The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1866, Page 9

ARMY BULLETIN. ORABLY MUSTERED OUT OF THE SERVICE. Sergeon, William ‘A. Conover, Brevet Colonel United rates Volunteers Surgeon FE. P. Btates Volunteers. DISCHARGE REVOKED, Hogpital Steward ©. B. Stockton, United States Army, ‘and ordvred to the Department of South Carolina. MUSTBR OUT OF COLORED TROOPS. ‘The Thirty-fourth regiment United States colored troops have been mustered out of service, @¥PICERS ORDERED TO DUTY IN THB PREEDMEN’S BUREAU. A special order has been issued from the Adjutant General's office of the War Department ordering the tol- Jowing officers of the various regiments of the Veteran Reserve Corps to report by letter without delay to Major General Howard, Commissioner of the Bureau of Re‘u. Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Washington, D. Biter assignment to duty m xaid burean, to replace offl- cers therein serving, Whose services may’ be neede ‘heir proper regiments and companies, or whose com- mands may have been mustered out of service :—Colonel John R. Lewis, First regiment; Lieutenant Colonel F. 8. . Palmer, Sixth; Litatensat Colonel Sia cee, th, Lieutenant Colonel ther r John H. Donovan, 19th; Captain William’ R. Shoah 20th; Captain F. M. H. Kendick, 19th; h; Captain Roder- tek Thorne (brevet major, 16th; Yocn; Captain Hannibal De Norton (br revet malo Tt} in Wm. W. Jones, 22d; Captai ebster Shatfer, : Captain Samuel A. Craig, anh; ‘Captain ‘Nathan ©. diett, 16th; Captain Edward Miller, 15th; Captain John A McDonnell, 18th; Captain Wm. 'P. Austin, 13th; capil Gustave M. Elbert (brevet major), 1st: Edward J. Merrill, 34; vet major), 14th; First Lieutenant ee wes (brevet ‘captain), Ist; First Lieutenant Alfred B. Grinnell (brevet — ‘and quartermaster), 22d; First Lieutenant John Morton, 23d; First Lieutenant Ja- ‘ob A. Remley, 18th; First Litutenant Joseph F. Allison, 16th; First Lieutenant Edward B. Northrup, 14th; First Lieutenant Isaac M. Bebee (adjutant), 28d; First Lieuten- ant Charles F, Rand (brevet captain), Second battalion ; First Lieutenant James Hutchison, 1st; First Lieutenant Charles C. Hardenbrook, Ist; First Lieutenant George 8. Cook (quartermaster), 24th; First Lieutenant Edwin Lyon, ‘ist; First Lieutenant James Degray, 19th; First Lieu- tenant Edward E. Williams, 17th; First Lieutenant Frank A. Osborne, 16th; Second ‘Lieutenant Henry Krane (ad- jmtant), 1st} Second Lieutenant Bryan F, Hess, 19th; Se- @ond Lieutenant Morton Havens, 18th; Second Lieutenant James Drysdie, 7th; Second Lieutenant James Burnes, 31th; Second ‘Lieutenant Ira D, McClevy, 6th; Second Lieutenant John H. Brough, 18th; Second Lieutenant J. ¥imert Goodman and Second Lieutenant J. Albert Taylor, 49h; SecondsLieutenant Albert A. Melzmer, 19th; Se- zond Lieutenant Jos. Lagrow, 24th; Second’ Lieutenant Guilford D. Jennings, 23d; Second Lieutenant John M. Foote, 23d; Second Lieutenant A. W. McKillip, 10th; e- ‘oud [Jeutenant G. W. Tipton, 16th. NAVY BULLETIN. DETACHED—MARCH 7. Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander Edward F. Bevens, from Boston Navy Yard and ordered to command the storeship J. C. Kuhn. Acting Engineer Joseph McDonald, from Washington Navy Yard and ordered to storeship J. C. Kuhn. Acting Master George P. Wilkins, Acting Engineer John 1. Mickee and J. J. Kelsher, from’storeship J. C. Kuhn and placed in waiti orders. Mate Charles E. Schofield, from storeehip J. C, Kahn and granted leave of absence. ORDERED—MARCH 7, Acting Masters Samuel Haines, James McDonald, Actas Ensign Charles F. Watson, to storeship ats Morony and Jobn D, Brunley, United HONORABLY DISCHARGED—MARCH 7. Acting Second Assistant Engineer Samuel H. Town, from March 1. Acting Third Assistant Enginecr Martin C. Noland, feom December 15 last. APPOINTMENT REVOKED-—MARCH 7. Mate John 0’Con1 A Child Run Over and Killed by o Ralil- read Car, ACTION AGAINST THE FORTY-SECOND STREET AND GRAND STREET FERRY RAILROAD COMPANY. SUPREME COURT, CIRCUIT—PART 3. Before Judge Mason. Manes 14.—John Thi vt. The Forty-scoma Street and @rand Stree: Ferry Railroad Company.—The plaintiff. in ‘Wis action is the father of a boy. who was killed on the ‘24 of July, Fre while crossing Pmarmyeee cee oe af ‘alleged in the complaint that he.was kuocked dow: ‘and run over by one of the carsot the above ve company, snjaties from the effects of which ee aa were laid at three thousand dol Bothnia. in being deprived W.8. Yard appesred for tho plaintiff, and Mr. ‘Moses Fly for the defendants. At the opening of the @nse Judge Mason decided that the action could not be ‘Maintained by the father for the loss of bis son unlers ‘Qn administrator wus appointed. ‘The case could be fried, however, as to meiical on. iat expended by the M@ther in conscquence of the injuri case then proceeded, sar it in evi- was driving at a rapi “io sn doy (three years and two months hig sister, attempted to cross. ye pavement, when the jpongitoe juri¢ the Jury if ier. on the law govorping charged when, after a short deliberation, they brought CURE AT LAST.