The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1864, Page 8

oiky Prrep—Seaxe—In St Peter's charch, West Twentieth rr Tuesday, April 19, by the Rey. Alfred B. Beach, Jamas Fo Brres to Miss Locis L. 88488, all of this we coomeaxt—Vawmrw arm —Oo Motday, April 18, at the residence of the bride's father, Hariem, by whe Rev. | a 'D. D., Wizaw Gooprmart. to 'Isanmizs a, ebter of Ciarkeon Vandewater, all of this city. Pexny.—On Toursday, April 14, at New Durham, Du phe fer v.¥. Maybeo, Mr. Wu. T. Hoyt to Mies ‘ey7—Scone.r —On Taesday, April 19, at the Wash- avenue Methodist Episcopal chareh, by the Rev. fe" arch, assisted by the Rev. R. M. Hated, Mr, Hoyt, of New York, to Miss A. Avavsra Soormu, m Brookive. No cards. Hman—BoRGER.—On Monday evening, April 18, at the ffirtonce of the bride's fatner, by the Rev. J. & bord, ir. Joun Bxrxe to Miss Eizs Borarr, No cards. WLAND—WARDELL —On Monday afternoon, Aprit 18, & two o'clock, by the Rey, R. H. Loomis, Mr? Sawn to Miss Axy Wakpmii, doin of this city oy cards, Revwonp—Gnivrin.—On Tuesday, April 19, at Calvary @urcb, by the Rev. A. Cleveli Coxe, Wat. Repmonp, as Many Lawhence, dangbter of the late Wim. Preevon r Wars—Lewie.—On Tooaday, Apri) 19, by the Re Beary Blanchard, Kexier L. Warz to Anum M,, davghier W tbe Hou Win, B. Tewie, both of Brooklyn, Dica, Barow —On Tnesday, April 19, of typhus fever, Bry. wan R. Baktow, superintendent of ‘the Five Powis Boure o: Indnstry , in the 44th year of nie age. The friends of the family and of the metitution are rr folly ipvited to atteud the faueral,on Thursday af- from the Market street church. 1b, AL two 0’ Connmonam.—01 taal ay, April 19, Kopara Cunnina: sam, native of Couna, county Cork, Ireland, aged 35 roars Tho funeral wii) take place from 159 South First atreet , ee City, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. be interred at Calvary Cemetery. Cownry —On Tuesday, April 19, Parmck Cowary, aged 46 years, The relatives and friends are respectfolly invited to at. fend the (uncral, from St Vincent's Huspita), Eleventh’ street. on Thursday afterncon, atone e’ clocks, Dubtin papers please copy. Consrans.—On Saturday, April 16, Pare Consranr, at fils residence in Brooklyn, 1. J., deccased wae a native of Matlow, county Cork, Ireland, an@died im the 39%b year ‘bis age. The remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Boly Cross, Fiatbost), on Monday, April 18. Cryer —Shddenly, oo Tuesday) April 19, Wnuam En warp, son of Thomne and Sarab Myne, aged 4 years avd S days. The fuveral wil! take place from the residence of his nis, No. § Rapelyou street, Sonth Brooklyn, on Thurs- ay afternoon, at half. past two o'clock Dayin-on.—At Witmington, N.C M, 1862, Rowerr Davwson, aged 25 berdeen (Scotland) papere pl w.—Ob Tuesday, April 10, Grack E., daughter of Boren Dow, aged 4 years, § mouths and 9 dave The (rieuds of the family are respectfully mvited to gitend the (noeral, from the residence o! ber parents; 264 West Thirty-nintb street, this (Wednerday) morning, eleven Och ck Dow.—At Pull’s Ferry, N on Tuesday, April 19, Banky Dov, aver yours, 6 months and 14 days. The reiatives und friends are juviled te attend the fameral.on Lhursday afiernoon, at two o'clock, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Bull's Ferry. Dixon.—In Jersay City, on Tuesday, Apri! 19, after a sort itlness, Dawn. Dixe i eur Of LiB age. ‘Tho friends of the family, ana his brothers and Khers-in Jaw, are requested to attend the funeral, from late residence, 157 Morgac street, Jersey ity, tbis edaesday) afternoon, ut two o’ctock, without further on Sunday, Aurore years and € months. copy. te Phitadeiphia papers plesee copy. Euwe. myo Tuesday, April 19, Ewx Lose, only @aughter of Cbaries F. avd Flmira M. Elwell, aged 7 years ad 24 days. er . The: rolativor and friends of the family are invited to end the funeral, from tbe residence of ber father, 80 tt place, Brooklyn, ths (Wednesday) afternoe o'olock Fisixy.—In Hoboken, on Sunday, April , in the 30th year of his age. ‘Tho (uneral wilt take place from bie ate residence, No. 999 Washington street, Hoboken, thie (Wednesday) after Boon, at one o'clock. “The relatives and friends of the oni y are respectfully invited to attend the funeral witb. 17, Mr. Tromas ,April 18 afte a b rt illness, NMONS, aged 59 years. The retatives ani friends cf the family are reepectfully Bvited to attend the funeral, this (Weduesday) after Moon , at two o'clock, from bis’ jute reeidouce, 40 Green ‘Wiob streot. ladelphia and Boston papers please copy MALKENSTEIN.—(u Mouday, April 18, Hen vane Faren- mmm, azed 23 years His relatives and friends, and those of his brothors.1n- Jew, Jobu T Finck and Heory Finck, are Tespectfully re- Hod to attend the funeral, frota the resideace of J. 7 ck, No. 35 Jay streot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at o'clock. ‘Tho remains will be taken to the Lutheraa Oemetery ‘or interment. Frrzxonkis.—On Tnesday, April 19, after a stort illness, Businets Firawonws, formerly of the parish of Bally- Odams, Queens county. Ireland, 1p the 5th year of ber The friends, and these of ber eon-in-jaw, Patrick Mc- Id, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on reday alternoon, al ove o'clock, from the residence of gon in-law, Patrick McDonald, No. 407 Ninth avenue, fad from thonve to Calvary Cemetery. @aoern.—On Thoreday, March 3, from wounds received B® the battle of Oinsiee, Florida, February 20, aod while captive in the enemy's hands, Corporal Taomas Grosser, Senceny ©, Forty eighth regime: Y. 2. ¥.,i0 the year of bis ae, eldest son of Thomas W. Groser, of kiyn, BE Gaav.—Suddevly, on Tuesday, April faged 48 years, 2 months and 9 dave ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfotiy tavited to attend the f from his late residence, No. 467 West Forty-second street, this (Wedoesday) after- Bon, at two o'clock Philadelphia and Paisley (Scotland) Buansy.