The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1865, Page 8

MEXICO Highly Interesting and Impor- tant Particulars. THE OPPOSITION TO MAXIMILIAN. ITS CHARACTER DEFINED PRORUNCIAMIENTO OF THE BISHOPS, Rew deo ae. By the arrival of tho steamship Havana, Capt. Greene, from Hlawana, late on Sunday evening, we have received Very in¥eresting news frem Mexico, which will be found @etailed in the letter of our Havana correspondent, Our ‘hanks av due to Purser Huertas for continued favors, Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, Feb. 22, 1865, The Now York press in commenting upon the crisis Shsough which the Mexican empire is passing, fall into the serious error of supposing that the opposition to Maximilian takes any lofty political ground, or is actuated by any higher patriotism than an intense hatred of fersiguers and 4 considerable amount of religious fanati- ism, In & lato letter I gave a pretty correct sketch of ‘the state of the country—a state which cannot be much worse. Guerillas swarm all over the southern part, and ‘men of note are abandoning the imperial cause. So ‘much is certain; but that those guerillas are all in arms for the restoration of republicanism, or that those leaders have joined the armed supporters of Juarez, is by no meens so certain, ‘The true nature of the opposition to Maximilian is as I have stated, and I propose to prove it. It is well known, and will be at once admitted, that ‘the clerical party is the antagonist of liberalism, whether represented by Juarez or any other, and is the party that has invited French intervention and aided in estubl'shing Maximilian, ‘They now oppose him, with- out the slightest pretence of favoring the Juarist party or republicanism in any shape, simply because he bas Pofused to lend himeelf to their views. Maximilian has shown himself the friond of reform, and has decided in favorof the measures proposed by Comonfort and de- @reot by Juarez, the principal features of which are religious toleration and sequestration to the State of the tmmeuse property held by the Church, It is too much Praise, therefore, to this church party, to attribute to them any other motives beyond what they themselves confess. They are the enemies, avowed and determined, fall that is understood by the American public to mean progress and reform. Religious toleration is in their es- ‘mation a crime and a stain. They declare they will mot submit to any government which proposes such a mensure—a declaration which atweks Juarez quite as much as Maximilian. Vicario, who has always been a champion of this party, has certainly not thrown his in- fluence and his sword—if they have any weight—into the acale of republicanism. The prociamation attributed to him raises the war ery of “Religion and priviieges, and death to foreigners.” Nor does it contain the slightest indication of any patriotic or republican sentiment. The Yeading churchinen—th» Archbishops of Mexico City and Michoucan, and the Bislopsof Uajaca, Queretaro aad Za- oatecas—have published a very violent protest in reply to Macimilian’s now famous letter of December 27, which shows the animus of the church party plainly enongh. It is addressed to the Emperor, and denounces tm bitter terms the sequestration of ecclesiastical pro- rty and free religious tolerauon, On this latter pomt e bishops say :— “In regard to religious tolerance we see nothing which can make it, we will not say urgent, but not even excusable. Mexico is exclusively a Catholic country, and her.aversion to tolerance has always been de lanes fm the most remarkable manner. When the Constituent Congress of 1856 was discussing article 16 of the project ef 4 constitution which was to establish tolerance, although it was composed of the most renowned parti- bat is called progress and reform; and, not- ing the earnest desire they all had in securing uph of this idea, they had to renounce it, under the irresistible pressure of the national will, expressed as it never was before. Those extolled Iberals were mas: tors of the situation, exercised the power and held all tie oftices of the government; and, notwithstanding thet and the Himitod Mberty possessed 'by the oppostie parcy, es ally that of Che Chureh, they could not withstand the Torrent. There ralued protests from all sides; municipal- ities, eoc'eties, whole neighborhoods; men, women, socie- ty in mace, procested against the art.cle. The very gov- pine ge o: Comonfort, seeing that it was not prudent to oppose the pubiic sentiment so universally declared, took an active part against tolerance, and the article fell to the ground, rejected by an immense majority. Sire, this Speaks’ volumes; and in seven years the charac ter and ‘will of a people ure not changed.” The press of this party has also declared war in the most empliatic manner, the language of some, the C'ro- wista of the capital especially, being so seditious that it may be called treasonable. One article is wortt quoting from to show the true character of this opposition, and the one I select opens with the following flourish of trumpets, which sounds sadly absurd :— “If, as wo are deeply convinced, the Catholic religion is the greatest ligut of the world; if the Gospel is the mould of the wisest earthly legisiation, and if the Mexican nation | professes this religion, exclusively, down to our day, i anno: Le doubted that our Mexico, by reason that she is @atholic, Apostolic and Roman, figures ainong other na Monalities with the most brilliant and most glorious title to which the most enlightened nations cau pretend.” Are other Catholic countries, then, so proud of their Mexican sixter? Butlet us get at once to the pith and marrow of this article:— “For us the Catholic roligion 1s eternal truth, No other can equal, much less surpass, it in worship a worality. The religion of Christ 1s the only one destined to preserve and perfect the human speci s, and since there is therein a truth which is identified with our inner- Most conscience, it is impossible for us to recoucile it with the toleration of any other, unless by sanctioning error and vice. “The Catholic religion is eternal truth. Thon every other ie een more or less disguised, and, consequent- in opposition to our religion; and since it is nov per- Zima to preach what is contrary to it, we cannot aceept toleration, whatever be the authority of the person