—ONE MORE DISEASE CON. quefed.—The worst cases of rheumatism are bein; any ow the new and wonderful discovery known as METCALFR'S GREAT RUEUMATIC REMEDY, It ie sold by ail FACT.—THE TIME TO ECONOMIZE: 8 Las Co.'s Best India Coffer eR ees id cen AY ec rigerators, ors, warranted the best in use, for wale at E BASRFORD'S great Housekee * Bataor. China, Glass and Crockery Emporium, Cooper Sign of the Golte — ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. . Aittees paid old. Information fui at rates paid for doubioone and sil Kinds of gid and siver. TAYLOR & CO., Baukers. 16 Wall street, New York. IVORCES LEGALLY ORBTAINED—WITHOUT PUR. licity, for any cause allowed by law, without fee Gil ‘eave ta gatined:: advice free, x. howks. Atiorney & Conneellor, 78 Nawean street (0 ro serene R. AGNEW’S, 209 AND 22 GREEN. corner of Murray, and there vou will had sony Fish, Pisur ana everything alee choaper vas Lee AMES OF WELL. KROWN F PRRSUNR ry at RATH'S ELECTRIC O11. 3 - erates ‘ilelgetone Rditor of we Magazine, WTbeumeisra Jobe D. Rassell, 22 Chatham street, New New ¥; jew Yi —s. C. Ba. 7 Roosevety sti "Eras os Bee Lan Sis Maddox, 10 Suffulk street, New York. rain in the Back.—Mrs, M. Evans, Treston, ‘ihewrentier.— Bx. Mayor Sexton of Cai J. Piles and Dealness —Jobn MeNeight, No 4 Woda street, Philadelphia. ‘AB4 thousands of others Price Bie. and $1 per bottle. old by drugainie everywhere "DRGRATI, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, HILBERG'S GERMAN Rip ene pp etalon, og ‘s crriain gure, withowt the the slightest an, For sale ot 10 Bowery, and by all prt VELLERS ArrEC STING TO VISIT PARIS THIS mn, on epptication | ich they ean anake the be taken ¢! of, caret kod Seed bavert an shpat ia inedrac noe y a _ A 0 and 8 Brondws: corner of Rroonme wtrest. 1. Fi aed very thing equate eh ing equalty che “Razaar, 2D Uread street, batwe street. Also at wholesale, DRY Goups. Bancains, BARGAINS, NEW spare REE 30008, FROM AUOTIO: lene than Atty santa oa tne do hich we invite the special att “ FANCY POPLINS, beautiful designs, only 286. per yord. CHENE POPLING, heantifal des na oily Se fer var FOULAED POPLINS. double fold, only S734. pe tite AND COLORED GROUND Pure Mohair, only i “Cileckeb AND eTRtPR MOZAMBIQUES, only Se per ORED ALPACAS only ihe, per out new colors (One : ALSO, Peace K AND WHITE CHECK SILKS only @, worth PLAID SILKS ip colors, only We, and $1, cheap, WET BLACK SILKS, GROB GRAIN: aplendia gods and very slighity imperion teeeTem “i benpertort Freer ty hate PERCA PRE FABLE LANES BLS ano witht WK. PEYTON, 272 and \'74 Bowery. B® 108, BPANOLES Axi FRIMMIN( 8, GOLD AND stity scuUTLRK “uktrLey, GRAM A 400. Sebel iddoed ale No. 19 Malden Jane. TT NU A’ BARGAINS — “Ke o% arte big “BARGA, RE pied Briley. im, we hi iy. Mangas Mu cd with, | About £00 cases of NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1866.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. SSSI al Sara Tee aeons adelaide ayo Sh SALES AT AUCTION, | UVCTION NOTICE, —CHARLES YOUNG, Al ~~ sale of elegant Honsenag Furnitare day (Thursday at Ka at ll o' Washi ». corner of W. he on, ‘001 Parlor Dining Kooi and’ Chamber, Fura Parniture, elegant Bar, Jor Su(ts, covered in the richest descriptions; Ingrain te, Oileloth: Iso one elegant rosewood Ao Octave: Feapators, wv with all modern improvementa, coat $650; Oi Paint rong | Bureats Washstands, ae Hatr a Sens, ree Waa Goes na pid jousckeeping.” Competent men tendance to earl pack and ilp goods urchased at this sale, ‘qveron BALE. BOOTS AND SHOES. R, JUSTISON, JR. AUCTIONEER, W. ©, WHITEHOUSE will offer THIS DAY, at the Salesrooma 38 CORTLANDT STREET, At 10g A. M., FRESH AND SEASONABLE GOODS, OF ALL GRADES AND SiZER, Suitable for all sections of the Catalogues on morning of sule. j_vonar NOTICE.—R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. J. E. HALSEY & CO. THIS BAY ‘(THURSDAY), Bese 1, o'clock, at our salesroom. 55 Beekman street, UATION OF tage tig =| SALE. commencit catalogue lot 666, will “SHOVELS AND SrA th Nig HORSE NAILS. MULE 8 silos NAL RAKES, cena) aoe ac. DOUBLE GUNS, Hifizs, PISTOLS, &C. Catalogues early on morni . ats E. ere eee Auctioneers, 65 Beekman A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. EXECUTORS’ AND TRUSTE THREE HUNDRED AND Fil FIFTH WARD OF JERSEY CITY, J. FLaRORRS, son rz 60 CO. will sell at auction on Wediteaday, hk |, 1866, at 12 o'clock, 2 the’ Exchange salesroom, ill Broadway, N. Y., the following valuable pro- ’ SALE OF LOTS perty, viz. -— ol, situated around and in vieinity of a8 are and the sireets adjacent 1 few minutes’ walk from the Pavonia ferry, runnin; im New York. Thene lots constitute a part of the estate of the late J. Coles, and are located in the most contral and paris of Jersey City, Horse cars pasa every few minutes near the promalocs, to the Hoboken ey Jersey City ferries. The Erie