—Oo Monday, Aprii 18, pon of Mrs. Jona Heaney, Jr.,of typboid fever, aged 11 ears, 5 mouths and 6 daye. Pho relatives and friends of the {anily are respectfully ited to attend the {unerai,from the residence of bis , 26 Dowiuick street, this (Wednesday) morbing, at tam_o’clock. Haxy —Ov Sunday, April 17, at the houee of ber father, Raymond street, Brooklyn, Ermaner B., davgbter of and Maria Aart, aged & years and 20 days. Ber remains were’ placed in tbe vault of Holy Croee iatbush. 19, Joun Gray, wkk.—Suddeoly. op Monday, Apri! 18, Caxrir. eld gat daughter of Abrabuw |) aud Laura W. Hopper, aged B years and 8 mouths relatives and friende of the family are reepectfolly fmvited to attend the funeral, from her parente’ reri- , 226 Bleecker street, this (Wednesday) morning, at past ten o'clock t.—On Tuesday, April 39, Enpm Rowame, only eon @f Edvard und Agua =. Hail, aged 6 moptus and 16 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fn- I services, at the residence of bis parents, 178 West ‘tieth sireet, this (Wednesday) evening, at half-past Seven o'clock, without further invitation. Kaiy.—In Brooklyn, op Tue: aay April 19, Mania Laews, wife of Thos. J, 0. Keiby, ML fhe friends of the family are iovived to attend the funeral, {rom ber jate residence, 96 President street. Kawer—Oo beng Morning, April 19, after a painful Mnees of four weeks wife of Jean Kaiser and eldest er (zadngea Swiss), in the 3lst year J be taken to Greenwood Cemetery this (retventay) a:rero00n. xt tore orciack, from ber lave , No. 21 Hudson street. Lawcax.—Ov Tuesday, April 19, after a ebort iliness, Lamcan,® oative of New York, 34 years of age. relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- Of the Sixth precinct police, are respectfully invited attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 40 1 street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock Monasn.—At hie residence, 1 thie’ city, op Tuesday, 5 Captain & E. Morgan, aged 68 years, remains willbe takeo to Saybroog, Conn, verment MoCioerey —On Monday, April 18. after a short Sliness, 4, danghter of Bridget and tho late Bernard Me- io the 17th year of ber age ‘The friends und relatives of the family arc reepecttally Revited to attend the funeral, thi ee teres es. two o’ciook, from ber late residence. fourth street. McCarry.—On Sunday, Apri) 17, Puuew Krr a wife of MoCarty, a uative of Bavtry, county of Cork , ‘The friends of the family ere respectfuliy invited to at- tbe fuperal, from ber late residenoe. 23s Monroe , this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The femaine will be taken to Calvary ‘Cemetery. Woxovus.—Io Harlem, on Monday, April 16, Frank Aurne. ‘only s0n of v= and isabelle Nicbolie, aged 9 years, 6 months and 28 5 ‘The (rieods of the Tam are invited to attend the fo- irene, in00 OL, at three o’cloek, from 1201b street, between Third and Fourth ‘O Ranu—On Tuesday evening Apri! 19, Marcanrr cas youngest daughter of P. and Jane O'Reilly, aged for in- enr and 3 mootbs. relatives aod fries of the family are respecttaliy fvited t attend the funoral, thin (Wednesday) after- ‘at two o’olock, from the reridence of ber parents. Bein th avenue Preason.—At Lyon's Farms, on Sunday, April 17, Joa» Pann, wife of Benjamin M. Vlersou, aged'24 years Funeral services will be held on Thureday afternoon, ene o'clock, from the Presbyterian church at Lyan’s low oe pore pleare copy io Monday, April 18, Mary Poem, in the year of her age, native of ‘the county Kilkenny, lege ae 4 and friends of the 4 a eS \(edvenn jate residences ou a vo fegocnton , 209 Ht aternoon at alt. be taken to Calvary rot 8, at the ree! ventie, Stary ANN® ‘Anas and (by love and adoption) Jobo 1] yoare, 4 bere} 6 for inter. cane on wide Fu ideas the ot her PRaRy, eals..s6 oath Param, on Sunday, April 17, ed a pred brief illness, Gronare, wife of Oacar W. Wiihs, aged fk, eR A the residence of ber father, at Ialip, L. }., this day (Wednegday), SHIPPING NEWS. SAMARAC FOR HBY YORE—TuIS DAY. 513) woom ewes. RED. BUsAmAP Persia (Bx, Lott, Queenstown and Liverpool— Steamship Raid, Merrill, Bermuda—E 8 Secco rol? Bvening Siar (Br), Hall, Sydney, NEWB YW Came. yahip Arkwright, Caulking, Liverpool—Spofferd, Tileston Ship John Bunyan, Cann. Matanrae—Walsh & Carver, Ship Carl (Br), Olsen, St NB—Rager Bros Bark Ayincourt (Bri, Ramnia, Melbourne Mail ered Qieirk Reindeer. Rove, Tocland—C A Lillendah). ma Robert Sims (Br), Baker, 81 George, NB—Edmiston 08 Brg Glove (Ital), Corselli, Palermo via Gibraltar—Baet- jera aero Goallenge (Br), Libbe, Rio Grande—Punch, Meincke Brig ‘Abby P Fenno (Br), Webber, St Joha, NB—Brett, nm & Co. Bria Martha Washington, Leland, Blizabethport—Miller & Houghton Schr Susan, Witham. Maranham—B P Sherman. sith, Atlee 4 Bandsi, Cranmer, Baracoa—Van Brunt & Schr D Gitespie (Br). @mith. Mencton, NB—D R Bawelt. Sehr 8wan (Br). Taylor, Moticton, NB—P_ I Nevius & Co, abit Enprews (BN, ‘Onthousy, Sackville, NB—P I Nevi Edmonds, Fortress Monroe—Mott Bedell, Schr Diadem. Fisher, Newburyport—Ui C Fisher. Sehr Planet, Dermot: Quincy W 8 Brown & Co. eames ¥ W Brune. Foster. Baltimore, ARRIVED. gaussian team Corvette Vitinz, Capt Kramer, St Jago, 16 aye Steamship Sidon (Br), Martyn, Liverpool, April. and Queenstown 7th, 245 AM, with mdse and 37] sieerage pas- sengers, to E Conara. April 16, Sicamehip Whirlwind, Rozers, Beaufort, NC, phe Ebip Jupiter, (Nor). Jo phson, Lisbon, 44 daye,t with salt, with mdse and passengers, to Murray & Ne} cork, to Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Ship Charter Oak (of Searsport), Carver, Matanzas, 9 days, with sugar. to Walsh & arver. Pring Oscar . Ifury, with tron, to Punch, Meincks A Wenge