The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1866, Page 5

NEW JERSEY POLITICS. Great Exeitement Over the Senatorial Contest. . Mr. Scovel Still Holds Out Against an Election. SKETCHES OF THE PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES. &e kee ko Our Trenton Corres cudence, ‘Tussrox, April 2, 1866, NO BLECTION OP SENATOR, ‘The question of reallirming the election of Mr. Stock- ton, or tlre selection of some one to succeed him iu ube Senate of the Congress of the United States, being still ‘a subject" inviting general public attention, the lobby and galleries of this chambor wore particularly well marked with spediators, some of whom were Indies, ‘On the reconvening of tho Sonato at cight o’sluck to- night a little over one hour was consumed in transacting . Ordinary biisiness, when an adjournment took place till ‘to-morrow morning. One little incident ocourred during the procecdings which was particulariy relished by those interasted inthe Senatorial contest. Ono mouber, in urging tho passage of o bill, remarked that he did this because the Legisla- ture might adjourn sine die in forty-eight hours; where- apon the Presideut of the Senate, Mr. Scovel, remarked that he need not think an adjournment would take place so 800n, This romark was set down somewhat as an in- dication that Mr, Ecovel was still sound in hig conserva- tive posttion, and that hence the election of a United States Senator this term was still in grave doubt, CANVASSING THE SENATORIAL QUESTION. Indeed, the Senatorial question—of which there has Deen and ts still being so much talk and no littlo excite- mont among tho poliiicions of New Jersey, Pounsylva- aia and Washington—is becoming a very complicated ailair; not only grave national interests are concerned, «but itaportant State inierests are involved, It ts being reduced toa position a) to whother Ponusylvania sual rule ie subject or not—whether New Jorsey has money enough to elect a r of her own free choice. La in view the nwt the Corn Ex- yhia haa offered thirty thou- sand dollars for bir, nticil's election, Mr. Cattell being «tue President of said <ustivation. POLIIOAL LISTORY OF THs SEVERAL CANDIDATES. In a despatch préviously sent to the Henan, ‘your correspondent icierred’ brieily to the pe sunnel and political history several candidates belure the Legiz\ature for toe Uniied ptates cenatorial nemnation. d have somo additonal facts, and as there is no do. bt how that Mr. Scover 1s fimeelf’ a candidate for tue oilice in question ‘hey wili be read with interest, Ur, Scovel at ihe age of seventeen graduated at Hano- yer Colloge, mlocisus, of which inetitution Lis father, Rov. Dr. reovel, was Piesid-nt Alier graduating be Faslded two years in iewiessce, Where he {anght school. -n 1882 he came t Jersey and studied law under Abrabum Browainy, ral of the State, Mr, Scovel’s grandiath ox, Was in Cougresig:n 1330, from the aad suiet where he (James M. Scovel) How resides. ‘The party who 18 now attracting #0 mich attention was oriyitn'ly m Douglas democrat, and at che present time your correspomdent is perfectly well as- sured in saying that Le is a iiddie man, one who does not favor the wild yeh wes of* the red.cals wor the preju- dicaa and party tririg res of thy ultra democrats, and he Proposes tu politics iwatters to pursue a middle course, one which will be con istent with the political require mente of the hour ¥ituuut regurd to party interests. This being 60, We canvut seo how he can avoid support- ing President Jedutes,'s reconstruction policy, wiiich is the only policy that will bring about permaaent recon- struction, Of Mr. Cattell, we learn that be was born in Salem couuty, ‘and that be lived there several years, He was defeaicd (or the New Jereey State Seoate, ‘and after. waids removed to Fliladelphia, He has been living in Camden about tour years; but being most of his time in Philadelphia atteuding to’ business there, it is held by pastimes that be is not a suliabie person to send to Congress a8 a United Sia.es Senator trom this State, It uw remarked among (hose who are discusaing the stock- tou afiair that Mr. (uitel, ever since his defeat for the Romiuation of Governor in the State Republican Con- vention, has been esyayed in directing hs attention to