The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1866, Page 11

THE BUTLER GOLD CASE. eee Q@Maavit of General Butler in Fall—Let~ ters of Counsel, dic. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM, Before Judge Cardozo. » Samuel Smith and Andrew Smith ve, Benjamin F. Bul- ter.—We published exclusively yesterday a sketch of the fatost developments in this interesting case, but having Ginco procured the full affidavit of General Butler, we lay & before our readers, thus enabling the defendant to give ‘is own statement in his own language. The affidavit is 5 follows:— City and County of New York, as. :—Benjamin F. Butler, tho dofendant in the above action, being Orst duly sworn, doth depose and say as follows:—That he 18a citizen of the Stato of M jusetts, residing in the city of Lowell; that on or about the 16th day of May, in the year 1861, he ‘was duly commissioned by the President of the United siatee Ao major general in the service of the United Btates, and tinm: thereupon entered upon the dis- urge of the duties assigned to him; that afterwards, and the 23d of February, 1862, by’ order of George B. McClellan, Major General commanding the armies of the ‘United states, ‘a new military department, to be called he Deparment of the Gulf, compnsing all the coast of ‘the Gulf States west of Pensacola harbor, and so much of said States as may be occupied ‘by the forces of the United States, was constituted, and the command thereof, together with the command of the land forces to So-operate with the navy in the contemplated attack ‘upon and reduction of New Orleans, was assigned to this deponent. That on the Ist day of May, 1862, this de- Bonent, ax Major General commanding the forces of the Inited' States, took possession, by capture, of New Or- Jeans as surrendered to the forces and authority of the United States, the said city and State of Louisiana then Being in a state of rebellion famation of the President, against the governm United States, That on or about the 19th of May, 1862, ‘while acting in his aforesaid capacity of Major General, Baving received information, which this deponent then ‘Delieved and still believes to be true, that Samuel Smith Co., the plaintiffs in this action, were traitors, and ‘oankers acting for and in behalf of the Confedorate States then in rebellion, and that they had in their Possrssion, secretly deposited, a large amount of fpecic which had been fraudulently taken pos- Session of by one Guirot, Director of the United Slates Mint at New Orleans, immediately after the ordi- Bance of secession had been passed by the Legislature of the Stato of Louisiana, and held by him for the use and Deneit of said rebellions Confederate States as their agent. And that when, by the joint operations of the land and naval forces of the United States, said city was about to come into the possession and under the control of the United States, said Guirot had placed said amount in gold in tho hands of the plaintiils, in order that the amie might be concealed by them for the use and bene- fit of the Confederate States; and that. in pursuance of such agreement, the plaiutif—s had hidden the same «pe- cie within the Space between the brick walls of their banking house, HE ARRESTETH YE BANKERS. This deponent, acting under and by virtue of his au- thority as aforesaid, ordered the arrest of the members said firm of Samuel Smith & Co., and by examination excerta ned that they had in thelr possession alarge of which was hidden as aforesaid, the sum of $59, Buch seizure being reported to this doponent, he caused the same specie to. be secured to the use of the govern- ment. And this deponent further says that thereupon the piaintiff applied to this deponent to have a commis- Gion appointed to determine the question whether there ‘was probable cause of holding the gold so taken to the ‘use of the United States. Whereupon a commission was agreed upon between the plaintiffs and this deponent to decide upon that question, consisting of William New- ton Mercer, Eaq., President of the Bank of Louisiana, Gelected by the plaintifts; Hon. Thomas J. , of New Orieans, counsellor at law, mutually agreed upon, end Brigadier : , of the United States Volunteers, then Acting Mayor of New Orleans, @elected by this deponent. Upon a full hearing before this commission, at which these plaintills appeared by counsel, ananimously determined by th rn mission that all specie or other property seized beyond the $50,000 in gold should be released, and that with regard to such surplus there is no cause ‘for further de- tention. With regard 10 the $50,000, the commission thinks there is ground for detention until the proper Washington be heard from. In compliance, E of July, 1862, with the sug jon of ‘the Commission, this deponent immediately reported all the facts and circumstances of this seizure, together with the