lon 37 37.'was bonrded by U 8 steamer Wachusett. irom Philadelphia. eruising: pnt 9 letver bag on board of us Barktidward Hill: italiett, Cartnagens, Marob S1- with tenburg, 110 day” ‘Rtn wit lat 28 43, hides, &e. to _lith inst, oF Great Bahama Island, epoxe b z ng. hte Servo (Ita C Longabarda, “Castlelamar, 70 days, with rally ier. Brig Sa:nson. Delano, Palermo via Bermuda 11 days, with sulphur, Ac. to.Jacquemot & Christmas, Rrig Oak (Br), —=—, Sierra Leouc, Feb 14, with hides and palm oll, to 8 R Ware & Co From March 26 to Avrit 15. experienced a succession of heavy gales and calms all around the compass, prinvipully from eastward; split sails, &c. Feb 27, Capt George Francis Klaon died’ of African fever, aged 47 Brig Hercules (Olden). Von Se coltee and rosewood. to Kirkland & Von Sachs, 30th ult, lat 2 lon 63, spoke Br achr Coquette, of Turke Felands, bound S.had lest topmasts and two men. ‘Brig E Drummond. Conway, Aspinwall, 20 days, with mdse. toJ F Joy. 23d inst, Allen Gouid, seainan, fel) over- doard from the jibboom and was lost: 12th inst, lat 27 50, Jon 79, passed brig Golden Lead, bound N. Brig D Trowbridge, Lyon, Ponce. PR, 26 days, with mo- lasses, to Daniel Trowbridge Brig Henrietta (of Der da), Hodson, Bermuda, 13 days, in ballast, to Roda Brig West, Gulbrandeen,, New Orleans, 14 days, in bal! to John € Connor. Brig Eltas Dudiey, Nye. New Wadford. Schr Adria (Br). Martin, Cardenas. 15 days, with sugar, to Spence Montague & Co: vessel to PT Nevius & 8on. Schr Queen of Clippers, Davidson, Windsor, NB, 18 dayr, wn. Bahia, 57 days, with With potatoes. to A Smitners & ¢ ost, Louisville. Taylor, Dorebester, 19 days, witb stone* to PT Nevius & Son. Scnr Telecraph (Br), Curry, Cornwalits, 26 days, with po- taioes, toD R R Dew SenrsT ubbard. death, York River. Sehr Ohas McDonsid, Baker, Virginia. Scur Grapeshot, —, Virginia Schit Pierce, Daniels, Vireiuia for Brookhaven. Schr Jobn B Spofford, Longstreet, Fortress Monroe, Schr LW Bierse, Loring, Baltimore for Rockland. Schr Cyrus Foseett, Post, Baltimore tor Boston, Schr Three Brothers, Knowles, Baltimore. eer oh ite ones, _— ore. e. Lacy, Milton Sehr Mexico Burdit, Bllanbethport for New Haven Schr Mary Cleaveland, Adams, Etizabetbport for Boston, Schr Svnepuxent. Brown, trom brie Karnak, and Lizzie Bliss. ashore neai Schr Dwig Scar J M rol, Portland, Sloane, Portland, ett. Boston. Behr Empire State. Carr, Gloucester. Schr H 8 Rarnea, Jones, New Bedford. Schr Justice, Taylor, Newport. Schr Jane T Boyd, Roberts, New Haven. + Schr Hudson, Peabody, Naw Haven, Sebr Messenger, Murpby, Hartford. Schr Superior, Smith, Mystic, BELOW. SAILED. 18th—Steamer Tamerind ships Chattanoga, Belvidere; brige Hound, Morganser, Confidence, Circassian, Abemero; sehr Maria Louisa 19th—C § gunbost Matinwan (and anchored t Quaran- fine); steatmahip City of Limerick; shape Bridgewater, and isconsin. Wind at sdbeet B, American marters’ Assectation, No 5) Wart Sraest—Roows 23 anv 2. The fellewing approved Masters and Ofiicers bave received commissions from this Association :— Ceptatus Wm McCreary, brig Cleveragn: Lewis By Jr; William 8 Dawson, ship Bridcewater, Tarae) T eae, brig Feariess: Richard B Beard. ship rence Nightingale: One bark. William Larkin, brig Fashion; Friedrich Freese, mentbal: Amos S$ Gedarey, bark G W Hall; John C vPbtp lips, Joon F Miller (mate), Jabez © Nor Dark Augusta Kelley; ton. Mieceliancous. Awrnicax Liovns—Supplement to the American Lioyde Register of American and Foreign Shipping for April 16, 1s out These supplements appear twice a month, and are up plied gratuitowsly to subscribers to the annual yolume. ‘They are of great service to commercial men, as they de scribe the condition of every vesse) down to the latest mo- ment. Messrs Taylor, Hartshorne & King, proprietors, No ‘36 Wall street. Sreamsnir Potowac from Portinnd for New York, was passed, place, &c, not given, with a wreck in tow Bank § R Ciaran, Doe, from New York, arrived at Ber. muda on the 2d inst,'apd during a terrific’ gale op the 34 broke away frot hergochors im Murray's anchorage and drove aghore close to the Navy Taks, on the north side of St George's Island. about eleven o'clock at night. She has become & tdiai wreak. Her bottom is beaven out and the water over the deck aft—lying on a lee shore and rolling and bumping heavily with the send of the ses. There in ery oy | er speedily breaking up. Bans Epwann Brewery. Harding, reports having sailed from Hampton Roads March 2%, and has had continual sales from the NE during the whole passage, On the 25th, Fire Inland, ship) i Joet deck toad and filled the cabin and forecasiie with water; was. blown, off to within twenty miles of Hatteras; was three timer drove south of Cape Henry. 12th Homant, p eked up & sailor's chest paint- 24 Plug, containing lettere 4 directa f vert H. Gust, wign- ‘also dischar; ‘steamer Hancook. wala Unpixe, Thompson, i ‘hikeces from Liverpoo!, reports, Feb 26 lat 67 28, 18.10, passed @ ‘s ahip of abou 50 dismaste: aler logged; fad tull figurebead, with a wonrf, painted bive. ‘onming trom the right shoulder to the ft aide; oop Funsing 20 th a eine with skylight same, painted white: two le extend he fore hatch? ay ‘ite i time, could id the a and. decks ove, th, ini ‘and decks stove, " by @ boat from bark H Gregory, Aspinwall, and supplied them with a com: i from Remedion has be been 0g} daze a oe eet date head. nr or sao | Beh frou NYork for pass and wheel. Banx Toure, at Po: N of Cape Hattern the entire passa, dont. bulwarks. sky ii eoveral times fil wall, W beary gue eenp tates a decks ‘and wae feaktny badly dark a iadven 27 eel Nom 88 8 ad wae “Bria Canscas, Locke. of and from New York, bapnd to 7 ita poet on Dead. parted eb fo dar ng the night and was pt , Ye gf ving juring th Oe seanees | vio