Mr. Stock!on, and has been personaily attentive this matter at ‘Washington on the floor of both branches of Pongroes, Of this matter persoually your no knowledge—he simply gives what reper Scovel lias buen persecuted during Oday: yn ely od y fue at Cain. s Lo eg ‘ts nagatited by a brigadier goueral of mil The ater: mpt to turn him out of a complete isilure, and tho assault met the the Tn the year 1808 bany with —. hem with a view ton permanent re-idence thero, and ‘being then a lad just entering lis teens, he toh the altention of Arhivala Mcintyre, then Comptroller of tho State of Now York, wi was oven member of the Lexis- lature of that Stato, and one of the presidential electors who voted for William Henry Harrison. Ho resided and mingled fr@ly with bie fellow sitinoney was a favorite, Among other marks of re- = oe was honored through the election Of his associaies with soveral commissions in the mul which at that time held a high reputation Gir chatacler and discipline, For two years, he was ye ‘one of the elect non of Jersey City, and, after- wards, (rec times civeted Mayor under the city Rae errs ed's re cloct on, Ho-was ove of the two trustees for the reorgup zation of the Erie Belicendy. toy re go his sign atore to wuilions of dollars in id a ower the world. Ho te stilt se ncuve icin scoeeey ‘aud refvaed 11) ofice of Comptroller with « @f five thousand dovare, and is now and has been (or years one of the Vio Presidents of the Amor Tnatitnte of New York, He was in tho same gre: wil oln ond Jobneon, He received the Commissioner of Castoms from President be doch nateeann Chinen snedovernaty ew ach Si Stockton and Me. Cattell wre absent from Trenton to-night. The hotels are now well filed with rangers, wost of whom, it {s auld, are porns Fe froma fhe neighboring owns! ips, Washington, ang other THE COS) ROTICUT ALRETION, An finportant ive: aiioat here b¢ that Connecticut ine en For | ime reason to democrats are quite rina thy that snelt a result will very To-morrow sooty tae ‘Mr, Stoekton's care. cted moar stpogens il be made te by wboule is ths Legislature ianovens entirely President Of a bank tn Plitadelphin, We Cannot gel a man phi eo FM, rdemey. | 3 Whenever any vory important ‘eubject 19 introduced 1 ja which the people of the State are whether the Sta'e is really vy a territory held in partner: York and i ahip by the States of nnsylvania. chan. our railroad accom: poy << 4 is siatare or Congressmen, ro whole hiveof speculators of politicians in th» » joining ’ to our territory with money or over inila- en to bear upon the partierlar pomt im ques Hon. The tpublicans of Vuiladelpiia, led on by the President of the Corn Excbange Bunk, take Wort Jerrey under their while the ro Ye Ton by hewers wlio ‘rom’ on of Now York, ted on “ers whe (room! 1 fre gereey 5%. take controt of Beot Jersey. The repab- soe of ibe Biate, whe have not 8 fark of mn er ht, a vory fine arrangemen i a wer 3 Jigh'ed woth it last fall that they ons polities! cheling races in New York and Phia- pple and publicly advertioed the {net in their own pa- pom. OF course we cabot complain If the republicans dro willag 0 aelh tyeie judependeuce for a considera the 8, bat we submit (Lat this erg og syeophanecy to the monoy power of there large States ts something ttmt wever the bighstoned tence of the ¢ hie» . Before the com: Manting di-nity ae “Dickiamont, Walls, Vrooms, sicekions and Dayton such — politi intermedd ‘ary li to rere, New Grass Sate milecd; hat we regret that the events of & Year past chow tet va od Lonvink of Seuleate; 66, Homer the poliieal man ders, erercisor hen Trokits, ‘welder berrel tapped at both ends." ABother Rees nan arvele ter ting on the same mat. before turn * pl tor, say a “ nt week will prokobly be Go most excttl on + ot fee ean sion. ‘The Seuateriel question @uturally stirnet a large Wimler Of people to the capital. yer! ‘wiiat will be the reeult, Me eat tee wide ing My, Sorel Wht & m fen iv the moat heated eaten him wiih poiitical hoe wen to tholr prints im a most unen- fro e! pl et to regerd there assaults Ey He few that he ts manatee of the ne Rae, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 2864—WITH SUPPLEMENT. days or hours with re Cordes some of the curious cle;aents of this afar, We hope the republicans