The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1865, Page 8

i is Throughout the Trans-Mis- sissippi Department. They Resolve Never to “Be- construct.” The Rebel Troops Never to Lay Down Their Arms While “the Breath of a Yankee Poltutes the Free Air of ths Sunny South.” Eighty Thousand Veteran Rebel Soldiers Said to be in the Department, ke. of the Texas Rebels for Xen, ae. G@OURESPONDENCH BETWEEN MAGRUDER AND THR OUTIZENS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. ‘Macrupsn, Commanding the District of \dermgnod committee, appointed at » Tocung a Chap Hill, in the county of Wash- with you in reference to the organiva- a exempts for the temporary reinforcement of ee army during the emergency of ap invasion, having desired interview, we do, by yourrequest, hereby @abmit our plan for the ade organization :— Pirst—That all exempt male persons from about thirteen years old and upwards, tnat not now actually in the yonite service, shall organize sramediately for the purpose of serving during comer gency of an invasion. ‘Second-—That they include tn this organization all the malo slaves of military age that each owner may be able 4e bring or send to the field for the period— mot less than three-fourths of those to arms, ‘Thag each owner have the tmmediate charge and contro) of Ris own slaves, belng required, however, to organize ‘and drill them, and to remain with and ah by them, requit fhird—That ‘these exempts, Doth owners and slaves, be organized into companies, ‘battalions and regiments, fader the advice and Sn dogeaut gach offloers ax the commanding Genera that company and Seid officers be elected on the following basit:—each alte mldter to have one vote, eaartantanitioey te Sor every two slaves brougit into service by him. ‘That they go into camp, first for company ‘then for battalion organization, aud for practise in drili and camp duty, for a fow are salen time; that all ex ponses and oquipage of cam transportation be fur. Zished by the citizens and mombers of this organizatiou, ‘That on the formation into companies, bat- talions and reziments in each county, the rolls and te- be forwarded to district headquartere, that tbe Commanding General may, institute such farther organi zation in brigades as he may deem best for the public ew rvice. Micth—That all the heyy oad be Drought into use, ‘aad reported in due form, for information aud gaidance at district headquarters, Beventh—Thas it be tho duty of each citizen to supply to evory adult female, now of hie family, suitable wea- pons for personal defence and for the protection of the obildren. AU of whieh is wont respectfully submited Dy Bi. PRED y Committee. P. 8. —We do respectfully and carnently invite Gene- ral Magrader to attend the macs meeting appointed for Faturiay, May 0, at Chappell Hib believing, ax wo do, ‘that his presence inauguration of this movement wit give energy and plows enterprise, FORSHEY. 3. i PeRL GERRRAL MACLUDEH'R LEPLY. fam, May 1, 1565. Gmenzwen—I have the houot to acknowledge the re- eetDt of your communication, encloring & plan for the organivation of exempts and aegroes, which in a great measure meets my cordial support. Sucb amendments, Rowover, ab I have doomed necosaury I have made in the isn, whieh I retura berewith, ‘This plan, not being in accordance with any Jaw, must be regarded as voluntary, and should the President or General Smith, under she late laws, catablivh any other mods of organization, this plan wast of conrae be sub- Joot to it. In apewer to your Kind Invitation to tako part in the pinlic meeting to bo Meld at, Chappall Hh oa we Oth , permit me Lo say that 44 will give me much ploa- gure Wo ceeds to it Tam, ir obedient servant, Major To Colonel.C. @. Fonsusy at and ud Mr. BL. Mectings ot ‘the | Tewet Soldiers. MARDEWAN’S BRIGADE KESOLVES TO “DO OK DIK,” Asan ee Os n Telegraph, May 10.) exce, Tors, April 2i, 1865 gentlemen, with great vchdecatan nal — Brigadier ai Wn F. Hordoman's brigade exsem- Died in igevening, and, with General Hardoman fm the chair, resolved, among athe # things, Lert tn spite Of the reverses to the cis-Missiesippi they woud not abandon the struggle unttl the ony of set/-govern mont is fully establiched.. Tt was alse Resotved, That we denwioce ae cravaus thove mea who, Raving evaded servier hil i sorta of cur Sanaa ‘pal: ‘int ae Tees the final ue, and bold them as mote dan (being more tn. sidions) than onr Yankee foe, who acews. ‘pie ob jent to be ons eubjuention That we will te hit war until our inde- achieved, holding in equal exteem the vandal (oe wo socks Weuslage us und the soarcely ooonaled traitor at Tame, who, by actor word, sitompla to paralyze our efforts to obtain our just righta—nel(-covernment Reval at Lo our brethrcn in arms im the cle-Missie- 8. sipp) Di me “Re of quod. cheer," anviourly awalu griert, we are reedy co raareh to your imunedinie Sid; bul if driven fivm your homes and firesides, with high and actuated by ser ambition, itené. peur, wey Ye Texas, whers our erly, determined lo be ng: wagather here, we ean yet Soll = "That wo m Rewer forget tbe tens patriots Of our } he the fair women of the Dave siways bee 2 | af OWN ane Mhey wrong hat have sothed atut warmed ws fronen bieeta of winter. "Others rany bare denpatry % d to the fature as tt trom her the sewe o bright senile nave wores-et cnovrrgement BUBOLUTIONS OF COLONEL ag A Saewane. | [From the Houston Telegraph, May 10.