The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1866, Page 5

MEXICO. | IME SUCEBSES NEAR TAMPICO. Assassination of a Belgian Envoy Near Puebla. ‘The Late Imperialist Victory in Michoacan. Wathusiastic Reception of General Mendez, the Victor, at Morelia, FURTHER FIGHTING AT MAZATLAN NO INDICATIONS OF FRENCH EVACUATION. ‘RETURN OF M. SALLIARD TO FRANCE: ‘The Ex-Confederate Emigration Schemes— The steamer Manhattan, Captain Deaken, from Vera Cruz on the 9th inst., arrived st this port yesterday. ‘We are indebted to Mr. Austin, purser of the Manhattan, for the prompt delivery of our files and despatches. By this arrival we have interesting news from Mexico, which will be found in the lettors of our Vera Cruz cor- Tespondent below. Our Vera Cruz Correspondence. ~ ., ‘Vera Cruz, March 9, 1966, While the world at large ig engaged in the attempt to discover tho sentiments of Napoigon on the subject of Mexican affairs, to discern, as it were, fiainly the face proper of France beneath that wonderfully ambiguous -disguise of verbiage which he lately addressed to tho Corps Legislatif, the leaders and others of or among the liberal masses, natives of Mexico, ~deem jt appropriate to make the latst acts of the French officials in this country herve as the cor- rect interpretation of that address. This, then, being the ‘adopted course of proceeding, it has been found that, since the reception of the address here, there has not been any very marked or openly manifested indication ‘that the French are preparing to remain in Mexico until driven out by Yankee bayonets; but, in contradistinction to thie surface part, we are favored with the details of several semi-secret transactions, tending to show that they do not intend to leave—at least immediately. ASSASSINATION OF A BELGIAN ENVOY TO THR EMPRES®. A diligence containing, among other passengers, the sommission of three gentlemen sent out by the Belgian yovernment to condole with the Empress Carlotta upon he death of the late King, her father, was attacked near tio Frio, on the Vera Cruz route, by @ party sup- ‘the Belgian’ \ wosed to'be guerillas, and one of repre. entatives was killed, two of the other gers yeing wounded. No attempt was made to plunder the ‘coach, and it is reported the attacking con- isted of a detachment of the liberal (General Garcia's) avalry command, who had determined to kill the Bel- po ae jm retaliation for the cruelties decreed by ximilian. IMPORTANT FROM TAMPICO. in a despatch received here to-day by the steamer mora, direct trom Tampico, the following occura:— Tamrico, Feb, 29, 1866. Here we are in trouble, the liberals bavit te town of Altermaria in considerable out two hundred and fifty General La Madrid, for the purpose of retaking and as i: is only twenty miles from here we ipect to learn the result at any moment. This isthe ily item of interest to communicate at present. awienoacan. The latest advices received here from Michoacan aro offect that Mendes (imperialiat) did gain ‘something of Reguies. On retui from this 5 shout two hundred Hberal prisoners. tile "MAGA Winter of rev. 26 M prrenes has for some time been in the habit o; intimating it France is on the eve of recali- from Mexico. The truth ing her troops is this:—The evacuation of Mexico by Frenoh will com- mence the moment that the ment of the United States shall have recogni: the Emperor Maxi- muilian; bat if, as may bappen, such recognition does ‘not take place, France may dimm sh the number of hor forces, but cannot withdraw her flag. I will add, that, in spite of the assertions of L’Ji Beige, we are not satistied here with the tone adi by Mr. Seward in his speech at Auburn. The Uni States are spoiled children, whose pranks old Europe often smiles at; but the statesmen of America should avoid abusing tbe pa- ‘tience of France and of Eng and to s point beyond their power of endurance. MEXICAN COTTON. Large quantities of cotton, ly from Tlacotal- pam and Alvarado, arrived at Vera Craz during the laiter part of last month. The arrivals in two days amounted to over tour hundred bales. ‘The cotton is pronounced asa superior article, and readily commands thirty-two dollars per cent. PERSONAL. By the steamer Manhattan, which leaves here to-day for New York, M. Salliard, the late envoy from Napoleon to Maximilian, takes his departure from Mexico en rout: for France. It is understood that he is the bearer of iimpor- tant despatches from Maximilian to the French govern- ment Lieutenant Maury has left here for Southampt England. He reported that be visits England for purpose of bringing