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SPeration ones to warrant fivally the adoption of sound “This is quidstion for the consideration of the head of the War Department, avd of the Presi- dent, who by the constitution is made the legal and responsible Commander-in Chief of the army and navy. It is to be hoped that a new leaf will be ti , and that a fatal blow will be etruck in Virginia or Tennessee, or both, before the warm weather paral yes military operations. Tue Lave Foxny Newsparer Riot i Pamd- PELrHiA.—The proprietors of the Philadelphia Age ought to be greatly obliged to the parties ‘who were concerned in getting up the late flasco of @ riot against that eslablisament. There is nothing which helps a new journal more than ‘an abortive attempt of this kind. ‘The Age, which has been started only a few weeks, would have had up hill work before it but for this lucky circumstance. People will now ask for and read it who otherwise might never have seen it. Let it not be inferred from this that the Age is without qualities to recommend it. [t is, on the contrary, in a literary sense, one of the best, if not the very best, journal that has beon established in that one horse city, Phiiadelphia. Its conductor is Mr. Francis J. Grund, a gentle- man of high literary attainments, an aecom- plished linguist, and a correspondeut of several of the leading European newspapers. He has also had loug experience politician, and no one is better acquainted with the spriags of our Political machinery and with tlio iieu who move them. In the arrangements and manage:nent of his new enterprise he has, however, conmitted some errors. He is, in the first place, a little too | copperhead and too gencral in his denunciations of the administration—a serious blunderforaman | ‘ofhis experience. The acts of the Cabinet should | be judged separately on their merits, aud with reference strictly to the objects to be attained. Where they afford grounds for censure it should be visited upon them; where they admit of ap- proval it should not be withheld. When a con- trary course is pursued the effect of just criticism is lost. Another mistake which Mr. Grund bas committed is that of associuting ‘with him in his undertaking a team—not a team ike that of Bonner, of the Ledyer, but a couple of vulgar and ignorant politicians, who, aa a | claes, rarely or ever run smoothly in harness, and who will certainly upsct’it uniess he can @anage to keep them well under control. This is no easy matter, as we kaow to our cost. Some thirty years ago we tried our hand at it in Philadelphia under similar conditioua. We had our team, and pretty tight pulling it Was. Disgusted at last with the vulgurity, ig- morance and impudence of the politicians, who fought to use us for their own dirty purposes, we kicked over the concern and came on to New York. Here, when singly and unaided we started a new enterprise, the same game tried with us. Political adventurers, find- that we could promote their views, made sorts of cea to us, We had had » however, of the cortupt crew, and, them at arm's length, pureued an in- mt course, neither caring for their wns nor their favors. The result proved the wisdom of our determination. To it is to be attributed in a great measure the unexampled ie tions with which they are allied. It was re- eerved for us to show that a newspaper, all such trammels and consulting only the general good, can alone reap the re- wards of extensive patronage. We make Mr. Grund « present of our experience. It only re- quires that and a little more moderation in his criticism of the acts of the administration to render his journal as much respected in a po- ditical as it is estimable in a literary point of view. ++ Tux Minrrary Tatat oy Mr. VaLLannicuas.