} {PB i ‘ i { of approval aba Caur Watans, Kowenron Cours, hoa May 2, 1845, 'f At a moeting of Parsons’ brigade on marae, at brigade eadquarters, on ihe 2d May, 1865, after @ calm but ont addgese from Colouel W. H. Parsons, Veal, of company F, Twelfth Texas caval to the chair, who brieily mated the object avd. F. Folion, private in Company i, Bool, Was appointed Secretary. ae Voal made an cloqueat aud appropriate mé- upon the brigade the hnportance and neora- wily sw aaen their whole duty ae auidiere in the arduous | be for liberty in which we are wow cngaged. resolutions were voted upoo by corps ios “and np ang with enthusiastle cheering: Received, That Mls hearty support ve Jeffers pee rengen the Bousbern Confecoraey , and those ad comme Weal v* war. is by wil main relying ou ine janice of Of onir wane apd Phe srw - = = oy a reconstruction a every nisin, sakocing to i petriols, and that 3 ESS ie 5 corecisen idirtivaty, te var nt Captain was called ue mooting, Morgan's reg | Mi . Seapets EY Srey | te v—_" Meotings of the Texas People. +06 FUMEBATERA OF FAYETTE VOUNTY Wiis WAVER LIVE WITH THE YAMERE NATION. ‘~ [From Tel , May 10.) ! jetio eowanty, bet ot La Grange om the 29th of April, 1805, to tuto | fa © the praseut etate of ou country. the fob fowing Teuton wan usanimonely adopted Dy a tiaing | ANd vote Revolwed, Tat ander ao cireumstancer wil we ever Ny Wo Feanton a reoonatrogtion with the Vauker neste: ve under thew goa snbjagated poopie MEETING (8 PORT WENDY COUNTY, Pormanm io nce poblinbec ie the Bouston coouty CpoNes Unerein Apect resolutions were CAAniqoUsy y pliorn) a Seis testa ae a weres, caves be aried wp net at we hens troNee., tad test we y aed | pretence and his unne| eee Josey Faran, Aooweee—Whiio the echo 7) ne was yenaing it the barbor of Ravanket, I. J. bh William Byanr, son of Dr Janes ive, dD wer ruck op the bead fr the oe toa hn Captain paces were rua—the first being a dash of = mite and @ ‘quarter, with four contestants; = three mile dash be (ween Captem Moore aad Flestwing, end a mile beat race in which four struggted gallantly for the prise, The followteg te a report of the runnin -— Warovespay, 7 24—Frast Race. —Selling race, pre- atom $200, for ages, one mile and a quarter dash. Horses entered to bo sold for $1, to carry their poediuer catireab. 1. Lady” ons shes colt rway along solitary and alone, Comi stretch, the black was one length he looked very much like a winuer; but béfore ho was half-way up the stretch, the extra weight having done ite work, he began to quit, and the colt was soon in ros; reeling which, the jockey of Lady Dan took o fresh pall at the mare, and ie gee gamely; but the colt was too far ahead to pop and he came in @ winuer by two lengths, Black Kani night ‘@ head in front of Lady Dan, and Slasher a good fourth. ‘Time, 2:22%. The Lexington colt was then put up at auction, and bought in by his owner (Captain Moore) for $400. One half hour was allowed by the Judges to prepare for the next event, which was a threo tile dash between Captain Moore and Fleetwing, aud to give the hackers of the horses a chance to pat up their greenback» ou their favorites, At the Tale, of the allotted time everything waa in readiness and the horses came up for the tap of the drum a. Race—Premium of $400, for all ages; three mile % J. 8 Watson entered tp. bh. Captain Moore, Dy Bal- a ‘dam Jennie Rose, hy imp. Glencoe, § years ‘Toe. 1 2 1214 6 Captain worite, and vanous ere made on his winning, ranging from one hun to eighty to one hundred to forty, the latter oads being ourrent just previous to tho start.’ The horses came up nicely and got olf together, Captain Moore on the inside. He went to front on the turn three lengths, which he car- ried into the backstretch, Pleetwing reduced the distance to a length and a halfat the half-mile pole, and lay there around the lower turn. The horses were then run- ning fast. Coming up the homestretch Fleetwing wont up and. felt’ the Captal ind they came, to the sand, Moore ‘leading by hy in 1:6234. Going around. the turn wing Cell a tongth, and the Captain put daylight between isons che chestuat, which was visiblo during the whole of the secoud mile, Fleotwing scoming content with the position he.held. ds, hey pamed the stand at the and of the sccond mille joore was length ahead. ‘Time of the two miles, 3:40, Now came the tug of war. Fleetwin mado’ a dash at Moore jusi as he approached the stand, bat a* soon as they went tnto the turn, the taiier shook tho chestuut off evidently baving a Ink or two to let out’ when called'for. Fleotwing made several gallant attempts on the backstretch and around the lower torn, Dut they were ald inoifectual, and Captain: Moore came up the homestreteh « winner ny ‘two len the Inst mile in 1:545¢, and the heat fn 6:4036. | ‘Anoth r balf ‘hour was allowed by tha judges to get ready for the third and las race of the day, and also for promenade, refreshments anda considorable amount of pool selling, ‘Tho race was mile heats, with four entrios, as follows:— ‘Timp Race,-—Promhim $260, for all ages, mile hear, D, MoCoun entered eb. ¢ NighiJock, by Maho. ; s 1 P. ‘c. Bua entered ‘¢h. o. ‘Laxicon, by Lexing. mn, dam by imported Glencoe, 4 years id. 4 1 din Bowie & Hail entered br, m, Velvet, br Knight 2 Of St. Goorge, dam by Glencoe, .... by Eolipne, out of F. Morris entered g ¢. Pine, 136056 — 1 40861 da Fidelity, 4 years old.. Firat Heal. Lexicon was tho favorite at even agninst | the fleld. The quartet bad a d vend-of, Velvet soon geod soing to the front, followed ciosely by Nightlock, Lexi- | ‘on and the gray, mite pole, where urd, to leave the othors, abd oathe up the bomoestrcteh wel hand four length ahead of the gray, who wan half Jength ahoad of Nightlock, Lexieon Time. 1:50. Second Hent,-Vevvor had now become a great favor. ite, and two to one was offered on her winning. The hotwes had a very good start, and wet away at # crack- ing pace, Lexicon taking the load, Velvet second, Night tn whieh way they ran to th> half xicon took the seoond place, the grey | Jock third, and the gruy last. Tho pos.tions of the horwes ‘Were not changed during the heat, Lexicon coming in « winner by a length ahead of Velvet, she two lengihs ahead of oer aon who was two len, in fromt of the erey. ‘Time, 11 ‘hird Heat. eg handred to fifty on Lexicon. In the start Velvet did not get uway nati) the others were a dis- NighWock lending, Lexicon second, with the gray close ape On the tum’ Lexieon went in front, and kept the Jead all the way around into | homestretch, where pe, having paseed the gra! came up alongside of him. aod o very exciting sere | fet in, which d all the way up to the judges’ stan Nightiock winning by a short head. The jockey of Laat oon rode foul as he apy ed the stand, and judges Krese tho horse, Velvet was aiso distanced, and the | | isk not having won a beat in three, war ruled out, aud ightcck was declared, the winner of the race, ‘time, UF hay where vill be three races, the Bret a role aud quarter dash ; the ascond three mile heats, and the third | wbandicap two and a qvarter rile dach. Thos ie the last day of the meeting, FASHION COURSE, 1. ~TKOTTING, Wrowemey, May 24--Mateh $2000, halt fortole, mite beats, Dest tires in five, in harness. D. Pater named g, g. Jainoe Wateon. ....Reveived forfeit Dh. Mace named b. g. Norristown... : -Paid forfeit, the Navy. THE FOREMAN OF THR JURY MISSING. The trial of Isaac Henderson, 'ate Navy Ageut, for Alloged frauds and malfeasance in office, was resumed in the United States Circuit Court yoaterday, before Judge | Nelsou Distnet Attorney Dickinson, ex-Judge Borworth avd Caleb Cusbing, ae before, were counsel for the govern. moat; Win. M. Gvarts, ox-Judge Pierrepont, James T bya and E. F, Brown, represented the defendant. ‘The court was crowded. Among thoso it were Colonel Oleots, special commissioner of the War and Navy Departments, Wm. C. Brysot, Joshua Leavitt and others, AN UNEXPROYED OWBTACLE. At eleven o'clock, when the case was called ov, Mr. J. A. Clapp, the foreman of the Jury, was found to be The court waited halfan bour, and then abevat = joryman. been sent Mr. Wall vtreet and to thir ety, but nowbere could him. Counsel conferred In the meantime, c hope that if this coarse were ‘Mr. Clapp should turo ap in the course of Ae ny, tn Ae Ay ‘ight itl! be able to get thorough the case time. Inquiries as we Mr. Clapp's post- thn” hone taut he weno wumvoms of manding ’ ity. See ene cee ae roeldence in Orange County, ac opinion generally | Accomved wan that some unforearon accident had not only prevented hie atteadance, but hag ous oif ie meaar communicating with the oourt, At half-past twelve the eourt adjourned for an hour, At the eplration Sue, toting havtng Seve heard in the Interval of ebeeut foreman, the case was postponed Lil to-day. Inoranaranas, May 24, 1666, Ata