The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1863, Page 2

The Returning R: CHIRTY-SEVENTH AND MENTS NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS. General Sickles, ta whose division, the Thirty-seventh au Thirty eighth regiments Now York State Volunteers are Ab present; has issuod the following special order relative to the return of those soldiers. By this it will be sen that they cannot arrive in this city before Thursday or Friday: THE SPRCLAL ORDERS—NO. 87, Finangrarnns, Taig Aray Cones, May 28, 1808. IM, The Thirty Seventh New York Valuittesl and. the Thirty-eighth New York V 3 will move from their iuv 8, 1868, and proceed to the city rc, tho place of thetr enrolment, where they et of the United States, will furnish the ne- nd accoutrements of destination, will be turned orduance depot. All other public erty will be ned over to Captain Cannon, Acting it Quarte master at theee headquarters, subject to 4 the Chiof Quartermaster of this army corps. The ding officers of the regiments, on their ar- rival at New York, will report to the Major General com- manding the Cepartinent of the East, Kogim st commanders will be beld responsible that ail public property not accounted for in their respective sommnds shall be charged on the muster out rolls against the proper persons, and notification sent to the Paymaster General before the regiments are paid off. Detailod men of those regiments will join without delay, ‘The three years’ men of these regiments will be formed into companies and teansierred by the commander of the First division, with such officers as he may designate, to a New York regiment in the same division. Tho departure of these regiments recalls their distin- Ruished record in the army. Their conduct always elicitea. the cmphatic commendation of the lamented Kearny, under whom they served in the Army @f the Po- tomac and ii the Army of Virginia. In more recent cam: Paiges, Major General Biroey, commanding the division, Bas found fre juent occasions to signalizo tl ir rapid and orderly marchos, their aMor and ‘steadiness in action and theie admirable discipline in camp. These results illustrate the high professional character of their officers, and capecislly of Drigatier General J. H. Hobart Ward (formeriy Colonel of t ogre sncy wear 4 York Volun- teors), of Colonel 8. B Haynau, ets seventh New York Voluntecrs, commanding brigade, and of Colonel R. Po Trovrisnd, commanding Thirty-eighth New York Votnateers. ‘To enumerate the battles ip which these gallant ments have borse conspicuous parts is to Feeapaste nearly all the combats in which the armies in Virginia have been engazed. Among these may be mentioned Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Glendale, Malvern, Manassas, Chantilly (where Kearny ( ‘redericksburg, 1he Wil- dorness and Chancellorsy ile Wherever valor and fidelity are pessports to povityred hospitality those twin regiments, on whose colors the shamrock aud the stars are blended, will be heartily wel- come. The imperia! city wh'ch sent them to the army well kaows how to embrace and cherish her returnin; heroes; the nation—never served by braver sons—w not he untnindful of the fame of the few who survive, nor of the memory of the many whose fall attests the devo- tion of these citizen soldiers to our sacred cause. By ‘command of Major General SICKLES, tax, Assistant Adjutant Geveral. E arters, Third brigade, First division. Offi l—Jasms Here, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen’!. tary Affairs in City. REORG A! "ON OF THK FIFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS (DURYEE’S ZOUAVES). Colonel Winsiow, of the Fifth New York State Volun- teers, has accepted the offer of the government to reor- Ganize this splendid corps preparatory to again taking the field for three years or the war. To this end Colonel Winslow has received authority to recruit uuder the old and well kuown cognomen of the Fifth regiment New York State Volunteers (Duryea’s Zouaves). Nearly all the old officers will again tae command of thelr respect. ive companies. ining their original commissions. This will have the et of at once establishing the same Perfect system of discipline and order by which the old regiment has been governed in the fleld, and which jis al- most impossibie to attain in a new organization. Colonel Winslow is a young and ambitious officer, and has proved himself throughout the different en, \gagements in which he bas commanded to be in every respect qualified for the duties to which he has been assigned. Coroners’ Inquests. ‘Tue Caenay Street Exriosion,—Tho inquest in the caso of Terence Larkin, who died from the effects of injuries received by tho late explosion at Wilson’s cracker bake: in Chorry strect, resulted yesterday in a verdict ‘of death from burns accidentally received by the sudden ignition of gas in an oven belonging to Wilson’s cracker bakery in Cherry street. We further believe that the accident was caused by neglecting todraw out the gas damper before opening the oven door.” Bony Recoversp.