back bis family next fall; but it ts ramored in official circles that the goveroment of the United States made it known to the imperialits that Maury's reside: im Mexico was not desirable. H. W. Allen, the editor of the Mexican Timer, has taken an interest in Reynolds & Co.'s circus, We havo heard betore of editors indulging figuratively in “ground and lofty tumblit but this t# a novel instance of a journalist entering the actual sawdust-strewn ring as @ general utility performer. The American wounded during the recent fight at ‘Tehuantepec, while protecting the property of a friend near tae scene of action, proves to be a gentleman named Webster, brother of the consul of that name ap pomted under the Buchanan admuistration. He re. ceived a severe but not is wound in the side, from which be is now slowly recovering. Before concluding it is desirable to nay that, in com- ance with the desire of the French Minister and tho mortem ex- tain, Tt brain. home Chief Quartermaster, accompanied the remains from the cathedral to the Lodge of the Nifio Perdido. Suitable preparations are being made to receive bis remains here. Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, March 14, 1866. The Spanish steamer Paris, arrived at this port on the 12th, brings dates from the capital to the Ist and from Vora Craz to the 6th inst, The Prossian Minister, Baron Magous, had a private audience of Maximilian and presented his credentials, The French Vice Admiral Didelot, after a stay of five weeks, left the capital on the 28th of February for Vera Cran. Senor Ignacio Ramirez, former Minister of Juarez, had been seen at the last evening party of the imperial Com- missary ‘The Sociedad of the 25th of Febraary positively contra- acts the robbery of a conducts, with eight dollars of the Imperial Railroad Company. The money | of Mexico have no objection to the new customs order, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT. port to the 4th and from Vora Crux to the th mxx100. Nowvelle says that the merchants of Vera Crus i the goods they havo on the way are exempt from paying the dutios at that port, as well asthe merchandise pre- viously received and stored. General Mendez has been decorated by Napoleon with the Order of Knight of the Legion of Honor. General buala. It ta known from Douai remained with part of his force at Mate- sources that the ii alist ion of hal tot many depredations; but the latter, finding that Soto's force only amounted to one hundred men, attacked and routed them. Soto, being takea prisoner, was imme- diately shot. tom s Tho despateh dated the 20th Febr Gen. Mendez at Urupgn, fought ail the bands of lacios, Rogales, V: -won victory; that GUANASUATO. , received fom announced that his brigade bad Southern District, united by des and others: that it was is losses had been severe, a both in officers and men, but those of the enemy were greater; that the enemy commenced tho battle, relying on the superiority of their numbers, &c. ; that the field being literally strewn with the dead of both sides, cor- roborated the valor of his troops and the desperation of the, enemy, who still remained with # large force of cavalry, of which two hundred men marched towards Re} The liberals between Ario and Tacambaro were still supposed to have @ force of two thousand men. MICHOACAN. Letters from Morelia state that General Mendez ar- rived there on the 25th of February with his prisoners, amounting to two hundred and two men and eight offi. cers, besides the arms taken from the enemy. He was received with enthasiastic demonstrations from the pie, and took up his quarters at the Hotel Yturbide. On is way hither he teft a small garrison at Patzcuaro. The battle loss being 1s described 98 & most sanguinary one, his own not less tha four hundred men killed and wounded, while the enemy had four hundred killed, inctuding forty officers. Verde says that this important victory and the 'y of Mendez’s brigade following up the cam- paign in as soon as rein| before the Ta‘py weather in, has given renewed hopes to the ex rs of t gold regions, Konda ard eight hundred men. were quartered in Ario with about NEWS FROM CUBA. sold to a wealth: ter here, tits pon wits lua and Me Pinar det Rio, the ton is expressed who are considered as and of Arg’ tlea, age digna- uel 5 in jere about these one hundred and of the the Lieutenant part and parcel cargoes; but, according to the xpanish laws, they have been decided to be slaves, and delivered over to their owner, the said Marty. The son of the Admiral of tho Neptune, who saw these negroes at