wilt elect a eon- sorvalive Ian—one WhO Will susiain the President, and them they will do honor to Srameslves and rebuke the | iogialasion i ae bed Stovens & Company to control the | Billiards. | MB, DION OFYERS TO PLAY THE THREE STANDARD | GAMES WITH MB. ROMRATS. To THE KOIOR OF THR MERALD, Monrnnas, ©, B., Maren 29, 1896. Having seen in your paper of the 27th inst, a comma- nication from Mr. Jobm Roberts, purporting to accept challenge issued by me seven months ago, you will please allow mo to state in return that, so far from accepting my proposition, which was to play any in the world the throe siandaid games—viz; tho English, the French and the Amorican, Mr. Roberta takes up one-third of It only. The American game named by him is not the American gaine 05 understood Amer can players, bat an exceptional mode of play. * go —— speciality of the Ameri an player, and has no moro right to prohibit it (ond he vireually does by barring the eee than I would have to exclude from the ‘nglish game “playiug off the sput,” which is said to be Mr, Roberts’ chief excellence. am not an advocate of the (oan sk” any more than “spot bali ; Seak'en- ih fo peobobaee standard Amcica 1am compoited co play st in order to keep pace with my neighbors, Rare Md Ee Dey. ie games proposed, ‘t ‘s no ach of us ‘would win one, afd Mase st tks close just where we wore boi ced tpl JOEPH DION, E4gsten Beavices at tas Cuvncn or Gr. Pavt.—Last night o very interesting little cantata or cperetta, com- posed by the Roy, Alfred Young, was performed at the Church of the Paulists, in Fifty-ninth street. It was en- titled “ Alloluia,’” and the dramatis persona: conalsted of @ number of the children of that ih, each carrylug & email banneret, with an IN dr evice, nite Hy by au eabiem. The three Marys, the angela, Sainia Peter, Paul, Joh:, and the other apoaties, the Catholic Cuurch and the Nineteen Centuries were the characters repreeent- ed, Tho scens at the sepulehro was admirably rendered by the children, the singing of Mary Magdalen Deing 04; cially fine, ‘tue procession around the interior of chureh forined a very Plovsiug sight, Of the d-amatis persone bei he 1 dress of each ing to some extent conform- able to the character represented. Rey. A. Young acted ag orgunist and Rov, Fathers Walworth, Hecker | and tho other clergymen of that order «rected tho | children, A vory large congregation was presout and | seomed to regard the movements of the children with | muci interest and delight. MAILS FOR EUROPE. 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Proot Safes—Large assortment, Murray street, corner of College place. Grover & Baker's First Prem? Ela tie Stiteh and Lock Stitch Sewing Mochines, 405 Broadway. maeanacns tant Company .— Howe fewt Machin ‘eoldent, No, €29 Broadway. Agents ELIAS HOWE, Jr wanted. « hers Magic On. tans are dovited to teat tts esticoey tm all cases of ng of the spinal Column and ail de. and tbe Glands. it bas bev wand ader the personal supervision of 1 Raperimental proof - fh one pe tse we pre ae sate by alk ar drnggicte. Price 0 ennte, Remove homas Reym rnd has Me- Spas 1 be prepared to wal a French and Mogieh there, Ornaments, “Take Them All, On. Wawatha! A! RATIVE “take * ry, and he thes eet MAL ee eR a pees w iret be aig com or) irene! — a) we ers rom énn . ati Leno a ering, 2 Whe se Witte Vexe i —"e Mosrine sud Bustoolole Mochly... No, 5 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. __ SHIP PIN 'G NEWS. Thveaeds ~sonm April @, 1860. keeger= Dx one ae Febcuary 24, Bo. Wort of New Yor oot, - uxp H. Woon, of this © Jota, wecond danghter | of Robert De Co: Bion Steamship Turis (ir), ake = nah Lusi Stamay. eg are » ee be Bteamship Sex Gull, Fish. Batiimora—J | residence of tho Drde's father, oy the tev. Witten Ee Taylor, Putladalphta. Moore, 0: Hem; Wresan W. Lourie, of Sta Coun , to Puneie adan iter of D, 8 Soaman, aq, of Jerueatem, Long island.” No carda. xt Bake: it, A‘apuloo— Meroe Sess pce Tek Apia cr Ae Magiaione (Brem), Henke, Quoonatowst for . PSiieah Cappo (Deteh), Swift, Maranham aud Cea “*— Died. oat ArKINs.