The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1866, Page 8

8 | a Shocking Death from Burns. About half-past seven o’clock on Monday evening Bertha Anspacher, a litle girl who lived with her mother at No, 553 Fifth street, was in the back parlor undress- ing ber younger sister for bed. At the time Bertha held au ber band a kerosene oil lamp, which became par- ‘ially extinguished, and in shaking the lamp it fel) from her hand to the floor, The fluid instantly ignited and spread itself all over her person. In a moment her Sothes were completely enveloped in flames, and, ecreaming the burning girl ran down the base: ment stairs, followed by Mrs. Auspacher, who en- veioped her in a woollen shawl The frantic child broke away from ber mother and threw herself on the tloor, when some neighbors, who heard her cries for help, ran into the house and extinguished the flames, Dr. Mo- Cartin was called, and in removing the clothing of his — the flesh adhered to it, Her whole body, exeept Sat, persin covered by her stocking and shoes, was terribly burned. She was also burned internally by in- haling the flame, The proper remedies were applied and Werything done to relieve her sufferings, but she did not raily from the first shock, and death ensued shortly before three o'clock yesterdiy morning. Coroner Gover was yesterday called to hold an inquest, and the jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. Deceased ‘was twelve years of age and a native of Virginia, cipal Government. New Onueans, March 19, 1866. ‘All the newly elected city officers have been duly in- stalled in their offices except Mayor Monroe and Alder- ‘man Wilson, whose functions have been temporarily sus- pended, as coming within the exceptions to pardon made ‘by the Prosident’s proclamation. M. J, Rossier has been anstalled as Mayor pro tem, by order of General Canby. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Cann—Scnarran.—On Tuesday, March 20, at the resi- dence of Captain R. W. Peary, No. 110 Bank street, by ‘he Rev. Mr. Hartly, of the Union Lutheran church, ‘Sixth avenue, Mr. Jacon Caxr, of Germantown, Colum: bia county, N. to Miss ta Scuavrar, of Liv- , Columbia county, N. Y. udson and Albany please copy. Hoyr—Mietr.—At Manchester, Vt, on Thursday, March 15, by the Rev. R. 8, Cushman, "Mr. Rossen P: ‘Horr, of New Plage to Miss Even A! Miuuxstr, of the former place. No cards, ae ee. Tuesday, March 20, by Dr. Wm. J. FR ey oe) Joun C. Rowinsox to Besare C. Wau- ‘wor, daughter of Robert Walton, Esq., all of Brooklyn. ‘Scumxiey—Davis.—On Monday, March 5, at the resi- sdeuce of the bride, by the Rev. Dr. Church, Co _— ‘ScHENLEN to Miss Mania Aw Davis, vit of this city. po Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 3B, a the Pacitic streot M. E. church, by the Rev. F. 8. De Hass, Trowas L Siurson, of Brooklyn, to Mary E. @uirrrru, of Glen Cove, L. L. No cards. TetvaN—Larxix.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, ‘March 6, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the : Porter, D. D., Mr. Joun F. Terman, of ‘York, to Miss Marr M1 M, Larus, ‘Warre—Scnexcx.—On ‘Thursday, March 15, at the re- aidance of the bride's mother, by the Rev. 5. 'D. Ander- don, D. D., Mr. James E. Warr, of Belleville, Canada ‘West, to Miss Euten Louisa Scumxox, danghter of the late ‘Isaac V. Schenck, of this city. No cards. Belleville papers please cop; ‘Commavorr.—On ‘eiseengy 1 March 17, at No. 66 Pitt treet, N. Y., Sarah, wife of James Comerford ‘ey daughter of the late A. D. McCormick, of Springfield, N. J., of a daughter. Died. Apams.—On Satui cl 17, after a short illness, Jomn W. Apaus, aged The friends of the fay a are nthvnomd invited to attend ‘the funeral, pel has ernie noon, at two o’clock, rom his lato residence, 201 Sixth avenuo, remains will be taken to New York Cemetery for interment. The brethren of Chancellor Walworth Lodge, No. 271, . and A. M., are hereby summoned to meet at the lodgo No. 604 Broadway, this (Wednesday) afternoon at o'clock, to attend the funeral of Brother John W. ‘Mombers of Po lodi renee invited a Secretary. ARxovr —On Monday, March 19, after a long and pain- fel none, Nancy, wife of William Armour, in the 61st (aiatives aad frionds of the family are respectfully w attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon one ‘Srelock, from the residence of her son-in-law, Denis Sheehan, Wyckoff avenue, near Atlantic ave- East New York, L. I. iwon.—At Harlem, on “nl March 19, of con- gomion ot the lungs, Hixax, the beloved #on of Hiram ‘and Mary L. Becannon, aged 4 years, 7 months and 19 s relatives and friends of the family are respectfally dorwnt, No. 1 Wen 123 sret thea hoane cut of 2th jo. 1 West 123d street, t ouse east of Six! this (Wednesday) ‘morning, at eleven o'clock. i California Barren fn oedeyy Bare 29, Mr, Asam wife ae Jobn Bri A years, 3 amontbs and 20 da: a respectfully tavited to attend the funeral, from her late residence No. spear a Brooklyn, on Thureday afternoon, at by Albany (N. Y.) and Kilkenny (Irelar:) papers please "Eaaserst.—On Monday, March 19, after a short iliness, Roasnr Cuanrit, aged 30 : ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the #aneral, this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock, from ‘the residence of his parents, 49 First street. The remains ‘Will be taken to Greenwood cn nen Conzux.—On Tuesday, md Resecca J,, whtow of Thomas C. Cor . Conklia, aged Fy sgetidep tg emoed ster tfully Aavited to atiend tho fi from the t church ip Wats int sizes, near Fi avenue, thie (Wednesday) lock. Tuseday, March 20, after a severe ing , wife of Patrick Cu ay county of Leitrim, Ireland, aged ah friends of the family are reapecttlly to altegd the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, enc o'clock, from her late residence, 92 West WNinevecath California and New Orleans pa Dar. thie city, on Mc was Heynx Day, youngest son of Gece enrvpas ps Caria care, Norwich, Conn., this am afternoon. ‘Tuesday, Mrs. J. Davin, & uae ' ‘sasha Tele, tn hor Gath yond : ta" ne Lavited t to at from her ening, Bare be Sank, 90 Third pon nga Dewine.