Cape San Antonio, says the hving were in a horrible condition, and the dead were more than the crows. lying unburied on the shore, He counted eighty of the latter, who wore ieft as food for The Colonial Minister at Madrid sent out in October last a royal d@ cree ordaining that all negroes ea) , OF out ptured from slave expeditions, now bired by the government to private individuals, should be re- turned to the government and sent to the island of Fer- nando Po. This decree was received at a time when hands were needed, and General Dulce was prevailed upon to refrain from immediatoly putting it to force. Senor Navaseuer calied the attention of the Spanish gov. ernment to the fact, in consequence of which a threaten. ing despatch was sent to General Dul the issue of the famous decree of March 2. which caused But on the 10th instant a counter decree rendered that of the 2d null and void. Duice sends by the The wpshot of all this is that General Cadiz to-morrow his for- steamer to mal resignation, and he laa declared that whether It is ace) Proceed pled or not he shall leave the island. I have this from the best auth ity. ings have been commenced in the Supreme an affair with @ Court against the Military en Setior Gaives, on acrount of Zoasuaba, ng to Sefior Feiior Acran, the Distr.ct Attorney, is impli- cated in the affair, which creates no litle curiosity on the part of the publie. The commission which is to go to Madrid to give infor- ination as to pad reforms here is composed, ip part, of the following members:—Don Manuel de Armas and Don Manacl 0, @ slave dealer of Havana; the Marquis Montero, of Matanzas; Don Dow Nicolas Ascarate, of Guines, chosen. throughout Moralez Lernnz, of Lagua; The other commis- been an unusual number of fires t the island. The Dario de la for some years past, movement in dand stroug favor of the total abolition of slavery in Coba and Porto Rico. ‘The steamer Morning Star arrived yestertay from New Orleans, and leaves to-morrow for New York. The Caba ArroRTioNmmNT oF Mr. Larrixsonn, from Committees on Appointment, foll Assemb!: the owing for mombers of Fi Co AD RS eo tt tS tt ot Be DOOD CO Coilege for women. . BILLS INTRODUCED. By Mr. T. E. Srewant—To amend tho charter of the New York Accident Insurance Cumpany. by Mr. Fxravsox—To charter the Northern New York Life Thauranco Company. ‘ Pore railroad fi South, West and eA SSE TMA daa is te somnmaeed oy cnr fats ot ‘from the pant of Albert Mathorne, a i ship. rick's Day—The Latest Nows from Mex= |“ yokinuux.—The funoral of Joux McKiunex, Jr, Resiee 06 Stariners. feo, Comtral America, the Weet Indies, | bo held at tho Presbyterian churoh, thls (Tuesday) aftor. | “Note thersuy given thattoa ar, about the Lat Of de., eo. noon, at half-past two o'clock. The f1 of the family | Nua and Can Huoys io the yy ‘The Cunard mait wit | “£8 invited to attond without further notice. sounds in this diatriet will be aud ibe steamship Java, Captain Moodie, Muxeur.—On Monday, March 19, Caruanins, beloved Pa one el 5 will leave this port to-morrow for Liverpool. wife of Timothy ® native of Dundrum, county G5 BLAKE, Lighthouse Inspector 34 diet. | Tho mails for Europe will close at half-past cight | of Dublin, Ireland, 85 years. Bostoo, March PY | olook to-morrow ‘The funoral will place, from the residence of her Whalemen. ‘ & morning, son-in-law, 600 Second avenue, on Wednesday. Bark Amy, Winslow, arr at Nantucket 1h inst trom Bes The New Youx Henstp—Edition for Kurope—will be Dublin pavers please copy. | tow, to At for whaling laiegats j ready at cight o'clock morning. McLsomtan.—At Rahway, N. J.. om Saturday, March Ne 4 } erase wee ready for calling, six ce 1, Mire. ane MoLsoutax, widow of Johu McLachlan, ia work are 40), Kiesam, (rom Liverpeat fo —— "Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to Gebeente en Mae. wen pieee MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘Ationd the {unoral, without further notice, from the resi- | | Bark Amason, Helmstey, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, rf . dence of her son-in-law, William Forbes, Miltow, Rah- | PE 8 Uli H tom yw ce for Mio Janel s ‘The mail steamship Now York, Captain Horner, wilt | "ay.N. J. th ‘clook. Car, | days out, tat 95 (land in sight, 43 Jeave this port at noon, to-morrow, for Aspinwall. the twelve o'clock ‘ Jan 16 nee fo ‘The mails for Central America and the South Pacitc | _ O’Neq.