The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1866, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1886: MEXICO. Wexican Opinion of the Entente Cor- diale Between France and the United States. Large French Reinforcements Expected. Arrival of the Archduke Etienne, Maximilian’s Brother, at Mexico City Napoleon Sends an “ Ultimatum” to His Majesty of Mexico. be French Gold and French Bay- onets Lrresistible. Suspected Attempt to Assassinate Maximilian. &e, &e. &e, Our City of Mexico Correspondence. Mex109, Feb. 17, 1868, * The retrenchments in the imperial expenditure sug- gested by Mr. Langlais, the newly arrived financier, do mot by any means accord with the Emperor's views. ‘There is no doubt that he is decidedly averse to any re- @action whatever in his income, for he needs all he can Ret to defray the expenses of the works now going on at ‘Mao palace of Chapultepec and his new chateau at Cuer- mavaca. There are many who think that it would benefit ‘We ecommerce and agriculture of the country far more if ‘Maximilian were to devote hia money towards the com- pletion of the railroad to Vera Cruz, instead of spending 4 opon works which cannot be useful to the public in q@encral. ¥¢is a matter of surprise how Maximilian can allow the ‘present head of his Cabinet to remain in office, consider- ‘tng the articles that have appeared concerning him in ‘the London Times, the unfavorable reports in circulation and the extravagance displayed in his style of livery, ‘when his income is nominally only $6,000 per annum. This man was a poor civil engineer in Belgium, and owes his Present position to the circumstance of having rendered the late King Leopold various services in a confidential capacity. The Minister of Pubhe Works did request the Emperor to appoint a commission to investigate the charges published by the Times, but the matter never went beyond a decree to that effect published in the offi- eial journal of the empire. The sensation produced by the Bagdad affair has some- what abated, but it ts ly mo means Lgpabay Og one Maat the entente cordiale France and United ‘Blales will prove of long duration. In the msanline 6 sary lane reinforcement of og vy columns are el arms: is expc'ed already know that three he: lvancing towards Monterey and Matamoros. Mr. Se gs instead of entering upon the duties of Minister of Financo, as was expected, is anxious to re- turn to France, no na because he moe that all ae efforts are foiled by the government, and especially by Maxim ilian, who does not relish the idea of having state advisers forced upon him by Louis Napoleon. Marshal Bazains is also becoming disgusted. Some of ‘these days be will ask for leave of absence and not re- tern. Frervary 18, 1866. THE LIBEL AGAINST LORD DUNDREARY Angel court, Throgmorton street, and of 51 Pembridge- villas, Bayewater, attended before the:Lord Mayor at the Justice room of the Mansion House ona summons charg. collect exactly now what I did; abous once a week; sometimes three or four might 1 Mx, Sothern and the Spirits. HIS BXPS: RIBNCKS IN NEW YORK AS A MESMUGIST AND SPIRITUALIST— HIS OWN ACCOUNT OF AN AMBRI- CAN “MIRACLE CIRCLE” —JUDGK EDMONDS, JUDGE TALLMADGE AND ‘‘INNUMESABL®’’ PERSONS PREB- ENT, &TC. Th Landon, April 21, Mr. Benjawin Coleman, of 1% but they had no motive whatever in-doing so, and only received @ very tritag commission on the pubiication. Eventually the detendant, Mr. William Kent, was com- mitted for trial, but was admitted to bail in the mean- time in his own recognizances to the amount of £100. The Steam Boiler Expiogsio: Bridge. INVESTIGATION BEFORE CORONER / COLLIN—CEN- SURE BY THE JURY OF THE NEW*RAVEN RAIL- ROAD COMVARY. Coroner Collin yesterday held an inqnest at the Twelfth precinct station house on the body of James Maguire, the fireman, who was killed by the explosion of @ boiler of locomotive No, 29, at Harlem bridge, on Friday evening, as reported in yesterday's Henaup. Only four witnesses were.examinod, but the testimeny was not specially important, except that given by Mr. Rounds, ¢t Harlem ing bim with writing and pnblishing a defamatory libel of and concerning Mr. Sothern, the actor, Mr. William Kent, of Paternoster row, was also summoned before the court in his capacity of publisher of the periodical. in which the alleged libel appeared. ‘Tho case excited very great interest,.2nd the court was wide er 4 during the investigation. fj superiniendeut of motive power of the New Haven Kail- r, Sergeant Ballantine and Mr, Montagu Williams | road; Daniel S Olds, the engineer, and Deputy Coroner cted as counsel for Mr, Sothern, the prosecttor; Mr. | Robinson M. M. Rounds, superintendent of motive..power of the road, testified that the engine was put on. in 1858, was built at the Taunten Works, and the boilerappeared of good iron and superior workmanship; he would consider the boiler safe ata pressure of one hundred and fifty pounds; it had been in constant use for seven years, running about one hundred and seventy thousand miles; the road had boilers which have run over four hundred thousand miles; the engineer had beeu in the employ of the company about four y. did not knaw, how- ever, whether he had a certificate as engineer; he was tested by practical men before hired. Daniel 0. Olds, the engine driver, testified thet he left New York at twenty minutes past eight o'clock, and arri- ved at Harlem bridge about ten minutes of nine on Friday evening; had stopped about two minutes when the ex plosion occurred; had one hundred and ten pounds of steam-on at the time, with three solid ganges of water, which, is supposed to fill tho boiler; the fireman: was on the ongine at the time; he (the engineer) had got down to clean the ash pan, and tho first thing he knew afior the explosion he found himself Afteen feet off; be hed no idea o: the cause of explosion; he had been an engineer about two anda half years, and served an apprentice- ship, and had regular papers from Connecticut; he had had charge ofthe engine since Nevember; there were twenty freight cars, which was considered a small train for 80 Jarge an engine; he had often examined the boiler, and * did not consider any part weak. Thomas Robinson, M. D., deposed that he had made an external examination of the deveased, and found bone fractures aud general outward disfiguring; ho presumed there were internal injuries, Some other unimportant testimony was taken, and the case was then submitted to the jury, who, afters short deliberation, rendered the following verdict:— That James Maguire, the deceased, came to his death by injuries resulting from the explosion of the boiler of locomotive No. 28,.of the New York and New Haven Ratiroad, at Harlem bridge, on the evening of the 9th dnst., and, from the evidence, we do mot censure the engineer of said locomotive; but we do censure the New York and New Haven Railroad Company for not employ- ing practical and scientific engineers, as, from the evi- deuce of the superintendent of motive power, they do not employ engineers on certificates of capability. Beeeased was twenty-eight years of age, and a native of the United States, ALrmsz Mors Lianr ox tar Roxsury Tracrpy.