who groctaime’ it. Tolerance may be imposed on Mexico, she will never consent to it while she retains one Principle of sound morality. ‘fhe Catholic religion is the only one in the world. Thon every other is the embodiment of evil, or the gerra => or the pathway to it, which weighs upon humanity ves more oF loss horrible, as it either pre Soman or retards its actions; therefore, to favor tole snes, or not to combat Xs establishment fu our country, would be the most culpable of treascus we could commit inst our creed, and from which we should reap et rual 0.” Here the writer should have stopped for the sake of Dogic and conwstency. But, as if ashamed of his intole- rano, a8 he ought to be, he completely undoes the forve his argument by an ‘admission that the Catholic church tolerant, and he proves it with admirable clearness, in apite of himself, by the following explanation: — “The Catholic religion is the only compass and surest for the human race across the vast ocean of life; conducting to a.haven the vessels which choose to Tollow her, she dors not sink those who run upon the rocks, aud this is why she is called tolerant.” But even this explanation is uot graciously give will have all other vessels ‘run upon the rocks,"” ai he will not even follow the examplgof his own church, which, by his own admission, does not hinder them from ing thelr OWN Way, much lews attempt to run them mn. Tho above extracts should be enough to prove my as sertion to the satrfaction of the Tost Dia wseed. It only — now to notice the feeling which eevalle io ico against strangerk, Of whatever tng which pervades all classes, and amounts intensified by fear. Of the two great parti hat mt divide society in that country it would be ox ely difficult to say which possexves this feeling in a or degree; for the hostility of the republicans to igners is too well known to be questioned, while the monarchisis bave also given unmistakable signs of « gommunity of sentiment in this respect. One of Maxi tnilian’s designs is to encouryo inmigration, perhaps with the idea tliat bia new empire will never enjoy peace | or anything like prosperity watil the foreign clement shall become a power in the country. Those vaat fer. tile plains, tooming volleys at abounding moun tains are open Ww the enterprise the world, and fare offered as a prive to the courage and energy of those who choose to take ther The very best proof Of the jealousy and fear which this potiey has aroused is to be found ina pamphlet lately publiched ind @ partisan of the empire, ostensibly gration scheme, but in ‘reality a ter, acertain Mexican named admission that it is | ome powerful while the population r ‘aart culture, trade and comm of qufficiont hands, and then ge foreiga immigration, lik power af the United Stator Sontinuce singularly enoug! “Thin powerful inmigration is the great danger which threatens our race, Now that peace and the throne of Maximilian are aggured, the door is open to strangers, oor ft bs not imposible that colon) zation may flood un that which has butit up the a alone supply a remedy, to the extent of submerging our rae, Eoropesns, Whone lights ore superior to ours, will establish themselves vainong us with thelr iudustey and the retinements of a lod civilization. ‘Their activity, and the energy of their Biaracier, stimulated by the bitterness of exjatria- Hon and ihe devire of gait, will give them a force of ox- panrlon truly irresiatthte, which ell rause us to disap. oar tt a tite ting The American confederation is Perhaps the only country iu the world which could have sucowerl Wy rer ied vo Outer danger, 9. Gous though it be, is fantgro that % cad aot be tempernd by wise and onport me menaures,”’ 1 cannot ap 708 the writer of such a paseage to Wt fin ere in what he ,tevands. Pho pp. Arikea gnten ery cunning de 2 © aronse v % of d | Mott fo to the m@sore of whien he puis hinwel® Ay positically forway™ a the chamyion, NKW YORK HMRALD, TOSSDAY, WitdRUAKY "96, enpposition does Wan to Uw alternetive @f pronowncing We Ary foreed a ir wor than a fal rand the author devohd of oomman sense, For my Io iincline to the former view, who will adopt th, latter. 1 bave thus @o Senos the writer im red: ‘the ques- to ite namely, imm a annihilation; bat to vocate One ts to mlvocate both, and 1 do Bot ¢F.00@e to accuse him of desire w see his “race” perish. eqs or ropa minds of those who belong to 7 'e or Yo short, ia Mexico is a triangular fight, Vv. whick each = is the deadly enemy of the other; ‘and there is by no means a universal combination among Mexicans to drive out Maximilian and the French, the consequence of which want of combination will be that both Mexican parties, that fs the church and re) poniione, wil inal probability goto the wall “Who wi wee. The Fate of the Pilot Boat George Steers, No. 6. Mr. Edward Earle, ono of the pilots and owners of this Doat, has just returned from the acene of the disaster. ‘The voasel is a total wreck, the beach having been strewn with parts of the vessel, her furniture, bedding and the clothing of the lost crew. She went on the South breakers off Barnogat on the afternoon of the 12th, in the violent gale and snow storm of that day, which will be long remembered as one of the most violent. Her crew all perishod. ‘The body of John Stokes, one of the apprentices, and of W. H. Wheeler, the cook, came ashore in Old Inlet, being sixteen miles south of the wreck. They were identified by Mr. Earle, and were buried in the cemetery of Tuckerton, N. J,, being laid side by side in the same grave. ‘The boat keeper of the boat, Mr. Dexter, had remained in the city on this, her last cruise, and James McRoberts, of Staten Island, had gone in his stead. ‘The boat was in charge of Oscar Beebe, an apprentice, a universal favorite and a young man of great promise. The following persons compored the crew:—Oscar Beebe, aged 26, of Brooklyn; John Stokes, aged 20, of Tuan eS Geane aetna, Ma slant uince, erly, ; ‘ of Wianti’, who leaves a wifo H. Wheeler, the cook, of Maas six children. , Relief to Drafted Men in Brooklyn. At a meeting of the Common Council last night, a reso- lution was offered by Alderman Hathaway to the effect that the resolution heretofore adopted granting three hundred dollars to indigent men, with families, who may be drafted and held to service, be so construed as to apply to all persons drafted and held