—In men ana (netore reporied for Velparsiiol; berte Peas will close at haif-past ten o'clock to-morrow morning. | A. 0 Nur. oldest (Ber pa aot Fab ag Waa raay The Naw Youx Hresty—Rdition for the Pacito—witt | the’ States, re (Br) Amibury Yor do fom be ready at ton o'clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. solemn United ae = pow In Jan 2. La Plats, Blair, for Anis = MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ily, and those of his brother Joun K., and his brothers in. | Revetce Uvadard, Meason,.tor Caps of Good Mops; Te sal> : law James Farrel and Martin I. Deegan, are invited to | last March T—Arr sobre Hl Dillingham, Mudgeite ‘Onsony.—On Friday night, March 16, Axw Lasaarox, igh wh” Kage, Lampert yf yt widow of Dr, Samuel Osborn! Into of this city. Nica. ; re “ The funeral service will take place at Trinity church, Canpenas, March 10—Si4 bark C B Hamilton, Pote, « pore this (Tuesday) aftornoon, at two. o'clock. of Helteras. of the family are invited to attend. Ravana, March 30-—aee orig Gosegia, Bucur. —On Sunda March 18, after qn itinens | CO; 1h, ‘steamship pr x of three days, Jouy Ric, aged 68 years. mith, Boston, W Weleb. ? "i ‘The friends of the family are in to attend the fu- | @'M Rood Reed, J lor sth. bark Ave fous neral, thie Mp aiternoon, at one o'olock, from his | XYork: dite Ragiyn. FuthillPhiledniphis (ana Dicasterey? late renidence. 120 West Twenty cighth street, epaoey, Fepli, Rawnerts. Hepsesine. Sosleg, Say. Rossi. —in thie o . a city, on Monday morning, March 19, ~My ECT e Sid 9th, barks John Griffin, Chase wa; Norton Stover, Klover, Portis ‘albarion; briga Sultote, Cardenas; echrs Died. Apams.—On Saturday, March 17, after a short illness, Joux W. Apaws, aced 38 years, The friends of the tamily are kindly invited to attend the faneral, on Wednesday ‘at two o’olock, from his late residence, 201 Sixth avenue. The remains will be taken to Now York hog tsa for interment. "the relat Invited to atvend the funeral, at ton o'clock thi W Carpenter, Rohulte, Neuvitas MeKentie, do: brign Stockton, eden © (Tues The brethren.of Chancellor Walworth Lodge, No. 271, | day) moraing, from the residence of hor brother-in law, | medes (Br), Crowe, Nouvitas F. and A. M., are fraternally invited to attend the fune- | Mr. cans, No! 226 West Thirty-fourth stroot. Png, oh ene oh Nord, Hegua; W Rosen, ral of Brother John W. Adains, from his late residence, Sarria. —On Saturday evening, March 17, Pasciens B. od With, bark Thos Wood (Br), 780 hide sugar, 201 Sixth avenue, on Wednosday afternoon, at twa ; Surm, widow of Jamos Sinith, agod 61 yoars York sie Nenvitas at 7, ak Rem pn 2 GEORGE W. MILLER, Master, Hor tuneral wil 6 place from her late residence, | do do, for do 2 ; brige Kiverside (Mr), ae ** = , Secretary, x 96 Lawrence ati lyu, this (Tuesday) afternoon, | lasses, for X rey ow ~ —On sunday, March {8 ai the residence of her | 44 two o'clock. ‘The friquds of the family aro respect- phe agar, via OF nate ‘sornatt, 815 Ninth avenue, Axx | fuisy .2¥iled to attend. for Pauladelphe Parienas ry AiKay, of hast Czomuaiption, in thedouh year of het age, | ‘Tvrrus.—On Monday morning, March 19, Bis Now. | [ey Sido to, for Falmouth via The relatives and (riends of the family, also the con- | TRAND, infant daughter of Rouben M. and Hannah M. | 900 boxes do, for NYork, M8; bri » lon, Are respectfully invited to attend the funeral | Tuttle, aged 1 month and 17 days, tego om Surana, 5 7 7 =, Service, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at the | The funeral will take place thia Mag?n’ $e March 3—Arr eche Wm Seward, Johecsa, (Tuceday) worming, at |, inom ten o'clock, from 336 Bléecker atroot. Prosbyterian church, Greene atrevt, near Canal. March 3—Advertised, Peruvian (4), for Buksowm.—-On Tuesday, February 27, at Pau Basse, Tounex.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 19, of scar 40 (m), for Boston 6th: China (a) dof yrenoes, Puiu Burrowes, of this city. lot fever, Euizanern Toxxun, only daughter of UR. and Faatbm (ag LP NVON TUN, Kangetod Bi eede BRCANNON.—At Harlem, on Monday, March 19, of con. | Kate Turner, aged 2 years and 11 days yivanis (af Yor FD AutPaalas oy geation ot the lungs, Hikam, the beloved son of Hiram | — The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Ikoinetd,Ruolield. for Boston Sth.) 1 Kialeom and Mary L. Bocannon, agod 4 yoars, 7 months and 19 | invited to attend the {uneral, from the residence of Ler hy ira Wradaham ‘Tor dy in; Sundae Curtis, for Port parents, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'cloc By Mr. ANornsos—For a other streets in New York, By Mr. Srevexsox—To amend the Registry Jaw. By Mr. McVry—To facilitate the construction of the Buffalo and Washington Railroad. By Mr. Tracy—Relative