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Bhése advertisements could be much more’ pro- ge inserted. But what is the necessity of city incurring expense tor advertising these Mead bodies? The regular publication of the Poroners’ reports in a paper like the Herarp #0es further to attain the purpose presumed to ‘be aimed at than advertisements in any or all the other city papers combined. We charge nothing for this. If the practice of paying for Botices of dead bodies prevails, we suppose we shall next have a call upon the Treasury for advertising dead States and deadheads. The whole system of city advertising should be re- formed, and but two or three papers of the largest circulation be selected. | Taw Orrr Rattroap Compantes.—We are glad to notice that suits against our city railroad companies are becoming frequent, and that judges and juries are enforcing the laws against these monopolies and giving the com- plainants exemplary damages. This is right. ‘The insolence of these railroad companies has been unbounded, and they should now be taught to respect the laws and the rights of the people. If they would only enforce their own rules the case against them would not be so bad; but every day we see the regulations posted in their cars wilfully violated with the consent and connivance of their officials. There is a rule against smoking ; but smokers infest every car. There is a rule against riding on the front platform ; but that platform is generally crowded. ‘There is a rule agninst getting on or off the cars while in mo- tion ; but the conductors jeer at any man who requests them to stop that he may alight. There is a rule against riding on the rear plat- form when there are seats inside ; but those | platforms ate the resort of gangs of pick- pockets, who hustle and rob the passengers. These are a few samples of the manner in which the railroad companies enforce their own laws; the municipal laws they utterly dis- regurd. Let them be reformed Sliogether: 1, Conruprionists at Work AGarwat THE New Boaro or Revistox.—If evidence were neces- sary to satisfy the Legislature that the bill gstablig hing a Board of Revision or Control ‘for this i. 0G is a good one it might be found in the fact that the corruption- ists are at work to accomplish its defeat. We have a report from Albany that the sum of fifty thonsand dollars has been raised in this city for this purpose. Now, we shall not be surprised to learn that a terrible onslaught will be made upon the bill by its opponents, and all sorts of trickery and chi- canery resorted to to prevent its adoption. We hope the friends of this wise and excellent measure will be moved to extraordinary exer- tions (o defeat the schemes of its enemies. Arrut Briweg Oven Broapway.—We ob- serve among the items in the city tax budget an appropriation of fifteen thousand dollars for an aerial bridge over Broadway at the Fulion street crossing. This is all very well a8 for a8 it goes, and when the bridge is built we have no doubt the thousands who have to pass and repass at this dangerous point will thank the city government for proposing at least one sensible thing for the benefit of our citizens. But the Common Council should Dave gone further and ordered that similar bridges should also be constructed, not only at other Broadway crossings, but especially at sach crossings as those at the railroad ferries— Jersey City for example—where it is next to impossible for a pedestrian to cross without endangering life or limb, so dense and inces- sant is the passing of vehicles of all descrip- tions. We hope no obstructions will be thrown in the way of this desirable city improvement by the Legislature. Mc. G. W, Moncas’s Orcay Concenrs,—Mr. G. W. Mor- gan will commence a series of organ coucerts at the \eading charches in New York, on Monday evening next, at the Soath Baptist Church on Twenty-lifth street, near Seventh avenue, Mr. Morgan plays io Trov, to night, by special invitation. The Steamer General Hooker Burned Five Persons Drowned. CHaRLaton, March 21, 1866. The steamer General Hooker, while on her way from Charleston to Georgetown, when off Sullivan's Island, this moraing took fire in her woodroom. She was run ashore, but was entirely destroyed. Three men and two ladies were drowaed, bows me | Miss Busi, who had jost me trom school North. at ng wee bold 6 at Norfolk lately to protest again! sap pennant sem lations on the oyster trade, and to take measures to tee their legality. Strong rerolu- tions were adopted on the subject. ed Pp oir: wnt rey tthe Meerschaum . and Freckle phham’s a Sunee + =f N so, nets and FG. WELL £00. 