report of the Commission, containing their testimony, upon which they acted, to the houor- blo the Secretary of the Treasury at Washington, and ‘feaked instructions as to the disposition of said fifty thou- and dollars in gold, this deponent having returned to the plaintif the sum’of $9,549 25, which was found by the Commission to beloug to them. And said deponont further says that faid sum has ever since been hold by ‘him at all times ready to be turned over and delivered at the order of the govergment; and that since he returud, after being relieved from his command in the Depart. ment of the Gulf, this deponent has had and kept in bis ands, in Massachusetts, this amount in gold, or in gold copuitcaten, ready to answer any such order or the claim these plantifis, or other just claim upon him. That while thus holding this money, awaiting the orders of the ernment, A suit Was commenced against deponent by ith & the plaintiffs, to collect the amount of $50,000 in gold, for that amount taken by deponont'as aforesaid, and an attachment issued on the 28th day of October, 1864, out of this court; that deponent was per- ‘sonally served with process on’ or about the th day of November, at the city of New York; that upon being threatened with this suit, this deponent made applica. ion to the War Departmcat that he might be permitted to pay over the sum of $50,000 in gold to the United Btatos, and that the government should assume the bar- dea and conduct of the defence of this suit. The War Department declined to interfere while the event of the euit should be determined, and then to to take such ‘@ction as should seem meet thereupon; that this de t defended said suit, and retained said money, so Gubjest to the order of the government, #0 lon ‘as he remained in the service of the Unit States under his commission and paid the ex- wes of the defence from his own means. And efter the resignation of bis commission, and he became ‘a private citizen, he made a further ation to the ernment for indemnification in this behalf, to whieh received no reply, although he waited a loyg time, to Th. more than sixty days, therefor. Whereupon this ment, o& OF about the 19th day of January, 1566, bad conference with Edwards Pierrepont, Esq., counsel for aid piaintit, which led -to U low ing ‘correspond: ance (marked's and bereunto anpexed). Th pursvanc ad the term tlement therein ‘and thereby indicated, on the 1ith day of Febroary, 1866, this deponent, through his counsel, paid to said ut the amount of $50,000 in gold certiticates, brought from Massachusetts for this parpose, ceived a receipt, a copy of which is contained i Behedule B, hereto annexed. That this deponent at the time of the commencement of this action against him, and at the time the writ of attachment was is inst the property of this deponent, and at th rd service thereof, had not, ‘nor hms h perty, rea! or persoual, or mt which was the f New York. And Belonging (o him was ever attached by ¢ herif! of the @ity and county of New York, acting under the said at- tachment and by virtue thereof, of any len whatever @hained upon this deponent’s property whatever, by @ny proceedings had under said writ, and further this nt eaith not. BENJ. F. BUTLE rn and subseribed before me, this 10th Apeil, 1886, Jonx K. Hacker, Notary Pub of New York, John K. Hackett, of @aid city, being duly Believes that vaid writ of attachment ixened In the above entitled action has never been returned by the Sb that such information has been obtained by depo from one of the clerks ir the office of the County Clerk, ‘also from a clerk in the office of the clerk of this court, yand further from Addison Brown, Heq., one of the plain- ttorneys in this action. — JOHN’ K. HACKETT. nd subscribed before me, this I8thgApril, 1866, crmentaxp, Notary Public, New York city. NT TO GENERAL BUTLER. sit aTkeer, New York, Jan, 20, 1906. Major General Boru Daan Sin— Phe fac y er, m the orig the Ufty thousand dollars ($00,000), iu gold, o! Smith & Co Froely accepting your asvurance that the gold has een kept ready to be handed over to whomsoever might appear to be emtitied toit, 1 y ceive the eA for my cients, and thus to « oversy whieh darlicr weotingd etween us would have releved of a good eal of wisunderstanding Very reey pours EDWARDS ITF. INT Counsel for Samuel Smith & Co, GENERAL BUTLER TO JUDGE PIERKEPONT. Wasmsuton, D. (., Jan. 31, 1866 flon. Rowanns Prrnxnronr | ‘Derk SmI am gratified that upon examination of the cause of your cents, Samuel Smith & Co. by the light in which It appeared to we. are «atixiied that «uff Cient probable caase existe taking the fifty thourand dollars at New Orleans to justify my action asa pablic officer in so doing During the whole time I was in the service of the gov @ument | have detained the money, sab) the alain the party Juetly entitled to it, whethe United “tates of your client