— ‘Warden Haynes had quite a protracted conversation with the Dodge or ‘Scratch Gravel” yesterday, concerning the murder of the Joice children, and the warden thinks he ‘was soveral times on the point of confession, and on one occasion said that if it was proved against him he should go to the ecaffold with a bold step. Mr. Haynes, in course of conversation, told Dodge that he knew much concerning his past life, and he admitted that he was in prison in South Carolina in 1860, for shooting with revolver a man who insulted him. The nd | warden also told him that he was satisfied he was connected with the West Soxnaly, murder ard advised him to confess; he said he would think about it. He was unable or unwilling to account for himself in the latter part of May and the first part of June last year; but being advised that it would be neces- sary for him to do so he called for pen and paper, and was yesterday engaged in writing a statement. Its truth ewis, St., of Ely place, appeared for the first nara defendant; Mr. Coleman, and Mr, Chamberlain, of Basing- ot, for Mr. Kent. Ballantine as one of the * to his client, whose moral character The libel complained of, called the Spiritual appeared in a publi ie, iu the shape of an ar purporting to have written by the defendant Coleman. There it was siated, among otber matcers that were net material, in respect to Mr. Sothern, speaking of him im reference to the time when he resided in Now York, ‘hecreated quite asensation by admitting the truth of an accusation brought agzinct him by aertrin young actress that he had”— then occurred some asterisks—‘“‘after placing her in a state of mesmeric iniluence.”’ There could, said the learned Ser- ‘ant, be but one construction put’ upon the paragcaph fo bss quoted—namely, that Mr. Sothern had committed a rape, or something equivalent to a rape, upen the lady when under a state of mesmeric influence; and it was difficult to imagine anything more foul put into print against a man, seeing that the result of it would be to ostracize him from all society, Another part of the libel, he said, was embodied in the following sentence, still re- ferring to Mr. Sothern:—‘*He was a good looking, gay, vivacious, fast young man, whose pretty wife continually won the sympathy of those who were witnesses¢o her husband’s * * *,” The asterisks were again those of the writer of the article, who, adverting to them in a foot note, said, “Ihave omitted those passages which relate to matters inte which I do not desire to enter.” Such statements, said the learned counsel, were calcu- lated wo sow dissension in afamily, and to make mises- able a home which, up to the present timo, had been a happy one. Since the days, he added, when public opinion put an end to the career of publications like the Satirist and the Age, the English press bad been happily free from calumnies such as those in question, and which, he submitted, comtained a cruel and scandalous bel upon bis chent. Mr, Mark Andrew Chivers was.called. He said, in re- ly to Mr. Montagu Willlama, he was a sub-editor of the Fives, and resided at No. 6 Clement's inn, He produced a letter, dated the 12th of February, addressed to the editor, ‘and signed, “The writer of the article in the Spiritual Magazine;” upon it, in bis (witness’) handwrit- ing, were the name'and address of the sender, written at the time from a memorandum, and that letter appeared in the Times on the following rR Mr. Alfred Head Bailey, of 3 Royal Exchan; Buildings, printer, identified the letter as being the handwriting of Mr. Coleman, the defendant, with which, he said, he was well acquainted. Mir. Fdward Askew hern was called Serjeant Ballantine. He said he was an actor at the Haymarket theatre, and resided at the Cedars, Kensington; he was now permanently settled in this country, and was an Englishman by birth, though at one time residing in the | a United States; he hed read the article in question, had no doubt it applied to him; he was a married m with four young children, and was living on terms of perfect comfort with his wife; there was nota single syllable of truth in the passage connecting him in the article in question with a young actress. By Mr. Lewis, in cross-examination—I was originally here before I went to America; if you ask me of how Many theatncal companies 1 was a member there, I | or falsity will be in some measure known by the warden should say of a dozen at least; that was from 1854 to | ag soon as he secos it from other information in his pos- 1856; for about two years, I think, I amused myeelf in | session on the same point. It is not expected that teaching people to believe in spiritualism; I made no | ¢he statement will embody a confession, but it is believed ; John Bridgman never assisted me; he used to sit at the table some of Douglas Stuart; a v perso: sides those engaged in theatrical pursuits formed part of the ‘circle; Judge Edmonds used to come, and 80 did Govornor Tallmadge, in fact innumerable people came; what I did was for amusement merely, and I cannot re- ‘think we kept the “miracle circle”’ on for about two years; it was gonerall that the latte? will soon be forthcoming. The Warden furthor informs us that eee eee hang 3 pot admit of the slightest dou! iF was 8 ea the date of the murder.—.; Herald, a SA SSID Since yesterday rumors of important events have beon | there. and sometimés twenty; the ‘‘mediums” called me pot in Sroniation, ae bere re conse maaeing = Li ti Appt merle am ROA Palawnscnch rene fein has arrived here, and also the Archduke nDe, Ir. Wool my: were nei mediums; of the Emperor Maximilian, on bousd of the French | I don't admit that I practiced any deceit; I simply Port of New York, March 10, 1866. ‘eamer from St. Nazaire. The arrival of the latter was carefully secret as far as possil panied by the Count de Bombelles, an Austrian, a great favorite of Maxim:lian. Whether the Archduke has eome to Mexico in order to advise his royal brother, or whether he has been sent out as the agent of Napoleon, ~ De ane eon, There is another circumstance which has also been. studiously concealed from public knowledge. Here it is. | @ne day during Maximilian’s last sojourn at Cuernavaca, while walking about, followed at a short distence by one { ‘of his staff officers, the attention of the latter was excited dy the susp:cious movements of a man who appeared to nally approaching closer and closer to him. Finally, when the individual had got close to his Majesty, the | staff officer reshod forward and seized him, searching bim a loaded revolver was found cunceaict | under hs coat, Ho of course arrested; but it is | Feported that ho was shortly afterwards released by order of the Fmperor, who, as rumor has it, said to thé Mini: ter of Justice, 'Y do no' think: that my life is i dange the peop'e of Mexica love me (00 well!” What a strange halluc nation! As you know, I never believed in the news of