The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1863, Page 8

8 “THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS. THE CHARGES AGAINGT ‘PHEM. THE SYSTEM OF ARBITRARY ARREST, Mrs. Brinsmade’s Wrongs to be Attended To. The Japanese Fund and the Metro- politan Police. Interesting Developme coming, &., Forth- &, ae. Srate-o New Yorx, Bxecurivea rae} , Atwany, June 3, 1868. ‘The anvexed papers are eepies of charges which hay ‘been mado ‘against you, and which are on file in this oitice, You are required to make written answers to tho same, which are to be sent to me on or before the 13th stant. You are alse required to answer withia the sam: (imve-to the ebargea which were made by H. K. Biauvelt, on the Ist of Suauary last, copies of which were served upon you on the 2d day of January last. Whep your a#swers are received I will make the proper erder for an mquiry imto the trata of the charges made, HORATIO SEYMOUR . ‘To Messrs, Jawus Bowen, Taomas C. Acton apd Jonn &. Bane xcollency Horanio Seymour, Governor of the New York:— spectdcalic ‘thomas ©. oi the Metropolitan Police, and each of ‘them, except that the said James Bowen is not included in so’much of the waid charges and specications as relates to misconduct since the first day of January last past; the said .charges And specifications being supplementary and in addition to the charges against the said Commissioners made by the wubscriber on the first duy of January last past. FIRST CHARGE. Arresting persons arbitrarily, without legal process or other valid authority, in violation of section 11, titie 6, ehapter 1, part 4, of the Revised Statutes, by which it is made a misdemeanor, punishable by fine and im. prisonment, it “any sheriff or other officer, or apy person pretending to be an officer, ghall, under the preience or solor of aby process or other pega authority, arrest any person, or detain bim against his will,” “without due and legal process, or other valid authority ? and omitting to (uke persons 60 arrested before a magistrate, in viola- tion of section $0 of chapter 259 of the laws of 1860, which requires that “every member of the polive force who shall arrest a person without a warrant eal imme- diately and without delay, upon such arrest, convey in person such offender beio:e the veareat magistrate, that bbe may be dowt with acoording to lav.’ fication.—Tbat the Gia Coranites oners caused or pers: ‘ted the arrest of Algernon S. Sullivan, ‘at No. 84 West Fourteenth street, tu the city of New York, onor of August, 1861, by two members ‘of the police force, upon the order of Superinten- puedy, of the said’ force, without tegal process or otger valid sotbority, and heid the said Sullivan in custody without taking him before a magistrate, ali of which was IB viowliod of said statutes. Seomd Sperification.—tbat the said Commeasioners caused or permitted the arrest of Samuel J. Anderson, at No. 79 Spring street, im the city of New York, on the 13th of Ac gust, 1861, by Philp Farley,a member of the Metiopelitan police force, upon the order of Suyerintend- eut Konveiy, witbout légal process or other valid au- thority, and hela the suid Anderson in custody without taking belore a magisirate, ail of which was in vio- lati_b of said statuter. Lh rc Specification.—That the said Commissioners caused or perm (ted the utreat of Henry A, Reeves, at the depot ef the Hudson River Railroad Company, in the city of New York, on or about (be month of Feptomber, 1861, by oe of the members of the Metropolitaa police’ force, epon the order of Superimtendent Kennedy, of the said Jorce, without jegul process or other valid authority, and heid tue said Reeves in custody without taking him be- ore a magistrate, ali of which was in violation of the said statotes. fourh Specification —That the said Commissioners eauced or permitted the arrest of James Horwitzen, in the city of New York, in the mouth of October, 1961, by one of the meubers of the Metropolitan police foreo, upon the orws rintendent Kennedy, of the gaid ‘force, legal process or other valid arthority, and held Jiorwitzen in custody without taking Bim before aie, ali of Which Was in Violation of the said if at the eaid Commissioners caused seed Ube acrest of Stephen Day, at No, 125 Atlan: treet, in the eity of Frooxiyn, on the 12th of August, by ‘ba es Frost, ope of the Metropolitan police ess OF Other valid authority, and egal proc 4 tho suid Day in custedy without taking him be.ore a magistrate, all'af which was in violation of the said statut Stath Specification.—That the sid Commiasionors eansed or permitted the srrest of Ai custus H Penning, at the corner of bicuth avenue and Twenty third street, in the New York, on the 13th of August, 1862, by one or nbers of the Melropolitan police force, upon the crintendent hennedy, without legal precess veld authority, and heid the said Benning in vihout tiking ‘him before a magistrate, all of Lane, sald statue. ion —That the said Commission ers r pevtnitted the arrest of Hugh Boyle, ia the city the 16th of August, 1862, by oue or more, ropotitan police foree, without legal ,and held the said Boyle ore a strate, all of caveed ew York by ‘hat ¥ permitted the ar cholas Hotel Commissioners wcification — toe said *t of James Carro)l, at the in the city of New York, on the 22¢ , by ollicer MePougall, one of” the dicts politan police tore upon the order of Inspector Carpetit OF ‘he said foree, Without legal process or other yulid au thority ti ed the said Carroll in custody wiihont tak m before a magistrate, all of which was in vio la tion of aid ‘ste, ‘ per fication. —That ‘the said ‘onimissionors ¢anscd or permitted the arrest of Lewis Patiard, David P. Wetoter, Wa. A. Greenleaf, Wm. M. Van Wagenen, Win. Yonald, ne, A.W Alired Kershaw, Alfred Phillips, Frederick Plate and Rickard Kingsland, at ‘the city of New York, om cr abcut the 27th of August, 1862, by mem- ders of ihe Metropolitan police force, upon the order of PU erintendent Kenvedy, without. legal process or other Valid surhority, and held 'each of éaid persons #0 ar- before a magis- Which was ia violation of the suid statutes. 