The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1864, Page 9

‘TO THE HERALD.) SUPPLEMEN' NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1864. Deing ron over, at the corner of Broadway and Cham- ders street, by stage No. 335 of the Seventh avenue tine, Mr, Wun. H. Poolps, of No, 134 Maiden iano, and brother m-iaw to deceased, testified that he heard deceased jas attempting to get tn tage going up town, when Py eli ood — felt, aod a down bound ompibus over bis chest before he could get out of the way. A post mortem examipation showed the liver was ray . Other injuries of a fatal character were also inflicted. The jury rendered a verdict of ‘«Aceiden- ta! death.” Deceased was forty-eight years of age and a Dative of thisState, He lived on Staten Island, where be bas left atamily. Tus Ho oF A Rainoap Conpveror —Coroner Wildey yesterday concluded the inquisition previously cowmenced in the case of Patvick Ganley, late conductor @f car No. 41 of the Second Avenue Railroad line, who ‘was killed on Sunday evening by being struck on the head witb @ paving stone thrown at him by one of a number of young ruffians who had ridden down with him from the ‘Bpper part of the city. The testimony showed that the stone was thrown by one Martin Devitt. After hearing several witnesses. the Coroner closed the case and gave 3t to the jury, who rendered the following verdict: — «That Patrick Ganley came w his death a injuries at ‘the hands of Martin Devitt, May 8, 1864. ‘We consider Jobn Sullivan an accessory to the fact.’? On the above Yerdict Joho Sullivan was committed to the Tombs to anewer any indictment the Grand Jury may find against him. Corover Wildey committed Eugene Sullivan to the House of Detention, “The boy Devitt is yet at large, with Little or no prospect of his being arrested. ‘The prisoner, Jobn Sullivan, is fifteen years of age, and lives at 523¢ Bowery. In bis examination he said, “I bave nothing to gay, and I don’t know what to say. United States Cireuit Court. Before Judge Shipman. May 11.—The United States vs. Twenty Casks of Wine, marked D. E.—This was a seizure by the United States on a charge of an under valuation of the wine in question by the importer. But a few witnesses were called, and the jury, under the chargo of the Court, found a verdict in favor of the claimant. DRY GoOUDs. XCLUSIVELY FRENCII F' NG. ONE TO TWEN- Y ty inches w inan unsurpassed manner at Wr g Establish 18 Amity sir Broad Bleecker sircet, Brooklyn. N. B. futin, and @ ball below Wooster. and 261 Fuiton street, No machinery used in the genuine French, NEW sxrer FOR 1861. A new and great invention in d RTS. The, “Deplex Bilipt onble) Steel Snring. J.J. & IO, WEST, 97 Chambers street. New York, are the owners of the patent and the exclusive manufac birers of thi J. W. Patented “Duplex This invention consists « springs, ingeniously braid edge to odge, making the to durable spring ever ured, ¢ f its great elastic skirt when in ws ‘a silk or muslin ¢ ns to hoop. ak as the public, raitroad cars, th 1 tightly and firmly toe! st, most elastic. exible and the wearer, in conse- bleness, to place and ith’ the same con tirely obviates and s—viz: the annoy- speciatly in crowd- hurch pews, oF in form. and is the lighte: ance for the street, opera lady having ved the si will r" ‘use of them. Thev are the best quality In every part, and by far the lightest, most durtble. comfortable and economical akirt make. Merchants will be supplied as above. and In- ios in most first class retail stores in this city and through- ent the difterent States. Inquire for the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT. N &W DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT, THE MOST POPULAR AND FLEXIBUR IN USE, A. T. STEWART & CO, Broadway and Tenth street, LINEN GOOD3 AND HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS AND STRAW GOoDs. FRENCH FLOWERS AND FANCY GOODS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. LACES AND EMBROWERIES, CORSETS AND YANKEE NOTIONS. MACY'S CBLEBRATED — FRENCH KID GLOVES, 206 and 206 SIXTH AVENUE, TWO DOORS BELOW FOURTEENTH STREET. R HL MACY, ., OUR SPRING IMPORTATION OF k > 1D GLOVES, ELEGANT SHADES, “ee ALITY, ICES. 206 and 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourter be MILLINERY. ONNETS—AT L. BIN Broadway, Great bargai and Miusion Bonnets. Spring and Summer Bon ins. Travelling Bonnets aud Wateriall Jockey Hate, Old 18 leaned and pressed. AME. B.WIETAMS HAS JUST RE y' street, near Broadway, ‘OUNTRY STORE KBEPERS, f CHEAP STORE. 