the ap- proaching witlidrawal of the French troops. I always Shought that the report was circulated in order to forco Maximilian to follow the Line of policy desired by France, In this I was right, for, since January, France bas refused to advance further sums to the Emperor Maximilian, and ‘his employeos were bevinning to feel anxious at nou- payment of their salaries. en the capture of Bagdad tended to render the situ- ation still more complicated. Napoleon was 80 placed ‘hat he could not abandon Mexico, and he sent out Mr. Sailiard with categorical instructions (including even threats) to carry out his wishes. Count de Bombelles, abo 14d that Maximilian’s stubbornness in refus- ‘ing do as the French Emperor wished him to do would prove his destruction, camo with Mr. Saillard in order to communicate the French ultimatum to Maximilian. Their mission has oved successful beyond a doubt, for yesterday Mr. Eengats paid over w the a the cum of six hun- dred thousand dollars; consequently the political situa- ton here will undergo a — as France has required that the terms of the ultimatum ehall be car- henceforward, Mazimilian Lowis Ni will be simply japoleon, he F: jE rene lpg Ba BF Palace, special envoys, sent from jm to their Mexican Maj the death of Se Brookiyn City News. ‘Tes Peonatis Mcnpea—Awn-Moarem Ex.urnsniox.— Coroner Lynch, of Brooklyn, yesterday proceeded to the house of Mr. Charles Foster, who was brutally and proba- ‘ly fatally besten on Thursday last, by a workmay gamed John Hannslugger, employed in the brewery of {the former in Myrtle, near Marcy avenue. Charles Foster being duly sworn, said:—I feel very bad ; on Thursday morning, about balf-past eight o'clock, ; 1 went into the named ead; I know nothing more did not give him any cause to bit me, and ¢ him, but tried to got out of his way; 1 was a few minutes there when he struck me. Jory after hearing the above statement returned the following verdict :— Foster came to his wounds by blows on the head with an iron bar, at the hands of his foreman, John Hannelugger, on tho 8th of March, 1866, without any cause or provocation.’ Mr. Foster lay ina very low condition last evoning, and his recovery is considered extremely doubttul, The Prisoner is rafely locked up in Raymond street Jail. Tox Nivetixta New York Votcntares.—An adjourned meeting of the Ninetioth New York Veteran Voluntoors was held last evening im Brooklyn, to hear the report of the Special Committee, which was delegated to visit ‘Washington and procure the parton of certain of toeir comrules who were tricd and convicted by @ court mar @ia} just prior to return and muster out of the regitwnt ow weeks ago. The men thus tried, convicted and sentenced had sustained excellent reputation a» soldier up to the time of their conviction, and it i# alleged th: {cir trials and conviction were brought about by a per- sonal pique exbibited by a member ot the court fhe President, on hearing the facts in the case, promptly or vn, release and honorable discharge. The names of the men:—Private Noah L. ; private George Miller, Company E; &' Tredwell, Company ’ A; anghan, Company B; sergeant Mart mpany D; private Absolam N. Ferris, Company E, private James Proctor, Company F. Weekty Morrauty.—The total number of deaths in Brooklyn during the past week was 138, Of these there 1 their pari were—men 2, women 22, boys 45, gitle 36. The prin cipal! diseases we famtnation of the ings, conges: Hon of the brain, convulsions and consumption. Raia of ¥ F Thleves on Astoria, A COTTON WARKHOUSE ATTACKED—SHOTe INTAR- CHANGED—TWO MEN WOUNDKD—ONK SUPPOSED KILLED. On Wednesday night a band of river thieves forced an entrance into Vanderventor's store, Astoria, at present occupied by Dibble, Worth & Co., of this city, ae a cotton depot. The thieves were first noticed prowling aro the premises, about ten o'clock. ‘The’ watchman red jounded, mortally it is thought, one of the gang, fired om aud wounded by others The alarm called out others, and soon ot in the riverand conveying * 'h blood og the aide. Be z entered into the matter as a joko; ible, He is accom. | “deceit” ito m; spiritualism to be have ‘got, Ido not believe that any actally sane man— any man who has not got a screw loose, really docs be- be dozging the Emperor, stopping when he stopped, and | lieve. b sthag cach other with knives. CLEARED. Steamship Edinburg (Br), Phillips, Liverpool via Queens tows Jone G Dale. © ‘a ” you put the word mouth; I did “not thon know vif was endeavoring to establish its truth or falsehood by mechanical means. I arrived | — Steamslup Louisiana (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—National at the impression on the first day that it was false, but | Steam Navication Con > homPeO my ipem clevaree than myself thought otherwise. I imams my gael Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwall—Pacific Mail | thinic it will be four years next September since I left ship Co, Maw York. (pensar mea i gaunot Uallevey now Greshi afiamahip Vera Cruz, Murray, Havana and Vera Cruz—C mo, that many people do Detieve ta splsivunivern. RE OR RN Alangh.) Ido not honestly believe that anybody believes | _ Steamship Raleigh, Walker, New Otignaa yume Guton, &Co. Steamship Gen Grant, Holmes, New Orleans--H B Crom. well & Co. Steamship Monterey, Whitman, New Orleans—J A Raynor, i init. It isnot palpable, at least to the littie brain I (Langhier.) IT cannot understand how anybody Steamship San Salvador, Atkins, Savannab—Garriso can believe init. That is what (mean. (Lauchter.) 1 | aiggaineuip San Salv ee remember writing a letter to a Glasgow paper. The poecemabtp Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannah—Livingston, Gpon | printed elip you now produce looks like a copy of ut, | Fox &Co. : Fhe nnmber’ of the clrcle” was usually t hey | Gemmmrn toate iva ones Obaroetn A Laney, were of overy position tn life; they were invited rigat | fieameln ‘Torry, hear —C Gondaper |, and left. Since my return to England I havo to a cer. Steamship Hatteras, arrish, Norfolk, City Point and tain extent practsed spiritualism, but very little, and always at private houses. ist pellete te te pur endeavored there to Induce peo: | ™Sienmehip Jon Gibson, Yeung, Alexandria—H B Crom. Witness—Yes; just the same as I would with any other bt Dingo, Sherwood, Portland—H B Cromwell & trick. He continued:—A gentleman on one occasion | Co, took out @ summons against me. WhatIdidon that | — Ste . cecasion was to expose spiritvalism. You ask mo if I] Ship Christopher Hall, Addy. Shanghae—J C Jewett & Co, barked like a dog. I certainly did ‘make somo sort of | Ship Mvlocks, Nickels. Havre Woyd& Hincken, | unearthly noise, and there were three or four people in ark Tata (Br), Barber, Changhae~© oodridee & Co. the room who did precisely the same thing. We all | gait Primo (ital), De Barbarie, Belfast—J B Phillipe & Tt was all done asa ark Progress (Br), Alsen, joke, and everybody knew it was a joke. I really can- | Funch, Meincke & Wendt. not say what the gentleman to whom you refer