The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1865, Page 2

Noere + aa : . 2 ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1865. ; . > “Woks waa dee CT cclbacaaY VR tec 8 Te pian ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. sete Hating RR.... 08 THE _NAVAL ACADEMY. Firvs im Cleveland, Ew AMOIAL, || OTA NOviIOme, w) on 500 rote ~~ CoxvriaD, June 18,1895. | RDEMITIDN Se VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS AMOUTRE STRAT DERRY FE Tivamsar ran nRTEENTS Toussar, June 18-67. M. $00 rv Genclauhin este Buamination- ‘Tlie Evaus Hoes, ot Petroleum Contre, was burned last’ “On imag cle Or Mawr ORs, p Se son Broa ~~} “whe stock market his morning, but the ad. * 100 9% OU NEWPORT CORKESPON DENCE. wit. The lors is $10,000, no inearance. Lanob: dt i Wesnea ag” epptngy, June go : was active this morning, ° opty psd 100, toes 8% post me se ‘ s svat tint the "Volt aster Soldiers’ Fami> vanoe of last cvening was not fully sustained at tho first | 15000 ErioKR4th mig 924 OL neal Par. abl cae Jeno 19; wee Merrick’e-store was she burhod ; loss $2,080. Waid mia Pan Bonde 3 it Clty of Row York, hecom. | ” aaa oan ; Wi ionas: board. Now York Central, however, closed % higher | 4000Chi &NW lst m 794% 100 Mich oy ¢ examination has at last re Seonclusion THC: | —u— a S it ald noc 08 cea at eens K by eld. ‘pring atreet second esters CRANE Sithe held in thet pring 8 pet oord sesteriay, Brio 36. Reading 2, | OOBCHIEN Wafbs 92% 64” | oxamination of the second class in astronomy to-day was MARRIAGES AND DE, Shureh, near Variek street, this (1 Peduesday) es . " 2000 DelLack&W2m 100 1% | tho last of the series of severe and , ATHS: vetock, Admission 60 ese «ts, : Michigan Southern 3, Itinots Ceiitral 3, Cleveland and | 14000Pitte, FW&eClm 101% 64% re aad Waroush siftings the Laicbaatniahensacads PHOPABALS FOR A Lom Prosoeda for the benett of the Sia 2bath. ebook Pittaburg 134, Fort Wayne 4, Ohio and DMlasissippi cor- | 1000 Miss Molgbs 40 Gabe |) dshingnen hove beep aublected te daring Yoo past furt- Married SPRAW BER! 5 orayre, ‘tifleates {. Rock Island was 3 lower, Cumberland 4. Pron ye th ap Bh + fn night, _ Nothing now occupies their attention and tim® | py .cqmeG\rnETMON.—AtSt Thomas" chinrch, on Mone Gt ant roe yoy ‘eo Bea cfu a Cnisiathn and aaphaneidxahiammatantiadins | ae ae | oxcopt the necessary proparations for their summor | day, une 12 by the Rev. TW. Punnett, rector of i, |) VOUUNTRER” cones HOD 2D POND REL!) pan 'h Kpineo Fohurehe an i wore dull but firmor, and cou) five-twenties 20 shs Merc! ; course, which will, undoubtedly, take place before the Pani's church, Staten Isiand, aasisted bythe Rev. Mr. |! " THE 4UTY OF NEW YORK. Lexington as on rWoireniny en ‘Jane. “ jull but Girmor, pon five-twenties were 4 | i: hank Stato N « Wash ad Mantes: ta satan ‘ Gray, MAKSMALL Bagner to ANxte W. GAnnwersoy, both! | Senidaigrapasaie willie ropeived. as Unie cative anti Shares pas andes, from Sto} na = oS 7 th board at one. o'clock the market ‘ ipatay, ns Hpmen will goon board’ We | oF tiie cit pie << higher, At the open 0.07] ma 7 Continental Bk i é His city: “day, June 22. 1865, at 2 when the kame will be YORU OFFICE, Was strong, and a general advance in quotations took | 100 Fourth Nat Bk | Practice ships and remain thore until they sau Doweree—~TAvTOR. —On’Monday, June 12, at the Laight’ palit, pened, tp thewhale or any part of the sum of ave | MP Jepe 3 1888 5 pre Spat lar board Ni 10 ‘do. 4 THB CAUSE OF THA DELAY. street Baptist church, bythe Rev: John Q.' Adams, Sony. ‘od Hollww of Volunteer Soliiers’ Family Aid WOTTCE, TO. orem Soluce, At the socond regular board New York Central | 18 1, nse wet amie a aned bi ty Cen TE: C. Dunemne, to Many Lovisa, daughter of the liter] fund Redempiion Bowds Tron of bt Nem York, wuthor | Notice is tierehy giv snl after onday, June 12 ‘was % higheeshan. at tho close of the frst board, Rrio | off EPls strdre fi i > deiny im caused by the necessity of keepinganum.| Gharlos Q. Taylor, Keq., of Saratoga. Pca ceemenet ype ayer May 1 tbas, | 2838, the oeimane pe ring Sure gun loove, oF "%, Hudson River 2, Reading 4, Michigan Southern | 100 — | ber of the officers, who accompany the midshipmea and re nara =" ‘Trinity ig a Sarma ine The ‘said bonda will it erent at the rain of aeven ner ovens ia 5 Tite w strictly enforomi” i Ag oss . ‘ of tet r vp. Montyomery, Haney Wrern ne # Tue i 0: tl . Ml fu 1%, Cloveland and Pistsburg 1%, Rock Island 3, | 188 Del & Hy who are alzo instructors in the Aca\icmy, Nero 8000 a8 ee ee ieee nter of Williaa fe 'Teaversec| ‘and ovembertmem youre ai Che. pet cael Sie ae TRS sun of ty cen (well Be, pal # fmvavers donnie ort Wayne f ferent stu- | jf jecmod on th oy oe te Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi! corti. | 390 CumP to-come to decide on the slanding of. the: @ideromt stu- | uq>, alt’ of this city, deemed on the tise tay of Newbubor, ita eotekiank tace's nen nuzaled, and whieh. xball cates 3, Cumboriand 1%. Government sccusities | 300 dents, a8 acquired by tho late examination, Baltimore papers please conv, PT pe i rence poy gery ine oe i fot een ih Seat were quiet, but coupon five-twenties advanced 100 West'n Union Tel WHAT 13 DONE ON TIT CROIBE, GreaTunep-—Levy,—O Priday, January 6, at 86°) whore pro ainnts enemies wilh ibessubon ihe. ranuined se wade Ants eody fer i 1 wary aos ’ pon vfive-twentirs advanced %- | A8') 299 Quicksilver SgCo 200 i. Ona Hh Whe edilles wet penbahy vendest ‘ Thomas’ chureh, Now York, by the Rov. Dr. Morgan, | deposit with the Chadnberlaim fat the roadway Bank), on orf WMON, "te ony forty conte will Fe Mt TOT cape. 4, the second open board there was a fractional recession ot 500 RR 100% © versels will probably rendezvous at Gardner's Buy, | Arynen Gurarieen, of England, to Easa, diughtor of'| hetore tho frst day cee BS sums ayvarded to'them | Gun") 0! Mage SF LRTRIe Abn ah A UTR oon pay of prices. Now YorioCeniral sold at 93, Eric 78%, Hudson River 1053,, Reading $6 44, Michigan Southern (b.3).6434, ‘Cloyotand and Pittsburg 67%, Rock Island 99, North. western 26, Oh'o and Mississippi certificates 25, Cum- berland 4235, Quicksilver 63. The gold market hks beech very active under pur obasos on botlr legit’ andepeculative account, The S40: ‘The price was depressed ‘ely in the afternoon by a ‘Talso runior to thio effect that Sve-twenties bad advanced t 68 abroad. The latest quotation brought by’ the Seotia, howevor, was O70 34. ¥Whis steamer brings the., report of another largo failure i tho East India trado— samely, that of Fulchor, Cooper & Co, ; but the rumored bank failures at Bombay were not confirmed. The shipment on Wednesday promises to be large. ‘The domand for goreign exchange continues brisk, and bankors’ sterting at sixty days is quoted at 110% a %. Mercantile bills are rated at 109% a X. Monoy is very abundant at 4 a 5 per cont, with ex- “romely exceptional transactions only at six. Thore is more animation in Wall street just now than thas boen visible there for some weeks, or”even months \ ‘past, although the accoasion of outside business is small, “Tho activity in gold is stimulating prices in all direc- ‘tions, and that poculiar buoyamey which is the rosult of ‘fictitious influence is alroady beginning to be felt in both Mogitimate and speculative channels. A report provailed on the street that the President had rabolishod tho ‘tax of twenty-five per cent in kind on ‘cotton, which it is to be hoped he in any case will soon ‘do, if he has not already dong it. It is an inequit- ‘ablo war tax, for which thero is no longer @ necessity. Tho quantity of cotton in the South bas beon wariously estimated, but ip all probability it is loss ‘than is gonerally supposed, and most of it will ‘be required for our domestic mAnufactures as fast as Ht oan be conveniontly transported toa place of shipment. ‘The cost of transport will at the same time, if wo take into consideration the interruption of ‘tho usual facilities, bo so heavy upon a fargo portion of tho whole that it will matorially advance ‘the price at which it might be otherwise sold tm thohome markets, Tho removal of the tax will oxert ‘no important effect upon our export trade, owing im the ‘first place, to the Limited quantity of cotton in the South- ‘orn country, and in the nxt to tho cost of removing it ‘from different parts of the ipterior to the nearest sea- Tho highest and lowest prices of gold since the com- «mencement of the year have been:— % ‘The aggrogate value of the exports, exclusive of specie, ‘at tho port of Now York during the week ending June 13 was $2,105,979. ‘Tho business at the Sub-Troasury to-day was as fol- ows:— Reooipte for customs......... lance... -Subseriptions to government loan, 160,000 The following comparative statement shows the ave- ‘rage condition of tho leading items of the Philadelphia ‘banks for tho past aud previous week :— Last Week. This Week. ‘Loans a - $53,095,083 81,973,271 SBpecio sees gl abi, 788 1,308, Logal tenders. Be 008 18,972; 038 ari 518,576 40,225, Grotation. vevee 6,717,753 6,786, iat ‘Tho Jeffersonville Railroad is to be extended to Albany, ‘Tnd., and the work will be commenced as soon aa the right of way is secured. The construction of the St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad is still in agitation, but the progress of tho preliminary work is not rapid. ‘The earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada -during the wook ending June 9, amounted to $55,924, vwhich is $3,052 in oxcess of the receipts for the same «time in 1864. ‘The following additional national banks were author- (zed during the week onding Jane 10, 1865:— Name. ital. juinmaick . . 000 ‘ational Iron. 200,000 400,000 369,300 300,000. ‘200,000 100,000 300,000 422,700 100,000 f 100,000 ambridgeport . 100,000 - Saratoga County. 150,000 Muskingum. . ‘Zanosville, Ohio. 100,000 Tmaportes ra! and Traders’.New York 1,500,000 ow York 1,000,000 Notlonai Baie 100,000 Coldwater. 100,000 National. 100,600 First .. 100,000 100,000 100,000 60,000 468, 300 Farmers. . 251,700 350,000 Hadley Falls. 200,000 Firat... 160,000 50,000 100,000 000,000 500,000 Aggrogato capital... Previously authorized Whole number of bai 1,251, with an a Amount of circu banks for woek ending June 10, in Proviously issued Total circulation Issued............66+6. 187,772,105 The Socretary of the Treasury has designated the fol- lowing national banks as additional depositories of the public money:—Morchants, Washington, D. ©.; Bx. chango, Norfolk, Va.; Exchange, Philadelphia, Pa ; Farmers’, Annapolis, Md. ; Richmond, Richmond, Ind. ; National Metropolitan, Washington, D. C.; Leather Man- ufacturers’, New York. The total value of the foreign exporta from the port of Baltimore last weok was $171,544 ‘Tho following is the report of the Lllinois Central Rall oad for ‘he mouth of May:— Copetruction lands sold, Lnterost fund lands sold. Free lands sold 464," o 135,307,800 Prive. Acres. Total receipts in month of May, 1865. Total receipts in month of May, 1+64. . — nas ¥, June 13—10:90 A. M. $4000 US6's, 1868,000 nm ios MbsNYConRRsI 9514 1000 US6's, 1881, reg 108% 1000 US6's) 5.20;0ou 103% 80000 do. 5-20c0u- 108%" "700 shs Brie Ri. 830 ix , 10334 heme Sadana 105 10000 oi Hoke: ioe cer. 10000 American 500 shs Canton 200 810 300 $00 Guicksliver Maco ne aff Mich Genital RE 112 12 10 Cumb Coal pref... 100 Atlantic’ MSS Go 1! 200 N ¥Y Central RR. te 200 rg 100 do, 100 do, 500 do, 20 do,.... 600 Erie RR. OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. -Toursvay, June 18—6 P. M. + Asuxrs.—Receipts, 45 bbls. The market remained quiet, Salos 100 bbla, at 7c. @ Te. for pots and 8c. for pearls. Breavervrrs.