Inrge fomttg heli here to-night on aawoelation Wan organized for tho purpose of building » permancnt home for dirapied Tediana woldiera, with Govecoor Mor ton me Preettent, Movements ot on. Qouynes Cotfar. owt Knawiny, May 94, 1868, Hon. Bohuvley Voltas and party arrived here to-day tn forty-six hours from Atebineon, on thetr overland trip tw California «They will reach Denver on Raturday. j The Comstituttonality of Legal Teader Notes, Hannmnvne, May 24, 1808. {a the deriston rendered by the Buprenie Court in the cane of appeal from iNet privet Philadetpite, involving the eonsiitutionslity of Jegal tender voter, Judges Htrong. Rood and ARvew gave thel? opinions atfirming the cousti stitatloaniity, Judges Woodtyrd gad Thomann die 24 3) Nightlock last. On the lower tarn Velvet began | ory ‘a fine of twenty-dve dollars to bo Imposed upon | offers civil'or military, te allowed to enter the fortress unlese ‘provided with papers, which are furnished very aparingly, tothe commander of the port. Rebels for Fort Warren. Boston, May 24, 1866. A deepatch from Wood's Hole reports thut the United “Blates steamer Tuscarora passed there at at ten o'clock ‘today, bound to Fort Warren, with Alexander H. Stephens and other rebels. for that plage. Jem. Di viet Rates, fossetary. ‘Com: ait ee Wasmnaron, May 24, 1865. THE FORTHCOMING AMNESTY PROCLAMATION, It ls underetood that the forthcoming amnesty procia- mation of the President will exclude from its benefits all the rebel officers who wore concerned in the atrocious starvation of our soldiers in the Southern prison peus. For these men there will be-no clemency. ‘The President will also except from the operation of the amnesty the rebel officers who grdered the cold- Dblocded murder of the colored troops at Fort Pillow. ‘The prociamation will aleo break up the great landed eutates held by rebel owners. No man possessing » large estate in @ rebellious district will be permitted to retain it unless he takes the oath of allegiance, ENTERTAINING THE SOLDIERS. A number of gentlemen from Philadelphia kept open honse to-day for the entertainment of officers and sol- diers of Pennsylvania and other States, and in the even- ing engaged band of musie and serenaded Generals Logan, Howard and Blair and ¢x-Speaker Grow. All these gentlemen made speeches, which were evthusiae- tically applauded by the large crowd in attendance. City Intelligence. Tex Soupmas’ Rerurx.—It has been propored to ocle- brate the return of the soldiers to their homes in New York by a grand testimonial of some kind, which will show the veterans that our citizens daly appreciate their services 1m putting down the rebellion, Nothing definite has yet been agreed upon; but it has been auggested that the Common Counci} should unite in the movement, and that Generals Grant and Sherman might be Invited to be resont to hold a review of the troops, and take a place fo the jon with the commanders of the divisions with which the New York troops have been connected. ‘The city military are also fucinded in the proposed dis- lay, and will act as an escort to the boys coming homs the war. ‘There ig no doubt that the veterans would be pleased with such a reception, and that our people would readily grant an ovation whieh would mark An era in municipal pageante not eclipsed in briltianey by auy by which it bas been preceded. AUCTION SALE oO” SCRANTON Coal.—AL noon yesterday twenty-five thougand tons of Scranton coal were sold at public auction, by order of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, al their otiice, No. 35 William street. ‘There was a good attendance uf tone fd parchasers, and) the bidding wan spfrited, althougb no large lots were aol to individuals, six th ad tone being the highest Mires allained by & single bidder. The coal is deliverable at Elisapethport, N. J., the freightage to thin city being sixty centr per ton. The following ts an enumeration of the lots disposed of aud the prices obtained, as compared to the sale by the same company one month ago May. 8,000 tons steambons, . aT10 70007 2 6,000 tons lamp. 640 260 6 8) a7 00 61 26% TORT 637K 260 72007 67) a6 86 Oak 5% 262 amae Thirty Loan. ParLavenrais, May 24, 1808. Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to the seven-thirty loan to-day at $1,078,000. ‘The largest single Westero subscriptions were $150,000 from the Second National | of St, Loula; $126,500 from Hanna, Hart & Co., of Pitts- | eee from the Second National Bank of Cleve. | "and $60,000 from the First National Bank of Alle xhany City, Pa. The largest single Eastern subserijiton ‘was $170,000 from Philadelphia number of indi | Vidual ubseripuions for amonnie of $60 aud $100 wan | Reven bnndred and iifty-tive, j bo MARRIAGES AND DEATHS; ' Married. Brunan-—Waten,—On Wednoseas | Edwin RF. Cook, Joun A Beanan, Waran, ali of this city. Cuarton—Pradvsox.