—The body of Edward Roche, the lad who was drowned at the foot of Market street some days sg0, through the negligence of the pilot of the steamboat Continental, was recovered on Saturday in Gowanus Bay, Brooklyn, The re, were conveyed to the late resi- denco of the deceased, No. 307 Madiaon street, where an inquest will be held to-day. Founp Drowngp.—The body of an unknown. man, iu an Advanced state of decompébition, was found ee the water near pier No, 13 North river De- ceased was about five foot eleven inches in height, and spout forty FORA, OF age Coroner Collin held an in- An Editor with Gen, Hasca! -(From the Columbia (Ind ) City Nowe, Un Tuesday night (May 7 re ee va! q ~ report ourself to Gen. |, Secording to agreoment, to answer in ‘alleged brn "ot General Or- der No, 9, issued from his ‘*headquarters.” We called ee ee at bis rooms ia the Bates House on phonemes afternoon, introduced ourself to nim, and 1d the object of our visit. He received us kindly, and gone ug that he had received a copy of the Columbia News, some weeks ago, wherein he found several lg marked, and the names of six republicans ap- conite thereto, va een m God's baw to suppress the disloyal s! ereupon we asked bim to prodr the paper referred to, and Re out the articles were termed disloyal; but as be showed to suspend the publication such were the case there would be no need ing the matter. pee 8 would continue its publication so | we ha health to carry on the business, We asked Bi bim whether he would not permit us a fair criticism of the policy and Mmoasures of the federal admiuistration, as well as his own conduct’’’ To this interrogatory he Fepited im the aflir- mative. We told the General that we were satisfied with that, and as that was the only point at issue, we asked bim, aftor freely discussing matters of politics fn eeare, to give us his decision in the premises. He said that he was somewhat fatigued with the labors of the dey, and requested us to call agsin in an nour from then; that he wanted to converse with us freely, and that there would be no trouble in arranging the mal ter. Thus ended our iuterview with General Hascall, and, by the way, it will not be out of place hero to say ‘that’ wo were very kindly troated by him, even to drinkables; the Dost, as he sald, the capttal afforded. ‘ cies Ra sohal in intalilence, 0 Albany 1. Mix, of New: baler, of Mino: Fon A. H. Rice, orley, of Kentucky; Judge Chareh, of ind Colonel Tdrner, of tilinois, are stopping at the St, Nicholas Hotel. @. A. Henderson, of Washington; KF. M, Baumer, of Cali- fornia; Hon. J. A. Collin, of haghamica: Ed. D, Jordan and James Fish, Jr. of Boston; Lioutenant G. K. Hatch, of New Orleans; P. Van Berger, ‘of Minois, agg Dr. Collin, of Clyde, N. Y., have arrived at the MetropoMtan Hotel. Governor coburn of Maine, has beon en rously ill of laud. Ife was de- comprom We replied that we had no such.’ yaiee: that tho paper was self-sustaining, and that we FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ae Sunpay, May 31, 1863. The money market became sensibly easier last week. Yesterday the supply was in excess of the inquiry on the Stock Exchange, and large amounts were loaned late in the day atand below 5 per cent. At six all the leading firms can get all the Money they want on good collatera]. Speculators in ‘light timber’? pay seven per cent, and in some cases, where the principals cannot borrow directly, as much as 4% of one per cent a day. But the regular street rate between broker and banker is 6 per cent. Commercial paper continues scarce, andfor high grade paper the rate is 44054. Debt certificates continue to command 9934, not- withstanding the steady supply om the market. Confidence in the solvency of the government is now so goneral that capitalists who declined, in 1862, to lend government money at 12 per cent, are now eager buyers of 6 percent debt certifi- cates, one year to run, at 99 a 34. Gold fluctuated last week between 143 and 146, closing last evening at about 145. Exchange varied from 165 to 159, closing at about 158%. Rebel sympathizers and many English bankers and mer. chants predict much higher rates for gold and bills; but the daily evidences of confidence in the goy- ernment, which are developed in the constantly in- creasing subscriptions to the 5.20 bonds, oppose a substantial obstacle to the advance of gold. The public at large are converting currency into funded debt about as rapidly as the government can sup- ply the bonds. These conversions spring from a general belief in the ability of the government to redeem its issues, to pay the interest on its entire debt io any event, and war, woder any circumstances, unfavorable, to a satisfactory issue. The moment it ts clearly seen that the United States government is going to triumph in the atragglc with the rebellion, United States bonds, boaring six pet cent interest, will be worth more favorable to prosecute the | or | than their face in specie, and currency eonverti- ble into bonds will appreciate accordingly. other words, gold will fall until one hundred dollars in United States paper will be worth one hundred dollars in gold. The fall will probably be slow and gradual, and will be governed in a great measure by the progress of military successes. But if once the current sets in, the movement will continue steadily on. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— May2. May, May16, May 23, Mav 30 U.S. 6's, regist’d. Mr 108% 184 OTK «10816 Virginias or 6044 ey 62 Ty. 12 we 1B 118) 80; 11 tx 116% org 08 Toa 102 us" 15 190 «= 186 135 134 1stexd. 186% 148% «146 50 The stock market last week was feverish and hesitating for the first four days of the week, but firmer and more buoyant on Friday and Saturday. The rumors of the fall of Vicksburg, which were ¢irculated under the auspices of the War Depart- ment a week since, led to a marked decline in gold, and stocks naturally sympathized to a greater or lesa extent. Practically the fall of Vicksburg could only legitimately influence the atock market in one of two ways. If it involved the collapse of the rebellion it would imply @ cessation of paper issues, a return to specie payments, and conse- quently a collapse in those stocks which have been inflated by paper currency. If, again, without in- yolving the collapse of the rebellion, it secured the reopening of the Mississippi river to peaceful trade, it would menace the. East and West trunk railroads with’a withdrawal of that business which was forced upon them by the clos- ing of the Mississippi. It ia not believed, however, in mercantile circles, that the fall of Vicksburg would involve the collapse of the rebellion; -nor does any merchant expect that, so long as the rebels maintain an organized resistance to our government, it will be safe to send goods down the Mississippi, even if our government were will- ing to grant perniits to trade. Notwithstanding, therefore, the lively anticipationsof operators on the Stock Exchange, it is hardly hoped, among produce and merchandise dealers, that the fall of Vicksburg will réstore to the Mississipp! valley the trade of which the rebellion robbed that inte- resting section of country. The movement in stocks last week was irregular. The old favorites--New York Central, Michigan Central, Mllinois Central. Harlem and Harlem preferred, guaranteed, Galena, Toledo and Rock Island—are ‘so high that they are less tempting than they were to bull speculators. There is more margin for a rise—in the opinion of operators—in stocks which have not risen toa premium. The friends of Erie and Pittsburg consider them more intrinsically valuable than.any of their high priced competitors to public favor; and both at present seem to be earning as much money as stocks which command 10a 20 per cent higher prices. A movementis understood to have been lately organized in Southern old, on what basis no one can yet tell. But as the company has no floating debt, and the sinking fund is full, it is privately whispered that operators may possibly be taken aback by a five per cent dividend in July on both classes of stock. Among State stocks Missouris are the favorites of the day. If a measure of im- mediate or early emancipation be adopted hy the June Convention, Missouri will get the lion’s share of the enormous immigration which is now pour- ing into the country,-and before the fall her honds will command par. There is a pretty general will- ingness to buy them at present prices. Tennes- sees are neglected for obvious reasons, and South- ern bonds generally are hard of sale. Northern State bonds are out of the market, all being held at a substantial premium. ‘Within the past day or two several new stocks have been put upon the market. The stock of the Milwaukee and St. Paul road (the western division of the old La Crosse) is being issued; the final set- tlement of the. long litigation will probably take place within a week. We notice sales of Ohio and Mississippi trust certificates at 34. This is the famous six foot gauge road from Cincinnati to St. Louis, of which General McClellan was superintendent for many years. After @ long period of embarrassment the pro- perty has at last emerged from its difficulties and has been successfully reorganized. The total debt and preferred stock amount to $3,750,000, on which the annual interest. is $262,500. The road earned last year $1,122,530. During the first four months of 1863 the gross earnings were $524,000, an increase of $200,000 over last year. It is hence expected that the gross carnings for the year 1863 will not be less than $1,600,000, which would leave a dividend for the common stock after pay- ing interest and expenses. In January next the Atlantic and Great Western will be completed to Cincinnati, and the Ohio and Mississippi will then form part of the great six foot line to the West, and wilt probably have as much business as it can transact. The aggregate imports of merchandise at this port last week, exclusive of dry goods, were $3,012,082; the exports of specie were only $280,000. An advertisement in another column records the retirement from business of Mr. A. G. Jerome; for thirty years past a prominent broker and jobber, and for a year or more the heaviest operator in the street. He retires with an ample fortune, leaving the business te his son and others, who, with a capital of $200,000, will be known as Je- rome, Kellogg & Co. TS taal CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satvrpay, May 30-6 P.M. g Asnns.