— Tn another part of this journal we publish the sdetails of the military trial of Mr. Vallandig- ham. We have often given our opinion as re- gards the peculiar views of this gentleman, and denounced them as absurd. We however can ‘but say that we consider the arrest and trial of Mr. Vallandigham equally as absurd and ridica- ous on the part of the administration asany act of bis which has ever come to our knowledge. We discussed freely the Confiscation act, as well as the Conscription act, before they were passed. ‘We were opposed to them in a measure; but, now that they have become law, we support ‘them in all fairness and patriotism. We can- not understand why Mr. Vallandigham should ‘be made to undergo a military trial because he saw fit to denounce certain acts of the govern- ment. Even our constitution a citizen may dis -cuss if he pleases, and may state where he sees opportunity for amendment. Why then should all discussion upon the acts of the government tbe interdicted? We consider the arrest and trial of Mr. Val- Jandigham a gross wrong done to individual rights, and wonder that Mr. Lincoln should have permitted such s proceeding. On the part * of Stanton and Halleck nothing would surprise however absurd and arbitrary it but that President Lincoln, to do what is right, should allow the per- petration of such an outrage, astonishes us, we must admit. The rosult of the trial of Mr. Val- landigham will, we predict, amount to about as @obbery of the Santa Fe Mail by Guerillag # Bassas Orrt, Mo,, May 11, 1868. The Santa Fo stage, en rouls to Santa Fe, was robbed on Friday night near Black Jack, forty miles from here, y I ae Sef ware: er, ee ae aie express matter sano, NEW »YORK ) HERALD, TUESDAY, |IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI. Operations of Gen. Grant Between Vicksburg and Jackson. INVISTMENT OF JACKSON. SOME FIGHTING ON THE BIG BLACK RIVER. REPORTED REPULSE OF OUR TROOPS. The Fate of the Newspaper Cor- respondents, &., be, be, Casno, May 11, 1963. ‘The Memphis Bulictin eays:-— We learn that Jackson is already invested, and thut the rebels have no way of getting out of Vicksburg but by cutting their way through the national forces, The steamer Horizon, during the-ongazement at Grant Gulf, ran on tO a snag and sank sedinalbenaened thousand rations, Most of tho rations wore lost. It waa the pontoon bridge over the Big Black rivor that ‘was destroyed, instead of the railroad bridge, Seone of General Grant's Operations, Tis ; xaaghe” i} BYRAMS ER a ee > Ae Rebel Accowats. TELEGRAMS TO THE RICHMOND BXAMINEG. Jacason, May 6, 1663. ‘The enemy are reported in force near Edwards’ depot, four miles this side of Big Black. They captured four of our pickets. BECOND DESPATCH. Jacxaon, May 6, 1863. The enemy were repulsed yemerday on Anderson's ferry,on the Big Black, after four hours severe fighting. CAPTURE OF NEWSPAPER OURRESPONDENTS. Vicxeuura, 4, 1863," ‘To.General 8. Coorza :-— aa : Last vight two large barges heavily inden with hospital and commissary stores, with a email tug between them, attempted to pass here. They were burned to the water's @dge, and twenty-four prisovers taken from them, emong whom are one corréspondent of the New York World,two of the New York Tribwne and one of the Cincianatl Timer. J.C. PEMSERTON, Lieut. Gen. Commanding. Musical, Miss Parker made her fires appearance last night in Vordt’s great opora, ‘I! Trovatore.”” We are ever anx- fous to encourage native talent; but ta this instance we find it in too crude a shape for indulgences. Miss Parker, ‘whose voice is sweet but feeble, has no cultivation, and seems utterly ignorant of the first rudiments of the stage business. Her movements are devoid of grace. In fact, it ig easy to sce she ts totally unaccustomed to acting, which fact, added to ber want of cultivation as regards singing, renders her attempt to appear upon our operatic s0ene entirely to boid. Tt was a relief to listen to the fine voice of Mile. Sulzer, who, a8 usnal, sang and octed admirably. The same is to be said of Signore Mazzoleni and Bellini, who were im- mensely appiunded. At the end of the third act it was Prvemge rtrd Mazzoleni was too hoarse to continue the pe oe yr Sbriglia. at a moment’s notice, assumed e rea whi he did most successfally. ‘To-morrow evening “lone” will be given again, with Mme. Guerraoolia ay one. Mme. De Luxsan gives @ concert to-morrow evening at Dodworth's Hali, The programme is very attractive, in- Cluding the names of some moet popular artists. More Railroad Injanctions. MARLEM KAILROAD COMPANY STILL FURTHER RR- STRAINED. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Hon, Judge Hilton. Mar 11.—John J. Phelps, William H. Smith, Wiliam of New York, vt. the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of sit play ghee New York and Harlem Rail pany.—On reading the complaint in this action and the aida kof obert Campbell annexed thereto, and motion of Gilbert Dean, counsel 1 for the plain, : 8 Hh a! § PY son, beld a meeting to-day relative to the barbor defences. Wothing definite bas been yet concluded. Promotions im New York Regiments. Avnanyt, May 11, 1863, Ormaby, to be Major in the Twenty-second rogi- ‘Tpatrice Connelly to be Major in the Twenty-ffth regi- ‘(pute Hartmann to be Colonel ig the Twenty-ninth reg) Alexander Von Scbiumbach to be Lieutenant Colouel spaniel Metzger to De Major” tm the Twenty ninth regi PY parnes Sloan to be Major tm the Thirty.first regi- B. Houslam to be Major iu the One Hundred and Tpoughten to be Golooel im the One Hundred and srw Oiecra vo be on yar hy ey Frew artillery. -s vat E MAY 12, 1863, TRIPLE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. WAR GAZETTE. OFFICIAL, Order Respecting Re-enlistmonts. GENKRAL ORDERS—wNO, LL]. Wan Duvarraxyt, Ansuvanr Gawenat’s Orvice, } Wasermarom, May 1, 1863. 1—From and aftor the Ist day of May all eulistments Of volunteers ahall be under the special charge and diree- tion of the Provost Marshal General, under tho rules and regulations heretofore made, which are hereby continued iu force, and such other rules of the dopartment as may from time to tane be made, All disbursing offcers and all other offlcers connected with the enlistment of volan- tors will report to him, I1.—Officors of regiments going out of service by reason Of the expiration of their term, may, with the concent of thetr respeotive Goyenors, re-enlist their regiments wi'b- in thirty days from the expiration of the original aerviea for a torm of three years, unlces sooner discharged, and upon the regiment having filled up within the thirty days aforesaid, the officers shall be restored to their rank a8 from the dato of thoir original commissions. This how- ever will give no claim to pay for the time between moater out and re-entry into service. UL—The law provides that a man who enlists for threo Years, unlogs sooner discharged, 18 entitled to one months pay in advenco upon the mustering of bis oom- pany mto the service of the United Bates, oF after ho shall have been mu:tered into and joined ® regiment siready in the service, and 0 @ bounty of ove hundred dollars, twenty-five dotiass.of which is be paid in advance when his comma: y ts organized, muster im roile made out and the mustering oficcr's cer Ufloate xiven thereto, or after be eball bave been mus tered into and joined a regiment already tu the service. IV.—Hereafter regiments of volunteers waviug ‘he , Geld on account of expiration of term of service wiil be Permitted, on the application of their officers, who ehall undertake t hold themselves respovetble for their safe delivery, to take thetic arms and accoutrements to the place of diecharge, to be delivered to the Governor of the St te OF Co officors appointed by him to receive them. The ring and accoutrements will be held subject to reissue te the men on re-enlistmout im their former companies and regiuneats, By ordor of the oe SFCRETARY OF WAR, E. D. Towneswn, Arsixtvnt Adjutant General. Order Relative to the Conscription Act. QRKERAL ORDER—NO. 112. War Daranoumr, Apraxr Gunmeai’s Orrice, Wasuimcton, May 1, 1863, Under the Eoroitment act, drafted mon wilt be actually fn the United States service as soldiors from the fae} of being drafted, It is, therefore, crdered that they be pus in uniform, and provided with Knapsacks, baversacks, canteons, tin cups, spoons, Ac., a8 BOON as they report to the district Provost Marshals. The Quartermaster Geno- ral will All to requisitions of the Provost Marshal General for cloth ing, &c., for this purpose, to be dolivered at each porate as the lattor may designate, By order of the . SECRETARY OF WAR. &. D. Townsxxp, Assistant Adjutant General. GENERAL NEWS. Wasmnorow, May 