1 the said Commissioners caured pet of CathaFiie Movabe, at 49 New York, on or about the 20th of Wilson, one of the Metropr rider « rintendent Kennedy, vithou’ lega! process or other valid au: thority belt the ®ud Cathariae McCabe in custody withont t her berore a rongistrato, all of which was fa vie 10, the #aid statutes Ps —Ihat the said Commissioners w arrest of William Coddington and 4 Pubic road in the town of West Furnes evunty er, on the 6th of September, 1862, by ovo of the Members of ‘the Metropolitan police force, rot Superintendent Keauedy,of the #nid jeg! provers or other yalkt authority, and 4 Coddiogtom ane Mitton fr ther of them before © magistrate, all of which was iti violation of the said statute: Pwelfth Specificat Wat tho suid Commissioners caused or permitted the #rrest of George Molloy, at or » rery, in the city of New York, on the 4th by one of che witbout legs! hn Spersfication riniited th arrest of at or near the ‘ Vill gua street, iu the wity of New Yurk, on or mut the Ah day 1863, by oflicers nnetiy pd Wail the Metropolitan po eo, without process or other valid n cus the said 1 i rate toluings and Kerner bevore a mag day therea‘ter which was ia viol tatutes, in Cousequence of which un id ttutehings ed Ww y his mental canbe juaane in their ob pertatt Miawtul ¢ veld « e ond control the same to be emeut of per ® any legal process » such persons any and all wation ag fo the cause Of their conigemnent, 8, fan That the std C mmisetapers cased o ed Algornon S, Sullivat to be foreibly dn » t the police headquart of « a root he city of New York, during hb t th of August, 1861, the said Salli en y on Any legal proces or valid inform Hen ied 8 my rieoR Ty: Vhat “to; he: any nd all nas to thy tbe eaid neat provees «aid Commies the police «tation } York, for about two 1, the eid Horwitren math hold in sald Commiesionerg Yenning to be ‘orcibiy acid police headynar to the 18% of the « tot being held in custody id) vals charge, sian That the wald C spmiasioners caused Hog Beyle to be forcibty and unjawfel A 8 mitted r Te Mprivoned viyetbe ~Olloe etation hewme nt Ne Me cer street, Um ony Of New York. ¢ 6 five weeks, (rom * be Goth day of Aug 1, 1902, tbe wid Kueh jo. t belts Ned ih eurledy on any lpcad precese or y age 2 Seth =That the eaid Commissioners caused or a James Carroll te be forcibly and ubiawfully ae the said police headquarters, from =¥ 182, 10 the 2d ‘of September, 1862, the Bid | ford oot being beld in custody on any legal preeess or re Hs eee = denied avy and al) normal: * Seenth caused or vetted Wh Ww to be forcibly unlawful aes ae re tend from the the 8tb of the same month, to be taken and conveyed to the at 53 Spring street, in the city of New forcibly and upla fully imprisoned of September, 1862, to the 18th of the same mouth, oa bald oat nor ae Miulion vemy held ‘custody on apy process or ‘Eighth 4 .— That oe paid ‘Commissioners caused or tted Mrs. Isabel M. Brinsmade to be forci- bly and uplawfully imprisoned at the police station he house in West Forty seventh street, im the city of New York baat the 28th of Sepembe '» 1862, to the of Now ber, poe the said Brinsmade votdeing held ry oue- tody on Se, ag) ennees process or valid change, and cue de 2 a and all information as to theqause of ber imprie- tion.—That the said Commissionera, idan Coddingtan and ea Mew Ninh That the said Commniantonees ovured or Feria ‘George Molloy to be sonatas Jrdma YawCully imprisoned at per of First mprimncd oh gle woos bee ia the chy ‘ac New York, from the 4th of November, 1862, to ~ ith of tre ‘came ‘month, the said Molloy pot ‘peing Ip custody-on “apy legal prosess or valid charge. ‘THIRD Fort; city o: New York, a building in the charge of Cohimipsronenr, abd under their covtrol, e cLoultieg was occupied by a large number of men and pot by avy other woman, at which place she was pand waited ‘upcn only by men, and was also subjected to the improper Pag weed of one or more men in the ee. of - ‘War Department at Washington, who visited sought to induce a compliance with their desires.| ieee oe of the power which was exorcised over her liberty, duri which time her friends were not allowed to see her, an she was prevevted from avy communication with them, all of which was ip violation of jaw und decency. Second’ Speci fication.——That the said Commissioners per- mitted Catherine McCabe, a lady about twemty-two years of Sf 10 be unlawfully held in custody by members of t the ropolitan police force, from three o'clock in the rersinag ae nine o’clock in the evening of the 29th of At 2, at the police headquarters, corner of Broome tn in the city of New York, @ building iu e charge of the said Commissioners, and under ir control, in a room with a man also held as @ prisoner, to whom she was a stranger, and without the company of any person of her own sex, all of which was in violation of law and decency. BOURIH CHARGE, Confining persons held as prisoners by the said Commis- sioners, or under their control, in @ cruel and inhuman manner, Firats ion.—-That the said Commissioners caused or permitted Augustus H. Benning, to be confined asa pris- oner, in close custody, from the 18th Na om 1962. to the 18:h of the same month, in cell No. 4 in the basement of tho police headquarters corner of Broome and Elm streets, in the city of New York, said coll being a damp, dark, noxious and unhealthy place, six fect long by tour fect wide, overrun with vermin, filled with offensive and delo terious odors, and furnished for the purposes of sleep with only a wooden shelf and a wooden pilow—such confine. ment bemg of a nature calculated to endanger tho life of the said Benni Second Specification —That the said Commissioners caused or permitted James Carroll to be confined as a risoner in close custody, ip said cell No, 4, from the doth of August, 1862, to the 2d of September, 1862, which confinement was of a nature calculated to endanger life of the said Carrol Third S;ccification.