Certainly, I never claimed that it belonged to me, [have notified the government af the enit which has been brought against me, and asked that it be defended for the benoit of the United Biates ‘After waiting more than a year this bas not bees done Jam w tof the service, and. as a citizen do fot fool myself called upon te nd a controversy for the government in which I can have no interest, when the interested party does hot ee fit to detend iuelf, I cannot with any safety pay the money to the United toon {ebould have no protection bat the ii for my relief through Congress should be oblained by your cients ey belongs to the tof captare, if not otherwise, yet ne I shall pay over the « ng & felease of the eult an yn your cents, leaving the govern. 8 remedy (if ) againet re ready © jo because your note re. putat any wrongful act im ite ctfully, yours, BENS, F. BUTLER, THE RECHT New Yor! Common Pleas, Samurt Smith and Andrew TW. Sri againat Benjamin F Butler —In consideration af the «vm of Ofty thousand dollars in gold received by dhe uniersigned, the attorney and counsel for the pla tits, the above suit ix settied in full and to be dismissed Without conte to either y. The defendant as part of Chis wttlement Is to settle with the ol for his legal ows in this ease, and & release from the plaintiffs is aio to be obtained and delivered to the defendant by the un darsigned. EDWARDS FIEBREPONT Attorney and Counsel for JOHN K. HAC aad Attorney and Counsel for defeudant for Jas T. redy. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1866—TRIPLE SHEET. Literary Intelligence. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. ROOMS, &C., TO LET. _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO 1 HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET. “Chivalry and Slavery” and ‘Young America’ are Al okie THIRD A AVENUE—TO LET, ee 4 A ROOMS, WITH STEAM POWER, TO 0 LET—THE SMALL BRICK COTTAGE HOU se 19 RENT—FURNISHED, AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE the titles of two satirical poems, forming together about | +2. 170. °R on W, 45th ats, ne . KEENE, 18 Spruce street, Pe yr ty yea fixtures, water, &e. Apply wo t Peekskill, commandy magnificent view of tue Hud ‘ . yap pa 058, 48 Eighth avenue on! containa all the 1 Improvements. about acres one hundred and eighty pages, and published in a neat at, brown 10 LET—PART OF SECOND LOFT 2 OL = — | of land jwith suitable outbulldings. Ploture and are volume, by Brady, of Ann street, In the Eat th at, brown stone ‘Biren Tiweers AP sip aa GOURLAY BRON, on the presmisen, LET_ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, | ot Derrickson a Harett's, 90 Beckman street. » anagram | East 60th at. browa stone. EE A.M. ord and¢ 3 in a strictly private family, suitable for honsekeoping 4 i (Sennoia Rubeck), which serves as a nom de plume for en ae. te 348 por monsh. ——————_ | oF for gentiemen, furnished. “At 582 Secoud avenue, be 0 RENT—TO A FIRST CLASS TENANT ONT, & the author, we fancy we detect the name of # cortain bpseaancla meet saeS’ROWwe! T° T° = soous, ROOMS, WITH STEAM POWER. eee eee ek eee weomeme | Peicie tonrth elect none Foote ertoust ouse in eommnnee OR OF HOUSE 4 WEST ‘od last fail, will be let with or with- witty army chaplain, whose effusions of a similar charac- 20 and 22 Pelt street, | PO, LET—SECOND | FL ter have long afforded pleasure and amusement to his Thirty fourth sireot, consisting of five Rooms, Inquire Address F ural ————— ed Louse, Herald office, LET—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, NO. on the premises. A NEATLY FITTED UP BOARDING AND LODGING House. with brick steblein therear; thres years’ lense, military associates, Accompanying it is another volume, | Apply #t 64 James street, No agents apply. 79 East Lone ‘street, near [ving piace, Apply to ——$ ——= — RGE A. HEARN, 425 Broadway, HOM MO! AN, 10 LET—AT NEW BI OR THRER entitled “Stanzas to Queen Victoria and Other Poems,”” FIRST CLASS BASEMENT TO LET-IN SECOND | No. 2 Pine street. stl for aix mouths or longer, a F eon Broade situated, within two minuten, walk of the !erry Wall street consisting mostly of fugitive pieces from the same pen. 10 LNB FOURMISHED COTTAGES, WITH ICE HO . W. H. WooD, Of the two collections we like the political satires the best. Sap Ramey Tortietanles sttsehed, at alip 1. 1. pear the Great So loa _ Wie sToOr BRIC thou; ewhat OOM AND PANTRY, THIRD PORTER, No. 9 Plue street. 