—Ov ‘Thureday, at St Feters Proestant Eplacopad ei y wt, Fla, by the Roy. 6 4 B. Herrick, rector and post chaplain, | Adjutant G. b Cumetom, of the Second United Staton 00. | lored infantry, to Mias Newue A, Fanonrox ! Doses Hoxeyweui.—On Wednest | 86 Lake's ehureh, by the Rev. Ds. Dib | Dosessury, to Miss Bums Honmy wenn, second danghier of Kdward Honeywell, fon. : Day Bmavuiony.—On Wednesday, May 24, at Drook- } D.D., Mowremen | ' i lyn, E. I, by the Rev. A. B. Partridge, Wa, i Mine Maxie Swatuons, all of New York. ‘Picnerr—Downie,—On Bavarday, January 28, by the | Rev. Dr. Houghton, at the Church of the Travefigureties, | Manone, Ficxmrr, of Stacisburg, N.Y. to Mie 8 axe Dowmne, of Wostchestor county, N.Y ee woov,—At White Plains, Westchester | county, N. ¥., by the Rev I. Curry, D. D., Jonw Humutox | to’ Mise Mavy, eldest daaghter of Joun R. Shoerwood, Bisg., uf W i Nianout--Warrine,—On Wednesda; Peter's church, Drooklyp, by. te | dook, Mr, Woe A. Niewous to Mira K } fa ieexs, —In Trinity chapel, op Wednesday | May 24, by the Right Rov. Roratio Potter, D. D. Rev. Connenso B. Saret to Many H, Woexten, da’ tor of David E. Whee oF this ety Srewant—Laarms. Ob Wednesday. Hay 26, ot bride's rasidenice by the Rey. T. Raleou, j B Srewans of fnwark, N. J 1. No carda Sutin De Onarr —AL Poaghhecpaic, on Wodnes- day, fn at the residence of the bilde’s father, by ifn Wheaton, Jour D. Scuunewax, of New le, to Heray W. Du Guorr,for the were: Pivanp—Joroa—At Bb Gworge’s chureh, on Wednesday May 24, by the Rev, Stephen H. Tyng, D. D., Gro. ont, | ‘Warp to o” Busty, only daughier of the late Samuel Ws. May 24, at Bt. John A. Pad- Whreme, both i the art Warren w Avete @, Lane, of Joyce, Bag 1 fooow, ae, Op Wednewlay, May 1%, at the | brido’s residence, by the Bey. Mr. Corbet, ALrenp Woop- | waxn to Many Et davighter of Mary EB. and the lave John O. Perry, all of city. Wasow—Janes.—On Taosdey, May 28 ut the resl- Gonce of the bride's parents, by the yRev ED. Smith, | | DD, Dawe Woson to Joa s., eldest daughter of Semel ‘M. Janes, Kaq., a of thie city No cai Watoort—Montar, Momlay, at All Boule? Church, the Rev. HW. Heliows, Me Atrnep F. Watcorr, of Salem, Mare, to Avra, daughter of the late XK. B. Morgan, of New York i Died. nes evening, May 2, Tusea Lacon Nero? Wins Albert in the ath year of | | ines apa friends, a Loge of tool tee | °| 1, are respectfully invited to attem fonenal, on Friday afternoon, a: three o'clock, from her | residence, Clinton avenue, sixth bouse north. of Pett avenue, Brooklya. Draxwan.—On To ) May 28, Cannin A, wife ot B. e j ¥. Beekman, in the 234 year “eg Relatives and friends, Ta ne ome of her father, aoe { Be Welbrouents cues - oe umday ) vernon, a hres occ vy —On Baineday, noni Morrnene, 9 rge and Emvtna L. Brakd, eed 8 days } othe Ker | revunine were interred in the Cemeter, ly, on Thesday, May 8, at lalfepast wor Armas, Comedian, lete of Ure “Out Bowery.” ~Buddenly, Hane ace ‘Tho fwparal wil) take place from hie Inte residence, 188 Ca rest, iain naresag) a Aflernonn, a one o'eloo. A Mambers of independaat the fra way the dramatic rota Ls hie tHende and ae | quai are respectfully invited uw attend © in Syook J + ou Monday, 2, ho any, F of Somer Band Riizahedl oO Tere Richi od Btaen Irland, oe Thare- day iH, in the Ath yaar of bis eieaton and Vrovidende papers please copy Uornouny,--On Wednesday, May 4 Axnuew Com wouey, In the Tk pear of ble age. The pny ey) ae of the fainily are invited bo attend the foneral, om afternoon, at two o'elock, from hie inte reatdonee, No. 12! Norfork bureet orriy, On Baturday, Bay 3 Jone T. Comm ee ae fl af font the mom! oF Haile hedge No B84, membore May 18, Cnancan . | months and 28 days Oouty Tyrone papers please copy. Also the Ulster rver. Munay.—On Wednceday, May 24, Joan P., son of G. K. and Lizzie T. Meday, aged 8 years and 2 months. Tho relatives and friends of the family aro rospeotfull sek Si aaaemneegt Serna a re ve, noon. Mrronada. Sud suddenly, on Weanesday. afte vacua, May m4, Wau T., yon cngest child. of Thotias Rand hae Mitchell, ago’) year and 3 months. Tho relatives aud friends of the family are invited to aitend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one clock, from the residenes of his grandfather, Henry 8 Mitchell) Broadway and Sizty-reventh street MuLoanry.