—That the said Commissioners caused or portmitted William Coddington and M. J. Million to be conilned as prisoners, iu close custody, inadark, damp, noxious and unbealtby'celi iv the basement of the faid police headquarters, from the 6th of tember, 1862, to the 6th of the same month, which confinement wag of @ pature calculated to endanger the lives of the said Coddington and Million, FIFTH CHARGR. Unlawfully transferring aud conveying peraons (held in custedy by them or their subordinates without autho- rity), who were within the jurisdiction of the State of New York, and entitled to its protection, to places within the limits of the State, but under another jurisdiction and control, in violation of the laws of the State of New York the or permitted yon Sulhvan, Py ‘was ublawlully held in custody by them or their subordinates at tho police headquarters, corner of Broome and Elm streets, in the city of New York, to be forcibly and unlawfully taken and conveyed by members of the Metropolitan po- lice force from that place to Fort Hamilton, ‘a place with- in the limits of tho State of New York, bet under enothor jurisdictiqn and control, and to be there delivered into the control aud custody of Colonel Burke, an officer of the United States, by whom the said Sullivan was taken aud conveyed to Fort Lafayette, also a place within the limits of the state, any tegal process or valid | but under another jurisdiction and control, at which last mentioned place he was subsequently aud unlawiully con: fived #8 @ prisoner. Sercrut Specificution.—That the said Commissioners, on the 1300 of ‘Avgust, 1861, caused or permitted Samuel J. Anderson, who wae unlawfully held in custedy by them or their st ordinates, at the said police headquarters, to ‘be forcibly and uniaw fully taken and conveyed by mem- bers of the Metropolitan police force{rom that place to the evid Fort Hamilton, and to bo there delivered into the eontrol and custody of the said Col Burke, by whom ae salt Anderson was taken and conveyed tothe said Fort La‘ayette, at which last mentioned place be was sub- sequently and unlawfully confined a8 a prisoner. Third Specifeation.—That the avid oreo or about the inonth of August, 1862, caused or ited ‘ewis Ballard, David. P. Websier, William A. Groonleat, Witham M. Van Wagenen, William R, Mebonald Allred Kershaw, Alfred Phillips, Frederick Doane, A. Ww. Platt and Richard Kingsland, who were unlawiuliy beld in enn by the said Commissioners or their subordinates, to be foreibly and unlawfully taken and conveyed from ihe city of New York to the said Hamilton, and to be there delivered to a mfitary oflicer of the United ptaies, by whom the said persons so held in custody were taken ond conveyed to the said Fort Lafayette, at which Inst mentioned pince cach of tho said per was subse jventiy aud unlawfvily confined as a prisoner, PLqurth Specification.—-That the gaid Commissioners, on ja gr abba the 15th of August, 1862, ‘aa or pereainad Stephen ip cust ibe oF fae SBR into, Vtg iis Ration must, st No, 221 Mercer street, in ‘the city ee New York, to be fore ‘bly and uniawrfully taken and conveyed by members of the Metropolitan police force from that plico to the raid Fort Hamilton, and tobe then and there di Nagheg into the control and custod: oot Bol the said Colonel Burke, b; whom the said Day was taken and conveyed to the aid Fort Lafayette, at which last mentioned piace he was sub- sequently and tnlawfully-confined as a " Fiftt Specification.—That the said Commissioners, on er about the 2d of August, 1961, caused or permitted William P. Converse, who ‘was unlawfully held in. custody by them or their subordinates, at the said police head quarters, to be forcibly and unlawfully taken and con- veyed, by members of toe Mot litan police furce, {rom that place to the said Fort Ham: |, and to be there de livered into the control and ‘custody of the said Colonel Burke, by whom the said Converse was taken and con veyed to the said Fort Lafayette.@t which jast menti.ved place be wos subsequently and unlawfully couiined prisouer. SIXTH CHARGE. Uring the power of the Metropolitan police, and per Mitting the same to be used, to coerce persons within the Juriadiction of the State of New York and under ite pro tection, and compel them as a condition of their release from an ilieval sey ges wren to take an oath which they could not lewfully: required to take, and which oath was in coutravention of the rights, iuteeste, dignity and honor of the State of New York. Pua Se eevfication.—That the said Commissioners caused or permiied Aegustus H. Beonlog, on the 18th of ‘Augu:t, 1862, at he police headquart corner of Broome and Kim streets, in the city of New York—the = Benning then and there unl uwfully held as a prisover—tobe compelled, by the use of the police power confided to the said Commissioners, to take, as a condition of his release, an ecth to support, protect and defend, and bear true faith, allegiance and loyalty to, not only the Union and tho constitution of the United States, but also to the govervment thereof, notwithstanding any ordinance, re- solution or law of the State of New York to the contrary. | Second Speci fieation.— wat Uhe said Commissioners eaus- ec or permitted James Carroll to be compelied, by the uso of the said f wer, to take the said cath at the said her 1862 oe anid Car- bel prisoner, maid ‘oath, being ex.cted 1a © condition of bis re- Speevfication—That the said Commissioners caused oF perinitted William Coddington and M. J. Siilton to be compelled, by the use of the said police power, each to tae the said oath at the city of New York, on the 18th of September 1862, the said Coddington and Million being thontand there \niawfully held as prisoners, and the said oath being exacted as a condition of their re loake. ony en Aner, the power of the Metropolitan police ana per- the same to be | sed to coerce persons within the f the State of New York and under ite pro: Ato compel them, os a condition of release an legal iMprsONMEnL, to execute aud deliver a Vet mnitetnl bond which Chey could not lawfully be required to exe cate and deliver, which proceeding was tn y rights of the tution of the said of the State of New York | and dignity | om.—That the said Commissioners aused a permitivd Augustus HM. Benning, om tue isih | of August, 1862, at the police headquarters, vor. }uer of Eroome and Elm strecte, in tue of | Now York, at whieh tae pine he was upiawfitiy | held as a prisoner, to be compeliod, by the use of Wor " power co he sald Commiasioners, to execute « liver as not bis release a bond to the Daited in tho penalty of two thousand deHars, emned by wud also by Charles Partridge aa surety, and (the eifect thet the sald Augustus Hi.’ Heo ilitery duty as might be required by the govern bineel! | ment of United States, ov else would prov ite a com potent and yvaliied substitute why should perform Puch aunty | Seeona tion. —That the sad Commitenoners caused ted James Carrot! to be compelied . by | use ¢ sintiar pollee power, to execute natty of obe tous 4 headquarters baw Cully the Badd bend boing exacted ava ~ Ibat the mud Commissioners cane ‘ ington and MJ Million ene t the sant police power, quel to je er a srmmilor bond; in the pe without surety. at Ube ¢ conditjon of hi Third Speci fiew's of periaitted W iltia compelled, by the vse exooute ant themed dehors tion of the | being dratied, a periorm | NEW. YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 51963... ee Jacob fection. et ea? te th a eyes said ¥ ‘Sm ‘York, on tho“seth of ton aud Mion bemng thén and there prisover?,, and the guid bond being exacted as a condition of release. carry Delonging to the said Converse and bess, cer whieh was in violation of law, and expending, moneys Gag by taxation and of the i en Pe Using to the treasurer paid by virtue of ones for purposes ‘not suknocteed: by none law, ae vielation of That the sd Cotnzalanioners have ope hundred dollars of the said moneys pine the Teh 7th day of November, 1861, in the pur- chase of a site of “* Re Mulberry street,'in. the city of New York, the erection, up and furnish- ing of a building eee not by contract, but by pay- ments to favorites, at extravagant prices, without ae Geet nad sommureni ee the said Commissioners have from time to time expended divers sums, fomivg rt of the said moueys, for the purchase and keeping of horses for the use of missioners and their cleri without authority of a ue notwithstanding a positive Prohibition contained in said chapter 269 of the laws of Third Specification.—That the said Commissioners have at various times expended divers sums, forming part of the said moneys, in payment of the expenses of members of the Metropolitan Police force, iacurred while the said members were travelling withiu and without the limits of the State of New York, upom busivess not authorized by the laws of the said State, and not forming part of (heir duties as —— of the said force. Fou That the said vee gy gure have annually Fed ived a large sum of mopey, to wit: about ten thousand doliars, as part of the said moneys raised by taxation, and expended such moneys for the purchase 0 buttons for upilorms of the officers and men of the force, but that the said officers and men havo nevertheless been required to pay the said Commissioners, or some of their subordinates, for the buttons furnished t0 and received by them respectively. ‘TENTH CHARGE. Expending and disbursing moneys paid to and deposited with the said Commissioners in a fiduciary capucity in violation of the trust under which such moneys were re. ceived by them. ort igorce ition.—That the said Commissioners, on or about the 12th of July, 1360, received the sum of thirteen thon- sand seven hundred and fifty dollars, in pursuance of the instructions of certain Japanese’ gentiemen. who had then recently boen the guests of the city of New York, upon the trust that the said Commissioners would dist! ibute the said sum of money yoy oe Police force of the said city. or a portion of the said force; and tbat the said (om- missioners kept the said money for along timo in their own possession, and have expended the whole or a large part thereof for purposes other than that for which it was Hepositea with them, and in violation of the saia trust. ELEVENTH CHARGE. Authorizing and permitting the members of the Metro. politan police force and other bolding of.ce under the said Commissioners other positions and per- form other duties inconsistent with the proper and tho- — performance of their duties as members of the force and officers in the empl} oy of the suid Commis sioners; and also eying to some them their salaries for periods of time during which they were in other em- baa Be — Feceiving ot etre the said Commissioners have lice, ‘at Specification.- messy the following persons holding office under them, viz: SeffC. Hawley, Chief Clerk; Charles Turnbull, Mor- ris De Camp an ing; Henry Fuller, —— Copeland and —— Waters. ‘geants, and John Adameon, P. Hogan, Henry Krow!, ‘Ihomas Sampson and Ey Levoe, patroimen, during the’ years 1862 and 1863, ile they were holding office and receiving pay under the said Commissioners, to hold other offices and perform other duties, for which said addilivnal offices some of them received pay from the State of New York or from the United States. ‘TWELITH CHARGE, Using, and threatening to use, their power to remove members of the Metropolitan police force and to appoint persons ag members of the saia force for the purpose of compelling and attempting to compel members of the ‘said force and persous seeking to become members to sign papers and perfurm other on which the said members and other persona could not legally and properly be re- quired to sign or perform. First Specification. —That the said Commissioners, for the purpose of acquiring an unlawful control over the members of the force, required Thevdore Brodhead and other persons appointed as patrolmen te sign, before bs, 3 were sworn into oflice, resignations of the offices to hich they had been ap inted, which resignations were retained by the said Commissioners for the purpose of allowing them to dismiss said patrolmen arbitrarily and without trial. fication.—That the said Commissioners re- ‘Abm. Relay,’ Cay Second Speci; quired Morris L. Binsweinger, Carpenter Brown, John J. Nicholai, John Struck, !envis Tierney, Samuel “Abraball and John Laforge, and each of them, as'a consideration of their appoiutment to the Metropolitan police force, to sign an agreement not oes any claim which they might have by reason of their prior service as members of the Municipal police, and have also compeiied each of the said persons to pay & monthly assessment to one Swifts a patrolman, detajled to d6 duty a& a clerk 0° the enid Com- missioners for and on account of the compensation of the counsel employed by the said first named persons to pro: secute the claims go relinquished: Third Specification.