to bail in criminal cases; also relative to the New York District Courts; also to amend the law relative to assignments, NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN GAS COMPANIES. Mr. Frear called up the resolution calling upon the gas companies of New York and Brooklyn for informa- tion, which was adopted. MILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING. To incorporate the American Exploring and Mining Company; to amend the Kovised Statutes relative to the rates of brokerage. Adjourned, ARMY BULLETIN. MUSTERED OUT. Colonel Jos. C. Read, Captains John McMurray, John H. Muller, Alfred Gago, William R. Irwin David, 1. — brevet colonels; es Doty, brevet lieutenant col Ww. J. ington and Joseph B. Gil, brevet majors United alee Volunteors. oh oe DISCHARGED. Hospital Steward H. 8. Dodd, U. 8. A. RELIBVED. Hospital Steward Crane Brush, U. 8. A., from duty in the Surzeon General's office, and ordered to duty at tho post hospital, Key West, Florida. NAVY BULLETIN. ORDERED—MARCH 12. Lientenant Commander Edw. D. C. Grafton to com- mand steamer Yantic, Atlantic squadron. Second Assistant Encineer Absalom Kelly to iron -clad duty at League Island, Secund Assia ant Engineer W. W. Heaton to duty as an assistant to Chief Enxinoer WilNamston, at New York. Lieutenant A. W. Muldour wo tho DETACHED—Mancuy 12. Lieatenant Commander Thos. C. Harris from the com- mand of the steamer Yantic, and ordered North. Ansistant Burgeon J. W. from the Naval Hos pital, New York, and ordered to the steamer Bien ile. Assistant Burgeuu Do. v. Whuaney, 1 steamer srenville and walting orders. ? Jobn Moise, from Acting Second Assistant the ordered to the steamer i inser Martin H. Gerry. Inghes, of flagship Now HONORABLY DISOHARGED—MaRcH 12. First Assistant Engineer Wm. Camptell, from HONORABLE DISCHARGE CANCELLED. Acting Volunteer Lieutenant A. W. Muldaur. Tax Rawr Aorration.-The committee appointed at a recent mass meoting of tenants and the delegates of the district organizations recently organized for the purpose of agitating the “rent question,” held a meeting last might at No, 42 avenue A to discuss further meaqures in refer- ence to this matter. Ex-Senator Corans, who appears to take much interest in the movement, was present to give an account of a conference with members of the Legialatare on the sal and gave asketch of a bill | introd uced in the Legislature to regulate the relations between tenant and landlord. This bill provides, among others, that all agreements must be made in writing, and that in all cases, where it is not agreed otherw se, the renting shall be binding for one year It carther pro hibits summary proceedings by landlords against tovante. By some of the speakers it was held that a more strin- gont law against extortion by landlords would be re quired. A petition which was recently adopted, it was announced, has been forwarded to the Leginiature, and arrangementa were made to call another mass mectiug Of tenants, to be held at an early day on a public square. other in ita production, and its fragrance |e more potent in asserting the gentility of those who use it th ro A iat an ju us an are rich bro An Article of Tru: BRONCHIAL TROCHES" A Boon. Ward's Ladies’ Paper Collars and Cuffs. Also Geni id retail. A w iva with 4 Address—Pollak & fon, Meerschaum Manufacturers, 092 Brosdway, near Fourth street. Pipes eut wo led and repaired. oy mracaees KOKAW 5 fayetté places koe Bt Shes A.—Finest Ready Made Clothi riea—Genta’, Yout to custom work. Andy > Desideratam.—Perry's Moth and called moth patches tiie ‘are effec removed 67, Perry's cele sos aa ae joth and ni Saat Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw- end Inf: 4 ¥ %, 10 Wail street, Y. Bay Miller's Hair Dye—Nateral and pon a et gen 75 conta, Sold vy Corns, Bunions, {i Saeed of the feet cured by Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof rae. Safes. assortment at @ Murray street, corner of College hest Premiam Machines, No. 196 ay Compa: way. Agrats No. 69 Broad | Havana Lottery.—Prizes Patd | rates paid (or eet Secreta tele Fa |. The highest TAYLOR 8 00" bankers Wail steowt, . ¥ Teeth Inserted at Short Notice.—Terms Wheeler de Wilson's Lock atiteh Sewtn) Maching 006 Buitophole Machine 8 Broad mas = 1th dew for NYurk 4b; No me Dormaloy Mortimer, and borough, Campbeli, umn, for do With, W Woopworrt.