10 LET-THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS * The wit is macy, though som Hibernian in flavor, floor, to let: good house; water on the floor.” Inquire - ib yee on Bighth ave: od tor ts Orat clas ‘and the versification smooth and flowing. It seems to | of G.W. GILBERT, corner of Bedford and Houston streets; mo LET—a TWO sn RY AND ATTIC FRAME iB, | boarding purposes or fur renting into furniuah and gas atures as i ‘ be-depabmet she willay to sfeikp: Sheil ye follies ane ao eee Wepe asec siieas paren, Pin asd ia northeast corner Ferty-seconi street» the Premises, Sovemne eccentricities of the day, and it must be acknowledged STORE AND B. eM iT TO LET—ON FE! A corner SIkth avenue aad Forty: Pp aap Se ro po RY NPAT CORNW AS L. Ae venne, adapt sl ree 10 LET—THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, CONSIST ned House, with large garde that he is exceedingly happy in most of his hits, Not- | ®Mow ware! cuckury, dey sede oe ang busine nt - . tag oF ok eerie ia the beccmeut at 70 | $1.00) for six monthe. Address M. F ) LET—WITH POWER, TWO OF THE FINEST Ke Went Ho fing, Orange county, N. ¥ in New York. 23x73 Broadway, by E. P ton wt withstanding the causticity of its style the book evinces poriheast oo Port a JOUN KAVANAG ‘a large share of benevolence and practical philanthropy, ener Roatan! street and Eighth 0 LET—FOR FOUR MONTHS OR LESS, A NEATLY | 1 RENT—AT ELIZABE tty Cotinge I and will be read with gratification by all who desire to NICE corr AGR 70 LET. ryt SMALL cor. floor, zt E furniehed thron story brick Dwelling, with modern im of the Furiature a pratt , and see an amelioration in the condition of American society. | from depot.” Hrice $100 pet asauss, "Toque at is Falios | PO GEt AUR TREE STORY BASEMENT, waRiCg | OOS” pees = | amount it Thmnituie ‘aout $M paweaaian woe stam a Works of this character are sometimes productive of | "eet room No.7 Higp its « Pirwtavonue neo UEC URE SAN AE Bac ON San oP eleanor No. 277 Weet Twenty-third street more benefit than the severest denunciations delivered FURNISHED HOUSE IN THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, ; fd, stable, Icehouse, Be; abutidamen of frat near Fifth let. Re 0) LET-IN, FLPTY SVE W. HL WOOD, 69 Well stro (PORPNT—S1X ROOMS AT 7M SIXTH AVENUK, row from tho pulpit OHM EY wHRePER Tatas. | erage geeam DOD, RENT AE ROOMS, 9 to “A Practical Handbook for Minors, Metallurgists and eee ae eae ‘bath, &e. Apply tro ” ROOMS, IN FIRST Ui Aumyery’" by Me. Juliss Silversmith, « wnter well | A*ELEGANT S917 QF TERRE ROOMS, IX A, Finet NO, LET ROOMS, FURN known in connection with mining enterprises, forms a | Trnh together oF separately, to one or more gentlemen, At reasona te. .ET—TWO NEW, STRONGLY BUILT, FOUR by 96 feet, we anautacture | VO RENT TH} bh or wit Mirrors, Pian lyn, near HOUSE, wire ete ad im t HED OR UNFURNISHE! second street rr OF HOUSE ST WEST fsetul contribution to the scientific literature of the epics. | Tame a —. | PO LEt—PaRt oy DWELLING Hou moan: Hew York ro REN country. It will be found of equal value to those en- IT OF FURNISHED ROOMS CAN BE HAD, cof I abd 3 O'elOR” r. Ca PANE Sears TEgure be - T'yorty utifully situated @@ without be ina private family, at 222 East Thir= br teats TPO LET--FURNISHED, TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE | frst class 4 throug! gaged in mining, either as actual workers, or as owners vet, near Third avenue. Gas and waterBin rooms. | ry tET—TO A SMALL RES! ator Went Fifty fourth = family of e they or sbarehollers in mining property. It gives a brief ré- exchanged. Upper Part of a two story Tent S16) for 30 ago NO RENT CHEA?-ON SECOND FLOOR, LARGE, DIYs sumé of tho geology of metals, quite safficient for prac- BER OF VERY HANDSOMELY FURNISI ne Water empeet. rk $110 per month. T Th Work 2 for any bnaineas, © ¢ ake tical purposes, and evidently gathered from the best | ZN. Houses tolet— At reduced "sas White G LRE-HAMDHOMAEY PURWIAHED pRone Pan. | LUHo futsaebicacree or boneeiering. APAY | winds, ped conranienstes areat ihe deer. Ss Helaen th It f mining in all its branches, f oe _ lor and Bedroom on first Noor, with or without Board, to | — — authorities, treats of mining in its branches, for = “A i ‘ aes hildren; references required. Apply at 174 NO LET—FURNISHED COUNTRY BEAT ON THB | POR THREE STORY MiGil sP¢ K ores and native metals, classifying the several kinds of ied Abow ef a feat alaen: eda an Brevene ‘eat Twenty-third street. north shore of Staten Island, about 14 tiles from I with basement, No. 240 West 1 veins and deposits, and herein exhibits the modes in use | (1 reet), with all the modern fmprovements. 