to service. ‘A lengthy debate ensued, in which considerable oppo- sition was manifested on account of the expense, Some four thousand men were required of this county, and if the whole were relieved it would take the large amount of $1,200,000, whereas there was now only $300,000 in the treastry which could bé applied to the purpose. The subject of seueving men who had joined draft relief associations was also referred to, and several Aldermen contended that it would be unjust to place them on the same footing with those who neglected or could not join such associations. A number of amendments were offered, to the effect that all men of families be relieved, whether single men supporting their parents, or married men, &c., which were either voted down or withdrawn. Eventually, @ resolution offered as a substitute wy Alderman allave, was adopted by a vote of 17 tol. is to the effect that all cuses that do not come dae the law ag it now stands, and which in the opinion of the ward committees require relief, shall be reported to the Board for such action as may be required, It was stated as a matter of information by the Presi- dent, that the $300 voted by the Supervisors for one year's drafted men, would be paid to all, and that the Money appropriated by the Common Council would be jer in additfon to the amount contemplated by the reso- ution. ‘A petition was received from the military authorities asking that relief from the draft be extended to all per- gons connected with the militia organizations. The sub- ject was referred to the War and Siilitary committee for Teport. City Intelligence. Some Mistake Somewurre.—In stating yesterday a difl- culty that occurred in East Houston street, we located the affair at No. 25. We are assured that there is a mis- hy ae tie number, as Mrs. Phippany resides in house (0. 25. DRILL or THE Ninery-rirra Reciment.—The right wing of the Ninety-fifth regiment New York State National Guard, one of the new regiments ordered to be raised by Governor Seymour, had its first drill last evening in the Seventh avenue Arsenal. The battalion was put through {ts evolutions by Colonel Pinkney in a very creditable manner, in presence of Licutenani Colonel McElroy, the ¥eteran Colonel Hughes, of the Fighty-second New-York Volunteers, and the staff of the Feghment. Court Calendar—This Day. Sorneam Court—Cmcorr.—Part 1.—Court opens at ten o'clock A. M. Nos, 986, 988, 990, 992, 994, 996, 998, 1000, 1010, 1020, 1026, 1052, int, 1076, 1072, 1074, 1076, 1078, 1080, 1082. Pari 2.—ye D WRLE trect. Court ‘opens at ten o'clock A, M. Nos. 284, 697, 1087, 938, Ay? os 10 12, 914, 1961, 1060, 64, 864, 1133, 1042, 1044, , e. Monpay, Feb. 27—Fvening. 300 skis Beading RE. nex oe ee gold its cr 1169 de do. 100 Jo. oe ah is i00 100 100 Mich 100 Hud fiver RRs 1 Stock market active and firmer, Gold firm; sales after call 202, at which it stood at close of report. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Haskrvs—Latmam.—On Monday, Poeary 2 in St Mark's eburch, Williamsburg, by’ the Rev. Has- kins, assisted by the Rev. H. F. Roberta, Mr, oomte W. Hasiiss to Miss Mary Jostrutwe, nocond daughter of r ». A. L. Latham, of Norwich, Coun. No cards, na lay, February 26, Rev. J. G. Egbert, at tho residence of the pelos rother, Hudson City, N. J., Wauten H. Parsoxs to Lronte, third. daughter of the Inte Mr. Jobo cea Se 11 8—Barnee,—In this city, on Tuesday, ruary 21, by the Rev, John Brash, Jame MoM. M pemus Ma daughter of the late Wiltlam Barnes. Ware—Crvrro,—On Monday, February 27, by the Rev. Th 8. Hastings, Dr. ALFRED W. Ware to Miss AA Cenvno, all of this city. Died. Axpsraon. -On Monday morning, February 27, Manrna of ixaac B, Anderson, aged 27 yenra, friends of the family are respectfully tho funeral, from her late residence, t Thirteth street, on Wedaesday afternoon, at lo p.—On 8 day, February 26, Bengamuy PF. An- 50d year of his age. ‘al will eave Jersey City, for Perth Amboy, ths (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock, Bowens, Sn Monday morning, February 27, of con- = of the brain, &. Bowsers, in the 38th year of his er he faueral will take place from his late residence, 260 Washington «treet, Brooklyn Boston and Phiiadelphia papers please copy. Beows,-In thie city, on Monday morning, February o tron, only child of Dewitt C. and Agnes Lawrence Th © friends are invited to attend the faners!, from the evidence of the parents, 466 Weat Thirty..« wrth atreet, Wie (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, The remains Will be taken to Syracuse Tor interment Cussivauam.—At the Brevoort Honse, on Monday, phe 2%, G. Iwan Coxsivonam, of Boston, Mass, agod 43'y (veri. On Sunday, February 26, Mary, wife of James Curran, a native of the towa of Carlow, in the O7th sear af her age. The relativos and (riends of the fe Treland, ty aro respectfully ‘sday) aferagon, at 108 Sands aireet, nlay, wipwED Cont February 25, after » brief » badye of Limerick, Iveind, “th € 4 aia wok lone Moyer sa the memory oS Shese Whgme ale Muthfal aud exotmplory charetor of the deceased served go many years with such unfaltering fidelity. a etaonag 8007 | 48 Peace to her ashes, Her friends are ineited to attend the funeral, this (Tes dan) feornoen, a enn escent, frome the veskienee of Mrs 1 ee ae stzih day, ssennd maceth, 96, of Cas. vison's, N. Y., after a brief illness, ‘Cnomwat, a it vrolatives and friends of the family are fully ere end the faveral, frou Pricads! Weeting Honse, Rutherford piace, on third day morning, at eleveD . Crcm.—On Sunday, February 26, Quanuarrs Cec, seed Tt nw eens of her gon, John R. Cecil, No. 6 West Forty-seventh street, this (Tuesday), at twelve o'clock Cox.—On Sunday, Tebronry 36, Sapo ‘Hee, son of Townsend and H. Cox, aged 3 months and 27 on pera) will take plese this (Enesday’ afternoon, at one ects from No. ae oh vont 1d street. Many Ayw Dazsr, samen pes hp county Cork, Ireland, wife of Soha F. i. Dazet, aged 42 years, ‘The mene oc te Suly ee those of his brothers Peter and Joseph Dazet, mee, Henry Knoblonck ; also his brothers-in-law, Timothy and J. J.B, Cle: mont, are requested to attend She funeral from his his resl- dence, 52 Grand street, New York, on Wednesday after- — ‘at half-past ong Sielock, to Cater camel, om NPORT.. 