—On Sunday, March 18, at the house of her parents, Mrs. Caxouxk V, Wooowort, wife of Charles R. Woodworth, of Yonkers. Funeral from No, 5 ‘Madison avenue, New York, this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock’ Tho friends of a @ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 1 Weat 123d street, third house east of Sixth avenue, on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. California papers please copy. iy; Herald, Calvert, for New Orleans, do. Mow Bicrow.—In Pittstield, Mass, suddenly, on Sunday | the family are invited to attend. a Deettines he ent, tl ee morning, March 18 Linus G. Bidtow, aged 18 yoara | Waus.—In this city, on Monday, March 19, of diseaso | ! ps coy anny 7 Om SR pal Notice’ of foneral in Thursday's New York papers. of the heart, Wintiam Wenn, formerly sexton of Forsyth 9—A rk 5) . Carver Wit Beareu.—On Sunday, March 18, of inflammation of | street Methodist Episcopal church, a native of Halifax, hn Matthews. Philadelphia of the lungs, PaTnick Braxett, of county Louth, Ireland, _ —_ 1 years. . intial o —- a 1th, bark Look Rg A parish of Kilsaran. tberal services ia Forsyth street chareh, near Divisioo juris Harn. Ares et Tory street, on Weduesday afternoon, at one o'clock. tives and friends are rospectfully invited to attend. Hoston, California and Halifax papors please copy Werzxis.—On Sunday, March 14, after a short illness, Cnanuas Weraxtt, aged 38 yours, The funeral will take place from Van Amsberg's Hotel comer Fifth and Washington streets, Hoboken, on The friends of the family and those of his co: Misses Carling, together with the members of the Americus Association, and the members of (late) Au cus Engine Company, No. 6, are respectfully invited wo ‘attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 267 Mulberry street. CtowaN.—On Sunday, March 18, Evtey, the beloved nd Kuh annie, ples, Stover, Portiand, Raven, Abvy Eilon. Patterson, Wei faat ain, Feb 15—No voasel fi nt age Nassau (Dutelady or han Francisco, has finished ew TI port abip Ora langow fo wife of Daniel Clonan, aged 31 years. Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock. “His friend® are and isidg: barks Jane Cargil (We). chid to ined for ‘the friends of the family are respectfully invited to | invited to attend. v Hook for Haxonrifle, Jordan, une: brig Bde attend the fancral, from 692 Third avenue, this (Tuesday) ward Windus (Br), chtd to load for NYork, Vhiladelphie ar morning, at nine o'clock, without further notice. The HIPPI ‘Basiqare gas Orem so Serere, Sim See Ww rey eee tere oe. take men | | SHI NG NEWS. Baath tba an requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul thence her remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- Cavemprerten 1 “14-7 lane ee 4 i " Cipeon, Bartiew. Bow Grates: 0n Saturday, March 17, at No. 66 Pitt 6131 Baw warai.. “ave 238 | ‘Ana Ghose, ilaganay tte bath Com Dupont, Cutrord, strest, N. ¥., Sanam, wife of James Commerford, and ‘ ; gy ay dg nag Ae 5) of the late A. D. Mc.ormick, of Sprivgfietd, Port of New York, March 19, 1966. lasers Per, Fore ir ey, Maley, do; Wh, NS RAR} 81d 34, brige Killen’ f Stewart, Holland, Philadelphia; GLaxcy.—On Sunday, March 18, Douornma CLaxcr, | sieamship Malta (Rr), weeiens Liverpool—K Cunard inuey. Boyd. BYork: Goh ac BA Ooant. Yous, Monto rohet of P. Clancy, Eaq., and danghter of tho late S. | gieumemp Rect, Hobart Newbors, WE Good chin Mary Catharine (Be), healt, Baltimore: Atoie, Katghae Croker, Eaq., of county Cork, Ireland, aged 68 years. Goasie Telfair, Dean, Morebead Clty, NO Tee eee ee ath, Joseph Long. “c es The ‘friends of tue family are respectfully Invited to Con T2a gk boten Srantied Poem (Bek Uke aad S Bt u fu i, from her late residence, 29 Divisior ‘alley City, Price, Aletandria——J Hand. attend the funoral, 4 ry 5 Murphy, NYork street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Bleamship Dingo, Sherwood, Portiand—H HW Cromwell & fy reh ¢—Arr) brig Times (Br), Rhodes, N¥ort; Cork Constitution paper please cop} 7 : Casenney.—On Sunday, March 18, Tuomas Cassan aman, lls, ( Co. Ship Cartyle, Beate, Ban Franciseo—J R Rollinson & Co. ry Andi he. Cardiff, ’, Pot in, bark Cariotta, Wilkina, free Hhtp Autarctic (Br), McStoker, Ltverpoo!—Tapacott Bros in Se year Cs his age. me Pp 4 ——— Congress, Woodward, London—Grinnell, | py, i@, leaky, he ‘The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) morni arn ort bart HD Blover, for New York, from St. Michaai’s church, Flushing, The solown wiait Fille (Ras), Laitke, London—Punch, Melarke & pete Ht Barry foleon, tar 401% Gaye ‘Hid Sem. Orig A quiem mass will commence at eleven o'clock, atier B a ise. NYork which the remains will be taken to Mount St.’Mary's | Back Evening ar Crt: Mills, Medarwe Waptetl Meus. | arr qeosl RiVATRAMEIE Pagers, at Poariane. | Cemetery, at Flushing. Hob bs wakes, Aqutn — Breit, rat Arr from New Grtaghe, bquende, , ot Baronions. lalitax—tt JS J I, Davis Boston—Kackett, Tooter & Cuoxax.