The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1863, Page 8

“Leah draws immense honses, aad will be giayed all ‘bw week The people ficcle to see Miss Bateman ae they ge t bear o popular preacker. Sbe bas undoubtedly made & wouderfu) success. NEW BOWERY. A bew play calied Dick Torpin in France’ will be pro- duced (nis eveaing. Mir. E. eddy appears as Dick Turpin. A rattling farce anda so!id drama fill up the Dill. The theatve is always crowded and always dewerves such patronage. OLD BOWERY Qeptain W. KB. Johnson has regurued from the ware, andi once more treade the stago of thie theatre, thie even- ing, n Lil, the Pirate. Mr. @. 1. Fox plays in “The Inyisible Prince.’ ‘Jack Sheppard’’ concludes the 4 i] Ube pieces are weil cast. BAKNUA’S MUSEUM. Boucicault’s “Pauyrette’” will be rewived to-day performance ia tho plows ‘lecture Jonn Brown's picture takes the place dab) chow. The tnammoth bear and the Bearded lady divide the honors with the etereopticon and thé mil!!on other curiosities Uptown Ye The Pack, during the early part of yesterday, was well attended, both by pedestrians and carriage occupants. The yellow flowers and evergreens aro being rapidly set aside by thoge of brighter bue, and oven the gaily colpr. edtolipand other bulbous plants, are losing their bean- ty when placed beside thelr new rivals, Tho vines and wther creepers, also, aro making some progress. Among ik are some wood ducks in the ‘awof bright plumage, and three paire of ban, ring and mourning. The pleasure boats , ready for the use of visitors on any me progress is being made with the nd the isrk, butan unaccountable gard to the Casino, ather of the afternoon seemed to roof the usaal visitors to Jones’ Wood; aA number were present, many of whom a ‘5 further up town, to see what re- mained of the _ ‘k caused by the recent explosion, ‘The epening festival of the Carton will take place next Movday, May 25, the Twentioth. rogimont of New York Votuuteors hay ust returued home ip time to partioi- pate in it, Personal Intelligence. nor, of Chicago; k. P. Fenton, of*Syracuse; ordon and Major E. E, Paléling, of the Army; Charles Ford, of Michigan, and A. De 8, of Venns: iia, are among the latest arrivala af the Metropoltan Hotel. Genoral MeClollan ant his wife visited Orange, New y,on Tuesday. Mrs. McClellan was a resident of that place during last summer. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. } Suxpay, May 17, 1863, The fenture of last week's financial movement was ® furiher increase of speculation especially developed on the Stock Exchange. Never, in the history of that body, has the volume of its busi- ness bern as large as it is at present; never, in the history of the American people, did there appear to be so much money to invest or so munch to hazard in speculation; and, while the speculative excitement is nuch greater than it was in October or February last, it does not appear in any degree to rest, as it did then, upon an actual or expected Gepreciation of the national currency. While stocks have been going up, gold has gone down, The rage to buy stocks, which seems to possess all ~@lasses and conditions of people, grows not out BW. Gros avian of any dread of a collapse in the currency, bat out of a wide spread conviction, based on fact, that the increase of internal trafic and the general prosperity cre- ated by paper money are going to render pro- active properties which have been unproductive, ‘and to largely increase the profits of concerns which have beén productive before. Asa general rale, the brokers and bankers of Wall street do ‘not comprehend and cannot realize the crisis in Ee stand. Haying ccustomed to “Fiuch lower prices eed rb ee | ‘times ia their life seen speculative upward move- meents, predicated upon temporary and trivial causes, followed by equaily lively reactions, they ‘cannot understand the steady advance in values which commenced e7ghteen months ago, and which never been followed by a panic or even br reaction worth mentioning. Having been eccustomed to deal in Exie and Hudson at 20 & 30, they cannot understand the present eetive inquiry for them at 100 a 130; though peally both-were dear at 20 when they could not earn interest on their bonds, but are cheap at"l00 @ 130, as they earn 15 a 25 per cent per annum on their stock. In point of fact, there is nothing @anatural, and nothing which should have been ‘apexpected, in the present speculation, or the Present rise in values. ane aad Ponseancnceg as _daaues ‘of joney. BE ‘the paper money system,” vie Alison Pha Enrope I, 22), “which enabled the ga sai ae on for * long a pepiod Ba ioctl) § “and 4 to Thar ain {6F Fears armaments ult s had been raised by the Romans in the zenith of their powcr. To this system must be ascribed ‘the conti rogressive rise of Tents Th ~<fall in “Expenditure, ‘owih of sanguine ‘ideas and extravagant Rabits in all classes of society, unbounded specula tion, prodigious profits, increased wages, general prosperity, a vaciliation of -prices unequalled in any age of the Forld; a creation of property in some and a destruction of it in others,” ke., ke. In another place he remarks that, under the in- @uence of this paper money system, “‘ the price of all articles of Ufe more than doubled; rents ad- wanced; all persons lived by buying and sell- fing fonnd their