2 br ruary after and sovere illness, aeliemeetae ‘of Daniel aot bay gr so Davenport, fal re 10 years and 6 6 months. ation’ the funeral, from ae Browne street, this (Tuesday) cd the th Jon of bi 4 pes pip eT aie a Hi Joes Company No. 20; also the of the Twent ty-seventh Precinct, are invited to at- tend tho funeral, m his late 230 South LA ond ae corner 6 a. oe arg, this pee ang In Jerse: City, on are a lan ae a Joey é om sunany, em rit of The wn eneng ‘and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 3 Grand street, Jersey City, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Frnt. —At Williamsburg, on Monday, Ligh ath the Jou Fantats, of the ‘irm’of Ferrall & Son, wn ‘Notice of his funeral will a) in to-morrow’s paper. Gaxnor.—On Monday, Febri 27, Tuomas eri son of Thomas H. and Charlotte Gaynor, aged months and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family are tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 115 Fourth avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, His remains will be interred in Greenwood. Huigarv.—The funeral of Marcarsr, wife of Rev. Henry Heigard will take place this (Tuesday) peat at nine o’clock, from the house of her brother, Kilpatrick, No. 151 Bast Thirty-Ofth street, ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood. Jexsex.—On Sunday, February 26, Niononas CariTiAN nes Jensen, @ Dative of Denmark, in the 37th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 98 James strect, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. His re- mains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Kerrin.—On Monday, February 27, Carazring Kernis, in the 70th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 490 Sixth avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’cloc) Lavery.—In Brooklyn, , ongunday, February 26, Mania, the beloved wife of John Lavery, azed 35 years, The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her Inte residence, corner of Smith and Sackett) streets, without further invitation. Livinostox.-On Monday, February 27, Awwa Mania, widow of Robert ey Livingston, of Claverack, Colam: bia county, N. ¥., in the 73d year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives of the famijy and those of her sons-in-law—John L. Rutgers and Abraham Pierce— are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedues- day morning, at half-past ten o'clock, from St. Paul's church, Fifty-ninth street and Ninth avenue, without further notice. Bo eg —On Monday, February 27, Veronica Maapr- wife of Louis Leuba, aged 44 years, 6 months ane A days. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Piicogr if afternoon, at two o'clock, from late residence, 53 South Fourth street, Willianisbu aan Meee, Fel ALBERT sien youngest son of Charles W. and Maria L. Maxim, aged 1 year, 1 month and 13 d: ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parent No. 100 Boerum sireet, Brooklyn, K. D., this (Tuesday; afternoon, at two o’olock. New Bedford papers please copy. Meurex.—On Monday, February 27, Peter N. Msuex, aged 27 years, His {riends are invited to attend the funeral, this day) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late resi 1 ‘Waverley a * me a iLLRR.—On Sun ‘obruary 26, ALBERT A. MnER, formerly of Charleston, South Carolina, His friends are respectfuily invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, No. 813 West Thirty-fifth Bircet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Charleston papers please copy. Morpuy, Sunday, February 26, Tuomas Mcrpny, aged 64 years, after a short ilinoss, a native of county ikenn; 7, parish of Ballyhale. The friends and relatives of the Poon sey respectfully invited to attend the funeral, is late residence, No. 248 Mott street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. MoGown.—At Hunter's Point, on Monday, Fe 27, Thomas McGown, a native of the parish or Annad county Leitrim, d, aged 63 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late re- sidence, at Hunter's Point, to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, on behagorencs J ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Oakes.—In Brooklyn, at his residence, Skillman a sragite Myrtle avenue, Jou C. Oaxus, fo the 43d year ol is age. The relatives and friends of the family, the members of Fortitude Lodge No. 19 F. and A. M,; also the police of the Forty-fourth precinct, are respectfully invited to ocr the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’eloc! Owxxa.—On ery Fel 27, Pataicn, son of Nicholas Owens, ‘aged 20 years and 11 months. ‘The friends of the deceased are respectfully ines} he attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, Elizabeth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at balfepast one o'clock. O'Barss.—On lege f evening, E henki A 26, Kary, the infaut daughter of William and Susan 0 months and 16 days. ‘The tears that flow swiftly, But silently roll, Will long keep momory Green in our sou!s, 27, Francis ‘The relatives and friends of the aay Invited to attend the funeral, from the yi aturssta, het — 18 Greenwich street, this ‘half-past one o'clock, Pank.—Kflied, on the 16th of poy in the —. ing of Fort Fisher, Wintiam be iat 5 — und 12 days, eldest son oe B. B. ik, ty. Pricr.—On Monday, February 27, Geonar 25 years, 6 months aud 27 days. meena jis remains will be interred in reas Hills Cemetery. Rarasi.—On Sutkiay, February 26, Pepro Rarant, son of Rafacl Rafael and Margaret Rafael, aged 18 years. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from No. 107 Waverley place, and thenee to St. Stephen's church, East Twenty-eighth st., this (Tuesday) morning, at balf-past nive o'clock, without further invi- tation. Surra.—At Manhasset, L. I., on Sunday, February of consumption, Axwi M., daughter of - Me late Timeiuy | Set W. and Grace C. Smith. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to ationd the on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from Christ church, Manhasset, Sest0x.—On beer February 25, Samom. M. Tuourson, only sor francis ©. and and Mary Senior, aged 2 youre, u —— ~ 1 day RS ¢ relatives and friends ae are invited to attend the funeral, ‘4 end aaron at half-past one o'clock, from oo reteneoel 84 Bediord street, without further notoe. TArHam.—On urday, February 25, pei om Eant Tatas, aged 18, Her friends are requested to attend the eae a = = avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at o’cloc| Waist.