—On Sunday, March 18, Eiusy, the beloved wife of Daniel Clonan, aged 31 years. The A J friends of the ‘family are respectfully invited to RORTON, Marcel 17 Arr steamabi Sehr Plymouth Kock, Parker, Afrion (ir), Ht attend the funeral, from No. 00% Third avenue, this | "710" ARRIVED. Html Clare, NYork “CM steamers Gassandre, Me (Tuesday) morning, at nine o'clock. The remaiuy will be ington (Br), Brooks, Liverpoot laken to St Boniface church, where a requiem mass will bh. with mdse and 06 ~ be said for the repote of her soul, From thence her re- atown, Imes aeamnhib ¢ book Cea Money morning, March 19, at nine Dt 0 senkohip, wuppoced th mit) silie Peet o'clock, Manoanny, wife of Jotun Cochran, ja the 40th es - 7 Sooke Geo barks Zool, Sear ue icaiaindd Rraicamaike to naaaences, | deus se ann. The relatives of the family are respectfully invited to yy attend the funeral, from hor late residence, No. 1 Bond strect, New York, on Wednesda: ‘supposed one of the Auchor lide, yf Manhattan, Deakeo, Vera Cron March 9, abd with . to Chas A Whitney, to hh —Tetegraphed, bark Philens, from Apalachicola. me y afternoon, at ove o'clock. ‘The relatives and irieads are invited to attend . ond steamer Casseodr Without ther wt Be tes Rares mee cee Pentsees, | Temtccer Nast, ner! mre simpets, ce fuego: Philemn. 4 English papers please copy inde the run from Havana ina | BRETIMONE. March If—Mslow bark Adelsite, Michiar- Drxock.—On Monday, March 19, Loceta, only daugh. | days and 13 hours, - r, from Kio Janeiro. Cid steamer Wan Kenned, ter of Thomas and Mary Dymock, in the Sth year of her | Steamship Daniel Webster, Bolger, New Orleans, March harks Adelaide, Pender ont Cc. p> to U 8 Quarte Ir. Penwick (Br), Light, Hrown. Bee Gen caneeh shee fh Ze. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | ,quce™mal "Eirlen. Sovtgenh, beara, wih Livingston. Yor & Oo. Satled invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her ‘seamahipe Non Balvedor, ‘orty-fourth street, on Weduesday emily B Souder, Lockwood, with ernoon, at one o'clock ineise agnton, Yor 8s Deaxe.—On Senday, March 18, at his residence au amship Quaker City, West, Charleston, 8 hours, with m ich steeet, Parnicx Dow: nty Tipperary, I neral will 4 native of Nev maangers, wo Arthur Leary bemarie, Bourne, Norful, with mdve to Lav HARLERTON York. Fem) tin for tone o'clock, this (Tues. | half p afternoon. nds and relatives are respectiully | Liverpont y ruvited to attend, Hele as off Mandy Ht Avy brig Troabaor (Mir), Yau Norton, tt ~ ‘i split some sails. Jan 6, le hrs pg DOxLES.—On Sunday, March 18, Mimass, Dostes, aged we (oj ogy eg TH Psd LEAL years Crm wohy Mosne W Hramball His friends and acquaintanges are respectfully invited vr brig Harry Har eons funeral, from No. ay aflornoom, at half-past I be interred ia Calvary y jn Brovklys, on Sunday, “, ife of James Daly, in the 36th 136 Mou street, ou o'clock. The re ttanern | fof her anon, county Donegal, Ireland willie the hector waning. rest ih peace. Amen 7 Malilar, from % d those of her Boone Ayres, 8 days, ‘ork Feo 3, lat 008, lo | GALVESTON, March Arr brige Hall Columbla Bree ctfully invited to the Assumption, thin (Tuesday) afternoon, 6 w the Cemetery of the Janeira lor Perna brig Carl, of and for 10th, Rarroy, Heston Old Mh, whre dew >, Fe 15, and the bar ta ps ko ovigiowgt § merry Lay Vavana 12 daya with fr, Ae, wo Brett, Bou & Uo, 1th lot, lag 3128, lon 7851, | k by a white aquall, wh’ 4 at two o'clock, and from Holy Cron, Flatoush, for interment Kussos.—At Charleston, Con Thursday, March 16, wife of Captain F. B. Ellison, United States joo, Holt, of Moutreal, ,M 9-4 brig Trimteien, Mae ne. Werk York, 1th, whe B Matannns, 10h brig & oh 1G Are woe Walter © Wall, tet, | papers please ban ye HOLK, March it-Apr anday, Beaton, Laake, Arruyo for Arr tals Mewgeta, Cen it copy arch 18, Row, of Jobn ge Parngon, Mataa ~) very belly started bulwai bees nds are respectfully invited to attend the fuveral, from ber late residence, No. 16 Sut | folk street, this (Tuesday) afternoow, at lialf-past owe o'elock. ap 15 dave out the 34th y Brig Marriet Amelia ‘The relative be, tnd P Whine: | ward police and the departmne: haml W Lindsey of Boston), WM o, 2 ted to attend the funeral, from his late resi. WIth cotion and bidee to Miller A Ht | West Tenth streot, this (Tuesday) afternoon, | , Pre tre. Williams, Mobile. 