commodities constantly rising in value; credit, both public and private, immensely improved; industry was vivifled, and diffeulties were overcome by the rapid diminution in the ‘weight of money debts, Kc,’ This paper money, of which the historian thus writes, it will be remarked, mever collapsed, like the French assiguats the continental but simply, like our le point of deprecia- tion as compare and rem: d there. It is very essential that this example should be borne in mind if a rghit understanding of the present condition of our fin affairs is to be formed. The advance in prices, the increase of speculation, the development of lic, the aug- mentation of protits and the growth of extrava- gance which we see vround ns, are not unvatural, but, on the contrary, are the natural results of well ascertained caw oud those persons who keep shaking their heads wiscly, denounving the Present speculation as crazy, and looking out for @ collapse any fine morning, simply fail to com prehend the age in which they live, There can be no collapse so long as the war lasts aud the ex- penditures of government continue as large as they are, and the paper money issues ag copious, ‘There will be pousos and there will he stight reac- tions; but the w m course of prices must be up- ward, and the uniform tendency of speoulation mnst be toward incrense, until the great canses above mentioned cease to operate. So far trom having reachod its climax, the indications are that we arc only on the threshold of the speculation. At the present time the aggregate amount of pa- Per MONEY afloat rs only about $575,000,000 (6100,- 000,000 government cmrency and $75,000,000 Dauk eurrency)—say twicegas much money (of all Kirds) as wo had befere the war, ww govern: wont hae $1°0,006,000 more legal tenler money to fssuc, which {ts necessities will compel it to put forth before New Year; aud Mr. Chase's act pro- vides for $50,000,000 more bank currency, most of which, it sow seums likely, will be eet afloat this year. We can thus soe our way clearly te egaregale paper currency of $1,325,000,000, and, if | the wor Insts longer than this yout, at least another 8500,000.000 will have tobe added to this every months. ‘There is O6 presant roagon to believe, however, that thia paper money wiil collapse as the ansig- pate aod continental money did. These currencies @ore issned io conntries where there was no com @eres to absorb them, and op Geld for their employment, It was no one’s interest but the government’s to sustain them. Here, on the contrary, as in England during the Napoleonic wars, trade, industry and enterprise are all in- tensely active, and the new paper money, instead of being eschewed and avoided, ie eagerly sought for by all cheses of people, aud turned fo good account. It is building railways, digging canals, opening new land, establishing factories of all kinds, building ships, steamers, railcars, and in- creasing the internal trade of the country to euch anextent that the aggregate railway traffic this year will probably show an increase of fifty per cent over last year. In veturn for the benefit thus conferred upon them by paper money, the people who are growing rich on the profits it enables them to make reciprocate by protecting the paper from depreciation. It is the source of their fortunes, and they cannot afford to let it go to ruin, Between it and gold there will always be an interval, which will increase or diminish as the Torbames of the war fluctuate; but, so long as the boundless resources of the country and opportu nities of employing money in huicrative pursuite afford employment for mouey, legal tender notes will always possess @ reasunable “ purchasing power,’ even thongh the issuce be swelled to #1,500,000,000. The temporary activity in money, caused by the increase of speculation in stocks and the accumu- lation of a large surplus in the Sub-Treasury, ap- pears to be nearly over. Yesterday money was not fairly worth over 5 per cent to good borrowers, This week the Sub-Treasury will be depleted, and by Saturday the rate will have probably fallen to 4a. Gold is very dnil—the price about 160, with no speculative inquiry. Bills arein rather better de+ mand; but the rate hangs about 16448165. The supply of bills is much reduced. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the vert week and month:—' 125. May2, Mayo: U. 3. 6's, regina tooie < 4D It, 108% Virginiag ..... 16, ‘= 1 125 12933 136 Bg 1893; 188189 ied Wo" | 150%3 150 The entire list has advanced during the week. Of the railroad stocks enumerated above there are but two that can he bought below par—Erie and Southern old. It is hardly believed by any one that old Southern can earn a dividend. Erie, how- ever, is earning at least 16 per cent per annum for the common stock, and ought to pay ten per cent this year. The development of the six foot gauge in the Western railway system is going to ex- ercise a powerful influence on the receipts of this road. The Great Western js already through to Akron, and is sending a good deal of traffic over ‘the Erie. By the lst of January it will be pleted to Cincinnati, where it will connect With the Ohio and Mississippi to St. Louis, and the Southern Illinois to Chicago via Cairo. A passen- ger travelling from New York to St. Lonis or Chi- cago will then enter the sleeping car at Jersey City, and need not leave it until he arrives at his tn ge It is oe Neate sr ai: nge jake the lhe oF | § oe It upon their receipts can hardly be oie er CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saturvay, May 16—6 P. M. Asuss.