—Salos were made of 20 bbis. pots at 8¢. a 81¢0. Pearls were unchanged, Stock of all kinds to-day, 461 vbis Breavsturrs.—There was less inquiry for flour to-day, though buyers had any existing advantage, The day’s sales comprised 10,500 Dbis, State and Western, 800 do. Bouthern and 600 do. Canadian, within our revised range: ‘Superiive State and Wostern 15 a 640 Extra State.....- 580 a 625 Common to choice extra Western 586 a 950 Camadian sss sssceese 580 a 790 Southern mixed to good superfine... 650 a 715 senses 120 a 850 $50 a 950 seeee » 520 Corn meal, Jersey and 20 0 40 —_Wheat was generally held firmly, w good demand. The day’s sales embraced 115,000 bushels at $1 62.0 $1 14 tie oy 45 0 $1.56 for red and jad aes cake, eb for Milwaekee club and amber Sis a $140 for Chicago speing, and $1 64. $1 amber State and Jersey. Corn was ve and old 1 4 dearer, while pew was cheaper. Thea aay's transactions reached 127,000 bushels mixed Western, at 700. a 160, for new, 7c, © 776. for old sound, and @5¢, @ 72c. for un- sound. Oats ‘vere Uriah at 74c. a Tie, Rye was dull at her wo ae Java, mats and bagi e Sto. ; Laguayra, 320. & S4e,; St. Domingo, 284¢0. @ 200. Corrox onntinued very quict at ble, @ 620. for middling. Fisu.—The market was firm and the demand good for nearly all descriptions. prime Rio at 320. ordinary, 290, a 29, bags, 200 bales cotton, b: os provisions, wy do. 700 bois. ~* ie . oll at 828. Od, To Brist f at 2s. 7d. To | Havre 1,000 bbls. Sour on private terms. 1d for orders, ‘Acargo of grain, eae vessel, at 11igd. Hay!—The supply and demand were good, and North river was steady at 85c. 8 $1 05. Hors continued in limited requett at 15e a 23. Hioms were doll and heavy, with receipts for the week of 27,898 hides, and sales of 7,500 hides; stock at the chome 448,700 hides. Lavrnmk. Messrs. HD, Hull & Co, say of the wook's business —in the market for hemlock sole we have no | partioular change W report, there having continued aa NEW YORK HdERALD, MONDAY; JUNE 1, 1863. active demand thronghout the week for most tions The inqriry bax been princitally trom manufacturers and dea'ers, who have been personally in the market, though a fair amount of business has been done on orders from various sections. In prices there is ‘no quotable change, though towarda the close there is a tendoncy towards higher rates for the reduced supply of freab leather. The receipts fram the tamnories continue pov but are insufficient (0 supply the demand, and tho at the close of the week is light and ‘composed prte- cipally of old and inferior parcels. For oak tanned sole the demand is only moderate, but prices are firm, with & ‘smal! supply on hand. Upper in the rough remains aa laat noted—active, at full Mo!.AssKa Was more inquired for, with gales of 270 bbis. New Orloang at 33 4c. a 45c., 563 bhda, Porto Rico at 4éc. a 52c., and 610 hhds, Cuba muscovado at 4c, at 430. Provisioxe.—The domand for pork was lea active and prices were lower, Sales were made of 1,700 bbis. at $11 75 a $11 87 for old mess, $13 12 a $13 Sine sew 0. ph ‘15 for prime. Beet sold sold to the extent of 200 Cc. & Ce SE ghee es page ‘The continued dulness in the morocco trade A* * * EIGHTH AVENUE OBEAP STORE. BARGAINS ii aii VERE Pe ached BALES. u HANDKEROCHI! morse THOM AUCTION. (ON, de. estes Tens & Ge. 10c, 0 250. Ex WORK! eat aa LAG to bs mane Reune (sheeno 1, et py SILK I. seul) * i. RAPES, 12} ya ean 4 ORR ft vis and UMBRELLAB, , $125 to AW GOODS OF STRAW BONNETS. 10c, by aiets aye TEAW BONNETS: 12 STRAW BONMETS ae te orapLieee BONNETS, 370. STRAW BONNBTS, tic. STRAW BONNETS, S6c. STRAW BONNETS, eae BONNETS, 750. STRAW BONNETS, 880 STRAW BONNETS, $1 25. STRAW BONNETS, - soeaatnaW BONNETS, $1 50. STRAW BONNETS, Witvousrans STRAW BONNETS, $2, STRAW BONNETS, $2 25, ee STEAW BONEBTS, $2 50, STRAW BONNETS, § STRAW BONNETS, $3. NEAPOLITAN BONNETS Bs, 2a $2 3, BONNETS. CHIP BONNETS, l0c. gis m siksite: BONNETS. SHAKER HOODS, 26. SHAKER HOODS, 25. Bloomers, Bloomers, 750. pausomnees, Bic, Bloomers: Soe. Bloomers, 88c. Bloomers, ‘. Bloomers, (3c. B rs, $1. Bloomers, pomece Sto 25. Bloomers, $1 50. loomers, Bloomers. $1 75. __ Bloomers. $2 50. FLOWEES [9 2c, Spray, RS FOR So 200. PER 5 KINZEY gRELS MILLIS KINZEY Sets. STOREKEEY PERS, SS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES, pen won piesa he Temping Ribbons. "ee et to 500, per piece. cr per niece, 5000 pieces Ne i Cond Edges, 8c. to $1 * eis ‘piece. NET RIBBON, 2° Bonnet Ribbon et Ribbons, ‘ae. BONNET RIBBONS, ste to Bie. K MITTS, Iie. SHER MITTS die B00 SILK MITTS, Be 7 AUCTIC Phe OF PANS. 7 15,000 Fans, in Spanish ivory, silk, linen, sandal Chinese Fans, ae 4, from te, up to $1 60 (about HOSIERY FROM Avgnos. 