—On Peg ‘Maret 18, Leoxarp C. Dewixa, 4m the 85th year of hin age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfull tavited to attend the tuneral, from his late residence, ‘322 Fourth street, between avenues C and 1), on Thurs- afternoon, at balf-past ove o'clock, carr.—In this city, on Monday, March 19, Exiena nar L. Doe wer, aged 20 year ‘The relatives and (riewds to attend the funeral, this r past three o'clock, re of the family are requested Wednesday) afternoon, at from hin lie residenoe, 213 if ton street. His remains will be taken to Greenfield, ‘Conn., for interment, Thursday morning. Drsoce.—On Monday, March 19, Lovrea, only ed ‘ter of Thomas and Mary Dymock, in the Sth year of Peres snk baat & Re ents ate seapeeitaliy rene, 100 Went ee ries ‘a eee her parents, ‘eat Forty fourth street, (Wednesday oe o'clock is Euiino.— At Charleston, . 6 on Wed oe Hour, wife of Captain F. B. Elitson, U. 8.N., ta of hint Grae J. Holt, of Montreal, C. E: ana frisoee ott tho family are respectfully snrled ia aiend te funeral, from &t. Mary's church, ae atone Selock, without farther ene sage ae or Mass. on Thursday, March 15, of congestion of the brain, Avrvas, wife of Seorge L: Fail, and youngest daughter of Warren Jones, euty. of thie cit; —In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 19, Cnr. van — aftor a lingering iiness, in the 46th year of The friends ra relatives i a respectfully invited to tr is at two @'clock, from his late residence, No, The Columbss street aoe Thursday, March 8, Junta, relict of ‘Thomar id, Baq., of Biver Lake, and sister of the Rev. Jerem France OF deceased, founder of tl ‘Reman Catholic church of fhe place, and of the imantes DOW settled in that part of northern Penn- ‘Thth be Tg of her age. ‘ oriranta 10 the 7 Tuesday, March 20, Wittuaw Harms, aged oe of the family and those of his sons, = nd tty reapecttull edd LJ % are tfully invited to attend the from his late residence, 89 Marion street, on ring, Mt ten o'clock. The remains will be woken ts wo at Patrick's cathedral, where a requiem ‘manne will be colebrated for the repose of his soul. From “— the remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. —On Monday, March 19, after a short il ems, sigeat 80m of George ©. tind Emily Heit aged 5 ane 5 months and 19 days One bright form has and faded, One sweet infant voice is gone, One fair brow the grave has shaded, For now our little Henry's gone. Fare thee well, weet bud of beauty, Little angel,’ fare thee well; For thou wert too pure and lovely Th Ina bare like this to dw ¢ relatives and friends of the are respectful, mvited to attend She funeral th Weanesday) after. Boon, at two a ¢ & m the resid pare 243 Sixth avenue. ee ee JacKnon At Annapolis, M4, on Sunday, March 18, addeniy, of disease of the heart, Ronent H._ Jackrow, ter ot the United States gunboat Winnipec, aed 38 years remains w)!! be interred in Greenwood. Kink. —On Sunday evening, March 18, after a lingering = Rasecca, relict of Jamos Kirk, in the sth year me tives and friends of the family are full snvited to attend the funeral, from ter Tato reeta ~ 348 Suffolk street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half. a ope o'clock. Lamanan.—On To vy, March 4 — ‘Lenanay, “ aad yreepectta in. She raneral iis (eedoeaay) ater inert, -oO» 10, — Martis, aged . sae mye ao | ek re reapect apy sprited | ajorany, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT) to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late 197 Allen street. MILLER. —AL the Pierrepont House, Brooklyn, on Tues day morning, March 20, at seven o'clock, of inflamma- tion of the bowels, ALraso, eon of H. F, and Lizzie Mil- ler, 7 months. ueral from Pierrepont House, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Mixock.—On Monday, March 19, Patrick Muxock, aged 45 years, a native of Durran, Kings county, Ireland. ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, No, 160 East Twenty-second street. Morr,—On Sunday evening, March 18, of heart dis- Herre, wife of Jacob H, Mott, The frieads relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father-in-law, Mr. J. Mott, No. 248 Third avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, New Orleans papers please cop McCarpie —After a long yf painful illness, Exiza MeCarvLe, beloved wife of Cormick McCardle, a native of county Monaghan, Ireland, aged 46 years, The friends of th family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from St. ‘Vincent de Paul’s church, North Sixth street, Williamsburg, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of the soul; thence to Calvi Cemetery for interment, Roouns.—Suddenly, in Woodbridge, on Tuesday, March 20, Patrick, son of Patrick Rogers, ‘@ native of Longford, Ireland, in the 34th year of his ag ‘The friends and Telatives nee respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late residene Woodbridge, wy Rrapy,—After a lony illness, on Tuesday, March 20, Briwcer Dons, the beloved wife of Thomas. Ready. The funeral wae take pl Fogel this (Wednesday ) aftoen00t at two o'clock, ¢ residence of her husband, 36! West Twenty- pint street, corner of Eleventh avenue, Those of her brother and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice, The remains will be conveyed to Calvary Cipoanes Newburg and cg ig ries please: See.—On Tuesday, March RY, danghier: ‘of Wil- liam S, and Elizabeth See, in the 14th year of her age. tice of funeral to-morrow. March 20, at her residence, Ssara.—On Tuesday, 169 West Thirty-ninth gtreet, Makaarer, the beloved wife of John Smith, aged 55 years, a native of Virginia, county Cavan, Ire! Suopr.—On’! Monday, March 19, Waurer Prerce, oldest son of Walter H. and Genevieve P. Shupe. ~The funeral will take place, from the residence of his parents, 27 Jefferson street, this. (Wednesday) afternoon, ‘at two o’clook. The friends of the family are invited. Tayuor.