the» southward for '« short time, she on the 2d her sppoarauce and anchored in Five Caracas w a Nal he on the 2b. the which she ' her decks swept of ng provision: Tort ality Aen Bes eight crew, have been liviug op crackers ‘above cate, ~g Lawnrsce, from Baltimore for Boston, «ith ha age | 17th, having had purnps chexed E gale, off Chincoteague. Will repair. Dixon, from Matanzas for Now Bermud yar corn, pat Mb Inst, durin, Brie Tt G Bi arrived at 8G with loss of salle z, Nie, from Philadelphia 15th ult for St Thoruas, on the i7ih sprung ® leak, Spares by a heavy in the Gulf Stream. On the vense! I obliged to bear up for Bermuda to repa| jowk Com Jowes, from Baltimore for Boston, war ashore on Great Point Igth inet. The crew are safe, snd tbe vere! with her cargo of coal nay be saved. Scan Mepiaron, Devis, at Fell River from Remedios, ex rienced very rough woatbere during the eo, wplit Exiis: fost jlvboow and sumainea other dainage ee’ *P ® Pruxcess, Hopkins, at Holmes’ Hole, from 8 vy Weather during th 3% jont heed of pala Iriconta sth. & schooners fn ° a beard i bow broken; damage to th ooner unknown. 908 from Baittmore f i aie ce om he hee aalabe” malo Tomas, Boat at | oe uot met mae off tron rato Ihe ae deere . an d was Lowe inte the b harbor "ine a wikvobsudent sie Te? Joa pars of dock toad. Bone Twin fom (Br), Forest at Rexjen from Matariy as, od aptit alin hee was rn LatWeneld, trom Hampton Bede for Port land. ‘Apri 15: oo Montsuk, re Crone Pe pan a tala ‘UDA, March ery Penguin, ,Canrers, NYork; wis schre oe, He, ie eee ao pa for H on Fert (otsce reeked. see {ee wr Metameree rH a Caracas, Leake fra bom, mes Minoelye Grace, Biowe, id 29th, whe stg ° jarch 26, Boeota, Clark, fe SAE Bavelosk Siaith. | ¥ D March 16—In brig Wm Al Atudda. from: NYork, “a ding; sehr Meteor for Bermuda’ Mya a ink Ady Crow, N¥ork for St rr » NYork for ovralen Richa’ New York. Cid 6th, echr Rro JANEIRO, Mare 1 8—In port ad 8 Loziee Mehan, darks more, ar? th, ‘Adelaide, Etchberser, fro Balwoen a (BP) Soot, for NYork: one Br), Zou Jones. ; Abizati, MeFariand, 00; Viral ogni a ie 4 (Brem), timore. pril 5—In port barks Bierra Nevada, for San Ptalavers. beh yg for Boston. do; Bllen Dyer, for Portiand, doy soar Machias, arr 4th. Surinam, March 11—fn port Park ‘edovumd Dwight. Her- rick, for Boston 25th; brig Milwaukee, for Turks Islands 18th) to load for Boston, St Jony, NB, April 11—Cld echr Flora, Catbers, NYork. American Ports. Py ta A April Lom yeep eat "Br ship Lady pa Jones, Liverpool; Br bark B F Shaw, Cann, rk Acos er, Beaufort, NC; Sicilian, ‘Lavender. Piiladetpinas'st James, Woods Philna Edson, Nickerson. Phila nt Br brig William A Black, Douglas. Trini yer ¢of Boston), Tracey, Cardenas 13th mit: Fougere. Pictou; Charles, Smith, Windsor: Br sehr Fawn, Wright, Port de Paix; sehr Adele, Snow, Havana; Br echr Twin Sons, ba ‘Matanzas: schra Merrimac, Snow, Ni mond, Va; Ruth N Atwood. Rich: Winfield Scott, Cole, Tangier: Minnesoly Danicis, Tangier: Nil Desperandum, Rich, Craney Island: Queen of the gers. Baltimore’ Mar 'v Standish, Parker, do; M A Rich, eee Philade'phia; GH Elmer, Howell, do: Com Kearny, Low. Blizabethport: Fiona Kelley, e740 pauata, Crowell, do; Charles Edward, Bi Louie: jo, Corbure, Norton, Guaubure Beihai. Pense, var Telegrapbed, bark Champion, from Philadelphia 5 Haaell. rom Nuoyitas. Below, oat 4 fone birke’ hha thi; yer ‘wig. id bark Bay arrow, Alexandria: Duteh bark Judah Cappe. Cappe, St Thomas: brig R M Yeslei ose , Bailimore. Sid (wind 'NW to R, light) bark Clio: 19th—Arr barks Thomas Whitney con "London: WA meacal, Ehinney, W C of Africa; dri, ee 8 Mgr te rer 0. facies Parker, Clenfue W A Rogers, Crosby. do; Almore. Gook, Remertios Allen. Graves, Hrouduras;d W Woodrall. Saton, NYO solirs Dwina, Martin. Cape llaytion: Jaly Fourth, Caracou: Brave, NYork, Below 3 ships, 4 barks and all the Vineyard eatao rr 19th, bark Amy, Messina; brig H M McGilvery, Sagua: sehr Mary B Walker, Cape Haytie BALTIMORE, April I8—Arr barks M: lon (Br), "had dary, Clenfneras: Undine, Thompson, Liverpool: brig Mas covado White, Demarara: sclirs War Engle, Seclev, Sark: Centon, Mertin, Perth Ainbor, NJz Ocean’ Travel: ler, Newhall, Key West: Helena F, Warren, Jacksonville. Below schr Alexander, from Jamaica. Cid ship Arnold Bo- ninger (Pras), Bratt, Rotterdam; schrs Mary Willey, Spin- nev, Portsmouth, NH; Lorene, Cheney. Jersey City: Swan, Nori, NYorx:, John’ Honseman, Wishart, NYork vin Pocomoke Sid barks Clifton, Gavet, Rio de Janeiro anda rket: Anna (Brem), Meiners, Bremen; brige Roseway ig (Br), abiller. Mayaguez. PR; WJ Treat, Parke, Arec- ibo, ‘TothAre schra Sir Colin Cam} pope f (Br), Vigus,’ Guano Key: Young Teazer. Morton, Cat BATH. April 16—Arr abip ‘ann Seng en. Liverpool: brig B Doane, Knowiton, Havana; 17th, ship Mary Russell, Paareet Liverpool. BEVERLY, April 6—Arr pe S R Smith, Lorvey, New York; 17th, Hannah D, Chase, a BRistob, apni 16—arr sehr Pieetwood, Johnson, Carde- “DIGHTON, April 16—Arr sehrs Ann S Brown, Phillips, Georgetown, DC" Salmon Washburn, Thrasher, Philadel. phia; Charles Lovering. Jones. Blizabethports 8 W Ponder, Phillips, do; Whistler, Presbrey, NYork, Sid schr Charles, et N¥ork. bts April 17—Arrschra Julia Ann, Lane, Eliza- vethpo Kelly: E Davidson, Keuyy, and Palo ito, Kelly: 8 Bork 18th. Herbert, Crowell. Til Meeker senre, Richard Borden, Bor. den, Georretown, DO: Cornelia Blizabethpo ‘Nep- tune, and New World, do; 171, sehr Heurietia, Lite, sen: bor. OLWES HOLE, April} PM—Arr bark Ephraim Wil- ams, Sleeper, Georgetown, DG, for Boston, brigs Almore, Cook, Remedi Tillingham, Harrington, 1Be) Chane Loug Talands Be: Nekonora, rach, Geargetw re. Tucker, and Kennebec, Blair, ett, Bucklin, Baltimore for ‘ork for Rall fs iy Milner, jrabethy 38 ton? Phiingeipria for doz Ne do, Henry Gilbert (Br: abe! ‘Charter Gav, Baker. Alesandria fer Elizaberhport for do; 8 E. Parker mouth; Dr Kane, Ryder, do for Salem; mt ‘hiladel mis for, Marblehead timore, 7 Flanders, and Fredk 3 Corvo, Crockett, Philbrook Frankfort. for Fort Delaware. lerald, HP Ouabine. George Parker (Br). 