—Recoipts, 9,718 bbls. flour, 175 do., and 331 bags corn meal, 28,550 bushels wheat, 43,739 do. ‘corn, 260 do. malt. The advance in gold ‘had the offect of causing increased firmness in tho flour market, and prices advanced Sc. a 10c. per Dbl, but the market closed heavy, and the outside quotations wero hard to realize; the sales were 10,000 bbls. Rye flour was quiet and unchanged. Canada flour was in fair demand; sales were made of 400 bbls. at our quotations, Southern flour was also in fair demand and prices worea shado firmer; the sales wero 1,300 ‘bbls. Corn meal was active, with sales of 15,500 bbls. at $5 20 for Brandywine and $4 75 for Western. $5 65a 600 Ma 640 45a 655 Common to medium extra Western, 6 30a 650 Extra round hoop Ohio. «695 a 700 Western trade brands. ~ 7100 8 76 Extra St. Louis.. 7 60 a 1200 Common Southern, 715 a 800 Faney extra do, 8 10 a 12 00 Common Canadian. 6358 670 Good to choice and extra. . +675 a 860 Goes aaa a Ine), * » 6B a 5 BS orn mt THCY... ~440 475 Corn meal, Brandy 5258 650 Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons. 29 00 a 30 00 —The wheat market was also firmer, and with modorate csaoag and @ fair demand, in nee ae shipment, prices cht Aeris ny sales wore 8,000 Dashels a ‘at $1 8736 for wns ‘ichign Western. Rye was quiet but Corn was. in fair demand, and the prices realized showed some {m, ment. 10 sxlos Were 60,000 bushels, at 85c. a new mixed Western, 780. a 82c. for soft do., 90c. for kiln dried and 90c, a 95c, for white Western. Barley was quiet. Malt was unchanged in every respoct. The de- mand for oats, was fairly active, ant ices were Ic. a 2c. higher. The. were hea a 75. for West- ern, in store and afloat, and @ 60c, for Canadian. Corrox.—The market was depreaned by the Scotia's news and closed heavy. Sales were le of about 600 bales. We quote:— peo Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.O.@T. +. 28 28 2 28 33 33 = 42 42 ry “ £ 60 Corre was quiet but firm. “ine Scott's agtation were as follows: 280. ; Rio, fair, ato. a Fuge 4 foenin tn ots Mee, a tees Rio, fale oso om oes Gio 3 ile, j Ja vale, Jere mats and cary ve Ceylon, 190: 8 23c., gold, net cash, AR of io ad Santos on June 13, 1865, ia 795; Ce, 4,000; Maracaibo, 2,100; ‘other paling tions, 3,608 ; total, 69,684 Fanidurs’ were ‘deci firmer, with more offering. The ments were:—To Liverpool, oe tons sperm oil at 148., 250 do, mah at Toa p per steamer, 2,500 boxes cheose at 24s. a ,000 bushels wheat at 53¢4., 200 bales cotton at 4d. ‘To’ London, 300 bbis. flour at 1s, 9d. To Glasgow, per steamer, 7,000 bushels wheat at 5d, To Amsterdam, 600 bbis, petroleum at 56.3d. A deal charter (St. John to Liverpool) was made at 603. Hay was steady, with large sales at 96c. a $1, and to government $22 per ton, wood excluded. Hors were steady, with sales of 100 bales at from 126. wo 300. Mocarses was steady. We note sales of 130 hhds. Cuba at 35c, a 450. Navan Srores.—We note further sales of 150 bbls. “—_ turpentine at $1 65 a $1 70. Caxx.—We note sales of 225 tons Western at $45 a Provisions. —Receipta, 1,026 bbis. pork, 177 do. beef, 165 packages cut meats. The pork market ruled the turn firmer, and prices were 25c. higher. The move- ment was fair both in old and new. The sales comprised about 9,000 bbis., cash and roger, at $27 75 a $28 25 for new, aud $2460 a $25 for mens; eee ea prime, ‘and $20 a $20 50 for prime mous; ‘also 7, new mess, for all this month and next, ‘at $25 8 a 27 30, buyers’ snd sellers’ option. Beef was steady, with s fair domend. "Tho. salen wore 300 Dbla. at. $10 0. $14 for mess, and $12 $13 for extra do. Beef hams were steady at $25 a $27 60; sales 150 bbls. Bacon was steady, with sales of 80D boxes, at 18%c. a 1éc. for Cumberland, 6c. for short rib, and i6%0. for long clear. Cut meats were in fair demand; the sales were 400 packages, at 114¢¢. @ 14c. forshoulders, and 14c. a 180. for hams. Lard was fairly active, and prices were fully sc. higher; the sales were 1,800 ibis. at 15%. @ 19340, @1944c., the lat- ter an extreme rate, Butterwas active and Western, 25c. a 30c., and State, 27c. a 32c, Cheese was dull at 8¢. @ 16c. Rice was steady, with sales of 1,000 bags Rangoon c, A ONGC, ‘and 176 tierces Carolina at 1140. @ me iuGaR was active and 3c. higher. Dealers gonerally asked Se. advance, but it was not paid. The sales were 1,600 bhds., at Llc. a 143¢c. for Cuba and 12c. ag ms for Porto Rico; also 600 boxes Havana at 103¢c. tined is ic. higher, most of the refiners being sold ahead of production. we quote Stuart's loaf at 19%%c; granu- lated, crushed and ground, 19¢,; white, 18¢., and yel- ow. Sreurer.——150 tons sold short at 8e. currency. ‘Tra was quiet, and wo heard of only 1.300 packages oolongs, greens and Japan on private terms. Tonacco was steady, The better grads hela very firm. 110 hhds, Kentucky sold at from Te. to 28 Woot was dull and heavy and declining. 100,000 Ibs. doineatic fleeces sold at irom 56c. to 760. for State and Wostern, Wurener.—Receipts, 902 bbls. The demand continued fair, and prices were firm. The sales were 800 bola, Western at $2 05, closing quiet, s Custom House Matters. The three commissioners appointed by the Treasury Department at Washington to investigate the affairs of the New York Custom House, reported to Collector Dra. per yesterday morning, and will commence their labors next week. They will report the result of their investi- gations to the Secretary of the Treasury, with whatever suggestions they may deem necessary for the improve- ment of the revenue service of New York. THE SOUTHERN COLLECTORS. R. R. 8, Andros, Col. Montague and Dr. Mackey, spe cial agenta of the Treasury Department, have arrived in New York, on rowte post Mobile and Charles. ton, where they are res) en by the govern- ment to re-establish rornae of the United States, They will take their departure forthe sceno of their future labors to-morrow, in the revenue cotter Kankakee, as reported in the Heranp yesterday, Col. Montague will be accompanied to Mobile by Geo. F. H. Young, formerly of the New York Custom House, but more recently dota duty at Now Orleans, where he bas ‘been en, in reorganizing the various departments of ‘the Custom House at that city, His long experience in the revenue service renders his services very valuable in the work of reorganization. New Mivino Intenxers—Bontva vor Wiwekey.—The mining interest in this city postesses at the pregout time an absorbing interest. It has been discovered that refuse shale and coal, if suffered to lie in heaps and undis- wirbed, will turn to whiskey. Still more Wonderful is the fact that the whiskey is found barreied up. To Dunne, Fuller & Co. belongs the praise of inventing this “iew ie Collector Chase first discovered it. On Saturday, in another part of the’ coal mines where was found the ‘one hundred and fifty barrels the other 6000 do, 2d call 1000 Virginia 6’ 7) 4000 N Carolina a {00 noainn RR, 930 98 4000 Missouri 6's... 09% do... 610 as 5000 ao. am do “ day, Collector Chase unearthed seventeen full barrels and found twelve parts of barrels that had once heid the fluid, but bad been emptied and taken to pioces. — Petro- leum no longer possesses any interest for Peorians, | The magical boriug for eile,” otiee #0 potent, fails to disturb thelr equinanimity, Henceforth the main topic of con Versation will be boring for whiskey. — Collector Clase has a bg thing already, and, we understand, las “taken an interest’? in the conl beds where the whiskey is found A quard is stationed there to protect the property. It tn confidently expected that a now vein will aon be dis. covered. —Peria (TIL) Transcrivt, June & L. 1, the same as last year, and will not crvise furthor out than the Wostera [slo Tho midship {mom will be’ exorcised in the heavy work, such as striking lower yards and topmasts, carrying out’ ‘anchors, landing and embarking howitzers and all'tho modvéments necessary an on enemy's Coast, Thoy will also bé roquired to work tho js themselves, the members of the frat or graduating ofits being the'deck jolticers. The first and second classeg also will be drilled ‘as ooalheavers, “oilers, firemen, afd watch enginecrs. (Although this is not very agreeableemployment, it is still. ivery necessary, and the midshigmen’ who come out of the coal hale too black to be reoggnized, when their tour of duty is completed, have added to their valuable theo- rotical acquiroments a practicAl knowledge and skill that has rendered them forover their own. After thoir ‘cruise the membors of the graduating class were ex- amined by a board of chsh pammenemt im this branch, and cere: a proficiency that drew the warmest and ‘most flattering commendation from the board. ‘THR SQUADRON AND 178 COMMANDERS, ‘The Macedonian will be the Sagehtp, and will bo u.uet command of Commander Donald Fairfax, who will alsocommand the squadron. The Winno) will be commanded by Licutenant Commander R. F. Bradford, and the Marblehcad and Marion will be respectively un: der the command of Lieutenant Commanders C. C. Car- penter and H. W Miller. THE EXAMINATIONS FOR @ candidates recommended for mids! en will be Fe for admission in October. The only knowledge they are required to possess ia the ordi amount of lenfhing @ of fourteen has acquired. e examina- tion frequet ous doreean avast amount of on the part of candidates, some boing poupenty.. found incapable of writing thelr own names ‘Tho hora make esibempenrence nee resnie all i and ol many em, Ld even ludicrous pictares. inedierely ng rs vin aving | pomd ier eee are provid rend th uniforms. jing a new fic pan, does into eater Photograph phic galt have he pict Picture buttons and all, for the ae tion and eiiteation of his friends. Several this description are orected in the nei; borhdog, and business. . quite a thriving ‘THR BOARD OF VIFTTORS. The following are all of the Board of Visttors who re- examination—Vice Admiral Fat put, lent ‘Admiral Porter, Captain Worden, ©. Green, ' New York; Rev. Dr. Boynton, Horase Maynard, Tonioonce; Hoo. Jan 1 Bi 1 ais, Wiscon: sin; Jno. N. A. Griswold, Newport: Jno. M. Forbes, Massachusetts; Noah Brooks, Call California, The annual moeting of fof the: New ‘New England members of the Society of Friends is held in Newport to-morrow. Prambern ct | oon have arrived..to-day, and the hotels \@ traditional rain that accompanies the faibering of of mn volais of the codtinuntiy 16 et wanting. Feet nr agy prio anageraaaher oe we bry roa chusetts delegation foun y overcast, and as write the rain is falling in torrents, ‘The Saxon Extradition Case. CONTINUATION OF THE TESTIMONY—STRON@ PROOF OF THE IDENTITY OF THR ACCUSED. Before United States Commissioner Newton. ‘The Saxon extradition cade was again up-before Com- missioner Newton yesterday, anf considerable interest seemed to be manifested in the proceedings. The prisoner, Theodor Seydel, alias Frederick Theodor, was present in court, attended by Mr. Dittonhoffor. Mr. Schmidt, tho Saxon Consul General, with Mr. La- paugh ds his counsel, was also in attendance, on behalf of the King of Saxony. Mrs. Anna Schazberg was the first witness called, and testified:—tI reside at No. 167 Elm street, and havo for over six years; I know tho accused ; he lived in the samo house with me for five or six months; be wrote tome once and once to my husband. Two letters were here shown to the witnoss by Mr. Lapaugh, who asked her to state whether she knew the signatures, Witness—The signaturés are his; thoy are written in English; hia real name is Theodor Seydol, and his sol- dier name {s William Landers; he requested in the let- ters to be addressed as William Landers; I wrote two lotters to him; the first one I directed _to William Lan- ders, Second Manaachusetts rogiment, Hart's Island; the second one '8 Island; I never saw the prisoner writ Kit! don't) ae is handwriting; the only reason I think’ he wrote the letters is beeause his name was to them; he was in the cigar business whilo he re- sided in’ the’ upper a of eee house; everybody then called him Theodor Seydel; didn’t tell me where he came from, but I saw heaened on the letters coming to him the word wnitz.?? ‘Mrs. Mina Tribler, a bright, interesting looking zat woman, was the next witness and etoetin live in South Fourth street, Williamsburg ; resided thero five years; ten years ago ae sided in Chemnitz, Saxony; saw tho prisoner before in Williamsburg, in September last year, at amy sister's house; my Sister's name is Caroline Luders: on he was at my sisters’ he said he was Mr. Seydel, of Chemnitz; he said he know my father in Saxony, and said he was in an tron factory; I have a sister named Mra Klampe in this country. Mrs. Lonisa Kiampe, sister of last witnoss, 4 a | was born in Plaum, in Saxony; lived there “eight years, and then went to Chemnitz, where I resided; knew the risoner in Chemnitz; jis name was SeeTe: first saw jim in this count in Al @ said he had a wife and children in Chemnitz; T saw him @ thousand times in Chemnitz, but we never spoke together there. Mr. Lyons gma a At the reason he did not speak i? Was he too proud? ‘itness—Yes—(laughing)—I suppose I haye a trothes in the rom business. in. Obemnite; the prisoner told me he knew him, and that his son was in my brother's foundry. Mr, Wm. Jarvis, a special oMficer in the United States Marshal's office, téstifed to the arrest of Seydel outside of Washington, and to the fact that the prisoner wrete a Lapse himself, at the request of the colonel of his rej wep in which description he gave mame as * | Steams ieulars about his {noni mnucl Apolant wa: then recalled, and was handed some letters purporting to have been written by the jsoner to Mem hazberg, and asked to identify them. r. Lapaugh, at the same time, offered the letters in evi- dence, The. letters would be important as tending to rte 4 the accused. Mr. Dittenhoffer objected to the admissibility of the amy in evidence. Tapaugh contended that they were admissible, on tne, around t Mr. Apolant had seen Seydel write, and having seen him write had testified as to his beliof in the genuineness of Seydel’s signature to thoso letters, He also stated that the letter ‘hich bore the signature of u coused, and which addressed to Mra. Schaz- berg, were admitted by Seydel to have been written by him Mr, Dittenhoffer said that the biggest legal joke he wer heard was attempting to prove the handwriting of a nan by @ witriess who sheolntety awore that a letter written by a third person to himself (Mr. Dittenhoffer} wag in the handwriting of the accused. He Alaimed thal it was perfectly safe for Mr. Apolant, at the time he tes- lifled, to state that those letters were written by the risoner, and that only having seen him write once, he was incompetent to Judge of the handwriting, from the fact that two handwritings totally dixsimilar, and having ag nag oy ¢ommon with each other, were actu- ally sworn by this astute judge of handwriting (Apolans) to have been written by the Tn the course of his argument Mr. Dittenhoffer alluded to the case of Mr, Hunter, accused by Mr, Cinco, who absolutely swore that his “namo was ao forgery, and through a long cross-examination insisted that it was a forgery, and stated that after the examination was finished Mr. Cisco came forward and ac- knowledged his mistake, stating that his name was writ- ten by himself. ‘Tho Commiasionor stated that if the testimony were un- supported by any other evidence he might have some doubts about the letters being admissible in evidence, but having other evidence tending to prove the ba ness of Mr. Apolant’s evidence he should rule that the letters were properly admits.ble in evidence, Mr. Apolant was then further examined, but nothing new was elicited from him. Mr. Lapaugh then aa- nounced thatthe ease for the prosecution was closed. The further hearth; ng of the case was thon adjourned till Friday next, Juno 16, at twelve M The Late Cot Cane, TO THR RDITOR OY THE HERALD. New Youn, Juno 18, 1865. I was much surprised on Saturday morning last to ace ‘a card publishod in your paper, purporting to be signed by five of the jurors serving on the cotton caso (recently ter- hated in the United States District Court) addressed to D. &. Dickinson, District Attorney, and which found ite Way into the columns of your widely road and influential journal, and which needs correction by me, I have sorved as a juror in the several courts held in the city of New York for the last sixtorn years, and the practice #0 prevalent of late of Jurors publishing the private discus. sions of the jury room, through the press, which hereto. fore wero considered sacred, should roceive the consure of an intelligent community, That the statement# con- tained in said card were without any foundation or truth Jean substantiate—tho motivo of which will be shown hereafter, ‘The statement made that tho other five jurors wowd have signed tho card, if prosont, ia untroo, tho fact is they would nol sign tho cord, A.W. ROBINSON we tothe Commptrolier the ty ‘On peesentin, 01 ler the receipte ofthe Chim derlain tor'smcl ite tho partion will be pe vontiued oe ceive bonds or ‘ainovarts of the par value of the sums awarded to them, bearing Interest fram Ju}; Myer Lewy, of Now York. Warkns—Wartes.—On Monday, June 42, by the Rev. J. Qnincy Adams, Joun F, Warers, of Phitadolphia,’ td: Many Ane. Warnen, of Hereford, Enylaoit he received from buys. - , 208" a, W. MORTONy Firat Marsh. pan oe Teew Each proposal khauld be “weated om, od ‘Proposals Died. for foe Yoleieer: oe Fa ott Fung eden Batty, —Siddenly, on on Tuesday, June 13. Guerre ‘Comptrotier. 1 INPANT. POR? ADOPTION AT Ke beloved daughter of’ Chas C. and’ Emma Baily. ‘ho Fight is ton Fhc101 Sint aveuga ‘Tho friends and intances are respectfully invited sidered ER prolnct ray a \ tounaod i, funeral, this (Wodnesday) aftermown, ap!) comuty. ASTHE! "| conron P .—1 AM 8 RECEIVED. YOUR ono o’cliok, from the residence of her parents, oo Por | cme Jota, WEF Hoot; CONE EO UpARG ever tLe woe ry aytlt stroet, Crary. —On Monday, Tuino 12, at half-past nine o'elook': BENGLE, EXPERIEWED LADY, WITH A LITTLE aa suiira BM. Grnonny!youngeat. child of Gen and Mary 1 tts fa wing oe eens iB | [Pans war ‘Salesian mah Tie yt Crary, 0. wots... Yeution, mA Uri fort. Ba yur ofoe,, The. relativ i friends of the family are ies aoe House, » pet ahs rant und William atreets, room 208.» be Seanistrewe ‘ vit weer ak iene attend the val, on Thursday afternoon, “Att Pape" . DOMING VBE: & Gor o'clock, fromAhe residence of her Parents, TTS Lake's Dyer. sana OULD AND St. SiLvEr joni sea please copy. luce, Leroy/street: df of ta Toot ‘bie to Ty 20 IND AY CARPET PCantenmtae ON Tienda, June 13, Apa, infant dough” stats piddesdob crebouge, by Linke & ALLE ne a, ON HO, vou NO AACE Sams ter of F. and ‘Mary J..Campbeli,, aged 1-year; 1 33 Fine pes ao 12,1009. % Mona om i! fan neh, will revern. itt tos the: montti and 8-days. 1 Jeng 13, 1809 martes | ea Y coe etioaae ca il ak plac 08 Thursday earitngats PPIIDEND. Tie BBLONER atLyER MINING CoM | Tr-rTin ree Dessoni.—Suddenly, on Monday morning, Juno 12, af artyrose (St) adliken dlarasper Coot in golly payable. through the 1 of "aren ry at’ Pino's Bridge, Croton Lake, Mary, of Edward | Penk ‘of Callfonain to. ye pete ral at ork Blders, I lesovexchange, "| he wtil be: rewarded, and receive the warm Dunscomb, in the 69th year of her age. LEBS & WALLER, obtuwommer of the cane, which wan-valned a4 agit. ‘The relatives and eee Hs fant are ly New Yona, June 13, a. Hl ia DUBBELL, Jr invited to attend the funeral, this ( Inesda pone XCELSIO®: PETRO! t LEUM COMPANY=SIRTH DIVE’ | PY MRK; FORMERLY OF BT. BOUT a sensoreloeks free She Betecnet Dutch church, corner dena. ‘The -tmustogs of this company have this day mie wae Bites : jeate with Julis, tation D, Newt Dremaony.—At Portchester, on Tucsdéy morning, {free ea ‘tren a8 that omic th Bay! stengegr ed nowy hee se will hear of an old friend who is most ani June 13, after a | ciigen Painful linens, which’ he bore er wll from the Joth to tive felt sFuneys | 2" of John end ‘Ane ram 5 years, ed in Gompany:f Hocon iieialsee Terontieth army core ‘*8'days. NyoRTH: CAROLINA \BANK | NOTES \WANTED—BY*} taken pygmy “5 ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are respectfully GILBERT & ENTZ, No. 4 Wall sitcot. gion i jae on toda Soups hit ham Korte inyited'torattend the funeral, from St. Peter’s church, MunkCade “roceived by hix auxious pareniae Address: ive. J. Portchester, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, with: AVY AGENTS’ AMBIQUARTERMASTRRS -VOUCHA | (Badiem,! 4p Smith street, Brooklyay Ns Xi. Southers papers out further noticd. leave ‘Twenty- -soventh street, ere pul Pas Wal treet -oppoaiia United States Troesuey. ‘pleaser oy. at hall Bingen pote « Cte aed F : Dunno. —On Tuesday, Juno 13, Mazoarer’Dowpow. FFICE OF THE “PITTSBURG, vorT WAYNE aye el i in 4 J IRN MANE cater ete Softee Hertomains will be taken from 49 Mulberry street-to ‘Chicago Rallrond (Company, Pittalmrg, .Mity 3 {ora Lg Pree ee OW Nac x Con Calvary Cemetery, on Thursday Registration of Hote is heraby giv porunidernar| wontee: } Hxchange ‘plsce, room 10, between 12: Fiexex.—On Tuesday, “pena ib, Cunwriam Despaien, son | cordance with ‘an-order ofithe Board of Fectore; the Third = - of John and‘Rebecea Ficken: National Bank ofthe city of New York has beew appointed '| lreaxep) 2 ATION WANTED_OF ELLEN woourni \ Notice-of funeral in to-morrow’s paper: Heats sua on ced atten Stee & pectine.at wilak cise -|{wvies 7 latnly, came tovthie country: and wie tofu narewet ‘ Gruxoor.—At Cornwall; Orango county, N: ¥., on Moa- | now cartificaten will be issued by the tranafer ngeuta at Now | | (pny inlantion of staying am Ting olga formation day, Sune 12, Francreque E. Gianovx, aon 06 Regis Gig- | York. Monars. Winslow, Lanior & (o.. No.-62 "Wall. street, iene Poi Mg. gp egg ti Ay tp at | clther to tha-prese: ge for hone ther, ontstandu W. CARS, Prenidont m and counterrigned by the registrar, future shareholdersyin exchange «please coy. j RY) ON'T YOU" WRIT! piipinaese HE ite Dy MANSISEES, oux, aged 17 yeara, 9 months and 12 days. neTumuow.—At Porth: Amboy, N. J. suddenly, on hwarmaateg? June 7; Auaxy Dexicxson, daughtor of tho Inte Williamiand(Christiana Harrison, ‘in tho 66th year of ¥FFICE or. THE (BRADLEY Of: COMPANY _O¥*} No. wee pac perenne rs geen | 7 TANAU, CAN RECEIVE Hyw xtr.—On Tuesday morning, June 13; aftor a short bi UIS_ LINDENBAUER, OF IAI and severe -illt Euza: Jaye, beloved wifo: of Charles wirect. information by “calling. at room No. & of 21 Nas Hewlott, in the 38th year of her A nfser the bab one B. L, LOWERCE, Secretary. “VOUCHERS WANTED BY age. Te vblatives and fiends of tho famiby are reapcetfully invitod'to attond'the funeral, from her late -residence, 291 East Forty-ninth. street, "between First aad Second IS8 NELLIE MARVIN WITL CONFER A FAVOR ‘on an old friend by xending her address through the it office to Robert Chotton. ‘Mv ; te w York QUayreanasreas praia Oe estes ate ae Ae ee Sine 19) rn O01 1ST Broadway, reom. ! ere a RTE ox, 3 iL : AN: Lene Sane ‘cITy AND. vitae ry hae rs SPATE | to aix months a bo ree nerai, from theresidence of herinephew, George Booth, | *%4 oraceda pl ve rasa, & CO., SeBroeds y LOST AND BoUN No, 12 Arch. street, Newark, N, J., this (Wednesday) mrorning, at Half-past'ten o'clock. Hart.—On Sunday morning, Juno 11; ofconsumption, med A. Haar, som: of the late Henry Havt, aged 33 the relatives and friends of the Seid a Me pal |, from the-residenco of his TAMOND CLUSTER LOSt—LOST, 0 night, acluater of Diamonds, nine iW Sumber F Ting. The 'fludec will receive $50 reward for ite return Kirkpatrick, jeweller, corner of Broadway and Duene pod Osta LITTLE BLACK ‘Boo, with Waits NIOR PETROLEUM! STOCK AND A PEW 0 rng leading off stock for rule, at the lowest anark IN & CO., Globe’ Building, 64 6 i rn to ‘or etreet. Wayans 000 SHARES NEW YORK AND NEWEUG, {avitod to-attendithe Gompany's Block. Address, ‘with Tawest, casts | as : mT brother, J West, 125th ‘root, ben Sixth | price, Ohio, Herald oe ras reward will io pait Ao Bia ae vent nel ora Polock. ar ae — Me The retalo is will be taken to ite Plains fov interment, wax get coord hy oem or . Tey gia! . inte len ofcook A, M. train from, Serenty isth atrect! | seat cntete or morchandine "Apply to MW. WILBOMy i owes A FOURTH AVENUE CAR, 20TH OW June 12; Manene: Kicauen, | Broadway, room 85, ene ; May. @ Portemonnaie, containing money, which ip eative oft ser rao Laettelyons, county Cork, Ire” | SSoetways.room Das Sasser by proving property and paying expenses, fang, the STUh year of ON BOND AND MORTH ACA ‘The relatives and friends of the family-are respectfully Property inthis city;in num 5 OST_ON MONDAY, JUNE 12, A LARGE SIZED $44. ae atte! eral. from hia late residgnce, 178 | to suit. No by Pocketbook, containing Cattaraugus land contracts, let. Hilzabeth at - (Wednesday) afvernoon, at one o'clock _ i) 2) MOMRES-S:BIUGINGS, Lb tananyonse = __ | ters, de. cand 20 sharon. Cattaraugus Si German be i of Lawnnnar. On Sunday bight, Jane: 14, Joseru Law| gay (yQ To) LOAN—oN NRW Ons GH vy | suitably reared by leaving dhe name for ©. Heol, ooo eae daad i a he Oe White & Neal, No, 2 Cortlandt atraet. invited to attend the funeral, at St. = | [O88-08, A TIUKD AVENUE CAM, MONDAY. EVEM. Stuyvesant square, this Ch at afterncen, at five 4 ing, etbook, cantalning ned o'clock, without further oti acreral Yaluablo papers x including pnass to ihe cay, and rf note rowar P Bp em Hochelie, on Montes, Seth; Bee A's sone bye yee oes cet § oF Hadar ons kin ue aamse to 18 Whitehall eke nee Relatives and friends of the family are respoctfully PORES: SRNR Dee ean ail oaan At aad vited to attend tho funoral services, this (Wednesday) PARTNER WANTED—$1,000 IN A QUCIA TivE O8T—ON TUESDAY, JUNE 13, ON THE ROOSEVEL® ternooa, at 2 o'cloo! A cash manufacturing business, well’ catabilshodt street ferry boat, ckage accounts. The sinder ') otake Ne. New Haven care leave Twenty-seventh street J IRBLAND & will be suitably rewat it as uddrogeed on ‘ou the charge of same. by he ie No.1 Tryon row, corner Gantoo-st envelope, with R. A. Robertson & Co,, 117 Pearl at half-past eleven A. Laxawontay.—At her residence; Nowark,. N. J., ‘late euerramat WITH BUSINESS: ‘of Sixty-second street, New York, on Thursday, June 1, fee Deny emg #2 Sy manny [op boireen Ong and two ohh 6 om ook MONAT, or Kone, England, and: vader ree pomeasee scent on sala spalunt burinese-na pesings, ent avelling | Fin duder will bs liversty yeeros by lectine ence Loaner ~ : Bay Peon ¢ finder will bo liberally row erate Mary Hasieg, bolton of the catates at Edmonton, that | Aidrses AK bow Mid Herald office, tment: | gz'Front street or 301 Wost Twenty-fourth areeh. have lam dormant ego rae - PARTY REMRING FROMANESTADLIGMT pc OBT_ON FIIDAY, O8 TWENTY. rouRTH SiR Madness Brooklyn, On: on Monday, June 12, Lisin manufacturing business, paying large prostnas a rcctred Ch wees pen Bon ndbergrg nk bir 4 Bae re ae pt TE b nt ile : inte, oS ad Shong | The finder will pleano leay { at8 Twenty tour Sea nae cane eee oes aad hmans)| apr adee SSartat fence | LOR, Foner svat Onn, 4 als ween ive of ret wi ‘Peal eae tse rg . Sta‘om A, 5 sire. : vBumness, | warded on ing at George &. Davie, ot Broadway McGrata.—On Tuesday, June Patmos McGaatn, a iy AOA eine pl : MAK, HAVING. 9600 WANTR 9 To sorn | J O8T_#8 REWARD. —STRAYED FROM 41 BLDRIDOR native of county Letrim, of Gilasnit, Ireland, aged tea iene uate Ce ste A) 66 years. baiedie riunity: for am fasrede NOT MAKING | ety seed at prodigy tee Tadlelt SP yn and acquaintances of his son, Terrence | very bent soclety in fe ‘ah, the Same! Iarecovery” Hind m red ribbon round ike neck al be pid McGrath, and his sons-lu-law, John Fox and John Wilson, | large income, POR rd O8T—ON SATURDAY EVENING, oe am PUI 4 containing about 2 $90, re in $6 bit Ds, Ta Buttons. pen ing it to the owner, ha OST OR STOLEN P, grant Industrial Savin ia Saco pak 3 ace seaperifalt invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs: y afternoon, at balf.paat one o'clock, from his lato rosi- defen, No, 47 Woan Twenty 0c sweet PYeerkae peneme iemtoan 3 ‘on Sunday, Sune 11, Morais Ranvet, aged 75 years and 6 months. GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH $2000 $200 weekly iu: a new aviicle, secured + beni of refer Jerald office. A. So risk; no agents need ay expected, “Address F. F., I Sesett ao THR N BNBRORTIC SINGLE MAN, WITH — $390. WANTED ication will be ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and of his take the place of a rin Respectab made to at —— protier Peter, are respecttully invited 40 attend the omuneration tinteas euaiienel Bite ma Apply | eee. OMAS MCURAPE, De tor. funeral sorvices this (Wednesday) 7) stiernooe, at 4 01 ‘clock, | a+ 8 Fourth aveaue. STOLEN LW DAY AFTER. RE at his late residence, foot of 125th atreet, lem river eae ee , com! ing about four Byax —On Tuesday, June- 13, Many Anx Rvax, wife Av rapeperirs sou te ta SAN SB« REA ai 0 indred. of Jeremiah Ryan, native of the city of Cork, Ireland. | jprivex elther to take charge or travel. J rutt ba sot ‘The friends arc’ respectfully invited to attend the fu- | the Manufacturing Ofice, @ Bleecker # iret a few doors east of Broadway. es nerai, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from hor late residence, 488 Greenwich street. Scuarenex.—On Tuesday, June rahe Sacos Scoarrner, ARTNER WANTED. AN Foe $500, P may calland ¢xamii md pe MAN, ,WiTH a at REWARD.—LOBT, ON 0} ‘Thursday Cie peg, at twoo' lock. “Gaus On June 13, Jamas B. Saxnwoon, name of &. Mickartie rely Cor Corte tat Py 47 6 months and 24 BI , ‘ron UT J. “Oaho relatives and friends are creme teipht ed 16 oer) freee oe ne ia 3), ceipt Book, belonging to OF ating aay ry ie tend the funeral, frown bis late 122 Eighth ave- Nopiet.or OF DISHOLUTION OF, 2 OPARTNERSHIP.— =m ‘Will receive’ we roward by leaving it at Re ting under the fitm z- diesolved by mun. iu Q BRware— SuxKwooo. formerly of New ps" 0 J Kew Oriani th year of his agh, fal consent eres ana tg ike WARD —LOST, ON 2k? Ati JUNE 12, OM The funoral will take piace from his lato residence, 256 | “**¥” Ais sep eecar with inscription “Prevented to Peol by hia New West Twelfth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three | New Yous, June-t0, 198 Frionda inChicago.