ilroad Tunnel, through which most of the tra Me of the South and West’ passes to the Pavonia ferry, adjoins this ‘commercial adv es ard, Jereey as all the ntages of the city of New York, ‘and ninco the Pavoula. ferry was lished the increase of \ta population and business as boon Unprecedented, and its tates are Nant. The moat ex: tensive in the United States ins its terminus in this ward, Terms By the lawa of New Jersey aliens hold and transmit real entato the same as clizens. Maps he, wat the office of the auctioneer, 77 Cedar street, New York. rer BLEECKER, AUC ARs BARCLAY | NEER STREET PROPERTY AT A. J. BLEECKE! ees At 120’ ae: BARCLAY class. partie & and West SON £ CO. WILL SELL AT AUC. Ls bekid ong tal aoinies fled at the E; STHEET The superior tye rior ave story frat fore No. 12, south side. Chureh treet way; 10t' 252100; heid under the favorable ato ‘annum for the rest- fenees st Grass coer per due of the present term, with Full covenants for further re- newals of twenty-one ‘years each, The building ie of mort costly and, stibstantial kind, and cost $45,000. pe, Bc., at 77 Cedar street, UOTION. NOTICE. LARGE, SPECIAL mee ATTRACTIVE SALE FIVE. HUNDRED Oecd THIS DAY CTRURSDAYY: Mareh 15. This sale includes a choice v: of manufactured Straw Goods for men’s, women’s and children’s ‘wear, to which the attention of the Had te laviae ues and sam) w TOPPING a be ho [camera che Bg MULLER, penne CENTRAL ction ok H. eouoa ‘auction, on re oon, 11 euiscee DRIAN at 12 o'clock, ty. comprint Rin AYON sans Mt wtt LER, “AUCTIONEER. — De. gold without reserve, 4, the. bidder, the southeast corner of 1] avenue Forty-ninth cure Salraoom, Ut Mareh 15, 1866, at Lo pond at the Waleeroom, III simadway, under the tow of Walter Edwarda, J) A’m or BALER OF ROUEEHGLD FORRTORS. AA The undersigned ts prepared, ns heretofore, to aor ape- SALUS OF HOUSEHOLD PORNITURE, at the residences af families, on favorable A. JOURNEA iT, AU HOUSEHOLD FU OvPORTU This day (Thuraday), house 118. Weat Bigh wish ek et: black walnut Suits, grered ta Wg ® Tepe and a ten Centre *ratlent ee Se ee ed ety he ble Louis X Tarkio Kaay hairs and Lousges lo aks, ze © rune 3I MAGNIFICENT NOs 1) PIANOFORTE, STOOL COVE! nlves eer yy ines fare, ri Tellahie. men in attendance 16 ee od’ ship goeds for’ purchasers. st reaavoabla TIONEER—LATE SALESMAN ENS. ¥. THE, with BE. wh RE EXE: SEHO tie SCURNITURE, REAL STATUARY, AN- Tigi Es, RUMGANT MareRORe. PRENCH, OHINA LASR; Py WILTON ANI VEL viet CARPETS, WSs wood” PIANO! ail BILBIARD TABLES s. THEALL & CUUTIN will sell by aucuon. THES DAY, = hee = at 10%. 3 chock at the mansion, Hi Wabi between Mercer and Greene streets, by order of the Bnveniurre of the entate af the tate Watihvew Morgan, de eeased, all the clement renin vase house, viz:— Elegantly evrved gilt drawing room Suite, in erimson sik velvet and white satin carved resewood do. in crimson silk fable, richly carved rose. atorie, Nunne & Clark makers: tne Frenen ate Pier aud Mantel Mirrors, rosewond Card and aint eriznson nik, velvet ahd white mis auperb ormolu mantel elegant Sevres ebins uni tower Vases, Teal "Mene” Hoakenss, t ebony library ag Canad 4 real * inaneel nat, ane crimson “aie push aad ton Carpet. Tadie, Vottaire rae a Rraty an Lace © DIN ia Richly carved sothl ook Bute, me eng hire elegant towered | rervetan Armoires. Lounges, Chats Chairs, Paillasses, Panes Fabien {a ao y Chairs, oe Jows, Sik Damask and Lace Curtains, Yelret and Brussela Le AND STAIRWAYS, hairs, Oak Hallatand ‘and Carrara, Seer tai Ses Nate an traci Tee | ™ ALSO, rosewood Billiard Table, complete— pate: All the elegant ormuly and Bronge CI Ta end Pix, urea: euperb ormuly sixteen: light Torche, by Ringuet, of site sale wil commence with the kitehen and laundry fur- niture. AVID I KER, WILL SBLL, THIS ang Tat s a. eater Bed Bolsters ana 1 iy acd Tograin Carpets, Blank on Ghost, py ohne, G Uitte‘ and Crekecry Ware sod itchin Farnitare. ne : hal WARD SCHENCK, COMOKEER. eo CABINET FURNITURE. F THE ASSIGNER CRENOK, gu Pri nF AG instant, 10% csrument of eres cine iter iret, made fer bert city Erade, removed for conventence of sale, comprising elegant Parlor filts, In, brocatel; black walnut doe in Diack walnut Livrary aud ‘4nd Dining Room By EDWA! iy RD oveloek gant ansort n ow tine 1tah ioe, Je Lote on Sixth, seventh and first and Fifty-second streets, Sale | H, LUDLOW & CO. WILL, RELI, ON TH on TH DAY, te, tb inet “ah the Btchange Salesroum, Bi front between Piity-a irl aed aaa es and -tirat aireet. Also the Naventh avence, ‘teeaty Ln south with the three brick Houses thereon atragt A at the coange ovens, E. way, twelve ‘o'clock, at Nberr Siswou Cy B-3 eage Ofer fe enue wre waite ‘tron Fatween are and | tity och acne art (ihe Verboeckh Gyn 4 “1 wi SALES | aT AUCTION, — aporias. HS, Dp. MINE ‘AUGTIONEER—OPFICE & 37 Na Nas wa street, opposite the Post of PATTING a an DRairinas' 5 by load a Saree. HN Pane ea Cater aon. 98 Thurs. bud omy Somerviie ie dary 5 “on Seat