The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1866, Page 8

8 - Ross of a Steam Tughboat Off Cape May— Perl) of the Officers, &c. On the 25th inst. the eteam tugboat Phenix, which ‘was being towed to this city from Baltimore by the steamer Sea Gull, belonging to the Commercial Steam- Doat Company, was struck by a gale off Cape May, and, being a frail concern, separated and sank. The Phenix ‘was a sort of river tug, in government service, and has Jatierly been lymmg up in Baltimore. She was being towed to this city by the purchasers to be used in minor employment here. The loss is regarded as of no account by the parties concerned, the boat being looked upon as worthless save for towing purposes, There was no freight lost. The officers on board the Phenix ran some wisk owing to the suddenness of the collapse. They were reseved and taken aboard the Sea Gull. We have re- evived the following relating to the affair:— @AkD OF THANKS TO CAPTAIN FISH, OF THE STEAMER SEAG ULL. The undersigned desires, through the Henatp, to ten- der to Captain Fish, of the steamer Sea Gull, bis officers and men, his grateful thanks for their heroic conduct fm saving the olticers and men of the steamer Phenix from a a8 watery grave, on the 25th inst., when the Phenix dont a4 a, fiftean miles east of Cape May, I would iw were in my power to give amore substantial expression ow. Seating. Pleasant memories follow brave deeds, and I know brave men wavt no thanks for doing their duty; but when I forget that brave old Cape Cod sailor, €aptain Fish, and his men, may my right hand forget its sunning. It’ was an hour that tried the courage as well as the skill of a sailor, and Captain Fish was equal to athe duty, The sea was so rough that the Sea Gull’s boats ould not be launched; we were gaved by the lifeboat, vent by messengers attached 'to each boat, which was the dirst time T ever eaw it done, and which, under God, was eur salvation. OLIVER L. BEARSE, Late te Captain of steamer Phenix. The Rights of Married Women. ACTION UNDER THE LAW OF 1860, SUPREME COURT, ClRCUIT—PART 2, Before Judge Sutherland, Maron 27.—Eunice Terkune vs. Horace F. Dougherty et «l.—The plaintiff in this action sued the defendant in an execution judgment for the value of property which had een seized by the Sheriff for adebt contracted by her Thusband. The action was brought under the law of 1860, whioh allows married women supreme control over perty purchased by their own money and held in fhe ir own right. Mrs, Terhune kept a boarding house in Amity streot and also carried on the dressmaking busi- moss, amassing the means which furnished her house and paid the rent. In an action against her husband the Zarniture was seized and part of it sold. She claimed $2,070 damages, with interest. After a lengthy hearing 4m the case the jury brought in a verdict for plaintiff for $2,168 17. A New Railroad to Newark. Newark, N. J., March 28, 1866. Subscription books to the new railroad between this sity and Now York were opened to-day, and enough was ‘eribed to effect an organization. aod MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. “Marr je Hyarr—Ancner,—In Greenpoint, on Monday, March 32, at the residouce of the bride's’ parents, by the Rey. Dr. Collins, Feavxaxn Hyarr to Auce Inexe Ancuer, Died. Browy.—Caartes Epwin Brown, son of Charles C, and eorgiana S. Brown, aged 2 years and 3 months. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fu- ‘eral, on Friday afternoon, at one o’clock, from the resi- sdonce of his parents, No. 30 Conselyea street, Williams- Burg. Bastern a please cop; Baxext.—On W dnoadayy Siren 28, Dew W., wife of Joseph Bement, aged 51 y The relatives and Tiesieo of tthe family are respectfully amvited to attend the funeral, this Sane as ane afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late idence, 206 Ross wtreet, Brooklyn, ED. ‘Cuxeey.—Jonx Westy, infant son of Theodore F. and Sarah Catharine Cherry, aged 6 months and 20 days. Funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, she ‘the residence of the family, Bergen'stroet, above e@venue, Brooklyn. San Stats rs please cop) copy. Dispecker.—On Wednesday, March 28, May, wife of 4 ate and daughter of William "and Elizabeth wotice of funeral hereafter. Doreron.—Sauvet Donstux, a native of the parish of Casto Haven, county Cork, Ircland, aged 65 yeurs, friends and relatives of the family are ce, 88 Seam some the funeral, from his late resi ‘mel street, tnis (Th: ursday) ) afternoon, at two o’cioek, Goopman.—-At Fordham, at the residence of his er-inaw, Richard Corsa, on Tuesday. evening, March 27, Jamas M. Goopmay, of New York, aged 40 years, 4 months and 21 days. ‘The relatives and friends of of the family are respectfully ‘mvited to attend the funeral on Friday afternoon, at one Ws, mere the cote church, Fordham. & parish of Fohany, aad Tg Mere native of @ounty ; eabwey, Ireland, aged 18 years, 9 months and relatives and friends of the family are respect. pond tovied nee Faseeat, frome tne residence of hie mother, Mrs. Graham, No. 635 Third avenue, on Priday afternoon, at at two o'clock, His remaing will be yt hgh Riempenig Bergen, N. J. Iilinois papers — Broessy.—On a evening, boy 5 te searlet Paces Moor vinureia, rote ter J. and Amanda Virginia Hennessy, 3 monte and 22 The friends of the family bg Bay invited te attend the Toneral, from the residence of her parents, 127 West ‘Thirteenth street, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock, ‘without further notice. Hows.—On Wednesday, March 28, Axn Eximaners, swidow of John Howe, aged 51 years, 4 months and § of funeral in Friday's paper. Laoxanp.—At Harlem, on Tuesday, March 27, Mary, Se oe te ra nate, ‘in the 34th year of a; Jef volotives and friends, and those of her brothers, ‘Patrick, Michael, John ond William Hallaran, are re- apecttully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from 114th street and Third avenue. Morrocn.—On Tuesday, March 27, Ancnmatp C. Mor- moc, M. D. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Snvited to atvend the funeral, from his late residence, in Fas Ninety-second street, between Third and Fourth avenues, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’elock, McGoux,—At Harlem, on Wednesday, March 28, of scarlet fever, Buaxe D., son of Henry P. and Mary A MeGoun, aged 4 years, 3 Months and 16 days. The frienda and relatives are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 22 Fast 129th street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, uuraday) afternoon, at three o'clock. LVAINK.—At the Ashland House, on Wednesday sheconn, March 28, J. L. Moluvaine, aged 29 years, 2 months and 16 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. Opme. —Suodaenly, on Weinesday morning, _ 28, Wituas B. Oor, id the tifty-tirst year of Th nee Notice of the funeral hereafter. Raywoxo.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March 28, at ‘the residence of his brother-in-law, 8. H. Ambier, amt R., only son of Semuel G. and Sarah M. Raymond, of quick consumption, aged 16 years, 2 months and 23 . remains will be taken to Danbury, Conu., for in- erment. Swyrn —At Lafayette, near Jersey City, on Tuesday, ‘March 27, Catnentne, eldest danghter of the Iste Patrick and Catherine fmyth, of Allenstown, county Meath, Deland. Her friends and thoee of ber brothersyPeter, Thomas and Kobert Smyth, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ursday} afternoon, at 2 o'clock. No car- niages allow ‘Svenpey.—On Tuesday morning, March 27, sudden y, IJnaxxer, wife of George Snedden, aged 54, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 224 Apriag street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. smorwent.—On Wednesday, March at Plainfield, N. J, Mantas Shorwent, beloved wife of Danie! Shotwell, aged 73 year. Tha relatives pe friends of the family are reapectfully Tequested to attend the (uneral, from her late residence, on Friday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, or from the Firtt Baptist church, Piaintield, at two o'clock. Fwerwas.—On Wednesday, March 28, Rictaxn, son of James and Mary Shechan, aged 16 years and 3 months, The funeral will take place this (Thareday) moraine, from the residence of whale parents, Ward's Island, foot ata iora adeargthe: tape Vang’s.—On Wednesday, March 28, after a brief ill- ness, Bunio Vanowa, of Puerto Principe, Cuba, aged a frinmde and acquaintances are respectfully invited 40 atiend tho funeral, from his late residence, 66 East Fourth street, this (Thursday) ‘afternoon, at half-past ‘¢wo o'clock. Cuben papers mnt men gmmonaiten son of Ek , eldest son Fes caenives ast friandn of td femlly-ore tovited te attend hie faneral ot St, Mark's church, corner of Second enue and Tenth street, on Friday afternoon, at two "Re remmnere of Lebanon Lodge, No. 101, F. & A. M., are requested to attend the funeral of our late worthy Brother, John 8 Warner, from St. Mark’s church, as above. By order of . EDWARD 0, JENKINS, W. M. Werxs —On Wednesday, Mareh 28, after a Hogering | Fi Minese, Lacka, daughter of Charles 8. and Eli ‘Weeks, in the i9th year of her age. Funeral services on Friday maraing % nine A ee] from the residence of her ay ty! way. Her remains will be taken to Rye, rn ie in- terment. _SHIPPIN aumansc Yor xew YoRE—TH18 DAT. ‘NEWS. Pert of New York, March 28, 1666, GLEARED pany Sate Serene Sarene--news, Teetee ® Sahieeyer * Cuty Point and Rich- Norfolk, Olly Point and Sherwood, Portand—Ht B Cromweil & eeerea W P Ciyde, Robbins, Boston—Whitney & Hath- "yin Colipetog Nor), Olsen, Drietol—Holmbpe & Co, Bork N A Gaston, Parmlee, Barbados—Bishop Bros, White, St Thomus-Koche. Rros f Gorter, eppard (Bx), Frisbee, Lamers EB Ws 04 soa ser ‘Keen, "OSeoata it aud Copenhages— zi, Jaci Bret ‘Son & taste Frith, ine Helen. (Br Sei Saga Bre Henrietta (Br), Dignan perenses Brig FH Pitt ir), Covell, Hi aeig flbe (Br), Davison, Cornwallis, phe R DeWolf & “cur W HE Thorndike, Jameson, Aux Cayes—Metealf & Schr bickwirk (Br), Patuain. Kio Schr RJ Leonard (Br), W str clones Tiallock Jacksonville it Pout lene, Hallock, Jackson a ee ee chee a 1, Mocready eto Schr Ben, Brown, Wilmin, Powell. en. a Danis, Rider, Elizabeth pore Miller & Houghton. Schr Gorver Keaton, Boston Hackett, Tooker & Taylor. r ion —Racke Sclir Helen Augusta McClave, ‘Hartford--Rackett, Tooker ylor. 5 Sel ‘Ellen Kelsey, Lindsay, New Haven—Ferguson & rene dane Maria, Bushnell, Norwich—Rackett, Tooker & \y 101 RS Nelson, Weed. Stamford. r V'Barcalow, Searle, Bridgeport—J W McKee & Co. 2h tne Eclipse, Peterson, St Seppe & Lough (not n, Ja—G F Ru ley. it John, NB—P I Nevius U 8 revenue steamer eehoge F Faunce, from 4 cruise on the ‘Steamship Wilmington. 8} Galveston, 9: mn hides, £¢ 10" Williams, & Guion, 26h from northward, which lasted 40 bi Livingston, veered —s el rs, to Livi ray mid gales from Hatioras, 26th i Gen Barsea eae 3; same by oon nlp Quaker mre - Charles maicomenip, We Ingram, Wi ‘iinountal, Stouffer, Liverpool, 86 days, with mdse, Ship Crest of the Ware, Woodburn, with mdse, to Hicks & Beil. ‘ollector. op a Havre. Wiest (Brem), Wenke. Naples, 50 and frult, to Unkart & Co, lon 70, with heavy NW gales. Vark Jenny Berteaux(Br), Curry, Antwerp 70 days. Safrom the Downs, with mdse, toFunch, Meincke & Bark Caleb Haley, Wilbur,’ Mystic, Conn, in ballast, to on Francis n Lewey, Lewey, Apalachicola, 18 days, with mse schr Guthrie, Springer, New Or- hia for Providence. bethport for Provi- Elizabethport for Providence. thport for Providence. Elizabethport for New London “Elnabethpor for New London. . Etzabethport for Stonington. is, Eligabethport for Hartford, cotton, hides, £e hea Steamship Herman ‘been the last 11 days west of ‘hr James M Stone, —, Reh Amos Falkenburg, Schr Benj Strong, Brown, Sehr Inte, Harding, Blizab Schr Julia A Rich, H Behe Diadem, Benjam Schr J B Bleecker. E! and. hr Thomas A Ellis, —, a, Bedford. Schr Harriet, Sawyer, Providence. Telegraph, Coone, Providence. ‘A Read, Read, Providence. . Providence for r Elizabethport, rrison, Newman, Providence for Haverstraw, Sehr Peucinian, Turner, Tiverton for Baltimore. Sehr Geo F Brown, Denvil, R: Schr James English, Bolten, New Londo Schr Eudora, Anderson, Russell, —, Portland, fen Romeo, Fren Norwich = or Habethport SAILED Steamships Eagle, Saratoga, and Albemarle, Marine Disasters. Scur Grarxsuort (of Bucksport), Abbott, with a cargo of corn, from the Atlantic Docks, bound to Providence, while passing through Buttermilk Channel, on Tuesday, strack on the rocks and sunk. Her cargo is being discharged in = damaged state, and the vessel will soon be raised and go on the dock for repairs, Stoor Orxcox, Rhgdes, from Providence, is ashore om Srrausmir Toxawaxpa, Capt Teal, from New Orleans bound to New York, with a carge of ordnance stores, old muskets, &c, arrived at Fortress Monroe on the 28th inst, disabled, in tow of the steamer Marmion. left New Orleans on Sunday Boag od weather until Thar The Tonawanda rag 18th inst, and had ‘dhithea “suddenly, to NN! day Sitechoon a tee. veuruck tho Heelies tate Sara airansn turn tober when rleana, her in tow, fees Ls Bs in tow, 8 [onroe on Sunday morning. before a sea voyage cau be NLOVE, Stabe, ing arrived at t canis port rt_on the Bith inst, te SN TE of Buco, ile Brenton’s Reef, 18th inst, and carried awa and about tweniy feet of the rail and plan Scum AcENona, from Boston for Baltimore, into For- tress Monroe 28th inst, with loss of anchors Sa tenis tn ‘The John Parker, Lowther of St keri eight == pert fale. a. a ‘abou Pumps and found the ship ‘Tux New Yoru Mat. Sreausmir Company, having char- tered their steamer Morning Star to go to Braril, haveéub- stituted the Merrimac to leave in her place for New Orleans on Saturday next, the Sist inst, The Merrimac has been refitted, an upper cabin added, and her saloons are furnished with great comfort andelegance. She is an iron steamsbip, of nearly 1,800 tons measurement, is very fast, and Was large carrying capacity, with light draught of water. ‘he freight which has been taken for the Morning Star will be trans- ferred to this steamer, Passengers may also apply at the office of the company to have their tickets transferred. Puxsentation or 4 Fiag—The London Shipping Gazette of the 10th inst says:—Captain 8 L Spencer, af the Ameri- can packet ship Danicl Webster, has been predented with a ensign by ladies and gentlemen of Vonders “Oup Scnoon—Last week there i the cheers of 6 great, multitude, the bark Truelove. the only vessel ——— ry ei ito the Davis Straits’ whale fi the command of € love nder is Sincctaiea wrth the iq is one of the oldest vesse. delphia, United States, 1 ntations from wi uch itich, vessel, About. half the long at in the whale fehery trade.—Lon- is consequently which sho was built was one of the taken for the baild Wife of the Truelave has been 4 trade, but she wae formerly in the don Times, Mareh 14. Bark Laconia, of Boston, 206 tons, 1847, has been purchased by parties in'New Bedford for the whaling business, Notice to Mariners. Woon's Hour, March 27—The South ont TLightebh for in ¥ Ineyard Round ix built at Medford in yrutably the Nantucket New 8 Phi Howland. veusel, to render what assistance in needed.) Ream, heme Spoken—A ship showin, ite One, ‘a red border and letter B in centre, Jan 30, Spo! Eagle, from New Poe or Pensacola, March 23, lat Foreign Ports. wrwenr, March 10—Sid LL Hall, Davis, Havana. Ait rrom Flushing. ond Frank York: Eliza Relgusaine, i Yates, Westward (and ald F, Holmes, do (and sid 18th Fart booker Tufts, Eastward (and sid Feb I for rren White, Lang, Eastwrard, iru MW Dodges Git! We ‘kington. h ih, Worl Reenen. March 13—Arr Atlantic (s). Hoyer, NYork. Ronpeavx, March 10—Sid Hansa, Bancatona, March 8Arr San Antonto, Duvall, New Or- napiaar, no date—Arr Western Belle, Valentine, Liver. PRcenoe Arara, Jan “apy 4 Wicke, New Orleans. Carver, for Yorn, Ide; bg a Non: ¢ gS Br Wise he en Charen (2, iiiction for Boston, rare Lia ead a ing do, Crari Boston, ioe aa oo oh iicerere We te: NYork soon: Normanby. Greenish, Yor Col Corrientes, few mig March S—Arr Schiller, Minenaman, NYork; 6b, Rremer, do. March bid Malaga, Bradberin ma Reval ‘Saxon, | a F wow wee March Yo-arr Constance, ry. Frist niin (and std for Rehn, Baltimore. ; yf Orleans? Arbitrator, r_ Allen, Ravannah: 13th, 'N ‘stetaon,’ Hurlbut, on Hughes. NYork; pa Stanwood. Fort Una, waivesion; W Moses, NOrloans; 17th, M ‘Vo: i oy Match arr clin (2), Billinge, York (and ent for do'same bat tout etd and Port ' cisco at eS epee March 9—Arr 2h. has "Seca, Mackay, Phita- $—Cld South Boston, Lane, NYork; Brook. Jobason, Cheri bon. Daniel Webster, sper ult £61 ber Latte 5 corr the ren ‘, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1866.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. SALES AT AUCTION, March I Hormanpax, March 10—Cld 1B 8, Wright, Raker, Liverpool, Byoxey, Jun 2—Are Queen ¢ ee the Seas Reed. RYork; 7th Armen SALE oe Saat ee i akin gah, Herman, Cruikshank, 36,000 TO 20,0003 TONS SCRANTON COAL ‘NYork, APRIL St Jom Jou N sarah "Arr ri aes Patrick, Glas- The Delaware, Lacks Taiesre, March reh 81 dio Kimball, Wosl, NYork Dany will hold’ theur thirty-f BoNe aia American vessel iu — Pons, March {eke Arietiaen” Bekman, Balti J ste Drew ont Gre Holt, Broek, i Jan 23, ‘26 Exchange street, New Y at which time JOHN H. DRAPER & CO., auctior 16.000 TO 20,000 TON! pret ovia 8 wea oh Tarbout ti ia SE cates each lot put up will be sold to the more 7 4 ce aa sol NEwburyport. “ld etn ne "Africa mas 7 scooent of Fl a ‘ie minarets s re tlockly. Liver” 0 ny ; Propontia (Br), Higgyason, do» Will be Tully manta Eset at the uae etal ha Maria, . Mobile; Alexande fray, Savan- nah, rg Fauhy Beda barks Pe see, Bans Pear. sieamer Fairbanks, New York; ships Nile. Ayl- ward, and St Joseph, oats’ bark, Elizabeth Gann’ (Br), Hain, Ardrossan, Steamer mer Glaucis, from New afier, at the 0. ail SALE A HALTIMOKR, rok a0 hee tab 3 aaiihathwait, 1 Boots AND SHOES. jte, Lony ND Boston, Cid schrs asia, 2 pain Van Name, ¥ Van Ni NYork, 2th—Arr steamer Kalorama, NYork. Cid schr Francis, ATOUTRESS pater 2% The threatening a ance of the weather has driven a large ‘feet of Weasels to 8 harbor in comprises principally Borthwatd bound renselay” The following are some of their naeeees yedohe Lanier m poeian pA Baltimore; Lf lerwin. for New York: Salta: BWillets aed Helen Mar, do for do; Kate J Rich, do for Baltimore; J Linsey, New ‘Haven for Nanso- mond: ‘Nansemond for 5 Typhon, Norfolk for NYor! jcDonuld, NYork for Balimre: NJ. Bray: ton. alors ria foe RYork; M Sewall Portsmouth, Nil tor at the 3131 of city and Eastern manufacture, of Baltimo n, Geo town. DO, for Hoxton: ‘OA table f tions of the Jenea 3 ‘N¥ark tor Balltmors; Storia Toiulea, Siete dcialogues on morning of Sule. 7” ranton one: os nat sic | PORTANT MEXICAN DOCUMI” nw Yorg, March iMrwystfth, auction wale of Roky: ', the 4th day of April, 1866, at Ran ink ee fresh mined fanantic Coal. of the byt} deliverable Secret Convention Between Napolec and Maximilian. ia Fak ‘h SpUNPRAMED Bxgeav isso C4 the British Bay rey Pul ‘come DY, consisting of tions ‘of works of the Mition three’ days bet Fine Proofs and choice modern, artits, part of fore pine as akon ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, SALE OF A ee EMBRACING WONKS OF Ma sale. ‘Terms—Fifty cents per ton, in. current funds, payable on the day of sale, and the wh the government tax of seven cents per ton, a pee fs funds, within ten days there- om TOLiN BRISBIN, President. MEXICO GOVERNED FROM PARIS Ite the Post iT COLLECTION OF THE aeaDina R. JUSTISON, AUCTIONEER. W. C. WHITEHOUSE will offer this day, at 10}¢ A. M., Maximilian a Puppet in Napo leon’s Hands. - on Tus ipveatnes 09 or guy a eee SO AND 31. AT THE sOMERVIL way, and fine ona of otadern 6 ‘Oil aia from ee Beropesn aad the tebsotes ones eminent ar SALESROOM, 38 CORTLANDT STREET, wi "oALLany, ABOUT 800 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORALS, SLIPPERS, &€., Sir Hugh Rose Asserting the Loyalt of the Irish Army. ALL GRADES AND SIZES, i A. etait on Dele vid Col. Kosierse.” F. NYork ‘or dot Henry P Simmone, Norfale for NYork;€ J Jones, Alexandria for New Bedford; GH ‘Grier. Boston for Mey od Ei pan for NYork; N ed at for ew are Til Geohard, Peters foe or Ni Nvon: ‘Gen n Sh ion for Boston; brig Hunter, Buktimore for Hallfax: faire thea, Norfolk for NYork; Minnesota, James River for do; Sarah J Bright, Bos- ton tor Georgetown, DC; Ci enead Shi Crier, James Ae for New Haven; N Jones, Ne ik ky n Vieit, NYork for Nanticoke; Mary Jane, New Haven} E Nichoison, Boston for Ballimore: Ree "Kirk, Boston for do: O P'Bimmis, James River “tor Ki ; Henry Hub- J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. 200 and 291, jolning the Collins Hotel, ‘The stores are to be one of the most valuable pro Hudso: river line of our city, peer | B WEST STREET PRO Me ggg No Taint of Fenianism Rest; Upon Them. ‘our story brick, and calculated for heavy storage. This is pertios for sale e bard, Washington for NYort: ‘Baker, an nom River for Boston: KW Brown, Gevegetown fo Sidney C Tuylor, do for Boston; Bank smith, Bultimare for Now Hed- ford: Crosley, Wilmington for NYork. ‘The following vessels not beforn reported have sailed froma. this hurbe Behrn Haren ios for Charleston; Kate E Rich ork for do; iH Burns, Wamington for NYores Lal rvette, jorfolk for NewYork; Ade- fine Te foment NGork for Chatiesion, IVER, Murch 25—Arr sehr Jonas. Sparks, Crow- tiers Baltanore’ Sid 27th, sch Fanny Moss, Davis, NYork. 5 GALE ESTON, sore it G pena, (Tharsday), Parlor, 1 Mari i W,7. Richards, of bhtiadelph ‘The above are now on ex! Interesting Debate in the Englis Bh with sei Parliament. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, MARCH o'clock, at No. 141 Mercer street, Bai ‘urniture, consisting of bar Counter, ation Gas Fixtures, Tables, Chairs, Cottage Bedstead, Bedding, Crockery and Glassware, sils, lot of Lumber, Partitions, Doors, BOGART, AUCTIONEER—FRIDAY, MARCH 80, AT + 1034 o'clock, at No, 71 Hester stree! rniture, mahogany Sofas, mah Mirrors; roses UCTION NOTICE.—CHARLES YOUNG, AUCTION. cer.—Large sale of elegant Household Furniture this da at 103 o'clock, | at the four story house No, Washington square, corner of Waverley place, consisting of ining Room and Chamber Furniture, elegant lor Suits, covered in the richest descriptions Ingrain Carpets, Ollcloths; also one elegant rosewood seven octave Pianoforie, with all modern improvements, cost Oil Paintings, Mirrors, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, pure Hair Mattresses, Silver Ware, Grockery ‘and every ar- Rauge, Gooking Ui Our Paris Correspondence. Paris, March 12, 1866. Important Secret Convention Between Napoleon and Mazi- milian—French Officials Managing Mexican Affairs, Ucle necessary for housekeeping.” Competent men in at- fanre er, NOrleai “uark Ora “Bn tendance to cart, pack and slip gods purchased at this re oui OL March 4, PM Arr brigs Anne D Tor | or oe bi BC, for Beton, Crowley, UCTION NOTICE. Riley, se For for do; scbes Witch pert Harte Jacksonville ton; Billow, Plerce, Elizabethport tor do; White Bea, New York for do; Whitney Long, Hay jo Balimore for Portland; Ellen Forester, Warren, do for maaton; Louisa Gray, Bord, Philadelphia for Quincy Point; © D Horton, Dalton, NYork for St John, N! 2ih—Arr bark Kichund Irvin, Auesbury, Bueses Ayre for Boston; beige M Bbepard, On Vook, Omos| via a? for do; LM Merritt, Berry, lad for do; schrs E &L Maris, Marts: Sidney Price, Godfrey, and A M Aldridge, ‘Soe THURSDAY, MARCH 29, Attention of buyers is invited, Catalogues and summples now rend ‘and In, Bid Carpe ond leas 1d There has just come into my hands, in the most m; Kitchen | 'Purniware, © i - mr rious manner, a most important document, which I has- ten to send you. It is an authontic copy of a convention, as yet ke secret, which was recently concluded in Mexico betwe Louis Napoleon’s Minister there, M. Dano, and Maxi- — milian’s Secretary of the Treasury. It seems the number of the French officials detailed to carry on the so-called pabiee Chairs, ey Stoves, ery, Glassware, &c, BOGART, AUCTIONEER—SATURDAY, MARCH 31, at 0g oa ‘clock, at the auction rooms No. 1 North Wil- rge ‘assortment of Parlor, . Bedroom, Di Furniture; Lounge, Hair Mattress, LARGE, SPECIAL bag ATTRACTIVE SALE 00 CASES OF STRAW Goovs THIS D. INCLUDING. ALARGE AND CHOICE VAKIETY OF NEW Goops. En ondan OuN a VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. TOPPING’ CO., Auctioneers, sae ae he sell at auction, on Friday, March Philadelph for Boston. jo arrivals, In port the above arrivals, and those before reported, MOBILE, March 22—Arr bark Manito’ eer hia: achr Annie Lewis, Steele, NYork: Cid AAL n, Farr, Liverpool; bi A YGwiand. Rowland, Care denis; ‘chr Mary Farleigh, Cook, Havana vis Pensacola. rr brig Sportsman, Ginn, NYork; schr Mary Stand- taht Rick, Boston. Ofd bark U 5. Rogers, Ballard, ‘ports in Cubs; sehra 14 A Johason, Tuthil, do; D' 8 Warner, Hotg- ae Trinidad, Stic, Ct, March 27—Arr schra Pawnee, Roath, Phil- aoe SALE, on FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1866, express wagon, government of Maximilian is so great, and their term of service is to be so prolonged—namely, for five years from the 20th of September last—that it has become necessary to arrange a special convention to fix their rate of pay and prescribe their position. In fact, it 1s evident the whole machinery of administration in Mexico is only a branch of the administration at home or in France. : CARRI AGE. B —. 1 Horses, very desirable ior family use, Also ir of cream-colored Mares; abroad. A varie: jes; pone (marron sets of new and 1, &c. NO postponement on account of AT 12 M. Corner of Coltimbia and Baite streets, Brooklyn. geXing Horses. two horse Truck, 1 ainglé Truck. 2 double ns, onl two Al sev pep sets Sof double and single Harness; all in 7 order, Horses do not exceed 7 years old, and are warranted sound and kind, Among thei isa nice gray team, suitable for an ‘aral su eral Ba fee he ae a ty of new aed cond “y i ONLEANS: March nace Heamshipe Brent . qilarch 21—Arrateams wen! Siar, Quick: NVork vin Huvanes Menecter Wittman wee York; shij RO Winthrop, ‘Stewart, Havre bark Sandy Hook, Barstow, ww York; schrs M A Rich, ‘Wetherspo ool, Boston; Alice Lea, Herring, New York. Below bark albino, Waller from Tamlash. At quarantine, steamship, Cuba, "Wilson, from Baltimore bark Fanny, from Matanzas; brige Eaton, from Hi 34 from. Meroe a Ruatan (Be), fom. Beaten, rete steamship Montgomery, Fifork; park Chas Brower, Dermot, Matanaas; sel du , Harwood, Ragua, Mead cArr nleamntp Gen Grant, Holmes, Now York: shipa Persia, Doane, NYork; Thos llarward, Strickland, Lit Bon Fila (Fr), Privat, Bordeaux; schr Talbot, Packard, Gam: gen, Me. Below stesinenip ity Hunterilie, Crocker, from New York. Cid ao 1, Matanzas; Louise (Mex), McPherson, h—Arr steamship Star of oe. Asta) Blanchard, NYork. Sid ig ctaamahip Veto: — Gates, New York. h 24— ATE pty rod 8 penne Kon Kemp. Indiana, Pere Wellatioets E A Lom! bw] Jowoph "Frankl Henkine oat’ Bn con ‘Cooper, NYork, Sid schr PI Seaman, NYork Both are schra Mery Cole, Becker: Baxter; RCA Ward Walste: We ‘Sims; Bae Beckere yw srmingen, Wukeee, Wie eee Mele, apd John Ferris, 8t John, NYork; Marietta ‘Seah ty ; low .Haven, NuWwaUnYront, March 26—Arr schr Life Boat, Reed, NEW BEDFORD, March 27--Sld achra Thomas B Smith, Sipplean), Sargent, ird Cea between Carpets, Mirrors, Wardrobes, H Deposit req superb ‘frst class’ Furniture, trade, and consisting of an unusual fi log ‘Thursday. my ire, ‘with secret draws, &c.; now on exhibit peck eae at residences of Bowker (from NYork; Wm H weary portunity for housek EW POR March, 26—Ary_schre Catharine Thomas, | Sleeaat held Pepniture’ xt 119. Went E give NYork'tee Sanawich: Emeline Taig! yee do fot fesen Fithang pBixth avenues will be REST of hi aaah and I ret 2284 taewo0 VE PL tay. Ba eres for §TOOL AND cova. CORE "ada 5 ‘Adelaide, Pork. elegant rone: Boarded, owing to a for Boston ‘ve Yar- | Table Cutlery, dc. Sale positive, rain or shine. or saben Sui, Ba Baker, do Xow York; mw Mazo, Calais for veTIon PRICE, IN CASH, OR THREE BRUS- ; ae ™ Cheeee alien; Carpet y yards in each; Felons rath i et ‘O'R’ Robinson, Berry. Yortiand Aci Ynghala Carpets, Brose and ¥ oe for Baitimore; Splendid, Barlow, and EJ eTkunell, aa how; @ round and fack: Kinawich ih for NYork; Ainerican ‘Eagle, Shaw, for Odwcske foe. wala marble top Hat Stand, one walnut . wut Lounge in green we March 26 —Arr schre C; Rockine ne AN, ‘Mice “Soran patent: Ei Borom | fut Fae ting as dp, earch ‘Can Jones. Ellzabethpart; Jane. do: JG Baldwin, do: sloop We: | iron Bedstead and M: Jom a eid ae ems te nd Masiresaes, de. all in ne order. apie March Z1—Arr, sehrs © Fantanezi, Borthwomt corner " 7 of Fy i tre stroc and Bath rent ‘venus, Baker, aud WP Garrison, ( tou; Deborah Jones: | This convention plainly indicates two noteworthy ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN. FRA Kt 10 o'ctock A.M,” at. the Cental Balestoome, Witloughby, corner of Pearl street, brooklyn, rosewood big? Borin’ Pianos, Bureaus, Bedsteads, A LBERT, B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.