115 Frank'i street, 4.—Japamese + gy Stain Colors a Nata i eet OS A Wonderfal Care for Headach: BING GHP LALRE Pius hos" 35 sens Diseases Disenses Cured by : by a ee. 4 tment. No more gray hair or baldness i Peon fe Bis Lottery Prizes ey Draw- ° Legal Lottertes.— nnd drawings $901 UTE, Broker, 176 Broadway, reals * tn its first « rei tg howe sa aeatat Roch Pee Oe COUGH LOZENGES, afford | re Met Batchelor's Ha Dye—The Best tn the La en ‘Dye: tare ory Be lens, reliable, insianta- street, R mach virt ees ot iy 7 "vor wa ae alt arvaeiste Ht Premiam dewks Mach: ‘Try it. sutem and Lock oadway Reval Havens 1 ml ce Somat Adress 6M. Belie, New Hew ines, No #98 we Sewing Machine Compeny.— putes HOWE, Jr., Prosident, No. 629 Broadway, Agente —_—_—__—_—_ Prices Pata kee Tot hichew rates pald for NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 22 | STATE. CAPITAL, The Free Pass Bill Hilled in the Senate. Correction of the Appertionment Report. New Boards of Commissioners of Emigration and of the Blind Appointed. &o. &e. &e, Our Albany Correspondence. Ausany, March 21, 1866, THE FREE PASS BILL. The debate in the Senate on the bill prohibiting free Passes on railroads proved very amusing to-day, and oc- cupied a good portion of the time of the morning. The discussion thus far has progressed in a serio-comic tone. The propositions to exempt certain railroads, “the press,” the invalid soldiers, &c., wore rejected, and the bill finally recommitted, which may be regarded as its wake and funeral finally consummated. It may as well be stated that only two members of the Senate, to my knowledge, are in a position to vote on this bill without passes in their pockets, and of the newspaper representa- tives only the correspondent of the Heraup declines to stand in tho deadhead category; he pays his fare in cash, ‘THE APPORTIONMENT CORRECTION, ‘The despatch in relation to the apportionment of mem- bers of Assembly stated that the number for New York city would be twenty, whereas it will be twenty-one—a gain of four. The losses and gains through thé State, under the report of the Committee on Apportionment of the Assembly stand as followa:— Soe Gain. -1 - aa | — 1 _ Pike | — oe | _ - i -_ __ 1 — 2 New Yori. = 4 ‘The number of members in all is fixed by the consti- tution at one hundred and twenty-eight. The committee will sit this ovening to settle the apportionment of Sena- tors. New York city will gain an additional member of the Senate for its delegation. ‘The Committee on Apportionment will be prepared to report to-morrow. Their work is of no consequence, as there will be no apportionment until after the Con stitu- tional Convention is chosen next year. This is the pur- pose of the radicals and country members, NEW HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF KMIGRATION APPOINTED, ‘The terms of office of the present Commissioners of Eni ation being about to expire, the Governor sent into They are Fred- 8. aon in place of John P. Cumming, Cyrus Curtis, A. A. Low and E. F, Purdy. TRUST! ‘THE STATE BLIND ASYLUM. The trustece State Blind Asylum from New York city, sont im to the Senate to-day, are Daniel S. Giles R. Pelton. SEW YORK TAX LEVY. ‘The Aseembly Committee on Cities had a hearing on the connty tax levy this afternoon, and # final hearing i be had on it on a Wednesday next. Commissioner B. F. Manierre, of the Sanitary Board, applied for seventy- five thousand dollars as the estimate of expenses for the county of New York of ag Mega Sanitary Board. Ross and paration for of the city. will give a hear- bes on mee city tax levy to-morrow. ‘THE RAILROAD PARE QUFSTION, Counsel for the Central Railroad argued — the Railroad Committee and a crowded audience this after- noon. He exhibited from the books of the road that no return of profit was now made on the and the Deron’ vas thoown agen the. freight, and he also maintained that no other roa to, the wortd us a any degree and competition had established a proximating to two cents per mile, the limit c ‘of ree rostste- tuon on the Central Railroad. ‘THR SAILORS” BOARDING HOUSE BILL. Iva Buckman secured to-day the Governor's. signature a bee hile og! its ‘paseare here, it has been some seven on reaieat boned to the poor sailor. Besides the todioetions given, mpeg PW hy; beer in the Assembly this ovening againat Mow, Capital 8 pin, Thave geen a division whi iaslively taéicateo be eee will be bane bom — agg aad The Senate contirmed athe follow pena i ‘ ew NATIONAL GUARD, senator Low's b' Secpeme %0 that