—At Hackensack, N.J., on Tuesday, March 20, Joun Loverr, son of Samuel and Sarah Taylor, aged 3 years and 9 months. ‘The friends and relatives are-invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday noon, at twelve o'clock, from the residence of his parents, at Hackensack. Taomrsoy.—On Monday, March 19, Jouy Curts ‘Tnomr- os, in the Téth your of his age. ‘The funeral wiil take place tl fs (Wednewday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 20 Varick street. Manchester (Eng.) papers please copy. Wanp.-On fuceday morning, March 20, 8. Hevry, mniot of Catharine E. and the late Samuel Ward, aged 23 7 The funeral services will take place atithe Reformed Dutch church, at Franklin, N. J., on Thursday, after- noon, at one o'clock, _ MIs CI {LL ANEOU —THE TIME TO ECONOMIZ! LBS. 's East India Coffee for $1, or 1 na 15 cents. Bhi vers street. Also of T. ‘260 Greenwich, 21 Stanton street, “acd Third avenue ROBERT DAVIS, Sole Agent. PARKES, OF 137, FOURTH burg. N. ¥.. has been completely cured of a violent ariaok of new ith which oherengered the most excruciating agony, by ane dose, CALFE'S Great Rheumatic Remedy. ORNS. BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS. ‘Cham! forty drops, of MET- Joints’ and all Diseases of the Feet cu: withoet 4} in, by Dre. RICK & HART, 88 Bowery, over Savings Sank. DORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT TUB. Heit for any cause allowed by law, without fee tll the case is gained, Ht Attorney ana Counsellor, 78 Nassau street, 0 TO, THOMAS R. AGNEW'S. 209, AND 261 OREN: wich st Murray, and there you will fi ees, a our and everything else cheaper ozs Yew York. One price house, 0% EYES MADE .NEW WiTHoUT eeeCrAcLee. dgetor of medicine. Pamphlet ‘Address M. D., 14130 Broadway, ‘New York, petite: amd Cure for the Ruptured, Sent free. Address E. B, Foote, M, D., 1,130 Broadway, ‘New York. Croup.—How tt may be Easily 1 Rroreniee: Also Cause and Ticnetree: "Address & B. Foote, M. De 1130 Broads Cure. Sent free. way, New York, Confidential Information 05 ‘aS the Married. Sent free fn sealed, onvenrge. A vidress E. B. Foote, M. D., 1,130 Broad. way, New Ys Pe COMMON SENGE,—400 Pages; ia iMastra- 8, $1 80. Sent by y snail everywhere, Post paid. Contents bass sent free. ie the author, E. Foote. Broadwa: “° ‘New York. Consultations free daily fromta M. toOP. M.” invalids aia distance may consult by letter. pci laste oe LARGE ORDE. By tw pays ARGE. FOR SOUTHERN MARKET. a highent, for. Coats trom $810 * or Pan Carpets, Jewelry. Please call at 1M Seventh avenue. Ladies atianded by Mrs. Morris, TENTION. “LADIES | AND GENTLEMEN | ARE teed to receive the highest prices for thelr Cast af Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, dc. by calling on or ad- dressing, F isi Ite Third gventie, near Fourteenth street, Ladies attended by Mra. Mish. T LEAST FIFTY PER CENT MORE THAN ELSE- {here can be obtained for ladies’ and gentlemen's Cant jarpete, pease, Jewel by calling on street. 188 Beventh avenue, cor: TTENTION.—AT 222 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR eg om street, or 93 Sixth Lote oh ‘opposite Clin. ex and gentlemen, if you winh to receive the Metest sash price for sour cast of Clothing. Carpets, Pure niture, Jewelry, de. an I must have those ariicles to, supply the Western markets, ‘and gentlemen ‘will be klod yugh to call on or address M. MARKS, the numbers as Ladies waited upon by Mrs. Marks, MINTZ’S OLD STAND, NO. 137 ut T THE ORIGINAL E- he highest p the Parpets, via, &e., if All orders punctually attended to. | Ladies wa sited on by Ses: sit ee you be dealt with to your satisfaction. 137 Sixt Teo EA TWELFIH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, AIDEN paya the highest Brondway peices (0 Yen" snd Gentigmen's Cast Of Clothing. Ladies waited upon by Mra, Cashberg. TTENTION.—LAD! ms, e., by realign or or RS AND GENTLEMEN CAN RE. for Cast Off ©) pistbing, Se ldressing Mr. or Mrs. HA SPKCIAL \L. NOTICE! je SALES AT AUCTION. SCTION NC NOTICE. CHARLES Youn MEETING OF THE DOCK > UNTO AUCTION. A Provective Association of New Yorks Beookis ‘ A erLarge tale of elegait Householt Furniture this diy Gity end Hoboken will be held in the F: Mathe' (ethieeted a ‘at 10} 0’ ‘at the four story house No. 2 Hudson street, New York, on Thus eveu uare, corner of Waverley place, consis tin at 736 o'clock. " By order.” P, MoGAR! Pastor, Dining Besta ena Chamber Paral elegant maxi DELAMATER, Secretary. lor Suits, covered in the) rich descriptions; ale‘ and — Ingrain © Otltotbs: also ous elegant sosewood seven LE sSURANCE AGENTS WANTED-INTHEOITIES | octave Planoforte, with all modera improvements, cst $80; and towns of every State, by a first clas company, | Ol! Patnth Mirrory, Bi Bedsteads, Wasl gnorlng greater af Antages: than any other in the country. | pure Hatr Mattresses, liver Wa Ware, ockery and every ai Ten elin san Life Company, ‘box 6,767 Fost | ticle necessary for housekeeping.” Coxapeteut, men in dion Ne New York city, tendance to eart, pack and ship good! purchased at this sale. OTICE, TO BOSS FRESCOR PAINTERS.—ON AND Lame B. WALDRON, eoorronar ‘SUPE! ‘after the Ist day of April, 1866, all FALTERS —0 frescoe A‘ it class Furniture. A’ B. & CO, will painters will demand an aurunes ines of BO centy per day on their fell at auction, om Friday, March 2 at I-ocock, at 66 went rato of wages, By order of the New ¥ Broadwas, nie ‘assortment of new and second hand Painters! ‘Association ROSENOLY, Soren niture, consisting of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Cora: modes, Bookeases, Armoires, Centre, “Library and, Cand er bles: Parlor, Library and Dining Room Suits, Loun; ia <0 THE BOSSES OF Nee Tae SHATE | &c. All made for etty retail fader" Catalogues Thursday. deursermentin te hy tga a ASRS, SALE OF TROTTING HORSES.—J. JEN- of ‘Twenty second street and hing. Maroh 20, a 73 o'clock, to ferent shops. By ay om Monday eve hear reports from mm the dif THOMAS CUMMINGS, Chairman. — HE REGULAR WERELY. MEETING OF THE DRY Gi Earl prance thelr hall 267 Bow ie Is at orlock, site the Rita HENRY POY, B. Leoxann, Recordi yer ill be held at March 21, resident. Pe contatn FENIAN oN Our THIS DAY, bishop Me key ;"? “Revol Secret Ma ent, John O'Mahony?" “‘Trewud, tains ta oe ge North pags ‘People Office: North and So Letter to Field;” “General Sweeny;” THOMAS a DEVE No, 2 Franklin square, HE COMMITTEE ON STREET OPENINGS OF THE Board of Counelimen will meet on, Frida 2 o'clock terested vited to attend. 1 and Fourth street, at "ate ues Harton, A $1,500 pays real name, W. W., “GENTLEMAN, BETWEEN and éner ble, establis! ‘tit P. M., in room No. 16 City Hall. in ‘the openin, PHEN RO} MICHAEL HALLORAN, _JAMES G. BRINKMAN, o'elocl 20 AND 30, tie, may secure a half interest ble out of the box 207 Herald oftice, March 23, at parties in. of Lewis and other streets are in- to jommittec. TH WARD DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE WILL meet this evening at Guentzers, ‘corner of avenue A tg Punetnal attendance is Gxonas" CAULFIELD, Chairman. tary. rrotite and lie manufacturing business; $1,500 ens! rofita; no risk. Address, giving A creased. ling. iad located and doing a busing ani st sea gy ars ress Truth, 1 ernld otlice. pur CTe Ua AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE— co 1d can be in- reasons for is sure ‘thing. "hadrons USINESS 5 CHANCE —I OFFER FOR SALE A FIRST Busii College; Wox 117 Herald oie. terms easy and a AFITALISTS | | WANTED—T0 DEVELOP A_ FIRST lass gas c0% shipping fi reife Property: # fortune io any man, dress Coal, box 140 Herald oilice, ‘Good Fe, SALE—THE COPYRIGHT AND STEREOTYPE Plates of a standard financial publicatio n of which over 86,000 copies have ld and for which there is a steady demand. reas Finance, box 16% Herald office, IFE INSURANCE Ape Hh ty compe THE cities and towns of every State, by offering greater advantages than finy other’ int ‘with references, Life Company, box oftice, New York city. if a first class company, he country, 6,767 Post ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FROM RESPON- sible and capable parties to collect and deliver to the undersigned th (of a business natu daly and re lelivery ‘of the matter by May ire) of 700 in bond of security &00., 161 Broadway, N. \¢ matter (in crude shape) for an octavo work Inquestionable refer- will be required for the YS, 808. ADDI H iy to G. Wasa. $10,009 TO 000, IN TH Tacture of brotesner Jonnsons, Ferdlicer: than double your crops, Tore wealth fo the United fornias, twenty to thirty days States than the gold of fey Address, with Post office stamp for circulars, or TE, MANU. ‘Will more sooner, add Cah- eall on Professor JOHNSON, at Belmont Hotel, New York. Agents wanted. ‘ANTED TO EX¢ |ANGE— A 2% | ober Masufactaring Bustecss for s small Gore or Ralooe where the work woul change, Hi $300. gootthend. A rald office. t. Address immediately Ex- —A YOUNG MAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY, work, to, who is not afraid of ‘Apply at 79 Nassau street, room $1.000 take half interest ing business already alae must write a TO INVEST IN A TUG OR STEAMBOAT, bya competeut and reliable engineer. Ad: Mechanic, Brooklyn Post offlee Brows SILK, DID Not GET To NOTE IN TIME. we NOME lease make it same time and sy box 144 Herald AND SEE ME,” IN BROOKLYN. to-day, F% Without fail. Ligh ape mod WANTED, ‘Cora essed the Taeath Micl Fegment, will call at Non lease co) For bes. ” or send ad ~ RETURNED. 4, 3, 90. THURSDAY, 20. Ihester, of ald compan; SSoventennity street favor on his brother, was shot through the iF ANY OF THE ScueshEs ‘York Volunteers, who treet hey 1 dolober F THIS SHOULD. MEET THE EYE OF OLIVER R. Ashley. he le requested 19 communteate with his friend, E. EL. W.. of Portchester, N. Y. ie THE LADY WHO, FROM AN OMNIBUS, SuILED 62 8 geatoman with » bunch of bananas in bi e crossed Wi Bi box 6,735 corner of Broadway, will Post office, she will conter'a favor. address ISTAKEN ONE 18 VE ‘again on the one and who did not tak i OBERT HAMMOND —T St Andrew's Hill, London, treal. © OME. Joealit HANDS: juainted —_ the vies your CALL ties,”* resided at Mrs. Grove's. Green Di qu to communicate wi same Robert Panmocnd be ‘dead, ing wating evider HE ‘ABO PERSON, uO factory ‘will be rewarded. tine Toth fay” of. February, 1608. "ROSCOR A HINCKS, 16 King stceet, in Finsbury square, London, 80 HE PERSON earn THE aa ween will receive the full value of the offlee. diamonds by ada ing lamond, bo box 102 Herald UNSET ILLL AM OPPEL, Et box 212 Post ome atin Anna wend h mainte at Baker & Co.'s, N MRS, address to her = Mra, A. yellow, NTLEMEN RAVING, ANY cast ory cLoTn. ir price by culling on or ad- ‘earl street, pT rene A Chathatn. WORTH OF CAST $i 0. 000 % tn, dee, wanted bj 78s. 36) Saventh avenue, between Poort rty-third and ‘Thirty-fourtn ee Kieelarkick 106 bear recta. Ladies stiended by Mrs, cf "FURNITURE, CHANCE-—-FOR THOSE sehold Furniture, Carpets, 86 Uiressex, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, whole orin lote to aut, Call on Wednesday aud Thursday at 164 Eaat Thirty-second street. FAMILY GIVING UP HO room Kitcher dress box 1,901 N. SILVER MEDAL Was AWARDED TO Ficthards, a the lat american, In ISEREEPING OFFER FOR consisting of Parlor, Bed. ‘arpets, &c., complete. Ad- beat Extension m bi Furniture on A” MAGNIFICENT } ASSORTMENT. HOUSEHOLD FUR- re for sale, viz., rosawood Pinnoforie, Parlor Sul Bragg, Bogan Fatias bone ey Furaitare. be ‘ 44 Weet Sixtecnth street, uear Sixth are let for other gil mn pouty be sold and re: HENRY STONEY, 886 Broadway. URNITURE WANTED.—ANY ONE DECLINING housekeeping will recetve the highest, price for Furnt- ture, Carpets, Fl gn or eddrese Johnson, at Loapoftier, I ‘Grand street up sta rate URNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING PARLOR SUITa, Pree, BENDALL, th i 8, 209 ci vn and 211 Hudson can Tay yoy i inatalment lousekeepers supplied and pere suppl JURNITURE WANTED.-I WANT Furniture of a whole house, or ‘would rent the house, Address James, 4 JOR BALI SOME © OTTAGE FURNITURE, AT MODE. onus nate Price, Apply at OW? ‘avenue, bear Thirty. ey FE. RNITURE WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A FEW thousand dollars Arkansas Levee an Fe wing ten percent interest, Address or apply to D. ‘asbington Nrvet URNITURE WANTED 4 four story house o and Kitehen Furniture, tities. Apply to oF address PURNITORE FOR SALE—AN ELEOA! Parlor Furniture and Rosewood Piano. No 3 Depan Fow (Bleecker street) SUFFICIENT TO FURNISI Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room fap _ COAL, WOOD, &, OAL —CALL AT NO 1 CLINTON HALL, 1} Biourit / street, near Broadway, and buy your Coal et reduced prices $5 ect FIVE DOLLAR: A CHALDR , RLY. Rrites ‘daa Works, been 3 Pt oF hint. }OUND-IN THE GENTS’ Fifth Avenue Hotel,» Memorandum name of She owner eal n have it by previ advertivement, Apply at the ‘ollie ¢ ral City, Colorado, on the ini of the bi .. OF STUTTGART, I8 RE- queated to send his address to this of important news opeegrang 5 his cated to him. A. 1m order that communi. family may ‘67 Wail wreet, New York, or LOS8OM, OR MISS HUBBARD, OR WASH ROOM OF THE Book with the aide. The party and paying for this Ltn for, the otfier screw; valued yards by leaving the saine a OsT—AT THE OPERA, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, A Double Scent Bottle, red cut glasa, gold tops, one hinge a! aa & present, The, finder will OsT—ON MARCH 17, streets, 78; $86 in bill finder will eave stat ate Pitt 4 reward. been stopped. 5 OSTON TURSDAY MORNING, ABOUT 3 O:CLOUK, LoWrigeon the otter of the News and corner oF Frankfort streets and Par are a Wallet, ram rts eet ‘$120 ta 8 United States ‘and a tele. barleston. ‘The finder will rit be i cass. Stat acta omer ‘& Bro., 16 faiden lane, up ata ORT—ON SUNDAY LAST, ON WEST TWENTY THIRD Lom street or in i, Twenty-xtxth ‘a large Moaate Sleeve Button, marked “From Ade, re ward on returning it at 3 West Twenty. third street. Lostox, ci Bey jonter street Bt be auital Sireen eer THE ata o ich a steer will be suitably rewarded Steer, tarred on the left loin, a ttt stall 3% Clinton OF MARCH, A WHITE F, Any one ‘one bringing him to a3 Tir FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.— S701) EN OB a smal ait will be paid by through mistake on Saturday even ining about 25 pn Tsay date i en ag ‘ley & eon "385 Broad: s nd if th rer greet {hey are returned to the au we reward $5 "in of Musto in| Pine atreet a dark Mink Collar, REWARD, —LOST, Lh SATURDAY. AT THE ACAD- findor wall recelte the above reward on Teaving itat No, $5 REWARD.—LOST, IN AN ElonTH & Bet of and Specifeations of AVENUE CAR, Building th YT finder will receive the above reward and the hank ‘of the by leaving them at TS Navan’ wi _ ‘Crawford, 126th street, between Ninth and Ten! street, or to EWARD STRAYED, MARCH 15, IN THR Black Russian Bloodhound, ‘about wares echt, ‘his ry tear ent rier, and answers to na: Heer, Anguody who will deliver the anne at 47 Bidedge Street will receive the above reward. All persons are warned against buying bim SL from 6&0 Broadway, in the frame store. REWARD.—LOST, A YOUNG WHITE SETTER Dog. with brown ears and spots, nine months old; 310 108 West Fifiewh above reward will be street, re REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 2TH, A. LARGE Newfoundland Dog: white front Toss, and J, ITURB MOVING ESTABLIAN. PATTERN LJ FURNITU ne EXPRESS, @ SIXTH Portieth wagons Hitaitare iu guy or coultsy, Furaliarw when om fe on ne Cary pte, NIGHT, Shai Sie beck, fy setae and some memorandums. BH bryadm ID. —LOST, ON THE Ing from the corner my ng four $100 aS one id for the return of the package, ri way, down etaire, vi BAER ‘bewe tre copiente, at KINS. anctioneer, will sell ab the stable of Alex. Pat- jercer street. on Tuesday, March 183g at 1 o'clock, the eBay Stallion Henry Bi Patchern: he is ands high, 10 rotted in. ble en we old, sound and by the late Horace F. prov |. Patehen out of a Mada: oan trot eas: "he a fe ware, ~ re late Lge ‘F ones? Stallion Colt (Hamilionion) Bay, 5 Pest sound and kind, 15% hands, by Guy Mil Miller, he by ni Re ‘out of the celebrated mare Rody. The al horsea ca ‘can be seen at 139 Mercer street any time before the sale, Also one open Stivers & Smith's Wagon, one set of fine “aouble Harness and one set of fine single Harness. UCTION NOTICE. ROTH, AUCTION! LARGE SALE OF FOUSETOLD, PORNITURE. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE- KERPERS. This day (Wednesday), March 21, at 10% o'clock, t the four ry house 119 Clinton place (Eighth street), between Fifth and Sixth arenues, consisting of three beaut: ful Parlor Suits, covered with the rieheat description of imgon green and black French satin bro- ‘black walnut. Suits, covered in green reps and hair- mn Piet and Oval Mirrors, lace, Curtain top Centre Tables, two elegant, rosewood ats XIV.; Turkish Easy Chairs and Toupee to ateb, Krol runs 81 day MAGNIFICE! ROSEWooD, A JANOFORTR, STOOL an elegant tnxtrument, Sale ae corners, beautifully carved legs and cane, with sll modern improvements: russ wood and tisek walnut Bedroom Suits, Spring and Halr Mat tresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Blankets, Corner and ‘Book stands, bees walnut Extension Table, Br Ching Tea and ‘Dinnet ts, et rich a stree petet den wecke, Getring Kaitte sok onl Gamwere ae tone positive, N, B,—Rellable men in attendance to'cart, pack p goods for purchasers at reasonable charge. JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 6 PINE street.—tienteel Household Furniture at auction. ‘A. JOURNEAY will sell at auction, on Wednesday, March 21, at 103g o'clock A. M., at the residence No. 211 West Twen- ty-second street, near Seventh avenue, @ general assortment of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, consisting in part of Velvet, Brussels and Three-ply Carpeting, rose- wood Suit, Pier Mirrors, rosewood Etagere, &c J. OTIONEER Al ME! 1 are aerate tae the Cit ow Yo eran Paid to the sale’ of household furniture of, families. deel nin poasekeeping. at their residences; At q ant assignees! sal horses, carriages, je of real estate at the Merchants’ 3 jor, grtnte atthe Merehatiss Rehan iterers to, Foier Naylor urniss, , 35 Ws » Baa Thirteenth sireet; Lewis W: avenue; Frederick Vultee, Esq., 30 Joni B. Dunham fs Hao. Wet ree Esq . 437 Sixt West -fifth street: Captain F. Grote, 78 Fulton street; on. Hohreiner Cashier, Chatham Bank: Kober: T. An* rews, Ey ,7 Franklin street; Richard French, Esq., Freneh’s Hi BOGART, AUCTIONRER,—THIS DAY AT 10% oJ. o'clock, ‘at the auction rooms, No. 1 North William street. Household Furniture, consisting of mahogany Piano, mahogany Hofe, black walnut Extension Tables. Prench plate Pier Glass, Bureaus, Washstands, mahogany Bookcase, black walnut Office Desks, Bagatelle Table. Etageres, Loui Fixtures, Carpets, dine Bate Bedding; also ts Bios of a Restaurant—Copper Boller, Range, Steam Tal e- Siigeeater, Goonies vaio one leather top Light Wagon, Dou- Gas EGE THURSDAY, MARCH 22, At 1034 A. M,, at 286 Schermerhorn street, between Nevins ‘and Powers streets, Brooklyn. Mahogany and walnut Parlor Suits in. reps and Thaireloth, Contre Tables, Ktagere, Ol! Paintings: rove sho an walnut inarble aie Hat 5t Zable, Chaire Dinner set, Carpets, wv otletothe, ‘OSEPH McGUIRE, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 125 THIRD ed avenue—will sell this day (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, the Fistares: of the Liquae Store, 104 Mott ativet. consisting isl Pui ters, O emi jobs s ng imps, Count ‘asks, johns, a : JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT AUC. tion on We ya th 21, at LI o'clock, at 1.401 mua eeen near Fort at chest, ‘Horses, Carriages, Wa- gm Rockaways, slide seat Wagons, 20 top open 8, one Phaeton, ree doctor's Wagon, po Te and dou. ble Harness, cam and work Harness, Itinketss leobes, ke. A ae JENKINS WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON WED- . 21st, at HM o'clock, at 1,401 Broadway, Horses, Car- ae ‘agons, Harn ankéts, &c (See Auction Sales. ) MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM 181 CHAT. + ham square.—Wednesday and Thursday, March 21 and 2. at 100’ el k, Furniture, Bedding, Mattres &e. also Government Goods, Blankets” Sheets, Bed Sacks, Pil: low Slips; also an assortment of Dry Goods, DOUGHTY. AUCT Wikre SELLS THis ipay. Sat i ocLock, AT SALESROOM, 79 NASSAU eT, a general assortment of second hand ace removed for convenience of sale, consisting of ‘oak, mahogany and rose- wood rage! Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, tapestry Cai Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, po sting Hat Stand: ‘ardrobes, Mirrors, Book- cases, Extension and Centre Tal Buffets, Gas Fixtures, &e., &e. Also a Tilton & McFarland’s Fire Proof Safe. Averion NOTICE. CONTINUATION | SALE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, containing a general assortmey Lot APLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, and lnc ata tive lines. DOMESTICS, BUOTS Nb SHOES, SOFT HATS. PARIS EMBROIDERIES AND PARIS ACCORDEONS. ALSO STOCK Goo! Catalogues and mpiee M TOPPING & CO., Auctioneers, 182 Church street. ENJAMIN F. THEALL, AUCTIONEER. | HANDsONs or ee OLD FU NTTUNE iitanons ‘ARPETS, CHINA, GLASSWA, THRALLE coats wil "nell by Seotion’ on Thursday, March 22, 1866, at 103¢ o'clock, at No. 193 Prince street, be: tween Sullivan ae house treet all the Furniture, &c., of said house, viz:—Carved rosewood Parlor Suits, in satin and brocatel; marble top Tabies, fine French plate Land rors, Damask and Luce Curtains, walnut and inah steads, marble top Bu fashstands, fine ian Bedsteads,” Paillanses, Hair Mattresses, lar un Feather mpi Sheets, Quilts, China and Bolsters and Fillows, Blankets, gi cos, Velvet, Brussels poesia varpets, Oilcloths, ; together with the Kitchen Utenails. * ‘atalogucs at the auctioncer's office, No. 28 Liberty street, ROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION. ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer, will offer for sais on Thursday March 22, at I2o'clock, at the Exchange Sale I Bros! . the following described real estate, viz:—6 Houses and Tols on Canton street, Bryokiyn, known’ ax Now. 7, 8101 16 and 17, lying between Flushing and Park avenues, ‘and op: posite Cily Hi BURKE, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 1% BOWERY, advances on Household Furniture FM om yg ‘Sales generally effected im one lot. Highest prices obtained or no charge. XECUTOR'S: Cos ap A FARM OF 80 two and « half miles from Hunter's Point ‘oodside, Newtown. On the farm is a and outhouses, all in Sale COLES MURPHY, ar, ‘ILL ACRES, t ferry, near ns and "iD. MURPHY, Executors. GFORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER. Salesrooma street. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI FRENCH PLATE MANTEL Al AND PIER MI RS, AC. By GEORGE COOK, gu Thun rsday, at 10% o'clock, a large and varied Stock of rs clans ett “Ty Le Furniture, ineludi Parlor Suits in various ‘covert Bookcases Tavl Bureaus, Fisuaia ands Hall Stands and les, B Chairs, Sideboards, tale, which is absolute. Goods Tain on storage free of charge, unit May. Bet... D. MINER, AUCTIONEER—OFFICR & Has- ‘treet, Opposite the nt male of & choice of modern OLL ran NGS and DRAWINGS by leading mere pan Ameriean of which to order for the erber, who fe about travel TMIREK & ROWE ERVILLE. will ell at ‘on Thurs events March an at o'clock, atthe Somerville Art “Gallery, No. 8 ie near Fourteenth street, a very fine and carefully - a ef ‘Fs zy r goes on & ? ome Spm Hams! = A M. ¥ HL. - H. B. W.Whitiridge,§.A., D. Wm. Hart, N. A. ELC. tae . 3 ome ve eal nderson, ven, Weir, Julia Beers, Watelet, W. T. Richards, Sel W. J. Hennessy, —Noterman, W. Homer, Janssens, C., Ogilvie, ertat, Tneiuding also a ad wr ” oye berg te 3 Kono, “THE SiEEFFOLD,” Doing the largest and most important ‘picture by this cele- ‘brated artist In America, eer, are now i7 exhibition, free, day and ev — until ever of sale, and we moat cordially invite an examination by i reof art. Catal be obtained at the gailery oF at our oflee, SY Naaaaurcireet’ FNP HERDS AvCTIONRER. MINER will sell by auction on MEURSDA Y, MARCH at Il o'clock, at the os ——, LF East Sixteenth street, CARRIAGES, HoRsS, HARNESS, ROBES, SADDLES, A, PAIR oF CARRIAGE tints rie 15.3 hands and manes, stylish, good tra believed and saddle f Bind fn all and bas been used splendid naddie ne has been ridden by ata nA BLACK HORSE. Matches ‘the ly as one of the pair—a it reves Ss OPEN ee El AN OREN F RRB made RN made to order enter ty, om etice sande ieee forge and ates ~— ts Pole Chaing and ext oe Sas care Herman, | asec agen FUSE Wt UN |AETON, oft OURLE y AUCTION] Tory, chotee: Tne pr ad Pe Sues ‘The traders, as weil as co! lers, the quality of these Le Rot ihe " 8 few lots of choice — ing of gating ote peapes, hate. Rowand, Ee: € fon Ab Aber de Pigs: huras, 5 oneke. Abbria rm sare, De Coste, and other favorite bran aa oF at Nb ni Th ka LS | ee D. MINER, AUCTIONEER —SALESROOM ‘0. 37 Nassau street, opposite the Pest office, MINER & SOMERVILLE will se macnien, on Wednesday, March at “jalesroom, a o Saget enka Vnclahogs oe ‘Goods, wee 4 on ac ou rgerand ring Fi iIroad and Ex " MIroad ‘ompany, finenden's Sxpress, “Naiional 1 Harnden's Naitonel xpress Company, United States Express Company and the Stonington Line I ENRY D, MINER, ARATIONEES. Ralesroom 37 Nassau aMISER & SOMERVILLE wi seh at ance reh 21, at 12.0'clock, im front of salesroom, & dark. fond sede hsepe. 8 ears old. M4 bande high. very showy, fine action, has been deiven by « lady, good tieo tn harnees, and kind, an warreited th every respect. W BNRY PRUTMAN, AUCTIONER R—&ELLS THIS DAY y oe ad Ae u Il Broad. Hows situated in Ridgewood, Le Lt way, Howse and Lot, in LL Terme ENRY f. Hii Hx hi Pen ALESROOMS, 18) BROADWAY. tony § ow ny, DIAMONDS, &C., WEDNESDAY. Maken 2, AT idly O'CLOCK. jomre yeni ane Gp opine the supreme 4 fader ie rection of WV me ‘ante . Tnoteh tn Me, ‘ wel, (Tharaday geek Pe form Hones, wih « t t Farm House, with J hand beat situated at the janetion aT oad Ly ‘ah rnd andthe ea eating “i Sueve Le corn ar nerdy *ile powers, tn AD ‘CTIONEER, ARSHAL’S SALE.—FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C.— RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sel this day, Weaneaday, at 11 o'clock, nt ‘7 Bast Broadway, Walnut Ex- tension, (mahogany Bedst is; Tables: ‘Sofa: “muhogat Oilelot hod Rockers, Barroom Stools 1 Chairs, Brussels Hantity of oval and square § rors, aid other F OLLINS, City Marshal, ORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR’ HERMAN, auctioneer, will sell this day, Wedi March 20, at 1034 o'clock, at No, 13 Bowery, Bureaus, Tables, Beds nd Bedding, and all of Vr family; also the entire stock’ of Wines and Liquors. of & wholesale liquor store, P, HUMPHREY, Attorney for Mortgage. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—BELL & INGRAHAM WILT, this day. utl0% o'clock, at 53 New Bowery, 450 lots five nd Women’s Clothing; nest description, By order of Wm. Goodwin, 8 Canal stree fare, Will sell, at 69 New Bowery, at 10 o'clock. 300 lote of Goats’ Pantaldone and Vents "AUI2 clock, BN) lots Wi Clothing, &e. JOHN J. LEVY, 45 six rit gell this day a large Mot of Men's and Womens Clothing, &c. Suilsran, Chambers street. Bale cosimenioen xt 10K, o'clock precise AWNBROKERS’ SALE BY ee G, LEWIS.—ON March 22, at 10} o'clock, a genera! nasort. ed Pledges, well worthy ‘the attention of dealers and others, By order of Wm. Simpson, 181 Bowery. R. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS «day, at 1034 o'clock, at 171 Greene street, ail the Pu ture, Carpets and Onlcloth, &e. ho other Glasses; Hedsteads, Feath: lows, Mattresses, Paillasses, Spre Couches, Chairs,’ Tables. Shades, ices, and Engravings, Wardrobes, Washutandn ins, and Earthen Ware, Sale positive, rain 4 to be delivered day of HERMAN, ASSIGNEES SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, CHAM- ane ENTIRE | apa Kye A WHOLESALE DEALER. AUCTIONEER. 8. fn tg No, 13 Bowery, avout 200 Point \» Rs 4 Beotch Whir- Kies, Bran vaaica Rum, Gin, 46 b 3 bbls. French Sorts, a laze tot tae other aware 2 hts, the entire Household ree Furaiture, &. tebe Aw'y for Aanignee, HERIFF’S SALE (BAROUCHE).—RICHARD WAL- FERS, Auctioneer Tiuraday, March 22, xt Auctioneer, will sell, 0 TPorelock, ia front of the City Hall, ou finished Barouche, Taowas Stenea ALE. eCity Hall, one magnificen A finely . JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. fy ena ‘and ata Collar ‘r mental Paner Collars. 4 EEE KELLY, Sherif Joux ©, Lrsr, Deputy, Queers Le. PRESERVED FRUIT AND PI: ITH STOCK AND MA‘ |ARD WALTE! RY | cans and bottles; alae om for the trade, with coftice Fr Rie Rec te Mn. OR Ae tT 8. VEITCH, AUCTIONE! ep 115 NASSAU street.—Public administrator's sale of Furniture, Cloth- ing, &e., on , March 21, 1866, at 10 A. ie at Nos. Thand 73 Duat t, consisting of a = general tof it’ and feria ol Crothing hig, so ‘atch Makers’ Tools, Sewetry, Nautical Inntrume Furniture. JOHN KELLY, Shenf. HENRY . DAVIES, Jr., Pad. Adm. WITTERS, AUCHOREER SRLS THIS DAY. My orclock at a86 Canal street, Furniture, &c., from families and others removii Cottage Bedsteads, Hal renare, ble and peg! Linen, Sofa Beda, Chairs, Glass. Silver Ware, Stoves, and « good collection for housekeeperss also 27 Car: peta 20.00 TONS SCRANTON COAL AUC ig) a Gren Cu 3, ¥ "New Yone, March 16. 1866. 10 Delaware, Lackawanna and Westeri Reilroad Com- ny wilig old thet ‘iinrt-fourth auction. sale of coal. on eee the 22d day of March, 1866, ut twelve o'clock, noon. at their new salescoom, 26 Exchange place. corner of William hich will sell, by Messrs. Sous WT’ Deavek "ECO, eller TWENTY THOE SAN ND TO! ef, feesh sibeed Oenaton, conl, of the, woesl, sass, daiioer. able at thelr depot, Elizabethport, N. J., during the mouth il next, TAP wale wl be Positive: each lot put up will be sold to the highest bidder; no bide, y form whatever, being made for ntof or on behalf “ot the company. The coudi- 1RST ANNUAL BALL a COMPANY B yaner. RE- ob be el mt ocean. Mare oh, to on eae arden, 139 to 146 Essex street. ot te seen, 1 — R ear L, Pyais,.) {Croton Aquedaet Board, Ornice ‘cnowor Ai Aauenivct Deranrwerr, March 19, 1866 CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV. ad uptil the th inetant for repairing the wharf of the New York and Soh; Company. foot or Fourteenth strech, Fast river. nator aagine the he veatan 10 made on premises, lore 8 A May ne puts, ne edragred PM, Toll information can be obtained. JAMES O'NEILL, Agent. Rg Fd NEW PUBLICATIONS. PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MA\ tainty fine fin Fe HO plorable mind Eethor' pina of tra or ment the only bat nfo adiaee th "nariad rnd co truthfot he Serpe, yh of or cma carreacy acai ha Cros, O Fs F MEXICO Startling Expose of the Claims of France Against Mexico. Financial Condition of Mexico Under the Republic and Under Maximilian. The Foreign Debt Under the Republic $81,000,000---Under Maximi- lian $270,000,000. Amount of French Claims $190,000,000. Annual Expenditure of the Republic $12,000.- 000---Of the Empire $49,000,000, Confiscation of an American Vessel by the Imperialist Authorities at Sisal &o. &e. &. The following tables, compiled from information re- cently received from official sources, present the finan- cial condition of Mexico as it was in 1862, at the com- mencement of the French intervention, and as it would be under the indebtedness already incurred by Maximi- Nan should his attempted throne be maintained by France, First, they show that the French government has charged Mexico for the expenses of invasion of her territory and other acts of intervention up to July 1, 1864, the sum of fifty millions of dollars. Of this sum ten millions have been paid out of aloan subsequentiy made, and the remainder (forty millions) has been funded ag aclaim due by Mexico to the French government itself. Second, that besides the above forty millions loans have been negotiated for Maximilian in France to the amount of more than one hundred and fifty millions of dollars, which loans France is seeking to foist on the Mexican people as a legitimate debt, although eyery dol- Jar realized therefrom has been used not for th® welfare or benefit of Mexico, but to meet the expenses which have been incurred in this iniquitous attempt to over- throw republican institutions and establish a monarehy on American soil. | Third, that while the claims of France against Mexico, as admitted by the constitutional government before the intervention began, amounted to lees than three millions of dollars, the claims of France, as now put forward under Maximilian, and recognized by him, amount to over one hundred and nincty-three millions ef dollars. This is apart from what may still be added under General Forey’s recent and very significant reminder on the part of France, that it may be necessary ‘‘to make farther pecuniary outlays in Mexico.”? Fourth, that while the entire foreign debt of Mexico before the French intervention commenced amounted to ‘but a little over eighty millions of dollars, that debt, if Maximilian is aliowed to succeed, will be increased, evem if no further addition 1s made to it, to over two hundred .| and seventy millions of doilars. Fi‘th, that the annual expenses of Mexico under the Tepublic were loss than twelve millions of dollars, while ‘under Maximilian they have already reached the wum of forty-nine millions. Of this sum over ten millions per annum is due for interest from Maximilian to France. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the legitimate foreign debt of Mexico, as recognized by the constitutional government of the republic, with the annual expenditures as established by act of Congress, August 16, 1861, and the debt which the French ioter- vention seeks to impose npon the country, and the an- nual expenditures under the so-called government of Maximilian :— FOREIGN DEBT 48 RECOGNIZED BY THE CONETITETIONAL GOV- RYMENT IN 1862, English 8 To Funded debt— Debt contracted in London, Seen int, 3 per cent a $5 per pound. ery naire convention debt, tut. 6 per cent. 417 claims— Ba x interest unpaid, and other acknow- ledged claims 13,231,708 Various reclamation: 606,614 Total due English subjects June 30, 1862. $69,311,057 To Spanish Sulgects. Funded Debt— Admitted convention debt, inte- rest 3 per cent... + $4,205,481 Additional amount in a dispate, in terest 3 per cent... 2,427,942 $0,638,423 Pending Claims— Back — —— and other acknow!- edged clai 1,649,563 Various feslaioiioan Tota) due Spanish subjects June 30, 1962. . $#, 400,986 T) French Subyects. Funded Debt— Balance of convention debt............--- . Pending (laims— To Juan B. Jecker for capital expended in bis scandalous claim, and interest. Total debt due w French subjects. RECAPITOLATION. Boot due to Spanish subjects ep ae 0 to Spanish su Devt due to French subjects, 2,860,017 Total foreign debt as recoguized in 1862... . $1,682,560 Annual Interest. Deta. Per Ct Interest. London... «$51,208,250 8 $1,536,267 On English convention debt. sevesseese 4,175,000 6 250,500" w..- 13,928,407 3 517,882 Jn oe aceee erecserees 3 199,002, s 6 ANNUAL EXPENDITURES OF THR GOVERNWENT OF THE REFUE- UC Af MITABLIGHRD WY LAW OF CONGRESS AUGUST 16, et 1,673,696 ; Stas, s0e—2,s07.418 Total annual expenditares ‘of the national government... The Interior debt of Mexico has been entirely extis guished by sales of ehurch property. DEBT WHICH THR FRENCH a SEEKS TO IV TORK Indebtedness eeknowieaged to France by Maximilian for the sak 770,000,000 ot CA eal ‘vention to oon & of which $10, 000 we were ‘and the balance or $50,