—At Westfleld, N.J., on the morning of Mon- | LE Aimsiack. day, Apri 2, Carmatia Tanmace, wife of DF. Atkins, a tee cores (Br), Wilson, Demarara via Norfolk—Brett, Sex the sleeps in peace; yes, sweetly sloops; Brig Howard, Smith, Havana—J FW n rar & Co. weer aero re ail ars 9'6 Brig Fannio Lincoin, Gellins, Cardenas=Miller & Hough. Bhe's found the heavenly sore, tos Sumt Lindsay, Wilton, Guantenamo—! Funeral ‘rom the Ro‘ormed Duteh church in ee ton. . Ie weRserutbny ‘on Wednesday, at twelve o'olook, Brig Mary Le Biate (Br), Grimes, St Johns, NP—-B F rgd SRocton (Bi), Gouch, St John, NB—D R DeWolf & CoS Alex Nickola, Konebrook, Apalnchioola—Young & me On b day, April 1, at Philadelphia, Pures, Wun pri at i i wie Phitp H. Briggs, forz:riy of this oity, in toe ‘78th year of her Her reinains be bt to Brooklyn for inter ment. Further notice ps, "8 a paper ie’ 4 ma, Keith, Bet ay nner & Brown, Cansy.—-On Thursday, March 29, rig » Duncan, Bort Roy: Bole Caufton (br). Jolsinin, Naseat 7 hevalaon Bebr L ards, Line, Forna: nad “Abbott. eke Watt Howard, Washington, NO—Dinble ene Franklin’ Bell, Hoinan, Wilmington, NC—1! Sehr © G Cranmer, Cranmer, Bosufort—Van Brunt & Telegraph, Toole, (etn e—Thayer & Sargent. ARR) City of Tore Ue! = lungs, Eowarp Caner, ow Ttionhota Snag Otsego Sogn. N. aged 2, Apa Cannicn, Jerse) ‘Room, Maxcaret Louma, wie tian, Men big e poe og yp pa ton o'clock, NINGHAM. Monday, o Manganer Cunmonax, tu the 48th year of her age. ‘The friends and roisdvos of tho family are respectfully her late reeidenee, Wort! favited to attend the fu neds, Laverneat March No, 3} Moosovalt Breet, io Wedpoeday aftornovn, at two | che Greenman. arch 2 Ta Spates ba Silkanoy papers | gs a Ra City ot Wash bugien, hence for Lae tines, Jancis K Contax, pabsianbcaiel! Py) Marrey, Vera Cras March 3, vie oo eet Ms with mdse ahd’ peusongerss WeGehe a ‘Tho of his brothors-in- Star, Now Orleane pai pg ted'c. Mn OrLeary, Me Bite Vin taste esa asecaners te Bassec h sfieenten, so-enestateak; toms Serta, with itoe pein 197 Bast Fitueth between Second. and rd avenues, TH® remains will be conveyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment, rusts. On Monday, Pai 2, Hayy R., only son of Leonard H. and Sarah 5. Church, aged 30 years. The relatives and frionds of ihe family aro invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No, 88 Woat Twenty-seventh street, on Weduemlay afternoo at two o'clock, without further notice, The remains w ve taken to Statnford, Conn., for interment. Demcont.—On Sunda; morning, Aprii 1, at the resi- dence of her ‘Mother, No. 216 East Sixth atevct, Many & the beloved wifé of James Driscoil, in the 3lst your (er age. ‘Tho reluiivos and frionds of the family are most re- Ro i Foe ka y Ferris 8 Go. Lot inst tet 3, =, spake veh ‘tut vir Baker, from Matanaas for New da} Mt stoamships Geo, Cromwell, ‘Gria, "oad i Livingston, and Mlasourl, 2 yore ony, West, Charl@ston, with mdse and passengers ts Arthur Leh ‘Stoansahip Albermarie, Marne Norfolk, with mdse and on N talk, with mdse and passen- Tthanehip, Wilmington, NO. Ship Srakater (ot Boston}. Nertoe Paquina, Dee 15, with fatindor Hodson. | Crowed the Equator Feb 19; had al ogden 19 N soge strong NW pale se hing, Kommering, London, $6 days, with mdse and iy ber? mens, to Grinnell, Mintarn & Co. eee a balf-past on0, for aa eet aoe ) ious thwiok, Trapani Jan 25, and tho fnterred in Calvary Comes week mee tar Sasts Suity (Te ng A rong df go Fowiry,—Ou sunuey, april 1, Jace Fowiay, » mative Westy Pr gaies since the Hid: lost salle ey of the county Loltrim, fret. Bark Harevure (rem), Walthlor, roman, 38 days, with ‘The relatives and frieuds of thie family are respectfully | mdse. lo Ueivicha & Co. March My lat 44, lon al, saw ship invivod to attend the funeral ti’ (cueday) afternoon, | Asia (Biem) sorting E. frow bie Inte residence, No, 262 East Eiventh sixeet, at | , Bark Pacific (br). oS angie, Buenos days wih hides and wool, to Met o Frith. Lat Aut s lon 44°10 W, half: past one @ clock. » whaling bark Oud Fellow, of Sag Harbor, 49) bbls wht Foorsty.