—On Sunday, February 26,@zonge Watsm, in the 48th year of his age. Tha funeral will take place from the Westminster Church, corner of Clinton street and First place, Brook- lyn, on’ Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The rela- tives and friends of the family are invited to attend. Wurripox.-—On Monday, February 27, Frances Waret- pox, the beloved daughter of Charles H. and Mary Wheel- don, aged 1 year, 3 mouths and 17 days. The relatives aud friends are roepectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her ts, 32 Willet street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock precisely. a SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIB DAY. 6 36 | moon sers.. Shia Sorrento, Maling, L Ship Merchant, Sprague, Eb'p Theobold, Theobold, Beaufort—Neamith & Sona, Pave iraveiee (ir), Randle, Pernambuco and a market—J 1 Phi oe Bork Wiinedaine, MelWen, Port au PrinceH Bocker & Hark Bounding Billow (Br), Dexter, Havana—Trajille & Vinin Bark WGritths, Drummond, Matansas—J & Ward & iii A ang A My Fintiades Dia--A § Rrown. hr Jon Randolp) wrtia, Norfolk—T B Ohaee Solr Mary A Hyer, Seward, Fortress Monroe—J Sate a Bobr Jamestown, Magee, Fortress Monroe—E D Hurlbut & 0, hr Frank, Herbert, Baltimore— Be lth & Co, Behr Wien sera Boston~ W ke ery a Bot he Rattler, Bearse, Gloucester. kM reemer. Bebr Ameren, Reynolds, Brlat ARRIVED, Steamship Havana, Greone, Havana, 4 days and 16 honra, with mein and paysengers, to Thos Amncioa Co, On the lsd, Alligator Reef, Fla. naport), Chift, Hilton Head, NC, @ hours, with lind a thiok fog Age. So ane (U2 \Qneport), Cravy, Fortresg Mom roe, US Quartsuanier, J af att 1p Faleon, Alirieh Paltimore, 40 hours, with mdse, Ww yamvuip sohn Ot shat os eghapey to Wm J Tay ree nee, alate (Br of Metbow ' via on “et met cornah 2 gon, Amor Oct § Side *Paseed Head Nor Hope Dee, & toa uth Auantie Oceans; since leaving St Thomas had mo- kee WA Plat ‘A atoning, Wallace, Cais Deo 9, a wim cal, be. veces eat Pars Jan 25, with coffee, to Wenton at Asa Cit ouek he Bound ‘Bt "ae Ppassedschr Annie Besiek O Blanchard (of J Rio Janeiro, mae Jan Is lat a Feb 24, Mata ton 2 Fy Dor hhe Eaves, Barks Cammpanero (of Live Rio Janeiro, pk Cuiapanero {ot tverpool), Restated while ying te 9 Churrica dagen, Ba L | ed yeayy sea, Which carried away awepst ioom, foremat id een with everything al i bray contre house, stove bulwarks 4 tnd boat, threw the vas; fot ape ay ie ri te the vessel row i ge i ‘erigh i me Samer Jaeknon and or ‘St trecus, jtreese, seamen, were vga Hunter of na vont ert, Segue, 12 ‘ith su- maha ip omen gf iia ae et i thi Glerir, Madetrs Madelrs, 80 days, with wine rue Hed strong, ‘gules, most vee foe with rub- ba apt a ‘and 18th inst, me stew ae ‘itd and’ foretopsall. dth ‘inst, Int spoke brig | 300 oa 80 ia bark ca ‘remem et, Bt 01 3obe, NBs 7th Tat ‘A Wood, ot Jeoreey Oi, mahogany, feaus'all juteh), Spalkhaver, Curacos, Feb 2, with Mecosta (of aug Boston), Dasher, Cienfuegos, 19 days, WAPI Co ner Praden, Bermuda, 10 days, fon ir Wi Fortans Tey, NF, via Glouces- toe Next cate eer? Sehr RY Chase, Collin Gnarioelown, PEI, via Glovoes. tar, 90 da maces hee alae anil cotta, to Simeon ‘5 blind 8cl Stedman, Ovel axes B Thomas, a sas dame eee 7 Wm'B Tho with cotton, to Simeon Draper. v0 Birk, Bennett Savannah via Port Royal, with ae. A Sime ‘Schr. rae.) Worl a vader, Pos, al for Ghegt pete gall apr sprany “ros Uf pf aneed the esol Weasel t2 leak badly, Behr Joseph Franklin: Booker, Newbern, 6 days, Bene enti Gtegory, fiaskland © Gen Mi e Honton. Behr Gapitot, tt Sehr John Croakfors, Jénes, Fall River. Bebs Mariel, Giipatrick, Providence, te Rew Londons eas oi GM! Cahier) faylor, from wreck of brig Purt- ore near B: etn, tm panes Fortress Monroe. ais atec est etra: SAILED. Steamsh ips Corsica, Franconia; shibs J J Soufaard, Mer- chant, Sige rey barks Atlantic, Union, Princess iga JW. Johnston, Geo Downes; schra John Farpum, Fann g Keniing, Marta Hall, Moderator, 8 W Godf: Phillips, Martin, A J Russell: Jas Velma, DW Vaug! Ridgewood, Napoleon, Jones, Bruce, Fanny J Nickerson, Wind at sunset NW. ee nee Miscellancous. Purser J B Huertos, of steamship Havana, from @ Tuna, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of late papers. Stmamsurp Havana, Captain M R Greene, which arrived yosrerday from Havana, had a cargo of 8258 boxes sugar, 928 barrels oranges, betwen one and two hundred bales eotton, “more than a hundred bales of tobacco, &c, &c. ‘On her pre- ‘vious voyage to this port she had on board 3400 boxes sugar, besides a large lot of oranges, &c. Srrameir DrMosy, nt Holmes’ Hole, ts leaking badly, and itis diffieult to deep her free with all pumps. A su! narine diver has been sent for to examine the Lotiom. Sure Wat Limay, Bishop, arrived below Portland 26th from Liverpool, with loes of foretopgallantmast. Bank Ann (Br), Cenpbel. of at Philadelphia from Havana, reports 12th inst, lat 86 73.47, experienced a heavy gale from NW, during which lost deck load of 8 hhds of mo! split sails, de, Barx Cuamrion, Mayo, nailed from Lisbon Nov 17 for Bos- with « cargo of salt, and has not since been heard from. She is now one hundred days out, and it is that sh was lost in some of the severe which ha ‘The Ciiamplon was an Al%g barkof $01 tons, bu rary port in 1858, and was owner joston by Mesars Elis! H iider, David Mayo; and others, ‘There wae but ut little in- surance upon her except a war risk. Barc Youxa Raruaic—Lrig J P Ellicatt, Bray, at Holmes? Hole from iether 7th fost, lat S144) ton'78 achr foram of days from fort, havi ‘in with the day before the brig Young Re. oor Portland, bs Cardenas for Boston, ina . Took from her the crew, four men, who were transferee to the J P Fllieott, the captain, mato and ‘one man remaining on board. Bria Hyperion, of New York, from Boston for Bath, was spoker, 25th inst off mouth of the Kennebec, with fore and main topgallant masts carried away. Bric Koopoo (Br), from Prince Edward Island for New York, put into St Thomus 9th inst leaky. Buia Corte (of Parsboro, NS). Bradchaw, from Key West, days, with a cargo of mahogany. bound to New York, ar: Tived at St Georges, Bermuda, 8th rnst, in weit of sails. Scur Fraan, before reported ashore near Tobasco, has be- come u wreck. ‘The mate arrived here 26th inst fu schr Dani mmons. Scar Asuonr—A schooner went ashore 24th inston L’Hom- Tedeu nation, serene to be the Thos Wetmore, from Boston for Philadelphia, A lighter has gone to her