17th ~Arr bark Cham) Frontier. Littlefield: do {ur do nderson. Elizabeth port for Salem Flower, ». Boston for Alexandria: Aletandey iultizen, ewer do for Phitadel- Iraceabah, Bray, do for Washington, DC; Chess eo ake, Wyman, Portemouth for Alexandria Mary" Meane, ibbelts, Rockport for Virginie: Princess. Hopkins, Suriname for B Indward, ridge, Matanzas for Bat Bene eelccubain: Ralghts Tagiir, and Clare, W thmore, for Boston: Tati enesa, Wiley. C! Fiag. Maloney, Geirgerown rah Lord: Kossuth, Mayo; ‘Jane’ Haskell, and Onward, ios, Blizabethport for do Nad Brane- comb, Sultana. Fletcher, and Senator, “Faulkiin, ‘New York’ for do: Galena. Smith, Bi abathrort for Poptiand: Adela (Br), Knight. NYork for Halifa iam Garret Golson, Ratimore for Portland; Tsabel i! nurvere. Grace Girdler, Clark, Boston for Washington, DC; Be, Rpring Bird, Randall, do for Port Royal. SC; Ella. —, Sea. Lee, do for N Emi, Powior, Willard, Pordand fer Wasbington. DC; La Sufolk. Frisbes, and BF Lewis, Waller, do‘for Philadelphia: Harbinger: Ryder. Beltast oF Washington, DC; Lod Mt MeCarty, Bricksport for Baliim Newburyport for do; Catawamteak, Snow, Rocklan Philadelphia; Anita Damon, Torrey, Calais; for do: Belle. Bulger, Rockland. for do; Ligt rider for do: Aibert, Joy. Jonespo huiee NS for do. Vendoy!, Bray. Vinalhaven for Philada: hitoe, Rata. Boston for Vienna. Ma. Sid barks B Edw Everett, Orient Williams and Champion; brigs Joremia (Br), M Shepard. Ocean Wa Almore, J T Dilliegnen.. Ciyde (Bs). J Bickmore, Wm © Clark, Kennel Nell i. Heory Gilbert (Br), Btarly Bo. Castilian, Bivavethy From barter Oak, Julia & Mary, 8 E Parker, Jc ‘ton. Union, J Freeman,’ Init Ida Morton, Thomi x Hurd, bney Ames. Corvo, Froierick Eugene. Henry, nuh Jecness, ‘Basie Coombs, Union Fig. Kossuth, Jae. 01 ard, Mi sr, Senator, Galena, Wm Carroll, Taal Slraier, ‘Hela, Loduni Merican, Belle. Bay State, George jen Waabin, fon, Loy Ta la e ae pa Nand ardenas for Portland: xperiment, Ke ri D CG, for do; lath—-Arr bark Bebra brige Sarah B Crosby, Baltimore for Westo + Torn Hana, Phtiadelpbie for g for, $e: ahrs Lydia Davia, Portinnd: 8 rt. Rawiey it Davi for Boson; Bien McParland and Bilsaboth Wei Baltimore for Boe: Fim M Mares, Barrett; Rachel Leaman, Leaman Mary Toutes, Pose: son, Fos; M B Mahoney, Macomber, and Ephraim & Apne. Dore, Philadelphia, for do} do for Salem; Sallie Lt. artre, a :G W Rawiey, 3 riven, Maryland for Thomaston’ Bvelyn, ‘Crowley, son oF NEW BEDFORD, April 16—Arr brig Catherine Yeaton, NYork; aehre Electric arate ,Mendall, Fort Bo. | Horace Biaples, Gibba, Philadeiphte:, Co ise 8 Baltimore, Fran Pt Bs now. Balrabetn ty An 1» Reasle, rain for RYore, ih, ach ery ie cher ‘Tracy, iphia: je be Tm recite 40; Seed en ee eel Ly AG eae brig A Light, Stabl, Bal- \HEWPORE ay 1 IT Are bee, sbiaboletb, ig | Port’ ‘Wroval: asta Baguette tg toy’ sainriex Yorn: fersoi gent " ne, asrboe 8 own, Whee cmon ryraw, BY. 8 wt ite ochre lerael leat A High a ae “Del aie 16, ao the h Sreakwater or linaie Baker Drie and Chas gir, ie Pc one eit cit Meton x bark Al Metcalf, ko; .| Rese Base King, w Hey; hte i ra ‘Gloytiuuonesota smith: Oar. gE pet port; Mi ceed to Boston with ‘co Newburg: Anp Amelia, Hallock Sarahe ryivanies Warnee RVR: sloop Th folie olmen,“Arnolt hg Regul bathors J "Meier, Fal ; Rbode Telan ky ntammer Peltone, 4 Howes; N Clifford, Shute, beedrell Robbing, Rac lete, Parrons: Ma and W ‘vtecried are iy Seam ats a a haea ening bi . Ponte ee “4 ie. can ney WW Benedtot Case, 26, 1864. conte and 81. = ( ; ssishsis 00 ron E8862 AOE ‘AND AMIHALD. 5) estabnished in New York city.” per eee remedies known, ”§ fia ta the bman fami “Hala come out of their holes & to die. a B'S ” Depot, No, 4823 Broadway, N. ¥. BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, &C., CURE! souk tuum FB Dr. RICE, IG, Surgeon robirapsateh cy Demers Bank. inilator eures Buutons. Chilbiains, &c. oe Taal oe canta Reema Heer welt brags WILSON'S PATENT anges REFRIGERA- an effectual) rve fish, its fe mg ey nthe. warmest hy ed ae fer be 0) another, and will their cost in and see WILSON, 4 GRANT, Opposite St. Nichols Hotel, FLENDID AND INTERESTING NOVELTIES 1 DE- NEW YORK ILLUSTRADD NEWS of thie week —hobel Barbarites at Fort Pillow— Webel At. teanps to Uigw ap the Minnegota,, in, colors Ney juste ("Weep 20 more for "Lilly" Future of S'avery--MeCletian and ableand interesting matter. Out on Thursday. HE IRON-CLAD QUESTION, ‘A large amount of mtereating and valuable information Jn regard to the character and operations of our Monitor Fleet may be obtained from the Official Reports of Ad- mirals Dahlgren, Dupont, Goldsborough and Porter, and the letters of Major General Hunter and Brigadier General Barnard, Published exclusively in the ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL See numbers M4, 85 and 36 of the JOURNAL. For sale by all news dealers, | or sent by mail, prepaid, Price 10'cents.a copy. Subscription $5 a year. Address Army and Navy Journal, New York. 48 R. AGNEW, WHO I8 FAMED FOR SELL Oe reas, Colles, Flour, Sugars, Molasses, Syro Bauer Hams, &., c,, cheap'for cash, has opened a whol le de} ment of his business right pe avery! can bow be be snpEll fEnher families or grocers wishiog Cal st thelr mney . should.at once cal! and see for themsel eniv ich and Murray streets lomies—Valu- TREAT A RABE MIBS SUSANNAB EVANS, SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE whose extraordinary oratorical powers have excited the wonder and admiration of all who have heard her, and <whose ah