7° wr ai fon Iaxantie SAW Hoole” Byamine Bon ne Ri Silks, ns, Iti! ¥ Laces and Trimmings d Faney Ornaments. er than down town jobbers sell EDWARD RIDLEY, 134 Grand and 66 Allen street, Fifth bioek east from the Bowery, 3 PROPOSALS, 10 CONTRACTORS, SEPARATE office tion of T wit — ¢ to Seventy-fith strent, alxo in ghth to Sixtieth street. with fh street. to near Secom! avenue: also ber Tlarteenth and Fi between Chatham » Holk street, betwee: riher inforinauon apply te the PHENS, ) . W. ORAV ‘ ROBT. £. DARKAGH $ ‘rotom Aqueduct Board, Orrick CuoTos Agerouct Derantwent, May 2, 1864. UNDERSIGNED WILD ie and Nashville Raib May 10, for the of the Bebanon ‘and specuications « offes 00 and after 9 reject any of all ACLEOD, Bagthote =—Sr Pin ATE SRALED PROPO. fale, ench en with (he ttle of the work for which the same te og e of the per on presenting the and he & hxe epigion,. wil be received at is off ce Hntil 12 oclock M. of Tue day, May 24, 164. for es wers In the following street« rr 0 F20h +t HAs fo lzsd street, between Secon’ and Third avenues; Alto in 28h treet, between Firth and fm Urehard sireet, between Hon ton a + also in Firveth treet. verweenm Fourth CONTRACTORS, —THE tive Proposals at the © CONTRAC m1 18th areniie, treet ¢ alno streets; Xington ave: Thirtie th aud Thirty. vonth avenie, between Thirtiet and Pbirty.ort foe plans for the above may be geen, and supeiticauions outmned. oo application to the fontract Clerk, THOS. STEPHENS. 4 Croton Aqueduct | (Board a rr ie LDA RAGE A Orricn CRrovON Au TMENT, May 12, 1864, RATE SEALED PROPO. name of the person mak dat tht enntil M4, for the constraction Of the following U0 Sewer in Fi Wert wide of leocker sirert to Firty-n at bitin, Veith Wt oe J" * and for“, gt nvenng, a "4g (rap block OW Bread wo Third nd blanks for the i, the Contract Ciup quently ean be obiained Roe j SIEVE Nee 1a) n RAP BAGH, | Aguednet Orrwx Croron AarEnver Devanrey wr tang ’ , Board. y Muy 8, Ise ‘SORNER OF SPRING aw fe place where the purent mummer beverages can be obtair ‘ot Feeort for the Thine screw tin,” ‘public opening of the “Old Hy morrow (Thursday), when welcome hin friend: Will be provided, the w Ryder, iate of the City eaurer ». CURRY, Proprietor, HE UNDERSIO® gp, FORMERLY WITH THE LAT ven #06. sociis the patronage of his friends (4 198 Water mtre8' gang 84 Pine, ‘ MIVDARL TAQGART, A THE CAMPAIGN GEORGIA — Rome and Dalton, with the Railroads, Turnpikes, Water Courses, Elevations, Gaps, &c., in the Vicinity---General Sherman’s Battle Ground. YZ WAS | \ BERGRAMS ae e\ SS. Wore WATE! - VA —_— LAs" f see ae oll iB CHICAMAUGA STATION {\, RTI] OE TET as AK) E2700 Sb, = ==" / er ge SPRINGS gf RSS cota SS by a i ii Ul ?- % e. G a WY WS Shs* 2s , > 2 Mii’ The position of the Union tro from Tanne! Hill, and had fallen back to Buzzard Roost, As Reseca is in the rear,of that erest, as well a It is true the rebels ocoupy the elevations; but McPherson's flauk movement is likely to make them of lithe value, Western Georgia campaign of Genoral Sherman, at last advices showed that they were fighting for the possession of Rocky Face Ridge, a series of heights running so" stated that MoPherson had taken Snake Creek Gap, a cut through the ridge, having a road along it leading to Reseca, fifteen miles south of Dalton, on the ; , as of Dalton, it will be seen that the rebels have an attacking force on three sides of their position th-southwesterly from Dalton towards Rome. It is ailroad, The rebels had been driven last Saturday The above map shows all the positions likely to be brought into notice during the PINANCIAL, STING OF THE SH NATIONAL BANK iwement, the on nolders. amd the Shareholders respectfully reanost, tbat a Webb and Clark resign fortiwita fo Se ‘Mr. Opdyke. after, referring ¥» the high character, larity and larie business Mr A. B in ree ted Directors, Which was Resolved, as tue President of this bank, the Dire tleman having our fullest contidence, a at In tne selvesion of Morris Ketchum. Bsq.. rs I! bet -arve the intere-te & Shareholders, tuank him for accepting the dent. f by-laws was adopted by the Shareholders Prpiseurance weil by Ko. 240 ‘National y, 6, i. Capital $200.000. LT SANGER. ) aY, 5 Commissioners, New You«, } MENG st Of wecuriti in New Yo communsion, by AL. \ILROAD COMPANY. — / Wourth avenue and Twen- noon ui in and preferred stocks of the ith day of May vot er oro retary and Treasiirer. AL RAILROAD 1 meet. commoy YM ‘on the morning of the 28th inst L. A. CATLIN, Secretary. VANTA COAL CO! Lay 1, 136h =A db o . HOYT, Treasorer, 1® PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM- York, May 10, 1864, 1 the Bo Inst., at n0% ry ven to the . Hewson PROPOSALS FOR $30).000 f CuNTRAL PARK Per ROVEMEN? FUND STOCK at the Comptroller's of- 1864, at 2 o'clock P. Sealed propo als will be re fice until Rue day, the 17th day yy a M., when the -wine wil be publicly opened for the whole or um of Three Hundred Thousand Dotlars of Improvement Fund stock, authorized by ne laws of 186), and by an ordin of the on Council, approved ayor April 25. 10, tock will bear intore-tat the rate of Six por cont er yearly, and the prin¢ipal will pe be redeen jwened Novem 1876 ‘The proposals will staté the amount of stock desired, and th dred-dollara thereof; and the persons aevapied wil thereupon be required to vain of the elty the sums awarded mptrolier the pts of the dopow'tay the parties wifl be enth c # for eytial amounts of par value of tho stock, bearing interest from the dates of yon Le, i proposition should be sealed and en “Propo- sais for Central Park Improvenient Fam "and en- Lenve ope, addressad to. Govipirols r. rved to reject oi ‘all of the in, if tbe poration require it. MATPUEW h BRENNAN, Comptrolter. Oury of New ¥ mENT oF Mine, f Com ot the price per one hi whose proposals deposit wich the O! to them respectively ‘Ou presenting to the ol ‘The right is interesta of the EDEMPTION OF 2,000,000, SOLDIERS’ SUBSTITUBE BOUNTY FUND BONDS OF THB COUNTY, OF NEW YORK, PAYABLB JUN 1868. Notice Is hereby given th the ‘Soldiers’ Substitute Bounty Fund Bonds” of inty of New York, becoming due and poyable June 1, 1864, with the interest thereon, wil) be paid on that day on the presentation of said Bonds. Al this office. Pee Sb pare POPOSALS FOR A LOAN vss oF ao 92,00) 0, Proposals POW saa5.00. SOLDIRRS SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECBIVED AT this offies until Saturday, May 23, 1864, at two o'clock P. M., of the sum of $2,000,000 of “Sol- ption Bonds’? of the county for the whole or any nar diers’ Substitute Bounty Ri of New Youk chapter 11 of Board of Supervisors, approved May 4, 1864, es: the rate of six percent per annum, payable semi-aunually, om the frat day of May and November iu @ach year, and the pringipal wiN be redeem- si8 of $500,000 each, com ‘November, 1573. ijo amount of bonds desired, and £aid Bonds will bear interest able in successive annual meneing on the “rst day of The proporais will state the price per one hindred dollars thereof; and the persons whose proposals are accepted will be required to deposit with the Couaty Treasurer (at the Broadway Bank), on Wednesday, the Ist day of June, 1864, the sume awarded @ them respectively. On presenting to the Comptroller the receipe of the County Treasurer for such deposits, the parties will be en titled to receive Bonds for equal amounts of the par value of the mums awarded to them, bearing Interest from June 2, ae p dose Ench proposal should be sealed and indorsed, “Proposals for Soldiers’ Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds,” sad Spe addressed to the Comptroller, ‘enclosed in a second envelope The right is reserved to reject any er all of the tds, if considered necessary te protes promote the interests of the county, MATTHEW T, BRENMAN, Comptroiler, Orry of New Yore—Derantwesr ov Prvance, CoMPIROLLAK'S OFFICR, May —. 1864. SOUTHERN RANK NOTES WANTS! —NORTH CAR. Ss olina, South Carola, rye, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia Fw OF ‘bunk note, by MANNING & DB PUREST, bankers and dro . 1 Wall street OLDERs OF THE NEW JERSEY Dper Company.—The annial meeing wl be bela Ly raf th mpany, on T 1 of aiticr {from Frida, 20e in wt. elees of t for the elect will Thursday U STATES 10-4 FIVE PER VENT LO. ee MORRISON & CO., BANKERS, N receive subserip: cant commis . Stocks, Bonde Hons and Fir sion allowed to i and Gold boughs ani syd oa RAILROAD COMPANY.—NOTICE . sortbers to the 7 vnpany that & unt of their aub- 14 at the oiflee of on OF belore the eum sasion. Willtans Comasiiiee. eB RGN JOUN A, DIX, President $1.50! ample security giv oifice, for two days ‘ 5 ) LOAN ON MORTGAG D OTHER $25,000 eee ip 8D. BVANS, Altors Rey, Notary ai! Commissioner for taking acknowledgments Of Deeds and \Mtavita for {he several States, over Bante 30 ‘Canal street, from 9 to 3 o’elock, LAN EXTENSIVE. PROPRIRTOR OF A ee eiaaute bandings theres one of the peinetpal ‘a Lona of Bin dy addres Dewar 4 , oO ND AND Monte 10.000 Te EQAN 2Sotth ioe a form ot yearsp on New York property ait applic - ‘Joserit’ MASUN, OM F ret, rooms I