—At sea, on Sanday, February 25, Captain oboe nd STB, ken St On W, ship John ‘Allen, from yorcw Fournty, in the 45th your of his age, Boston, (diess.), Thomaston and Boillast ihe papers pleas » copy. Ganvexen,—On Sunday, April 1, of croup, infant sen of Joseph A. and i, Emma Garucner, gre sod th taonthe and 14 daya. Tuo reiat vos und friends of the farnily are respectfully inviled to aitead the funera!, this (Tuesday) efternoon, at all-past two o'clock, fro the Eastern Uotel, No. 6h Whiteba'l street. San Fran ievo papers pleaco copy. Garton --On Sunday, April 1, Many Frases, Gaughtor of Authony T, and Auno Gallagher, aged 10 months. Tho friends of tho family aro respectfully invited to wine time, Mp Julla, of Marseitles, Bark Onkel (Trem), Homeyer, Reeay 20 days, with Came to thia port for order Cole, Clenfuegom 17 days, with sugar, Rio Grande del Sud, 90 days, with Fob 12, Int 4433, ton 3925, saw 17 daya, with lo pearing. Died on board at eas Doo I (ontward paraage from Quebec), Kdwant Yower, seaman, of NY, aged about 27 attend the funeral, this “(fnesday) afiernoon, at two | ar’ ig Beaton (Rey aie Meee, ER: Ti Gays, ee o'clock, from No. 164 Madison stroet. Brig Day 8) n Bante Crag, 22 days, with Gares.—On Monday, April 2, after a short flincks, EL. } emgar and F&C 2 bois Tm, widow iver Gates, late o Lushwick, aged ig 3 A Coguan (Be), Coonan, dagua, "iqaays, with sugar, toP Nevius & son, , Hand, Mobile, IS days, with mdse, to EB D Port Marta, Ja, 20 daya, with Had heavy NW gulos the en- f Hatteras, Noor Tigi (ir), vio Clirmeoa, 19 days, with salt, min ge, to D TE DaWolt & Cs ye pion, St Croix, 22 days, with rum, c ati ull & 0 toe Mise 30 08 to yull & Co. Mare In 63, (ear. for Juemed; Bit, lat $205. loin leCullouge, Clentmg 3 dare wit logwood, to ae Oo, Had tisary weather; split tho friends of the family, and thosa ot her nephews, John and Thomas Brady, are respeet fully invited to at tend the funeral, oa Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her tote rendence, 300 Bast Twonty-fourth street, Hadax.—Ou Monday, Apri! 2, ater «lingering iiness, Mrs. Many Hagay, daughter of Peter Ryan, of Mohill, county Leitrim, Ireland. of the | tuneral in to. rag: ‘8 paper. THanasy,—-On Saturday, 31, Apeuxe Pavre, daughter of Henry iM wt the aged § years, 2 months days. ‘The relatives and {friends of the fami!: with ania, Yon Ke % fully lavited to attend the funeral on this aftor- | Sails and stove noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ver father, | “Schr Waltor We boher. Genta Qlentaegom 29 days, with mo- No. 72 Wost Twelfth’ stroet. lasans, Yo ordor. Wi a 4 tteras, Havex—On Monday, afer @ short iliness, Biareh a Gen oxen jganaman, nea fn a La Wituas, son of the late Castek Haya criion was mode to suce hina. but witheut avail.) pa friet fade f those of his uncle, Bete iy et Tarn wis, ndjanola. MoCarthy, Avon, funeral, which will take place from Echo 8 Rice, mother, No, 30 Vandewater st: ou ond after- Rehr Brilgemeot, "er 17 daya. noon, ab one o'clock, without farther nati. Sehr Hesporue, Hal cee treae Sobr rea Stédmaa, Pree Tihatagom, HO. Sean east Ie a raington, NC, 8 daye ear IT Wills: Ey ne ~t¥ NO, peed se Cornall, Wi -* NO, 6 days, yatta, Beau: Rene a Ford’ Soper Rishenond. Bebe Alvin, M Mane’ ireinta hie: oie Yizetata, brothers Casiloar and Francis, are fully invited “ loattend the foneral, this (Tweelay) afternoon at two Behe Armenia. o'clock, from his late residence, No. 120 Remsen Rr Ay pease Oniy Doashter, a ly! Hvasmit.—At Milwaukee, Wis. mapa Ow io Keanaane: Gate for Salem. write of ton bev and ayn! fen rh A Ay Hae Mad beavy weather; oe Pe hGtiee Rtowart, Gffbert, Atbany for Pall River. wht? March 31 Schr Mooatight, Miller, Darien, Ge, 8 days, Sehr Red Jacket, from Frontera, areived Ist. reports had seey bent] agatha mow of the paamage; carried away bow: Bark Paya (He), arrived Lat, te consigned to Geo F Bulley. BELOW. morn@g, at | One bark. Wind at sunset WAW. Waverley place. Tue friends of the tamily are respect- —-— se oe be Marine Disasters. Ceotels papers pleeee copy. Bure Ressax, Getchel, from Wilmagton, NC, for Matan- Masone¥.—At Yorkvilie, on Monday, April 2 Sous y 4 za, with lumber, was Wally wrectant Feb 20 on cover go Manowar, the beloved 16 of Dente Mahoney, tn tho ee ars a. ‘Tha frionds and felatives of the family are respecttatly | tons, rated A2S;, and was buitt {i807 at Belfast, Me, po she hatied. Buia Freoawe & Boarwe (Pr), for Marves igs, a. totetly lout (em previous invited to attend the funeral, from her residence, i eighth street, near Fourth avenue, on Wednesday after noon, at one o'cl “2 — x MoMauay.