0 LET WELL VORNI is Prati Hing: eons welling House, Quibal and Furniture for sale, at a in the exploitation of mines, tunnels, shafts, adits, gal- as incinded. Address, with full name, J. A. basement brick House; $1.0) por ed situation, eplendil view. te ry ot, Brooklyn, ts of A. JUURNEAY. No Inquire on the premises leries, &c., and the timbering of mines, This part Sy Ree Pas eno PAYNE nee ERGY, 5 f LET—| LACE, ‘ of the book, as indeed most branches treated, in perfect order, suitable only tor wsivall family of Be hc aeedad is profusely illustrated by cuts, which much assist the adulte: ail modern conveniences; bealdes a Room in the | Giaihlat meres o bebe witit Call at or address 23 cj rent $400 ble iy A : ready comprehension of the matters discussed. A sum- fray, root ah quarterly In advance. Apply at 3 Stee Se Seer ; — rp, ene mary of the chemistry and metallurgical treatment of pe nigoata at ea Se Hoel ae BhOm ron at oe uate metals follows, and, after giving descriptions, accom- Provements, new carpets, stationary tubs, chand ceptable bits No LWest Twenty aixth at. panied by engravings, of a large number of the new pro- seoteceieas Schet oO per Pan T°. nee ric eno SECOND rua 208, OF, 8 SOUTH write BT, | PURER FURNISHED Roe cesses and inventions for treating ares, especially those | ~~~ ~ Borat, rains on Eig ue corner Thirty: premises to D. Me COMISKEY at board. Mis MATT of the precious metals, the book concludas wittran expo- | _/ Pind shh tt ly al Ifarnisieb three ary feat Thirty ainth ctveat. aie se 1TH BASEWENT OF oa BROADWAY, SUIT net wien sition of the mining laws of the Pacific States and terri. | basement, high too fect onde h 2 : for a ation heepere need “not apply. | Fp MANUVACTURERS AND MA e r T°! —-A COMMODIOUS SECOND OR TH in jewelry Rove. dW PALATES a . an ar the dt tories, &c. Th book is published by Van Nostrand, and eee eh ks sim from. Stapleton Laud : the ' petory 60 also by Bancroft & Co., of San Francisco. SECOND FLOOR tO LE: ing. . on, H. | PO, LET-TIVE HANDSOME NEW DWELLING eels, Kal Amongst the new novels reprinted by Mr. Brady from ant ee Roose tin nies tha tha ee AND COMMODIOUB DWIELEING: | tree eee (ha eee a eee ey en sot for ey er AT the English editions is a clever story by an anonymous | Madison street. is isa Se ec CORE GOR | famciemne Leck iainas Balroad alien. Bis walne aly. | Seno ise author, entitled “Fanny Horvey, or tho Mothe PER PART OF BUILD. | N° SJobn streot, New York _ | ferries, Apply JAM RSM: MILLER, 28 Hine sitet, New Sere a Choiee. NW aertereadl tod hemmeniere eae LET—TWO HOUSES, THREE STORY AND BASE ni : Tfecnty-aath street. A “Hoboken and Other Poems” is the title of a collection D. D. ORRELL, 78 Cedar street. it Om modern os onveniences, on Te LET-THE THE srory prick House, with ] ¢ nan ® i of fables in verse, writen by = lady Who signe hereif | aa Guay Ml Aaa steer, ra Heguire of C20.” jon intnediataly. Heut $0, Apply tol. MILLER, | 2 Juba Matilda Julius. It is evident, notwithstanding has three floors, 7. H, RODMAN, 64 William sirve greene Mae ein Me pleand ik v4 Dey stre ym AvEEK( Riss erie be ROOMS THRE some indications of talent, that the writer 13 young and OuMine keira ier on ee neon Gna ae (PO LET TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES, CLIVPWOOD APPLY AT 2 FIFE AVENUE i inexperienced, and that she has a very limited acquaint- West Point. F ied house, with stable,” gard Seopa a: Uk timer OUARS PUN He Kar ar Keypor rte New xe 2 ance with the rules of versifieati: In th ponith abundance of fruit, & of the most desirable places in se, LL fooms w 6 bedroe ‘ amboat. Kent $20) each » au street 3 Bas STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUDP h the rules of versification, In the composition @ the Ilighlands. Apply’ (0 EDWARD MITCHELL, No. 62 i fnoly turalabrd House to let, ait, ty of fables, espocially, it is requisite that the sens» shall sireet i aif * arjalao four story Howas, Forty arcond street, near Hiway cous sa cieolila. Puc eae dt atiall oo een iigltn rs — ——— ~ —- uence eons TO, LET CA HOURE CONTAINING SIX HLEAMANT | © handsomely bo re to Thirty Abe not only be forcible, but that it shall be expressed in the | (YOUNTING KOOM AND HALF OF STORE 3» BaR- | —— are ee “y wet A SOY Kase Fifty third axroot, | TA Fourth and Teen ee MuYMOUR, 171 rosdwey. simplest and closest ryhme, The author of this volume J clay street to rent. Inquire on premises. oe TPO LET—THE UPPER PARE OF THE BROWN STONE saat msi sednsoai sit _ soems utterly unconscious of the fact, and, accordingly, | (XOUNTRY STORE TO LET IN PORTCHESTER STORE | -hyqlluse 29 West Fitueth street, to a family without | rg Lan DESIRABLE NTRY SEAT KA TRERT, ¢ Lor FOURTH we have derived but little pleasure from its perusal, shee isda MM hed. Anquire of JL, MO. | orm ial pisiied ar unturniahe +, White laine wand Bedroom on second Gene ee ee TPO LEICA PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, AT NO 328 ae tea RM AN A MM ERSON, 208 Broadway, Bale of Jackson’s Hermitage. {UUNTRY PLACES TO LET AND POR Bal. a Blorcker street, corner of West Tenth , OUNTHY, AMICK LIP. - J Westoheste New Jerse: sland. Staten : po Laer OFT, SUITABLE. FOR MANUPACTL i ' a - Nasiviiix, April 24, 1866. dank “ammoger county, New Jersey, Long Halaud. Blaiea | no Let—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THB UPPER PART | Tig ton Foe ODD E00. bee leo f od r ye In the Sonate to-day a bill passed its first reading ton- | rovm 16 |) at 8 Doren sites Mes Soop Hohe, 70 6 way, feartiavor Marten Heailvon seu f Ina dering the mansion house at the Hermitage, Jackson's JOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET—24¢ MILES PROM ments, Inquire at 173 East Ninetwoenth ates Te LET—VOR SLX MONTIIS FROM MAY 1 A FATM : " 1 residence, and two hundred acres of ground adjoining, on |) Vortchewr: ®acres of land. good riage payers se, with barn nal shad DAT, Veet Faas Meee ed Raven " condition that the United States government will estab- | way tassmentn (uwure Of 4 OBE Broad no chile santly located tee g int ao the He *, house. vse of lish upon it a branch of the West Point Military Aca. _ — ‘ nry brick 4 $90), “addr x n. References e e ts ESK ROOM TO LET—WITH USE OF DE: Farm House, 12 rooms, gar Dent demy, or some other public institution, The remaining L) lien Brostvray: aene Welt promed Aemce Aticeas bes ALEXANDER KNOX. No.8 Pige stivat $ $100, 10 LET, SMALL COTTAGE AND ar . 6,096 Fost office. LE o4 890) ol s Mamaroierk ye ed. tea vale acres of the estate, about three hundred, are to be sold Fost office, | eo net—seconD FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 778 ELIZA BLE 4 STORY MOUS, | WENT : anaronioeh:, pinananee mivelee DSL >) Some and the proceeds applied to the payment of bonds issued | J VARM HOUSE TO LET—A FARM HOUSE AT BED. beth street, near Bi t s, bedroom and on, trait. ae Apply WOUENRIs & C08 a by tho State in payment for the whole property Ford, Mariew Raliroad, one mile frog station; Wonse con. | PAD'Ts yard, de. N06 Broadway, | Washingtow siret inins 13 roots in complete order, barn, carriage howe at % ‘The weather is cold and windy. The river is twenty- | aif other nocessary aulballdings: lan ing th mg — 10 LET—THREE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, IN FURNISHED HOUSES FORK SALE five feet deep on the shoals and still rising and two weres of land if desired. “Bacelleat neighboriund, h perfect order, No. 15 Jay street, Brookly: 4 Eleventh streets: very msi 4 peation, and every! to make a a Ae r a or i CLARE DRY GOODE STORK FOR HA ~ aa PET PRAT i. FOWLER, at station, or 5. O LET-ANE SECOND FLOOR OF MOUs sk A ERAT CheRe slme, “Aaaseon Fea, ben 100 oma Rallroad Accident in Texas. ent Twenty-fifth mireet (high st a sili ss ene laodern veut $24, to a Gaxvston, April 22, 1866. \ROM THE 1st. OF May- FURNISHED ROOM AND | f42nlly. Inquire at _ 7 DWAY, NEAR CANAL STRERT NEW VELVET TAPESTRY CAR By a disaster on the Washington Central Railroad De. | 3) Hedeoan to tet vo nan aud wife, with conven, | FORT, oat Zit Ninth avenue, w CH. UTES Ti MOMAMUEL MLEVY & COTM Heads street. ve Hacatail ‘comm ), a8 sah isekeeping. oF ntlemen wha RLM. yen a ine Oo aoe Allen, of Galveston; Dr. Boring, of Chappel Hill, and | ronm tyethor, None fut teat, dy persons need apply at | (PO LET-PART OF A Mouse IN riugnery FLPTIC | Ae gyey POR A FIRST Chang RIYSI nto betwneew Wand 12 8M, aa Charles Enger, of the New Oricans Ratiroad, were badly us bait s Sess Coeeicat adios itdroce Teantee oc Sat Ciau: also @ sult of h Eh rog B PAWN OFFICE, DOING. 4 GOOD RUBINESS LEASE wounded. AURNISHED HOUSE IN RAAT THIRTEENTH | Thirty-cnth street, between Seventh and kighth aven t, facing . street, near Second avenue, to let, thoroughly fui es 1 ae ~~ = AA and Pistares, Call at 533 Recond avenne. The Wellan 1 Open—ice in Lake | liven sod sliver included, rent $250 per month NO LET—A THRBE STORY PRAME USE. IN IRnED, NEAT THREE sTORY - ALJ. BLEKORKLK, SON & CO., 77 Cedar street Thirty sixth street, near Eighth avenue: pre 3a00 per po Rl : STATIONARY AND PAPER STO OM BAe Erte. — | year, Apply to WM. CONBOY aha West Thirty Gitte street, | CATE Sronee, Prmeeny et ©: Peneane A ina nae od; grad 6 and wools, Oswrao, April 25, 1966. JURNISHED FARMHOUSE AT LAKEVILLE, L. trom 7 Und A. M, aif ae. ~ | Apply at 765 ¥ gue to rent, for summer months; 13 rooms, with stabl (PO LET-TWO WRLL LIGHTED FLOORS, 9 PERT "A The propeller Buckeye arrived hero to-day from Tole- | which is bupplied with water, carriage howee, with room f do. This is the first vessel from Lake Erie and through Fagen nd cr aati and pot -d. hg Cy seer ea a aquare, for a a, in Weat Fwenty fifth vg big a street, between Kiath and Keventh avenues, Apply to WH " NEIDIG & CO. 124 and 126 Weat Twenty Ofth sree uta: Luring purpe the Welland Canal this season. and about 13 hour from Mew Werk ey. Address D. D. J, AT oe ‘The captain of the Buckeye reports that he parsed | 0%: Little Nevk Fowtof@ow, Ie + | Ammaifetream'a trout of house. wituated to Dute Po, kT _aHCOND vLOOR OF ruvaTe ovnn, |X MINDEN petal wo Bh daly Ft 2 through about sixty miles of floating ice in Lake Erie, HED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— | tigi miles rast of Barrytown station, Hudson It ; a sone epee | ay ee : at clans house, with modern improvements com: pe ig Aid rt. sin Bote pene See regeree ° on ray |, Kook City, yoam coun Ath. Lak SOUED 5 GCemNCaOIe k isipiak mbaaaaya oeaWeuk iran: ARE? Oars oe exiteble for gay Wied of Best : y z PO