believed Rark Persia, Holm, Cronstadt—W Ropes & Co. Richmond—Livingston Fox & “o. Steamanmip Niagara, Couch, Norfolk, City Point ana Rich- mond—G Heineken & Palmore. msh!p Glanens, Gale, Boston—Neptune Steamship Co. Copenhagen for orders— (ida as below, Brig Chas Heath, incorrectly reported as Sahore, also arrived MP Wider} va Sevr EDwin Rivep, Doane, from Phfladeiphia for Boston, before reported loat und crew saved and landed at Orbraitar, Troan Glovaltar that he bad rected ieee Tiaod ian Tah ran GA at he 4 AM, when the BNE gale struck hiin: ‘Newport, bul could'nat make it, and hove to, vessel badly iced mp. "ALS PM the sea took the boat from the davits, and thewessel was deaking badly, alt hands at the pumps. Same night blew away sails, and next morning shipped a ser, which atove for. ward koure, Ac, Kept off before the gale, losing one sail sicer another, Until there was nothing but.a piece of jib and fovaullieft. Covered with lee aed rollin; badky, all on daard were feartal thas the vessel woul sink, but ‘on, the morning of the 1th the Hanoverian trig Berge, fram New Yok ‘onstantinople, hove ta #igit, and kept compan; 12th, before the he world. wdmit of eonmue on. when all hands were resevued and landed at Gibrale » 13, Capt D and hits mate belong atCape Cod. nd_for Suffolk, Va. near Edgartown, some . Was got off und towed into Edgartown March 3. vht, and anparently has received mo injury by being She will reload her cargeof lumber and proceed, Fen HANATIA, burat off Chatham, was from, Rockland or ork, She was 137 tons register, rated A2, bullt at Ni Desaxt, Me, in 1855, and owned da'Rockhandes A? Mut Scur Boor Brotuers (Br), Ewart, from S¢ John, NB, for ton, with lumber, Went ashore on Moese Peak Feb 27, knocki'gootf her keel, and otherwise badly damaging her. She has hean condembed, Scur Feamina Sea, from Norfelk for Baltimore, wes aground ox Hampton ar 27th ‘nst, but probably got ‘off at high tide, Sen Gwonam Fares, Thrasher, below Providence 9th inst from Phtadelphia, broke main boom and spit and Jib in the heavy blow of Gth inst, Miscellancous. Purser RayTompkins, of the steamship R R Oxyler, from New Orleans, will accept our thanks for favors, x GrMsnox, 629 tons, built at Boston in 1857, has been n private terms, Scene W K®ouncan, 25 tons, built at Lincolnvitie, Me, in 1805, has been:soid on private terms, Scur Epwix. of Southport, Ct, 180 tons, old. measurement, built at» kein 1864. has been purchased by Jerome Tut: tle, of Bridgeport, for $14,000, It Is said sue has since been resold for $16,500. A New Srzamsntr—The new steamahip, which arrived at Philadelphia last week, consigned to Messrs Bish Co, is a splendid vessel. She is a sidewheel boat burthen, and haean iron hull, She was built at Wilming- ton, Del, for Me Charles Morgan, of New York, and will be laced on the Mme now running between Mobile and New Or- jeans. Notice to Mariners, WRECK OFF LAVERNOCK POINT, BILISTOL ORANNEL. Tuinity House, Loxpos, Feb 21, 1866. Notice is hereby given. that a Green Buoy, marked with the word “Wreck,’’ has been laid about 20 fathoms SWcfa vessel sunk off Lavernock Voint, in the Bristol Channel, ito be. He took out @ summons Wark Hyack (Br), Robinson, Buenos Ayres—D R DeWolf ‘ 0, me x against me, and after: be wards withdrew the comp'aint. * Bark Lubeck), 8! We br wr Mir. Lewis-—Were you obliged to apologzet nha oe ee meee Witness—I dd n apologize. Bark % Murry, Jr, Mulligan, Port at Prince—R Murray, Jr. By Mr. Serjeant Ballantine—Rightly or wrongly, I con- ceive thas spiritualists are impostern I never admitied the truth of the accusation made against me asto a young actrees. I never before heard of such an accusation, and, ‘80 fur as I am aware, there is nota single pretence for the jusinuation that there is any unkindly feeling between my wife and me. ac ation, and Mr. Lew! } re. Bark Quickstep (Br), Foster, Matanzas—Trujillo & Vining. Bark Union, Ulmer, Narsau—J W Elwell & Co. Bark Avola, Webster, Savannah—Brett, Son & Co. Bark MC Dyer, Simmous, Philadelphia Peck & Church. bertad, Bowdoin, ‘Philadelp! ayer & oy, Gibraltar—A P Francia, y, Vera Cruz—B P Small racl, Barbados—Jones 4 Lough ie was the case for the Jeromialy Ferd, Natuneas—Walsh & Carver for the defence, contended Rael the defendant h BI i eae ty to ese in effect In the ‘al Bon) Delano, in, New ridge & had Hig Pedro, Pickelt,’J & Church. Brig Albert Adams, Ayres, Charieslon—Tupper & Beattie. tJ B Small (Wr), Stevens, Sisal and Carmpeachy—Leay- Schr Carrie Wells, Lawson, Inagua and a market—Thomas Halifaz—J L Overton. ‘avacca and Indianola—N L ie Sete ARO Et 900 ar ayn ‘Bavannab—Davis Baran "Wooster decinnd, ‘Sevannah—Browa & Van. Emery, —H . os ery ,taranneh—Holyoke & Murray. ‘Wm Flint, Howard, Wilmington, NC—Murray, Ferris H Nichols, Brown, Peterseurg—Van Brunt & it. Julia Crawford, Buckley. Baltimore—Bently, Smith & Schr G7 Winsor ( ), Perry, 1, Betihing: rte "aete jerrick. Montgomery, jeKensie, RaniansDanvers—J Selugrahi Alexandria, Hatiriek Philadelphia. ARRIVED. Cutting. Liverpool Feb 21, and enomena of spiritualism, that they were quite read; |, with mdse and 447 passengers. to National f either result—to believe it if it were true, to reject it | Steam Navigation Co, Had westerly gales from the Banks; sete Sansa i nt ea gt ath; | SSC pte ‘Neaip Vata Stag Mor solvi 0 expose writer concl: J oy there were thoumanés 23 , lon 7006, passed steamship City of Manchester, hence ¥ denouncing it asa swindie. of people in this country, continued Mr. Lewis, who be- heved tn spiritoalism nevertheless, and he sabmitted that was hard language to apply to it by one who had atone time, to say the least, been himself ready to put faith im it, and that the article now alleged as Whelton being written in reply to Mr. Sothern's letter to the Glasgow paper, was ouly a fair retort upon his scurrility. The Lord or Said be thonght it would be vy: ub. desirable on his to express any very strong opinion as to whother this were a libel or not. je thought the letter of the defendant addressed to the Timer was ex 0 Steamship Malin (ir). Macaulay, Liverpool Feb 20, with mdse, to E Cunard. Had heavy fwesteriy gales the entire Steamship Mercedita, Williams, Mobile Feb 24, via 1 Mareh 4, with mdse, to'Smith & Dunning, eamabip KR Cuyler, Doll . mise and passengers, to Rt Lowden, Experienced atron nd sea from nt 82 to port, Sth inet, exchan bark bound N, showinga white fag with a ntre, Steamship Missouri, Slocum, New Orleaus, March 2, with ndse and paseeggers, to Garrison & Allen. Experienced Nght winds until the éth inst: since has hed continual gales h 3, ceedingly unfortunate for him, and under all the circum: | from NNW, with vy head seas, stances he felt the case was one for oF ngt Aad decide. Steamehip Rosph ‘us (Br), Alexander, Philadelphia, to The defendant, Mr. Coleman, after being cautioned | Tapscott Bros & Co. Came here to finish Yoading for Liver. from the bencli in the ordinary way as to anything he might say, replied that in writing article as an answer to allegations made by Mr. Sothe: poo. Steamship