—Thatgthe said Commissioners com. pelled Hiram Olds, a patrolman, to pay debts contracte! by his wife prior to their marriage an be fore be was ap 4 po) Pe 24 PPAR pctedcluan That the sald Goruminsioners com pelied James M. Miller to resigu from the force because bo would not pay a debt coutracted before he became a po- liceman, to a friend of Thomas C. Acton, one of tho said itim.—That tbe said Commissioners have the of “0 and men of the Metropolitan police | compel force to purchase cloth for their uniforms, and aiso the gloves worn by them when on duty, of the kaid Commis- sioners, or some of their subordinetes, at a large profit on the cost ‘thereof, and that the profit so reaiized has been ‘iated by the said Commissioners or some of their rdinates to their own use and benefit. THIRTEENTH CHARGE. Using and attempting to use the power of the Metropo- litan police to intluence — electious and to control members of the Metrop:litau police force and otber c.ti- zens in their political action. First Speyfica'ion.—That the said Commissioners caused or permitted Jchu A. Kennedy to issue and puvi* on the Ist day of November, 1862, a certain y KDO, As “General Order No. 324,” signed by the said Kenned) , as such Superiptendeut, by which the captaing of police for the several preciuts in the Metropotitan Police districts were directed to station aman atthe polis in each election district during the ‘al election beld on the 4th day of November iast, om the opening to the closing thereof,’ who should. cgaretully note each ang ‘every person” offering to vote at auch poll whose na appeared ‘on the boop aw as excused from draft by avy commissioner on the ground of being an alion or non-resiient,’’ the pretended object of said paper bei toaid the War Department in making a draft of perso for military fervico, but its real object being to devor citizens from voting by connecting in their minds exercise of that right with the draft which was then expected to be made for the military eérvice ef the United States, Second Specification.—That the said Commissioners caused and Mermutied the said paces to include in the said paper, Known as General Order No. 524, further di rections, to the effect that every person offering to vote whose name appeared on the exemption book as baying been excused from draft, on the ground of be! “Dp withetanding that Un Commissioners and the said Superinteadent wei knew that it wae the duty of the officers to arrest any perro voting illegally report the cage to the Dietr.t Attor ney Of ihe county for prosecution, in accordance w th the Jaws of the state of New York, und that the 2 no law providing for the ponishinent of au iliego © ier by of through the Secretary of War, rand the ob cot oi with holding, a8 directed by the said paper, avy person voring iiecally from the punishment provided by tie the said State and wrongfoily holding |i the orders of the War Depariment,’’ being to boia out to every such person young illegally jucement of im munity wom p so he fouled in « manger likely to be accep retary of War Third Specafication.—That Thomas &. Acton, ene of the Said CommMisslONer#, OY ONO OCCASION REDE & MmeRAKE to Wriiam Kobd, one of the Metropolitan police force, by the police telegraph, to get a crowd of pertons ond toxe ikem © @ primary eiection, (6 be bela in the Fifteenth war of | he city of New York, t@ ald iu the election of a ueket | “pe ured by the ami! Actor werth Spee, fcetion.—— tthe said Commisay + the ditet of + tried Patrick O'Renrk, ¢ | the Metropeiitaa police foree, ob certain ctu he case ane reser yeir decision. thai re Lite 4b of | requied, by Serweant Hetty, an vied | © comsrbute five de | said O'Hourk refused to a warts reopened (he ease, and e ‘ine th of « ber dismieeed the enid O Rowrk from the wut good cause and with the real Object C making the pay tmemt so req scod ¢ wich him ow + FO) RIPANTH (TARE N, ws polices Newer) aypymt four hundred ade tion: ond WO vele on the iden yt She ped FRAO ETO, het with | fiw bons the. Wi °r ngier wo | proportion of tb® said wtarnion a | pominAtion OF uEeM OM OF Des od Heard « . 1862, the said Codd eat iomtawiniip bed ae | 2amena fu ty Sen tietre see, ob (oon paid two bundred aud or the said appo' ‘ose st prosuring pointed i ih IEF FeEEy : of w Yor! All of which Hs anit submitted. oarene York, June 2, 1868. | HENRY K. BY.AUVELT, County of New Fork, et.—Henry i. Blaavelt, vennane — aod says that the foregoing charees ‘and apeciiications are truo to the best ot his edge, and az he veril; ‘ very OOHENRY KK. BLAUVELS, Bworn before me, this 2d day of June, THomas D. Janne, Notary Public, be AN A nar Chamber of Commerce. THE PRIVATEERS AND THE LEGAL TENDER. ‘The monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at one o'clock yesterday, and, in the absence of the President and Vice President, Mr. Jonathan Sturges was. called to the chair. After the reading of the minutes, the Secretary read eral letters from the Chambers of Commerce of Eng- land and Scotland, which haa been loka cree fom 8 pee vious meoting, in reference to the privateers which been built in Xngland and their depredations on our Secretary shipping, which were ordered on fite, and the was directed by vote to reply to them. Mr. Saernerp begged to call the attention of the Cham- ber to tho legal tender question, and the recent anoma- lous decision, which, he said, imperiied the commerce of the country.’ The Judges of the Seventh Judicial district, having the question in one way and the Judges of the Firet ictal district paving decided it in another way, be could not understand it, and would therefore move a resolution that @ committee of five of the Cham- ber of Commerce be appointed to take the matter into consideration. After an unimportant discussion on the subject, it was resolved, in consequence of there being only teu members Present, to postpone the sabject until a fuller meeting. A new plan of marine signals, accompanied by a long letter from Mr. Real, was submitted to the Chambery the Clerk, the,consideration of which was postponed to a fature meeting, alter which the Chamber adjourned. Coroners’ Inquests. Tax Late Drowsixo Casvanry in Tar East River.