THOU wa west TuTeTY roCuTH sree, | PORTS 2 SECUND JAND UORPAMnTT Sate Boston, April 25, 1866. *. ) LET—TO STRICTLY FIRST CLASS PEOPLE, LARGE Houne 167 ba hae We or ed. bie bb fee 1th wat buithing shep @0 i, April 26, es oud bandaomely turaished TOROE EE LABOR | Aopty to A. B. WALDRON & sadwrey a ee Ciitk’oees, Maton rier ‘The steamship Asia sailed this forenoon, taking one Poesisten, HOUSE, TO RENT—POR SIX MONTHS: | Ae dining kitchens, va. | = ont ct meee ® hundred and eighteen passengers for Liverpool, six for vase ia four story, tone frout, handsomely "e ge Li baer bana ne Te JONFRCTION IY FOR SALE OMEAR RENT Ae. Hawfax, and no specie. ment would be tmade with » private family, Apply at lug | Me house will be let to of nralohed 206 NB. 1 ies. Markinct “t Portiann, April 25, 1968 East Thirty founheret, eerie URMY at arth avenw ed HN ncas easily ln ind. Pormite y ay ry » wan ie SLOTHING y wt ‘The steamship St. David, Captain Aird, saited for Liv AOR RENT-BROWN STONE HOUSE 100 Lexi. RTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK | Sigg momar oaper MRR RR COS Ae Natl erpool at fifteen minutes past eleven o'clock this morn ton aw unfurnished, $2400: fu $3.00. apliteaerypinrnangll 4 = segs - tod e 4 Tt ® Also brick House in Went Twenty street; 41.800 Yer want ee Be wrayer | ing. NES Sa Raa mils of DM. SEAMAN, 14 Fine street ToGuRRAy Ne or! — man. aie MAS i te Mam A New Janey Raanowr Kervestse Howe —The Tren- | EYURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN A PRIVATE PAL. | [7° J2t— TNS SRCOND AED TRIAD yrooes, < rn SEVERAL DESIRABLE n | D) rl on a ton Trae American, of the 24th iustant, says that ‘be Iy, without , ap aly TL AY SE tow Sandbar agement teed leper ag rays eS 1. fone aot ki flog te mae “ «i w Jersey volunteers ts on the VitTootcomnerof Third arene, opposite Chyper tna | oe dail aml Nowivan avenues, P buse 168 Second aventie, i 10K MA ’ KLLE MLAS ration, way home. On its arrival there will be @ public recep- ‘d Hrookiva. I . 1, Appin te tion and entertainment at Trenton. Re " = = - T, FURNISHED ONDEROLINY. TH wat | ouas Ww eu hrny Mae HOUSES, ROUMS, &C.. TO Las. JPORXISHED Rooms ro Litas paras ervey, 0 | 7) evans nie linn trv ee kal, te j vos ome Kx AY A Ome aaa A | ond STONE, THOROUGHLY FURNISHED ND, 4101 th er em, @ me tw earr | House to let, for one year. Rent moderate. Neig ‘ourth avenue, swiss @ ) Peek kil r ' KOOND AND THI Loo hood uncareptionable. "No. 340 West Thirty-second atree mer a aol Nath agutoonle atrerns, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. i F AT 213 Orth at Pe Ler ruRsratt KERS-sP" i Tela in ORY I Y KKIOK ora Puce .T2, REEGENTE Arnie 1. usar ar ny plo peste a Linge whic Pk | * Hamburg. Dw uaty, N. ¥.. eouvensent to He t ; a ie ‘ ii ‘apply to JAMiS YOCMANS. Yon Haiiron 4 rooms, price 630). Ad- | Fwensy . : On 4A ,OOUNTER IM me lard, New Hasourg, N.¥ to. Let VIFTY-AIXTH STREET, BETWEEN | i conned A. HOUSE TO LET—vor THE SUMMER. 13, ROOMS, : : ; th and Eleventh a two Plo : bY -WANDSOMEL WNISHED OOM ‘ A. party furnt cath Norwalk, Conn,, 6 minutes? 2 MINUTES FROM WALL | qt _ deer, sevarsiely or tageber. Rented | L's ip, ou 8 - aealk From’ ralroad aw stout ry fiom Mouse and 3 tore a tow | ta Sia no children cauhanged. A P | x , xo rixTURme GRO. 8 BELL, South Nopwalk, Conn athe New York and Wills ' ‘ i ‘ ! i. IPO. LET-THE SECOND STORY (THREE ROOMS : TTENTION, BUSINESS MEN.- BRAUTIFUL . yegeteiee pare T of a niew 0 phenaantly bnew n Yoravil N mrt me rer TH ‘ ‘ _o artecuene Broadway Store to i and tire rors mace | Lut and gowers, Ua smnelt tasaily. atm moaarate rent Apply at 184 Prd i | “ | splendid Lege Rovrn diehiw, | #4 onply ol ’ atting . é | with, ine worth skylights; Large phate ro Of SIX MONTHS OR ONE YEAM, A Pritt ano ) wala ondway, wit Howse ase Poke ance sear sed beams Moers Feanly tereunne, | | k ' ’ poo} foent skylight, all tn aa? 62] Broadway rs pet desirabie part of opp Pig LET—rUn GOOD STYLE, A | ‘a fon the premisss Low te fi mnemin. Address B., bon 9ab Post vlbier, N.Y cise | : ores NEAT TWO STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LBT, , x UT OF Ace ot | AA Na Mighty-seventh sirect, between Third and Fourth We LOWER PANT OF A COTTAGE Ie : ir ge avenura; has all modern improvements fy at SD Ba : groper, Seg mee rn improvements, Apply at * it USE TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALB—IN mats ; | pen ; Hrookiya, a short distance trom Ful 7. house ; | : ro bb . neATH ANLEY Dav containe rlevea fs. gas and water; rent SAW peor your ome | | oF year. a u 1 } : | ’ LO%TS TO REx TS AE 0 WARREN st 9 writer teal icra Ra | k a » CAN BE ALTERED INTO TWO | Da Lott anda third Loft. Apply w 0. CHLBKS, on the | I P tun Apply atcgracr of Fourth avenue | premines WED THIRD AND vouNTHt | era 7 at toA. L. ELY : ¥ ra T-AN ELEGANT LARGE rill noe be tet for any mann: | Dw | . IN, SEVENTY THIRD STREET within a avenue Opera touse