EC Knight, Dents, Washington, €2 h th rodent TB Crone 400. zy seer Kehr Linden, Shack(ord, St Andrews, NB, 11 days, with porting into it matter from the Amet lumber, to Jed Frye & ( ndre ays, w hen the position he had y | fehr Maris Lunt, B: Fiiganethport for Boston. He did not wish to Justify and in | simply meant wo st what he had stated in the face of Mr. Sothern’s “ , Ne “ me “ that it was not true. He only wished to show w Seer Mary, Retoyen the sorta lor Previa ‘tng toa statementof Mr. si Jeant Sehr J Hoperta, Kligsbethport for Fall River, Je in question was “manifac- Be ris, Eli River, and sent over to America for pablicat.on, he nyder, Philadelphia, with mdse to Jas untrue, and he flung it back in j BELOW h that Messrs. Kent, the pubtish Rbtp St Marks, ers, were entirely innocent in this matter, and he should | Shit Goria: from Liverpoot, to Williams & Guion take upon hitnseif the whole responsibility of it Bark Sea Soake, from Shanghae, corht lord Mayor then committed the defendant, Mr. BAILED. Coleman, for trial, but admitted him to ball fn the mean. Steamshipe Henry Chauncey, Her “aledor Lime, bipself in two hundred and Ofty pounds and to | Crus Nouren Monde, uvobure, Lowsnna bene Kone sureties {h one hundred pounds each, Quaker City, Virginia, Ellen 8 Terry, Gen ‘Guiding The case against Mr, Kent, the publieher, thongh | Star, Monterey, Raleigh, Gen Barnes, San Salvador. heard first, was of minct interoet in comparison, Sub- | Wind at sunset NW. stantially evidence wax kiven to slaw that copies of the Lesage magazine containing the alleged libel were bought at his Marine Diansters, abop down to Monday lai; tat an edvertisement draw- Srraysmip Biackstowe (of Providence), Godfrey, from ing attention to the magazine, and which bad been | Boston for New Urioan | ut fut Newport! ms portion of lier machinery and Will repair before proceeding. if Roston (before reported), wen! f of rocks on the morning of te 2d of De 1 at aoe Xhe belony ca b, Walpole, Mase, who # killed by o7 of the crew off Pernambuco, in February Nothing wae saved but the officers and crew, 2211, numer, wio were take on to Victoria by the sehr Surprise, Capt Spring, who, by ® bp onincidence, wok be be survivors Of the wrecked ship f N Sound, just on before. The Ro ving broke fore yard, ordered to be ten thes inserted in the Dimes, was stopved after seven insertions by order of the manager upon the freee pt of 9 ietter complaining of the alleged Nhel_ addressed by bir. Sothern to the editor; and t sundae advertivoment bad been insert d ip Jelegr “ph vix thinea, in consequence of which Mr. had threatened the proprietors with an ection, Mr. Chamberiain, on the part of Messrs, Kent, ox Dressed regret that their house, which was a lighly re- oa one, should have been the means of circulating the alleged jibe, They had, he raid, onty recently been eugeged to publish the magazine in question on ton, It printed by persons or: control. and sent to them ready fi thie particular month it reached t Br with the following compass bearitigs:— Flatholm Lighthouse, SE by 8. Lavernock Point, NNE. South end of Sully alana, W. by N 34 N. ‘By order, PH BERTHON, Secretary. WRECK IN THR QUEEN'S CHANNEL, RIVER THAN ES, ‘rimizy House, Lonpon, Feb 14, 1866. Notice is hereby given that @ Green Buoy, marked with the word “Wreck,"’ has been laid 15 fathoms 8 by W of a veasel aunk in the lower part of the Queen's Channel The Buoy Hex in 11% fathoms at low water spring tider, with the following marks aad compass Loy Margate South Mill, in line with the east end of the Coast - gvard Station on Margate East Cliff, 8 by W. The Shingles Beacon, t wioe #ta apparent height, open to the northward of the Tongue Light Vessel, NW 4; W, the light easel being about 244 miles dimiant, e Tongue Knoll iuoy, N distant 1 mile. Northeast Sait Buoy, 8) distant 134 mile. oe mast of the wreck stows at hlgh water. By arder, P BERTHON, Secretary. Notice to Mariners. LIGHTS AT CAPE RACE AND CAPE PENx, SOUTHEAST COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Hyprogaaruic Orrick, Apuratrr, } Loupon, Feb 1, With reference to the Notice to Mariners, No 28, issued from thix office on the 12th day of June. 1863, wherein {t was stated “that the fixed light at Cape Race would be altered to a revolving white light, and the revolving light at Cape Pine to a fixed white light,” manners are hereby informed that hese intended alterations, owing to unforeseen circum: tances, have not yet taken place: but due notice wil be ren of —s changes, when itis known at what time eight nt Cape Race ie at t a fixed white light 6 a ce ty and thatat Cape bine a revolving while light, "Me By command of their Lordships. GEO HENRY RICHA RDS, Hydrographer. Whalemen. Schr E P Howard, of Provincetown, arr at Norfolk 8th inst Spoken. ce. 4 Vanguard, 67 days from fe UR EIEEES seccahoneg as teaan Elgin, Coueh, from ar} 40, 8 “Rite & iin hw stad 0 scan r Alcora, iachias, March 2, off Capes of Virginia. et ee foreign Ports, Cuxuavan, Feb 20—Sid Arabia, Fuller, En; Cavourta, Feb 20—In port ships Edith, Rook, arr for, York: Continental, Mahiman, for do. ldg; hendeen , for Boston, do; Lizzie Oak’ “ i pre pee ve Me pee AV ANA rr steams! lexieo New Orleans; brigaClara M Goodrich. (Portland? Elis Manitktinn, Deaken, ‘NYork: tarts One iiss ° sn E . Talluln (Br), Davion, Ne Loge ld Ist, bat rks Colonist (Br), Doherty, Sagua; Merrim: Marshall, Neuvitas: brign ay Bird Bn Bacon, Saga: W Robertson. Reed, Sierra Morena; schra Mary Faring (Br), Coox, Mobile; E'S Dver, Dyer, New Orleaus: 24, bark ft Filtner (Br) bark, Saga; sclire EG Knight, Hewes, New Orleans; Ald (Hr). Cornill, Charleston. vin Mutanenas 3, bark Com Dupont, Clifford. Sagua: brig Trajan, Sleeper, Neuvitas; schr isaac Cohen Hertz, Gray, New Orleans, Cld Lat, America (Br), McKenzie, Sagua; Onisiphoros eined'os; schr Harkaway (Br), Gordon, New (Br), Maine, ; a ay park BOE Shaw (B , Cann, Neuvitas; brig Rows 4 ist, Darks Banshee (Br), 650 bhds sugnr, 1 Baguia, at $9: © pont north Ja Sagua, es, for Reston via M. Hibernian (s), for Port- Boston 84: Tarifa (s). . in (8), for NYork Feb 28; ( of C i), for do Moreh 8; City of Washinston, (4), f 7th; City of Limerick (s), for do 9th; Australasian do loth; and others as before. Leoiorx, Feb 16—In port ship DH Watjen (Brem), Ju- Meher. for New York March 12; harks Lorely (Nor), Marcus. sen, for do; Diretto (Ital), Hevello, for Bosion in March; Grace (Br),’ Irvine, for do March 15; brig Clio (Br), Dina: wore, for Philadelphia, Mabras, Feb 14—Arr ship Mutlah, Miller, Boston, Messina. Feb 17—In port bark Mary Edson. Howes, for Boston; brig Agent (Br). for Philadelphia, Sld 17th, bark Arthur, Briggs, New Orleans, MayAcvaz, Feb 2i—In port brigs Robert Mowe, Hotchkisa, for NYork; Neuvitas, Bouns, for New Haven: Sarah, Part. ridge, for New Orit scht Hamburg, Sprague, for Ponce, to loud for New York. ‘Sid 18th, schr Willie, Staples, Balti: more, Maxzaxtito. Feb 16—Arr brig Lizzie Billings (Br), Mott, New York (not as before). Newrort, Feb 22—Arr ship Adelaide