—Sales were made of 25 bbls. at 8}<c. for pots, and 9'<c. for pearls, Stock, 417 bbis. Breapsturrs.—Flour was 100. cheaper ju to-day and less freely dealt in. Sales were made of 8,750 bbls. State and “Western, 950,do. Southern and 600 do. Canadian, within our revised ranges rfine State and Western. Extra State. LOR Cmee choice ‘extra Western Sonia ied fo good ‘superfine. Extra do..... Coa to choice family “ao. Gm meal, Joréey and Brandy win —Whioat was 2c. @ 4c. lower and in less demand. tat transpired of 164,000 bushels at $1 70.9 $1 75 for white, and $1 39 a $1 65 for red and amber Western winter; $1 36 10 ,¢, With sales of 2,250 packages } made of 500 packages of out meats aud 850 boxes of ba. | con at previous prices. Nothing really mew occurred in butter or cheese, | Scvoans.—The demand was nuoderate, with sules of 870 | oes at 10%4c. a lac. for New Orleans and 10c. n Be. for | Cuba,and 114 boxes Hayana at Ike all { was 8 fair inqnir, lessre. quoting their loai sagar at 143) ‘vest cruzhed, 14K\c.; granulated, 14° round, 14',0.; white, A, 13%e., wud ! yellow, € MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | # Married. Faxtey—Hsuer.—In Brocklyn, on Thursday; May 14, by the Rev. Levis. Weed, Jonx’C, Parury to Miss Jose vine T. Fisnxn, youngest daughter of the late Pichia tsher. Plow —ADawe.—At Buffak Y¥., on Wedi May | 18, at Trtott church, by the Dr. Ingersoll, Jawes 1 af, 0 ‘of Hroolkyh, NW. ¥., to Jona Apaws, of Liten hela? 'Conh. sroxes—Dernay—On Thurdday evening the residence = the — father, by the Jer; CHaRpEs SroKmes, oft Exeter, Engtand, to Hevew F. Devas, “ Brookiyn, NY, No cards. English papers please nopy. Died. Assis.—Ou Friday, May 15, Many Euzawers, only daughter of Joho and Mary M. Anuin The relatives and friends of thé family are respectfully to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at kK, from the resi ber parents, 71 West seventh street, near Sixth avenue, without further | thvitation. The remains will be taken fo Mount Pleasant | Cemotery, New Jersey, fur interment, en. mn Sunday, May 17,after « painful iliness, | Rowan S. Bris. in the 65d year of his ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend bis funeral, on Tuesday alternoon, at two o'clock, from 167 | Franklio street. Borp.—Od Faturday, May 16, after a lingering illness, Jonn J, Box, tu the Tth year of his age. ‘The faneral services will bo held at Trinity church, on v afternoon, as two o'clock. The remains will be mterred in Greeny ood. x. 308 30 Saturday, May county Diown, Ireland donee of hor father, William Bouln, 473 Third avenue, Egor M., wife of ta M. Tompkins,’ aged 22 years and The ran ot theh ly. tend the funeral, this (Monday at the Reformed’ Dut days. PGR ee: Ey ‘i | to Funeh, En ‘park Sohn Benson, for New. ¥ | Bi NEW YORK HERALD | ret, 177 East Fiftieth street, this (Monday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Dovneity.—At New Orleavus, om Friday, April 10, Colvi.e! Jame Doxwairy, of thie city. Due notice of the fareral io to morrow’s The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, om Tuesday mor: at eleven o'clock, af the residence of hie Tae stroet, between Third aad Fourth avenues, N.Y. ‘Troy papers please copy. Fagay.—At his renee, . 63 Prince etreet, Brook- lyn, Wu. ‘hun y year of bis age. ‘The relatives ad frieuds of the fam: jam uly are seopecttnliz invited to attend the funeral, on morning o’elock, from the Church ost. C Charles place, Brooklyn. Frinton Tuesday morning, Dut severe illness, MARY A. Lavine, G. W. Fraim, and ‘aan of City Island, 12, afver a sbort beloved wile of bter of Captain Joshua Lavioete, years, 1 month and 12 da; Hagker.--Ip tL, on Bunday, May 17, De MAR HARKER, ‘The relatives and riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, om Tuesday afternoon, at Usree o'clock, from her late residence, No. 48 Pierrepont etreet. Philadelphia papers please copy. Kagve.—On Sunday morning May a Karmann, daughter of Rev. Job M. Krebs, D, Poneral service at Rul sf street chi i ihe (Mon- Gay) afternoon, at five o’cle: She will be baried from the First Presbyterian churdb, i urg, on “Tuesday afternoon, at one o’clock. Lirnawoop.—Died at New Utrecht, L. 3., Janverts OviNGToN, daughter of Jennotte 8; and James ©. Little- wood, aged 1 year and 3 months. ‘The frienda of the hawag are invited to attend the fu- neral, at New Utrecht, on afternoon, at two. o’clock, at tho vende of lure. Dr. Crane. Lyxan,—la Brooklyn, on Friday ed 15, Many Lysay, wife of Philip Lyman, &r., ir. aged 78 years, The remains will be taken from er Inte residence, 104 ton street, to St. James Cathedral, this bin Caper e ring, ab ten’ o’clock, where a solemp ai em mass will bo read, and from thence will be faverred in the Ce thetly the ol ful ave tot co ips Poenenne Aro respec ri SER —8UBA! ds iter of Simeon Locee, of inflam- eesaes. 