—S8ECOND Hand Furniture, Carpets, ao. A. B. WALDRON a, on rae at auction, on day, Sr 20, at oP Fird—That Maximilian’s so-called gavernment t es sentially a French government, inasmuch as it is not onky sustained by French bayonets and French money, tut also administered by French officials spoc‘ally detailed’ for that purpose from their departments at home, and | for the prolonged service of five years, Second—That the occupation of Mexico by Louis Na- poleon is to be prolonged, notwithstanding all his assu- Fances to the conirary, There could be no right or ex- cuse for such manifest interference in the administration of Maximilian’s government upon any other hypothesis, and it is evident that Maximilian could not, with any re- gard for bis own dignity as = monarch, permit these en- croachments on the administrative branches of his gpv- ernment for s single moment if he was not a mere streets, mahogany Sot fas and Guus in’ hair clothe Tal Chairs, reases, Bedi bo Card Table, Grock: rote Velvet Bae ther ¢ Carpets, “Oil Clothes MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, judre.—At 10 o'cloc of Bureaus, Tal LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER — Av ais Furnitures AOB WALDRON & Corsi aoe = Rees aucuon, gn Friday, March 3 a4 1 ir Bok ae reap try col Goods, ‘Stockings, 5 Handberchlefe: Ba Bee, ae ae, SSIES SRD Geta ore ERM ER PRLS SN AWNBROKER’S SALB.—GEO. LEWIS, AUCTION. cer, will sell on, Thursday, March 2, at 25 Chatham large ble assortment of Gold and Silver LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.—SUPERB Counter, &c.—A. B. WALDRON & CO. will sell at auc- irda ‘Si, at — at Wi welry, Pi o'clock. a ee UCTION BALES ‘A Roun A' tre engereeen 18 Prepared, as hereiators, Woah to give SALES Rs HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = SOURNEAY. Auctioneer, office No, 6 Pine street, Alsnreoral NOTICE.—E, pore... AUCTIONEER.—AN Sony, , at i 2, a Gey SOHN RELLY, Sherif AMUEL WYNN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THI8 DAY, "ab 433 Peart mee 0 pouas of Hg WITTERS., AUCTIONEER—W streets, the the! Harare, tetas, feof th ost ine at iee Lid ter ave othe, Tables Tubes, ‘Ghaits, “C cia ie itr ‘iat ay and M_ WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, clock, at ihe corner ate all the 8 L Stevens, Stadiey, Glouecster; Black Dia- oung, New Haven.” Cid big Harry Virden (oem), sehr Golden Now Hod: fords Teavelt, Racket Henderson, and J H soit Gallagher, New aren bert hang rh Mathie and sivaple Ino (aren sti, ner 3 Ainiy), ate walt aad sper 8 ra Cake, ote Olleloths, Kitchen Utensils, &e. SE ae “ oq] CC —— ah a, Kenny. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON FRI. Korie c 3 Erickson, Davis, Stonington: T Tarier, Hem D. h 30, at n ‘Mon pS rier, Frazier, St Sir , Maveretran 1, Frazier, Selman Salem: F Edwards, tare comming “man hay wy Adams nner and ire, Mirrors, © eetalon i Cranmer, Newbury port Crowell, Stevens, 28ih—Arr barks John Boulton, NYork: sehr Gilbert Green, do, PO Maroh 26— Reais French, ned or itchen aren Fe and Utensils, Bifirn |. ¥. THEALL, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEIIOLD heeiture, iy a o ett ee $ Renda its shall have the Thapes wey is wh fe lowing rates :—Three dol- Plate Mi Glace, and hice she nee Bre Sista Vetere to that which the; a daily compensation at the day to those who receive fixed salaries of fift-en franca a year; four doliars irs Rea iat Ly ht s house, cs ‘at 282 South Seco ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, | OFFICE al = nt |W on 4 Tables, asele, Three. ply and a ingraia Ger 1a x4 larneas, allin good order, sud are warranted sound and kind. 1 Coal th | Wagons 1 Coal "Gar Not exceed 7 years Among them 18 & nice gray teat, suitable for an express Din Room Tab) i scat tine ‘and Glass VINCETOWN. March a B Hamitton, eeROY iCETO larch G—in t bark C fami from Cardenas for Portland. ih #ROVIDENCE, March 27—Arr steamer Electra, Nye, New York; bark George H Jenkins (Br), Doty, Ardrossan; schre D BURKE. AUCTIONEER WILL § SELL ON FRIDAY, ‘+ March 80, at 11 o'eeck, the Stock and Fixtures of ter and Dining * Saloon Eighth avenue, ook Axtures and a general outhy; also the lease of the "| Ganrerivas.” Ottoman, Dodge, and Emm ‘ ws. Below sehra Wide ‘rom are eimont, Orr, and Grace Girdle, Smith, crow Bal IDWARD SCHENCK, AU E ELEGANT CABINE? FG YY ORDER ¢ BY ED’ Union, Averill, New York. Sid schrs Hye: EDWARD ce ry River, Tomorrow, 90th Inst. at 10h o'clock. nt Ria sale salesroom, 60 evenne, Liberty street, « large and elegant assortment of first clase Wert, and Furniture. made for best clty trade, removed for convenionce rie. laverseraw ork. of sale, comprising it rosewoed Pi its an brora. nia® FRANCISCO, Arr ‘sup. “Carlise (Br), tel, black rain do fn plush and reps, " row Liver SAVANNAH, March rr steamerd Veteran, Stannard, | Iwiwkinut und take clement reece and'Missontl, Lovelands Nvork d—Arr brig Tangent, Chandler, Boston; schr Grace Clif. Duis, New Orleans.’ Below sir Anna B Bima, Hammond, Baracoa. At Quarantine, chr EC Latham, Jordan, Matan: zas, Old schr Ridgewood, Derrickso jon, walnut and’ enamelled Chamber robes, aries, Turkish Lounges and C! gant variety of first class without reserve, MISCELLANEOUS, NOTHER CURE —1t MULLAN, E8Q., or, JM GRAND, oe street, Williamsburg, has ‘beda completely cu & violent ‘attack of rieumatien by one bout CALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY, and isting to stato his case to any person who will call at the above address. A ~CORNS, BUNIONS, PAISFUL JOINTS, INGROW. o ius hee Tender Feet, Ae. gered by using BRIGGS’ Curative, by druggists, RRicd: Surgeon Chiropodist, 08 8 Broadway; eralige ‘at 920 Broadw: of French Cuaret, Hook invited tis aa AAA A.—-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Id and silver. New York. — RANDRETHWS PILLS—THE GREAT APPROVED PUR. gative, The BRANDRETH PILLS remove in an almsst imperceptible manner all noxious accumulations, and purity lnvigorate the blood: they do not expose those who use to danger: their effects are as certain a they are alu. tary. They are dail administered, in infancy, qoute, Manhood an in the most criti’ fal and delicate circ Rappelyea, of Monmouth county, N. Wriths: <I was trowbl vy ‘Jenu- ary tan, wah commences (or several days, and took ten 4 of calomel obtain relief, I ean supposed ye a saverodiarrhons cot im, which my media ieal_ at: tenduat found it inposaible to arrest urity came 4 nodal Tainted hearty, with fe appetite. You sh, his, abrincinal ofles, Brandreth ANDRETH'S PIGLS are sold by IVORCES OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBLICITY IN this sid other States; are legal everywhere, and no fee until the decree is obtained. ¥. 1. KING, Counsellor t Law, ‘335 Broadway. ———— IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB. lieity, for any cause allowed by ay: wees feo till divorce te obtained; consultations free. M. HOWIS, Attor- ney and Counselier, No, 78 Nassau street, OPSRRERPERS, oor {HERE You 6 CAN Boy 1 » at Thorns ew's, 208 and S02 Greenwich ee, 60 net of Murray street a t 150. rib, Splendid new crop iI per Ib. Coffee Ibe. to Ber tua'eeerything else at greatly redwend price meee OMTLAHERG'S GERMAN yee ARI nly yd enre, without the slightest ies, tia Wounds, rot enees, ae. itheum, Ail Bou sod Skin win 8 Bowery, and by all principal pieture of the Roe! egomns, Petiko te fine Cablaet, Piet TAMMERING 18 CURED BY BATES PATENTED +) lirize Scientific Applianess. |For pamphlet, and draw Inge describing the same address puimpson o., 27 West Twenty-third stroet, of box 5076 Post ofice. AVELLERS EXPECTING TO VISIT PARIS THIS season, on application to ns will be provided with letters of introduction wo our Paris, qstabllahment, 39 rue d'taut- Pilarrbich whey can Taate the dapat fort archaea. whieh will be taken char enced hands, and 6)ij at wo (90 ao Ronda, NS EWSPAPERS. «6 IDENTIAN BROTHERHOOD? —OUT THs DAY LET. wrt ho eo Bit Walter Seott in Tretand, 1. ¥. Meagher, “Emigration no Secremy, Miner ita tracer 2. DEVIR, No.3 raakiia square, r a. Shure. BROWN, yy el m from 8A. M. to6 PM nein on ans to the one nui 0 P, A LARGE ASK ASSORTMENT ER, Wrake VURNITURE. ih ‘o wactever paskion the Bvéadrapiats r, in Mexico they shall continuo to belong to their administrations. They shall be entitled to gradual motion, Loong = btpengiteee of service to which OF JOHN CROSSLEY & SON’ TATESTRY BRUSBELS, HARTFORD AND 10! etek, EX SUPER THORALE AND. THREE. PLY, AT CORRESPONDING. Pic he BOUK, No, 8 FOURTH AVENGR, OVELTIES IN SILKS AND ARTICLES, AU BON MARCHE, nd 137 Rue du Bac, corner of Ladies Visiting Paria Chases elsewhere, visit thi pp gd every 7 poveliy, of the Te gy of the present convention. Ant. 6. The commission or patent granted to a French agent b: the Mexican goverument shall give him neo fand olner elegant Furniture, the whale compelung: g00ds, and to be his term of service fifty per cent above ite agenta sent to Mexico shall only re- can alary ly yet in 4. ‘To entitle him to ‘ico shall be it ecvet ec ceive their on duty in France t! i. norway. at — furniture ean be kept free of sorage until foging oe Lyi RS AND COUNTRY ou wil tn te ger pont mock, of isbn “a ity, Observe—Now 4 ww: 7 fi fe ay lowers and Suse PARISIAN hy! mye PANY Morea HILLIER RESPECTFULLY wren with har TF ‘RS, AR, L— een wil oo Lane. haa wat tne owe tale new patuones :TED fear net E} will recelve the Broadway, Store above Twenty-sith street. af itiathe 2 winthreah wer he 2—MRS, OTTO summer stock of i > Fi as THE BALL SEASON. j i ChB over or OF COMPANY F, SPI a, seen 5 g Rize x38, at the same time again celebrated VOLCANO. OF }P COTOPAXL THE THREE ray ae qnarry, aY a; BY MOONLIGAT, the mate pleture to SHES renaan by the Raninn r =a a - on and Laas en ee, mth.