Norris, Reed, Havre. noe E, Feb 21—Ent out, Arracan, Crowell, for long Kony Pacenm », Feb 16—In port bark Ada Carter, Haven, for the United State ‘teres, for do, h Smimins, Feb 17--Arr Andrew Jackson, Robertson, Leith; @ist, Emily Farnum, Simes, Hamburg. St Jown, NB, March 8—Cld brig Ormus, Pettengill, Ha- ay Yaprin ic hob tiearr ship) Monitor Hamil. ton, Callao, fo proceed to Sicily and load for Gaited Bustos hours, rere re ptaar sickens EDGARTOWN, March, tare eckrs ‘Shooting Star, Mar. Rockland for NYork; Wm Jours. Monroe, do for Norfolk: 7th, evening, wind NW. in port sours ©)-ting Star, Corvo, WFORTRESS MONROE, March 7—Arr_schre Arlington, ‘SM Tyler, 2 NYork for Baltimore; do. Sid schr Eastern 9—Arr sehr E H Brazos, Edwards, New Belle, ATT in the bay 7th, bark Mi from Clete, wey 5 Miastostppl Baltimore, Sid 6th. brig Frances ae. “prin Hampton co Route brig Roamer, Norfolk for New York; echrs M , Baltimore for do: D Sawyer, Norfolk Oakes Ames Balumore for do; Norman, James River for New Haven; Mary Eva, Rappahhnnock for Province. town, TT Tull, James Rivet for NYork; Exertion, do for do; Freeman, Cravey Inland for Boston, 10th— Arr ateamer Ocean Wave, New York for Mobile, HOLMES’ HOLE, March & PM—Arr brigs Sarah Bernice, Stewart Cienfuegos (or St John, NB; Lije Houghton, War: seu, NYork for Pe dt JACKSONVILLE, Feb 16—Arr brig Eliza Ant Aye Ra. schrs 'Sahwa, Jasper, NYork: 20th, J Riltott, AV 'ierg,Thompron. N¥ork; aun, is, s ite | Jucen, 4 ag’ Weod. eed, ana’ Abbie Heckett, ; M4, J S Moulton, Crowley (destination not re- ‘por ). NEW ORLEANS, March 2—Arr_stewmer St Louis, Claus. sen, Boston; bares Aberdeen, Anderson, Providence; Ar- in, Lindsay, NYork; schra Frances Coflin, Wap, Havana; © (Br), Baddo, Matangas, Below, steamer Bra: Barron, Wizard poo) from Halifax: sc! steamers Bolivian raham, do; 4 lana (Prus), Jacobson, Liverpool; G F Geary, Conklin, Boston. Towed to sea Feb #0, ships Bazayr. and Osprey: brige Ko- dinc, and Joren Joaquin; 28th, barks Reunion, and Nineveh, schr Andromeda. NEWBERN, March 6—Arre sebre SS Lee, and H Black. burn. N York. JH Yeomans, do. i NORFOLK, March 6—Sid brig Milo (Br), Kellen, Barba- jon NEWPORT, March *~—Arr echra V Barkelew, ponseue for NYor! ‘ ‘kK: Prise Banner, ugis, Meas: Sarah, Fitzabeth, Kelley, Shriatie Jobneon, Rich, Boston for ‘rovidence for BE Hodson, Tinker; Com Tucker, Lond, and Ontario, Dodge, Providence for Eligabethport. Sd brig Lisbon (Br), Card, Lalifax for NYork; sebr Albert Treat, Dil, Moyaguer, PR, for NHaven, 7 AM~Arr brig Geor, Vinathaven for NYork; fehrs Annie Laurie (Bi N&, 105 Sapres, ieginia: PL Rocklend for do; Minot’s Ledge. meet for Whiton, cetown for do; Nelise Baker, John 8 Higa rge Shettuck, Kapress, and Indiana, Wellfleet, for d Kit Carson, Ruth'N Atwood, Richard RB Higging, and Frank CREW MEDFORD, March 8-814 bele M 4 (of rovidence), Mecaslin, Montevideo; BLie sera Gelder agin, Iphia; Ben Per: Lg | HM, ‘York; ¥ Kel 4 MT x 1 Roliey, an All Reed, iekerson, Philadel NEW HAVEN, March Sc Arr sche, Frank Wreere, erase, ron. (. garah 1 Watinah Marto, abe TLADEL March 9—Arr sehr JC Brooks, Bur. SHADE BU reHivecr. Bnrgeca hTork, Jonaineh a M it Piensant. Collins, Wh ua. Pinbhate, Qoplawal; brign Garwaanie,( © Bt Joba, Po Burton, ‘Jones, and (Freaton, Rew York, Cyuthis | | Pick 2 os ausctaaaeplince ' cod Tietke, Montevifee via ‘Charleston; Hiorth, rrint- | attend neral. late residence, No. 48 and Balumote, Dik aoc WP Kendricks ana OD Met Tamia strest, ths (Sundas) afternoon, a one oeuok, Carthy, Young. do: i thogers, Fratubes, and Fanny. Keating, pXAnon.—At Harlem, March 9, of dropsy, ALsTANDER Daniels, do; C' Halt, Doughty. do via Douek Creek: L Auden- pit td Compton, and Percy Heilner, HW The vee pag tn ad pity: son, William E Paton PORTLAND, March §—Arrechr Leesburg, Smith, NYork. Sthemantn ge. ween y Nova Scoten Br ae Liverpool via Pe Mn Migeat OG Marien M pie cee ie lng 6h Jearot her age. H rs jag. VIDENOK. March $—Arr steamer Electra, Npe, New The relatives and frieads of the family are respect- ‘York; brigs Charles Heath, Dix, Elisabethport; Gen Hank Invi atte: thie (cunday) after- Ketokum do (after being tabers near Durie falceaye ecbat | sully invited to attend the fun Genéey) ‘noon, at one o'clock, from the idence of her father- Mary 8 Lunt, Brown, Baltimore; Peorl Oread, Goodspeed, Rappalannock Riv Burroughs, and Isabella Thompsas, Kotghty omer: Warrenton, Higsua; J Higaina, and fos Po Philadelphia Webb, Knap} larch 9, Mayven Allen LE Ber! Pierce; Peueinian. 3 aEne: ond Mary fx! , | J. pe Yumarnso, ayn 96 7 are, ryant, F ort; Sarah Jane, mands Pow: era, Bullock; Charles if Moller, Bakers and Analod Russell, | weetariends are, invited to attend the funeral, from 20 pejend ta Anata ‘street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’cloc! Rexp.—In this city, on Saturday, March 1 wife of Charles Reed, in the 38th oe of bene nome a Relatives and friends are respectfully iny ited to attend the funeral services, which wiil take place at her late residence at Hyde Park, N. Y., on Monday aficrnoon, at two o'clock. - Row-ov,—On Friday evening, Maroh 9, after a short illness, Captain Hevny Romtysoy, of Newburg, N. ¥.. in tho 84th year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter, Ryas.—On Friday, March 9, Many Ryay, a native of Kinnale, county Cork, Ireland, in the 55th year of her age. Her remains will be taken on Monday, at half-past nina o'clock, to St. Mary's church, wh-re a requiem mass wil? be celebrated for the repose’of her soul. The funerat will pro: eed from thence to Calvary C.metery tor inter- ment. Her friends and relatives are reepectfully mvited to attend, St Johns, N. B., papers please copy. Srontkey.—On Saturday, March 10, after a severe il!- Nes, FxepERICK SeGELKEeN, aged 32 years, 5 months and 19 days, The friends of the family, also Company G, First Regi- ment National Guard, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 248 West Fiftieth street, : Saexrtoay.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 10, Anya Lourss, only daughter of Edwin R. and’ Eliza Sheridau, aged 17 months. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 25 Lawrence street. Swrra.—Gn Friday, March 9, at Newark, N. J., Juuta NYork; sloop Frederic Brown, Wightman, do. Be: eorge Fates, Thrasher, and Minerva, Jefferson, ‘sis, Harding, and’ Rachel Jane, Northam, Sid sehrs White Foam, Howes, Baltimore: ooxter, Philape'phin; Ortoman,’ Dodge, and ‘ON, NC, March 7—Arr sehr Frank Walter, Carson, NYork. Cid schr J B Meyers, Van Cleaf, NYork. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Boson—Weexs.—On Friday, March 9, by the Rev. Dr. Wardle, Joux H. Bosc, of New York, to ANNA MAnIA ‘Werks, of Gilmanton, New Hampshire. ' No cards. Haxsaz—Monz.—On Tuesday evening, March 6, at residence of tae Rev, F. Sill, Ww. H. Hansne to Juua A, Mong, all of this city. No cards, _ MANTINALEXANDER.