6 months fd 9 days. rman i ee alii: \VANNY, funeral, two o'clock, from ber leto residavce, ‘of Vi and Sallivan streets, Lewng wy Li. the remains as will be ere to Calvary Cemotery for . C., on Sunday, Re obit 5 Mary Mahoney, age 10 His frionds and ot bia brothers ‘Ben and Timotb; are invited to at! on Tuesday afternoons z two o'clock, from the veniageas or. his mts, corner of Sixtieth street and Second avenue. remain will barney Og ah hag of K8,—OD Speen, ALLAM Nowe, 80D gd cca an Et 2 "years, 7 months and 10 be friends and Wer ae of the family are invited to | attend ie funeral, ‘Mouday) afternoon, at three +" in srcia 164 ‘Wout Fortioun street etudderty, al Painted, N. Ph i MOND, sen of Sonn pay en AS Myon, ‘The funeral will take on Tues twelve o'clock, {rom vont of t id Hives ora no ‘aged 14 years. ey morning, at the residence of bis father, Plain- eld. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, ‘Train !caves fog of Cortlandt street, New York, for Plaintie!¢. at tga 5 3 SIRICKLASD.—At New don, Conn, abegerce May 6, dirs. Lucy Srmoxs.ast, widow of Mtr. Jamos Strick. land, Sr., in the 87th year of her age. SrrnueNson.—On Eunday, May 17, Fnanx B., son of Dr. M. Stephenson, aged 9 years and 3 montba. The tyneral services will take place on Tuesday after- noon, at four’ o’clock, at the residence of his father, No. 48 West “ben oa stroet, base Fifth and sixth ave- pues e friends of the family are respeetfully invited to attend without further notice, if Torxgy.—On Sunday morning, heh 17, Carmenixe Tor- NEY, widow of John tomer of the parish of Kilclief, years. ‘The frends of the family and these of her son-in-law, John Murry, are invited > attend the funeral, from her late residence, 120 Fast Sixtocnt’ gtroet, on Tuesday af- Se i tp gee. on Satnrda the res ', May 16, at the resi+ mily are pave invited to at- 7) afternoon, at one o'clock, choreh, East Fittieth street, be: ome. Second and Third avenues f16R.—At Washington, North Carolina, on Wednes April 29, of disease of the lungs, Joun Tarzor, in ‘yy idlas is ee AA at VORKELLER, ‘aged 2% years. Funeral this eae! ‘et wen two o'clock, from a 186 Grove eng “ ne 17, after ALBNTINE.—ON jay morning, May ant ‘cathe ents ania ilmess, RicuaRD VALENTINE, ‘aged 49 years, moot ates be melatione $c frlonds are invited to attend the fune- at his late residence, Second avenue, between Fuge iy nth a8 Ego sireotn, this (Monday) seags4 Ryack (or igen at the bouse of ber son-in-law, riborouga Churchill, on Ls a. aac MaRY ire invited ‘to attend the fu- (Sodas), al Twelve ofck, noen. —At Poekskill, on, Friday, May 6, of fink - Ln gpg wr be lag tee Van Hus- ir Krag ‘ear, 6 wnontbs a3 tom ‘the rosidence hs of grandmother, at pewuit this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. _SHIPPING NEWS, — ‘usando Fon Hew yoRr: ners. aad a $1 50 for Milwaukee club and amber spring; as och ane Hie carrera or pees is Port of Ni : w ¥ Me, 17, 1863. his ned materially, with Sales ot 255,900 bushels at 76¢, * nei 27 ork, v 17, &@ 80c. for sound Western mixed: 72c. a 76c. per srermmen ARRIVED. do., and 7ic. a $20. for all kinds of yetiow. te were iy of New Waa Rennes. Tt down to 630. a Tic., and etree eae rates rates, there were j may +8 trace Bae Myf 4,000 Dueners Noringen Tre Sold af c qougers. 00 ‘Shy rsa aA AE CAEN Tt msaaone. | EO! Bad ear A ee Fi teat Faxicuts.—dhero was decid sethvity and J Aree) Pact ew vit mess the market. To Liv ‘Washington. G fer, New Orloans, 7 *, v0 060 Dushels grain at 5344. 10d 010d, in bulk ‘and bags; } with th mare and nd parsengers. (0, i i Cranwell & Co. fed 600 bbls. pretrgioum ou p. t., packages provi } same , “ ot . 6d. To Pais en 60,000 burbels wheat at | chore at S¥ ae eo Wanna Soest peer on wae in buik aud bags; 500 bushels clover ceed | siip Dewitt | et wien Pt ion fe patel. . 64, To ares ees Yessels engaged | par Peiven, Rouba " ifih's AM, ‘signalt id rain, at and to Gloucester @ | Clelian. bound Pare ea at ATY (g hip Brmerad t's ‘iste, ak seca tee shh mien | + PROVISIONS, ews a meaty end Ley ae ee | ee gS. h So tos 912 00 or} oy gig firm, with ro tales Be, ts pire Ot eS sutes of 860 bbls. at $9 50.0 $1175 for piain, and Unga $15 50 for extra mess. Lard was buo; Ship ef f th), Sienpene Ry ay 4 43. Fe enmyes dip oxttiee ior ede En unkupwn ship, eat tuba socbOr, of the ‘atd ot earn t! lon 49, wasin or hat dam e received. See ti et sta “Eh Foreranner (Br, of oe tyre A 1, 10 J ey eat hat for a from Lo hark Philippi, from Londo john, NB. er ok arg Mores, icra aa. At, passe Soars | 18:b, with tral, to Chas ar 110. 5b, 1on 0.15, saw ty ip Brenig Star, ows '45, spoke Pr ba merioue, ehery for here and supptied her with provisions Tath | inst, «tat 40 is. ‘brig Delta, for Portiand. Bark sete Mele (Br, of eanepolia, 8), Zenney, it gl | aay 5, with corkweod, to Il D Broo! ne OF Bark Genesee, McIntire, New Opa 6 chy it and 17 passengers, 4, th lat 83:18, reat 75 ¢ lwrig Konic, fro for Portland. Mae sane radtord, Beatfort NG, 4 days, fa ballast, to 5) Peer Marra (iano), Jongedioed, Cardif, 88 days, with eos), to ord ). Glavich, Antwerp, 47 days, with mdse, to tine be Prot Apritde’ to the @h inst, on the re antities of drift re and iebergs, aoe gee! foi Da yore with as ke sty spoke Mr terk Union, ‘yom for England, Tn lat ber of i Hon, 90. say a mC artiord) Francis, Ponce, 38 days, with r ¢_ Harttord, mitnkes to te smith, oF hartge Sailed in company or rig N Stowers (of hhoston), Baus, © Cardenas, 11 days, * oh to ick & Co. he 4 hon Ove “Petweagitl, Neuvitas, May 6, with gueer, Brij unter, Sailed in compan ud apne tasnaghta,€ for, ad York Yih inst, eae as S large Can 029 Foineet it), ‘Buntthe | ‘Windsor, NS, 5 days, with sMatisuctis ltzabethport for Boston. isecli, Kxllzaberhport for Bont nk (Be) Aibory, Harbor Island, 6 days, 3 Land. Bermaxs.