAUGEW'S, Chemnert Trinity chnreb, this aoe omnes Yernoon, at half-past five o cock, without KAFNKSS, itation, te D NOISES IN THE MEAD, Souza —On Tuesday morning, April 28,0f consump BORK THROAT Mon, ALrHons: Somaa, in ae Joar of his ago. cuRnon SO ATARR The rolutives aud (rieads of the family, and of the late used by V IHEKNBEAG, Ooullet and Awctat, John Redmond, aud also City Lodge, No! 181, 1. 0. of O. peed iw on F., aro. respectfully invited to aMond the funeral, this No. 510, BROADWAY. (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock, fram his late resi - Genco, So. 154 Tams Twenty fourth streot YE.—AVRRY DISEASE OF THK KYE Sawrxn.—On Wednesday morning, April 20, Mes. Maw orny Sawer, wite of Aloxander H, sawyer ‘The funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon At one o'clock from Ler late residerce, corner of North. Firat and reventh streets, Williamsburg. The friends of the family are respectlully invited to attend, without further notice Srrvevs,-—Iv Brook yn, on Wednesday, April 29, after a short jlinoss, Tuomas Stavens, of Middictown Polak, X. J, aged 78 years aud 11 months. ‘The funeral wili take piace from the residesce of bis son, Barlow Bteveus, corner of Clermont and Lafayote yon Friday after yur o'clock nd neighbors are invited to aliend without (ur ther notice. Maine, ObiPand New Jersey papers please copy wrEN.-—On Weduerday morning, April 2 y REQUIRING RITHKR MEDICAL OR SUROTOAL TREATMENT ATTENDED TO BT Ooulivt a At bis consulting roars, No. #16 Boondway yee CARPETINGS, OL CLOTHS, COON AND CHINA MATTING ataticactive prices. All goods guaranient af (KAM Alt DEKBON'H, W Bowery VAS VIXTURES A FINE ASSORTMENT at one cheap. Piiinbing and pay citing dene oobck, Eusaum F,, widow of Captain Poior B. Van | “gxnerictoed men sent to all parte of the country Beuren. ALULX. McKENZIE, uml er and Hyde Foginess. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of ker son-in-law, R, & Fosdick, 916 Broadway, thiv (Yhureday) afternovn, at half past two o'clock Loulavtile (Ky.) papers pieans copy ‘Wats.avs,—On Tuoaday, April 25, of water on Us Cannan M. Watsace, only cliid of J. BU. and L. KR. Wi Gow PENA —THE BEST AND THK CUBArEAR, AP TA. MOUTON S25 Maiten lave, New Fork, SEN FORSTER AND TUR FLAG OF TRUCE. G Bond no more Gaga of irae. If you want Washingtem re an | ta A ‘al © Photograph of thie yeoue, Price Me teas Just pu Ashen aT ANTHONY, Of Broetwag. } ‘HBR METROPOLITAN BAN OTK REPORTER. <OMROUR aY | THe MEEROPOLITAN by AND GWYNNE @ DAY. BANKERS This publication te (oe most complete woanual of Bease aod Bank Not hed i eurreet, que" of the Kank Notes ieued im the Cn a correct and careful deseripaon of alt fim felts and altered notes, I, os pobiished Clty-—by Carrere, s nag 1% Ban funeral, at their residence, No. 13 #t. Timothy's place. oe street, thin (Thursday) afiernoon, at ove o'clock. Witsos,—On Tuesday, April 24, Kasmer A., son of Cap. | tain Horace A. and Susan E, Wilson, aged 2 years, three | mopths and 10 days. The friande of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, thie (ihurdaday) afvernooo, at two © clock, frum 118 South Fourth street Wiiliamsbarg. Rostou and Maive papers please Woov.