—On Thursday, March 8, at the Seventh Presbyterian church, by tho Rev. T. Ralston Smith, Mr. Jonw Marmiy, Jr., of Greenpoint, L. L, to diss JANES. Alexanver, of New York. TO THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The report of the marriage of Mr. 0. F. Marks to Mies Josephine E. Reddin, published in Saturday's Hi an imposture, no such marriage having ‘aken } Died. Bast. —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 8, AMIN F. Bass, in the Sist year of his rs nes The relatives and friends of the family and members of Magnolia Lodge, I. 0. of 0. F., are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from’ the residence of his b . H. Bass, 265 Union street, without further Ee Nee, Davis, wife of James M. Sinith, aged 20 years, 4 months Burr.—On Saturday, March 10, at the St. James Hotel, | 824 9 days, The funeral will take place on Tuesday morning, trom the First Baptist church, Academy street, The friends of the family will meet at her late residence, 187 Wash- ington street, at ten o’clock in the morning. ' Catekill and Poughkeepsie papers please copy. St:rt.—On Saturday morning, March 10, Epwry Burr, Esq., counsel/or-at-law, aged 68 years, The funeral services will take plac» at the University place church, corner of Tenth street, (Rev. Dr. Kellogg), on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Relatives an friends are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. Racuxe Caver.y.—At Williamsburg, L. I., on Saturday after- | ST4"7, wife of the late Ephraim Stert, in the 76th year noon, March 10, Prren H. Caverty, Br., aged 75 years, | of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on donday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, corner Sixty- street and Ninth avenue, Tucker.—Suddenly, on er. morning, March 9, Atrrep Newrox, infant son of John C. and Ann Augusta. ‘Tucker, azed 5 months and 8 days. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 30 West Fourteenth street, on Monday afternoon, ‘at two o'clock, Van Devsex.—On Thursday, March 8, at Palatine Bridge, N, James D. Vax Devskn, aged 44 years. emeeet will take place this day (Sunday), at Pala- ge .—In Brooklyn, on Friday, March 9, Mrs. Cuan- Lorre Woop, in the year of her ago. ‘The funeral will take place from 242 fouth Sixth strect, Williamsburg, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Campasii.—On Saturday, March 10, of consumption, Maxaaret Fenton, wife of Joseph Campbell. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- noral, from her late residence, 511 Second avenue, on a lay eterapee, =. bec o'clock. OLLINS.—On lay morning, March 17, from in- Juries received, Wituam CoLuisa, y is friends anc ives, and of the family, invited to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoras at half-past two o'clock, from his late residence, 168 Wach- ington street, Brooklyn. Members Veteran Corps of 1812 jew Orleans ani lel papers please copy. Curmix.—On Saturday, March 10, after a shore but Be- vere illne Mancaret, daughter of Patrick and Mary Curtin, aged 20 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respetfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at The relatives and friends are mvited to attend the fu- neral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Tosidence of her son-in-law, Ed street, without further notice. ward B, Mead, 42 Orange: two sacs oat the residence of her parents, No. 32 ogy ____ SAISCELLANEOUS, es: EGentox.—On Friday, March 9, Toss Ecrytov, in- Aes EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY MAY BE found at $4 Clinton plioe (Righth street), Dit. CAD. Ba agg Some anita Brae mcs | Pr ect te a Ga The relatives and friends of the family are respect- | aud with CATARRI, are daily treater ed at tila in fully invited to attend the funeral, from Ke 148 Jora- Pinta onze e‘iearned by po by ong ae lemon street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, ai two | guile, rewive FinST Visit PREK OF Cuawce, Heda a from Faxrinatox, —On Friday, March 9, Saran Farnunoron, widow of Jonas Farrington, in the 70th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of her son-in-law, Wm. H. Mills, 26 euffolk stret, tins (Sun- day) afternoon, at one o’clock, without further noti-e. A —FORTY DROPS OF MEICALF’'S RUEUMATIC + Remedy contain as much virtue as forty bottles of many other medicines, aud will instenily cure nervous head- ache, neuralgia, 4c. it. For sale by all druggints. A — ORE, BRIGG'S CAROTINE FOR CORNS, BUNIONS. f+ ,petntul joints, tn The remains will be taken to St. Paul’s church, East | 44 nails, chitblains, tender feet, Chester, on Monday morning, ab ten o'clock, for inter- | Xo, 2'8 uroadway’ cent Eee ge ners Cteaped: Firzcrratp.—On Saturday, March 10, Winuam Firz- A TAShsTHE TIME TO PCONOMIZE.—8 LBS. P. P. GERALD, aged 66 Co.'s East India Coffee for $1. “ 1 Ib. Ide. Depot 196 years, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to — ea Say from ‘ue Hospital, at twelve Guntacnry.—OnSaturday, March 10, Joun Chambers street. Also of Beekman & Bro., 21 Stanton, and cS ROBT. DAVIS, Sole Agent. A BoussBOLD WORD.—BASSFORD'S CELEBRATED Gunnaaury, geralors, warranted the best in use, for sale at E. a native of parish Cashel, county Longford, Ireland, D. BASSFORD'S great Bazaar. Chi . The relatives and friends of the faiaily and those of | and Srockery Ranfrium, Cooper Praitte Butiding. - 0 Golten his father-in-law, Henry Neal, stevedore; also the mem- Protector bers of ino Com, No, 22, volunteer de- FOR 7 ment, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, | FRURNING OF RICHMOND, on sags rom his late residence No. 64 street, on Monday | Mesars. B.G, Wrupend Co., No. 8 Cortinndt’st, York :— afternoon, at two o'clock. Gexts—We had one of the Wilder Salamander Safes in our To Tux Memuers or TH? New York Youxo Men's Romay | store at the time of the great on the 3d of April. fire her It remained in the debris for some months; CaTHOLic BENEVOLENT Cereepripe pre soa yowarere. | ote iebidiail our books. & ~ on speaing the Soden ame we Kttid all our books papers, Ac.. in a perfect state quested to moet at our associatlos rooms, No, of reservation, except the bleding'of the books. “tt one on Monday, March 12, at one o'clock P, of respect to our deceased” bri in hetter condition than any other safe at the fire. It tril her, Joha in the third story, aud mist have stood the greatest tanh Dy order of JOHN A. SULLIVAN, cif; 3 oy gear of Pree. . Yours respecifully, vi MOET ave : le of this celebrated fire proot ante ie 100 Maiden lane to No. 8 Cortlandt ed perfectly dry. LEGALLY OBTAINED—WITHOUT PUR. cause allowed by law, without fee bith The depot for the sal removed from No. street, All sufes made b; IVORCES 1 for : 3 ry. The members and honorary members of Mutnal Engine Company No, 51 are requested to att-nd ting to be held at 280 Second avenue, corner Twent nd street, at one o'clock P. M. to-day, to attend the funeral of our late brother member, John bay og Ry order, LYONS, 2 M. M. n Te 4 -reman, case is gelued: advice free, Garaty.—On Friday, Mgrch 9, Jims Geary, the be- | __M- HOWES, Attorney & Counsellor, 78 Nassau streot loved son of Aan and Lawrence Geraty, a native of the JAYESTY ONCE MORE A PURLIC BENEFACTOR.