Mi Fourteenth hea ennateliy Broa vallee: po of aw seathetes and formins rod fro ‘of works of art offered at atiction thie g_which will be represented the following em: N. Bor 4 ti nies cr aN oa M. Hart, N. 4.,Troyon, es A, i vet, ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONBER—SALESROOM iasaan strect, the Fest offlon, | MINER 4 < SOMERVILLE wil sell at auction, ou Wednesday, ‘Bd. ab 1036 or nlercom, tee it one tl ni Tollowing ‘Relitcad sud Ex. road’ Company, nal, Eaprein any, United ington ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION MINER & SOMERVILL At thelr salesroom, $7 Nassau street, Baturday, March 17, at ‘ _Regular Horse sale days—Tuesdays and Saturdays. NRY D. MINER, AUCTIONERR—SALESROOM, 8] Ni ite the Post oflor.—MINER & on Friday, March 16, at eee Ortexly Sore Geos Bind crore drt ars Grianiy Bewra, Ora i, a, Berpentes &c. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. Hn. i to le. & MINER will sell Suotion. ‘on the sveoings, of Threday and Friday. March 16 and, 16, at Rforciock each evening, at the Studio Buildings, 15 Tenth sirens near, Sixth arene; (which have been a bonded THE GAMBART O01 THE HIGHEST /LLECTIO! ORDER OF ORIGINAL MODERN EURO. PE. ihe! Mesara. FE. Gambart San proprietors of the French Sites Bo. foo eal London, a ingcligrsin cgrentioa eae a! ment, and have been on exhibition for some time past as above. At the request of many Uemger nie Menara, Gam- dart & Co, have consented to dispose of the entire collection mated. at public aucuon, on the evenings before eo Sl the mont colghmted: artiste the ‘equal of which hve never before been exhibited or offered for sale in this country. “Among those represented will be found the works of Aug. Bonkear, mi Serer hel, i Teraels, Fromante, A. Achen! a lemend, Ary Schefter, naan, Riantield, Dabasty, Le Poitevin, Gulaud TLasnall le, Mad ie foreau, Doverger, Beis : Dubufe “ Tiaagron tr and over 150 others ef: ri Now on exhibition Wed most meres a ST he. potion Toguse to Broadway, ai the | Btudio Build ore, Sear ‘ ot ENRY Aberiox ken BU, wr sel by anstion on SATURDAY EVENING, March If, , at 73¢ o'clock. nt the OLD eer GALLERIES, CHOICE COLLECTION "or PICTUR! ne th By T. Addison Bi KA. TAR HRCAPES, FRUIT AND FIOWER SUBJECTS, yard ApPEOL framed printely be ready’ for exhibition on ani from Monday, 12th day and evening, | previous bo eal OSEPH HEGEMAN. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, Sr oeock 4, M., at the Gentral a, satearwoms, Willoughby. ! HANDSOME FURNITURE, PiANOa he. —Rasewnod, mahogany. wainut and painted Pari, Chart ‘and Dining tireanen, Bodn: Velvel and other Carpet, lover, he, £0. J. OOLE WILL SE! LAT AUCTION, AT THE sox. ¢ Sag aareh Mey J street, rm’ ot the int Robert hive par of about 15 scren admirably adanted lank OBERT Ww 3.2% BOGART. At’ Ad 88 1036 o'cioak, ats oe and Kitenen cad ture; Pillow Casex, Towelling, ae. EASES OF PURLIC DOC ‘KS, 4 An The to collect for the use or oceupatl b and slips for the term of ten years from the fret day of, SNE, will be sold at publie auction, at the City Hail’ on Tues: day, Agen S, WEED eS ™ Non VER. North half of plor No. 12, with bait of bullthead between Nos, 12 and 13. Ronth half Y pier No. * with half of bulkhead between Now, 13 and 1 Worth hat of pier No V Pier Ko. 2, with Talkhexa foot of Dey street. Priam New Utrecht, ONEER.— Y, MARC is auction roams No’ 1 North Wii assortment of farior, Hed. ; also a lot of Clothing, boxes of t ERS AND SLIPS AT aT Pulkhrad foatef Weboban street, Pier No. 5). Upper half of pier No. 4, with half bulkhead between Moe. Lower half of pter No. 5, with half bulkhead betwees Noa. RAST. RIVER. bands ‘Upper half of pler No. 6 with half bulkhead between Nor. QLaTgt Mf of vier No.6, with half buithead between Non. Sir ecoe hoe wepebek veewern Nos. ag pagal ecbate 7, with half bulkhead between Nor. Lower half of pict No. 12, with 102 feet 6 inchos bulkhead con pouth aide halt of pler No, 18 with half butkhesd between Now tmand 19. NLewaEhalh of per Mo, 1%, with halt bulkhead Detween ner teon V4 of pier No, 20, with half bulkhead between Pig he IG ot pler No. 1, with ha bulthead between Bulkhead het) ty Lower bat of ter No, 34 ee with half hnikhead between Hon, ons, a. half bulkhead between Ni ‘ee Upper half of pier foot of Stanton street, Termes and conditions of Scobaten with may be had on to ihe Celoctor ot if hed i StF aengoplapeelenren Sy Sh T, BRENNAN, Derantenet of Finance, Comrraotuza’s New Yona, March 14, 1866. Monit WILKINS, AUCTIONRER.— PEREMPTORY eo sow CO. iit scl agen ice Tharadey, March 18, 1a nt Broadway (THnlty Rullain a Three Lots 4 rea Gores on north wide or in ees Mayenne. Each lot, 28c100.10., with ed oe tle becack, Bale pereinptary. E. i. 1 0 _No. 3 Pine py ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER R.