—On a at Hoboken, N. J., Jour Murcaiey, in the 40th year of hie age. fils friends and relatives are reepectfully invited to Seip belong 7 at three Monk —On Wednesday, nao tbe or es of oouatunoption, Many Mons, aged 34 ‘The rel vosand friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, 20 et pant, Hrooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at three ool Nonnit,—At Blauveltville, N.Y. 28, Banan Axe, wile of John 8. Norris, 8r. eral services will be held in the Presbyterian charch, this fears a morning on arrival TT eae 9:15 A.M, Northern Rai train from Jersey Ci returning at three o’clook P.M. Friends of the rami and those of her sons-in-law, E. W. Simonds and F. C. Barlow, are invited to attend. Powegs.—On Wednesday, May 24, of consumption, ‘Wx. Pow. anatire of the county of Kilkenny, Ire- Jand, aged The relatives and friende of the fanally are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursde: at two o'clock, trom tho residence of his eather, Michael Powers, No. 24 Poll utreei, N. ¥. Quizaxo,—On _W. lay, May %, Major General Iuro Quisano, Mexican ariy The friends of the famil respectfally invited to tien! tho funeral on Friday moraine, st bing. o'clock, from his late reeidence, 98 Twenty first streot, and from thence to St. Francis Xavier's church, Sixteenth street, without further notice. fay U4, ALrnKo J. Rusupy, Revsuny,—On Wedner fa. Ahe 83d year of hie m ‘The friends of the family, thos® of Mrs. MW. A. Lock- hart, members of Jackson’ Hose Company No. 13, and Mechanics’ Hose Company No. 47, are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 32 Cannon ‘wtrect, on Friday mora ing, at. ten’ o’eloek,. MiTt.—Op Sunday, Aprit 28, on board the ship Con- 4t, on the voyage from Liverpool to Philadelphia, Surre, of No, 7 Third avenue, New York city. ant *.—On Tusndey woraing, May 23, at his Inte roai- iow Brunawicl rere RANDOLYS Sarre, s n the’ goth, year of his age, ‘The relgtives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fnnerat this (Thurday) afternoon, at half-past thre o'clock, from the Fir@ Presbyterian church, New Brupawiek, &. J. Wrer,—In itrooktyn, om Moudny, May 22, aftor a re vere sickness, Lizax, the beloved wife of A, Clinton Witt, und youngest daughter of Enoch Foleo The friends and relatives of the family are reepest. fully invited to attend the faneral, from Cbriet’s church, corner Harrison and Clititon streets, Brooklyn, L. 1, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two a’cloc Werxs.— On Pucsday, Witttae Punrn Wrens, The relutives end friends of the family, the members of Amity Lodgo No, 328 F. and A. M., the members of Fire Engine Company No. 41, also the attachés of t Croton Aqueduct Department, the Tammany Hell Gene- tal Committee and the Titrt eth Ward Commit are invited to attend the tune from his late residence, ~~ eas atroet, thie (thuraday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Hasomo Nonwee.—The wember of Amity Lodge No. 323 F. and A.M. are summoned to meet at their rows, 817 Broadway, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, for the purpose of paying the lest teibute of respect to our late brother, Willlam Fich-r Weeks, The fraternity aro invited to atiend, . SKAMAN, W. 0 Joux 5. Taxman, Secretary Woou,—-O0 Wednesday, May 2%, Jowruink Guwsren, wife of Thomas 8, Wood! Fuveral notice hereafter, Baitimore vp Drex.—On Wedneslay, May 24, Avexannm By eldest on of William and Ann K Reok aged 14 years, attend the funerel, this o'clock, from his late on Tuesday, May Further notice of the funeral 2. .Asninwalt ‘Acpinwall ‘Ban Juan Pore of New York, May 2, 1905. CLEAR | Buearoanty Jolmm, Rarion, Uarnan—Spottord, Theman | Steamship Constitution, nanan, New 01 i] Steamship Weybossat, yg ahs omy fakeman, | eee Ship Geinacine Cobb, Havannab—Z, Jones a val Btossnahip ling, Bensons Charleston } orto and Richidond—< | Veruns, Cooley, Norfolk and Richmont--U T Livingston & Co. .gamenp ‘Westert, Metropolis, Hilton, Oity Point—Benner | ee CO Leary, DOyley, Fortress Monrve-—arthur Stonmenty Ti Stout, Borden, Waabtny Nand Stoumabip Franconia, Aherwood, Portisnd-it B Crom wed ae Bhip Free Trade, Drinkwater, Ban Francieco—K M Robin ip Arnold Roninger (Prus), Swenken, Baltimore—Chas a Co. zs ‘Atalanty (Brom), Hogemann, Bremen—Garrele & re Hatubard (Brom, Waraten, Bremen P Tester FX Albertina (Br). Gjmereng, Vora Crus A Co, Bart B rar Harrod co. "Batt Be aes Ses om amet ties Vilied adsis, Maes CRC © Duncan othe ne ys if Eo opyise sae ARRIVED. U & quobost Peyoot, Tet Com 1 1, Brain, Hempton Cabs aysamer Newbern, Com Robert T Holley, North at weet ct * ma | Benneritania’ fou ‘ ae ge ta arin vi rc EI ee ETS egies it*ton spe Bick mehp ettaane nas (Br, i, Solari Ravers wap lage a ae anne eae “dotansan, 11 daye with a ve (Br), Book, Matapens, 1) days, with sugar, Co, fa ae (Br), Le Montevideo, 68 days, mt, Oe Lane, Bothage. WOA, 80 Gays, wie wer ps on eve Ship Lydia (of Yarmouth, ar from the Paciée Coast, 88 “Bema rr i Sera Rievome sunset 8W, t BW, light. Miccellancou. Sraamearr Monno Casrts, from Havens, arrived at noon yesterday with her usual