all tien to the callie by di yersons of foreign birth who shall Intention to become citizens Es to military duty, the army or or fororof the United States, and ministers of the gospel. NLW YORK LEGISLATURE, . Aunant, March 21, 1966. BILLA REPORTED PAVORARLY. To regulate the sale of leaf tobacco in the State of New York; for the relief of the Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad; providing for additional security from Life and Heath Insurance companies; to amend the charter of the Hudson fits that originally laid. Mr. Sraxvon», (tep.) of Schenectady——To transfer the \towas of Hancock and Tompkins, in Delaware cou to Broome cout By Mr. Prmmwon--Relative to notaries public. Th pro- vides that all a nted for New York, baring, places of bospess in the city, may F part of the Metro- politan Polie» district, RILLO PARED. Providing for three additional State normal ech cols, an the improvement ot the lands in aud near Wall- means of rettet for ick ont $79, for the Ire Harris Hospital at aheay eo ese PAT FOR NAVY OFFICKR® Assembly concurrent resolutions in favor of giv our navy oflzers an increase of pay were adopted, ead the Senste adjourned. RVENING SRSHLON. REPO MTR, By Mi Donwant—Relative to the sale of intoxicating ‘By Mr. Pumnsew—To ee. the Metallic Dock and < a ‘Mr, Onwer, (rep) of Ker. {ion of Life on boprd of cede jurisdiction over certain lands to the United States. By = oa se. ph ah of Erio—Relative to the Nas- nh; also for a railroad in Hudson one ve and tnd er iret in poy B Hontixatoy, (rep.) of Oneida—To incor- yy P aunty Savin ‘Bak of New York; also to the Naucua! Safe Deposit Company of New Yong: wo amend the cbarter of the Harlem Savings Bank: Mr, Ley,.%oeR—To amend the charter of the New Loaners’ 4, sooiation. By Mr, Sxvpxx, (r;?-) Of Oneida—To amend the Gene- My Mn Casrvoun, (dex”)_ of Albany—Relative to the yment of taxes’ by ins Tuco companies of other tes. By Mr. Littiesony, (rep.) of .°*W¢80—For the better Hoctlon and regulition of whary %, Piers and slips of he port of Now also to con, tinte the improve- ment of the Hudson atc By Me. Buta, (dem.) of Westchosta,”—Te make the Health Officer's ofice of tho port of New “ork a salaried also to amend the act relative to rm 0 of wharf “me sone the Hudson river. CHARDSON, (rep.) of Essex—To ima °Tporate the Manhattan Warehousing and Elevator Con. P80Y; also to amend the Metropolitan Health act. By Mr. ) Chestenaus—To alter the Ca"™ missioners’s of Brooklyn at Lefferts atrect. By Mr. —— (dem.) of Queens—To incorporate the mociation of Exempt Firemen of Now York. 'y Mr, Younaovs of Saratoga—To am charter < the Unit Sah Watch Company. By Mi (dem.) of New York—To amend the Rovlsed Statutes In relation to roporis of deaths to tbs Public Administrator of New York. azitt, Hscoon, (rep.) of Onondaga—In relation 9 lands by county treasurers for unpaid iy Me. T. E. Srewarr, (rep. of New York—To enable the Supervisors of New bey alse an |x By Mr. Vax Vatxennonan, (dem.) of Columbia—To atlg re ae meriene eaneias i yo gamma By oy kr Wi ti, (eh), Doteheur TO amend the chartor of the New York Yicideatan Insurance Company pba SESSION. W CAPITOL, ‘The special order Doing the erection of the new Cal the House went into Committee of the Whole to pn the question, Mr. Stiles in the chair. Mr. Pauante, (rep.) of Dutchess, moved to amend by reducing the ‘appropriation to one hundred thousand dollars, "providlag that no contract for the building shall baie Into until one year after the passage of the tnd Ualting the expenditure for the present year by bd Oa era Commissioners to twenty- thhoceaad The merits of the bill were discussed at length b: Messrs. Wilbur, Cochrane, Wood, Hoskins, Tuthill, Little- john and others. Mr. Lirrixsouy proposed to amend by appropriating $25,000 to make preparations for the construction of a new Capitol. That would settle the question of its loca- tion at Albany. After further discussion progress was reported, and the bill made the spociat order for twelve o'clock to-morrow, and the Assembly adjourned. ARMY BULLETIN. ORDERED MUSTERED OUT. The Twenty-first, Th rty-ffth and One Handred and ‘Thirteenth regiments infantry, and the Sixth regiment cavalry, colored, MUSTERED OUT. Cotonel J. F. Boyd, brevet brigadier general; Capte. Arthur Edwards i John Parke, brevet colonels; Abram B. Lawrence and Jobn &E. mm ington, brevet Heatenant colonels; Horatio M. Smith, Robert 3. Gard. ner, T C Bowles, Win. Lambert and M. H. Mande villo, brevet majors; John EF. Flomin; , ee Arm- — F. isn | Reuben A. Mc- jobn ‘ Ellwetl, Wm. W. Vanness, H. A. Lasouy