— parish of Street, county ireland, agea 27 | (7 ayetty’a Adhesive Transparent Paper E Westmeath, is bank years, 1 month and 1 day, ville, tamps, &c Enclose 25 cents and r The relatives and friends of the famfy, also the mam- | bo by'mail free! Bislen3. C Gayaty, as Bon eee bors of 61 Fire Engine Company, are respectfully invited | New York. 0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW'S, 269 AND 262 GREEN- wich street, corner of Murray, aud there yea will Bid to attend the faueral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 417 East’ Twenty. fourth street. , Coffees, Fish, Fi . Brooklyn papers please copy. any tore in Kew York. “Oue price houses nPer a Hannuox.—Sonddenly, on Saterday, March 10, Eo- | <—ic5-- os want mNowN PRRSONS ——— wanp C. Harnisox, in the 70th veer of his age. N CURED BY DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atten: the funeral, from his late residence. 28 Sixth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, with- out further notice. Huprox.—On Saturday, March 10, Amaxoa, beloved years, x Smeten.Jee Livingston, Editor of Law Magazine, jew York. remain. —Joen D. Russell, 2 Chatham street ‘ork. Net .—8. C. Price, No. 7 Roosevelt street, york. Paw itbact Win. Lencan 40 Baxter mire New York Old Sore.—Wim, Maddox, 10 Suffolk atreet, Neuralgia and Pain in the Back.—Mra, M. ‘Kheumatism.—Ex-Mayor Sexton of Camden, N. J. philes and Deafness.—John MeNeight, No. d Wood streety, ‘And thousands of others. Price Boe, and $1 = Be. and $1 per bottle. inte everyw! No. 6 Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Monday ater- noon, at half-past one o'clock. Heromyos.—Suddenly, at one o'clock on Saturda: March 10, Avoustos Parr, son of Angustus F. and Elizabeth Hutchings, aged & years, 1 month and @ The faneral will take place on Monday OPR EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT SPECTACLES. > : Douor or Medicine —Pamphlet two o'clock, trom is 152 rman of We ty are ¥. B. FOUTE, M.'D 1,0 Brocdway, New Yorke, A“ ipvited to attend without further notice. Com fort apt Cure for the Raptured.—fent free. Addre: Hyxm.—On Thursday, March 8, Maarm Hyie, native | E. i. FOOTE, W, D., 1,100 Brocawoy, New York a8 of Seefin Croughwell, county Galway, Ireland. ge td The friends and 4 tos attend the funeral, pte nme March builders inthe 30 ‘t ‘The funeral will Third street, on friends are respectfully notice. His remains \CHILBRRG'S GERMAN OINTMENT—WARRANTED i ative ofthe pariah of county Galway, ireland, Wounds, Serefua, Bal ae] Sin Biot ‘The funeral will take plece from his late res'dence, 611 | $2nehiat® cuales ee East Sixteventh street, on Monday afternoon, at two | -— eclock. - ter ot | VENTILATION, Frederick and Wulbelmias Krone, aged’? year monte Do oj jeter, {rom an i Ths teseril wil Gio. place trem the sensease of ber San tee Ole parents, corner of Sixty-fifth street and Third aren this emeaseg) Stermeen os one creheck, The trienes of nee en! Ws an enireated the owner to permit. th Th being on hinges, #0 that they could tnt alivi the family are respectfully invited to allow Amount of air to enter: but they have bec! Lavx.—On Thuraday, h 6, Coaxeuios Linx, born a” ee oe one ton, ry rude! the privilege.” [8 THAT so? Our premises are Se st gee ena ngs open for admuienion of air, and always has since the bulllings w erected, en ago. The means offventiiation the Doct fepresents neh nireating, for) our employes have alware hue’—whatever that may be—ts nut # that cannot be opened and $0 persons in our printi riodicals and ® proportionate amon: bf" book ‘and job work. In. the winter mouths emple here, as elsewhere, often neglect the means of ventilation Hall mittee, aro spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hia late residence, 97 Charlton street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at The members of Keystone Lodge, No. 235, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to meet at their room, Odd lows’ Hall, corner of Grand and Centre streets, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock, for the pene of paying the last tribute of respect to our late Prelber, ty it Cormeen ogePH J. JENNINGS, W. M. nearly sixty tt hand, and sacrifice ‘of air for the sake of mth pend, ond soorece peray of oe ow Be subs with ua, ae bers of work men are ein Y large 4 to ty bably with the | sewing) RS ©: Cheeni: Masta tat here that ey do with thal onde ag cons a — py ‘ ay P) Born in the town of Athione, Ireland. ePeenplavon. But for all that our canplores wil onmagere relatives and friends of the family and the mem- vers of the Athlone Guild of Friendship, also the mem. bers of the Exceisior Association are respectfully invited Rot unfavorably with any equal number to be found sny- effectiveness ‘ + by Ay 3 pote ‘was done at the start We shall operation sorme (urtier plan that sball gre to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 28 ‘etn: ure and warm alr, whether men w Madison street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. | Sl! our Premise a poles ates not help us to. McBarvox.—On jurday, March 10, at his » resl- | The Doctor says he “canuot remain tev minutes without dence, 337 Fifth street, Jouy McBanrox, inth 64h year of his age. Notice of his funeral in to-morrow’s paper. O' Coxon. —On fo ace March 8, Axw J. T. 0° on- WOR, youngest daughter of Owen and Ann O'Connor, in the 17th year of ber age. The relatives and friends, and ber ancles, Patrick and Peter Levina, are respectfully invited to attend tho fane- ral, from her late residence, 354 West Twenty-sixth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further a etopy renalon nd tabled and even quadrupled, al Provoks «comparison between the of tion by which he cours! We trow liy--ta the scene of Inuie doses, doubdl Does pod health and ruddy Fikes bis living and that by which w not. wet be frightened from risiting a8 in the mie ie fot the Fifth avenue. nor do we notice. nly, it i now O'Doxemt.—On Friday, March 9, Jone O'Dosxnt, ence nor Broadway prlees, Oat Sores nage 08 seem. iid Fron imecit coud Dot We Funeral thie (Sunday), afternoon, at two o'clock, from Berens Nineties ona we bare © his late residence, 133 Mulberry street, The relatives | b/'t\h'cineses, auf bale and hearty na th Poston bimeet, “oseuutane-On Tee tnyyeae erewesreaiy ested * fr ceweor : ag ig Og leds rN land, aged 28 yoars, 1 month and 7 days ind 1B Jacob street, ‘itis Siatives, friends, and those of his brother-in-law, Fireproot Promises, Nos. 18 and 1s Jacoe 1 Pat ‘alsh; also the members of lonic lodge, No. | Naw Yons, March 19. 1868 486 F, and A. M., and the fraternity tn general, =_——— 22 are re 2 Mon- Tho aire, this (Cuedey) a/ternom, at wo o'clock. RBSTAU au this (-uode: wo o' Arar pede chet oro - Ane Amery Femalas alt Stare in Greemwood Cacnetery. IF ROLLOCK, HOUSE. DAVID POLLOCK & FLD: 5 papers please cvpp. a4 Py? Solr trepee relict of Genuth Ova ‘and smter'ot Peter tn her on tie eLssaiale rater | quality, ay be at the residence of ool tA thie ) afer. one o'clock. The Of tbe family 7 Lr | a | |