i in ‘a Jn the cause of temperance have won an. rn the hearts o! inti a pees iy pean FOR OLD FRAMES,” E COOPER INSTITUTE, THURSDAY RVENING. April, 1. Miss Bans delivered » lecture in, tho ‘Tremont Terople, Boston, when hundreds Tailed to galn even standing Whiie she delights her hearers by the charms of quence, see often melts them to tears by her touching a} Her lectures are warning, a benediction ands tickets 25 cents, Children 15 cents. Doors opeu at T; to commence at 8 o'clock. MPORTANT ECTURES DAILY, YOR GENTLEMEN ‘only, at the New York Museum ot as Anatomy, 618 Broad Partie ries ‘unable to attend these lectures can have ‘them forwarded on receipt of ten cents By addressing Secretary of New York Musoum of Anatomy. SS ety LEB DD ako oe yoNg wi Arita the request of many tie. Unguished eit rooklyn, deliver his el way on the “I) aH Tt PESTLE. at me y of Aiinanie and Cititon streets on Wednesday. « ‘evening mext, the t, at eight o'c! 3 TICKETS 2% CENTS. To be had at Swayne's bookstore, and Nevin's bookstore, Fulton street, and at the door. “POLITICAL. CT eRE! peer GUN FROM THE OLD SEVENTEENTH, AT A large pnd enthusiastic meeting of the citize Sevontognth ward, held, ai the house of Mr. James corner Ninth street and mere on oe Al 2a, 10,02 be known ‘as the Cena cae. OREEDES | Freak ident. “qomas B. NocERs, Secretary. oe WARD MOZART HALL WARD COMMITTEE. — ‘The members of this committee are requested to meet 8t.275 Pearl street, this (Weanestay) evening, April 20, seen stTotciock. By order of General Commiitee of Mozart ANCE FOR Hi jousehold Furniture for sale acrider will set! In lots, to suit purchasers, &c., contained in his residence 113 Wost T’ A rARE GHANC ree! near Sizth svenue.—Planoforie, Parlor Suits, Window Cur- tains pnd pn Se Bronzes, core, Book. case, Mirroi in! ‘urniture en suite; in ‘use but seven months. M. MIDDLETON. LL THE FURNITURE OF A THREE STORY HOUSE A “Yor sale; rosewood and mahogany in Suits, made by Campbell to order for the owner; siso splendid Looking Glasses, Carpets, Clocks, China, dress J. C., West Fifty-fourth street, Agu BLEGANT CARVED 1 FRENCH BEDSTEAD, IN- jd with marble, with Washstand to match, for sale wed seven months. Apply at 169 Bim street. ws tr WILL SELL MER FURNITURE AT PRI vate enle--Parlor Sult, Feather Beds and 2a tattreanes, Single tron Beds ;.als0 @ handsome mahogany Wurirobe. ‘at 22 South Sixth street, Sala ie TH “A PARTY WHO INTE! DUC A. otochord wit sot splendid poe and crernare Pen aivure, parlor and other Carpets at reduced prices. ‘anybody intending to buy for housekeeping. In- quire at 245 West Twenty-fonrth street. PARTY ABOUT MOVING WILL SELL A LOT OF Carpets, Stoves. Gas Fixtures, Sofa Bed. &c.. at their reaidence. Apply before 11 or after 3 o'clock, at BART- LBT1’S, 442 Broadway, Also some 2,000 small Iron Wheels and other Iron. Cr sits FURNITURE. worth of Furniture at comsioting of rosewood and weinut and ‘Chatsber Suits, oak aud made under the superintend we! latest style, and wari nig ing ler Suil 125 and "Teli 97, 99. 101, N. B.—The Broadw Pee aha een Po In Li iF FIRE FROOF pede Sixth aven Bighth street families lining house! “nee safe ines for ‘helt aecunite ounenogpne, wil bad gale h oa References bats ITURE, ya a, joth ‘Tenth streets, I we. Cy of vojentan's Mannalof the Common Council. eck of Books for sale, thre it spins RESTAURANT Bo. aTY 8. SPE pc scene AE Setar es een g [tee reek era fee et eat ina ie patio ; KIERNAN, RBEN nay reeee soUP rt" DaY BY THE WORLD 2" towel” Yumilen No.2 dway, under ihe Waabiagion ‘sup anw PUBLICA A ParRIOLoaICAL vie VIEW Sey ngs of the asi = waman cradns ina late ot ‘PURECANT TO AN ORDER OF OF THR HIGH, “COURT ret court nthe ey of te of Guatay London, mer. anda pcan peaute Browser and others Luanne pitader and another, tore of 1 aster jer. late " the county of sara = aesgeeet ieee see Pe iaiaee Job aon b ae esas, Rogiand, oF in dee ‘then are Ey ig in the ener] Baht atau” ‘The ‘ane ISICATION, at, ON wy BY ENING, ater My ait Nostow tn Ne ee wt (ores, hersiet his retail 4 WISHART’S > OORDIAL. D ra aaa Consumption has destroyed more of the human famfy Wham any other disease, and the best physisians for many ears have despaired of » cure, or a remedy that would heal he tungs, bul fer more han iwo hundred years the whole ‘Medical world has been impressed that there was a myste- vious power and eficiency ta the Pine Tree Tar to heal the Yumgn Gherefore they dave recommended the wes of Tar Water, which in many eases had a good effect; but how to combine it medica) properticn 60 sate neal the lange, has ever eon a mystery until i was discovered by Dr, L. Q. C, WIBHART, of Philedelphia, Pa., the proprteter of Wish- art's Pine Tree Tér Cordial, and hee been put in bottles, patented by the United Staiss government. We say to the aificted that Dr. Wisbari’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial will produce the INVIGORATION OF THE DIGESTIVE OR- GANS, THE STRENGTHENING OF THE DEBILITATED SYSTEM, THE PURIFICATION AND ENRICHMENT OF FRE BLOOD, which musi expel from the, system the con vuption which serofuie breeda While this is effected by the Powerful “alerative (changing from: disease to health) prov pertiesof the Tar Cordial, ite healing and renovating princl- le in also acting upon the irritated surfaces of the lungs and throat, penetrating to each dissased part, relieving the pain, subduing inflammation and restering a healthful tendency. Let this twofold power, tho healing'and the strengthening, continue to actin eonjunciion with nature's constant reca- erative tendency, and the patient 1s saved, if he bas not too Jong delayed a resort to the means of cura, PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL 18 AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR SORE THROAT AND BREAST. ‘Dy. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial’ tsa great and effect, a) remedy for rps BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES. BLIND AND BLREDING PILES. BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES. ‘Thousands have been cured of the above disease when all Dope of ever recetving vollef was gone. INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS. INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS. There te not a medicine discovered that nas 40 much power tofdlssotve the thick mucous that stops up the wind passages of tho lungs as the Pine Tree Tar Cordial, which subduesthe fever and inflammation that destroy the power and vitality of the lungs and consign the patient to the grave. We say toll whose Iungs are affected, use Dr. Wishart’s Pine Treo Tar Cordial with ‘great confidence, as it has restored thou- sandsof cases to health that were hopclessly given up to dle. COLDS AND COUGHS cCoOLDs AFD COUGHS are speedily cured by tne use of Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree ‘Tar Cordial; it does ite work at once. and the patient ts cured before other medicines would bave bad tfme to have any beneficial effect. DR, WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL DR, WISHART’S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL DR, WISHART’S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL DR WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL 18 A GREAT REMEDY FOR SCROFULA. 18 A GREAT REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, 18 A GREAT REMEDY FOR SCROFULA. 18 A GREAT REMEDY FOR SCROFULA. The Pine Tree Tar Cordiai win purify the blood and Cleanse it of all scrofulous matter that 1s constantly breed- $mg vores) interna) and external. Saltrheum, sore Yoga ana all skin diséases are especially eured by Dr, Wishart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial: it 1a good to be applied internal and external in the above cases, as it as it bas great power to heal where it comes in contact with the human fleab. PINB TREE TAR CORDIAL PINB TREE TAR CORDIAL Jae great remedy for chronic croup and diptherla, which is sending thousands and thousands of children to & prema- ture grave. It can be cured by Dr. Wishari's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. ar Out of ten thousand eases where it has been tried in the Past two years, ithas never missed a caso where it was taken in time. A!) families should hi Is en - fore og ton hand, as it ASTHMA “Typ wer ASTHMA AND COUGH. ASTHMA AND COUGH. ASTHMA AND COUGH. ‘The Pine Tree Tar Cord Insta: canes of anna and nscving cous, It cften cee Tomine Setore i half its course ‘acts ai mm from ‘he throat ‘and the Baie elit the ho Cordial. as they ‘have never over been cure that Known fail to | 1 sak all to read the following certificates. “They are from men and women of unquestionable worth and reputation :— Dr. Wisnant — Duan Bunt bed a very dreadful cough and, sore throat ‘with, Dut fittie hope of ope of all medicin neh well. a wonder to all Bae tas fri me pest cure. Publish eee free. Ms, Ward nays:— ry ‘dronchitls, infammation a fee and paleecn fours respectfully, i ay 126 Genesee street, Utien, disposed to consumption. BEWARE ‘of F coowrnaratse, BRWARB OF OOURTERFEITS. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. BEWARE OF _COURTERFEITA BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The genuine has the name of the proprietor ands ¢ tree biown in the bottle. Ali others are spurious imitations, Price Firty Cents and One Dollar.por bottle, Prepared only by the proprietor, DR. oF e. “© Wisnart, No. 10 North Beeond sireet, Philadelphia, Pa Bold by druggists everyw bere; at wholenale by ali Buffalo and New York wholesale drrugaiats. NEW YORK AGENCY at BRLMPOLD'® DRUG “AND CHEMICAL WARR- nousR, HELMBOLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARR- HOUsR. NO, 04 BROADWAY, ¥. % RO, 006 BROADWAY, ¥. ¥ =» ~- NEWS FROM TEXAS, Trouble Between the White and Hegre Troops at Fort Esperanza, | The Negroes Refuse to Receive Their Pay and Consider Themselves Out of the Service, ae, a, ae By the arrival yesterday of the steamer Havana, Cap- tain Greene, from New Orleans, we have interesting news from ‘Texas, Our Texas Correspondence. Fort Earznanza, Texas, Apri) &, 1864. ‘We had rather an exciting time here day before yes terday with the colored troops garrisoning the fort, who consider themselves on a footing and equality with ‘the white soldiers. A few days since, in an altercation be- tween a negro and one of the latter, the former told bim that they (the negro troops) were as good as the whit¢ ones. ‘What is that you say?’ asked the soldier, “# nigger as good as a white man, hey? I'll show you whe ther he is or not.”” And, suiting the action to the words; be would have eeized his musket and shot the negro on the spot had not those around prevented him from doing 0, On tlie Slst of March one of this same colored regh mout—First battalion, Fourteenth Rhode Island heavy ar- tillery—was in one of their ofllcers’ tents for the purpose of Teceiving orders; but, as they did not altogetiter sutt him, he demurred and began to grumble. The officer ordered him out of the tent; but, the jnegro still remaining, the former advanced towards him and pushed him, with the intention of facilitating his progress to the door. Inan instant the negro seized a revolver which lay upon the table; but the next moment he lay upon the ground, with @ bullet in his brain; for before ho could raise bis band to shoot or strike the officer the latter drew apothes pistol from his side and shot him in the bead. The negro was not dead at last accounts, though his recovery 1s considered impossible. And now the whole battalion swore vengeance, and but for prompt action