—At Warronsburg, 16, Rrameca Wicks, wile of "P. Cumsnas.--I8 Brooklyn, on Saturday day May 18 hr lng Gris, third and only daughter of Hi, ‘and Himire Christian , a 4 yours 9 mouths ana i dayn. ia ‘Th Mbps! 'y are roapectialiy invited to at- | sea tae fuoaral, et Ne 12 Wench ch pce “4 Pavey tats of beau son of Henry Tho relatives and rt the family aré rsepectfull invited to attend the , this (Monday) afternoon, at My two © oto ctireen quorestonsoet bie parents, 260 Broome stroet. Coxon. Sunday, May 17, Cnanim M., gon of Matthew aud Margaret Coplon, Aged 2 yoars’ and 6 ) soonths. ‘Tho (rlends avd Hg thee Lay. fina en oes 4 invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of | parents, No. each thia (Monday) afternoon at two o'cloelt. Canp.<-at Ni owe, BS on Sunday, 17, Carma. a wite of Wi and ped oe AUR ng risa, wife of William Card Guatavns Pay lies. The (riers and relauves of the family are requested to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at t st the hones, and at three Ch h - Newtown, without further i uter's Point nt a quarter past two o’clock, in time for the service at the eburch, Dare<-On Sunday mors! May 17, after a short Nivees, Wittiate HENRY, son of a Borah A. Davie, nea 1¢ zeors, 9 months aud Tae reiat jam: La To ges 4 Aglepd Weyfpperal, (1m ibe reghdepee of sehr fe ew Boxford. eS ew Reaford. Romington. ridenee, Ns, mi Tor oer Detroit (ws transport), ‘Teal, Washington, te US eet wae Rogers, POiadeiphia light, cat sees eous. isle, and Hemisphere, from vr (ships ‘Rin one Literyoos in news colons te argo gt marie sand ret pt ipa with a cargo of mat fted. 8 Ti" Pound be detained eniy a few days. oa Ip going out of pres on 38 an awe, ‘ BO Q Su wen 'Forks was in collision with Daaish bark Bice ‘waa’ alighithy Px Ley 4 hen heya van Ma PPh Raa og tere before Testes of ane taken Isto dock ab er we? Rank. was posters | EF MONDAY, MAY 18, 1863. tbe Sth uit, after dechary 6 feckot water in the the Ve taken about 200 tons carro Ln | LosT AND FOUND. ry ts TON, SUNDAY sMORXING, FRO: abe ; alt Seoveh Tes Dog: hs io unioe wilt be nena sr an ipesaininod. ee iy Calg rns A Grane, Aly 239 tons, bliin Labd ab Ds nilton, ing expen: 2 Appl sarouto ey, Fort copa se bon alee abt ieee a ence at Glasgow, cris OUND ON THE RIVE: may Fy Act NKER TL = waa eget aches rs cig gecuias F Spence 173 Prout streets hs “aS steamed away ae gee, oe payin penvenres. " Baro Oczna Traveiee: built a” Lae ae ake | “on wiek, Me, has been ra 2 an to Wb a6 Gate, ORTON SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1 Sour Tuomas W: A2, 106 t built at Batti Cor The find ith 4 nd, ued thi 7, ha been ald rv Nhl oy tnssupapiedl Oncor. Reem isle ae ae wilame: ASM Temes Ae, A346, 161 tons, built tn New Jersey in Sure Ghy Bank, Lede teen sma been sold xt ON SATURDAY, BAY. A PO! /EMONNAIE, Scum Many 70 tons, built im 1855 at Smyrna, Del, bigs bai rom 32) ke. bel Arvold, a EL ae, o Puan crt toes | Sia eee eee tt das ol ning the sa a yt mat Toado the vozags (rom Boston to Marscien thence ty Mr. Agustus Cloveland, 8 Uedar slroet. urd, a pe Snebech to Beate fa to Sanne Hora OD BaP he Pg MORNING, ON, ON ‘PRoADWA a Whalemen. ike intiats "Mt. D. Get engraved aps it The tail’ vel peut bine Pierce, arr at New jan 18 ie, ine fname ue" be paid ihe finde? 9 oy ope hg | heh . Whee and 30 ti oh lar ee un - Chath ant sae LiMiicere OLD SETTER DOG (BLACK AND Wi WHITE). Whoever wil return him to 378 Fourth street will be ie fi mata, 3m menor ork ‘Brothers, t Nant. 800 wh; Draper. Parker. NB. 70). ap" 150" w' ee — OBT_IN OR NEAR THE STORE, CORNER OF SUF- iia eee igre nerva, Pearl: | T foie ana Grand strects. an ol Packettcok, containing ive doling k, a large gold breastpin and a receipt- Fas bi, Tho tinder, if anrhonast person, will bo liberally rowarded by leaving thewpirse and capicnts a (o.'53 fhenry street, and if 4 the samp will be welcome to ihe mane} If he wil he st return the breastpin, whi: sp whale. ‘The ine en the winds rH ips bound to equator, Wi Dh calme and-iight winds, ‘Has fon tthe entire passage. - avilion. Cannon, arr at New Bedford Uth inst fro waieaies Catharines Ground March 6, with 65 “ark. Favorite (of Fairhaven), You! ‘a keepsake, Lietape nat Joe ON OR ABOUT THE 20TH DAY of April Inat, John Cooney, aged 13 years, while on a between ——_ keepaic de and Rondout on the Hud- 80D Sever He wore at the time, bine overalls, blue over- Oe gray fannel eens ie: boots newly soled. If found, Paelie p eld at doitth for information Bim wii) be thankfully receive: sui cees ep pie Beaan hence March 6fr fon Wan: | Pinan fara M8 KM rt, No ora meatie Jenkin kine, from Boston March 32 for Gan Pran- Leas SATURDAY ronang LONG BLAOK apt, ea which was ain ian ib Wy fom S720} lap. a ie ree a Yon leaving A th Philp ii ‘Suulth, Noe 0 oa Nelson, from Liverpool for Calcutts, March Ware is iP et ; eS Cardiff March 3 for Re N—, RREL RNES! Rana ae TO 8 Soap 8 RA ie Mey ry Brien 45. tion or returning the same to 162 aeliea ia will be suita- partow, from Ondiz for Malaga, Aprils, | DY tewarded. J. BUTHERLAN: jaiden Jane, mp, Cowper vie tee, tom Boston for Cardenas, May 9, lat 