5000 rae LISLE THREAD HOSE, 25¢. 5,000 PAIRS NESSES G BALMORAE. HOSF, 260, woods: half 10,00 Pal pegs GENTS: HALY ANOY GOODS Tat EP ALIMENT, BVERY SHADE by tay ae SKT he LS, te 6c, 12 8KEINS BEST SEWING MLR. PINS. 4c. paper. kg ty NEEDLI 8 PPEDUE MA aac a is BASTING acorons, Sta Lista 4 LINEN AND a aie Tine a an te Pa RE FAC Nas. "Xi corors, BERET OU ALAR eae ier RAIDS, So, IARGAINS IN EVERY DX NO CONNECTION With, Ans y ak Ey STORE, ND 223 EIGHTH AVENUE, Between The 20% ‘y-first and Twenty-second streeta, A’ THE METROPOLITAN Soar ROOMS, 45 BRUADW: (Entrance through Grover @ & Baker's salesroom.) NOVELTIES IN CLOTH AND SILK MANTLES, EMBROIDERED, BRAIDED AND PLAIN, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Or manufactured to order at shortest notice. N.B.=Chitdren’s Marseilles Skirts and made. HENRY MOO) Agent. AT OmtoN apams, NO, 687 “BROADWAY, ROMAN SCARFS, ROMAN SCARFS, ROMAN. 80, ROMAN SCARS, ROMAN SCARF! (ATIRACTION THIS WERK AT LEGRA RAINS. CHINE KS. the newe: sai designs, ‘oat to Import $2 35 and BAREGE FLO NCED. ROBES at $2 5), Cost $8 to Import i Ga Bo. 58 and $1 75. NEW FRENCIT JACONT nTS at 2c, worth de, POPELINE DE Pari ‘t 38e., worth 50a, MOZAMBIQES. donbie width, new plaids, Be per yard, worth @de.” Fine white PIQUES and MARSEILLES at 7Se. per yard. “LRGRAIN, 720 Broadway, corner of Waverley piace, near New York Hotel. FRESH ARRIVAL A FROM AUCTION, OF SILKS, SILKS, aus. CHECK AND PLAID SILKS. from 48,61. up, FIGURED AND PLAIN SILKS, from 7s. FOULARD SILK IN STYL& ey EN 4 IGURED and CHINTZ, ym da, 6d. 8, with and without ¢, in all widths and ad all prices. from 7s. to $4. yard, THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND MOST REC! HERCHE STOCK FRENCH. BRITISH AND GERMA E83 GOO! IN THE CITY, DRESS agops. at i es 124ge. and Se, a yard. a Gor Zhe. and Me. DEESS Goobs fe Soe ana oe" GOODS, to p'ain colors. $8 GOODS, in Plaids and Stripes. RESS GOODS, lored Alpacas. DRESS GOODS, le and angle widths. a LARGE STOCK OF palace ROBES, 2234 yards, from AND. on oe PRINTE! ELEGANT SILK pa 1D AND PLAIN, RICH FIGURED BAREOMS VERY CHEAP. STOCK OF DOMESTIC corto teh Vi 1 Skah MAHKET RATERS wah HER ATES AR us goth avon Bi HOW or tae th ROBERTS, Proprietor. ABNOWD, CONSTABLE & CO. Are offering at retail a large assortment of WHITE AND PRINTED PIQUE AND MARSEILLES, 4 6 cents per yard, and an excellent line of DRILLINGS, for boys wear, at # conte, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &0, Canal street, corner of Morcer street. PUtACHED AND BROWN MUSLING, AND DOMESTIC GOODS OF EVERY KIND, AT REDUCED PRICES, ~~ LORD & TAYLOR Nos, $61 to 467 Broadway, Ros. #7 an 49 Catharine street, ——_—— SRIRTS ede ee aN eee at SO ete ho Lace Skirts, for 78 AT GAY! J in front, 1 worth 83, vhon 5, eo 5 | between Eighth aud Mish ereela, é _ DR¥ Goo, (ins AND MANTILEAI : r ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. have now in store a large and vers very clegant stock of CLOAKS, 4ND MANTILLAS, including many novelties euitable for the season, to which they invite special attention, Prices moderate. anal atreot, corner of Mercer. ([HOAKS AND MaNTIELAS. OUR ENTIRE BTOCK AT RETATL AT REDUCED PRICES. LORD & TAYLOR, NOS, 461 70 467 BROADWAY. Nobtt Kio ——e STREET. BUMMER NN py tirely different from o Wiiich she Invites the altention of her above Twen! 1A Bree freadway, one dos ser Proo wan treet, Misses’ and Children’s Garments in great varloty, } SMITH, 1,142 Broadway, above Twenty- CHARLOTTE G. et 1 way, above iy: RESS GOODS—PRICES REDUCED. A full assortment Summer Dress including a gicat der ic nonin Must) received, at LORD & TAYLOR, pD*** @oopDs. ete rem mg Te NEW DRESS GOOD8, eS ane R PASIIOR aie COLORS, ME A STRALASLAM, pa For ia “penne HOT SEASON, of “PRENCH GRAY" ARBORS, #8. por yard, FIGURED POPLINS an HIMALAYA CLOTHS, a tha CHECKED roma LA very wide We, to 6 and Be. 0 LARG! CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF 4 BAND CTPACAB, in all the fashionable favite special attention to mn to our stock of DRESS for his week's ‘sales, which we have the pleasure to GLAGES- and LENOS, per yard, Us] POPLIN Bounce ia the largest and Fe nave ever 274 Bowery, near Houston street, PPOBNITURE coveRiNas at cost WIDE FRENCH BROCATEL, At 38 per yard. COTBLLINES, SATINS AND BROCADES, At old prices. . Also, @ Cull Line of HAIRCLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS, WOOL AND UNION REPS, PREIN AND TERRY CLOTHS, WORSTED DAMASKS AND LASTINGS And every styleof UPHOLSTERY GOODS ding low Sgures, At corresponding SOLOMON, & AR HART, roadway. pec AND BRITISH DRESS_GooDs AT RETAIL. The whole of their importation will be opened oa MONDAY, At less than the cost of importation, Aspectal counter bas been appropriated for Dress Goois at and under thirty cents por vat yard, At which great bargains will be offered. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., CANAL STREET, corner of Meroer street R'S NEW S' Gano 705 eo ADWAY. rue Lancesr (A408 Brosiway.) barsti> Most. FLBGART AS ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS AND at retail tn the United Our immense ey 2 oct fon coepars ‘betore the advance, we will continue to sell ato! PAYNOK, Importer and Manufacturer, 765 Bi Brosdway, batween £ Eygoth and Ninth streets, RUE CAREY, 473 BROADWAY, ‘tll open for sale several novelties, just recetyd from jurepe, Fld al Mall rere China, in Mantillas, wer 7 atonds and Ruitles. iy rh 47s BROADWAY, Late Charles Street & Co. Second sti sore up from | Ubsiell, Pierson & Lak (380. c eS WILL OPEN ON igs tated AND Du- wae pte eek large additions io by now handsome 3 Girentars, Sie stage ‘dc, he, just re- ceived recente fs BAT le fate Chacten Street & Cea Second store up thom Uvedell, Fpovsecnernc AND ) DOMESTIC Goops. 20 cent BLEACHED HE at ie. per yard. 25 cent BIBACUDD MUSIANS, at 150. per yard. oy » DWIGHT AND oe. - Leama” ACHED SHIRTINGS, at 2e., «actly sold recently a: We. a BEST PRINTS (spring colors), 1 12e , Me. aad Ie. LADIES’ CLOTHS (all woo!) at 81 50 per yan LINEN, DAMASKS. TO sineed ohne bie LANNELS. NAPKINS. TABLE CO €o' oy dee. dee. W. K. PEYTON, 274 Bowery, near Houston street. T WILL REPAY ALL THE TRO! ¥ OF ouR lady friends to call and examine Mr, GEORGE CAREY'S MANTILLAS, SACQUES, CIRCULARS AND RUFFLES For siiminer wear, $04 and 306 Canal street, PRAT PERIES, L ADIES WILL BE REPAID FOR ALL THEIR TROU. 4 die in purchasing their Mant es, Ciroulsr Howmds and Ruties at GEO. CARLY Sad Broadway (ate oh Becond sior tp from Ubsdelt, Pierson & Lal ADIES WHO ARE iy WANT OF A HANDSOME exam f/ our stock of ‘and Ruitles, ‘oko. CARRY 4 Late Chi Second store up from Ubsde ADIES WILL FIND THE MOST ATTRACTIV Al 4 gortment of Rotonts, Cirulara, Mantiilas, Sacques GEO. CAREY'S, and Ruities, at 75 Broadway, (Late Charles Street & Ci Second store from Ubsdell, Pierson & | Ptace's, ye LAS. MARTILLAS, FOR THIS WEEK'S TRADE we will ofer a0, LL i ARO ET AND, pos ATTRACTIVE cK OF RIC FOUND IN THE CITy, v hoice stock of the AMO RSW SALERANDRA SCARF MANTILLA,” DRA THE CATES. ZOVELEY OUT CULARS AND. 8. s. Noasthed ttn paavouRs, EMBROIDERED, fo great variety end at hang low prices. We respectfully request these Indies who have hitherto confined their purchases to Broadway and Canal street sores, to examine our GARMENTS and the great difference in our prices. We guarantee to them a ae ‘twenty-five to thirty per cent, K. PEYTON, am Bowery, near H Houston street. u™ E. MORRIS, nO & svagar. Pr CUSTOM ‘stint bs Maken superintended a lon ervelf, she warrants ae ‘best tne beet work an and we ‘most perfect Gt in the city, TAROT — ona UNMRs | © RING a Phy Sitawis, PETTON'S, 274 Bowery. soon ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., ores the above Goods, much under cost, MONDAY, JUNE 1. ates Canal street, corner of Mercer, ‘PUAIN aD CHECKED SILKS, New and desirable 6 able styles, at retail, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. == LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY, Kot GP." ONARING Ore, U8, GLOVES AND HOSIERY, = A CHOICE ASSORTMENT AT RETAIL Also at stores pren m ‘Wancinds ‘at RETA OUR SPRING STOCK 18 NOW READY FOR EXHIBITION. POR EXTENT AND VARIETY OF STYLE IT Ig UNSURPASSED, Parties about furnishing are invited to an examination, SOLOMON & HART, 309 BROADWAY. Gowouon & nant, %9 BROADwat, ABE MAKING UP EVERY STYLE OF OURTAING, VALANCBS, CORNICES “AND 1 AND TRIMMINGS, GOLD, PAINTED AND HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, AT A BLIGHT ADVANCE ON OLD PRICES. LES, SILKS, SILKS. ‘A magnificent stock of BLACK AND PLAIN COLORED SILKS. purceased during the week, at a great sacrifice, at auciton. ote Bolte SLED BIL SILK (wide) murs ‘per Per et srt » Armures and vw. 214 Bowery, Wear Houwan Aieet NEWEST ya Hepor be bee ee ee aN, wats” ‘S Polite and Eitemealy ‘Attention to‘all parties ‘Will ever bea npecial THE CLOAK | faci ON THE VIMO PLC tae. if Who will secsive through His agents iu Parts THE LATEST STYLES RR BAC! 480) which, together with ou: am Ramen HOME MAN UPACTURE, arrant usin oo SHAWL, biek AND Sara ene si wn sod CLOTH WAREHOUSE most superbly, N THE ContINENT. sca aa Y Our customers will be g.ad to learn that our excellent and MR. N. W. HALSTEAD, adhe bartecers, tlemanly manager, RETO a esate our Shaw! and ilk Room, OF THE COUNTRY are respectfully invited to visit the MODEL WAREHOUSE bi sh and German spoken inva aiees Set ray or ie OLIVER MOWBRAY, 269 Grand street, corner Forsyth. E WOULD DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF LADIES to the extensive CI Moy Mantilla Store of ORGK CAREY, OL aud 803, Canal atrect where considerable inducements ae offered to the public, Both aa reaarda prioe and st ~~ MISCELLANEOUS. E, OF GOOD CHRFR—NERVOUS DEBILITY, &C., ae., tmanently cured the “Concentrated Cure l. Sent a by mail, Send fora pamphlet. iss & CO., (aritary DISEASES. PERI THE CELEBRATED DERVATOLOGIST, RECENTLY FROM 29 WINTER STREET, BOSTON. gud the only man in this country who hae ever made the treatment of DISEASED SCALPS, LOSS OF HAIR and BLANCHING, 4 specialty, has established himgel£ at Lit, NEW YORK, sseora boss be nserotiod all ‘whore alllicted with any disease of the scaip, loss of hair or ce blanching. Dr. Perrs's method is fn accordance wit the law of cause andeflect, He makes @ person ination, ascertains what disease of the scalp Sas or is producing & loss of hair or premature whitening pr scribes such remedies. ac-ording to ita nature and rejuirements, as will remove the disease; gan luis great sueces< ty treatin APILLARY DI ISEASES. is prepared to treat gncoessfully the salen 1 sPwtich are productive Of a L008 of ain Irritation of t! Beatp. Danica or Tht ritation of t Dandrull or Thicae! tsrumation of the Benaltive Skin. sy ficaga ser ‘Secretion, zn Eater, ‘Distended or Swollen Roots and premature Blanch- aL eet physto'ogienl ‘bis i the only method bi upon ples which bas der er been. presenied to we pudlic for the restoration of th» Hal ALL © LONBULTATIONS PREE. All lngaien es. or pies communica: ong sddiessed Dr. B,C. cipainge at Debtlitation Perry, 4) Hond street, New York, enclosig wamp. Entered accordin, eat of Congress, in the year by B.C. Perry, ind Glories olive, is the Dist Courrat District of Massachusetts. B, AORIMOUT 8, THOFICAL DYPBNTERY REMEDY, poi aha Diarrhra or tatanthe rahatera. vee up fa air Ly jon GO cel met Tree, at oftecs pod ped Newt cha Chambers outro. addrews letters fobox Bua N.Y. \d for cireular. OUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS. RIF! PISTOLS, REVOLVERS OF ALL: gl NIVE: eT EHCUSSION SARS. cua, SWORDS, anges BELTS, MILL Goons lone ae a, papi ty For sale at lowes! 27 w. grime & 09 . 187 Broadway. Guus & OLD P rLANEATION COFFEE, LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. For sale by grocers generally, WRIGHT, GILLI * £289, 285 ant 247 Washtogion sree, W ANO.—100 TONS, FROM SALDANAH BAY (a Meh ol gah per ton, toclore a consignment. “Appy to WHE neice of . m 4 1. ROSS, Ti Broasway, ae \CCORDANCE WITH T THE FROV! ISIONS | or food FINE FLAVORE! on”, chapter 406.0 the laws of 1384, the undersigned y elie morc t that they intend tg form aw tneorparated company, to be locates In the elty and county of New York, tobrcaled “Tne Ceoton Fire Ineurance Company,” for the surance on Dwelling Mouse, Stores, dings. Morchandise, webold Purnte ST. Ti FISt re it OWE. ALERED EDWARDS. AMES De SM TEI, NELSON TAPPAN. JOCOB BR. 8. HUY, ER. Taare HER M. ADAMS. v DREW Wi8S0N. New Yor«, May te bank ah AW BUSINESS.—I PROSECUTE OR DEFEND GOOD cases in any enn, and charge no. few Fdo not suc: w tO mm tents, HOWES, Councilor at Kine, 75 Nasnatratreel second floor ARBLE MANTEL! city to purchase cheap je at A. KLAP THE BEST PLACE IN THE weil finished marble Man- ‘3 marble yard, 109 Rast Cut this out it the cheapest rates, bu . 84 First avenue, nese ‘Third at ) BARRELS MERCERS, 1s PRIME ye sale n se ty, sui ehmers, at less arket pr HAVILAND. Agent and Com mission Dealer, ‘Sat Pearl tA, New York. WANTED.—A 85: ‘OND. HAND | 8A G Erion, wanted aca Fulton wife halts Fone.” TPE METAL WANTED.—CASH WILL BE PAID FOR ‘a few hundred weight of Type Metal. Apply at the desk ATION OF THE GREAT AMERICAN of New hana roy PL yd era ‘n the biatory of retailing tea. Fro le hare been enabled wo get whe ne ‘orn eas, at tet different sections of Now pinned A) All Teas, tn a ote) RK feaey sitet, New ¥ ¥i ork. AND COMMERCE “TORRNA | A i>k EW having int Ine, manifeet » Sf Aly "place, tuird door from Broad- The ¥ wae ar Wid NT Weare * ceuicax TEA COMPANY, the wR Ws Cg 0 Mita TER FOUND PROFIE, andno OF THE COMPANY PRICES of Hart the duty). wit Feet la Street, corner of E ees igniy aren, tween 350) ar) ‘Wivh streets, Ghrue. economical, the dainty and those who love health and com S Sat aes srtave Je neae man ghee Y ve 2 ” iY tig ihe v joney returaed Seventh aveaue, on A rosa wooee 70,1 ever, for the season or on high ground. with river. view, house contains 12 rooms, beaides two t parlors, diding roam an fruit in great variely: gas turoughont; bal Sad cold we *» dec. ire at tet agrat, A Mr. Martin, the tae rpaten ne of Br dar from’ Ne and York bare tat erect Churches of every denowiuation at eeonvenient distance post oflice aio, SEMENT A iotiah areas ea quireot Ee e0.7. BU RNAS. 1 Tiadson sty af ROADWAY LOFTS TO LE THE, WHOLE OR rae of the Lofts of the marbiebuilding 495 nnd 10 Ivosd way. wey.” -ADBIy 1a JOHN LLOYD & 16 Naxsau etrect, |URNISHED povars TO LET—<7TH iY Past 30th st., $990; W: Mth st, Pesin® gpaneakent sath ne, $00; Pep baa a tae path ye aaiare $700, unfurnished, B70; count AMS & CO., sokine's near FoR RIED BOOM Toe bouskeepiage wi omg for thee days*at No; a7 Weak Fenty aoventh afeet, between | Browdway ant Sixth ‘OU FLOusE, To LET THE 7 TH STORY aX BROWN FURR, Hosdstnorh atte wituy-urth atroct, ues Loelnge ton ion avenue, and part tot bet ipurnitare for ona qyoren AND LODGING BUSINESS.