—DRAIRABLE IVE Vacant Lots on Third hud Bighth aren Ean Ralesroom, a AY New Fork "Third avenue-d Lata. west side Third weemuer 80 foot 3.4.10 inches sovth from 113th street, by 100 feet, Bight aren st side of of ign sven 9 feet ti sont ‘erm Tateh street; by 100 ity seventh srreet_@ Late siti are, nor north side of Highty sre. enth oe mf % sea a fear, 1G) feet & Inches in depth, Water Front on the the Awstinnrer's office, Bos ine § gegaurr 8 SALE. tloneer, will pel Broadway, y of Sofae, Chali, Deak, Wiican Déwmam, Deputy: 7 Td at ‘el sag Vise Scr Niven Wear uur STATES MARSHALS BALE. i Satara eae eet hy 1808, 81 2'6'rlork. PW, a the Storehouse of Ay abied wrest and roe aay rit 2.00 GALLONS IELED SPIRITS, 1m dredgrd cans GOA TU AWAY, United Staten Magshal Mancu 12. 186, — ouibern Divuiva ot Mw York, ALDEON ue Hinetoen Nineteenth ot, 1.80, LAN An Plegart Om vote Preneh Carriage Clock, with ense, 4 » BF 79, chime # he que voure, SOUL YLEN, UALTLEY aay a OL An elegant Peepcar Poreeiote Dinner Bet, every pleee dif. , ay lauds A fevenils pve — $4.00, roca aoe SALES AT AUCTION. M. WITTE! ‘AUCTIONEER SELLS mits ae Ww’ rat Rovclosk at 43 ‘tables, tuo Patler Belts, two Contre Tables ese Ou Casares neh Velvet and other © Hall 24 Bescon rata et Feather 'Redsy Shests, a nd ‘Bea ‘Linea, mahogany, sh ogany: eather an nen, mal Diack walnut and ‘ona Bota Beds, Rockin tther chair China Gags, and. Si rand trorything for housekeeping.» By der of Richard ©: Wood ruff, as Deatry and other Carpets. Way tad ah AUCTONER Weal ruirisensh treet d ‘at 103g 0% at 15i n s ail Mac azaeat aren Gee ber, Dink ining Room and Kitchen Furmidreut's geulleiuan leaving the eily.” Particulars 40- morrow, Ws, bcbg “oelgek, yonder beer wy oN . at two o'c! of Assignee, « large Grose ‘ies, Cured Mi ate had Fruita, Coffees, See ot Flours Sugars; Flattora Sates Counvers, Gas Fix Spies, Flour, Su i ; tires, and 8 Stoven:*ale> a large assortwsent of Brantios. HOl {ura dine Bourbon, Scotland Trish Whiskeys, 40 cases of Champagne, In pints and quarts, cases nearly’ full. The whole infor positive nae, 0 close pasiness.” iy order. MATHER, Aasignee, 7B COPARTNERSHIPS. “BUSINESS MAN WISHES A PARTNE: AS AaE? 600 to $2,000; one willing to work for maton donefit; bnsiness safe and lucrative; in this ltr ill negate partnership on basis of to party in. ae for spectal PARTNER WANTEDCIN A GOOD PAYING, CASIL wholesale business, Capital required, $800. ina}; Washington streot. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000, IN A BROAD- way cigar und fancy goods business. hors rs heen * eet lished 16 years, and I mean {it when I say A I fet only i wa utable , New Ye that it isa Legs ae business, mart, energaic party of goodaddross dnd tnd city. ogstleae kitted eat in ihe ar in ote Rata VN interest in the same, ina pleasant to ee oe Appl; poly fo! days to 8. 5 CLARKSON, Nationa! Hotel, Cortland! treet. ASH PARTNER WANTED—TO JOIN THE ADVER- tiser (a performer of extensive first class reputation) in nizing = minstrel company for immediate travel on a, te. Address for three days M. M. M., station A, rk NoTmes, 18 I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPART- heretof« isting between the undersigned, under the firm name of nheimer & Freudenburg, has ‘been this day dissolved. Oppenheimer is authorized to collect ail ‘debis due the firm and will pay al all just claims inst them. VID O1 EIMER. ‘ew Yorx, March 14, 1866. BDWARD FREUDENBURG. ‘OTICE.—THE E FIRM or SGN ALCL & FINK Was this day, by mutual consent dl issolved. Any claim Against the above firm will be settled by Ernest Fink, who has been charged with all charges. Pe yaw “tas New Your, March 14, 1866. ERNEST FI ARINES. WANTED—SPECIAL OR ACTIVE, OX) to. $40.00; business old Crablished and and proncable. ‘Address Americus, Herald office. spanner WANTED—IN A CHEMICAL M4NUFAC- turing business; some capital and business qualifica- fiona required, Address "Alembic, ‘box 2,731 Post office, eee vag. TO 0, IN FIVE GOOD estab bust neat jeacerd Grocery and Liquor 7 [? peace ent® Bee EBMAN & WHITNEY, 488 Brondwa HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A coparinership under the firm name of Vredenburgh Brooks for he parpoxe of transacting merchant talloring roadway, Up ata ro Stewart: VIEENBURGH. Wa Fe Mr. VREDENBURG, late of the firm of Hascy & Vre- denburgh, tenders his thanks to his fr ends and cristomers for their many past favors, and respectfully solicits & call ‘upon the new firm, New Yorx, Ms 1886. HE COPARTNERAHIN HERETOFORE beep eh ander the name of C. W. Brown & Co. | ta thin dey aise rmninal consent Naw York, Feb, 12, 1866, x VaAPRise. NE FIRM KNOWN AS, CHAR. WORMS & CO TIAS thie day been dissolved jutual consent, Ohi Brorms love Ie authorised ‘oul the name of the frm ih tg Be VAN ARSDALE. New Youx, March 14, 1906. will eondnes tha business jn the fatare ofa (IE ge ig Meckties, Bos | Ty soar! a Phe nest vila Brn onas. eae ers No. & College place. saad se] Wotrck Je tn omer eek res ‘will be pres Tareaniug y fmt TT Ae Herald ules, * o PARTNER WANTED, WITH $10, TO VDIN | fanother young man in w nest ogee and ae pal. street. premines, 151 150. Ing Kaloon tna prine| Rewart avenue, Jersey City. $20) A PARTNER WANTED WITIT gam, IN A samme oer $140 to $200 per week. 13.5() WiLL secu RE AN HONEST, ACTIVE 3 YOUNG $3350 its interest in a legitimate, pleasant and on JEVPERS & CO,, 208 Broadway, room No. & —WANTED. AS ot CLERK, OR PARTNER, A Address nd ion storey | sa tovntiog one tow son Pua ier eae ~ $600. Tie TARE. Bualnem Apply on the rem fen td TO $20.4 YOUNG, UNMARRIED MAN, to join the wivertiser in’ @ legitimate busine lente pend anawer, ‘a rare chance for the Herald odice. $1.80) estabhched; no Aight pervon, A $5. OOO Mik Bo WILL sac turing oF BUY AN aoa IN A WEKLL Machine Shop and Foundry wed maple eee, eae Pub ; ton street, $15.000.