11, 1863. QENBRAL HITCHOOCK, MILITARY GOVERNOR OF WASH- INGTON. Major General Hitchc.ck has been assigned to duty temporarily as Acting Miltary Governor of Washington, General Martindale having obtained a brief toave of ab- wence to visit his home in New York on private business. AVPATES ON THR NANSEMOND. Information from the Nansomond reproseats the river olear of redel batteries and sharpshooters, and steamers are running to Buff.ik as usual. DEATH OF THU RESSL GENERAL RARE, VAN DORN. “The Richmond Dispatch of May @vb sys that officta! ia- formation has bere received anmeunciug the death of neaiee Senge Teel Sin Den Marin LO Siete ee ‘Teh inst. ‘TRAITORS IM ONOUTAW COUNTY, mrss. ‘The existence of an asscotation formed fer the purpose Of rendering aid and comfért to the enemy bas been dis covered tm Choctaw county, Miss. Twelve citisens have already been arrested, and some twenty others are being sought for. The secrets of the organisation were ob-_ tained by a loyal citizen, who, having suspected its ox- latence for somo time, joined for the purpose of breaking up the nest of traitors. DEATH OF J. MADISON COUTTS, J. Madison Cutts, Second Comptroller of the Treasury, died this morning of pneumonia. This gentienaa had an eFperience of two generations in pubiic office, and his death is deplored im tbe oldor circles of sucicty as well as by all the friends of the late Judge Douglas, of whese family he was the most trusted surviving counsellor. The duties of the office of Becond Comptrotior have beea enor. mously enlarged simce the beginning of the war, and is is ‘Dut truth towsy that Mr. Cutts’ persistent attention to business, night and day, laid the foundation of the disease that has carried him from the stage of useful and con- epicuous public service. RECOVERY OF UNION DEAD. ‘The friends of « sergeant of our army who was killed and busied at Fredericksburg, mate an application to the rebel authorities for permission to send within the rebel lines and disinter and remove his remains. Colonel Ould, the rebel Commissioner of Exchanges, bas just sont 8 reply to this application to Col. Ludlow, stating that such requests cannot be granted. He says, however, that where the death of a Union prisoner is well established, and the place where his remains are interred can be cer- tainly identified, om application such bodies will be taken up and forwarded to the friends of the deceased, provided that with such application sufficient fands are sent to de- fray the expenses of exhuming and forwarding the re- mains to City Point, Va., to be delivered to our flag of truce boats. THE CASE OF COLONEL D’vTAssY. ‘The ’Utassy Court Martial beld « short seesion to-day. ‘The accused continued the examination of witnesses, whose evidence tended to contradict that of former wit- esses for the government. No evidence has yet been Pept st Aenrtrccmry | disproving the more —s the charges as proven by the government thus IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA. Arrival of Union Reinforcemente—Re- treat of the Rebels, dec. Guarron, May 11, 1863. There are now no rebels om the line of the railrords in West Virginia. ~ Suppression of the New York Free Journs}, New York Caucasian and o Number of Other Newspapers. Sr. Loum, May 11, 1863. Timas, and the |, has been probi! this miliary 4) } Pere Justice Quackenbush at the Jeffersca Market Paice Court, @o charge of stealing money letters out of the Post Office. 4 wepectedles dn LL) Seminary 1t was sunpected that bad purloined them, and ® pe Kn Ly Ly ~ 5 ES tbe act. A letter, containing Atee dollars th marked bilis, was addressed whe of the institation and dropped into the Post Ganthier went down town for his letters aa Pay iT a to retaip ry use. tbo aobused wr comstineed for : . own fault of $2,000 bail. ro ee Exriomon Ur Town Last Miamt,—About bait pay Rpg Jo ON agaaies in eraser: tion with a catridge aT cin sirect, oes the Fast river, exploded concussion, which was distinctly heard The fao- par Be Tay ne uses around elev, the macy in- stances demoitebed. Sixty esc00a pe A C'eloelt thie morning. ts gpehinthalias ouR RAID IN GEORCLA’ The Rebel Official Account of the Capiure of Col. Streight. Sixteen Hundred Union Cavalry in the Mands of the Rebels, "hee Mery he * ‘Tornanoma, Tenn. , May 6, 1963 To General 8. Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector Geueral: — Ou the 18th of April the exemy, moving from Corinth Yowards Tuscumbia, crossed Lear orcek with five rogt ments of cavairy and two of infantry, and ten pieces of ar fillery. Colonel Reddy, commanding, fought thera on the 18th with oue regiment, capturing more than one hundred Piisoners and one pices of artillery, with horses and oniaeon, losing #tx ktiled and twenty wounded. The ene- my after burying their dead, fell back, and on the 19th were reinforced to threo full brigades, the whole under command of General Dodge. Skurmishing comtinued om the 9th, 20th, 2ist, 224 and 234, On the night Of the 19th the enemy landed troops at Fastport from @ jarge number of eteamors, and burned the t0wn and houses en several plantations. On the 24 Roddy fought thom, Their tose gas beavy, ours alight, He coatected every tach olergand, But fa'ttwg back bofore oy rwheliming forces, the evemy advanged and entered Tu-cvmbie on the 26th. The enemy edvaseed towards Decatur, a8 (F ne Lown ereek. Nothing more ocenrred up@t (Bo 26th. On that day Forrest, wih bis brigade, having been @piored by me from Columbia, areived sud engaged them ali day, with the .086 Of one ki!'o4 and three w: unded. ‘The Hons of the every was heavy, Forcest Suiting bok. Uu the 26th Forrest discovered a hoivy ferceot caval- ry under Colonel Straicht, marebing on Moultor nnd Blounteville. General Forrest pursued thie fores with two regiments, fighting him alt day and night at Driver's Gap, ot Sand Mountain, with & loes of Ove ktlied and Atty ‘wounded—< nptains Forrest eod Thompson it ts feared mortaily. The enemy left on the ficid fifty killed, one hundred and Oty wounded, burned fifty of his wagons, tarred loose two hundrot and ffty mules and one hundred filty negroes, and pursued his way towards Biountavitic, Gadeden arid Rome, Ga. On tho 34 of May, between Gadadeon and Romo, after five days and nizbts of fighting and marching, General Forrest captured Colonel Stroight and bis whole command, edout 1,600, with rifles, horses, &o. BRaXTON BRAGG, News FROM TENNESSEE, Defeat of Guerill: with J Heavy Loss. Loumvuse, Ky., May 10, 1863. Portions of the Ninth and Kleveath Kuntucky cavalry, wndor Colone! Jaorba, on Saturday attacked @ guer: camp bear Horseshoe Bend, on tho Cumberiaad river, Capturing eight prisouers, $ This morning Colovel Jacobs’ camp was attacked by the guerillas, and after two buars’ hard fighting the rebots wore driven back in great contusion umd with heavy bea. Lanawon, May 11, 1863. Colonel Jacobs hea had a hard Sght of eight hours with the reboi Morgan. Colonel Jacobs’ loss was heavy, but bo has succecded in gotting ali his men on the north aide Of the river, and will be reinforced. THE NAVY. Navy, “Yara Theshs: ‘The Sunqnehaana fs discharged her powter end @& feady to be turned over to the artisans, ‘The Cirosssian will bo hauled iat the wharf ina day Or lwo, Sue will have ber boilers relitied, aud bo put la complete order. The Sabine ts mearly ready for sea, and the Semiuole end Sumter will sail ia a few days. ‘The Ino will receive an addition to her battery ia about ton days and be (tied out as soon as possible. About tive thousand men are employed at present in the yard, aod everything bears the appearance of ac tivity. ‘The United States steamer Bermuda, Captain J. W. Smith, will leave the Philadelphia Navy Yard on the 18th inet, for Port Royal, Key Wost and Fast and West Guif blockading squadrons. Latters and packages should be sent to that yard to go by that vessel. ‘Tho United States brig Bainbriage, D. Lvnch, Comman- der, from Aspinwall, twenty-two days, arrived af this port yesterday. Annoxed is a list of her officers:— Commander—Dominick Lynch. Acting Maser and Barcutive Legge tay ge Ba eee Sailing Master—Joho W. Beasley. Aeting Assan! Sargent. %.N. Nucl dain Master's Maes—¥rank Fisher, joha D, Gus- Captain's Clerk—Wra. N. Page. ‘be Sunflower sailed yesterday from the Navy Yard for Key West. Sho wea fitted out in Boston, but pat in here for repaire to her machinery. She will be used as a tug and despatch boat at Key West. Jamm Apana.