assistance. Foreign Ports. Benwvps, Feb9—Arr bark Mary Wilder Br), Sylvester, ros for NYork, in distrees: brig Corbut ‘(or Cupit), Key West for do, in distress. do between Feb'l4th and 18th, ip from Bris- days, for Boston, in a sinking condition; a bark, from Giratge for New York, timont a wreck, and a brig, from St Martins for New York, with crew in a’ starving condition. Putin at do 17th inst, Br ship Freedom, Bradley, from stress; perhaps tho vessel’ above Harriet, Me. ortland; fore ‘Tangent Matinews Key Ht Bari night Portland: JM Lewis, i, Belfast. “81d 1th. bark rk. Fietou (it), Gordon, NYork! Morro Castle, ronald, Boston ; ‘sci Me Feferred to, ‘New York, 1s dis a, ai refe 8 ra edie Tiocks oct tat Pe magere: do; Phabe (Br), Morrow, New York. Sid ry Abn (Br). Dunham, New Orleans. ea tet, ‘oak ureka, Chandler- Sagua; brig Forest State, iarriman, Calharten: thr Nicanor, Hammoud, Sagun. wiatansis, Feb 19—Arr back Oreailia, Havener, Key ve y Mise ane ‘Buckinnn, ard Money € Locks, MeCulimon’ do; Datnere Belfast; Irvine, NYork; ‘enzic, do; achr Abnie E itobell, Mined. Mit Richmond, Herbert, Balti Socata Pens: aniel, ‘Bpearw:: ater, for NYork, half loaded; in Auee. Jenkins, from Balti- ot commenced etait NYork; Emma bean, Dean, for NYork: Thos Barn commence ditg: JG Goate, for Bal bakimore, ; meuend A Woodhonse, NYork, nearl; tamoros, Russell, from pric ot comnmeneed Detore Rio Jawetno, Jac 14 Canton, d ra Sar sin brigs libernica ( 4 Ae ‘do. Tw we t, Hathorn, ‘ork; 24, Bai F Fennion Roberts, 40; 84, sch Mas 1. St Kitte (and sid th for NY¥ork): 1th, go} 13th, Nellie Jokm- tg Val Smal), Mansan! 3 | SER cif, NYork; 11th, sehr Mill, Huloe, do (and if oe from Prince Edward Island for NYork, leaky. erica carter BAN PRANCISOO, Feb %—arr ship Magoun, Baker, Boston; bark Carlotta, Gasier, Hong HOUSES, ROOMS, ¢ &O., ‘WANTED. re BROADWAY StORR WANTED—SITUATED BE- tween Bleecker aud Tenth streets, west side: or would Purchase » ‘Address X. Y. Z., statton A, Spring st. 2 ae CLASS HOUSE, FOR A FAMILY jults, wanted, either fa tl city or Bi Vand ‘responsible tenant. Address box 4,370 ae WANTED. —TWor FURNISHED iD ROOMS, suitable for housek for man, wife and child; e Fortieth street; west side of Brondwa ferred i a respectable locality. Best of references quired, Address, siating terms, 0., 7. T. D., or 808 Post A gortace aoe. ad ape oe teh HARLEM, Mi id A amity, Adgresn. etating dion, bo 1, Bon 361 New Tork Poat ete OUNTRY PLACE bh eee hh nal AN peo ride by railroad of the city and easy of access; house, aint ten rooms, good euthuildi: Sa Onetto five acres of land, with frais: rent must bo moderate. \ddress, W. F., box 693 New York fly, for alt mobths from let Aj eit Mae 4 a ortable fughished cottage, 1 8 healthy Vocation, aud of or somaont, a rs or Orange, al Pircaion, Panes HOUSB WANTED—IN rey CENTRAL location y time to April or Ma; a ery renponnibie party. Addrees Adama, 968 Brondway. BNTLEMAN A AND wire WANT ONE OR TWO Lh furnished Rooms, for houreke og, vera pd Ten! ixteenth streets, ‘Third and stating terms, Th C.R., Herald JQ0OMS WANTED—RY THE 1ST OF MAY, Wirain Loree blocks of Cooper Institute, by an American on tad wife, ina a family; font ‘and back Parlor, with B: lon oF iroom, on the. fir gecond floor; closets, rnd wee <Aatroas ga Pr Uroaby, box 44 HE WHOLE of Boyd PART Poy-4 A TWO OR sony ood neighbor ber ood, fre ware facto oe neighbor! rom May 1;, wall refere: to responsi bilit Address T. ghia gps. eel WAXTED—FOR 4 PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, A FInsT Bue, Address, wilh fail parucelase, Paysicen, ii West ‘Thirty-sixth street. = a ANTED TO RENT—A MEDIUM SIZBD PIRS ASS House, for a small family ef adults, in Hs location below Thirtfeth street; beat of references, Address A. B., box 2,843 Post Om ANTED—BY A ot House, or Apartea mluated botween Thirty ‘rte ‘and Pir i streets, ddross A. L., box 8) Herald office. a BY A_ PAMILY OF FOUR | ERSONS, A iFR, A SMALL rove ieee ied near T of Rooms or part of a first class House for houge- keaping, between Fifteenth and Forty fifth streets, Parties having such ® house will find «desirable tenant by address Ing box 1,394 Post office, Tenement house not wanted, \ House ANTED— FOUR ROOMS, IN NEW YORK OR BROOK- lyn. for a family of thien persoas. Apply at Stevens parreom, (ON JgT Anaty on MAY, mi Tate enth avee he Forty aeonnd atceet terry. yen bus 4.06 1 084 vite 1865. toa? ‘ANTED TO HIRE—FROM APRIL 1, WITH PRIVI- —— —— eer ghesier counly.” Address, stating rent, &e, J Hanson, | bis W ver pail ‘cing advance if oliice. potas OF A HOUSE, BY A 5. be Madson J ANTED—FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR, OR PARTOF W a House, ge? for en) if, a ag im- tate Herald oA 8B. ‘ANTED—TOD, A GEN’ TEEMAM, it of Rooms for Fourth and Seventh, avenues and es ‘Address, with lowest terms, Rooms, box WIFE AND SER- housekeeping; between Forty street 24 Herald office. WA the feed bi Forty-third street, AREER d A Bovey, woe ‘Adress 8. Mayer, 26 Broad s' OU! y- 2 by: SUITABLE FOB NTED—A HOUSE Oe id AlL THE MODERN D- and Sixth ave. pore and Baahe Bigninand Bighioouth irooia ent from $1,600 avenue, near OM 187 OF aie Sg HOUSE, Boa oe Pe box 8,045 Post offloe, stating not jeneebes nme MAY; = was nit of Pi Fiftleth street, or in of Fulton or Wall streot fereg.a. three sory Address Tow: brick House. A Ory. ‘the Lower Part of a nico or a small House, rent about Pe. only; furniture wo store 184 Reade "ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE, five of oS ys Address box om clon ‘Dougnt if RENT—BY MARC LR IN NEW YORK, Brook; lyn, within a mile base! CONSISTING OF adulte, Fron goog ed HH Lg F MAY, AM BXTENGION pa THE ol oom foe a dentist; best of refere ferences givea. a Addroee Dentist, stating ‘orm gitar THREE OB FOUR STORY BRICK above Fourth —_- and west of poe avenue, House, by a family of adults, T. Wa, box 4,628 Post IN BROOKLYN, ON WA cign or in New York, streets and Ti four, no ohildren; rent not to or before May 1: The house Kofereuces unexoeptionable, Ad , Herald exceed y ‘will receive the best of care, ldress, with particulars, OR NEAR THE ‘between Tenth aud Fortieth and Sixth avenues, fi cane Po, for *) family of ion on ‘ANTED—ON A THREE YEARS LEASE, te family, an English A basement Mince, o- ‘small priva cated in Thicty-Atth or Tuifty-siath street, between sixth and Lexington avenues; price not to exceed $1,500. 