alc i Martin, Wm, Holden, aD. W R. i Samuel B. Lauffer, Henry L. Carver, Tune <. ‘Thomas G. Whital!, Wm. A. Rankiu, H.W. Persing, W. F. Swasey, Adam “tire| and Isaac W. Hart, assistant quartermastera, United States Volunteors; Surgeon Robert R. Tavior, United States Volunteers. DISCHARGED, Colonel Douglas Frazer, 104th United States colored troops, for soliciting and receiving nally and through an agent certain pone OF mouey ion citizens as & personal consttoration for the exercise of his authority in an oificial capacity, in violation of the Thirty-r-t Article of War, ur Second Lieutenant Tanne R. aathbara, Twenty -Arst United Btates colored troops. ASSIGNED, Horace R. Wirtz, surgeon and brevet lieutenant colons U oa! ‘States Army, late member of the (regutar) Army Board for the examination of candidates for the medical staf United States Army, toduty at Fort Hamil. TRIAL OF DESERTERS. Lieutenant General Grant has ordered that commaud- ing officers of ponte ‘and depots vill ts soon as poesible after the arrival of deserters nt their posts, forward aes the Commanding ‘General of the department | in which their poste or depots may be situated, who will, with as little delay as practicable, take measares to have | the deserter brought to trial, Second Assistant Engineer Josiah C. Chaffee, aod Third Assistant Engineers Henry H. 3 and Robert Craw- ford, trp the steamer Siouewall and placed on waiting Firat Assistant ineer Cleland Lindsley, from the steamer Stonewall ordered to duty as assisiagt to Chief Engineer Shock, at the Navy Yard, Washington. Second Assistant Eaginese Hogh, Hogh L Pukiagion. from the steamer Stonewall. So epesiel duty con | ¢ nenied with boiler pe Taney at the York Navy } Tefhind Assistant Enginoer R. W. Milligan, from steamer | Stonewall, and ordered to examination. Second ‘Aasistant Engineer Joha Wilson, from Novelty \ Iron Works, New York, and ordered to steamer Chatta- Asmstant Paymaster G. F. D. Barton, from stor*hip Supply, and ordered to settle bis accounts. ‘ipst Assistant Engineer Ezra J. Whittaker, from steamer Chatt and waiting orders, Second ‘Ansistant Eoginoer ——_ Walters, (rom steam- er Chattanooga, and waiting orders. Acting Ensign W. H.C. Michael, from steamer Kate, ‘and granted leave of absence. Acting Second Assistant Engineer Thomas F Melatosh frum steamer Stonewall and ordered to steamer Angusta Mates H.C. Fuller, Theodore W. Jowes and Joseph 8 Leon, from the receiving ship Vermont, and ordered the steamer Desoto. DET ACHE! Passed Assistant Sargeon Charles H. White, from New York Navy Yard, and ordered to steamer Ashuelot. Lieutenant Horace , &. ae an, from the sbip Cyane, and ordered to steamer Dak Sallmaker o W. Giet, trom the ship St. Marys, on reliet ay of and ordered North. ird Assistant Engineer H. 1. Staason, from steamer and North, ter Nicholas Mi and ordered to » Naval ademy, Acting Master bes oes from the receiving *hip ee ae ips Aran Outer dames Sa, from steamer Paul Jones, ot ge tog jamin F. Morris and Wm. D. Mitch oll, Big Rena Mon ™ ORpRRED—MaRCH 13. Witten Second Assistant E. Sibley to duty a ee ee Acting Eosigns John Barre and AB. Prince to Lieutenant Thomas |. Swann to Navy Yard, Boston. Third Assistant Engineer Robert D. Taylor to steamer ba? Erastors William Knapp, 8 H. Newman acd Acting Bnsigne Ansel 5. Hitech and Benjamin Mitebell to steamer Ashnolot. ORDERED —Manon 14. Seilmaker Inaiah KE. Crowell, to the ship St. Marys, Pacific squadron. Commander John ©, Febiger, to command steamer Arhoelot. Lieutenant Commander Lestie A. Beardslee, Lieutenant Frederick Ro Siith and Assistant Paymaster 8. T Browne, to steamer Ashuelot |. H. Calver, to the recoiving sbip- mance 14. from the receiving ship Academ: Passed Assistant Surgeon A. & Oberly, to New Vous by AL LE, 'pman W. W. Mead, to the schoot ship Sabine RMONORABLY DISCHARGRD—MaRcH 1. Mate Leon Bayant from March 10. MONORABLY DISCHARGED—Mancn 14. ~ Second Assistana Engineer Elisha (hapelh from March lu. RERIONED —MARCH m8. Second Assistant Engineer John K Smedley REMIeNRD mance 14, Lieutenant Pre. ‘Tyson, of steamer Dakota Carpenter H.R. Philbrick, at the Naval Agademy, DIBOHARORD—Mawon 13, Acting Assistagt Paymaster Levi L. Brighar, PR savotEe MARCH Acting Lewin jammorsly, to Mond Cx A he ‘w detached (rom steamer Michigan ad wick leave. AProInTED—Manon 13. Joho Jo'anson and William Allon, acting boa,swains, DisMiesEp—MaRcH 13 Mate Ff, M. Guilford, of the receiving APPOINTED — MAR } leh en D. Gieroe, of Camden, acting ec Aret Anat Engineer, Cylch! v7] deusie Miaafounnab. ™ grant reg Vermont, Warehouse Company; also to amend the charter of the noon, a! half pam teg oeloek \@ ae ity of Brooklyn. oes. OF vuliadsiphia, Acting Third As } "7". sc verey and Mew Orleans papers please copy |! ns “ BILLA ADTANCED TO THIRD RBADING. Aant Engineer, "ordered to steamer Augusta. Prewoen ‘Wetnewiay, March 21, Asma, wife of | me To authorize certain towns to take stock in the Mica, MISCRLLANROUS. the lat Gerald Pilaworth, tn the 86th yeat of her age = | Bt vous In Were York And Sasquebanna Railroad Company The Cnite? ‘atates steamer Bienville sailed from Ports. | The relatives and friends of the family, and those of | ~ ghey a mouth Nev,» “yard on the 17th for the Weet Ipdigs, hay. | ber ron in law, Thomas Baird, are ‘wily invited to 4} neesar wes wid oF fiabeantit ing FOP” seed at the dry «tend the fonersl, tao rensaonen of the i hy ee Bak inet (or Gam. Ahn wee par tenet seem| Md Pou - omens ul ar noes t uA iyo, v ure Ausast, Siavch 21, 1408 v0 eee torn eg tape! Syed emer) ie teal, § o'clock, w thout further pat! « Rp woe & | veing ordered on Lf GIG the Nednorrésern sxpedeos On Wotonda 4 y March i tow Non of A | mt . Por: me, ire BM — the Committors 14, | o bad Bel ot boo =) th and cui Racnet, aged 19 months and 11 dove \& ammo repart in te 1 a meets yet bean Y Rem se ene Rawal families ape invited wo S tise seat ot fotnen ¥. Ofow Ibang. “d the officers at on wae 2. Eris os ‘eftornece, tented by Jowoph L. Murphy, cworend the see q kmmons a oH | ae trae, bas gr the sitting me ry pe KI fting Master [= sen ° Le Mr. Laviscas, (top LotR. ¥., male WIE” uy sopors | Seoved yo tua ds Priiga and Ford | W ae at fm rf mi Third Assistant erered eed The faneral service ad fod, gad eymrered Question on the adoption of the tutecruy report | The par ~~ “ [uP tip ond the 4 § OT cessed te “Yue alorty ree a vote of 14 or po" Batti engines AF deninbe ts the Weis tp fre e tare (Pail ho Shea majority, we then veer imore gave adm! bye vod ar Abe will it oy cy ae ae rae Yolore hip Laght 1866.-WITH SUPPLEMENT Macedonian. The Don is on her way to the West India squadron, ho United Statos Steamer Florida, Commander Roland, posed out of Hampton Roads on the 18th inst. em rowe Washington to Havana, and thence to Aspinwall to olieve the James Adger. The Macedonian e to be fitted up for a school ship for midshipmen, and to be ready in time for a cruise the coming summer, ee News from Loutsville. SECRETARY SKWAKD'S WOULD BE ASSASSIN AT- TEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE—SOLDIEKS’ CONVEN- TION, ETC. youngest son of Daniel and Anne * zoungins vgn of Dea ry diane agod l year, 6 Also, om Wednesday, March 21, Joux Srtavx, yearg, 1 month and 21 The remains will be tuterred fn Calvary Cemetery. thi« rere) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the rest dence of their parents, 12 Norfolk street. The frieuds of the fanty are ary corporis la invited to attend. Srenni March 21, Jowy H. Stra. aged 3 RIT, pers 69 years. The Niaiives and friends of the par are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, is late residence, No, 117 West Fay ain street, this (Thursday) atver noon, at two o’cloe Suvek —On Monday, March 19, Warren Purnce, oldest son of Walter H. and Genevieve P. Shape. ‘The funeral will take place, from the residence of his parents, 27 Jefferson street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends of t ye a ale invited. Tnomrsox.—On Tuesday, bo.” Dewermes THoMPson, agéd 28 yoars, 9 ‘nonthe a sa 8 days. Tho friends of the family are invited to atiend the fun- oral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his brother, Augustus r Thompson, No 238 Bergen street, A Brooklyn. Lovisvintat, March 21, 1866. Storling King, who confessed himself guilty of attempt- ing to assa:sinate Secretary Soward, endeavored to com- mit suicide this morning by severing a blood vessel of his arm. His recovery is doubtful. The Kentucky Soldiers’ Convention will meet here on the 16th and 17th of April. Arrangements have been made to bring the soldiers at half fare over the principal roads. All officers and soldiers who served in Kentucky Tres. —Io lyn, Jona E. Tres, io Tegiments are cordially iuvited, A large attendance is | °F her age. The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attond the funeral, from her late r Gates avenue, fourth house east of Grand avenu Friday afternoou, at two o'clock. Wituams, —On We morning, March 2f, fier» short illnew, Freon Bepv, eldest child of Frederick and Louisa ‘Williams, aged 2 years, 3 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are 5 folly invited to attend the funers (fhureday) afteraoop. at one o'clock, from 84 East Tweaty-seventh street. The remains will bo taken to Pier regys 0 for taterment, Warv.—On Tuesd: March 2, exer, son of Catharine E. and the the tats pamuel Wied, aged 2 years. ‘The funoral services will take place he Reformed Dutch church, at Franklin, N. J Pibis una after Boon, at one o'elock, expected. ‘The remains of the rebel General Robert Hatton reached here yesterday, and will be interred at Lebanon »b,¥ the Odd Fellows, whereof he was Grand Master in i _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR NEW YORK—TuI8 DAY. + $01) Woon MARRIAGES ‘AND DEATHS. Married. Baraowaxatn—Sromx:.—On Tuesday, March 20, at the residence of A. Duryea, Esq., 80 Ehst Twonty-0ixth streot, by the Rev. Thomas Armitage, Haxry H. Baraa- wanavu to Racues A., only daughter of Andrew Storm, , all of this city. No eards. Port of New York, March %1, 1866. CLEARED. Stoamabip Atalanta (Br), Pinkhasa, nwall London—Mowland & A mA— THOMPSON. —At Keyport, N. J, on Sun i evening, March 18, by Rev. Mr. Phelps, Eine 4 seetamehip New: York, Moruee, Aapinwalt—Pacitic Mat Brooxs Dewrna to Miss Josm Labs Tuomrsos, both of gta 3 Morro Castle, Adams, Mavana—Spotfurd, Tiles this city, No cards ton at Kixastasp—Puick —On Wodnesday, March 21, by the y Rev. A. H. Partridge, at the resdenco of the bride's paces, v. R. Kivestann, grandson of the late Stephen ingsiand, to Eeicy A. dacghter of Captain I, G. Peck, all of Brooklyn, Eastera Distriet, oeron—TH -In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Mareh Charteston—Arthur 1 Johnston, Wilmington, S nahip Curabertand, ROW. 20, by tho Rev. A. P. Graves, Captain Cuarues W. Mor Eonmahio, Aivaamte, Soares, Morfetty Cig Petes und i tage Senay vingstom. Fox & a predated seal cr p Job Uibaon, Young, Alesandria—tt ¥ Crom Skyatova—SkrMovr.—At West Newton, Masa.,on Mon w) Patapace, Neff Maltino—t 1 tall day, March 19. by the Rey, J. 8, Tarbox, Groxox Sey- Admiral, Mickle, Philadetplia~ J D.Ruoft move, of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Mre. Joseriuxe Seymore, hip Hinrvewt Queen, Hutchinson, Liverpool? H Marslval! daughter of Joseph W. Fimpton, of Wost News | “shin Energie (Rrem), Schinidt, Bremen—Kromelber rv - Bark Wild Gazelle, Ls dere—A N It PURR—Newmax,—In Brooklyn, Le 1., on Wednesday, | Rark Wentworth itt Hiltons Bristol —eonataton Br Mare! it the residence of the bride's parents, by the Bork Sarah K Dy wan (Br), Cann, Cort for ord Dv Rev, Willlam Alvin Bartlett, Hevey RK. Sronn, of Shef- | Starr & A 2 field, Mass., to Deira, youngest daughter of 8. C, New ), Boels, Venter via Tichmond, Ve man, Eeq. rd “ Tera gg atic Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, Z “4 Halveston—Young & Cowan March 6, Sf the reuldeuco of the bride's parents, by the | Brig: Tatsed (Pri’Bimoin: tre~Hnotjer & De Rev. Dr’ Porter, D. D., Mr. Joun V, Yerman, of New | Vert York, to Miss Many M. Lankwy, Brig Volant by it—-B if Small & Co Brig 6 Islaude—C E Koos Died. Bonysrext.—On Sabbath morning, March 4, Jeaysin, enty aad beloved daughter of Wiliam Yonesteal, Esq., mascus, I 8 ¥ Remntt AS Poters, Barbadow—E T San\tt Brase.—On Tuesday, March 20; Micwaes, Brews, youns- | chr phan pane” Couey Pern ita A oom ve est son of Michael and Elizabeth Byrne, ayed 9 months | Sehr ME Taber, Arnold, Bavaunah and 5 days. Rehr Clara, ter rfolk—T B Chase At Kehr Forest nae, Baboock, Washin 0 DE—Ven Binat ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro DR esonpe ys 4 inv.ted to attend the funeral, from the residence of hi parents, 623 West “Twenty-sixth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock Brivcerrs.—On Tuesday, March 20, Mre. Anastasta Buivorrts, wife ts Joun Bridgetts, aged 64 years, 3 months aad 20 The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the f from her late resulence No. 26 Furman street, Brooklyn, thi (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. & Slaghit Kehr Kobt Knapp, Hackett, stamford Sloop Tho Il, Providenca—G N Srrmmatau Gray, Lucas, Unes ate, an, Steamer Motor, Bennett, Derb ARRIVED. 5 160 ship Vera Cus, hea f Albany (N. Y.) and Kilkenny (Ireland) papers please | Havana Tach PM: dpoke hark t acre ew Yor! bound The M8 was detained 26 hours off Sandy Houk by —At Philadelphia, on Tuesday, March 20,, after fong and severe illness, ALEXANDER ComTicAs, aged 34 years. ‘Crovr.—In Washington, D. C., on Sunday, March 18, Colonel Marae N. Cnorr, aged 43 years oon t relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the faneral, on Frday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late resi » No. 212 Kast Twen- deasy. nal, 67 hors, with mane and pabeetterre “Halk Inabelin gor Hall witha w. Cotte 0 ay with wine, Be: to i Bell Hoon 3) ays N of Halters’ with Mars hie Hn Howard, Apotachicaa, 17 daya, with cotton Bre. Chatincey, Havana, 13 inys, with eager ras Pe ony oh Be x. x $P py, aokse, Mata 7 nya, wit sugar, de, Vincisia Saxpene, wife'of L. @. Contri, and only ‘Br Witwon, 2 any ht arith sige f Setiand, Towel, inti, 2 Th days. with wo ys, with sugar and hooey and mol to Brett 70.54. naw brig Beau ‘om, Brig Pole ir) anes, to ter of Georze N. and Anva J. Sanders, of Kentucky, The relatives and friends of the faintly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at Grace church, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock Dewrxa,—On , Marel 18, Leoxann ©. in the 55th year of his age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respecttull) invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence East Fourth street, between avenues C and 1, this (Thareday) afternoon, at baif-past one o'clock, Dexx.—On Met ge 21, Trowas Down, & native of the ‘Gurthaahos, ‘county Tipperary, Dawixe, W days, with sugar, to D Pel), ——— Port au Prince, zt McCready & Ue. Nuh nila (We), from Fie Jae nterpriae (Be), with potstoeg, to DR frewat Ireland, in the Sist ae of his age. apis ag Ce Dix, st Eekoows, NB;/20 days, with lumber, The relatives and in of the family are respectfully . tnvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No Sar Eh pevey: Sntranten, 90, days wee ent 9 Slate street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock pre: dren Kemery, « Was driven cisely, His remains will be interred in Flatbush Come- Late worth weeter, and pai Maio Newport whl ose Z Loving, Knowles, Chooapenke Rey for "ar Gen Few . 18 days Winaien, Thes, on days, Shr BO Ry Kaw yer x, Sere. Mochian, 23 days jan, 10 dave. on | hy — at, Cherrytielt un days Bente former. Roetiand Tl, 2 AN ewe ew * Fixwos.—At Charleston, 8. C., 00, Wednesday , Mare 14, Manis Hour, wife of Captain FB. Ellison, TaN. the late Georges Holt, of Montreal, ©. & and frionds of the family aro mapectfully the funeral, from St "* church, Clason avenue, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 jock, without farther notice Montreal papers please copy Gn Wednesday, March 21, Daxst, only son of Dawitt Maggio Foley, aged 3 years and The relatives and fre I, on Friday afternoon, at one 0 of hin —On Jove swan FLYNN, a © Vinita vhit nts, No, a8T Lexington avenue aeeday, March 20, of confimption, Live of Braff, county Limertek, kre pie Nickersom, Sie ears. cand friends of the family are respectfully attend the funeral, from the residence of ber trick Flynn, 371 Kighth street, on Thursday fat twoorclock, Tho remains will be interred motery ddenly, at Maiden, Mass. om Thursday, ‘tion of the brain, Apgtaie, wife of aud youngest daughter of Warren Jours, bere om | March 21, after a jong loess, Macy Jy vn Gavel The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the faneral, at one o'clock, from her late resi donce, No. 102 West Twenty-first atrect fivay,—On Wednesday, y thore hh Ql, after w short illwens, Many &, only daughter of Jobn and Eliza Gray, in the 18th year of ber ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the fnneral, from ‘he residence of her parents, 167 Kast Twentieth street, on Friday afternoon, at one o clock, Gnex. —Soddenly, at Hudron City, on Tuesday, March 20, Axoxuixe D., wife of reth Geer, im the 3d year of her age. . Wes str 7 few Globe: Brag: New Haren Mg nee, Maven, (or Klleabevey ‘The following approved Masters sul ()Moers bare ceesires The frends of the family are respectfully invited to ca fatten th? (uneral, this (Thuteday) morning, at ten | Semmissions (rom thle Association va o'clock, from her late residence, Prospect street, Hudson Compote nod tims, Her af. a 4 Bangg gh Say” chy aes remains will be take to Poughkeepsie, X. ¥ F warn -viegoarad B.A eee fas men Mos Hore we on Wednesdey, March 21, Lacna F., wife —~ amnese ows of Joe! Holcomd, im the 31th year of her age. oo Taylor, uae ase neu, The friends aud vetatives of the family are reepectfully | S00. Ore il ( Reecks Wat Ht eak, 4. Fumes imvitel to attend the funeral, on Frid: three o'clock, from her late "ronidence, No. 148 Past Forty-rinth street. The remains will be taken to North Salem, New York, for interment on Saturday morning Haver —On Tarsday, March 20, Wiuusam Have, aged eure ‘The relatives and friends of thetamily a sous, Jobo and Thomas K., are renpectful attend the funeral, from lie late residence, 60 inkwater, tie ‘Cooma i miner Ke tay. brig rane Petrtenn, sid, Devia Mieke, pa: Sale oe All commissions outstanding ower one year require 6 presen ed al the offies for renemal. Marine Disa Maree - at ton doe romaine | Sean Commmacr, Sawyer, from th w Mi " bridge, Mo, was fallen in with Mar 0 lat Si tow 70, onde were abew Aermanteeand king eoaditin of and tended at Boston celebrated toe cemains Will be taken to Cal On Tuesday, Marc 20, Eow ann ext son of Thomas and Augusta E Ivory, aged ads of the faanily are rexpecttully invite! to the rtanerak, te (Thureday) afternoon, at balf ook, from the residence of his parents No. treet, Brooklyn. — March 20, Amnanam Vaterte® yoam, 2 months and 10 days. ives and friends of the family, the members Ledge, F. and A. M, ‘apd the ship. joiner Union, are united to atwend ‘the funeral, this {luuretay) afternoon, at half one o'clock, from the resid-nee of bis mother, No. 12 Willett «treet Fong * t wing doned on the 17th Inet, of Cope F reecued by bark Fanny Pere La sende MeGaviex—At Hoboken, om Tuesday, March 99, Catunern, the beloved daughter of Veter and Biiza MeGavwk, aged 2 years, 7 month and 14 days ih eiatives and friends of the family are r fatty 4 attend the faneral, this (Thursday) afternoon, st two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 140 Meadow sireet, Hoboken. No carriages allswed O Hava —In Brooklyn, on Toreday, March 20, after a jong and prowracted Hinews, Mre Maxoamer Hane youngest Qaughter of James Tay ‘a Betive of Londoe: derey, veined nred Bt Th vee tod feats sid \hase of the family are respect(ully invited to the fon ral, from her late residence, No Mb bal ayes. Crest thie (Thareday) after f reepectfatly wrther hot i Toe remains will be takes to Tarrytown for interment om Friday torn ing O° feterdar. “tr reas wash Jom tran | pe oe Yee Sy tt Joh em ion igo Spoken, ", at pert of her bulware eau Shp Columbus Mona H ve Ship Chamberlato NYork f Pe dh dat 42 10. hou dom Ship Cynosure, Oram, from Mobile for Liverpool, areb & tata on 1017 ‘add! ark Robert Murray. Jr. from York for Port a Marvh 12 lat 38 Ll, fon 7130 See A bark showing'an Aturioan eualcn with a r under it, steering 8, was seen Feb 13, lat LN, lou bog Congres Liverpool f wonkh, March 1 tat 13. lon ip woe oa but Weat winds Annuossan, March 6! n Deb 08, bine rh ed Francis A Agr Cal, Rea day ad parsed . from Gal pa oare! 4 rfld Neptune, Bein Malrimordh re Ei , Kige Cte ek tra ee ToL, ae = eal 5-4 Bowja Feb gt eta Garda ae | tr dot Jewens, Stevens, of the Sea, och ie Hid Feb 6, Benares, N arch aig (an pracee 4, Feb i--In port ships Bresson 6 bark, for art Prot tae Br cewes tc ty i Milter” talanta Gakfora Rocko, ine: bert fuleco (itann San Francisco, Went torama frorm Haugor Jaw 37, sahlp Tikes, ‘ March 12 tre brige I ns Ste Albu f ts Ata i an ‘ork. brige Mazatlan, Dri Charteston Hale, Kavannah, schew Wings of the ioralags Vortiand, Hattie KE Sempaon, Blake, do, I ad, uwars, Peon schr Harriet Baker 1 12ih, brig Kennebec, Merrill 1st: bark’ Winslow, Davia, do de ck aot ng © HW Kennedy, Cl vomaon, Mure Davie NYoreh Arabian (Rr), Richards rin ihr), Burke, S York Dumwonx Karr, March 6-08, Ontario, from Liverpool Coat You Wr bark La Ciguamm, Nichola, Glee 1-0 port sb Hittinghau, apont aw oh Ie Are brig. Ma teamahigy Vers Cr hall Dateh, Murray, New York fow aynor, Key 4 as, brig Clare M Goodriet, to; Ith, barke Topek tae dn. waht M Nickels, Wetght 1 Wanchard, S ardenan, NYork, Wrigs Cr nhorn, Carde (ite), Crowell, Ole CA Vets Sloan, N¥ork. ered 1th, bark GW Resevelt, 000 hive sear for ( BD) boxew Ber, ™ NIL yn (ir), Garduer, Bow ch TON, Burupe. Patten, from oadon fer on Mangarn, M War Hawk, Dunbar, Me Jan 2b=Are 1 1 A Mitel, Be Ars urby gq Moomamy Br), Wyn "Degiess he, Porter, Bosune, Sa beta = ight, Wis) w " are Anrelia: Roatye ANUOUN, = Hine sroms, Jai Mid ship Peed Watrew Ce Yel- mouths, F. in port sobs Win 8 Benes, Mearen, Arr br worth, Pitladelphia. sch, anpe, Bar "Monae, Sew York. 10th, tiitbert Wem, Wridgeo, for 1a port, barks Mettesp a angen (Br), Biewart NYork Ameriean by Arr steamship ot Atten, Bary Lavender ous; wrige = i") jie Vitor Vrinwdad, Mary (Hr mey Ann, An bale, awia, Raline Northern Sar Ort Cliente Vraveonta, ter, Sitth, so. ¢ on ™ dam, W iio id sieamer Ar itas, Cabot, Bacon, Ne ors aro 0 det ed Daria Stowers sPewatias, Uneved ore (Br), Hopkin IEOROETOWN, De 18-014 sehr Gow hertdan, Bogle MAYS, March 2 Aer brig Allen, Magus for Gerreudine eaten ere Tor Purtiaud, Macheta, ir" doston, White ayuall. 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