punctuality, bringing us full fles of papers one mane for which Captain Adams has our at ‘would dischagge cargo ‘and rum, ran on the reef off ey the gulf of Florida, Bap ane pre Pet tere ea | ca yt ea See wo hapestous to remain on boord howls tt eome ato Eeareiceiencay aetipeere forenper: It ts probable that the Mt be lows. ue lana Youre Toru, Small, at Boston coe reports It from Constantinople Jan 26 for Baston, Sonr Hauvet Davis was sunk on Su! contact i A sanhen to nav! Seceels nav! pavigating the bay, and unless the Harbor Cossmis- yt have it removed we will sson hear of more disasters Scum, Boxen, Currier, hence for Boston, before reported, os in 90 feet ob water, and with her exrgo of coal veil pro i total fone, | She was 86 tons. AZ, bullf tn 1889 at ho Ya not ingured. ‘The coal Ind’ fea Fox (or Westport), ANlen, eld st do %d toat for Indian Ocean, Jauven Arnold, Cleyeland, NB, wae at St Catharines Mareh 80, with 430 sp and 60 wh oil. on board; would touch at Fayal in Kept. ke C gn ba arr at St Catharines March 29, ari fund 11 days from New Bedford, ali well, wan 5 een May 12, 0n Arana of the Galt, fark Matida sears, Givord.of and 14 uy from Dartmouth, all well, was spoken May 18, N of Spoken, ‘ae: afte Yorish, ae from Shanghae for Liverpool, April 7, reign Ports. vowrs, May pore ‘Gerraauta (8), Eblers, New York for Bambure. & Mi $14 Meridian, Lambert, NYork, apis, Ai onto Put back, Johann, Vieth Yor NYork-—had Ca nril 28--In port ahip Lave Onk, Alden, chit to load a Chinebae for ¥alonetie Bp RNAS, May Arr ca Lincoln, Minot, Porttand: inth, bark Seolland, McLellan, Boston; brigs Waredale, Now York; 8 V Merrick, Norden,’ Havana; Manzaniila, Norton, do; 16th, Uarks Orokila, Havener, and’ D lover, Pleroo, Boston; Scotland, Smalley, NOrieans: 19th, ehip BA} Garver, NYork; barksJ M Churchill, Seavey, do; Jas Clow h, Frankiort, 14h, bark OB Hamtton, Adie, Portian; brign Harriet, Mesiecy: NYork: Ibn, Hector, Kenney. io: kate, Paddock, 4 port north of itatieroe a berks i Bran Pelors, Lo fandber ¥ New Orleans, 19th NYork; Rich, Eu Masel Por jad; Colin u a WR Saw} , Boston; JH Crowley, 1 ‘Treat, a le Crowley, de, ects: May 16—Are brig) Metniyre, Mcintyre, Bur. badow Sid Lith, fois Beran Philadelphia; 16th, Marin Boxton; Nalad, NYor! jorta, Bosto: Tevvoer, May 8—-Sid Taabéila C Jones, Rin Havana, May IS—Arr schr Ald (Br), maros for KYork, 4m dvaren [toe sbp J Bakes, Risce, do; belga Bout’ and Reva, | Emi bark Paladin, Brown, Matamoros; brige. W: euetein, nud Sarah Flag, Farrell,’ Now York? Ith, "weawser Wren, Htoore, Galveston’ sehrs man, Henderson, New 1: pacl t Rebevon, ‘Givbe, ao ‘ioth, sch Fanule, Vauec, Pita Sh 12th, barks ins (Brem), Muncas, NYork, York, Uooper, Remedios; Ai Any ‘Btaples, dane Tah, Queen ktad, Bartlett and Diadew, Hamman, NYork: tome: ward Bound, Gilmoi igs AD ‘torrey, Baskell, Kagua; 16th, harks Byack, meet Troon. NYork; 19th, harlow, Bu'tner, Boston, Martin W Brett, Thurlow, Patina Hattie E Wheeler, Dolan, do; Charlena, Means, Af re. NYork. Hayden, ‘and Hoel Pitiedetphia, Le Ent ow land, Solten! ‘on Loxnoxpunny’ May —Arr Belgian (8), Portland for Liver- Lxanonn, May 6—In_ port ahips Margaret Evans (Br), Tre. fry. forN York ‘his ‘Aldrandrlae, ‘Tiiwomb, for Boston in ail Miliow, May 18—In port bark Evelyn, Bowden, for NYork Ohi more, Couk,and Jas Mareble, Cale, for z nd Arrow. for do do; seers Fanny A? zbam, Frisbie, aud Dwight, Lane, for do. for do; HM Cleavriand, and NC Paine, Jacrunaux, NB, Moy 22—Are ship Uviverne, Huuon, New ye TL Badger, -— sehr Catharive Thomas, Prestou, y Bil), barks K re German, New Orleans; Hedley Vicars, Downing, do T6th, barks Rae! it, Dae infer ia itebell, Portiand; x, Lord. 2. hatte Zrovaters, Pendleton, ang Chrissine, Meal f, do; bulge Britannia Boston’ 15 days: rig ¥ Bigelow Arr aldo Mh, brig “Diener,” Hate, Pordand Quenn ARO, a hy a bark 'Mvening tar, Fry, Chew: aA: Ml Progress, Valenr, San Franetsco, Jay 7--Hid bark Pauline (Bom), Bartlet, N os. sprit 27—8id ber Kagenin, Fletcner, Trapan', vo salt for ace, May TOcArr Darks Linda, Hewett, Ehiadetohta: Harvent'Ylome, Diekey. Havana: 11ih. Bliag White, Look, nat ae Jom Balch, W haley, Matavass; ran rotege, otneoe, Pilleityia: th, brig Joe Tiana, Cummings Now forks low, Dexter, Math, n, do; bg Bounding Cociirane, Woaion: Mich rig Che: er ehip Pactolus, Tobey, Fortress ‘Tumioan, May lé—Are brig LM Metriti, erry, Philadel aa No 1 age Booth Amarica, Lincoln, Callaa, poaneate Onna. a7 Barras.) York May & Juprtne, at Cada: 7», Grahame Fras eneince May 10, Magellon, at Bwanses. an for New York May Il, Davie Hoadley, from Liv Queens La Arr fron New Yorke Wihteline at Codie; Dolphie, at Hel ot a bse ny oe mh obec wy Bell (Br) ROSTO! aes ie oat any Pell Bri, Leovett, Onatt wohre Clarinna, Hi Fou hapa enn e | ew Aberin! Salier tee Philade He Jou, Ni, May and Gocam Ware, si ee Mann, BO; J Shisman, Reteman, Raltimore; Cowell Brain, hr South. Ambos. Cid sleamehipe Aaie (U0), poo! vie nadie ALA Magar (now, of Bich: mond, Me, 108 eheted tons), King, ta iacipe lp Ben Ot Africa; brig N Btowors, Remedios; “do ye Hay Hie ra ae echt ve Clarenc bars ‘AY Wimingwo, Albert Clarence, Preeman, Rha cs se rico on, Casakty, Bi ¥ BEDFORD, May 28~Sid sor Horace Staples, Gibion, NDOR, Mag Surprine, Barker, Ne Yor for Mates Ob "vor he NY. May Cd brig Toe Torull. Thorareon, veal HELEsIE ty Mey S--Atr. stoamsenip, Norman, sr, ee Lae Or pression, Sere on Ae ati artis, Mere Matansas, Hp Huron, MoCay, oun si AH van Fe Wein, {Calm ang. o's dharye neti, Porilant, senre'tou mia 6 Goultre Baletn; | Phiiipe and J Rerreit: Nickesson, Rowton, i Wickes, Plung Powe ei ei Now Haven: Pearl, win, | MeORTLAND, May 22Any Geo W Ohase, a a ay ‘Mara: Pareons, st autp Chase, for N¥ork ene aoe Wieniey, Bai fa Pts rence ee Moe OLD P copay caret Dimer ee Sa a Og oe Petra ipa 8G Matin nee era ‘Bold by. 1 je and Aurora, = = ie tae Na go ie — seuere ee 204 CANAL gpa Mee eae OY a aud should be | napWarn Bi REGULA' Ry, nav’ ‘TING igen, ul ly to the Sere ae Pie See fla ance remve the fending pore 18h 5 cai SH BATH! ae tlemen, and Bto9 lin toa ior FEN sera juxuries, eg Peg ANT LECTURES peer oe on) kM wer. ‘unable to nliend tees lect rarded. rece!| i ten cent add: ‘Secretary ‘a how York giant of a sen oe a “TIRNTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARR A guranteed to receive the highest price for Cast ‘Ladies atiended by hi ing or Carpets by callin Third avenue, bevweon ENTH 2 AVENUE, prerres weomth and T th atreets,—EDWARD MILLE quncuaiens to ray ‘the full ayy for ladies’ and gentlemen's vast On Clothing on calling or addr ‘anabore. 4 ATERTSN ganna np, opera, is ceive Fives for thelr Gat Garpeis, he. by calling on oF addreaning ids. oy Mrs, iN, ‘nib Seventh avenue, Ve aS St TWELFTH STREUT, NEAR BROADWAY, CASURERG pays the usual Broadway cue, Fog ladien’ and gentlemen's ‘Cast O1f Clothing, “Oidioe. 00 Twellth sixert. Ladies waited upon by, Mrs. Cash oe LADIES AND GENTS WILL YS SIXTIL AVEN i astonisheil to soe the Prices paid by the 0 eat gealer, 8, MINTZ, for Cast OM Clothing, Our flatter ng pros ed OB. Mink pays tho highen eas. wo call oF hand & ote to the ue, second house above the highest x de. vinta ing ine. with a call or a. nol etal “attinded to. Ladies Suended: will be dealt with to your satisfaction, “ADyaNcED tne ‘PRICES = CAST ot oe , arniure, Capel he. Oallfor , ra 9. Gor ae 4 are Agoney, Address Mr. or M bik avenue, betwen Tryenty-socon’ and Ha bo = rater ey PAID IN CABH FOR LADIRG ESTP RIC milomencs Guat Of eae anita so For bai. ng on oF addressin aulies watt atte nied to by Mre. K a 850.000 cams cas: yalgaee Yemen yi ‘hirty-fourth streals. Min ‘ASTROLOGY, oe, M REAL ASTROLOGER Ov OF ‘sini diuts out cnetalen on se sew aud land; rer ry cas cary aes iri re, eats eed marrage, health, wealth lon fe and ae duel conmiibin. A written heer py eth Bloccker street, near Ww ‘oot ter. “A BONA FtpR AST ata +e telis the object of your visit, de. Houston, over the bakery pure Ronni an He fined one aud, ite © guaranteed for Life, Garry avenue. , SONISHING. MADAME MORROW, Ae iat ttoet a alae Seat mt STONTSHING.. MADAME NEI tation from 10 dil 4, by the Pol ir yar re j Bete i 4nd $2 191 Orchard atreet, ce told, SENSATION OT HEARD 08 "eelebrated and. ‘i murat ro palmist at 146 near Grand, WAIRVOYANT.—w14 ADAME Ree Jone trom 10 till lee present and rhtest tore’ i 10 Broadway, fay. ny DISTINGUISHED Ghai one to vis for alekness, ow M Mi, RAY THLLS PAST, PRESENT AND Rite g ! Sey Seveath avenie, hear ‘Twealy-savel Landlen Bc, ay ey eno beak Mee ga is. Past, present, ANTONIA, covutly f:om gratiemen 8a t Washington 7 NATURAL saris roves th dari myAlertes of suueMear rete fours To MARRIED LADIRG—MADAME 2 L, Professor of Midwifery, oan be eral xt 1 canes street. Her “iifailitie rene iberty | 1d sours: ark Wt dea ey auto waar i 1B TO LADIFS — ue, WOMAN'S 1 WOMAN'S TRU in need—Dr. POWERS, 195 Elm stroe in ervodical Drops remove all @iiiculties, “Sere Avoid imi tation, MEN VERY, coop ncloe Ya com, in very Yaslanen.” bah a hy youxo | ATD bees se n 800 in Broadway, 600.0 door, from vENTTAL, me! abyi Fiona AN OLD AND EXPERIENC |p lowe, teat ange od pia | ‘enabled ‘to canoa, by safe resneding, And without of ranee from busingss, Call ot the Me ‘Hotel I R, KENNEDY s arEcrric ea eee ontes certain diseasor without : re cure where bie ad D* outa ‘ ‘Ay PHYSICIAN AND AO mi ih mie fare pn > a for dios requiring nursing. R. pions} mate 8 AN “RR Con. eres ‘XOBLLE: ae | einaicn ‘KAN! is ie ei Aa a Hak OA, PNAS LABi Beane ACA eR ay aon, Seah wo know,