—On the afternoon of the 19th ultimo, it will be recollected, two boys, named Edward Roche and James Fino, get adrift on a raft near the foot of Clinton. street, Enst river, when the steamboat Continental, of the New Ha- von line, came along at a heavy rate of speed and cut the frail bark intwo. The lads were both drowned, and it wos claimed at the time that the occurrence was the result of criminal carelessness on the part of the pilot of the steamboat. Neither of the bodies could be recovered, however, until within tho past few days, when the re- mains of Roche were found floating in Gowanus bay. Coroner Naumann was notitied to hoid au inquest, and ye:- terday was set apart for a thorough investigation of the melancholy affair. A number of witnesses wore examin- ed, aud the evidence was quite conclusive as to the guilt of those in charge of the Continenta). The jury, after due | deliberation, rendered a veraict of ‘Death by drowning, and the jury believe that the parties in charge of the steambvat are guilty of culpable negligence, and are of opivion that with sufficient care the accident might have been avoided.” Data rrom Burye.—A woman named Anne Jones died at Belley ue Hospital yesterday from the effocts of injuries accidentally received by her clothes catching fire, at 230 Mott street, on the 26th ultimo, tified to hold an inqueat. Coroner Collin was no- jo ae, _ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR HRW TORK—tHIS DAY. 7 20 | yoo nisms morn 10 42 morn 11 It HIGH WATER Port of New York, June 4, 1863. CLEARED. Steamsip Thos Swan, Reimer, New Orleans—Loper & Kirkpatrick. Steamship Arago, Gadsden, Port Royal. Ship E C Scranton, Magna, Liverpool=Lawrence, Giles & Ship Guy Mannering, Dollard, Liverpool—FL Tay! Ship Charlotte, Cousins, Londonderry —Nesmith « So pili, Minnehaha (Br), MeGrath, Londonderry —G nox & Co. Ship Grahame Poller, Norton. Boston—-J Atking & Co. iy Br). Kidiey, Liverpool—O McKenzie, 1a Stor barat (Rus), Wickander, Queensiown—Funeh, feincke Bark Heimdabl (Norw), Norberg, Queenstown—Funch, Meineke & Wen, Bark Neptun (Norw), Cork—Holmboe & Baichen. Fit. Yon Leffert Lehsey (Meck), Sehuity, CovkeWm Sa Bark Johants Keplor (rem), Rohe. Antwerp=Ruger Bros on Die Matrova (Rvs), Lippi, Ceve—Vunch, Meincke & Bark Linden. Norton, Philadelphta—Sturgis, C2 ark Cephas Starvatt, Packard, Dunean Brg Eade Bray" Galli on, Grangemouth Boyd & Hincken. ig > Christian trarman & Philadelphia—Meteatt & ¢ (Norw), Petersen, Newry—Funch, Meincke endt. ph ‘reus (Br), Lecraw, Antwerp—Baetver * De Vertu Brig Vedibe (Dan), Anierson, Rio Janeiro—Napler & Wels! a lox I—-Panama Railros n, St Pierre, Mari—Godfrey Halitax—D R Dewalt. tJonn, NB—D R Dewoit. Yointa'vetre, Guad—Joue : Btarlight ( — (Br) fei Ttarmony (Hr), MeCutlough, 8+ Thomas—Jones & Sabra 3 Miller (fr), Jobnson, Harbor Islaad—Jas Dong outh, NS—C W Clements. rannan, St John, NB—P I Ne- he Vator # (By), Crane, ¥ wren: Seammet! (Br), Beene br OP Haw! Rehr Golden Schr Moonilah:. Sehr Jamestow Tuckles, WashingtoneL Kenny +. Kelsey, Washington=L K. ash ngton—Tupper & Keattio Washington—E D Hurlbut & Schr E Pret. B ser, Washington —L Kenny Sehr Wm E Legg tt, Ginson, W, ington—Mott Bedeli. Bebe Anna) HSS eH, Nodge Washingion—1 8 Rockett & Pedche R Fowler, Oliver, B Itiinore—J W Moke wan, Philsdaipbie--Bassatt & Nickerson ardiner, Me—WS Brown & Co. “tli, . i atonretie, ti, Behr D Ripe, Nie r. Sour Fanny Micheli. fe Portland- Bentley, in Spow. Crant, Boston, « Rhéadrs, Horton W § Brown & Co. atiett, Bo # Gentile, ti Ip Adelnide, Cusiing tree y gers, to Wiliams &G a woamer Chis, heute for Liverpool: and saw no lee Mat no deaths h. NE), im ‘ballast, a number of) days Chamberlain & Phelps Sidohna NF) £ Tockinun, Behia, aries B Johnsion & € { Belfast), Pioree, ora (Br, of Weymouth, NS), Moy 9, with midve ana Perry, Liverpool, Boyd & ieehorgs 43 days Mey 2 Matamoros, 18 days, in Mallett, St is, Aquin, May Waycott, itera Yoo of B), Cre * Royal, 4 day: Vabethrort for Boston, D, Oaett Tham, Bi EB 4, Soh aA Falconer. tv: Rent Predesict 114", aeiph Bobr Colesiin, Cc Behr Seraph. Al er Sehr Catherine Facon Nev Chapte, News Stnamer AH Hos Rrenmer Bea GH) K Stominer Mata, Sh ner Helen Avausta; Dav SMLED. W—Kieomers A iaper, Empire, Detroit, Thos Sparse. City m, wet Rey Want . Oliv of Brook. Brabant Be vB Comune, let (Mr), Pore, Mon Rowan (Rr). Alexandriay RH Wileon, Oninearorn, Ondensvurg, NY. Axsoctation, No fi Wate STREET Raowedd awe BK prrored Masters and Oficere have rece 9 fs fromm thie Aeanetacian | delphia. jr), Edzett, Arroyo, PR~Burdelt & to NW and WNW, by sin dirs aver nomate |B Peete Grcnes, 298 tone, ws weil iO. sat | nad ones be Beal Patt in 1858, by 63 by Belang 8 Ope han been a en, pascned cate rae re graaas waz (a2), si7 toae, built at Biisworth, bE pl ‘ashoroen Nashuina, bas been purehliled wy Oar acy smargen Maghla ANDAGE, AN ford of white oak, Be within oon = echerian B soot. order, hag v schra Sorthogren, Kelty, Filladeiphia; Thomas BR ‘been sold to Messrs RH Yarrington and James Deshoo, o gait, Driges, NYork. achrs John Oliver, Bwift, Port Boston, for the African trade, Benson, Philadelpbia; Heury Oivbs, Bnow,, Boston Mé pk Te bing. Georgner (or Chase), from 3 aston Mente, = mention, Qurney, Wore Berehem for WYork, "Eo etrlgaene mon Dianev. hay’ fora Souther port on gov wnment seea nt (before re- | Baltimore via Salem j lorena Sete, fe, NY M War Ported abandoved), was runt Sinton of Ope Aun. | ren, Winsiow, Fort Hiotsacn, cuvs squall Guna ipeeoeae sod watt pa aoa Sti AH, Moro iat and im : t,o aly iled with “water, Ewe met ac «boy ib i ete Mery of ) in tawront way 7 Dat te re Ewaidron Fai and Roanoke, Paull, Faun iene age ovat Hope, Balivan, do for’ do; Tiot" Frankia, avery arr ati ith, Georgetown. a = b ies concn apes Mastelina: ud: aM nee ac Pee Reever, 5s Gurmat Boiam for Phiinde: ‘Young, Gloucester Bid cine Doses 0 D, Stinson, from’ Camden for tley: Chae. Pall River for Phils. . June SA ilantbropist, Ho! opm ee Oia santa P Aron: iant, do, Soun Wit114m Crawronp, of New Beaford, 122 tons, late- = ‘A Bauks, Berne repaired, hae been purchased by Mitopson ror es u Bion. Al yey |—Aarr brig Mary Cobb, Sour NataD Qoren, 169 tons, built at Port J 1, Ba 1 ts teen saa oid tania and rothern of yrlout nanciro (lta Mal Patereao Mo: baa and'be’ x rene Aigo, Meeks pane Tura, ed by vag H Clare. 8m Marbor Yaland: Frvs-nicurns oF Sonn BO soci ind, ‘Newoombe, Key West: AH v-healer, Nickereon i, ulit at Brookhaven, Li, hee ‘been oa Btono In tain Aventie, Hol) vortiand. Alxo and oF Orient, EES Serene schra Fearless (Br), Parker, Mata’.s:s; RW Bull, Hay. iiss om Sat fh Rs Sa Stoor Many Datras, Spain: tack Weaver, Port Koral; Buena Viste. Hor parties in New York caren ME ns: bea thon wi o ‘Missing Vesanis—Brig amntre. which left New York on eae Dighton’ Lydia A May, Baker, and Martha Wrighting- rkin, or about the 4th of Januany last for St elena, had not ar. otic ar,’ Bark Ca Mu Nh rived ot pele. 14, and fours are entertain seb a ante insk Key West: aches Win Liprings: Ada yates, Pati oD no, Pendleto rm Aaya the 3d Eharge, Smith Port Koyaly © ie fines He Tall, Key Went Oot tor Patcrong Sener RM Seton | Cra ait yo da, Full, cause bark Alex McNett 19 B, by the Vanlalue, mn Rangoon, whick arrived ut Fal, Svat. Fling (Br), Cox, Londonderry: [ mouth on the 2d not siuee been heard of. mas, Roctlands scina® Warshents Barons Hiaiias Lauronxp-—At te June 1, sehr Al butt Hata Barbarie, do; H Brewster, Hawkins, Port Royal; by Joseph rine Gee ® Edward, Treworgy. und Allegheny.” Cramer, Salem; J Por te AC ig Bacy 6 was successfully Iauncbed | ter, Burrows: Seam rson, Hixir ieee at “cape Ei Mzabeth, Me, May 30. | nia, Cavalier; J Ln; iis, Kendricks fe Birk, Bhai Notice to Mariners. mond, Brown: J P Cabe, Endicott, and 88 ie, Bon SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR EXTERING MORTREAST OR BLUE CTAX- NEL ROYAL. When off Hunting Isl nd 8 ‘shoul, in six fathoms, with En- teri ig Buoy jelena bearing’ north, distance 234 mil ‘A Field, Pbinips. it. and As Stimpson, Churn, Previ- loo, Reine W by W 3s W toa second class Nun Buoy, pain ; aes ban Sw e818 miles to Red Can Buoy, keeping it on wath ny alae te aig my re Bye, ig el nn fon Head Toland. Eeeat = gms i Fla, Waltham, Ulark, Hom rinks ‘Hed Baer cean sw 6 gt wale fe Binck | Yon Ret A C Reeves ‘Young: © A Greiner, Won Sane JF Buoy, Keeping ttn with Souther Heer Doughty, Ingersoll, (Providence; Colin ed’ Lynne Heal Inland.” This cour-e should be aloered: Sever with wee, | ville A St Aldeidgo, Fish hestcr Sallie Bs Robineon: Black Buoy inut ‘on the wood about a dozen yards, Leash ¥ crane «NE Clark, Clark keeps - su aed nite tae on ian lend raed Benin eins am inna Tine ek. tor'd 'W Fish, c haw, Portiand, Sid ahi Tonawanda, Julius, Liverpool, Walee ica net ee Uoal course upto the harbor. Leael | "Ye. Del, Jane S-the orig Noviou. pens memuben, iaat anchorin the rondstead, wis orders. About 20 schrs ORAL © DOUTRTER, Can ER Sam Toft he ir akvealer yenterda’, anv proces t US Const Burvey. , PORTLAND. .-Phita- Bratniued and approtede: § F DUPONT. Rear Admiral dolphin; Hightanc nt Bie Me Metnilon Byori Chae Baia ¥ ~ ooster; Superior, biason, find oT a in, Bil Commanding South Atlantic Biockading Squadron. | Tiettnnn: Geeans Pieron, Resebland tor NYone. Gia tahoe Whalemen, Wen Acuir, Hakell Philade'phia: Pr notaen, Kilty, New Ship Quward, Allen, cld at New Bedford Ist inst for North | York. Sid barks 8B Hulo fone: aud eth re Paswic Ocean (and std 2d). iste-Avr brits Almon Rowell, Ie (late snip) poonens Stranburg, cld at New Bedford an, White, Philadelphia, Jone I-Are steainship Potornac. Hitman, NYork; sobre J © Heraden, Shaw, Machiag for XYork; Seatlower, Davis, Kuowiles, Bangor for do, Cid brig Castilian, dy Muaneae; Mech tor Nerth Pacific Bark Ospray, Orspo, ald from New Bedford 2d itist for At by 10 on. rk Oriole, Jernegan, cld at New Bedford Ist inst for nis. Pactiis Ocens sols Mary ‘alker, Baiiimore; Starlight Bark (not hp) Sappho, CoMn, NB, is reported April 8, Forks yt Hattie nd, pede ie rae fal with 1700 bb! Thornton, Thomaston tor Baltimore, Cid. br Schr Thrives, it Beverly, T oa Thrives, of Beverly, was at Inagua 12th ult, oll not "ie Ws N hole, Cardenaezarhe Joba & Mather. Orn, NYork. Shi F Hermads to crnisa till Oct and home, ae nia, EG Willard; and others, 2A Soran King of Sag Harbor, tonched at St Helena OTH. Mi f scurs Mazurka, Kimball, April 14 for loterns ‘ise didnot anchor; reports 300 bbls sp | NYork; Sith, Wai lary Kila, Talpey, Pit w oil: will cruise off St Helena. Giiebsrist, “tite Bhizite, brige Wt te Brig Exchol, Robe: tson, was off St Domingo May M, bound st—Ary achrs Statesman, Clark, Puitadelphia; Dr Kane, North. Ryder, Elizabethport, Bhip Re a Spoke: emer x oan jay jocsged ae bea oon et Boxers; yna mone, trom 0 18 for foaen Gh eonard: Gavict, an ow, Btwn, Gary March 25 lat sent Seen oe DO. LP Brith, Odioine aan Hail Pranibns hip MeDenai, from Liverpool! for Catentta, tinore: RM Brown % jon 24 . Power, Bo Fo n Ports. lek b, do-George: HW Davin, Young. Avis, May TmArr oD ron Ranger, Berry, NYork via | {1 sehrs Mary tl 33 pewerge a went ein Jameson, N York, brig Couquest, a echra ¥ phin; Claderel Eyaben j Momifoat: bare, and RS Kew York; sehys DG . Showrde, and W nas WHlCOx, st Fortress Monroe, with emigrants, Aquix, May 1°—No Am veasel in aS Ate May 210 vort Br ship Beucephalus, for NYors 4 “th Br brig Byzuntiam, for do 2 eRwuDs, May 23—Arr brigs Maria (Br), King, NYork for tn MS Henrietta (Br), Doe, NYork; schr Albert (Br), Philadelphia; At dare son, Smith, Bal rr oe Wariyax, May 27—Arr abtp Buop rote, Javerpoo! vin Fast- port; sir Marsares elple: Lxrrustos, Nf, Peo iBATr aap Voie m, Tay'or, Boston. Mxtnovesk, March 23—In port ships Husear, Howland: Bavaria, Warren, and Chaiupion, Boyden, from New York: Norwester. Thompson, from Ota is Saineson, and sew Witoh, » Piitladelyhia: sloops Pain Report, Beanett, and Win 5 Mount, tard Hill, Smith. Philadelphia; Minetie, nburg sip May Queen, Mund )3 Br brig St Peter, Grines ng: y York: Hume, Phi Richa, Agent, Besbe; Wheeler, New Yor SdmArr sches Ri Rondout. oad f 0° Montreal, Hull, trom Quebec: Givoksnn, Budiey, from Gnicatta, nm. Hooper, and Wm MarTano! 7 rt bart 01 rer, Ravner, Tidiadelphia: Am Beebe, do: BE M Brow soon Helen Motrezor, of Tromastons dg ero Weneace | lm: Gandy. do: Ohascy Milla, NYora, Mary Millery Dajton, Suiterly, to. .Jime ei — pone Myers,tAlbany> Mowntain Home, Horton. er r oo iTeane P Hazard, Saun- . Port Eee Bid sehrs Moun Myers: Bxvclmar, Davis, and: M3 care » May 20—In port brig Conflict, Ruland, for Niork St Jonx, NB, May 30—Old schr 8 & B Small, Cole, Phila. American Ports. BOSTON, Juno 1—Arr steamship Saxon, Matthews, Phi! detpbiny Nov ark Aipha, Barner, Liverpool; sehr Delian Ge ‘ork, Cli brigs Mary Aivina, Krobook. New Or. Point, Davis, N York: schrs O1 Bird, Pow Prince loveph Turner, Crowell. Washiugron, dela, Unig Mary Aly in aris Shaped Rania Be ot umes Warker Br, Giidersle’ wrk. BAN PRARCISCO, June Leare “hip Clan re} Morse, Law- Koston. Agr aiipe Lshatariony Hurd, NYork; Sara Newman, odd, Hove Tn port 20, ships Charger, for Boston ; Monsoon, for Puget. adail, “NOricone Sond, to load lumber tor Sbanglae. Ferien aie SALEM, May 8 —Arr schre JH Bariett, Rockhill, and L® Hi Dillingham, Clitord, Philatelphi "Eine, "Coombs, Fhiladgiphia: Urecian, Roberts, “Cains Daoware Ci wien Eien wena, Holnes. and Sarah Matlida, Armstrong, Atwood. and Inia Anne, Eteabathjore. dish Martel tases toecoey cny. con hens Bhers mat Pa Sone Sil gehrs Pumthen (irom Danvers), NYore; Gre oe teat oe y , May 31—Arr sloop Paramoupt, Davie. Bliza: reeman, Nichols 4 stagp Paramount, Darts, Staataburg, NY. sae, Blivabesl i. 07 G Bartlett, vehre Monitor & eorgetow ts, De ows June 1, schr Beis Peck, Gardner, ‘Are at Cohasset N Baltinore. Sophia” God ‘phiny Highland pr i ri bland ; oe and Knight. Whitmore, Rieti, t: Mery ‘Bilsa, Ne a ROMANCE OF THE KNFIRK OLTY. 8 Bells, tne: Devanes, Gerrish THE SUNDAY DISPATCH, well; Lia dan Faker Bound Brook, pep kone cat ab ara FOR JEM, 100, 5 Ving Lepren: x Will contain the opening chapters of & thrilling origine 1. Pendergrace, NOviea 6 fee, ep ta: Island story, from life in this uty, entitled, June |. Buin Syren. THE SECRET DESTROYER: fm Arr steanor Di —> Star, Gill oie nt rigs Open Sea, Rogers, Clen M. sma ¥ arsous: Nav FORTUNES OF THE CLEVELANDS. BY CAPT. WHERUER, U. 8, A., Author of; ‘Rw wning the Blockad * (printed fp the Son). he eb of Fate’ (published in the Now York Ledgor), &e., ae, ames Logan, Sutth; RL Tay, A This story is a a statin Tecord of the a-tous fortnes p neoit, rote & Sifiatk, Moody. Phiiad aetpivta; Cone xe tte oot 8 in tie then f the meubers of a weil Tarr, aud. Kowa, Gl patrick. Elisabett” t New York. The scenes Dong ia, Port, As ds And ow? Allea; Julia mor thrill P > Pek x wand crtues that ate tao often «ove heiow barks Fran ta, from Clenfurgo (Br), Robinson, Baras Mor this j@at metopoli# by wealth and ae. } ty, Mawz of the ineidente will be recogni. ci fy the imal out reader, Who will thus have a Ley which will enable Ke to locate the characters who Sgure Yn thin exetting reve fg ote @ full synopale Ani Edwards, NYork, St bark newored in the Roads, Ave sehr Wm L Motitague, Jr, Cd brig Chow ong, Pensaco'n; er. Crook, ‘Portia d Aiton (Br) bo age a ro # inheritance by an uncke, and (uroed Int Fereet toailit fur hiuselt, « Puvton fac eharact rb i) Ought fo be if 6 MopclraDt, who had her ov secrety. the eb “and who has to a ly fo avoid en awkwani exp furs: a Clerk sith hess Consctem @, Who is In Lad th a Yatiker'* dnnghter, oy. he gets hi Mayag Havie de Grace: “Elouise, » Macomber, do; B'N allawkia els Ch wan, Loup fe 3d—Arr ba rua W'Lewe, Lembart,. 8 Lindsey, ‘unt Neuvitas, (Cid bark Relah. ana who dor Tady who 1. brig Allston. ton; schrs Wes! pia. Watson, Providence: BC ri janmond. and DE Sawyer, Pear | 4owest Pent _Nvork: Austin, Pateons, Cohasset Narroms Sid brie | Shette the te Ke mint of tha reader. Th 7 MANGOR, Moy Sl—Are schre Hiawatha, Toerabam, and Pg ee chara tore These tenis aad a Geddes. J. bets Anpantee Seoeh os cesses every novle aud eee heat will" teeter NASid tebe Harper, Coombe ai | P28 porga mf fh pen AC Vauorere ant thelt om, BATU, June }—Arrschy Georgia, Gilchrist, Philade ti Cid ‘senin Susan Kelly (Br), Greytown, Nicy Nite, Biia,.| Mevrbantand We Faahton vat L. Tine 1-4 schrs Magnolia. Chase, Philadel 1 Re te ee wag Any iy Andrews, Port Ewen; sloop biacksione, Al- shave long brew test fata i nders Phe powers ts sven eopre ely ‘ar the St Arr achrs Maguie Beil, Gilkey, George. pan ie * fighbure, Threthe:, au ea il Brown, Le PATCH, eater nes Mio te DEAD ATE | who look to te Dit cf P Rose, Smith, and Sarah Lavinia, ay Ames, Ha 3 Phiiadelphia, Ane yon, Clark, Phiiladet- rien £ Rogers, | Yeaton, ps0 Onkee May na oak By Pat Matter. a Witiee Ye Ce Caxts. sonra Zils Office, No. 11 Franksort wrest " * fr re VA Roge and \e ” ry Pell Rivers Batstecs Chie Hoe Maren ci Pee ele by SB ness ogeny Stanford; Area, Tooker, Rocky Mil: stoops | === ymerset; Phenix pard, So..th, ‘FURMITUKE G ing, NYork for Varmouta; PR ae way 1 oman sehra eo G Wrortnter Lor- HOLD FURNT Hemmond, Gerrish NYorst Binck Diawend, Young, N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Ho! ture at private sale, proper.y Pia vofvrte, mate to fon frame, ov Sammon provements ry. 1 tee all inpdern 4 for avers. Sidechr G & Worthley, Yarmouth, La wee sche J A Stetson, Yeicusn, NYork (or Chav Jon, cost $6.0. [or $275, inctoding Bion! “ona *ttover ‘tes Partor Furniture og spaccidce, oquire at 11d West Twenty Rice RIVER, ¥ Ai cAre shee, Grian, Durie, Pong: | khtew strom, ver Sixth avenue. Lacan. Pay i zu anes eaie iB hre We A Adelie bo and Pula, Gan. JARCEY INO FoR pale THIRTY THRER? YARDS av, Phitadeiphin: D we S Rd / English Tapeat Scan handsome ern, Jameson, M Monsen Me made np, will be oid ‘Som low cost. Cau be ees Georgaews. DO: ser at MH Cedar atroct. Di—Ate whrs Ieabel Alberto, Tooker, Georweiown, DO $aLE—GOOD FURNITURE, Wis, NEDOING mire Rogers, Niet Bly rab 6, he Herein aod State c tye one egemeary (or Withame, Bar , ond 8 Hart, Hack NYork: Hannibal, | housekeeping for four or Live yaa ve 875. Can & Paths ane, Ba rabethport, sloop fern only trom to 634 P.M 1h atroe., TURE =A om 00D DoUBL® Guovenerr af, zy it for dene t Ghatte, ¥ nok sa Bircretn, Ginse, 2 pitsbe aa fog Serger see, Daxsbury tor dh I Yor Raitinore; Barah i ae Inielhiy 20, Rivetne Fineh, Ayer, do: core. i eon KTWws 1a), ae Senate sore, Mawes 8 Bran Ww . AW oa a Tortiad, : Sanger, I i yer eae v ‘Deel a Worn, Advance, "Hien Wrst ov Ab TR rae tt emnehip } Re rl cs a one Sooo Thee het the fame sr su m5 VATS 4 4 R™ WOOD BROTHERS, Berniten, Premtdge, Cardenas CARRIAGE NANUFACTURERA, Burs hm Are sine NAVE wEwGy’ a A brie Ale ‘eh tnd 8 BROADWAY, eee a i Borers Pht ade ny mY [+ 4 steam one ene eeere @ \be Metropolitan: