The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1866, Page 8

7 Manoarer Parnici, only di ‘ter of Dr. E. J. and the | which touched on North Point when putting back in distress, MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ ed AMERICAN MUNIFICE® ‘ATE PRISONER. Mi Staten Island, | srrived at Baltimore 28h. eonorees = as ve do neg 4 Yaga as vf heart : the tame poduan “sat cob Smack Hanalet, nomaiog, = A, scien we ted ont in tas forsale at Be | HE POl | CY Mr. Peabody and the Londoa Poor—The | Jeff. Davis on National Satutes, the Presi- |) i'r om ‘ced phen 28, disease, Te wreck Hes stern me ces That part Kerk a rn ah e ‘merican Bauker’s Last Gift—One-| dent’s Veto and Other Toplos—He is ‘The friends of family are requested to attend tho | badly sore unr naira, careo ‘Femains forward the: Koltloreornte store. = Sondoah, Sam. hie tage i) Bang Reonanrre, from for New York, before i Homer, lumber loaded, sailed from Bucksport Feb it for Somersert go ashore the Growing Garrulous and Communica- tive Again, and Indulges in Recollec- of His Better Days—An Interesting Twenticth Part of the Hudson Bay Territory Bestowed Upon the Poor of London. The foliowing cerrespondence, in which Mr, Peabody, residence, Fri- 5 morning, at cleven o'clock, without further tava, Verona, near Bi “ofr leaking was tows ander. few York. A pacea as aaa, sana Sate THE GREAT ISSUES OF THE DAY. pea Nie a FACT.—NOW 18 THE TIME TO R the nserican tanks; PANNE TREES |). OW) TORTI DOR ee car ened Up to's 28d o goon tne rales for ea + | LA, bite FF, Coe Haat India Catre for an a $700,000 to the London poor, by another benefaction of oe steamer Conemangh, on Scur pa May (of Georgetown), man & Bro., Stanton & Chrystie and Third avenue ‘the probable value of he, Lage (a Baie a eave birthday, fred a gon i particu! to attend the ireen ~~ : hediurabensteac za The Excitement Over the Conflict Be- Loxpax, Jan, 29, 1866, e anniversary 0 funeral, from his late residence, 10 Carroll streot, eld, “| -NETCALPE'S GREAT RURUMATIO REMEDY IS ‘When I made a donation of £160,000" for the benedt of | for all the States, North and South,” remarked Jof | [nth (Thursday) ‘afternoon.’ sip A Fae a Gener oc ne kent Gacinet kor ly EO tween the President nd the pour of London, tn March, 1862 it was my Intention | Davis afterwards to tho offeer of the day. “Tt ie strange GReornp —Sadienly "on “Wedneaday, February 28, fave baled he aki of che hatha aly have wee! and Congress. my retiromen | Guones been completely cured by a few bu Providence continued me tn. prosperity, to place it | th administration,” he continued, “did not issue an or- | Gxonce H, Soom, 4p, Ie the iat year ofhisage, Been completely cured by 6 tow doses and ite ax inflibs Pogd hands, as trustees of on rears, Sg Sl der to ignore the States of the confederacy.” These two , George Scofield, wa ‘Stamford, Conn., on Saturday 8. je same object. That time has now + ‘one | remarks of the quondam august ruler of the confederacy, | afternoon, at two o'clock. Lavecs—A. NED WITHOUT PUB- ‘SPONSIBIL ering subject recon i Ho fos uNCH—A new steamboat of about 400 tons was success- IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAL WHERE THE my ay Delative @y/ tier oars: youbave | though of no special importance, show this much at Bann 3, - vied doe morning, Hebroary 27, | rully launched at Brooklyn yesterday, Lengih, 180 fect; Divi Gesones, quarapined. AR other: byw Uneianey RE ITY BELONGS... sued with to the fies. Your duties aod re. | leaas, hegaclecsipantoned :e ust anpend priatoy ag The fi Wand acquaintances of the family are fnvited | Peam, 28 feet, of very licht draft. She was built by the cele- PPT KING. Counselor at Law 385 Broadway. il e form: om. In | to i it bi Mr J BV: calle Ne ome ‘ ee enn nese ena tae teas weak Eirtorice onemtalione Tenaement ba pate’ meet tenes ae eee Cae ae rin remteeoe freee Boke | Wate st tee pd DIVORCES LEGALLY ORTAINED wiTHOUT PUR. ionally and ineonventently tax your valuable time, idont Johnson for his nition of the late rzbel- | lyn, on ? after ‘at Yolock. The remains ome pained. Coca gtene ee Me HOWES Ant | Andrew Johnson’s Pluck and Dat, from high motives of beuovolenco and duty, you | jou States, of whom, from. frst to last, he has | of ‘ecensod will be taken to Utica for taterment. pay iach Whittaker, Sho wowned vy wGersan Water | Sangeet _conultations free. Mi: HOWES, Attorney and | AT aa u an cann ja a 5 a Sey grateful thanks for your tonstant attendance ‘at the jnlurdied toes sioce he bas.begn et plalg 2a xen oe Wednowiay, Febraaty 28 ‘Mr. AmAGx | Fa and willbe Gaished in abowt ait works Fe pee 0 TO THOMAS R, AGNEW'S, 26) AND 262 GRESN. Determination. moectings of the fe oor fee the great | in commendation of the Prosident’s veto oF ite Freed The friends and relatives of the fam'ty are invited to | perintendent. Captain Jobr A Pease, . wich cornér of Murray, Ck there vel dnd er 6 jabors. rea hese fe tend the funeral, from the residence fag a Clyde Fa vith repard to this may second git it my denre that Davie tecrnde ise ts eee atin ioe eens tin | eee Hanne, "NG. 824 West Twenty-ffth street, oa Fir Pihfadaiphie has ood old a pastlan'ia Kew" Fork sa ui, | any tore Kew York. "One price house e ap} Yj ‘uture bt Vv rms, Ba cliund aut Psat aon gen | hevwrhim een Ses breed Pera at | “PROM RECS. 8 oy wae a von | "areteromcan emmare mayo ts oe tose | SOMEMRBE sriba the ene aome, sie | HIS PAST AND PRESENT RECORD, Btat’s Minister at the Court of st. James? tor the tlme be- | be more pleasantly garrulous than Mr. Davis when he is | m xs, daughter of Williaa and Mary A, Voorhees, aged 2 Richmoad and Norfol, has Bent miata lace maa Ww psrotas Galichoame al i Bone anid Skin Diss ways be one a i tee yeoman et | Roast to gana omer nay | EGRESS ow amie, x, | "Be Mata nse rp ine ace | Soe Ho your solicitor to fully and legally meet the views and | ining very stupidly, ‘dobarred, is y relished by him | for interment. "9 7 pex, Ct, in 1861, nity Gaede Provtitoee ‘Chase & ircotions which ¥ shall state Bocoin, €2 reer tle fees. | as wall aa by the. oftcers of the Tort, who naver fal 19 Wuxi, —On Tuesday, Febraary 27, oa UL Worn | § ere noe to the: Hantanket: seebing’ Cemmpany Fey COPARTNERSHIPS. —_ Extracts from His Congressional Speeches at. Bay 0 pany, of 220 sal nn LAN oe Srosmtar “lie ned, Nevated oy Bata oR anions trot styears ne wat and ete butt Pricnaehi, Meats Tage a, ta A fe Svsleabls patent (berate Gaon. Weer the Commencement of the War, onling onetnenaa Ete aA hey fall due poeta coh | Teference ieee trial, Be Arpaio 2 eh yee) Services at 771 Third avenue, this (Thursday) after- | sold through Messra Z Chase ce family.» Profits large. Cull at PULLEN’S Expresa, 7 ee snl at oncninviod in shares of the company, | ‘Saute ope boctfand ace inetatonte acd atrceaacs | gh ahote oon ; Fort, awa on private terma, No'T Tryon row. sentil 1) the invested azcru i C t cen) wk chester fournal please copy. trade. aden rea hs he ino 2138, oe MERE ee By Heb and fare ronisiontene ef tb eked sareesten ct Capi mabed ae ote ee ee Alhatiteret nen old established oush Dusinses Cape Denunciation of Phillips and the Abo- y vithin two or 5 a $400. Eo mistaken to this anticipation, and should tho market Ik et A ee SHIPPING NEWS, [lf rey renter ety ty Solar at LEGGETT 4 CO., 67 Nassau st., room 18. litionists No New Thing ‘waiue of the entire sh including those acquired by jects nor himself, I have stated that he talks only when |r| Slew near the Rip lightsh! FIRST CLASS r the reinvortment of dividends, bo loss than £100,000 at | Intho'nood AG times only: momospilables ous be on, sal auwamso fon xem voun—rus bar. | the Stone Home Shoaly nae (QOPARTNERSHIP.— WANTED, INA FIRST CLASS png ee ale r} poe ae bate, 2 ae sracted from him, <1 apirite and vivasity are gone. | A mates, SB tee ee 18 Pollack fp ightahip has drifted to ihe southward from one | the aren aver Lh oy op eet : for thm £100,000" cathy as the trustees may tha beat | BauLe Of impencireble gloom seems to overhang bith ve SiGe te ee aug retiring on iecouat of MT stotice. =" | He Calls Them the Allies of for the interest of the fund; and in the ovent of my death tencos, to Fonse those ‘spinita, to lift that overshadowing York, February 28, 1866. ‘acras 4 Betacam mene NB, leay; | AtrentJ. J. Browning, Williamsburg Post office. Before that {ime a ecocuioes will oe duly authorized | vostment of sorrowing despair. Why 80 giooany he CLEARED. 19th, Clarice, Gifford, NB; 27th, Sea Queen, Gifford, West- PARner WANTED—IN AN OLD, WELL ESTAR- Jefferson Davis in 1861. “"uould. the shares be taken by me for £100,000, or Siale move and sway him: His bhysioat weaith'hs goods | 5,8tcamahip Routh America, Tioklepaugh, St Thomas, Ro PrRbIp Htinoas Davis, of XB, wasoff and on at Honotula Deo | -Apu.lithed manufacturing camacliy’ required’ Appiyrat 19. 2 Heecasth allt acura ncaa | Ani ft low dso tiny aang gr: | 7p tra Aen eee nine | Mey aetna inate eaten ae | at pein ac fe C . , al a Seomercing patente up tothe Ist of July, 4! ge rgb aesine neeeas aentenne nares Hr ecko ekdgnans new diets Orleans—J A Raynor, | *P: 275 do wh oll and 2000 Ibs bone for shipmsnt home, ARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED MANU. x ‘when you or your successors will consider all restrictions | ut'rur possible parties coming for his reecun 8 1B A Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Ferelgn Ports, facturing business, doing 4 business of §1.000 a w Remarkable Arraignment of Northern Pegarding sales atan end. en tee ee eee eeee ay "Steamatip Sarstoge Ring Norilk, City Polat and Rich- | giZQ%@,KOx@ Deo Bia (not ar) Care ree, Lawrence, Srdern for over $5,000 on hand. “Apply fo COBLINC Disunionists and Southern Secessionists clay r propriating this gift to th jon: Yr - | Biny ” ‘ nary wal, !thing, act beusically, Wy. eusbling you | ThE Provost ee cae Tae | mentee eee. Georgetown, DO—w | yMORTYiDxO, Deo 26—In port ship Maria, Fairbanks, for | Gansavoort street, bby ie. Yohnesa $e the’ Geihdes end the '£76,000 now remain'ng on hand of i k Kk. : tana! Pepot: netaco; ‘i ARTNER WANTED—TO JOIN THE ADVERTISER IN ° , the former’ donation, thereby testing by tarihor PE... She offe of the Sr eereonte Steere bro Steamship Kingfisher, Horton, Baltimore—J B Smut. oon sites hran Go aia Wkohamas ithe Lissie: Rosse ®ersh ranuficturing business; only alive man, with Berd, Taking the jt capa ibe we iat | oreo oo tal seuanony Prox Maral Gener, | qiigemnn Fei, Sherwoou Foaai=it Braman | Qc) Foo tranan tne, ae Rote. | trom 88g ai wi wae” San’ Spe Parsued, Taking the Joint capital of the two giite sy ait Gee ith orders from the hoedquarters of the | “Sttp Fleetford, Stover, San, Francieeo_0 Co, | Hore, Nesszaki; 16th, Buens res, #205, | Place of interview. : amtatmum of £260,000, it will form a fund the operation | in acoordance with orders i Laure & Gertrude (Brem), Fopplobauna, Piso tod Wr! Dec ISArr Marla, Ross, Roes, Chefoo; atet, | The President’s Position c hich is intended to be progressive in its usefulness | Military Division of Tennessee, Go. . mellsy Howes, Shangise. 'sla2iio; Pergurs, Neate hee: | [HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIGTING ie esident’s on cn Seagnlied a ten taelenae the poe ie tcenon ie coe Plise Barss, Frith, Berm Fanci ppg om ery Under the firm name of Ikley” wan thie day { rectly defined in your recent reper, without exclusion SrJoans, PR, Feb 11—No Am vessel in port. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. uda—J N r. Tk Menco, Wortinger, Philadel sei don Co, iene: Langone sents én consequence of religious, ef or polit cal bias. It Bark Minnesot lerce, New wis & Oo. 8 Joan, NB, Feb 27—Cid bark Woodland, Hammond, Phi- will, therefore, act more powerfully in future genera- eax one bi tov Helmers, Cadi me Bros. Jadelphia; rigs Boomerang, Barberie, and’ Ella, McNaugh- dons than in the present; it is intended to endure for- Married. Meineke & Wendt, aad a 3 Deo 38 are A x Hong Kong. ever. A century in the history of London is but a brief comparatively with the hfe of man, your successors continue the management of Dorruve—Bogarr.—On tho 224 ult., by the Rev, John and should | Ww, Serau, Mr, Oxraxpo B. Doremwus to Miss ELMaxore the charity | of Brig Nuna (Br), Holder, —Bi Bon Brig Charlotte Bank. Gott, Demarara—B P Sherman & Co, pers LydiaH Cole (Br), Samson, St Jago, Cuba—Waydeli inted as you have beg"n it; it is my ardent hope and trust that ness for several years, and who is well aequai Sharkey. in that period the anneal receipts from rents for ; , February 28 at | Brig E Miler Car} Cromity, Nanaeet Monten & Bar. te 5 caveat tlseen ete CO oon balan Daiklings of this improved class may present such a return | the Thirteenth street Presbyterian church, by the Rev. | {o jalifax need answer. Address Idaho, Brooklyn Post for one Maat thee may not be a poor working man ef good charac'er | 8), Burchard, D. D., Mr. ® S. Huaues, of Paterson, rig Wild Pigeon (Br). Johnson, Nassau. 4 1; Nellie C Paine, Hawes, Alexandria, | Week. &» Lond m who crud not oblain onte and healthful | WN. J., to Miss B. A. Ryexsox, of this city. Brig Matron, Hiiman, Pensacola—! B Gagor. Jas H Moore, Nickerson, Philadelphia; Restless, Baker, Bedgings for himself and his family at a cust within kis ie Sed Cake Mee eee ee We Ae cree eh ae MRE BD | Swen Niptane; NEsni Mawnan’ Bani of menue ta porines i the reat etnies barinee aici | Carl Sehurz’s Mission Through the South: wane. by the Rev. Samucl Cook, B. D., Wiitam Stacey Masta. | Weoh OTT. cnr), Heresy, StJohe, NB—D DeWolf &Co. | Messina. Below stenmer Mary Sanford, from Nor, means rH bor 129 Herald ovice’ ith regard to the former gift of | ra . i late Chas. H. Marshall, 3 A: jorth "Pal — 28h ety ned efor de TolSny | Boe age i | mag atest th Gees is, | EAE aOR ee Acre aaa ete serene Defined by the Executive ‘xpress my own views and wishes regarding the appro: | “chntuwr-aese?0n Tuesday, Fe 2% vy tho | Schr Geo Darby, Snow, Galveston—Murray, Ferris & Cx | machinery, Cid brig igdith (Br), Held, Reid. ‘Rio Janeiro ANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $3000 TO $5.00. IN < pie ‘priation of the principal ont —— of this second co ar Rev. C.'D. Jackson, Josep SyxtuxG to Mrs. Mane L. — Inle of Pines, Lake, Plymouth, NC—T G@ Benton & and « meartet. 8 a See, be Bleek Po ioe ig wan’ “ tient? no eoly noticed wales th Selon &e. le en, and leave to yourselves Your successors 0 | Avxx. No cards. Schr 8 J Fort, Soper, Richmond—Van Brunt & Portsmouth, NH ‘Address jusiness, 1 manage it accordingly, Wray—Wi .—In_ Philadel; on Sunday, Febra- Cre De— 4 mes, Edmonds, NYork: Delmo: _— Mon are, {wily enflssrinas te une any portion &f the | ary 4, by the Rev. RL. Calas aie. Bomuwe D. Waay, | gingntes Veuem Cranmer, Washington, DO—Van Brunte | 37th Portand: Geo Thomas Tanaion: Wie wie Bene ‘ANTED TO EM! OR AX PARTNER A YOUNG Oar Bele ea sa cee nae ioe G a a . ery at ti fend in wine lodging : See tas be ee ing sp She of Philadelphia, to Mies noisier apg of New York city. ond 5 be wi i Medd Sta Mochiae—Simpoon ‘& Esto. PPRiKANDINA Po brig Fredonia, Hi now't voted? gaderstanding contesting ations ae ae romeo at to be apprehended that desirable s toe or such balk, maa. Sigamer Rantern Cliy. Skew, Philadelphia. Non: sche winke by ni Parvo, ws, do id chr Bammes'C ea. ‘others to apply. Address Fowler, Werald office. EXCTRMENT Eo eee we rea ezate prices within | arzmy.—On Tuesday, February 27, Marmmew vues, | Stamer City so pineabetee bacco bes Feb 288d steamers Niagara, and 500 F2,ShMe-PLUMBING, Gas AND STEAM uisiaeatoaeg aah pas eaardanen pias: oo tous ; ; . ttoras, umber or Sire tat any treats ree the aa eyent itis my de- | in tho 40th year of Bingo, ‘ia tively | ¢ Ship Jax Foster Jr, Abcel, Liverpool Jan 32, with mdse, | Hatteras Fob 28-814 schre ,.Fiaher, Phi- $50 phn a Te eg eeliik Wake 38 pen snd secure ‘at such rates as tho stato of tho fund may PD pepe a ea thom Elen, qin danba Wd Coy, Hes had heary wonteriy galen modi if | iaJet iiefphta: to load for Antwerp slooe tases ar Beg. | Business, or would join in extending a busines, already | here ae gpd Pie ol 'okythe cin tae * Sear ene, rack, freehold sites, within ten mites of the pre: "| ral church, cormerof Lexington avenue and Fifty-escond nantity of barrdis of petroleum ofl adrift—ab x Fee of ape oh * | established: no do peeve he, sit. | isaue, and we are now Mads Sess Royal Exchange, 06 tay sppeer cligible, ball om | DoS." cn wvsgay ahechoon, ab one o'dlece rOntane tarrels, GALVESTON, Feb 24—Ia port steamers Senobla, Wats. | tree 4ayesteam Fitting, box 178 Herald ofice, “0s | in reality from the pretentious. The public can now ee eter cotati caermin | Ruano acter? | ae ea ech RAR | nba og gees Ban | RO warren. opoarecx, si acrE | Soviet ase ws tea eps nm Fegard being had to the probable burden of taxation. It | Temains to Greenwood Cemetery. Febraary 27, of soar. | Buseuntered very hen ; lost ank split sails, wud was | S* same, day, do: ¢ BC Hall, Fowler, Ebisaetphia: $600 Twi louk soe traveling’ adders Walast, | people realize how much reliance there ts to be placed in aoe aoe Be Seeren te aoeee tee. heer pg jek-tope, Mansapne Avion acumen daughter of Hugh | ip Moreut yererm tere Dee 24, with mdse and 18 Baker, do; brig Suwanee, Cobb. sehrs | station G. tho pretentions of support of the President by the most economical arrangements procur: for the “; : " Wi SEL a a ee EUS LEE RS | hoe btn tet ap | Bake wy a le SP nas 750. farina age tine i Sgt. | Cogan basco to ea at Save ated a " fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of | HE 1 ag (of Boston), Hi Nor aboflice of manufactory, 87 and 39 Nessau street. I'ro- 7 tr tome her’ Wo. 144 East Thirty-firat stroet, this (Thurs- ary a). Humphey. mart per cont. rebuke, Tho President has vetoed thelr pet measure, Comfortable and convenient houses are to be erected Gy) stiecabea, at one o'clock ea ye RD aon Ay SET ney a AEE eT and has informed the public what ho thinks of the radi- ‘pon those sites for the exclusive accommodation of the | 4y) after 3 ‘ 21, Wi Cor. | Riyeont: Sah let St OPA lee Bae mee PARTNER WANTED. IN A PAYING Renost and indusirious poor of London, under such regu- | COmmNcER On Tuesday, Fobremry 27, WiisaM Co dea Bombay for Liverpool: Jan Mint BLES eee ae $800 commission business. and constantly increasing. | gals and their schemes, The bill was dosigned as a trap: Setens and on such torms sed. condiiiios as may iramees | PRIM OETENS TORS os tess ot hiscotetn, (eee BS cage irom ob for New York: dan SAM will be'made thie year. Taqutre at 808 Broad for b'sn. tim. thale Genivennaliedn ith soa other thay ‘May direct, subject only to the guiding principles laid Shophen iemenell, are eaculty requested Wo ai Beta hat A eto ie fom Catan fat rae ais a Gkatfod Wad this thie ball should be En dwellings in acehr sites sony te'come instances be | the funeral; from his late Fesideme, Wort Ludlow trees, | Net, Weve @ dave oul Heb 2H tat W740) lon 794 wht OR: ing a $1,500 SEATED, Ax merRnPRrrva rERsoN bati96 ew ed thee ths dee sda ebiclis ana erent tee ee Te my Rayne ae ‘ trate to tawrent a ce Oo. bai: bf paee ng 6400 weekly.” Gall (rom 10 1» Sut @ Hethune ave do as he pleased; they would have him in thelr power. Ki A be at libert; such eases, should they 4 rk J Ci D ‘Swift, st days, with 4 enfin pay needful, to savepers apave, ‘adjacent to the , February 27, Miss Mancaner Me tah esi Rete Jansiachrm AT Rowland, Raynoor, NYork; 3 ‘Ondiat: $3,500 TO $4.00.—WANTED, A GESTLEMAN, A | But Andrew Jonnson saw their game and nipped it in Siaiting cat extabie Sor. eaheel Rowers 1c ceesbiihita, 8 Will bo taken from her late residence, 25 '| 7340. Dasséd a bark to tine, Me ee i H Fe eke ' lise 1 Port, Rnall, oars ee ee preferred, to, aneociate mi or the bud. The result is that they are flerce in their do- faunilies tenements. jut sucl 0 , “ ~ mall | ton ld for Apalachicol); a wane. about. almost madmen. pte g 80 eBoy carefully to exclude sectarian | Eighth avenue, at half-past ten cas ae Bel tay AW a a oF 2 : ne nanciations, and go raving lke His Seftuences, and vo conducted as to avoid denominst-onal mornin . aoe end a rae pnoran bi, le Rak Lomas. rooms cClellan, Antwerp, 78 days, with tlie) Oueesh. Thameen veto has spoiled all their plans and demolished their nicely y. With this view it is my desire that the course ped pw afta invited to the funeral. ne mdse, to H J Dewolf & Co, Had heavy west gales; stove Ataeee Feb ¢—in port schr Julia A for 00: TO $8,00.—PARTNER WANTED, IN A | arranged schomes. They have been blowing around that &ciucation shall ‘bo exclusively of an elementary: and | ereapecttinly tnvited to the funerad ae atten bulwirks and after companionway, and ied cabin with ec . $5. ie boos Persie nnd carpet business, Theowner of | yoo nea no pluck, but he hee shown het he hes Merary character. for the mental | ®'clock, Leonona Genurs, yeangest daughter of Henry D. | “rig Matilda (of Providence), Meade, Philadelphia, & dx Ogg ge gp mie) south of thie deaitene partner io Joln tite oak Whocion, pluck, and, what is more, he knows just when and at mronid alco unenent to. map samovons Shek, See ie sncnttl:| cag atlen Gordes, with Coal, bound to Providense. “Pul-inio this port leaky | NYorkt whrs Thos Holcomb: Godley, dove. | tun eloarfrom $1,0N ts $4400 por nunune Address & era nit 7 —~ yr ete rig am hourm durige ihe | _ Tho sriends of the tammy are respectfully invited to | and with tose of calle * J ‘outs, | Herald otice. what time to use hey think oa pariodi-als and newspapers be | attend the funeral, this (Thursday) atternoon, at halt. 1 from | == “> THE VETO UNEXPROTED BY THR RADICALS. Provided ‘or those who show to-attend, and thagat cer. | Pistope o'c.ock,. from the residence of hor parent, M6 4 TUNITIES. i ver street, Hoboken, N. J. land seasons popular and scient fic lectures might be in- Sehr JC Rakes, Goldthwaite, New Bedford. Git.—On Monday, Fobe: Banan D, Gru, inthe Schr Matthey r, Jr. Christie, Wareham. from x dent, up to the jast moment, that the Prosident would ‘Moduced at a charge, if any, merely sufficient te weiray ea ole oe pheoary mf ‘ebruary 26, Iy | ag Joseph Hay. Hl Lg pay : or Wen Ax mabe Pe tPaguaner stn tas teh “cdl seoanenicaiabiaad a taka nos tare ‘Aa suino of those dwellings will probably be st incon- wane funeral ily Eth RR ofThoradar) maraine, | Rene 2iarFraniay. Cole, Pall River. ‘aller, Liverpool: @ ‘Worton, Packard, Matanzver | nie into the veto tt, ‘They counted as coufdently apon hie approving” ‘enleat distances {rom good markets, T would avy we. | MSN Cait papers please 2 Hohe jlackstene, Alfons Proviosaey oe a caeenPer ( EDFOR D Fob aeearr achra Rockett, Marshatt, | [2% Fawn, Ted ho bill as they would if they had it to determine thor. Ex (oy, rastoos to consiter the Propreyy providing | , GOWAN —On Wednesday, February 28, Scaax R., be- | See Blackstone, ‘Northam, Providence for Elizabethport, | apd jarta, Gott, Elfzabeth Sid schre Wm T Gar’ | Punges teslved, | Sirdar aherteh ib’ sai: lah Sita Wed beanie Mes where it may seem PW thom, ‘apartments in | loved wife of William Gowans, aged 33 ‘years, 2#fter a Sehr Jotun Grinith, Cobb, Providence for Philadelphia, reon, a Ws Its of much value in case of fire, e. within the built ‘may organize co-operative eteres for | Jong and painful fliness, which she bore with heroic Sehr 8 M hermes, Sherman, 1 evidence for Philadelphia, ue jomas, Gibbs, Pocasset for bo taken up almost }tnatencly. This they industrionaly cireulated the story that the Presi- Biviving themselves with coal and other necessary erti- Been ger abe dhs ettdainee Havener, Providence. PREW POR, Feb 25—Arr schr Watchman, Crabtree, Ponce, | wit go facturing himself. for further particulars | deat had only recommended some slight modifications. for their own consumption, subject to wuch rogula- | The funeral street, on friday afternoon, at two orclock, | Rett Lamnurtine dri fp, Providence tor Elizabethport. Y. But they were soon undecoived; for when it came to bo Mons as _n the judgment of my’ trustees may be mecdfal T also beg te sugeest and recommend to yea and to our successors in the management of this truet that, in She month of February in every year alter 1868, a report @f the progress in buildings (if any should be eom- Seencoa} Wim on ecceuns of receipts and expenditares, with the various items attending the managemort of tho fund, be prepared and published in the London news- Her relatives and triends are invited to’ attend without further not ce. Hasseut.—On Tuesday, Febrnary 27, Avr, infant danghter of A. R. and Sarah J, Hassell, aged 2 years and month. The funeral will take place from 278 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at halfypast two o'el 5 Sloop Fred Brown, Wightman, Providence. Steamer Keone Edmonds, Philadelphia, Steamer Alhance, Thompson, Phiiadelphia. Daboll's Fog Trampet, COMMERCE NERDS IT—NAVIGATION REQUIRES IT— THE WORLD SUSTAINS IT, Ryder, NYork: thos Borden, Wright Gardner, Fall ‘rordo: 3. Des do; James Netlen. Phillips, Mary J Mead, 81 Taunton for New York: a , idone ; ish that tn lik ner, as en: hn q Eris fren patentee | MERA Tuer, Petra 2 Manoarr, young | 4 Coen tin en wi, nt wan ma | HGR I Roy i aa At ee eat to lay a eatin vapors befoce the pantie est daughter of Patrick’ and Mary Keegan, eight | eprropristing money (or several fog signals, amoug which | Sn Getauen fet a tees tins ne Providence for it Live cocureea to me that for rood oon my months and 10 days, ‘was one for Sandy Hook. The bili authorized the Secretary Philadelphia, ea, Smith, do for NYork. Srustecs may wish, at a comparatively eatly period, to | ,, The relatives and friends of the fumily aro respectfully | of the Treasury, or the Lighthouse Bourd, to earry cet ake AMC Arr ithe tight, sehre Mary ‘Brewer, Pease, qeange tome, part oF parts of the deed which isto be | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her J Dighton for N York. appropriation afier certain experiments should be made he — ~—— nothin: to that exhibited by them when they found that pared for the management of this fund, I therefore Venth avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at | With «Daboll's and other ear signals.” Nothing has been | schrs J C Brooks, Coma, ATTENTION!—A WELT, PROT eight republican Senators would not immediately vote to g 7 . ; Wellee $2.400 worth of oi por day, has been struck In Te a by pcan ge myne al C3 oe tows Fenny A Zz mx. —On Wednesday, Febroary 28, Frenmnick, only | done, that we are aware of, to further the object contem- Saw ABA, ‘ier see. Leases and interesta, If sécured now. can be obcained | override the veto, may be Granimecsty paaaed by their board and approved pe ge Marie and the tate F, W. Korn, aged 12 years | plated tn that bill, until recently a committee, of which Pro- for dor YoY Wilard, Portland for Balumore: ‘ idney Peo ky a and get tie fects of SMITH The radicals now declare that they would have hong and Som fessor Henry, of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, a rs A _ . ~ — mo. Princia 1, Biece. Bona Yor ae 9 the bill up fa one house oF tho other, Just as they hi is eidieston looking to the object of this conetion Catton ac tronds of the family are respectfully | was chairman, was authorized by the Lighthouse Board to Haswell St gohn, Mi tee Philadelphia Water Lilly Chr OCTORS TUE REST OPPORTUNITY EVER si rage bill frcisigy” aries tase and to the large opment in coming years of an ar- od the Funeral, from the vesidencs of BIS | sabe expernmental texte with Babelie ene other fox signals, | do for NYork: Ada Amos, Camden for Norfolk, ‘ omorad Jo 8 young physician wishing to practiae sn Now So aage- se ae Gite Mf they hed tme- Fangement designed to promote the physical, moral and leanine, 173 Amity street, Brooklyn, The committee carried on a series of experiments for seversi | ofHILADELPHIA. Feb. 36-—-are brig, Surf, Bwentland, York. Call on or sditess Dr. VOWEL Woet Sinuh | gined that the bi would be yotood, Thus Is the trouble soe.al welfare of the deserving poor of the metropolis, T ThHOn, a three b'e'ock. daya duriog the month o! October last aud the following ig | Wim NC; sebi Mary Haley. jaley, ‘NYork; 8 4 | sirect, N. wedi } Buduess T vnieh they.are ender. now. They wore mator ng and enterta n a strong and earnest hope that the project will Lawacx.—At Yonkers, om Saturday even'ng, Fobruary | fufnished fe the memeic mon of their report hen ro © V Williams, Thompson, | Per snnum eda hh, vg " roe ve so commend itself to the sympativies and judginent of | 2 Kare, daughter of James Lawson. Ju conclusion, It appears from all experiments thus | G07 yt)" eee Felon, Boston; schre Lb “j GR WASsiina wa. | [ine forward their plans to no complotely tie the fhe inhabitants of Landon a4 0 unure on tne pact than | , oe ems of the Tamir are repecttuy invited to | rar made forge The nme that thermows ef). | Sr pation, dnt baie Beane: akon, O°; Armacia. ba my ‘only $4. Couniy rigits | hands of the Presidont that he would be powerless, and Seterest, sad co-operation which wi severe to future | Ses he funeral, Som ce Detok Rolored church | eecae Fee Trompe, Tan eee te n Novibern Lg ireland N¥ork; 0 Newhick, iiaauey, so, eamge, 213 Broadway. had not fully conctuded their schemos, “We were not,’” 0 b he thy . Rog: rs), corner of Fifth avenue ai enty- fret ‘ork. ” ~~ a= fag of Perris igtar Cee Te nee bie | eek tia haredapt wlareing sites coteoe Teli cafacdie of pone, at anf ater inna | cahrGAT br Anrr Ah Cniven Mamton, bg 00 | ATOR Teach Fisker Yee OTRE | Salt ene of tho Years, ~:rvady tw Brest withthe Prost them. “ GRORGE PEABOIY. vst pon Tucsday, February 27, Racnet, otty dangh- imented upon." Cla Srornene caters Nias en foe. kw, chureta’ Ruste Highs for pale os ee ahd | dent just yet, and st was a mistake to send him a bill to To his Excellency CHanins FRANCS Avams, United Stalos | ter of Robert M. and the tate Sarah’ Lang. ee mA hte Mr, Daboll has recetved and exeeuted | ley, Malits NYork jer ati Tor a Janda, isons or iwerehan, | migm unt} wo were. I advised,” he “that this ond Tue frends of the family are mvited to attend the fun>- | orters for thls signal In arious Ruropena, eounteien and XE Mich Bostsa hae ad | for bland, horses ey fat eas pees added, To the Right Hon. Lord Stasuny P., Sir Sans | Tal. from the resid nce of er father, 100 Kost Twenty- the Nighest sclontifg eathoate te akke eee een Te Below bark Cleo, from ehance over for trade, a 29 way. Tov 2. Dilt should be held back for a month yet, By that time is Tax ae CM. Lawson, Beq., J. Me bm? Street, on Friday afternoon, at baif-past oue | {6 high Fog Trumpet, 0 ee en nee Aries, Crowell Boston; eehre Je CAPITALI® &._WANTED, RYAN EsTamtisniep | “2 WOUM have becu ready and pre for any emer- Boq., Trustees of the Peabody page ~— «tebe ‘a 7 ; Foor 2, str Ag te sage reneoses. commercial people of this agh} B ypeon, Endicott, New York; lersk manufacturing frm, a capita aliet to, advsnce on staple kao ypanrinptey prevailed, and we now have 7 ay ; iMness, Cw LAPPARTY, late ‘nto |, count: only at Sandy Look, but at all places om the coast wi ‘sueh good: s beret s | result. @ are in President's er instead of he quenar, of ine ponte speurere expeuas See ee. ot rn Warerford, Ireland : siguale are noednd ax ‘aids navigation, oe they - he allowed. of un luterest given If de- Tr Tho remains will be taken to Calvary Cometery for incident recently occurred on which Hlastrates the péactieal use of pabothe the receipt of your letter announcing this enlarge- Sound, tof - enerusity to’ the peor mt, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'dock, | S! ~ x ioe biceien tons, partially Site ee r late rosklonee, 268 Wont ‘Thirty second street” | suri ant Myatt ere ceeamere, on w dark and 25-_Went 46 Th nce of this second gift te tet to be men- ven —On Wodnewlay morning, February 28, | other inthe vicinity of Barletts Reet some am! on cae We saat nreeiies sured by its money value alone; it will impart an aug. | J0uA Le, wife of Charies D. Laverich, and youngest | ines westerly from New Lando harbor. Tew growing ie Mented usefuine® to the unexpended portion of your rr of the a . oo some Was their steam whistien snes heer eee nf ; Previous donation, by enabling Jt to be applied over a {res and friende of the familtes are invited to | Ti". Me rentin: arene wful shrieks. Just at this mo. tly enlarged area, as well as to give increased :om - 4 funeral, from her late residence, Bowery Ray, | neh che anuud of Dates Pog Tram Landon , on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, without farther notion. Carriages will be in waiting at Union equare (Fourteenth streot) until balf-past twelve o'clock. Lrany. On Wednesday, February 28, Dasien Luany, eon of Daniel and Eliaabeth Leahy, aged 10 years apd 2 monthe, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully and accommodation in the buildings to which it be appropriated @ most mderate return from so large an investment WE furnish a permanent income, the jud.ciut exp ndi we which must in time exer’ anirresitible influence in aie fhe charm ter of ihat clase of houses avhich are more over by the laboring p pulation in all parte of the metrp>- and thus to a remote prsterit name will con. | iBVited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his ‘I'G York: Mer. tote held in grat sul remembrance by the people i Parente, 113 Cherry street, Wile (Thurwisy) ateraoon, at NOG Wise, Oraeb-cRtens , O9abe gh Zib—cit ong Floto dir Marwick Mauansas M “ 0 o'CK a — mer Londen, rd Suvavenpele atten om @ scale hitherio un- Mrnscnory.—Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, Fob ‘The following approved Masters and OMlcers have received PORTSMOUDH, Fob far sents ogre Hedinaton. a ’ = STANL (Chairman. ruary 28, of heart disease, Taxonore Mrnscivy, aged 63 | eommtesions from this Ansociation -— Bait (and sid 22d for Portland); Arthur, Lory , 4 yearn, Captaing—4546, Wim 8 Cheesman ; 4862, Brow. OTD: eunicon TENNENT. Th friends and relatives, as well as Ocean Lodge, No. | er stir Wm Parson anh, \isorge ee More ashe do P Lg td ©. ¥. LAMPSON, ; 156, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Cre) d80) Lewie Poster. bark Frve Trade ene Foun. Foun. Ci ‘To Guo. Pranopt, Esq. J. 8. MORGAN. ion ry cent. pire Lome wath diam Buck; 467, Alien H JAngell bark vAnIO. we diam A Charge of Smuygling. pauxwn —On Wedvestay evening, Febraary 28, Mise | Bini i Means; 651° ‘Cnrinuen. B Ringe: 486%, Jeena ° . hips Mariews, sister of the wa, + MMA, Braddock Nict ’ ; PNITED STATES COMMISSIONRR'S OFFICE. Notice of frneral hereafter, K Jacobs, brig Florence: 4867, Isaac A Pennell, ilen Refare Commissioner Betts, MacConwack.—On Tuesday, February 27, Kevsy Mac. | Hood; 458, theopnilus Raton, bark Aberdeen: jorvey Pom. 28.-The United States ve. John MeClowd, Michaet | Cormack, aged 25 yeara, a native of Queens county, Ire Doane, brig Premicr, Mate—4065, Edward H Smith. land The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully Invited to attend the faneral, from his late resi- All commissions outstanding over one year require to be PM Oull gh and Timothy Ryan. —The accused wore brought presented a he office for renewal, ©p yerterday, and charged with having amuggled a quan Marine Disasters, ¥ of fishing tackle, reels, silk lines, &e., from on | dence, 214 Kast Seven nth street, this (Thursday) after. Srrawen Ocnanva, before rod . Feb Dare 7 . ard the ir sip bWtansia. Ryan nad. MeCritogh | noon, at hall fost oun o'clock pekcealy. Mi fess | yghTTANE® OCRAREN befor cowed te ats day op tho ceeeed G14 ship Annabella (eh a tree re arrested in the city by a police officer, the former | will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, plan Coast Wrecking © hy WINTERVORT. Feb 24—Arr brig Kilman, Carde. Wing in his pomonsion three Cones, containing the con Mc Binoy. — vesday, Febraary 27, Eurawera Mc. - recking Co, She was placed on the Sectional aaa eRe Bale, Grant, do, Sraband articles, MeClod, who had been employed as | ELxoy, a native of county Fermanagh, ireland, aged 33 | 40ck yesterday afvernoon. Tt was found necessary to keep CKFORD, Feb 26—8ld sehr Rachel Jane, Northup, New Storekeeper ou the Pritanuia, # arrested on that | years. all the steam pumps gotng during the passage from Fisher's = States (hat the articles were sent to ee TT lake pace this (Thoreday Png eend Island to the city. while lying at Glasgow for his brutherdn- | at two o'clock, from the residence of Thotae twn 3 Ot Leeds: that he « the m on Const at Giasgow, | Tenth street, corner of North First, Witllamaburg. 2. Pe prot ws wiesw de tole Weegee unknown re of the vessel, and that on hie M: Kenver.—Ov Toveday, February 27, Joux MoKer- = rough by the ico while laying at anchor in the the t States he was to sond them to bis | YRR, a native of Rosavan, county Antrim, ireland, aged | North itiver, betwaen Sand 4 o'elock on Wednesday mom: in-laws broiher in Canada. He gave them to | 78 years. ing, and was sank at ber/anchorage, a br F, Ryan to take ashore fur hin, so that tio oificers of the f The friends and requaintences of the family wre re | i Vessnis—Ship Kepler (Brem), Jurgens, aatied | and Rev. Mr Muren ah Ti ovo, geeacl should not know of it, aod What Ie might be able spectiully invited to atvend the funeral, trom his late re- | from Phi when a disoourve wilt be is Nov 30 for Bremen, and has not since Pa to sebd them somewhere to have an opportumiy of tak. | aidence, corner of Meeker and Graham avenues, Wil- en Relation of the Chureh her fag them away. He add that hw did uot know the value Hamebarg, ht (Thursday) afternoon, at ‘two. orelock. ar Aro She was 636 tons register, and three years ‘ston of @ Standing 0 articles, ere bing no evidence oganst MeCul is remaius will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for imter- = Hog io was diseharged. HeCiout and Ry ca were com. | ment, ~v. Ship Gellert (1am), Pats, eatled from Philadelphia Nor 29 mitied. Patrasos,—On Mien 4 morning, February 2%, after | for Antwerp, which is the last known of her. The @ was an a lingering ih Nancy Patteson, aged ears and | fron vessel of 690 to: ‘ister, bull iti Gini. Son 3 % iiness, ag y Fon vessel o| ne register, built at Hall, Eng, and two months The relatives and frends of tho family are os New Onieaxs, Feb. 27, 1900 Inerrased the prorehase tfull The agenis of the Freedmen's Boreas report that | invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, | _ Sd Coperniens (Ham), Terry, sailed from New York Nov on commisaon. ermed bands in the interior of Texas are defying the | at twa o'clock, from her late Fesidence, No, 122 Clinton | % for London, and has not sines been heard of. The C was ——— United States soldiers and maltreating the laborers on | street. ‘an iton vessel of EW PUBLICATIONS, the plantations. Forces have been sent to afford protec. Puree —On Wednesday, February 28, Sorma, daughter ee a ~= A nnn Hoe. ,,The rope are about vo be abandoned and the | of Joba P. and Helena’ Pupke, aged # years, & months ‘ NeCalma, saived irom Poriand | YW A*KRE NOTIONS, ror Aprir,, freedmen removed to places of safety and 11 daya jan 6 for Matanzas, and Ueea | or ier Many counterfeit compound interest bonds are in cir The runeral will take place on Friday afternoon, at | Srival wut anne ben Fears are emericiel thet tee Res panay, 3s Nts ett two o'clock, from No. 148 Weat Eleventh street, met With some disaster 3 gulation, dated February 15, 1804. Several arrests have ab made 4 AMEROAN NEWS COMPANY, General Ageuts, 119 aod 121 Nassau sireat. PRENDERGAST —On Wednesday morning, February 28, Sreamsmir Nontu Yourr, {rom Baltimore for Savannah, Dean Pall River for Elizabethrort; ivemeon: Fall River tot make ica ein oe arte dissolved by mutual consent,—New York. Feb. 27, t JOSEPH W. GANO. JEWELLERS.—WANTED, A MAN WITH SEVERAL thousand dollars cash, to enter into partnership in the f ions of the by a gentleman who has been in the busi. Negro Suffrage. His Instructions to Governor The radicals, both in and out of Congress, were confi- address Messrs. ©. Friederich & Uo., Kochester, § read they fovnd ono of the severost yet calmost and most ably written documents against it generally and in detail, The scene in the Seunte, while ft was being read, bozgars all description, the like of which was never bofore seen, and it is doubtful if it ever will be again, The light and shade upon the conntenances of the radical Senators— first a death-like palor, and then tho redness of anger, with the twisting and turning in their seats—all told of tho agony under which they were suffering. Bot this was E, be sold ot a bargain: reotynr plites. For par. Walker street ddreas Southern, box | x RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT OR business—Valuable Railroad Pateni, very cheap: must be sold. Inventor, 169 roalway, rooin 4. being in ours”? Thore never was such a picture of despair on the covn- fenances of m is seen on those of the extremists in Congress. They look as though they had Tost their b st friend and wore in deop mourning on the way tothe grave They have been boldly asserting that the President cannot do this, and bad no pluck, but they have found that they knew but litte of the calibre of the man whom they were defying. If the veto did not convines them that Any Johnson was in earnest bis apeech on the 224 box 16 Herald uflice, ANTED—A CRATLEMAN COMBINING ME. experience, to e: dr; itr Kentucky: the best of room ANS AND ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED AND RESPONS(BLE to consult with, who is cavable of giving corre + bu fan works, for condueting them a’ter built, with it hl "Nene, \c. Raferencas of the highest: ras | Must have at least removed all doubt. All classes of to 5 a iret. Suite liberal ‘camipensattin. eit bee “Jagreen gtne Politicians have been in the habit of running to the l're- sident and engaging im private conversation, and then come away representing that he entertained this or (lat view. We have thus had all manner of confileting ru mors; but Andy Johnson has concluded to make his own statements to the peuple, aad did so on thia occasion in such @ manner that he cannot be oastly misrepresent od. WHho 18 RESPONSIBLE ? Whatever mortification the radicals may feel, or how- ever deop they may feet the grief of their defeat, they wilt be. A 3... We, bon 37 Post office, New Yorks Oe $15,000 tare a ompetent neeoenaee int ak no POH, SALE two 1 Forder: with Cues and Batis: also, one art of Bool Hale, Snurrabbtin sigeeh. "Ns Un SWeDer oC Week Broaway | oon have the sad consolation of realising that’ they 7 v brought it opon themselves. The radicals are alone re- Hse sate beds in good order, Ro: @ Platvonk ascoue, | svoneible. Their own folly, thelt own shortaightedneas _—- has brought them to this. There was no need whatevor A A GOOD SECOND HAND BITA.IAR! - | Of any such rapture between them and the President, er ek.2o Preferred. Address, wit Tren “ nor would there have been if they had shown even the common sense of a school boy, or treated the Prosident with (he common civility requisite to the official relations between the two branches of the government. No man deplored the necessity of this issue more than the President, and he was anxious that ® muataal co-ops. ration should characterize their course, He was realy to yield to the wishes of Congress as far as possible with- out violating principles, He appealed to them fer har- mony, and was ready to moot them in the spirit of con- wit 1H portion. lars and datement of ‘lowest price, RL. P., Yorkvilie Post sonnei OE thousand fold more, Never im the history of our govern- ment was the effort before made by Congress to act upon ‘any measure of legistation, much less the most import- ant question that would come before them, prior to th Teception of the message of the Executive, which all most know would treat upon that very subject. The Legisiatures of the most insigmfcant States never pre- sumed to act upon any measure prior to the reception of SEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET, eee TE