14 days ar a. Sebr Karsh Pish, Barter, Wilmington. Ni retar papers please copy ieer OW Rewiey, Altes, Wenig X Broom vie Aeelacts —Iin Brooklyn, ou Saturday evening, March Bebr Wide Awake, Ham’ lion. Virginie f o C4 ans, eens W. Gnirritur, aged 33. A Hamumob4. Payne, Philatoip By Bolte, Howie lakso members of Hook aud Lad. | ried sway main boom ; bern ashore on he ‘ invited to attend the funeral, Nebr Karah J Bestih, Renith, Kast por ~ Arr tinamehip Victor, (4 MTom at jo. 9 Bolivar street, near Hudson | gees 4's ns Laws, Periand veshige Viening’ Star. Qubew, tram York sha avenue, this (Twesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sehr & Lineoin, Fall iver ton (Be). Pendetior and Winehwaner trom u!—In Hoboken, on Bunday, March 18, Fionawon | Sehr Routherner, Dar povizance. 16h Lvqrpom, Lovrw, infant daaghter of Thos. TH. and Louise Hall, on ait aged 4 monthe. ence fot Kirahethport Ver: The funeral will take place this (Toesday) morning, . a or Vibeabeeah CMe Biee « r fis 41 ten o'clock No. 08 Garden street, Hoboxen’ | Schr iieury Motart Rovinson,” New liaren (or Waskiog y ane 0 Menetnee Rew York wt law, Relatives and friends of the family are invited Ww attend we sre Galton P. Hee On Sunday, March 18, of mariet fever, Jouw F, son of Viaus and Anoa Heine, aged 6 years, 2 mouths ton Kehr Malabar Welah, % Joseph, MeC t Behr Rowtius, Neweek hr 1 (ot Bllamoes bor and 13 daye. ae at While lepine The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to | surkur in Phasing Bape wes ran ius by sehr hadie Wastes aitend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, | Sarrgia away baad guaran tora No 12 Lew t, comer of Fourth, this (Fumday} | cbr ® Moeard, Mark. Broigrport for Bilanterhpn ms Bohr Helen Mar, Ways, Port Je@erera Franee, on Toerday, March 6. nk | Wind wh wunaet, onlen 0 the 63d year of his age Notice of faneral hereafter. re. King —On Sunday evening, Merch 18, after « lingering a Maw ie | ines, Renecca, relict of James Kirk,’ im the sth year veaay to prowsnd fer of her age. The relatives end frends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ler late residence, No. 145 Suffolk street, on Wednesday afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Kesey —On So: Mare 18, Wiuaw Kewwer, » native of coonty Antrim, Ireland, aged # yearn The friends and relatives of the family are reapectfully nv ited to attend the jvueral, this (Tuesday) afiernoos, at two o'clock, from his late r ro) lee On senday, Maron 18, Jaye Laawor, w dow of William Lock wood, after and savers in Liverpool for Mobile. wut Bans Camcorrs, Wik Ay ale, and with pumps out tne Water (urd ot order or rae Finer (Re), Hilton, fran Provence ‘inom, of consumption. 0 the 724 year of her ge panies Wicsete: Vian ines, ons Gruen Up e geet of ened oo The teint ven aad friends of the family are patty | (ES'iieews roots ane one guna carne doy in exnesterebie invited to attend the foueral services, at the Of | dawags \> vor arn and wowed inle Ihe hart foun Kare (new), Petere, 4 904 (rom Bath for Key Wee Pal River om the Wiam mat, ge on the marine her son inlaw, Gorardur C Cine, 116 Cannon street, thin (Tuesday) afternoon, st one 0 clock, without farther notice, The remains «fil be taken tq oypreas Hilts for viertmnent al Lew —At bie rendence, 647 Peart street, Wits | © Lawn, aged 74 youre Py ls | en ome oot Fey 10. iy tat 67 8 j bate Rinliy Baking. ot Aan Vrancsen Mince ltlanecous. The faneral will ake piace on Wedoesday afternoon, at one 0 chock. The oblige parser Of stxamebip Gee Barone from te Lowe — 10 Brooklyn, on Sonday, Maret 18, Catmanre, mr thanks for Inte papers wife of Walter Long, aged 3 youre sation wy Caghaie ly Maleas, of (be bert Oot Jee oe The relatives and stewie of the family, algo the meen Mt) Mesem ID Are, _ eee tee. bers of the Central Lodge, No, M1, ¥'snd A.M. are Komen, tare Beaapr, epaniile, age ra réially invited ta attend tue fanersl, from her lute re. ‘i MH Marek 1b Abr ecemmer a ~ ienee, 2 Charles street, this (Toesiay) afternoon, « | © s Mulgrenet. Darren, $e semceores. Boge, | tw “* ’ “a Hee ll herwns ter neil fram Froth -& s Morr —Oa Bonday evening Mates 18, of Mart ae | + | comment of Oy Cornelius 4 Berean, _ apr ate (fry seme. Stat, aoe te conn, Harriv, wife Of Jacoh M Mots Larscqem-—At Rast Roman Ih, « souste devnad bore of | Pomeriog. Quinn Demme tis’ org TW Wine, Rage The {rieade amd reta' vee of the faenily are rempaet{ut!y nrited to aned the fooeral, from ihe ¢ wdence of Ler funerintew, Mr J) Mout. No 268 Third avegue os Weinewiay sfiernoon, & two o'rlone New OF-ane plewa copy BNeut—Ve Bye ar Mar yun, we Pe ta Coes ee ae - Awe Arete. + ory Hang 9 1 Gemwoe Dana,