-maciri 4 caenne e eae Honda & haceegh BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE 6 ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING $3,000 CAPITAL CAN meet with one of the heat opporiunities for making Money ever offered by Inquiring at SB Rrondway, room 4 R. PRIEOBRIC |, OF ROCHESTER, 18 IN THIS city fo w eboort tive for the purpore of selling Patent Rights for i arpet Fastener. patanted March 6, 186. Tif these futereoted {nf eam hence further patticeiors by ad drersing Mr. Priedertch, care uf G. A. Hueguenin, 4 Namaw RS AND MECHANICS WITH CAPITAL rty engignd in the autpping businens pledge Patent for preventing fruit. vegstablen, “ying wl id, prevenuing S beard si eaung and heating in stores "ag practical man. Address sient Vontilauur, = i Ur. PH 0 ene, RATPORTAL Rigura FOR SALE Staten aud sucoye pee vere ie near ah i ad penrdou wnjverpelistea wan), nod ie with « to Mr. i be] ; To som 70, vet 14 nOME MGR $1,000 xem ot Ri Lanner wve rinwe ig py OXE OR TWO SMALD PATENTS (OF useful and necessary articles, that cou! sold from an office. Price about $108) bach. ‘hadrons ‘wine ferald office. $1.200 1.0 A PARTY WITH THIS sts AMOURE, ‘at 16 Rast Twenty. J — fs weer $1. DO wy WILL, ae CLASS @. foetirces toe shi ping, « foreues oo (0 any man. 140 Hera! ‘TULL SET OF TRETI INSERTED FOR $8, $10, TO N ired. ‘h filled « tne | Aya nat 1h Eat Phirteenih street, bewween Phird and avenurs, MUST WONDERFUL DISCO’ — - DI VERY.—TEETH EX. eng ing tot al, 33 ad FILLERS Uirand strom, tro Block OUT pF DENT, ory SenCTATION.. aap ‘De COLTON nb Pgs ) in the vor der dente eye aee ot That we administer the 10,00) patients and the whole médical pron ine a te 19 and 30 Couper Lnstitute. fearon wile Nteatty , RORMERLY or THe meet his former jo. | Broadway, which ham ‘he intends to conduct in & pel Jat RETURNED FROM $e Reta ¥ WSEE See: ___, WATCHES, | SEWELKY, _ ae. aT MY PRIVATE OFFI 1% GRAND sera, ge ea ree we | Sie ]MPORTANT ENT: only, at We Rear ork snes COR ORNT ERIN ean have th Beep say aces w amare vat THE CAPITAL. Republican Members of Congress En- dorsing the Preside Important Caucus of the Conser- vative Republicans. The Displacement of Secretaries Stanton, Harlan and Speed Desired. The Army Bill Passed by the Senate. Colorado Still Anxious to Be- come a State. The Appropriation for Paris Exhffition Expenses Reduced from Five Hun- dred Thousand to One Hun- dred Thousand Dollars. Our Commercial Relations with the British Provinces. Proposal to Send a Naval Fleet to the Fishing Grounds to Pro- tect Our Citizens. Quantrell, the Guerilla, Arrested in New York and Confined at Washington. &e. &. &. Wasuistirox, March 14, 1866. MERTING OF REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS— ENDORSEMENT OF TUK PRESIDENT. A meet‘ng was held at the Metropolitan Hotel to-night, composed of a number of Ieading republicans from both houses of Congress who endorde the President's veto message and favor his reconstruction policy, at which it ‘was decided to organize in support of their viows and prepare for approaching political campaigns. The ques- tion of Cabinet reconstruction was discussed freely, and the opinion was unanimously expressed that Secretaries Stanton and Harlan ought to be displaced, and possibly Attorney General Speed. A committe was appo'nted to waft: wpon. the President im retutien to the matter and, ‘Peport.to some subsequent menting of the carcus, As an- earnest. o° business intentions rooms have already ‘been engaged for tae s:ason fur headquarter purposes, end tho.cstablishment of a nowspaper organ {a beng ‘geriously considerod, A publid mrecting wilt de catlet soon to give expression to the sentiments entertained by those enraged in the movement. Governor Morton, of Indiana, will probably be urged for Stanton’s place as Secretary of War, Unqualiitiod dieatinfaction mt Mr. Harlan’s procedure was expressed by all present. An- other meeting will be held this week, and a more definite plan of action agreed upon. GATHERING AT REPRESENTATIVE RAYMOND'S. ‘There was a meeting and dinner party this evening at the house of Hon. H. J, Raymond. Among the select few were Senator Morgan, Leonard Jerom othe banker, Hon. Mr. Darling and several city politicians of less nove. ‘The Custom House matter was fully discuaved, but no ami-able sottlement of the conficting claims of rival aspirants took place. There is said to be great hopes of harmony between the different chiefs of the Union party im New York. In view of former antagonisma, Mr. Dar. ling’s presence was considered significant. THE ARMY BILL. ‘The bill to increase and fix the peace establishment of the regular army of the United States came up to-lay, and was made the groundwork of a free controversy from ‘ali parts of the Chamber, many of the Senators sadly displaying their want of information on military matters An amendment to permit oficors of volunteers to wear ‘on state occasions the uniform of the highest grade they Aitained either by brevet or regular commission, also in regard to the regular officors to have the fact of their volunteer rank noted om the. reg’sier, was carried, Senator Fessenden made an amendment that officers for promotion were to be advanced in grade regardless of the color of the troops. In reply to Senator Harris’ opposition to the amendment Mr. Grimes was in favor of compelling officers to serve in a colored regiment or oblige them to Tesign, In case the line of promotion brings them in con- tact with such troops, The amendment was adopted Mr. McDougall got up and stated that it would not do for any of his naine, of the masculine or feminine gender, to take command af negro troops. Mr. Sherman handed in an amendment to intro luce the stady of the elements of military knowledge in the colleges of the United States having over one hundrod and fifty studen Iso to do- tail am officer from the army, if so requested, for each college, with the ttle of Military ggg was agreed to. The most length curred. on mileage to, raise thd gmoupt to ten cents per mile. Another stubborn contest sprung up on ao amendment by Sena- tor Hendricks to make some provision for the Veteran Reserve corps, which he wished should be fixed at ten Tegiments. Senator Fessenden very truly informed the Senator that the Reserve corps was merely instituted for temporary purposes. Senator Wileon, chairman of the Hl i oc the or officers ou to ceeded in pernuading the Senators to order two of the cavalry regiments to be compored of black troopa The Principal argament was the large amount of desertions from tbe ranks of the white troops on the frontiers, the men being tempted off by the rushes to the gold regions. to may be stated as a fact that an Indian, thougl he admits his inferiority to the white man, considers himeolf above the black. in the firet case, in all the Indian engagements fear bas had no small influence in deciding the victory in our favor, while it is said by experienced officers in the army that the negro will #tand no chance in mountain warfare, This remains to be shown. It was also decided that each Togiment should have but one major, instead of two, as has been the case in the old army, The bill, a# amended, was catried by a vote of ayes twenty-seven, pays five. THE SHA ISLAND LAND QUESTION SETTLED. The Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen's A(fairs in Georgia gives the bureau an account of his visit to the the prompt arrest of criminals, and such an organization Qf the United States Courts as shall enable the people, white and black, to be en an equal footing before the law and to obtain Justice, THE PROPOSED TAXATION OF GREENBACHS. Judge Spalding, of Ohio, explatned to the lower Housg to-day his late ‘proposal for the taxation of greenbecks by States. He dented that bis intention was to cripple the finances of the countsy. He only wants to continue the taxation of money on hand, greenbacks included, a& several States have done, This quieted Thad Stevens and Long John Wentworth, who opposed the project. when it was first introduced on account of ita apparent tendency towards repudiation. THE MEXICAN LOAN, ‘The House Committee on Foreign Affairs will no doubs report in favor of the impo ogres ed tal million Mexican loan recently referred to them, THE REPRESENTATION AMENDMENT is the order of to-morrow. During the cessation of hos- tilities it is to be presumed both sides have thoroughly reorganized their forces and taken ina new and boun- teous supply of ammunition. THE REVENUE COMMITTEE. The committee are reported to be still busily engaged on internal revenue matters, but are likely to soon take up the tariff. The attention of the committee has been called to the low duties on imported wines under the present law, and several, if nota majority of its mem- bers, favor a considerable advance in such taxes, Native distilled spirite are made to yield an immense revenue, and no good reason seems to exist why the more luxuri- ous foreign manufacturers should not bear a larger. NOMINATIONS CONP’(@MED IN THE SENATE. ‘The Senate in xxecutive<Qsssion have confirmed the following nominations:—Brigadier General Benjamin H. Grierson, to be Major General; Brigadier General Edwin M. McCook, to be Major General by brevet; Horatio Hight, to be Assistant Appraiser of Merchandise for the port of Portland, MINISTER TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Major General Edward M. McCook, late of the volun- ter service, has been appointed Minister to the Sand- wich Islands, A TREASURY ROBBER FOUND GUILTY. Wallace Whittlesey, on trial before the Criminal Court, charged with abstracting public papers, has been found guilty, with a recommendation to mercy, The accused was employed as.a clerk in the Carrency Bureau of the Treasury Department, and on the 1st of October, 1863, one hundred bonds, purporting to be worth one thousand dollars each, but which were only partially filled up, were abstracted. Some time subsequent to the abstrac- tion of the bonds the accused resigned his position in the Treasury Department, and suspicion fell upon him as the party guilty of the abstraction. After a great deal of labor two detectives of this city succeeded in obtaining sufficient evidence of his guilt to justify his arrest in New York, and recovered at the residence of the accused number of the coupons. THE KANSAS GUERILLA QUANTRELL ARRESTED. A man answering the description of Quantrell, the leader of the Lawrence, Kansas, massacre, was arrested in New York Saturday night, and is now here in General Augur’s guard house. It is said several citizens of Kan- sas, including Senators Lane and Pomeroy and Captain M.-H. Insley, have visited him, and all are of the opinion that he is the identical individual, DECISION OF THE PENSION COMMISSIONER. ‘The Commissioner of Peusions has decided that under the provision of the law granting pensions to mothers wholly or in part dependent on a deccased son it must be shown that such dependence was not merely pros- pective, but actua'ly existed prior to the son’s death. one as to which proof would be too and intangible, to meet the approval of careful ———_ ‘wan not the intention of in statute as it now wands sonme to me evident. ‘This decision bas been sustained by the Secretary the Interior, om an appeal therefrom. LETTER CANRIER DELIVERY IN. NEW YORE, STATES AND TERRITORIES, ‘The Post Office Department to-day closed its lettings for mail service during the next four ycars. In the State of California ninety-nine routes; Nevada, ten routes; Orezon, twenty-one routes, and Territory of Washing- ton, nineteen routes; Idaho, seven routes; Utah, twen- ty flv: routes; Colorado, twenty.one routes; Arizona, eleven routes, and New Mexico, eight routes, The com- petition throughout was far greater than at any former period, and at prices considerably reduced on those now paid. in addition to the differences of currency within the four years the rates of the present jetting are fifieen per cent lower We now specify few of the most prominent routes, viz, :—San Franciseo to Sacramento City let at $14,000, Present service $20,000; San Francisuo to Stockton, $15,000, now $20,000; San Juan to Lox Angeles, ‘ now $24,000; Clover Dale to Arcata, $18,000. The great route from Lincoln, California, to Portland, Oregon, six hundred and twenty-four miles, is let.to Henry W For- bott at $170,000; present pay $225,000. Mr. Forbott has resided in Portland during the past fifteen years, and no doubt 1 entertained of this as well as ail of the other service being well performed. REUKIPES AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE QUARTER ENDING PECEMEER 31, 1865. The following were the receipts and disbursements for the quarter ending December 31, 1965 :— THIRTY-NINTH CONGRES3. Pirst Session. SENATE. Wasmixotox, March 14, 1966. YORRION DECORATION FOR COMMODORE RADFORD. Mr. Scwwen, (rep.) of Masa, from the Committee om Foreign Affairs, reported a joint resolution authorizing Commodore William Radford to accept the decoration of the Order of St. Maurice and Lazzaro from the King of Italy, as a reward for the assistance rendered by him to the Italian frigate Re D'Italia when ashore on Loug Branch. ‘TUE CLVIL RXPENNER OF THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Frasespey, (rep.) of Me., from the Commities of Finance, reported with amendments the bill to supply de- ficiencies in appropriations for the civil expenses of tho — government for the current fiscal year. Among these amendments are the following :—<r! out the appropriation for surveying and buoying out the Seekonk river, in Rhode Island; reducing frow twenty eens ENS Oe Se tes ene the outer range lighthouse in Sandusky ) Ohio; 5 striking oat the proviso that carpets for the pubiie § buildings ahal! be of domestic manufacture, and reducing — the item for expenses in detecting the counterfeiting of United States notes from one hundred thousand to fifty thousand dpliare The report strikes cut items for the ‘expenses of the consus of Arizona in 1866; for building + Portland; for making alte, a yee be ae ss Casio Boose, tion of the ete on. Be Re tews of the Untied Stalag relating to i Birecor