—The side-wheel gunboat James Adger, which towed the Passate from Port Royal, will saul at Boon to-morrew. ‘Ticompanoga.—The new steam sloop Ticonderoga wil! be Put ie commission to-4ny at one o'clock. Pasnaic.—On Wednesday the Pansaic will be turned over to Admiral Gregory, and proceed to Greenpoint for repair. Captain Willem Radford, of the Brooklyn pcg Yard, has been promoted to bes commodore. This will in time relieve him from the second in command of the Navy Yard, where be has 90 faithfully labored for many months past. He bas won the highest esteem of all those who have been so fortunate as to have been ordered to the yard, or many way brought in contact with bim. It ie Fumored that Captain John L. Worden will, upon the re covery of his health, sucosed Commodore Radford. . Continued and Increasing Success of the Govermment Bonds. Purspeurura, May 11, 1963. The government agent reports the sale of $2,203,000, in five-twenties, at the various agencies throughout the country, as fellows — New York takes $1,250,000, Boston, $400,000; Philadel- phia, $300,000, and the Western agencies have subscribed $263,000. The delay in furnishing bonds to subscribers will not be of much longer duration. Hince these sales uew plates been soon be promptly hea their boode on the 9 ant othe movey. Parting Parties their on the receipts of Bilegeets ore that po labor oF ws ane ayaved t6 Bassenitg Set weed the bonds. Auniversary Celebration. Sr. Loum, May 11, 1968. Extensive preparations are being made for the oslebra- bathe the anpiversary of the cayture of Camp Jackson and we Me crowiNdoN a Wicking > stags __ Wa Canal street, cant of Broadway, Wigs, pees, it Dyet: uaa ieee ¥ Oristadere’s Hi Dy eervative e oy. f=) — ~F-L, retail, No, 6 Astor House, Ww. A. Batehelor’s Hatr pas = Ap i Instantancene, by all druggiete and perf umera, "Berciny sures. =e ‘Woers' tor reat on! Parte as Sieh Soa Foe Deector Hunter's Discovery Cures Rryst- " ten _ ‘snd consuitaiion areks bight SHEET. MAILS FOR “UROPE. The Cunard mati stermsbip Europa aC apt. Moodie, witt loave Koston on Wednesday , for Liverp The mails for Europe will close in thingeity this aftor Doon, at & quarter past one, and at half prat five o'dock, {0 g0 by ratiroad. The New Yow Finaty—FAttion for Europe—comtaining Al! the important and interesting news Of the peas Wook, Will be published as gleven o'clock this morning. Single copie, mM wrappers, roady for uamlliangy Mare rns. Sampson Tow, fon & Co., 47 Lndgate Hill, Londen, England, will recetve advertisements and subsoriptions for the New You Hinany, MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC, The stoamehip Northern Lirht, Captain Tinklepangh, Will leave (his port at neon to-morrow for As) tuwall The maity for Central Amerios mod the South Pacifie | Will clone a& beM-past ton o'clock tonerrow morning. ihe New Yous Haxany—Ldition fur the Pacttic—will be Feady at haif past nine o'clock tomecrow morning, aud “will contain all important news, (orvign and domes fe, Fecetved during the paat ten days. Bingle Gopses, in Weappern, ready for mailing, wlx conte, OMctat PD Co.'s Kontneky 4 Kewrocny, bx ae 431 Us HA, » 46, 4h, Th oh, 10. ver ay 10, 4B, 4, 6, 45, 62 any i 20, 77, 69%, Cireulars bout eee of ne Aree ong € Met iat nbpe 4 CO, Covina, Ky. ora. Lambs ko fn our editions of B day and Monday we a tng of Kentucky Sule Lotiery, Batra OlmseSor sn no road Bai," And Ulan 265 was inade tw reno, -luedwerveut WpAbe tuaiake boing wade by the cumpuaiior, OMctal Drawings of the Bholby Cottege Lottery of Kentucky — Ciass 909—May area u 64, 22, 65, 26, Stan, 3 28, a, art 73,72, 44, 71, a 30, 47, si. 43, 77, ob, tb, OL, 76, 70, 26. Hroutare i addreasins ced 4 JouN.«, MORRIS 4 00. inington, Dims Offctal Drawings of the Libracy Asso- elation Company's Loticry, of Kentucky 285—May 11, iss. ye 56, 1,.68, 64. 21, Gf, £4, Tl, 78, 46, 23, 463. P. 18 a, 7, 69, 424 74, OF ene MON KLIS & 00,, Covington, Ky. Taformation given. os re 1 ER, JOSEPH BAS Renken Wait «treet, room No. I, New York. Loteory.—A Premium Information turniabed. ncorn, Lo Wal) ntsoet. Drives Cashed ties. Information given. iN A & ‘Wail sirect, basement, room Xv. 6 Hate.—White's § are very altenctive. Drees Also Caps. 21 Broadway, Eight Curtes de equalled style and finish, at TAI Greenwich eiercts, ving Styles of Hate ata, Bolt, Linperial and Military. for 61, of Un- orner of Cortlandt and Only Th or Cartes de Visites for $2, or eight for $l, wory. and Go “ Goemonte teas ke sew Me taking apart (Breach pond ns oe : yroonas Dadtes® jemen's Hee Foote’s Pa ‘Umbretia Lock Btauda at WHKKLER & WILSON'R, anad Broadway, N.Y. Wheeler & Wilso with valuable (nproveme: Kowing Machines, etn ager feta Everdettys | ow ing and Vv Carée The moat ee city Note Pape Giver Door Pinte Bice at 302 Broadway, corner of Bases street, ‘ane firoand Hand Safes fox Bale—Five tar ize, Herring's mate, cheas for ca 100 Maiden Pe Matson Hara, 681 Broa iway. Chocolate for family use, from 30 ents 10,60 ce1.ls per pound, Trusece.—Marsh & Co.'a Radteal Cure the church. No connee of the same usme. Feumic Mpver ters of Hara ‘Treusece.—Im proved Sa: RIGG'S ofice, No, 2 (ebberecd a Varicnanlo Tense, al iay street. Died. » tie boloved Wife of Micbaot Me MoCanaicn —Baipost, Carrick, after = painful iiloees, whieh she bore with Christiaa resiguation, ma aged 46 yearn, a native of Balligo- dare, count; ‘The fr! ‘and. pone aleo those of her brothers Jobu and Bernard McCann, and those of ber fa, law Jonn MoCarrick, ‘and cousin James McNil ty, are re- spectfuily invited to attond the funcral, on Wednesday }, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 142 Em street. Hor remains will be interred ia Calvary Comotery. Scnivan.—On Mondey morning, May 11, after @ short illness, at bis residenc: 367 Gold street, lyn, Guonon Scmvan, in the 68th year of his age. Notice of the fucer.d in to morrow's Scumncx.— At Brovklyn, ou Monday evening, fe Mag Lhe te the 1sth your of her sas, Juua, eaboth and the late Jobn Scum Notice of the funeral “will be given to papers of Wed Deada| . (Por other Deaths see fourth page.) _ MISCKLLAN KOUS. ‘4 ROMATIC SCHIEDAM BOHNAP! A UNIVERSAL CURATIVE LN TONSUMPTION. Resommonded i the M1: [DICAL PACULTY ta the remo- val of DY! In DROPSY ite established curative properties have long deen without « rival. The Diuretic Hohiedam — seh GRAVEL and Jo GOUT aad RUBUMATISM, if taken in the form of warm punch. kan as hot punch, in HUMORAL and SPASMODIO atta’ it affords immediate re relief, ar and spocitic qualities |t arreste the cold singe ta ZdUR cad FEVER tne. beovares the boetne tor she ae ministration of ur eduiitted Curadves of tile disease ipigietered te CHOLEKA, BR wonsus an oi Fem a Ae ne nol ‘an’ Retenest tag one torsion o tteboul taken! mized wi Ase fel g tn) s TONIC and ges * eroniyinn of the bioot, & trial Of ffieen years in ai and under ali circum: Sianees has stamped tt with unt ‘untvereal approbation. Pett. ~ yI paration fn our country that can 7 tenbiberd with p Noasaye and waler SS cbs "' Wika inten to enccas, producing headache of olber vupicas. ant consequences. 5 ped re in pint aoe quart hettiee, by ah “Apothecarioa aA Trove LL a Te 1 Hen pote counter sera c ‘whole country ie Booued # ith thera. BOURBON ¥ was ties of the “Aromatic woidediy eMfcacious ia i Quainy, hdd Bd Sinite’ 3 OUT TO OUT Tl Py > ue can +" nad Te bring ihrt Great Bazaar, Cooper Inetivute n4 AY. Ae xEWw come ProTun TUR INTEM ANIMAL rar, Yor ane ot tae onan 6 ea: Ake TA Aaateu street Dealers euyplled on souat (orme, -————— T ‘on BROADWAY WEDDING Cari DE mk A Bereiope Ct oroered hb 78. ‘or coloring. tor one doliar, These rowre en a a bor of Noe ‘Peper, tat iniinied pres 617 MERIOAN WATC) be many ashe" es alt caret. soe ‘ae bon, nak | ae FOR OLASSIVICATION. ROOKLYS poagp.