—On Tnesday, April 28, Groin Wasiwcrow Woon. youngest von of Wilham Mf, and Amy Wood, im the 61b year of bis age. $275 Woea'y 175 Keens suonthly ‘ ¥ rutin, fii he family are invited to stand the tan pear Urleans, Sergeant Y eral, from irand street, this (ibursday) after pees, and 6 yb, Con endees aad Sixty Siesccneasettons York | Boon, at ove o'clock, without further notice. ritete, Caserta, 37 Wer? Senet ante Qotunteers, sou of W. J, Cogsweil, of Jamaica, Long | om " 3 Li TAM COLN BOOK be given iaatie to Island MISCELLANKOUS. | each subscriber of the KEPORTER who pays one year te Notice of funeral hereafter, ~ wis ance. Donaan.—On Tuesaday. April 28, Many Dorcas, wife of A GOOD SV'RING MEDICINE. | ¥ fe " Atdrese Propretors Metropo tian Bank N te Reporter, ‘Thomas Lorgea, and of Jobe , 4 “hits ay Gok ean ; : : : . . ° OTE Set Uieet, Mow Hort. frieede Telatives are respectfully invited to s—T-10—x end the funeral, from her late residence, No. 425 Second -—— BERSCHAUM " enue, this iy) alterroom, at two o'clock KES PLANTATION BITTERS ‘W BRLOMK STREET, NEW YORK 787. Davian,. Wednesiay ‘OLLAK & BON, oanut of Merr-chaum Pi April 29, aabort , thie eno toma and Flea Deviim, aged 4 years, 10 months 2 the iamily are respectfully ‘The retatives and irionds of invited to attend the funeral, from the residenve of his parents, 1424 treet and avenne, this (tharsday) alternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. Gavi —LB Tuesday, April 28, of disease of the heart, bey ome beloved wife of James Gaddis, iu the 60th year of . ‘The relatives ‘and friends A the family are invited to aitend the funeral, from ber late reevdesce, No. 207 Wast Ferty fourth street, this (Thursdey) stternoon, at one o'clock. The remaibe will ‘be interred in New York Bay Cemetery. Gaxnert.—At Bloomingdale, on Wednordtay, April 29, Marinos M., daughter of Abrabam H. Garrett The friends and rélatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral ser: joes, without further notice, in St. Michael's courch, Broadway, corner of 100(0 sireet, oo Friday afternoon, at throe o'clock. ednenday, April 20, Suman Guay, wife of Geo. W. Gray, aged 36 yearn The (riends of the ‘amily are lnvited W attend the fune- ; ral, (rom her late residence, 40 Fiest street, Brookizn, on Friday aflermoon, at ove o'clock. Howanv.—In Brook! in, om Wednesday, April 29 Tasnen, infant som of Joreph 4, dr ‘Tae frienda of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the tumeral services, at No. 16 Willow street, on Friday morning, at eleven 0 clock HAMA O- Wednesday. April 29, ot the residence of her brother-in-law, William Gayte, 148 Madinon stroct, of Calestes aud Aun ‘22 years and § months. od Cal, om Thursday, Maret 24, Mr. Joux Hurgom, in the 66th year of hisage. Ha remains were interred in the Lore Mountain ( emetery. eee Mr. Jobo pane was 6 .4on, having been thrown from bis while crossing , break This shoulder bisde and several of his ribs op the Gra (itting, doing an oxiennive busi Brooklyn. in 1640 he started be continued In tis bupiners until Kear ae Weloentay 20, alter a abort itiowe, «Youngest of Michael and Phil lepena t , $ months and 17 days, The ‘the. are requested to attend the funeral, thie ) at two o'clock, from the residence of Ler parents, 64 Cumberiand etreet, Brouk. lyn. auxgot. —{a Brooklyn, on Wetoosday Pi beloved Thertiati res and friends of the femty are compe ef 4 awed to atid the faa ai. [rm be late anidgnon. 177 w 1 (ot torment, 0 Fretey marneng Am Weduewtay. Agel be was one of the first to ortablinh | nS ' 00 © BOLGUARS 1 ew et Pipes am We ony Meee ‘They purify, strengthen and invigoraie 1» 4. 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