94 4°, ore mere neh ginal LOST—PROBABLY IN é., TWENTY-THIRD at rect atagn *Y 'g small gold Hunting Waveh, with YDS su nt ise rowan wt at f given the finder by leaving it at 23 Avr Blanche se, NYork. Sid REWARD —LOBr, NEAR MANWATTANVILLE, A black and tan Scotch , Answering to the name Jack. The hnder will be rewenaed iy returning the same as eran ik, Fanos. A 4 eat ad Stic EE : total m York: Hen aan cig be ray air phe ie at tend Cabin, Apiil Are Vado Ue. Nor: Bist, | coutainiog Tikeness ofa, deceased “trends Call ac Mrs, Dun Abr SANT Maegan eer a Hoitertam am and ns fo Eat Tiriaiea sca proceeded). $10 2 EAEARDLOSY, ON THE 18TH INSTANT, A ‘Pocketbook, containing some, pa- ™ Beaute, ig 30-81 Condi wsvoxk, April 38—ON Yoon Perkins: Resa NYork for ayer Sid from the Clyde 30th, ship Missouri, ores <5 Granarn, brig, Mary, Stewart, json, Catania aa la int), 31a 220, aie Grewia fon chan te ye Io cee except sane Omar e carte de IN. Visite and ol ve it at sacks, The find en dollare 1a BroenaexTOUN HU rd avenue, be thre RD,.—LOST, FROM AN OFFIOR IN IN 80 souTga itn, sycet ‘about November | mal! Box, leather, with lock and sta fed with brass Passed (0 Dalla, Itcontained numerous, papers and a aenber of con loa aha Livery le Bird, Wiley, from Tarrago- | Sha sitver medals, ‘The above ews Bo rmatd forthe n port 20 pSeruenay., Seottand, from Ta box and contents and no juostions asked. Maan ress H., He- arr idun for, Nvork (ao Mllseelyy Teal ban he Peas onlbe.. setro, fYom NYork arr 20th, diag (toe Mlsce). Sethe Havne, April 29—Arr J Perkins, Reed. NYor! Livemrook, fe 111 IO—Arr City of New dain to, aaa We aii Bia of Korn he Waste (a), + Fort be a Wash Fer. York; $0 e a mei Hb; Kate Brigham,'Muser, Genoa; ‘May 1, ‘Boyd, id Sith, JoMR_ Cottle, Hallowell, and C.A Farwell, Ames- Ly Malina, $2: “REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, MAY 8, IN Broadway. a Gold Watch, plain white dial, Gordon er, New London makers, 'No. 3.928. Whoover will Yeave robe Watch, or give information that will lead to its ooovy. will roe asked, by applying Feeeive the above reward, and no questions iberty stre bury, NYork; Kawi » Andse; oe delphia; 30th, FB NP a a a ec ne ony. Benes, Hoyas HA ’ Hiern. ew mney ar ty Pigurennra WAR LOYAL TIONAL Lita facksoa, ‘No 8 Saas : eadquarters, northeast corner of Fo: ‘avenue Sack rk; May ea, Overlander, od aneeald; p Dl Lat Speed fe ‘The two organizations previously existing in this ward, comprising persons of ail pariies, have been consolidated, Eni for Jag 20h, America, Sail ipson, ena ; South, be er och ‘rain Nickerson: dah Fran: niaroule, J iL Ryerson, Patierson; | and tho iollowing genilei.cn, 1veapectve of politics, have Sitou (oe aracer and Muourne (a), Benda, Sone reemoni | Deen elected ollicerasf the ji raga —" ‘Loxpox, Apri 29—Arr Cambria, ‘Avfman, NY Robert +, Singapore; Isabella, Howes, Sake Tames, for Callao; May 3, B. Root ident Cay G. King, Willivm itd bs, Vice Presidents, Sedgwick, Edward F. Davis, Secretaries, Seew ceunin ¢oans eek no oaks a ars Delano, N¥ork (and Deal sein oie teed es Teodor epserel x Eh goes ic on eg D. Hennessy. aia a isigal “3 al , Chal a oan Pitan Neo sane. nies nse ees Rhee, se Ltrs esldenta of the Eigntogntt street. y, and the lion, NC (a acing for fpr at Jay ‘Johny ihe + ars a n : ead tah aay Ee oern a ‘Wilts enn; let, brig alma, at the meetii ion ma it | 3 10 subscribe thelr names and ‘tn Badges ditributed without charge, RO) SVELT, President. aS om (84 Rowano F. Davis, Secretary: Ree ae OITIZENS! RALLY! SPEBCH! ee ee AND PERSONAL GRAND mass MEETING, tor ai or Bt “St John, 3 ton, N a Ina Ket Kener, do (a1 Soon , Lane, UNION ‘SQV. eee encore ye aia ae oot 7h eae thos = be Mrs a at oh Ail the steamers inthe all come g of iL free: discussion st Hort? NYork. Sete of rolatraton tthe euppromsion premio mlon of epee jbralt the recs, are requested to opener ei eres enti i oy “4 Soowtes, with other ig Shae iy ent adfress combe, 14g ‘schrs 'M Halk Bart Hevea aatti fean seand OF to on Codi Hon. J Quauxsvews, Mey Im, Davis Callan, Sid Ap te ‘Hawk, simmons ot Mutila), New York; i ane April 28—In port Martin, Radman, for New ett + ‘ork ed ‘May 1-Sl Johanna Frederica, NYork. foar0: American Ports. + | Hon, site Ait heap ye nim epee oe hy (Br), Moodie B. Lrerpont via" of Guecistowa and ‘Multan; barks Jen, eae 2. a Mw }Oneans: a ‘Masters, ane, sete igncer, Baipey, Batiniors, By tel) | 22%, vi fata Bynes sata ‘Gen Ri sentvom rast; eat Aa Fegni lew Or. DC: Bireaaly | ee rue Nips 4 At Eich, ca ewes i nee} “Lab ibe roin tthe pesple be Heard.” seit Wa Tr Siu, wind W. ship Heraid of he y order Of». Ww. ENGS, Chatrman, oralagy a tanks Bi rchautt ia R Haze'line, M B Stet. 4 } Committe: of Arrangements. as ES oa, na Becretaries. Soe 0 tomer, Hare ‘ . BALTIMOR shri eee "Sooke Min mitted, Bo. BC. BW. Baten LUKE F. COmANS, 1d Brig Lotus (Br) Johnson, ns, PR: ‘Camp. BP nin bell, Korey Port rirnd: F ania ne Menton; Hien, Jawns A, Canorty, Seer “ene een ia, . ener, Sal cy dens mn mpson, New- ont fovening rmy weather (he meeting will be held on the BVCkaront, oranes curt Clonson, Bavbidge, Bal- | “Phe Commit tee of Arran peaanin. Speakers re $08 Me were Tis evetiag fouse, Union square, sebrs A CO! 1. D Wehiworth, Ryder Salem, lane C Hers Peet orere ealar toon inomtay ret ngar she ate hochiel, | tiom will ve held in Charaber of the Great Wig: Ret an wam ‘on Monday evening May 15. at bait en. Peck, Botting of the sun, General and punctual a nee ““e3 sloops and Ormainent, Bail, Bridge- | quesed. By of ort; Metamora. many es NELSON J. WATERBURY, Grand Sachem. EOGARTOWN, May 12“Arrachrs West Gleam, Tarr, New | Caaran C. f nny FOL York for Gloucester! 