- 4 suiT ay tt raost nooms Ager 44 or gouone ror CARTES ps VisIT® with aoe Fie ot hh ole & OU, OO f, Fay, eremmd Bory Om bod Ar8 oF the Hr tue, Trp hee, reasived t eure, whieh was se night, these wore oaly two black chery, but ence then © bere inereseed. Peedi sian, ing feel aah te tnew Are 10 honorable wo 6! om The whole mation will be pe ra Oqeurrren oF Cartan Macwer's hs ws FOORRTY, of Bee jo 4d Peteag i MOLLE town of Logon Oo No ANDREW GIAKE. Beem Of How Co Me he al aati MIKCELLAN POUR: Y Neideags CURES MADE BY i ae O48 Ld DOUBLE ratrae ire Renna and zr ans Dee bees PMe Wiad Oh eenaet arWing (fom great apart WYATT S 1 od Mine Rowers, corner ary 4 & berrivle nae Kheus,, peta and wiveh bad entirely de fyoved her hale. ana er that ule could 96 to pudwe for yea Fs petly restored hols ear elt and ner | HYAPIR LIVE BALKAM cured Mr. Ul 1, Molly, rea Jetice 1 MOG roe MemOOK, 41.06 Gd Gente weet. of s torst. Je wher. after be had boon troaked in the Crow! ay Hompltal HA inwaliernnd Unaig ieee be incur, HYATTS GAPE BALSAM cured MI. Chepman. ing © Fourth meine. Hew York @otunteors, of Cum Len yoare’ du all other remedion asi Padded. WYATT 'S LU BATBAM carne Mee, ta, King, 0 frig get tine Md wae oe hiv towel, Hee Dn, Of fest sgeuat jee, after his phyatelgw hed deel Gorkeny to save his life ‘omdiaael UAT IS LIU MMALaA Mt ts 001 uanree ot onans ot ad kindred dtm yearly. ll curemny ense deine. “IL dock nial a particle ot The DOUBLE ATRDNGTIVAIVE BALSHM is sold on!y nt rand mre? per botity,- ax for 06th Beub! Overy whowe by exp Ome ewewd by 4 Aw THOUBAND eK AE “PROM rey pigre ter ct, re adad B™ LIARS TABLES CARL Heithadall MABLICK OB Europe (68 ape ows BION VR NATL. 4 <tnis atn! 1 toe fee eure sprit ca Juoat Wen ienen wt By he, ZAC ARTR ] Chivopouiat, 70) By proce ghee fore te physicikor wad ours ed Lotteries. |' Crem 8 fee oy taut a Samer wrionr «eat. “co durable. AM druggies Toep. “ai KARNES, cavene ca DISK BES OF “he Mian AND AIR PARSAOTS, De. LIGHTHILL, Se sewk’s place (Bighih ox tween ‘hecomd and thet , Chundare escepted), trom 1OALM. untW'3. FM Wetersmeas Us, partion Of the highont reepaciabibity evaiding in time ony TAOK—ADL KINO DRAGTION LABELA | AND Git porehasere, a4 Vi Siete eXudnie 13 Onsale obtainable (oqually arte oF “feel 68 ta $305 ailing and outracting wich wotpond haba p=" ORONO CATARRN CURRD BY DR. VON BISENBERG. OCULISE AND -AURIBY,” ie: SULT rey i Beoeimay, moat Twolfth street. er" ~evRY I DIBKASY OF THR RYE, REQUIRING BErURR MEDICAL OR SURUICAL CREAD MENT, ATTENDED TOBY DR. VON KIRENDRRO, OCULIST AND AURIS? CONSULTING ROOME sweety years wren he, « dineanes of the oe ald ear, opinion, Office hours from 9AM. Jiit# ones suiets AnD AND COLLARS To Cubes, UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY, PITTING A ‘AND MANUPACTUREY agrees “BALK—A avop CHANOR—#TOOK KD Wares of store 290 Fourth avenue. Appiy on (ut comas J AND ATREL Eg Scere ae for “tha. ap prea . . H. HORN, case es Mourning “WATCH GHATNA—POR LADIES 8B *, tage dts Bread Gas door below Oanal siceats ann hai Ono. 6 N' zw YORK DALY, Vor sale by rpage 9 AEE Coss" v fUTIONAL, aed K@itor qua m Pasty wore ose per annum tingle copies Weokdy editions pe? Ganar mications to br edd BENJAMIN woot Persone in this ct ‘carriers will leave Upper part of my er much pate. discharged in twelve boare shou matter At this time F bed almost’ ter a thorough rzamination, toid me there ia tbe lower part and a4 the the shecee waa Beall i naking whet, ‘hey thouad Of poiting well, they sald when ioe my srength wae Bot too much Pitty throw of the denser, and never like wy 6x T soon gave up all wette im thee we snd when Iwas so weak Wupebea wee lng fo 4 cia wot wale * Ghoul feip cane if si get any from the paint lensing well. L again cxrnmnet hon f enn reguannd ‘eft means t os peana tte lapru thas (tee | oom Mad 1 fewi ne weil at 5 uot co eueng, = ip poresnaliy waheews to ma, but! shall ob an ie hl ue yrewnt line ae Loves . = - mage a bie statemenia Wo be brow. Davi & Ghald ® b of Rakway, wee weet queinu wy mo Br Dovid 8 Orne * Sell remem bet the tha nese « tormee, wud tha Sie re on oe cab } Breve, DF. Coles Droggian Aimerth Whe ©, Wain Draggiat re? Cees wet tet wall ures monte Ayrap aot Meawer! Ton com @e MALT od ea pete ae aot pte, GREAT APRING REMEDY Ti treryine i eae remer ine toa Ceoreisons (Foe Whe eyeiete, te machine lea mite ire re Rw Es eanaarantes s vender he immedinse ‘tireoton of LULF ie nie Dep 6h Pulton eirent, ANTED-A VIROT CLANS ye | W ‘rrermain #¢ « wore tater? yo nary pieverred eek Ages ts Mr bon, Om Bi $5. 300, —yoR ane u Fog th maarineot yo,