®* “the. Ander by leaving the rare with O'clock. Hs friends are respectfully invited to attend. gerry ee Mr, Brel ryt Bryante’Mi Will rece! ‘above ‘Vanpxrsstr.—In Brooklyn, a, Mootey, Sune 18, Eas. Nijmarcthe JU a! 13, | 1865.- THR, LATE FIRM, tthe aa de hia Fated nan L. Vanpgrnivr, relict Colone Jeremiah Vander- dianolv shin. C van Bod wreck o., have this REWARD.—LOST, ON SUND. bilt, formerly of Now York, in the 78th year of her age. ‘Ail clatmh of Uwe 00 Orme wilh }C1UCTROr having stepped $ Sony li, suber tae. tyom Fowneend arenes wee Her {riends and the friends of her sons-in-law, James | firmof Prince & Bachrach. PRINCE. Wee prose John's church, b. Ciitton, 8 Staten Island, one Cameo Ring, R. Lott and T. A. Jerome, are reapectfally invited to at- JOSEPH BACHRACH, Bloodstone Ring. dor will receive the above reward tent the funcral services, at her late residence, 85 Scher- L. HEIDELBERGER Ty ccm i ‘Mtr. J. W, Gillespy, of merhorn street, Brooklym, this (Wednesday) afternoon, AREER WANTED in Berry & Co. 67 Exchange place at threo 0’ lock, without farther notice. wall posted fling. € Suter and tehcoee 10 2 REWARD. —LOST, YESTERDAY, JUNE | 13, ZADnINRIR y, Juno 13, Ea EB, only | ture or the nnost qvors, ane bi Prine Tog tenet tlem ae :Diamnona Pin, half onrat ih daachter of Hellen Zabriskio, im the 18th year of her with gentleman {at'tfone G8.000 0 88.008 es crooked” shank, tly ,anameled, with open, setting, partner in a wholesal ne and liquor business, al above Feward il be pala’ by. Teaving i ‘at No, 1 Willian at “Brine friends and rolntives of tho family are respectfully needy ehinplished. A iler, Herald oftce, ‘attend the funeral, from the Church of the = 5 REWARD — | 108T, IN ELDRIDOR OR UESTER Lorem neregbe ry pes ARTNER WANTED-ONT Brensipin; dowign a. bear and Pilgrims, Forty-sighth street, near Ninth avenue, on imemafectar {WITH $2,000; BUSINESS 1b et ei be mata vistoclay tas thaet ate eotment, one with aying business room 1,000 can on or ad- dwa} ‘Thuraday afternoon, at two o'clock find dress “biune & BY £00." iret : ANTED—AN ACTr $2 TENA —LOST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOOM, man, with 9 eapital of 3B and 304 Sostant of at = ye] eo Lt qualicmas on 6 track, nd hae by him ‘one of the HE MEMBERS OF STIL wrere found by ae or Me ant NY Cavaley. 10th N. fchlare siete will be nders, Fi lished thew, X, Ya Wola, whe’ wore stiioned Tee So asa tye a cn Pg ah erste in the wan 0 eno apn ing for them, Mr. Rya. rae try cont ned Chambers street, at I = a eres ™ aes ae reine the ove en isd 'ty Senin then, with _ A —A PA! r. ward le, corner mith and Dean TH REGIMENT ( Mera’ SR STP PRON TEN 70, f1r, | I. Her reo lag tay pafen Wate se oo AR: ihe muster rand inepestion of the above regiment will paying ‘Businews Adare gs J, eral ofloe Pavment is boon stoppod. ineaday) even e , ——s take Jor nrostoe and Merger hircets, ‘The oflcers and nem: 60 WANTED: , A RELIABLE wan, iravivo |9() RENARDSTOLEN, ON TR ye INer.. ' bers of the different Tr will assemble o'clock . a jyte aa int in @ very profitable cash Estas ‘agon; name on was A. B. 7. | prectaely. ROBERT GATR, Adjutant Dusinews ‘avs ‘Young & Co., 79 Nabaau atroct, up | NO-8 Orchard abreot, Pm : Sia ay tat ot REWARD WILL Be PAID FOR TH RETURN So kth Are MILLINERY. $2.000 <PAR TNRR WANTED, 10 PXTEND A of apace White spits Dog, strayed from No. 8 ‘ RS. 7. . BARRY T8 SELLING OFF SPRING AND | Dorweek. “nipiy a oar busineas will pay $80 to $100 yeu wirect. *¢ } Se ea Ce lcieh oa | etry. ron | $20 BE AOE al OER Peenty ninth street. R $3.1 700 ve RT ERSHUIP AN AN uQPPORTUNITY 18 | on his as baa frat atrcot. ¢ cash business, 188 D'ORSEY'S POILET AND WilITE CHIP ROUND bre bits oh anes, ireae, ye name, R.A, box LOST, A DRIVING AGOW } e— Hints tne most elopant in Une city; also Packs Bonnets wera enn for three days, “$80 {rom 100) thos iirentyay M pened ries, LAGS Drentway, corner ee" Tweniy- $5,000; 5,000.77 « name OPPORTUNITY. A RERSON pe taving i, ieee | inn vat a Hachive Shop and Fran: a SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS. nae ttaniahed na prota YOUNG MAN FROM THE SOUTH, VAITIL AN EX. | erences will be bao ra en gong, ttom, Pury fone |, ON FRIDAY A tended Southern ncquatmtance. desires 0 travel for or | ofllce. x tnd required” Adaress Tron, Herald rege Tatrap fourth weet to aell goods in some Southern ety for « Northern, house; _— wn Soe ce eats Oe peervere Wire. rennin Ueto Meare wenn FURNITURE, a i cotanea | pa an ME POWHATTAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA, 18 INT FIC) Ol same at 16 Malden lane, room Mat, nad Wo questi questions asked en forthe reception of OTe ealens, te previtaar oe: | Ay pagar flounr ARSORTIENT oy jousEyoLD | sme — ts 1» patrons they shall receive the ewe eetommmodstions |’ Mult OF red brocal taperee, ng ott MAY 1 $1.500 SEnaRecereen mart and all the delicacies the market, gigs a Weeleane. Pal Bureat sia we $1.500 aS a SCAMMEL, Proprietor, | robes, Rroqwown, Vai, May 18, 1 riftoe. an |e THE LECTUR! foagwick, Gounnliorsat inw, 84 Waltetrent, Rew York. = mae prs PORTANT LECTURES DATLY-FOR GENTLEMEN at the New York Museum y, 618 Broad way. Parties Esante ig altend Naess le ey have = v if de roam of Pgnatomy. niger ; Rens, WANTED. IN aie weT meerertases Bieta ~ DANCING ACADEMIES. 18 Herald ‘ ¥ Teal, NOTICES, regu PURAUAN at or or ORD! in hareh pert ha = Brooxes’ mas ane th ae BROOME 8T, ING SOLRBF, _ RED AY av NING or THR Couns or county. of New York, no. jaime againat the NCH ADVERTISEMENTS. Now sare rea wwe COR name, PHYsr SICAL 1 viEWw oF | MARRIAGE ‘ Us rommancaies ASE DEAIRR 88 PLACER, COMME * eae yeast tea tens pun | A ior a y 900 pages and 160 fine ee femme te Oberlin ou holgner lee enfants, Siuareoser | Oe Te 2 IRS NUME M BARGER, Rotoreo, | SrAvmfe Of atcane with tsatne on earl . Pabehdnaniosaees ase | Plere ‘ieentinen ad capone and et a WANTS, LIQUORS, &C. onnan OAL, WOOD, &:0._ oro Sur, aa mown by the fovert oS 80 BBLS, PURE Y YRA! Ryn Ayr ~ gy >! Ae, le DELIVRIED Mm ~ +d aie ria know aig ize M naitien. 80 ria ed ete | Wr pp a Ec aA var ee sev, sannwoop. | Sibnay, NX