--On Monday, April 2, Many McManay, the 2ktb year of her age. The relatives aud trignde of the fambly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late ren Pestent. trem Row vores Wwagues southof Figueira 41 Ninth avon, corner Fortioth street, thiy (Tuesday r from ternown, at half past one o'clock, withoat further no- need pects tery rather wie Hiro, Tho remains will be takem to amotery. meee ~ Mi Catt.—Sndaeniy, on v., April 4, of conges. | 143344 Tong dS shinge! & heary. sea, w swhtch broke mt its wes of, the brain, Many Jani coer ‘of Themas Secale frm Me Bi By ed oo deck. and for twen! kad; from the or 10 months latives and friends of the in fly are hyo be toried to attend the funeral, residence, 276 Kase Eightoeuth steeot, rhy~ pel ‘afternoon, at eet and Cal'fornia papers Lnsamiiganna 00 copy. Avy soam washing over Pers Ou Sunday, Apri ty Para a of - March 30TH Ly of Hhestin, eae "\rdrowann fhe tpreng ciak oe "tone enrao tuwed up Ut have to discharge a ar tae any, | ct tata edt aa ack te wer tor ” spenes Recapenags agen ame Oe han See ewe drones Weren TORERIa, ‘castles, 9nd wae neciosed Gattis ae ad wowed Je Gals barber "eloc! y Rane © Favee. at Racton, from Tare by on ay ore ertieen ‘clock! Relatives tes Saucwe,. a heurh in ae by St, John ih Ti.) and x (N.S) papers 7 came oon rn ae saan ane are re ee Pe anad at | tu Tusass fur Cubes went achora om he Salad of Fives = Aree Inates) pore h ea pl. ne Nd relatives and friends are tnvited to attend the funeral, at (he Methodist rw peeves X Md, at one BuLutss.—On Monday, 4, after a short bot #9 ‘vere illness, In the 58ur Peet of her age, Barat Suri. total tows, Ore irate Hh” vata Iretand. “The were Misa “tapiods ek ten, fomslty ere £0: from @t Now York. with Invited to attend the funeral, from her la ra whoreat ore meyers boon f ‘82 Piko street, on faz, at SE: won ae oe ieeky 5a nino o'clock, to St. Terosa church, corner of Henry sod tea oa hang es he apg wes cnet Ratgers street, ae eee of equim will be ra See Ng fe 4 otiered up for the hor remains beerth %, i be tauen to Calvary Cemetery as eleven o'clock for 10- 4 seek winted amo a na termeat. mt yard Abipped vy the Seen ct U Dues, Sas rowe Sux. —On Monday, April 2, Hawny Wire, the wit 110 0 aan hare Wieggnao, agent youngest ron of James B. end Sarah Seely, janaver. segr Haver at Weldobars), Renner, fram Card for Portlew!, pet Into Holmes dete 31 iney with foretoproat, tinain hoon and jb awen. Tesrenooe frozy Faivabetts art tor Romlan, piace at Weitemen se ve maken “int Rive rk an dence, 129 Handa street, Brooklyn, Chis, (Tuasiay) after igo tukind chen tae oe vebr noon, St two 0 cleem The frends and relatives aro in Riwad, Poh The tritiwing are ti ‘vited to atte a ake 04 from the veesnt Watt "AC Platndetd, % 2.» inthe teiamphe of tis, | tray Jeu? Kepuone 4 ‘The funeral io a place at Bia 'Sodth Pan stron, jersey City, on javetay morn Tema At Soreenes, Ga, saeesta* um marks on they paral ore at on Monday, Apri 2, of divcase of the heart, Boas L, | ri wife of ‘oerhen Vall Aged 10-years and 6 Aaya. It Tevine, C8 15 The faporal will take pled on, Wedpradsy inorning, at | Larearoon, Maree 10—The tut eleven oer: 5 Fass bein yn af aon ate, wes soe a av *chigen, pmmed Reaheaat. (ow Fork) and Cansda Lienow. March 7~The Geargn, Rchwanheck. from London phone for Prilatelyhte. whteh paps here ve-7 Inwuy Mare’ «wns bs rt ane Hr, April 2, ab tho reeidence of ber | ‘onarantine, Raving so Din of bealth, aud ereaived yrs a avenae, Busine ry vq is this mormon dene int the Ta year of hee ee etn a ai Ne faaatly ane invited to recat yh gis: = attend the fumogad services, thie (Tuemiay) morning, © mara! 69 Ber roi ue ning o*elo-t. nw ha i “ o Lag me O on Mondey, ae Wetinee Lf -my'-y! Ae TM Ce a = raat ha cso me ry pee nde BS tn Trach Petit i ‘aud Bandy Hook pilots. a¢ repository fy Wat te mies. the funeral, tagnrfoortey) ae), oon ‘At two a'eloek, from his lite remdence, No ton ayn Bath nth seat, Williamsvarg. ce as ‘Pasn, Saturday event: p at Dw re Notice to Martners. dence, et Bond street, Pak era in the Om ; 1A soar Cater Pott Wahi Ve rails (1 sornat | seiealogeennall bi are linpetesty to jomas’ church, + we sae, Withyat further "E; g Mae ate vyted 10 attend the ponsets © ats Tusrdayy eferneom, at i ei Teed Light Veueel, Chempests Psy, bot re Fs ote Morfott, March @. wm 00 pon oy Re pan Lee yeer Mer, felons Fon 00 ‘ eesti {ba a aan Renee ow ty teee | HAR eee Eaeene Won strvet, ths (Tuesday) afvern ou, - 70e 0 See aerate res Rens, | 6 perk Jere) Smith, of NB, was at Koma no date, with 6x0 NEWBURYPORT, B—Arr sohr Honcy $Perking, a Borden, New: itn am paving tetas oO nme ot | | TUEEABELEUPS, ar 21 ang. soe. Lan in sf Bgariown. wae on. the coast of | PUM MAATerPOM: Mi Haile Wh il, Hen catenin ot 7 thar kod 170 bis oll. Gen ‘Banks, Ketchum, ‘Frovideien; a empton, iw gartown, Was at Taleahuano | Magh pray fi, Merri, NYarks | Feb i ving taken sluice tea ing home W bbls sp. Qu do | Pal Win Arse, Rich, pil gad 70M Woe bone, " Was bound to Handwich iaends | Chen JP Atos, | =; Heat Host Spoken, ae. Metcalf, from London for Melbourue, | fré Py yd Islaud via Tahiti fast {inthe Jobuson, trom Calcutta for Boston, Jan oie give, from Hull for New Orleans, March 12, lat | ‘MBs Jammem, Willlams, from Callao for Hamburg, Jan 3 Fabia Bhi Mare ship. Cooper, from for wea Site 7, lard 33 Ane poet, & jes +} Moston ar A MP a ees F Misia Mires masta, Conkilug, ‘40, ‘Bhip Cenelenee, fm London for NYork, Mareb 12, lat PORTLAND, Maron St—are brig Hot ry, Molt Sati hg Topher. from NYork for Melbourne, Jen 88, | $41 re ahaphend tts ‘adele N iH, brigs Alunon Koweil, Ma isd an 0 af Lhe Han (Am ship), 97 days from Callao Baka sinte tf ite’ © MB Carver, Wuurll, ecege Ban fem Yi rerpool for NOrteans, March | x: eae eal ows, frout Bombay for NYork, Dec | $0s,8 ine Bar Bainton, from Lrerpcl for Work, | ng by Ne tne, 3 tr th, wl eee), Bol wind, Che Btlay sisi i Hf, OWansOa, hip. Beles | Mojlle for Liverpool March 6 | Jamex in ian Geedeelt ital vw hitrk Job Soars War tar | REAR pi dor hte kat, ah te. Prank Frank?! Roston (U8) fT Beltre (1), Feb Sas finer Raymond. Brwort. NYork: Ace Bark f 26, Int 44 36 N, Jon 44 25'W--by the Wilhelm G, "Uber, ata be At atten Turuer, oneal weep trou am Callan, ‘poster, Lelait, Two. Mi Bry, from Philadelphia fo, ¥ Gibraltar, Mit p Keer Sami "3a Int ton te on Pt INGTON, stare Sue Samim, Richardeon by ated reap ag | He Wig Mangala, frm from axe for, Port ou | fre 3 dare oe gi cane Capt Peters at ‘nie Scbr JR Franklin, from ke Bay, aie York, with, jon oe oak ls oe gale on thy Wacsoen March 34, lat S08, Bon ?6 Qo; wee supplied wator and provision: pata dara fromm from Meats for Work, Nov anne wir Sot eae Sees Pease ee Fa, Camenarorich, AUNT MAPINER—WABRE, OT WHER Ih FRR mee wood, Callao; With the wile rosehat addres Wnahon o. Caroh 17 sit ‘Kadors, Pinckney, Boston. Reais sence meee tet W—Arr Kebiller,” Mianorman, NYork via | ¢ "Ave eagunt "him mivon & Mhanatutly receiv Gatvorina, W Daguerine, Wis York, Dy Aubno Auicasn pie Under stork, a 1ith, Return, Strickland, Wave. Otto, BOriean ON THE 20 OF beds Weatera Raite Any lufogastion wat Aarixwatt, March 21—Arr brig Rebecca Shoppart, De by bis mother, as 201 Weal Thing: foo, Philadelphia, “Bld 18h, brig Costa Tica, Cassidy, New i A *efniaeor. March 19--Arrin the roads, an Amiertean bark RKROT, CANNOT from St John, NB, Py Penarth for or . ad ohn eave, Moreh ieold As Swaniung, NYork; 19th, A ‘ones, Francis, do, - Torecnuayen, March 17—Sld Marso Polo. Minssam, New | (1 11 VON SAME Pk, Aor. York; 18th, Keinhardt, Warnkon, do; Germania, Francke a owi Mri kyon, 1 pArexon Avans, Fob 1—Aet bark Katharine Maude, Innes, M" BA ton, rom Cowes, March 3i—Arr Hermann (s), Wenke, N York for Club be teowe P ALDILEAR, 5 ¥ Whitt, ra FoR Yoo EMORE—THERE 18 A Lis station Bremen W.- -SO1K FOR YOU AT HTATION &. wt ote IW, 2005, idavold, Land, from Hamburg for ‘ork races Canmen, PILL THE Ky W on a pleve 0 Pap to J. 0; Reed, ate yon G, for Liverpool, : ape cienteniegnings init Put fn 170s, Queen, Mitehell, from Baltimore, Saabs wourt | == 6 be towed to Liverpool ATT Avo BOL on A roll of Bills, Cali on Lf, M. Lock wood, 50 Broadway, Re NDON MO. Voar MATIC! } up stairs. BROADWAY, Maroh Il—In {port bark Delaware, for Baiti- Maveh 17—Are W W Lord, MoLeod, NYork (and nvr), Ghasaow, Maret fi Arr Britannia (9), Latrd, NYork. ld OST—ON BATRUDAY ; a, “THK \ 20th, J P Wheeler; Gadd, NYork; Cavaller, Kay, San Pran- 4 tugion Market, « ve Wa cine0, ‘The fader will be Libera rr pn Jod by sonnet Marob \6—-Arr Hieayune, Brooks, Liverpool, Sid | Si ath aveuue, sal th mn ie es . hi aplspo,, Galteard,, Mobile, The GOENG FLOM AR CO UR OF NIN + 1b, Cal Dh Twentyethore ih Harpawelle ™ Mis. “ nwo Oe * from Now Orleans: ), Tragunana, New Aeasor Baum, Schwarz, Tao. dp HuLvort, March 16—Atr Flying Fogle, Rotehor, Hav awa Starch 26—Arr alean irk Huds Philadelphia he Algbarth ‘Tucker, Gal Morro Castle, Adau NYork (and eld 38th to return), ih, steamer Winchester, Gregory, New Or Bit Uth, rigs Marchal Dutoh, Coombs, Sierra Morena: Pratrolla Joweit, Jonas, Muria, Dailey, Port land: J Banks | N York, steamer Faust, Lord, CONT AINE Wail to on is Wrosiwny, Telegraph Uumpaay selivery doparte Looe ORY RYRNINA oA cout 4 from Market street shuceh, « cope Vou oe Anidar will be ‘beraily rewardet by savin tea! Oat Voart ot ee {89 WEST THIGTYATIIRO STREET, Le 2, a aimall Diack and Ton Dog oboab i Auswere \o the name siNeady ment Heleario | mente om Dbaweg G'iekean (ir), Hamme, | reward will be pahd for hie reiure to Tiley wird ay bere THe Tak wee F ire Kb Hroadway, ooouplod No, S for five thousand Ragusa: A fee som, Orlando. a ae Ear Isix De, Baperance, Phillippe, Liver. pool for Wilms *Connacurs, Jen@b—sid Southern Relle, Benson, Lonagm € tifeate tor tty ( yanores, elt of whieh aro in the company, issued Ww and siaiding 13 the wane (0) Cartitien: of kd. Liveuroot, Maret: Lng 33 Gienaliendale, McLonald, Bos- ‘be. 28, Zi, %&, ton, 17th, C DB Hageitive, Koss, New Orieans: sereeek. Row. bam; 4 ° Fase el ie Kisiremtons ta Hf ie aes Fee Be S Se cond. 4 “ ie mente rod Uhowaa hereby cautioned agaloet negotiating for the bas been stovped ad he wrmpauine abv t, Port au Km alia Uslveson) 2b, MJ Bust reward will be given. ry one he a 24 nue, Wlacchar, bombay, ewes Ferns | ioicame te Dr La Ln th arn T° mR TIP LC ATER, ONE Wt Ost rar aa, ‘4 = denaly Kite a ak en eed baw 4 Company, No. <i, tu tbe nome of Look wou & Co. it sp ey bay th ky Rey bes tote orpspes. “st ee muita, e 3 40; ) dtarri Eib- and Monarch omar ofthe Rea Kirtatdy go Ning, deze _Nne Yous, March 2% ies, na" place, janctio ond Callao; er. nal j 8th, Onceala, Pe- ARDS. Grace, Bturgre, WARD) —LOST, ON SUNDAY EVENING, ae raat 5 fcen Lesingion ote nen and the Church i, “ah ate rn arene eeonid etree, ‘i 5 ling petwenn (monty ‘sed tolny Ooiiare Sis Lesinglon aveuue, receive gates aga mk aots, Higome elmore, Inquire tor ae Font Manta, Sm, March 18—No vessels in $10? tw Hin West thie ne? scree hg BE Cul i. NYork; Bb, sonar Broelaay a jotted Sates Sialet ood Ham, Galvenian, 24th, Monsine, heck ‘Sue, “aguly es i Beckman street er cddross em pip © Sea oes, m tou tag Pest ches. for st *. ba ee S10 MAAR ate A rock TRO, WITH at Greenies, Merryman, In the singe from Terenth foe Ambo sireot aod Vevadway vod Grang eros. Tog 4 oh Wm Vi i" 1 Wed Powel ne above rowers en tearing Hy ee | Sere Hieaoe ok al ent 19—Of, Wm Vall, Kirk yy Swanges, Marah, I7—Atr Garland, Jenking San Prancisen, S15 wemenn gene | ‘Bum o H-ase vee Hawkins, Boston. ( 1) Howse ang yet “og ite Neen aby lneving kak the oe of JAMES Be aloud tor Mow York WENMAN, 146 Heart towns. eins ag aes (ot aad niWani tbat, a TOrAs OOM aye, Pugh, wad risk, $: 2) tom, fer & distros, The sine t By 3 Sestsin pore ‘paid af the F‘th Avenns Iutel ‘veeseks in G95 aE <00T ia ATOLEN, 0° THE i} we Arr ship Sa Caries, Boston. Cid $29, veagy Hors and Rogue x wpe re be, aaa port barks Aiberting (Br), Oim. | ou the hoipor ike wagon. and sted. Tow HY ork, ding, tor dimal ta loud far NYars: Anda: | bands bigw men Or way oe L1H tg Louiee Crom ork, to had mo for sabre Bh wom, joa ow Laieans, Joba Oily woes Brit, Maria Lack, from New Or Witkdnaon, from Motide for Liverpool, wind ym MewAKD morican Parte. erereh Oe ver ROMTOS, March B, FM—Cid bak Fury, wars Ming | Aitrgen 22 Hat Kignions ey conta, an ES EEE neers Li Lae rie ee 100, Wewahh—atucy ' - Apts |, from z | a toh td hate ‘ame Wondion trande, of all de 4 wall ny informs: “growers Vater, Joun ena Woot Wind, Lawson, irtisnceriatenssoeevta” i | $2,000, UR iene A ad ae CR, Pree frances nihere PROPOSALS. HRA AEP ARATE BEAT D rap te he wile of ur » te om Meihourne, MYork, ia akermba (19), Com Laverp ot,” beige Fic. % Awnne t “thee or Mopians. |t serrn BUT F meals, onc sndoreed wi or Bow § ww Gull Chay, Cl March % Ary eobre Kit Carson 1 the Litgene be HW harp ee.) 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