—TO Lae. RE. duced rent, modern built hola dome. Sown: Ae restaurant; the owner will ald (une aure in this house, Apply at OOMS, WITH STEAM Sg ee WELL Rageteens sft ar coe * rales, Apply’ immediately to agent, on cS Se ea ea SPeon FLOOR, Baten 7 ROOMS, wie, pA] id cold water. to tet, for light business, at! fon etrect. Apply within. QmALL co COMrAG? WEAR #okG isLAND ROUND, » Beacon i pete —' Pt RT AND BAOK BASEMBN? af area stots ck heute Nor Sb_South. Rit irony een wat pendants, iter ie aie ‘lip’ jaquire on the cad otiedaal A COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Av 5 Foukersi choice location, ose i ser: - Nae full bearings ine view of the fier. * ADpty te i ENRY G. WARUINON: Architect, 51 Wall street. 10. Lars LARG! Rance. gueer STORY HIGH iP Tore ieror need ‘emen with» p! a sat tamitions staat spe: ren: $650. Apply at 80 Nassau street to FU ISTE! RUN! IAUED.COE. Ti ch REE that a RA Heig! Tiudnon ¢ wt feng of New York and environs, sAyphyto®. Cut re of A. Bri LET—THE CAPAC ting of four rooms, of t Apply on the premises, iE PART OF or, ™! LET-TH hdd , Pa o ear ‘SECO! ‘D R, CON- brick house itnon North Moore LET-THE U a eter ed HOUSE 192 SPRIN@ atreet, west of Br four or six rooms, very couvenicnt, water, ,a8, Mt Bowession immediately, LET_PULLY FURNISHED, BROOKLYN, adit tacen si) Deed Convenlaat te Glinton wirset’ seyntacnate Street ULI Tinmilton sureete “ Apply aC Ns. 2 Court streets ret du BRAINERD. T°, LET—BROOKLYN, 91 CLINTON STRI nate brick Honse, all a ements, Sashington, stree Hamilton street; apo @ House and othe: paabest fon ner lo. iByecson sireot. CE DWELI ING sexes oF TARER rom $5 50 (o $7 50 77 We jleecker, om store at 177 Wooster st LETHE 5 eal fy titel 4 Rd dard No. Ut” Ti0SE, TIRED OF BO. Pe furnished Parlor on the first Mt i kitchen. every conve! oo for housekeeping, to ton gentlemas and wife. Ci 295 West Houston street, near Hudson. qn FUYSICE NS—A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICR Jet, be re Broadway and Sixth avenue: Rooins cot obtained {n the same bouse { ing. Appl Matar. West Twenty seventh street, OO URFORN ISHED (PARLOR FLOOR. “NO $5! Blevooth street, next Filth, avenue, to pou. opel . ale, gentlemen re Sistas hart Board “Buia te ebm 11 tit 2. his re ou Will be found snost Jest FO ae “moc ana Pousp—0 D_ON THURSDAY, MAY 28.4 Foe ET ane smal anion Of eran ce tl Fertlewmnent. 7 Pe BURY vateaaieF seeing Pore heer ee TRRRIBE DOD. aPPat tn Roor, Rael SPs aia st 31 North Moore street, t! rt O%, SAREADA, RETEI, CRC TEES Le or ina pt ‘Stampa. ‘one bit ‘the owner, | ety resetra ie “reward by beaving it at No. I! en Rone THURSDAY MORNING, ABOUT WINE o'clock. ine s Parcel, eomiatni Bamm a keys, (wo thee Somat wread or finder will ea them to No.8 Aan strggh . WE GTBAYED FROM IS PaRENTs—4 nov 12 Rane Westchester conatys Neovo Tioom: oom pore rian, tok ea fener a pi Bare veal ‘eat street. $3 | REARRSO80 ou AECENAY RONG gener roreralng the same to thé doy vig nore 397 Grant street $3 ines WILL BE GIVEN. AND WO ( REWARD, WILL BE OTVEN (AND, 30 taken the dest of Het 1¢ book la of no $1 27) REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, AT THE Hi Dp. san River depot, on Saturday morning, May Fi Poeketbook, contAini iste ca tie Srinsorieine te. $20 font BAM ABD iOGF OR STOLEN, OME Lape gold Seren r Lg th. ¥. for don 5 ae J cl Toommpick and Hoon attacied. ‘The mood sind wo questions suked oa return Warray street, firet Loft. maw ARD —LOST. $50 "prow ia Hroaticay SSriainins two S10) United es Hi i ie oops hy Sa ‘The above reward will pe pald REWARD WILL ae PAID TO ANY PERSON $10 giving informatio hut will lead to the kin, Ww yn lost sipee the ae C4 shen ight years va fai hai ‘and akin aad c alico dress, with black braid, aod a red wroraisg se ‘Ava 19 See near the. worsted hood and black salts nes 8. Larkin, 52 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. REWARD.—LOST, ON FRID, V_RVENING, IN $100 Sine re ‘8 a Mark place one cluster diamond ng sat iaitver. “The tinder vac Hey rp shove, eeu by ving it with Mra. Cougver, at | S15 REWARD.—THE ABOVE RE’ Uni 38, eoree tar AnD pita BB for the retro e States six cent Coupen Boats , 38,732 and ‘Wail street on the "Pa ment of The suave aon he has been stopped at the United States Treamiry. Adtress, with reference to the eub- ; Bannuel be Breese, 31 Gt. Mark's place. qt ENTION. —TUR E MEMBE re erracl = Mall Park aera rat meet woEAS ea eat are fel th ucar gar orien, sata on Fe > ‘ weloeky ’ Jue LORMAN B. captain commanding Co. score Liv GUARD, Co. B, FOURTH PE ge mi ‘Satan senpany hovers otber place pe BS se te as 4 _ Ree Beat Advances on ———————— \ SEMOvAL—? LK FEN BE. MIANT f Asai evi wes Jand patieats at the gue Reem woop BROTHERS, ‘ CARRIAGE MANUPACTURERS, HAVE REMO’ TO One door abor tals Mi inoue —