would have broken out into open mu tiny. They went about im squads, with savage looks, many refusing to do further daty, while others were furious, swaggering, swearing and threatening. Inthe meantime the Sixteenth Ohio was ordered up, ana a battery of artillery was. stationed in direct range of their camp, with orders to open upon them at tbe slightest show of violence. ‘The Sixteenth Ohio tock possession of the fort and the i Tis ners therein, the whole colored battalion haviog previously received orders to assemble outside without arms, They were then furnished with one day’s ration and marched town the coast four miles in a cold norther Charges and sentences, passed by court martial and proved by the General commanding, were then read to. them at guard mounting, and the whole affair probably ends by the sentencing of twelve or fourteen to hard labor, with ball and chain, for one year, The morning that this diffculty occurred they stole aod, secreted three barrels of whiskey while unloading the transport Clinton of her freight, and several refused to © bey tho direct orders of their officers, And now ! will give you the history of this battalion of the Fourteenth: Rhode Island heavy artillery:— They aro all freo negroes, and were récraited with the understanding that they should receive the same pay and emoluments as the white troops. This was done for the purpose <f p-rsuading as many negroes as possible to enli ind thus avoid the draft ag much as ible. The: fe pitied in Rhode Island and cAMP, and the consequence was that they held up heads, made a fine appearance at dress parade, and gave promise of making good soldiers. But, -alas, ‘were poorly oI + and. the case I have related 1s the only one in which prompt . pun! was given for mutinous conduct or disobedience of orders. Tt was no unusual sight to see an officor, attempting wp soothe a quarreisome negro by taking him on one side and ening mildly to him, instead of ordering bim under arres And row, to sum up all, these free negroes have refused to receive their-pay, and declare that they are not in the servico, because the paymaster will not pay them more than the amount paid by Congress, and the same as the: white soldiers. Their officers told them that the ‘ag = Rhode Island would make up the amount as agreed. they pledged thetr honors upon. So the coc os turbed to this city without paying them off. Everything is quite in Texas. IMPORTANT: TO GRAND JURORS. Judge Russci’s Charge to the Gran Jury—Their Duties Clearly Defined— T rials, &c. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before City Judge A. D. Russel. Arrn 18.—Tho Court of General Sessions opened ab eleven o'clock this morning, City Judge A. D, Russe) pre siding. Assistant District Attorney Robert C. Hutebings appeared as prosecuting officer. The following geutiemen were sworn to serve as Grand Jorors:— Frederick A. Conkling, foreman; Francis H. Amidon, George D. H. Gillespie, George W. Bruce, Robert Hay- dock, Wm. C, Barnes, Thos. M. Lewis, Wm. Y. Clark, Chas. P. Minks, Styles Curtis, Adonijab 8. Quackenbush, Sidney F. R. Coddington, Robt. J, Randolph, Nathanied Ellis, Francis Tryon, John Endicott, Chas. R. Whittemore, Wm. Graydon, Oscar Purdy. JUDGE RUSSEL'S CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY. Judge Russel then delivered the following important charge to the Grand Jury, in which he clearly defned the limit and extent of their powers:— GENTLEMEN OF THE GRAND JuRY—Tho judges holding the criminal courts in each county in the State, when a grand jury is-empannelled and sworn, are required by law to call tl attention to certain special enactments, such as the statute against usury, the statute against on ton, the statute against lotteries, the statute the purity of elections, the tute to sapprent tates anco and to regulate the sale of intoxicating lquors, and the Ticket Passenger act. The violation of either of these acts is declared to be a misdemeanor, and, as such, ie punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, in the dis- cretion of the Court. You have jurisdiction over all offences committed in this county, and also over offences committed in any other county in the State where the the proceeds of a felony, is found jn this county. can fix your own hours for meeting and henry cine your foreman is empowered to excuse any LF ti Hendance without an br siete to the Curt, ng yon your number to act E I i i Hi a8: : 2) s, 3 : E a He FESESEEs 7 Hele! Nor ‘ive unadvisediy aid or countenance to an; in fon. For if we are bound to send for persvos nnd papere to sustain one charge by & grand joror before the body inst one citizen, wo are bound to do so upo every irge, which every other grand Jarst, proses and fa. ture, following the precedent now sanctioned, may thinte Proper hereafter to prefer, Our system of crimieal ad ministration is not subject to the reproach that tl oxiate tn it ap irresponsible body with ‘tolleatted tion. On the contrary, the duties of a gran 7 jo direct criminal accusations are confined to the investi~ gation of matters given them in charge by the court, of those preferred before them by the Attorney General, and of those which are sufficiently within their own ledge and observation to awthorizo ra off! Boyt oe band cannot, on avy one, or! ate proceediny toes ol pone d — s - oo 4 Bid law on aber pablo agen Im au ly we rogard as alike ft noes For the citizen and the Grand Jury. It , gtd from the peraecation and annoyanes wi ocen, ight aubject Bi i nd Ni conseryee the dig 5 aol im OF the Grand Jar e'vonerstion with whieh thoy ought always 13 be reorarded 0 the people fh umpire betweor the Jocuser an the ad Of assuming the offee cf the former’? cossiby of this rule must Pee ana because hrown around o SER OUPPLEMENT SHEET