building ont misee | | Central Park and Firth aven -| | ‘ ‘ fomely furiiabe.t rown stone th ; ' RC BUILDING, ax |p ‘ the premises, G3 Hast Soventy thir TO A PRIVATE VAMILY Ty, A BUCK AULLDING, SE | | FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET _ ets vt AL Priv { honsekeeping, to & # mily witout ’ Zinidren” No moving im May. Apply at @2 Siuth avoune x7 | rpo J.T THIRD rivor, oF rows, Back, two Middle Ru water ad Go same Bow, for business purpomea 1 STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET-IN FRANKLIN FRONT ROOM AND A streoe.” Apply at 6 Franklin wcreet, ap cialis - lg 136 West Furueth . Dee eeeet at toe bores word A PRIVATE PARTY WISH TO HiME 7 . ‘ . I wan provements: possession lat of May Orreeg te Let WALL STRERT, ENTIA ras KonBhe tagpredl ft nloeenhig + meution } oy eet, oot DEVLIN, No.3 Fryon Row from W road street, opposiie ihe 4 4 “ | ai - . ——— | Fiche: 7hO. F RILEY @ CU, 3 We po! a SMALL FURNISHED MHoUSE TO RENT-IN & oie KOOND FLOOR, WITH SEPARATE fx ~ “in > Pi fine beation. Pree $180 per in advance. 312 1 CANAL STREPT, CORNEK 0 1 cae ap nfo | “ k Fourth avenue, near Twenty fo: ber mens y T y | « . EIONTH AVENUE, MAS A THREE : } ‘ P a r I ergpengpapemtype preerasr OF AN BNGLISH BASEME ae cots de o y.tif'h “ Taser a 4 aven * 137 Bi | y . ‘ en puma ae TORRT TUE VIRST STORY AND BanEMENT, On | “ “ T) LET, ON VANDERBULT AVENUE, STATEN OOM JO Lap-teO Curyant ROOMS, ON L a 7 A ‘ x smpiete order. with gas and water terete . trem. | = Hires L. F PONTAINE, 19 Sa New Yor TWO LOFTS IN THE SEW BULLD . 'e er street wear Grand, sige sue, Wine | PT | . I “5 TWO LARGE HOUSES, WRI! NECTED, io | ry , x He wert cornet of Peeaty ath treet an Brve o: | QTRAM, POWER IN THR LARGE | coe. For parvedare T shouse 0 ‘ * ¢ y required. Apply ¢ premises, 1 Weet Twenty» | +> bat os aot tw I m8 sisth etrert, opposite St. James Hotel, igh NE, 0 LET-TO PAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, Ceren | Me ‘ , Part of Cottage, cneslating of five rooms, situate 1A . ' SHOONE JOR (FOUR ROOMS), IN MODERN — ~ | Fity sath avec, hiret house from Serenis avenue o | Fortes Indy and son, without servant, will qr AM POWER-—WITH LARGE AND SMALL WELL | pass every few mle ® ‘Aluress JC. Warner, | 85 lighted Floors, to let, at Nos. 9 and Il Beaver street. Ap ply io the enginesr TOLetoa RNIKHED A017 OF ROOM - - ——s . --- age iher or without Drard, in « good lore KF 5 SECOND FLA SECOND | QTEAM POWER TO LET—4 FIRST FLOOR AND | Inquire at of aid iy toe | 8 Lats, in Canal street opposite Harie's Hotel near Broad © WAL. | way. Apply oF. J, INSLER, 102 Wainer street, TO LER THe, we BASEME = — arate ¢ Le : —— | QTEAM POWER TO LET FIRST FLOOR AND BASP ~ Amy | oe | T NEWTOWN—TO LET OR POR SALE CURAP 1, (0x8), Basement, x60, well lighted, In factory | . creek AAD as the owner resides tn the West, two Cottage Houses! | corner of Bicecker and Hainmond streeta Apply to J, W with outbuildings, about three huwired yards from t BANTA, ou the premines. ' . Flushing and New York Keiiroad depot, 48 minutes to New Se a LONE I. mend |, ‘ | ant, York. wraine hourly. Apply w ¥ KIKER, Newtown, 0) 0 LET r y ‘ Lous Yelaad Sire \ I io ite iit . - a . —TO LET, ELEGANT ROOMS, IN A GENTLE. | + Fented with the @tore LAKoR Two } man's fatoily; West Thirty treat street, be Pith | if x parviguiare address Wi. 8. Ligbert, Nu ground, fren | , i Broadway. Apply at G8 West Thirty-firet street, | Walnut street, Newark, N. J. aly cy cane ‘ of Miah avenue, - - i - GTORAGE FOR FCRNITURE, €6,, BY THE Loa On - || PRIVATE FAMILY WILL 1 . WO West Thiry rH I ‘ , AA watur ‘Alxo two large Hooms, fu : fourth i Ninth a for bow ply at 122 West Twenty eighth fs ars HG. WABUbe eon. AD BAy ¥ - ‘ Sra 1B TO rou runntt AND MP | T 7% THIRD AVENUR—TO LET, A THRER STORY. chan 2 ase storage W se 85 wire, , | bigh etoop brick House street. bet jal and Apr py Wo the store he. prone . ' ‘ 4 Jocation Seventy eighth street, the vest value at 8 | on the premisene Wee Pilly a ° ' the ety, JA = —— * QTQRAGE-VOR PORSITURE, Ac. REASONABLE ipo Ler or “ FIRST FLOOR AT 96 PRINCE STREET TO LET. | & es rt: Broadway aod 129th rvert, Manatiac- | T°: LETRECOND AND THIRD LOFTS BY MUKD i - . M AND wines purposes, Apply at noe wireet, wear | ville wire on the premises 5 ’ Pe . ny QUMMER RESIDENCE TO LET yoR THe scwe * ogee MF ages qoute BRCOND AND PART OF THORD FLOORS TO LET— 5D ot Ulen Cove, le Is 8 Parniahed House, ) LET UNFURNISHED —AT eT WheT THIRTY FiKet | © 4 | Vardeue oa ea." mike gd a ra kmarican ‘Gina pactenars fairs of vain nick Sve hme marble mamaria. wear S| om renee i a fequirs_ of « Tretme ant fre rlometa le mantels, waler ro | P . “ * iy, Without shfldren, Patent board the seamer Arrowsmmh, for ‘alee session inmetaisiy AGpy rom WA Mw iT. Kote | A ot th . va | Por — te tase day ow. Core [ anahed Gib. or doen Buttes Lit Caneee Wor sale Ad RE IO SINE De Me ML SEU LIES Ege ea OO ee eT