14 th, J nist Kendrick; and Mary | {iawnattna Season of blossom oon; year of @tb- Louisa, Turner, Piiladelphis for covery. Che Sia of independence, the dhe Sth, andof the in- FALL RIVE! Ek, M Sid schr 1, Bandera, Luther, New | Scitation Dey York. In iyo Mas, tur Re Tay, Cain, from Philadelphia % Gal Bite. May S—Arr sehr J Ame: Ca Philadel ‘Ble 1311 ate, Youton, ney raga ve GLOUCEST! St Hulger, NYork T PRIVATE ALE : ; hold Furatines, the property of # family gol alee ih. D B i Som. do for Portinnd; Ara- A gilousetiold Furatines, i ep operty of & family Going Addison for N LAN HT, M ie Pasa out, mip Radoga, ae bs Tastman; barks rks hy ander, BD Burgess, £ ORLEANS, May 1-Cid Brig Tandora, Bussey, N thoeers ail the ‘Ferawure comained. ia bis residenos, 113 Wow Twenty. ied street, oaae| | ag aveaue. Rosow Pianof 0 order: ng Roorn Bults, covered in brocatel; Brocade Curtatne Tagerss, Re, colnurer, Cabinete, Bronzes, Vases, Patras, i Yer sehr Josephine B Small, Carde : init, Extension Table, Glasn, Silver Ap mw Cresount, Tahara, NYork; Bo aod Bed Pevannns” eetante, —" gbre liad be Seater my if Wail, Castner, York; Mnrray, Joh Yo brige E A Read. Faber, York: Lil ee deiphia. Cid. ship Wild Cal, Morse, NYor t been in nse but 3m athe. WH be so! “haart ees mon. MIDDLE GIVING UP + & ft: Kate " URNITURE—A PRIVATE FAMILY Oe, | Mer seamalap Gey Peabsdy, Atwood, N York, via F nousekesping will Sere tae Tree ee 4 r hn ereon, vf Sue a ta great sacritice for eat a 5 See ato et wee one Sted: | waiod Parfor Suit, covered with French vrocatel, cost $k, 100; ong do. for $109; rosewood Piano. will be be sold for I forte, 7%, octave, with all the thodern Linprovements, cost $60), for $75: walnnt Suit of seven pieces, (or B76; marble top Tal on tageries, Tarkish Any aud Louis: steads, Bureaus, Wash Sprit Room Parnttnre Arr ‘schrs ii Chuney, Bordeun hited pia. es ion (Y §) Galyeston lg a, Garibaldi, y Povert’ Peacock.” kino Puliodeipita.” Cid loy, Master: ad ther ‘Miovridge, se; 3 nek iS tik Mor! rie iLbIxGS— iv as for tuorits im tho elty oF euuntry. KthCld ship St Generteve (Fr), Ploart, Mavre; schrs ab, Inquire ot b. = Aah Broad way. near Thirtieth st. Klien Forresicr, Thompson, Philadelphia; Vietorla (Br) Evans, Belize, Handuras. Via Matanoros, Foren ‘STORED IN GOOD BRICK — ‘na E Glover, Jackrou, NYork. Below, coming oP. Pilg Aleaupter MUtiken ; sehr Wm Smith (Be), Overtons Pi Satie a4) from NYork \ia Matamoros, sobr May, Smith, from N¥ork. Gia steamship Georse Featoly, Atwell, N¥ork, via Key West; scbr alfoul ah -. — tered Muh wilt, ships RC Win- RE, LOOKING GLASES, aaekeaatS, See bar Ea ee sip Ped: sets categ eel dale Acuiien cheapet ce satnesee and Pearl, brig ere aE DE: ered wobky i Emma, Baker, Jonston streets. arcu tbe oumber. Furniture in rown, es, ear ee EE “ape RAILROADS, i ty ROAD.<TRAINS FOR AL. t, ayes es “hambers strect eh may be = W YORK, HARLEM Ax rae rand Thee Teatne wl eave {renganih tet ata ie Fi aor rot all f erie aa New Yor York Cs sates poy AG Matan. Aoom fd sr th Sener He and six eg ie Ninth og di pee tenet aa ef a ae pl Air? ce aaa PL str RSM _ | Bort te 05, 10 A. M., mea tile: 8.80 P. M., sto; ay * | ae ge a ene ~ | eben nite $:43-A. M, mopping es corte it SSRN SNEED E. sopping at yt RE HOSTETTER’S BITTERS. t | Genet SLYE PROOFS C oF THE epricacy oP HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. HEAR 10H WITNESSES. Worthiess and pernicious articles are so often bol. in the advertising columns of the press by fabrieated | that the proprietors of HOSTHTCER’S BIPTERS rare'y gi quotations from their business correspondence, leet GENUINE OPINIONS of those who use and appreciate GENUINE ARTICLE shou! be confounded by the unthia ing with the PULSOME RYGMAROLE put into the m of MEN OF STRAW by u: tans, whose double object the PUBLIC. Berioving, however, ous emplries and ol LL both thelr wash an ONT by addressing th parties who vouch for th 10 bh hak oni bushel, the undersigned pub tlons of a people, and a’ duvite the attention of th CIALLY REQUEST al readers who :nay feel interes! Ject to ADDR: THE INDIVIDUALS THENSULVES, and ascertain correctness of the particulars, It may be thonght, perha; TETTER'S SYOMACH BTN STANDARD TONIC throsghont ie WESTERN J1BMI SPHERE, and is rapidly becoming a staple of trade at sh anupodes, speaks for {tself In stronger tones ihan privat eulogisth can speak for it. This is true: but the pliases diseasé are slmost innumerable, ani every day new ia. stances of the success of the Hitters, cither aga PREVEN: TIVE or a CURE, come to the kuowledge of the propre! throtigh the malls, Some of theta are of imnfouse jntete: to thousands placed in precisely the ‘ame cireumatances the'parties who have been PROTECTED or RELIEY, and therefore it seems almost an net of duty to put them record, For example: seven-elghtha of the multitudes whoxoto suffer more or less from SHA SICKNESS. Thoy dread this terrible atfiction more than the fury of the elements, and 1¢ must be an unspeakable satisfaction to them to learn that i can be averted by the use of MPSTETTER'S BITTERS. 