2,618 Post office, ‘ANTED—BY A FRENCH DOCTOR, UNFURNISHED Room and Bedroom on tirst floor, between Atmity and Sixteenth s immediately or Ist of May. must be moderate, D. A. Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address, stating ., Station A, New Possessiot terms, ‘which ‘ork. aren amnion SIZED Leaacgray THREE STORY ‘House (possession any time by or immediately), May rere ly. 7 by a winull wad very responsible private family. ADAMS, 93 Broadway. ‘ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, BY A NEAT AMERICAN, or before the Ist of five Rooms, with water and family (keep no servant), oD. May, a sinull House, or four or s, suitable for housekeeping, in a good lotulity, within fif- of Fulton’ ferry. ress House, cate of ven minutes? wal Rent not to exceed f Golding & Dunlap, Rariai ey A PLEASANT NEIGHBORHOOD, mall, neat 2 Ferd box rent of le dollars. Address Ferd. A wa than one thous x x 2,008 | Post olfice. b ged UNFURNISHED ROOMS, BE- tween Second and Twelfth streets and Fourth und Seventh avenues. room 08, Lovejoy's Hotel, for two days, Address, stating terms, John A. Pigott, MUSICAL. | A elaborate ronewood es full iron plate, Sweet tone, overatrung bass, rier yee dl makers, with full warrantee, nearl Blemish; must be seen and tried to ber 678), near Forticth Na ene (Sergala, ADIY, Gay OF: evening, for four days, X Seve AVE PIANOFORTE_IN MAGNIFICENT i sis Ms ‘case, rich and elegant carvings, of unique and Gesign; rich round corners, carved legs, powerful, celebrated clty ppreciated; at 690 farnil; er, ful leavi ie to 01 guaranteed, ease, Paintings, Bi city, IFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR » modern improve- ‘used 7 ae mnt, $500, will be sok os ta sacridee; Parlor Suits, iinaee eb, Paintings, Bronzes, Chambex, Dining Furuivure, West Twontysthird street, near Sixth avenue, MAGNIFICENT FULL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Fianoforte for sale; anade te te; overstrung 8; cost $650, ‘arior und Bod: © by a city maker; has bass, full iron fram for $350; two elegant room Faralture, at & {ig Weer Eighth street. A celebrated make overstrung bass. "79 Rivi iglon atrect. “FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE @ mugulficent carved rosewood Pianoforte, 7 octave, ‘oom $550; will sell for half; iron frame, A Fanted for ive years; vestimontal ists; rowewood hand SPLENDID PIANO FOR $225.—G. as he BARMONM, ‘warerooms 48 Bleecker street. 17 pt fram, fot ‘war. Gistingulshed LTO, TENOR AND BASS. SINGERS: WANTED—IN, A edty Protestaus church. Good ith good vatees, Frill addvons Sfusical Dirvotor, Herald. oftice,. Ma spegements from 1st of May, GREAT SACRIFICE.—SPLENDID SEVEN SOTAYE carved rosewood Piano, as new; cost coat $85); i Tite week, price $280. At 743 render Ho Astor ieee GOOD FORMED SOPRANO WANTS A SITUATION ioe Cotnotic nis Call at 35 Spring st., second floor, N BLEGAN 'T ROSEWOOD PIANO OF THE LATEST atyle, carved case and legs, ver ears iat antec, will be sold much little used, and five w cost. Apply at 127 ast Fwenty-first street, near Third ‘avenue. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, DOUBLE N Arona eoror. wh pearl inlaid namcbourd, fam z erful and aweet tone, hav’ ve bom nl an ring. be tbe sold nt bargain osu pinot sit ) EP REOERICK BLUME, 208 Bowery. UMMINGS de JENNTS, J Pianofortes, No. Lwin, Sahere eontines to offer hake stages ac very low prices, ‘Three two rows of moulding: Gothic music desi, &c., with been ae ‘time in hand im. rose- MANUFACTURERS OF New York.--These instruments, in every second hand Pianos for OR SALE—ONE OF ERARD'S 7 OCTAVE ROREWOOD Fens Pianos, equal to new; will take half in cash roa tho remalader in monthly Instalmentn, or will exchany light close or ARE eo carriage. Apply at Union Hall, WANT TO PURCHASE, I FOR CASH, A STZINWAY, Chickertng,, or, other celebrated makers 7 octave Blane: forte; rust not too use, ‘Address focone week, oe! Norio Fulton streak ee” ‘ASTER RICHARD Pied ae | Soprano of Trinity Chotr, wii give dee notice ot hte wil be given ‘TON GALLERY, ‘é WAY. nwo. im aRAND L AND APR eNtAL CONCERTS, AD’ 6 Now on exhibition sve reane wine pares illustrative of 18 Lost, BY P. ROG oO day and evening, from onto con Ay ORR, FOR SALE.—A FI Erbe m9 Gro build, a voy he IANO AND: bee h — by ioe eh ca Adams street. rari oe Uy rolowsse VACANCIES ARE NOW OPEN TO ‘applicants in t vacate CLASS Citra. Admis- EWGHT pip ORGAN, ebureb, fora ohne seanrnueres Rcpeioneh ial teugut, Terma, YN, NATIONAL CONSERVATORY. OFFICE NO. 30 OOOFER INSTITUTE. 'wo violas. ~~ Qne bassoon. ne violoncello. cornet. Two double on trombone. One as eo Sgr 3 ttle kettle deum. terme FIV DOLLARS POI TENA OP TEN WEEK There C aie @ few vacancies for instruction in VIOLIN and ‘VOCAL M! The NEXT TERM will oes. on MONDAY, sAnct ig and all subscriptions must be March, paid on ‘or before the loth right Pianos, Mel ine, wholerale and hand Pianos at Nitle sofled, we 1 try new misie, Paid for second hand gains, from $00 to cents ‘per page. farjmontums and Aollan Or- Fetail. eer and rent allowed if por. monthly payments received for the same, Secor Sheet Muate, $205. Planist in attendance to — warerooms 434 Broadway. Casa ) PIANISTS, eae FORA cert company about making a tour fates, a Solo'ianlet; one who can accompany 0 wa, care of sic. Address, with terms, F. Widdo' ©o,, musle store, O47 Broadway. PIANOFORTES, 7 Prof. DUMBD. TUE: Bi A FIRST CLASS CON. through he eet Pond & ‘TTC OTE NEE N AND 1 HARP FOR on ate fe fem lemmas peat ve ot Ne * ourtoe ath street Wed miseos an nnd gen tien fovini . continties to thous who wi ienrn aniekly © ny Al, WOOD, ¢ “EMERICAN CANNEL COAL—FOW wale to consumers and the wade. 1 FARSI, 73 WV ovales sivoet, PRIVATE DANCING Weaut, oO ‘Bicpoonth street, we aod six Danoes wught GARMO'S DANCING CLASSES—AT 99 WEST lays and Saturdays, reais l. M. Private classes M. New classes. ew clakwem Mr. ening GRATE USH, FOR Apply w GLO. © s tation | J ROPACE Aten OpARD SQUARE AND UP- ce | Crt BURIONS, Bank. Rice's See apy ~— | Distee kere ee aby edad asa stages, real Pe erally ner pi ee ees Pe tg ‘on i enter tieket givit umber of thelr turn, uaweifan ving. ee ihe sues x tie a Pulmo! p and peri per bottle; $7 60 the half dozen; or two botiles of 8: one of Fonte for $3.76. Ma ‘ko Pills, 25 cents P ef box. A supply of the medicines always kept for sale, 4s the tor's rooms, $2 Bond street, Joanne CANDLES FO! “4—BY 12TO I PR a8 BA RORRW i ie argand deer Seed coruer'of Marrepe ‘York rk river. ome poient fe ann anni Experienced rien er fnfarmation apply in, 22 Water atreot; coud, Nore seat "in ne NMOUR £60. Ring William street; Notre Dame des Vi bg 8 0! e JOHN G. DALE, ‘ATIONAL STEAM WA TO QUEENSTOWN AN! PENNSYLVANIA. . Cabin, $126; heerage, ‘$44, payal Paseage SPPIY (WILLIAMS & se ney bails ou scnshipn na Bae Oh ae Gy OF BALSINOS And every succeeding From pier 47, Novi rf a SHIPP «ni Ga. GPRM PERRET 70 Zivenroor—tovcn iN, ez eat a tae sone ttl ery lelere: 4 built in eat ant fron seat se ae Gites deen eg ‘ictol 1 Walon wtreet, oF at the compe Agent, 16 Broadway,.N. ¥s MASeON COMPANY. LIVERPOOL, *eGaturdey; March TL, le in currency, GUION, 29 Broadway. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN steamship Saxonia, taking Havre Southampton and London, March FACET. COMPANYS hres cabin, Wwalont, For freight ir Bs eae shang ince. ‘Passage pple B. RICHARD & BO way. United States ‘Third street, oe or from Hing passe LONDON, HAVRE, SO at the ourren For freight or passage orl Sas IPHE NORTH GERMAN, LLOYD'S THAMSHTP NEW YORE, Captain G. We Wenke commander, pleh Toot the Bremen n RDAY, SS a at 12 o'clock M., best ih VIA "SOUTHAMPTON, WAND BRE following rates, Oertie in gold or ite Bt tL For ‘Zs fret cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 80; steernge, Me ‘be followed by the bas ring March 25, & CO., 68 Broad street, First cabin (iucladin Second eabin ( ineluc At Paris, 12 Havre, WILLIAM ISELIN & C! ‘ine recayabte 1a gold of ia aqurenent *Hitea seeeanee free of Jaron Fe it or freight oF paseag PR te MACKENZIE, A No. T Broadway y, Now Bonlevard des ‘Sypucince (apand Hota) a8 ‘AIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.—THE GEN- M ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S pew line first class side-wheel steamships between Rad YORK HAV! ps FROM NEW YORK sath HAVRE. LAFAYE’ ‘ednesday, Fvarch 1, WashtnaTos Wednendnyy ‘March 9, U* ITED Tho following first class nide- side-wl dey NORTH STAR, Slocum (Ce Desnaching ou at Fenamns wi COSTA RICA, Tinklepaugh. (Connecting ne Panatna wi OCEAN QUEEN, Weir (Con: For freight or passage apply to at PPREXCH, STEAMSHIP, LAFAYETTE FO ll «aK froma, pier No. 6, North river, atreot, on Wednesday morning, March 1, at STATES MAIL LIN. iz. FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, Great reduction in on in ateerage rates, R foot. of terion 10 o'clock. heel steamships hil bn yatehed at noon precisely from plier No. 8 North vith Sacramento.) ay it Si D. B. ALLEN, «> 5 Bowling Greem. No. larly despatched aig 214 so ect month tare a. able in gol wins Pabin. Becond Cal Apply to WLAND & OR HAVANA. wheel steamshi| curing passage. Fe NEW a DIRECT. Siswaraee VE! P.M., from pier 46, North ri Nad F por’ ‘freight or ane Por passage, with ungurpessed pre: BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP, ee WILR. jor Kingston, Jamatos, om CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 2% Broadway. Por freight apply He St South street. ASPINWALL, Agents, THE UNITED STATES MATL MORRO CASTLE, Jeave pier No. 4 h oe on Wednesday, jareh Bt ab o'clock P. Procteaty: | y RD, iene RD, TILESTON ea N Beant passengers must procure passports before om PANES SP Eewon, 10 Barclay street, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The new und first class U. '8.: FUNG SHUEY, J. B. Hildreth, Commander, bs) leave pier No. 9 North river, on Saturday, March 4, at ® accommodations, oF malt steamebip ee & ue ga GEO, CROMWELL will succeed. Fixe PORT ROYAL, 8. qpigemebip CERES, Sherwood, March 2, at 3 o'clock’ P. c. Sree Lee ols of Leding signed on day of wrt it pay apply to WHIENEY & WATHEWAY, Og Bouth ere OR TAPSOOTIS LINE. F MNIBHTE AHO ROA reHtiry ROR 4. vera UDSON. BATES c to and from the old country, or drafwe bie tail par “ace of Great Britain and rates, apply to SCOTT BROTH! mre & tb th arse, F river, sails ‘275 Pearl street. Packet ship, CITY OF NEW. SHIP FOR LIVERPOOL.—THE nd Passage offles, 4. Apply at THOMPSON OR MELBOURNE, AU: Noutral flag. First London, will 6a! in no ‘on board, + pee, Hives, of EREAU, Wall stree' N*%, SBALAND 09 rete) bm! an Mtuckland, ¥ N.Z., on ge Tmunedintely to Ww. oe ses ON. ND HA, Tratan for Along, hake’, connecting with th atrect oper nt 10 A. M. and Tickets may be ‘preas, in New. and 1 000. 00 CIGARS—IN chasers; wales, Thursdays. Bu Visit to Barnum’s,”’ comic “Sparkling % cents, at DA ARTES EW BOOKS, SEW noople Views, Mi Glasses, a catalog nd ail Linas sau street, Ne OLTON DENTAL ASSOC) TAYTTC Betice, manner, oper Institute, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, RLEM RAILROAD, Lage West leave Prenty ase ‘ured ‘nt ithe oftces 13. and sellers! poste PUBLISHED—THE “NEW Lng ge ‘DENTIVTRY, s USTRALIA- RANGA aig J i oe ‘SIAM, — Ni D Be Se al FINE om pune Ist of ase Westcott’s Ea» Yo Brool checked from the residence to all ‘mole on thie nadaerie ce nections. to $150 per 1,000; Go well to vailatthe New York Cigar Aasncy, 6 ibary well to vall a or R street, up stairs, SW. CAR ‘30 cents ene! she 1 0 cents, and “Glarvinla Schottiseb,’” LYS maunle nt ‘ore, 419 Grand street, ; DE_ VISITE, STEREO. opie Charms, Knives, lings, 0 of Fancy Sportiog Gots, D. J. GOMFaETs Purcbasing Agency, 73 Naw ‘Yor! veomad fe ON ORIGINATED AND make a speciality of nitrous oxide for extracting. ‘and constant experience enables us to do the work {9 & % We have uever bad an accident. Ofiee 19), Hy aed toh = consequently inserts terth ol aomyontiy laser per STROPLASTIC OR ARTIFIC! tooth, and every variet} discoverer in person. west of Union square, oF cavity Wile “WATCHES, sew) tisor Art be pri the hi ‘hver Ware G0—DIAMONDS, WATCH AA” fer for eal chen, to pay na +8, articles, Prous nOvGHT AND deded tn the great prices paid and 2 ll Sooty. PLUM payksnoxyne TICKETS BO Watches, Stiver Ware, Guns, Goods and all of ooda, at iis anal nireet under CiUsens’ Bank, thao Ny sean, $10. Ware, or will A corner of Houston strvel, up tainond Br Dw? WAIT, 0% FOURTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE ELEW. if to Mechanteat Dontistrgy an most nnd better thi 1AL BONE FILLINO® for decayed teeth; oli roots built up, mere shells, “a owen Lan pain, th street, phy 12,000 tention = ‘SLHY, eC. Ona BROADWAY, sabe ne artes CHAING, JEWEL ranges, at Toan te slalry roomy se Me PAUE. a TT soup - <conrery Te r, 62 Broadwa ne UGH or commnorgaeniy | BIOF