The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1863, Page 7

| | ‘turned travellers, there-has been 8 concurrence of opinion on the subject which left little to explorers but the hardships and risks of the a the problem has beea in reality solved we sball not know for a certainty until ‘the report of the returned travellers has been published. Unless they have actually traced the great historical river to the spot whence it takes its rise, their speculations, after all, -only advance us some stages nearer the truth, ‘But, however this may be, there are some im- ‘portant features in their statements that cannot ‘fail to bring about a proximate determination of all further doubts on the subject. In the de- sacription which they give of the auriferous wealth of the regions through which they have -passed, they have furnished an impulse to dis- “covery and adventure whieh purely scientific umotives fail to supply. Geologists had long :sinee indulged in speculations on the mineral richness of the whole eastern side of the basin of the Nile ; but something more than scientific speculation was required to stir up the requisite spirit of enterprise. What was wanting was the -« hard facts,” and they are now furnished to us. Although, there‘ore, the discoveries of Captains Speke and Grant may not be conclusive as to ‘the main object of their expedition, they are likely to be attended with results of the great- seat importance otherwise. Of the character and extent of these some opinion may be formed from the history of California, which presents some -striking features of analogy with that of the region bordering on the White Nile. It . ds nearly a century since attention was first «called to the mineral wealth of California, by the reports of Spanish monks, and by an elaborate work published on the subject ‘in English. Humboldt also put forth the- -ories in regard to it which, considering the ‘source whence they emanated, ought to have ‘been sufficient to stimulate the spirit of ex- sploration. Nor were there wanting actual proofs -of the accuracy of his speculations to awaken. men’s cupidity. And yet, notwithstanding all this, no efforts were made to develop the mineral resources of the country. It required “the war with Mexico to fix public attention upon them, and to divert such a stream of emi- gration there as to render them productive. “The expedition of Captains Speke and Graut may do for equatorial Africa what the war with Mexico did for California. In the course of the next five years we may ‘witness an emigration there of hardy adven- turers which will rival the scenes wituessed in the infancy of the Golden State. In their re- ~ sults, as thus viewed, the recent discoveries are of infinitely greater importance to the world than the solution of a mere geogra- phical problem, interesting as it is. Tho Reign of Terror and the Watering Places. The watering place hotels are almost ready for business. Their patrons are only waiting for the warm weather to set in fairly, and have nearly completed their preparations for leaving the city during the summer months. The Sum- anit House, at Summit, New Jersey; Belmont Hall, Schooley’s Mountain, in the same con- ~ servative State; the Hotel St. Julien, Staten Island; the Bellevue House, Newport; the Half- way House, on the Catskill Mountains; the Lake Mohegan House and Pleasant House, at Mohegan Lake; the Mansion House, Long Branch; the Round Hill Hotel, Northampton, Massachusetts; the Pavilion House, Glen Cove; the La Tourette House, Bergen Point, and Union Hall, Saratoga Springs, announce their days and their varied attractions through our advertising columns. The long ist is before our fasbionables whence to choose. The choice mast be made soon; for not to go . to a watering place this summer is to relin- quish all claims to be considered as belunging to our best society. To reassure the doubtful and the wavering, qe are able to assert positively that the Reign of Terror in this country will not begin until 1866. We mean, of course, the Reign of Ter- tor to the abolitionists and the shoddy con- tractors, who are in Paradise just now, but qho will find American soil too hot for their feet before two more summers have passed. @ernando Wood, the Napoleon or the Stone- q@all Jackson of the democracy, raised the devil at the Cooper Institute peace meeting on Wednesday last; but his Satanic Majesty has aot yet acquired his full powers of mischief. The abolitionists and the shoddy aristocrats have two summers left for enjoyment. After that comes the deluge. This summer will be far more delightful thau that of 1864, how- ever; for next year the political excitement qill be at its height, and the shadows of coming events may cloud- the sunshine, After 1865, when a new * President is in office, no abolitionist or shoddy patriot will be safe in the country. Such des- potic stretches of power as the arrest and banishment of Vallandigham will be followed by fierce retaliations. All the Greeleys, Chee- vers, Wendell Phillipses and Lloyd Gai will either be hung or exiled. Parson Be has foreseen the storm and fed to Europe, sell- ing bis pictures and deserting his congregation. Greeley and Parke Godwin are also terribly frightened, and have issued a call for a meeting of editors at the Astor House next Monday to consider “the nature. extent and rightful limi- tations, if any,” of the freedom of the press. This cali we have been requested to sign; but we refuse. Weare already fully informed in regard to the nature, extent and limitations of ‘the freedom of the press, and are amply able ‘to take care of the Hxxatp and ourself. Let Greeiey, Godwin and other galled jades wince. Our withers are unwrung. The abolition politicians and shoddy fasb- fonables will undoubtedly make this season o most brilliant one, therefore, as it may be the fast in which they can participate for several years to come. The ‘politicians of all other parties and the remnauts of the old Kuicker- bocker and codfish aristocracies will certainly do their part. We hope tbat the watering place otel keepers realize the impending crisis and are resolved to be worthy of it. They will have great men and remarkable women to en- tertain this summer, and no questions asked in regard to the price, so that the accommodations, the cuisine and the wines be satisfactory. Money is now as plentiful as dirt, thanks to the printing presses of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, and a little extra exertion on the part of the hotel keepers will meet with a tich reward. A great many excellent French and German cooks have just come over, and ahould Le employed at the watering places fmmediately. President” Liacoln and Mrs. Lincoln will donor one of the summer resorts with their presence after the President has the Fourth of July, in the identical Scotch cap and long military cloak in which ho fled from Pennsylvania to Washington,-two yoars 8go, and astonished the natives of the capital by an- ticipating “the Duke’s Motto,” and declar- ing—“I Am Here.” The President and his wife must be well howsed’and fed, Fernando Wood cannot perfect his peace projects by the seaside if the wines ‘and the dinners be bad. Chase and Seward will be unable to muster their hostile forces for the coming Presidentfal convention if their digestion be disturbed and their rest broken. Tho representatives of Tam- many Hall and the Albany Regeney can form no coalition without the aid of good liquors and endurable segars, The future welfare and con- duct of the nation—to say nothing of the com- fort of the ladies and the success of the season— depend, therefore, upon a thorough reform in the management of the watering place hotels. If sny accident shall happen, and the Reign of Terror be thereby precipitated, we shall hold these landlords solely and strictly responsible— and then may Heaven have mercy upon them; for we shall have none. News from the Other Side of the World— New Zealand and Its Prospects. With the valuable volume which it describes we have received the following letter:— TO THE EDITOR OF THK HERALD. COLONIAL Sxcrerany’s Orrice, AUCKLAND, Jan. 27, 1863. Dear Sin—I am directed te forward to you, with Boe Domett's compliments, 8 volume conta! the sti ties of Now Zesland for 1801, and inoludtog Lhe triennial census of the colony, hich was taken on the 16th of December in that year. I bave the honor to be, ‘Bir, your most obedient w. GISBORNE, Under Secretary. From the same source we have received simi- lar favors for a number of years past, as we have also from other colonies of Great Britain, and we take this opportunity to express to the various secretaries our thanks for their remem- brance and attention, New Zealand, hitherto known to the great mass of men by the romantic stories of South Sea travellers, or not known at all, must hence- forth be counted asa progressive place. Ex- clusive of the military, its population of Eu- ropean descent was in 1861 about one hun- dred thousand—which was an increase for ten years of seventy-five thousand, its population in 1851 having been but one-quarter what it was in 1861. Forty thousand of this increase be- longs tothe last three of the ten years. With- in these same three years two of the New Zea- land provinces—Taranaki and Otago—exhibit in little the vicissitudes dependent upon the various events of human history. In Otago rich gold fields have been found, and the population of that single province is now greater than was the whole population of New Zealand in 1861. It bas increased 317 per cent. Taranaki, on the other hand, has been ravaged by war, and there is a decrease in the three years of twenty-two per cent.’ Sixty-one per cent of the present population is male; so that New Zealand would be avery good country for that portion of our female population that is in search of “woman's sphere.” Sixty-one mento every thirty-nine women! Think of that,oh! Anna Dickinson, and all ye other petticoated come-outers. Better than that even for those lonely and disconsolate damsels who have dreamed of Some bright little isle of their own, In a blue summer ocean far off and alone. Here is the island. On it there are twenty-two thousand unmarried white men, and to catch them and tame them only four thousand un- married women. Sucha disproportion is sim- ply cruel. ‘Thete are nine hindred and ninety- seven widows. New’ Zealand accommodates its bundred thousand people in twenty-two thousand houses and three thousand tents. Twenty-two per cent of the population votes. Some electors vote in several districts, and in some dis- tricts the number of votes is greater than the number of males of a legal age. In every hundred of the population eleven per- sons are miners, seven follow agricultural pursuits, five are mechanics, three are engaged in “trade,” and five are laborers, while the spiritual welfare of the same hundred is looked after by less than halfa clergyman, their quar- rels settled by less than half a lawyer, their cramps and agues cured by less than half a physician, and they are taught to read and write by just a little less than a whole school- master. There are 22,270 horses, 193,150 horned cattle, 2,760,183 sheep, and the land under cultivation amonnts to 226,500 acres. No returns are made of the Maories or native population, though they are estimated at fifty- five thousand—fifty-three thousand of the num- ber being allotted to the northern island, which has a European population of forty-one thou- sand; so that the natives have the prepon- derance in one island and scarcely exist in the others, Officers and men of the military establishment number 5,836. The aggregate tonnage entered at the several ports, exclusive of coasters, was, in 1861, 197,- 986. Aggregate cleared outwards, in the same period, 205,350. The total value of imports in 1861 amounted to £2,493,811, while that of ex- ports in the same year was £1,370,247. The principal articles of export were gold, grain, gum, oil, potatoes, timber and wool, There were 194,324 ounces of gold exported in 1861. Though we do not in this colony so far see a greai or remarkable development of wealth, there is certainly a great progress, and we see another chapter in the tendency of the human race to extend its dominion to new worlds—a tendency thgt will eventually build up the whole group of the South Sea Islands into one immense empire, to rival if not to surpass the empires of the Old World. Perhaps that culti- vated New Zealander whom Shelly and Macau- lay both propbetically saw on the ruins of Lon- don bridge may not after all be such » mere creature of the fancy. The Case of the Chicago Times. Cincaco, June 5, 1863, In the case of the Chicago Timer vs. the military au- thoritics, the counsel asked for and obtained leave to withdrew the bill asking for an injunction, and the case was dismissed. The Tart. YASHION PLEASURE OROUNDS—TROTTING. Faupay, Jane 6.—Match $500, play or pay, mile beats, Dost three ia five. . Mace pames Blue © Wosarumnamess. 6.’ s Young Webster x Tqueoweer of Toure Wetoler Induced not to start, or the money without © trial. It woe said ra ay suns to eave the outside bets on Webster: that hie could not win on account of is bad eondition« sod that this course wee adopted to make tbe jones as light as pomsivie. Personal Inteliigenee. Mr, Henry Bergh and lady aro amoung the passengers by the Great Eastern. Secretary of Legation to St, Petersburg. ‘The Newport News is reliably tuformed that the Right Reverou of the Process of Kode Inland will visit ‘the city on in a few days. for the purpose of uniting fa the bonds of matrimouy ev Governor Sprague, now United states Senator from Rhode Teland, and View Kate Chase, chiest daughter of ‘Treasury. Wasi Me. Bergh is tho newly appointed | the Secretary a te Muste in the Park. . ‘The Park Commissioners announce that there will be ‘music at the Park, on the Mail, this afternoon #t four o'clock, by the Park Band, under the leadorstip of H. B» Dodworth, tf the woather i@ fue. Tho following # the Programme — 1. Park March........... 2. Overture to" Aliesaandre ‘Stradall 8. “La Violetta Mazurka’ 4. Belections from +i aevtiore’ March ‘Heroique,’” Not, 1, op. 37. & Allegretto from symphony in 1. Overture to *.’eskonda’, 8. Introduction and Polonaise, PARE I. 9. Tho “Soldier's Adieu" Quick March. 10, Hiberpian airs, con. variation IL. ‘I Racio’’ (the Kiss).... 12. Champagne Gnilop..... National Pot Pourrt. otow Foust | Rosint Winter Ganony.—Mias Catherine Belden will oonclade hor personation of Deborah of Stoinmark this evening A large and fashionable audience attended on Thursdey evening, and called the young actress bofore the curtain Several times asa testimonial of hor improved represon- tation of the character. Her bevelit to-night will be the last opportunity of seeing the play, which very closely resembles the German version. La of a New Occa: teamer, Mr. Henry Steers launched the new and splendid steam- ship Retribution on Wednesday morning, at a quarter to eloven o'clock. This vossei deserves more than # passing notice, owing to the fact (hat such a beautiful and staunch vessel is not launched very often. As she appeared on the stocks no one with av eyo to the beautiful could havo failed to admire ber symmetrical proportions and graceful outlines. She is sbarp as a wedge, yet with an abun dance of flooring to reuder her buoyant and steady. To every lino speed ts written, while on board tho | groundwork for comfort and even luxury is to be seen. As rogards ber moans of ventilation it appears that neither pains por expense haa been spared to make her rank Al in that respect. As sho is designedior M. 0. Roberts’ Nicaraugua line of steamers, and of course boing in warm latitudea.a portion of her time, it is necessary for the comfort of the passengers and the crodit of the line that eo gece oda gg in the sultry weather she wil! Lave tw pasa t Her dimensions aro 310 foot, long, 44 feet wide, 24 fect deep. Her modet is similer to the steamer Adriatic. Her tonnage is about 3,300 tous. She is very heavily butit; her frame is entirely of white oak and locust, which is thorangbly iron braced and strapped, her floors [ety ar ln caulked; she also haa four water s poly is Dut lt by thi Works, he ongine is built by tho on tl and under the superin fA vtboes Baily papery presents various novel features. The bed plate condenser and air pump aro cast in one casting, salen now stan’ pe in the street at the works, and the most it and most perfect casting ever made in this country. Mr. Roberts ordered this vessel to be built without re- gird to expense. requiring only o. with whom ho contracted—that be the perfect and convenient vessel for the California trade that bas ever been built; and from present appearances wo should judge that she will mect all expectations, and con- fer a substantial benefit on California travellers ‘The launch itse!{ was one of the finest of the season, and GAVE great satia’action to the numerous spectators who were present. The beautiful vessel gitded off amoothly, and 80 great was ber specd that the vetoran pilot, John McGinn, who had ber in charge, was obliged to let go her Dest bowor soas to bring her up, whilo half a dozon tugs grappled on to her and towed her into the wharf at the Morgan Iron Works, where she is to receive her en. ‘and boilers. The Retribution ts the for the Nicaragua It joneer ship of the new vessels @ otter Ones are to be named respectively Reszitution and Revenge. Saucy names these. y indicate a spirit of go-nhe: itiveness which our travelliog public would do well to courage ‘The keel of the Retali»tion will be laid tmmediately by Me. Steers, and upon the same ground from which the Retribution was launched. 0 The Second Massachusetts Cavairy. Bostox, June 6, 1863, A detachment of cavalry, one handred men, ie!t Read- ‘ville this afternoon for Washington. These recruits were cblefly from California, and filled up the Massachusetts cavalry to the minimum. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Best and Cheapest Nowspaper in the Country. ‘Tho Wenety Hanaup, for the present week, ready this (Saturday) morning, will contain :— ‘The latest Despatches relative to the Siege of Vicksburg by General Grant's Army, its Progress and Progent Posi- tion, with Letters from our own War Correspondents, giving graphic accouilte of the Battle and Capture of Jackson, the Battle of Champion's Hill, the Battle of Big Black Bridge, and of the Bombardment of Vicksbarg. An excellent Map, showing the Battle Field on Cham- pton’s Hill and the FortiOsations of Vicksburg. ‘Lave and important intelligeoce from Gen. Banks’ De- partment, giving the details of the Movemente and Ope- rations of General Banks’ Army, and the Complete In- vestment ef Port Hudson. ‘The latest Nows from Virginia, North Carolina, Tennes- see, South Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Havana, Mozico, Europe, and all other parts of the world. An interesting acoount of the Discovery of the Source of the Nile by Messrs. Speke and Grant, their discovery solving this ancient goograpbical problem. A Map showing tbo progress of Messrs. Spoke and Grant im thoir rosearches, their starting point, and where last beard from. Poetry—* Farewell to Beecher”: — You are going far away, Far away {rom the ‘ve no ope left but Cheever ‘now, white to coax Which he proaches trom bis palpit's height, With true Ciceronean fire An account of a ** Spiritual Cirele ‘at tho White House,” describing astounding ‘‘ manifestations, gyrations, appa- ritions, phautasmagoria,’’ &c. An iuteresting story, entitled “ A Dreadful Suicideo—a Tale of Unrequited Love.’” Faceti@ and very interesting miscellaneous reading matter. Sporting.—Trottiig—The -great Billiard Tournament. e., ke. Agricultural —The Field—Tho Vegetable Garden—The Lawn and Flower Garden—The most suitable Cattle for general purposes, &c. It will also contain Reviews of the Money, Provision, Cattle, Horse and Family Markets, Editorials oo l’rom|- nent Events of the Day, Ship News, and all other inte resting and important news. Single copies five cents. Annoal ee prica— $2 » 6 LJ Any larger number, addrossot ‘bp names of subse ribers $1 50 each, Anextra copy will be sent to every often, Twenty copies, to one address, one year, and any larger number at same price. An extra copy will besent to clubs of twenty. These rates make the Wemxrt Hurnatn the cheapest publication in the cowntry. we J ‘and Sexual Bystems —New and reliable (reatment—tm reports of the Lp ‘Ansociation—sent in sanied letter ea. Yeiopes, free o , ress Dr. Jough How ara Assceiation, Philadelphia, Pas a ec or elect ag, ne permans curing the piles, A cure gesranyeed or ibe money rete Bent free by cn rorets $i. The trade supplied on Liberal rms. Directions Boa YNE, Ti) Drool way” and Dyspepsia Table for Ind Heartburn, | ae-—Manutectured only by 8G. Bi Centre tren hehe ee echow tae EEL » Basry‘e Tricopherons for the Hair— Patrontized 09 the pei families of Europe and America, is excellent artivie, be man! Piece cas. tLe ne tae ed ww He 8s auaroxn TINCTURE | he growth and prrserration of Ve Baur Forte ED BY alk DkUuuists. Whee. Toupee Hare Dye, Hate Dysing een, for enutifying the hart, a W Prieta eas Le Bona eter motet dore’s Hate Dye, Perservative and ul My Bo Gasor Kou, The Wig Deyot, « holemir and retedl, Gye app ed by Pesiea arsine, | \A me | Lottery of K. b 1868 3 4, 6, 46, 48 n a . ii, 60, 5B, 50, 61, 3. poUare sent by daicewattis JOUR A MORRIS & 09. ningiow, Delaw aie Beret avona its prendum paid for P Highest rates pais fo dow silver TAYLOR & Prizes Cashea tm All ries, Information given TL Wall street, room No. 1, ottery.—Thirty Information furp ial! Kinds of got! aad » Bankers, 16 Wall s0ot. veraiizot Lotte JOBEPH BATES, Kew York. Etgne Cartes de Visite for “st. of Un- ‘equalled atyte aud finish, at TAIT'S, corner of Cortlandt and | Greenwich atreet Photographs of ches tu Now York and vicimty, GP RTAOY. Ut Broadway, res, New Style Cartes de dozen, by HOLMES North Li Albam Viette. Ove Dollar 38 Broadway. Ferris& Son's n and Paris Boots and hors. Hi Nasran wtreot aud GM Broadway, two doors below h sire: Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, With valuable improvements, Oilice 4 Broadway, N. ¥. Imported Shoes nde by ste, in Parias 1,000 pairs of black Kid and Moroceo Slippers, Ties aad Bus King, at 64, 8! and 2 ® a pair. Lith, » Tmporter, 671 Broadway See Foor Btands at WH Patent Umbrella Lock R & WILSON'S, 906 Broadway, N.Y. ht Tron and Wire N & WICKERSHAM, wireet, east of Broadway. —Gentieomen For the Watering PI before leaving the city for summy thomselyes w''} the latest style of 1: Broadway, vad ne neat ausortment of Tints forall seasons aud purposes to be found in the cr Ship Boats of ail desoript ons, om hand at INGERSOLL hud cheapest Doak Bacar: tu the world, 243 and 2u¢ South mty, Pension and Sraten Agency LIN Da xv TOO 10 Broadway, Ai the goverament property propared and Facies. Ouch edvasond at faurrensee Lnfieoation cl given. ’ mote Sew! Machine tn the World.— ED, with its valuable improvement, entirely ov imperfections, ‘They are superior to all others for iy and sn it Purposes §=Store No G6 Broad. way. Agents'wanted, Deflance Fire and Burgiar Proof Safes. Also Bideboard and Parlor Safes, for ai oo pole. oe. at 63 Murray street, corner of College piace. BR. M. PATRICK, Straw Hats.—The Largest and Most ied assortment in the cliy—tncliding every style of Brat ‘dai, Sei Cant Military Hats and Cry nerally always in store, aa cheay aed ood as the boat, at WHITE'S, 2 Everdell’s 2 Wedding and iv ng Cards, tho most elogant in the city: “Note Paper, esta, ac. 30 trell is disposing of ‘a for sunmer went, below cont Campbell, Apothecary and Chemist, corner of Bighth avenue and Twenty-eighth street Pure Medicines dispensed with care. 290 and 292 Bowery.—The Cheapest cass clothing warchoure in the aio A. MUNTER & CO mensicciiet, DR PERRY'S MEDICAL ovrice F treating suiccomarully’al DISEASES UF THE “scaLe, UOss OF HAIR PREMATURE BLANCHING. Moth Patches, Freckles, Grute, Worms. and all Paptilated Eruptions ‘removed from the tage wiihout imyury to either texture or color of the ai Nyy CHANGE FOR CONSULTATION, For particulars by mail enclose stamp for clrenlar, NO. 4) Bond atroat, New York. Patent Movable from smell for sick rooma, state rooms, mnanulactured and sold in the plumbing establishment Water street. Orders for work on ahips or houses executed imasuperior manner, am han = oe a russ, No, 2 Vesay street, Trae dieaay oneee truss oles Of the @ilendant. Everybod . 4 Use Pyl Soap, because it is the best. Sold by grocers everywhere, Water CAUTION =the Pladtation Bi Bitter Bottle te seoured to ue by United States lotters patent. To tmitate oF use it for any otber purpose te crime punishabig with @neand imprisonment Partios are warned Of the consequences of filling empty bottles with aay other mixture, fwhethor cailiog {t Plantation Bitters or by any other name, We pay cash, sizty onnts per dozen, or 87 20 per gross, for ail eurpiy bottles, delivered at our manu. fastory, 103 Liberty street, thins removing any excuse for ig- ‘boranoe, Wiles Ay person pretending to sell Plantation Bitters im bulk, or by the gallon, {8 & swindler and imposter. We sell only in our regular bottles, ail bearing our private United States stamp and steel plate lable and signature. P. DRAKE & 00, pt Brondway, New York. by buy ingtHousekoeping Articles at at Bataat, Cooper Lnstitute, Astor OF THE EMPIRE CITY. THE SUNDAY DISPATCH, FOR JUNK 7, 1888, Will conwsin the opening chaplers of « thrilling original story, from tif i city, entitled, THE SECRET DESTROYER, on, tHe PORTUNES OF THE CLEVELANDS, BY CAPT. WHEELER, U 8.4, Author of ‘This story ls and exciting eptro known fam’ ~ from life, at thrilling pictaree of mysteries and chimes ¢ that are too often covered over in this great metropolis by weal\l and seeming reapectabil: oA This ywerful origina! Story wae written erpreval for the PRUNDAY DISPATCH, and we submit rh ° 4 Re bie af an evidence of what ts Im store for those who origi to the DISPATCH for their Bonday reading Other = sua thts week. mening 4 Op-uane of Maller Hehe cents et wren, Vor aie by BOUT BRANDRBTH 8 PILLS OLD AND NEW STYLE—DIFFEREN( (ING THE NEW aad aay Im rupListt There 1s no invent pan GENUINE pilaspnerivs PLLS ‘joa Peete, wate Labels around the box have not been hanged in (Re AS eeTy RIGHT TEARS, and sre therefore tue mame oa the old 8 Upon the new new style ia compriend of & wrapper of Instructions sround the box, secured oy 8 band prio od in red und black new style simply secures customers the grnsine be. de doubt and w erm. enables one (o distin ie tag aravinn Trem the ‘sud pew styleng felt ple in 0 respect from reach other, save in the wrapper « | geeuring the same around oe on ir ction, aod (he bend | | Io cases where natur fort of anit sneum, fimmpies OF rs, cual veneae, BR) abit SP ile are weenie rnc we dipat Bold aso ni he & iw ight s goroer of | Sormer of Basi th as especie le dears PURE LIQuon fon the blond rick ome nas 2 ae ~~ ee \Sorecmat * streets, Campbels. o and Twenty eights sitest. ud by ran shows tay in & ep i FAMILY Persone m to ui woLr LL Ti. LATEST AND Pe Be cAtery Wa _ 1863,—TRIPLE- SHEET. MISCELLANPOUS, A CLERGYMAN CURED OF Comsumpnon Coes cea af MOH Sea a ig pone pe . -pomuend Urs meane oe onlng"Ans boy a wel Deo. 2, 1862, for the sake to you the Booron, Mana. oh Ve Sowenox—Sie —1 feel ie my duly, hemorrhage of the Iw lamang the. proper Foie »/ Fenoe of on \. Y event ty your medic non ft was, obsbiaale aes ever beak oat aye 858 looks d to vou as the | ® 40 yoursy up as ap Was A member oF mn} F ooery; had a riche thove stood the her words Goai Bos "LN wan to pti sata votes Wrimtothe cornury for (ror -_ the air could ne. ett we ment thal, r solve: 4 iweome ba ke ” ‘pled tb the Bye dieeding again inch taligu On wert My case was again critical 9,82 Fup and soon began raptily to improw shad T fd lowe Tam sult under treatment Boarly recovered. TL never welgiie u I ‘er looked ao full in the cheek, and, areakucsa tn the cheat and : 1 am quite strony Tin preaching to. the ‘poor— feel it my duty © the worid mony tu favor of Your my testimony tu fay Rat Nae Pastor of the Union Misaton a Virel Lecepend at Me iat chureh of Boston. ¥.B, February 8 or my illness; {rel @ little sore at the re eo first tne Preachod this day for th but mgt | proached three times, and bold therefore [may be considered a well man De th H. SCHENCK, Under God, red letters nent me from ale tnt aay to one ad ail Pam the Tam now healed, am nol bat several of my ne iited. One of my pa non payin rather worse, polied, as a your medicines ty the ma os Ser eh oe sof ae it At firat it dtd Dor ates with him; {twas too sweet, and throw into violent rething. He ‘one and the ills to prepare the way for tt, ot io it, until now, Inatead of going Wo nem, Re li antemy, mi plated to save bin dite, be haa gone to work Others I might name 1 have tal thirty Lotte eetonic. Phe Soule end itis, he | peceely i Jomand in Your EMBER, DK. SCHENCK can only The found et, bie qpome, 9 Kond'streat, Now York, every Tuendi . for conbulta man; pera! DEALE MANDKAKE T1Lg3,'28 conta oants per be DEMAS 8. BAKNES & CO., 22 *Brondway, wholesale agents for Now York city. A’ BOX OF NOTE PAPE, READY INITIALED A. TO » price only $175, at GIMBREDE'S, 689 Broadway ae : BURNETTS STANDARD PREPARATIONS, We leara from the first contectioner in thiscity, that Burnett's Extract wor of Fruite and Flowers for flavoring Cakes, Pies, aca tation which they enjoy, being ¢ qual to the Engtiah articles of the same kind of the bight cele! ty. The Toilet Preparations of the saine house stand, we are assured, equally high. Ao besides ft Almont anges eraal uae in the Territor worthy of the high repu- (Montreal Wines ringing bables into the warlt, and that vine aue ft renen forest Dyen and very Kidneys are ‘eradicated by thi Tonte. and the red a long career of uninterrupted good beal ho French Cognac ee and Grocers, and_ whole Agent for the United States, stroct, New York OOKS: UBLISHED ) THIS D Day. an Dae Le at MARCHAND YORTUNE Paina gy DR {a pasteboard cov: aigth back, and heared wr conte THE SMUGGLER OF 8T. MALO, Jr. Author of the “Ganmater of Bosoow.” Free tie Be prying ba YORE; . Sits "Het. Chkierws ReSBNCE OF OLD KENTUCKY. PATHE STEWART® COMIC SONGSTBR. Ree ‘sale by ‘all bookse!lere. Cont eu INK TO itt Walla, 7 jitters are sold by all tempectabie ead rome br th NYELD, 70 Nassau in ae y Sari vba fia Broad wey. 8 C ints and susteltaissasrs of toes crite eouvenies fence to ent by Dr. ZACH. ro sec * deere va goous'ot ths ine ene ce IRECTION LABELS | AND TAOS ALL NDS, white and colored. printed and plain. in quantities galt purchasers, 0 VICTOR B, MAVOBW'S, 113 Cheabere Ks yOR oLD PAPER. jageaines, Ae . bought fur “aah; nao works 3 ries ry, biography, Me. on band; at less then juarter price me GAT Bkorn ens. 9 Nassau street, near Beekman, 5 og % eee Ls Lrues DENTIST. EXTENSIVELY PATRON. Dette ‘ork and vicinity for many years, removed Wit Bast Twenty-second street, near Letngion evenne Dentistry (including peldlese extracting) lower than oblainadie eisewhere. E_AND EAR.—DK. ©. tet 4 CLINTON PL. ACK. Y (Bianih reel) near broad wey gre itlonnr R season of the rienoe in the ape "Rivicw gratia, Oden bouts from 9 Foe DRESS SHIRTS 79 O8 ohpEn, UNRIVALLED IN MANUFACTURE, FITTING AND MATERIAL, AT UNION ADAMAY, NO. @T BROADWAY, NOT USE OLD FASHIONED um or vrowm Crude Ca F% MOTIA.—DO White ¢ New ¥ ny a gulate bave Cedar Cainph ie TAKES & CHAPMAN, Boston TRH LRH Masi’ OPES WINSLOW ® SOOTHING SYRUP yon CHILURE Hing r , aad 2S High Hot. ExTHACT TOR MAKI This Batract, from whier be b a (by beverage baown ae Knapp’s Root Beer is - ia pat up in bottles ot 25., toe 1, and 62.0 ened, nt (o eoake Wi, 28, 76 and 30) gat lone of the Beer. General Depot, 362 MUDSON sires | 4 also by most wholessie end retail druggists. | ROOT BERR, * $5 per gallon, wilh full direevons, M*™ wih slows SOOTHING | AYRUP 18 THR PRE. cerivtion of one of the best Fe nie Physte the United ates, and has dagn used for thirty yoare with ad Norwest sof morbereend never falling aafety aad suoreee wy children, from the feeble To adult. It corrects sctiity 1 ihe stomach, relieves wind colle, regulates the bowels fort wo mother ant chit We believe it the beat ond | \ enmen of Dynentery and nt week old to the | surest remedy in the world, ie Dierroe im Childe ( aries from teething of from eng other cou. VO aes fot wring ill Boom News Erouine unless the foe simile of peor cach boitie CURTIS A PREKINE Is on he otete wrappee | foi by Bit matictor Genter Otten 0 Dey trees, Mew York, and We High Motiorn, Lenton at mot daee I «ont Nol Pues: © Ben ee rs suilorims Of huraanity, (9 relate | ne ox | | { | Tor noors, | se chcemeceeentitannetensiimiatinlinlciaitttbaal a a a | a _.._ MIKOKLLAN BOUS. aa r vORTANT TO WVALIDA IMPORTANT TO INVALIDE, IMvoRTan® i 10 VALIDS. IMPORTANT TO LNVALIDS. ‘ IMPORTANT TO INV ALEDS. Ihinw i known wal sbemon that ts the ¥ 7 fe the VITAL oF LIP ELEMENT of the ihe hacorcey of that valuable ATERY over diane bie bone tye 48 person wh th death for nore the a year, Wiecding at axon h ement ant dee r Of recovery until she found relief ta your Sy | tee hie vory bivarn of heals | luton of the PROTOXIDE of Bec and portly bearing thy YIN MEDICINE rae’ 7 , FNCU, Om Like Of the wo mers pases of Us op i DVIS ePMEA. COMP L \IN®, DKOPSY. “CHRONIC pi Ainttar BRKVOUR ALP KOTIONS, “CHL Te" ‘'y VERS. HUMOKN TONAL yuo “ area "a UNI and BLADDER, FB MALY COMI'L INES, nod all Pat BaD stark OF THk tiLoop, or pris anted by LOW STATE oe THB SYST? ke medicine to cure diaame 0 casiensd, by NIN THE Law. wi tion renaetae. Frying to repair a building when the “Site ada Vamphieta, Containing ceritieates of cures amd mtidaonas im ‘aon athe me emia Paya Lihers, will be emt (ree t We velect @ fw of the bamies to alow the tactimeniate.<- ‘adie ier of the BIT Kemtat JB Soils vena, | John Plerpont, an be but ited 40 relief, ids cannot feasonably hesitate Wo give etre Prepared, as heretofore, by 2? pingidine Soke A Ca Sold by all drugginta j fi: Blectrictt nigaton 09 now and well kuowm rine continue ute acleutifie principle citivons, whe bal if UMBRELLAS, 6 feet reat O86 (ook apres, Bred Umbret'as a 10d wir om article and com rotaction front the wim, aud 40 wot hacen Who ale ee R EMOVAL —LAIRD'® CELE pees aud Ornamental Hairw or Bvery witicn Warranted to give ma moved to # action, way. WE Have RROENTEY ADDED A M DEPARTMENT to our business, and, vet it with « large assortment of - 4p LIRCR GOODE. e are pre Im si, at short notire, e Peer ee ks bo SURE of the best materiais, late WARRANTED PERYEOE PITS. All our goods, READY MADK OR TO ORDER, wo are offering at lower prices ‘han’ the lowest of any other eatab- AND SEK US, AND THAT THIS 8g Dapers are ieee! at 7 otelodk A enept of ail why canoes to Fed them, 1M, Lue intent Laleerog ‘upen for busi from 7 A, ynuyar ie od, Wheu we cloae at lit, P.M. The buile: Hifdemataout antl halt psi # o'clock every BOWERY CLOTHING Company. lad BOW bY, OMAN TD ot Kolb THE OLD BULL.| itn CLOTHES Wiis o. Opener: Wine and firat beitiding below the old at 1o receive bis old friends and custo moruln :. DRY Goons. At UNION ADAM#’, NO. 67 BROADWAY, ROMAN y RCARYS, Roman O0aRre, ‘ ROMAN BOARVS, tint inte sn rt im the ebty. PeéING. Oran xa, | pled by aren TO PURCHASE $3.0 0 vo Bion wi vom in Mew “Work p+ += oe SPORTING. BUTLER, NO 3 PHOK Ltr, An ae © re Pi i bona sy o cant a 4 0 Cure ine! » enna Balers wew Bie Dogs boarded, er rq Medictoes for all “lesases. A YART. SPLENDID MODELED, Vac uy, ty of « ge * as CE ay pe ey waifor encoanged Tet a good cat Aveiro WOBERE Visi, bow naan ‘ater wires: ESTE Fihaine, ome Pe Tz Lalian Greyhrand, (wo small Black ran Pups two and Popp A'so tree Terriers and Three Bigwk aw + Alo ¥ purest tweed and exellent ratters ot iL rade Breet. iret Soor JOUM Guay WO FAWKES WANTED-MALE AND VHMALE AD drese bor 2 = - , 8 AND LIQUORS, Loves OF sure B" URBON WHIKKEY — EVM AL, sho. Evove ae PORTER AND CHAMPAG Bore D Als VURSITORe. 7 ABORT! ¥T OF | yo mNIT! wr can ers. .. povent rom oy F° p vgs ton cen Bias Bow on Berk ond Yous eeaia A lane stock of Boke always lot ae HESTAUMANTS. Awe HOM THE ARMY OF THE POTN « Neti tures in the Anny of i ae were! Derreer <- ie Dotyees es) go Come sasha W 8 The sone Of shal calling att Latersy scent, INnesTRUCTION, TANTED=<A TEACHER, TO INSTRUCT 1% Bw | Wares So tepals, tree anes tecpen two bourse oan), ond (ane thait pay le Goel clase dewunry, ay oddrves Dewiiet, ative D, rh a, DASCIS@ ACADEMIKS. 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