1 fs only within the Jast twelve monthe (iat thie & FACT IN MEDICATION his been catablished, and hence 9 fanot universally known, Thor: who have tested thia newly] developed property of the pesparation, and escaped rea sick- noes by its ald, are naturally auslous to. spread the giia| tidings among all who “go down to the sea in ships and Co} Disiness on the great waters.” ‘The witness on’ this point, whose testimony is appendad, not only gived his own expe- rence, but corrobosates it with emphatic evidence from otber| sourecs, If there*be any who are skeptical on the éubject} cont date, towhieh he same tf ‘a preparation Uke HOS. which has Tong deen cli they are hereby referred directiy to him and ‘to the centle- man who shared with him the benoficial effects of the, anu-| dote. re, ‘The immense imercase in the wut, of HOSTETTER'S BIY- TERS, both at home and abion?, 1, during the past year, prov that the world, while it obeys the Scriptural injnncttom t “try all things,” only “MOLDS FAST to that which GOOD.” Spurious preparations, lke polsonous fungi, a continually sprinsing up; but thelr character Js soon dis- covered, and they are “flung like worthless weeds away.” On the other hand, a great antidote, that performs ell i promises, and even more than its proprietors claimed for 1 on its introduction, fe “noi sor a day, but for all tiie.” Every dose administered of 8 scless oF deleterious nos- trum helps to disabuse the public mind of the impragaions may have received from the flouriah of trumpets ith whieh the deceptions article was ‘Fonounced; “while, oh the con- trary, every bottle sold of a Feally valuable medicine secures! the permanent custom of the parcbaser, and makes him an ADVERTISER OF 178 MERITS among his frionda, 34 te} thus that HOSTETTER’S BITTERS bave obtained thetr unparalleled popularky, The press, indeed, has made’ tbe GREAT STOMACHIO widely kiown; but st ta the “wsl- formly ,successtul results of PERSONAL EXBERI that have rendered ita HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE unreugh- out the fength aud breadth of tie Jand, andthe malt re Mance of the TRAVELLER, the YOYAGBR, the’ MINER and the PIONEER. nto During the summer months = pure, wholesome Tonte, 11 which are also incorporated the properties of am. anti-billous J and mild apertent agent, is caseatially needed, Such a pre- pasation Is HOBTETTER'S STOMACH BUTTERS, the surest preventive and cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, eomsitpation, and nervous debility ever placed withiii the reach of the community. ri Against the depressing and sickening tendedey of heat miasnia {t ts 8 potent safeguard, and upon peftons of feeble coBstitu‘ion and uncertain health tts renovating efteets are | most extraordinary. eae Sr, Nichonas Horst, New Yorx, March 2, 1963. | Dr. Mosrerren:—Dear Sir—Being of « bllous tempera- ment, «nd having suffered mudh from sea sickness heretotére, Idotermined, when leaving New Orleans for New ork, im Juno last, to try your celebrated Stomach Bitters, Maying made the trip in the propeller Trade Wind without she jeast inconrénience, owing to their pre ir preventive effleagy, I procured | om the 20th of Julya bex of your “your Bitters, for the use of my. | eelf and a few friends, on our contemplated voyage to Europe in the Great Eastern, After getting to sea I opened the bor, and, together with about ton of my fellow-passen ers, par- took of the Bitters, On the second day some of the ladies om| board felt sea sick, but by taking half a wine-glaesful three times a day they soon recovered. Dr, Goldaborow, the} ship's physician, and Captain Paton, the commander, toge- ther with a large portion hdl ‘of the passengers, subse jveutly: experimented with the Biers and uniformly with entire success, They will certify to to the fact, that during the # hole. trip not one person on board was sen Kick after the second. day. Dr. G. having appropriated the last remaining bottle, as an infalliiie epecitic, I bad none of the article on my re- turn yoyage, and suffered more than I can deseribe in co” sequenee, I have orders for two boxes from two of my tate fellow passengers, now Ja Liverpool, and shail seud| them out by the next steamer. You onght to have a depot in Liverpool. Advising all persons veutiring for the first time (or indeed at any time) to sea, to obtain, If possible, » supply of your Bitters before leaving port, and thereby SECURE themselves against sen sickness. Lai, respectfully, your obedient servant, ~~ JOHN A ores oe of your HOSTETTER’S STOMACH with the Greatest success imaginatie. 1 have sorely aliicted. with dyspepsia for five years, ‘Ib 2. A have spent more tasn three hondrea dofars im paying dovior's Wile wed buying meds. cinge, some of whicls gave temaPOrnry relief; but your most Invataasie remedy bas dons more good then alt others Vharo| wavene! Besyecttaly, yours, SAMUEL RYEN. aauarons, Morgan Co, OW, March 2,1, Mesare, Hosrareen 2 Sutra'—Gente~Send oo four dozep sTomsoni_nitt BITTERS, as we are arariy oot, and woean’t do witheat it fe 1m fact, ft te eaperveding 0}? egos avnsehio posactons oF ws Reapoctfury, PRE 4 SILVERY. Hew Marsvisea, Putnam Co., Ind., Ped. 1, 1058. Mesere, Hosrerian & Surrn:—Gonte~ You wil please me two or three dosen'of ‘very dnatesbie and hich: