The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1866, Page 10

8 THE CHOLERA. Fo Deaths or ‘Aa tional Cases Simee jay=Necessity for @ Permanent ial—Quarantine Regelations, &e. ‘The favorable report made by Dr. Swinburne, on Fri- day last, bas been very pleasingly verified by subsequent ‘events. On visiting the Doctor at the quarantine estab- disbwent, Staten Island, yesterday, it was ascertained ‘that no desths had taken piace nor had any additional cus. © beaw received on board the Falcon since the last roport-of Dr, Bissell, published in the Hnaue of yester- duy. x board the hospital ships everything was pro- grossing very favorably, and the indications were that the beckbone of the epidemic had been broken, and the qpatients in a fair way of recovery. NECESSITY FOR QUARANTINE BUILDINGS. The great necessity which exists for the erection of quarantine buildings is becoming every day more ap- paront. Floating hospitals are only really useful in mt of emerge Everything indicates that during the mt gameper lange nun persons will arrive ports infected with cbolera, ‘Yellow. fever and other infectious diseases, and it is imperatively necessary that ummediate steps be taken to pro’ temporary sheds on Some isolated place, to which all sick passenger can be transferred. The project for building’ a quarantine hospital on the Weat Bank, and fer which four hundred thousand dollars .uave becn -appropriated by the State Legislature, cannot possibly be carried out, and the datusings made ready for vse under #x months, What m to be done during the summer months must be speedily settled by the Board of Heaith, and the sooner the better. Sick ‘passengers now arriving in the lower bay cannot be transferred to the floating hospital during rtcrmy and windy weather, hence another necessity for providing a hospital on terra firma, where there is a ‘duck to which infected vesgels can be moored. Fire Jeland, Barren Island, Coney Island and several other places have been talked of as suitable places, but up to ‘ate we haye not beard that the initiatory steps have been taken to secure a suitable local.ty. QUARANTINE REGULATIONS ‘at the port, a= laid down in the Jaws relative to quaran- tine atthe port of New York, are very stringen’, and if thoroughly carricd out will prove the means of keeping the cholera and other infectious diseases out of the city, or at any rate of rendering the @readed visitation of rt duration. Money an been ted out to those in charge of these matters with no niggardly hand, and it ouly remains with the authorities to use them w the best advantage, thus saving the lives ‘of our Citizens and advancing the commercial prosperity of the metropolis, Young Men’s Howard Association. ‘This association, formed of some of the first young men vf this city, is now prepared for the great enter- prise before it. The management have taken for a gen- eral office room No. 3, at 194 Broadway. They have added to therr list of trustees some twenty more names of our first families. The officers cf the association will be at the general office at all hours. They have been in- dofatigable in their exertions to perfect this organiza- tion, and now that it is about completed, it is to be they may meet with the success the associa- tion deserves. The association is PIL for some Jarge buildings for hospital purposes, and in case the epidemic should appear among us will 'be ready to take charge of the sick ata moment’s notice, The managers have, since they commenced active operations, had ap- plications from over one hundred persons for relief, among them those who have been atlacked with the ship or typbus fever. As those are diseases as dangerous as cholera they should be supplied with the necessaries to yelieve them. ‘he association invites those who may desire to join them, to call at their ollice 194 Broadway, and enroll their naines. It is also the desire of the as- pociation that ali male and female nurses who intend romaining in the city the coming summer should call at the office and leave their addresses that they may be found when necessary. Sulphar a Preventive of Cholera, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Haverstraw, N. Y., April 27, 1866. Deon Sm—I noticed in your issue of to-day in the article headed ‘ Cure for Cholera,” a recommendation to apply the tower of sulpbur to the feet as a preventive against cholera, together w ith the statement that cholera does not visit the vicinity of sulphur springs. You are no doubt aware that Haverstraw is noted for the manu- facture of brick, in the burning of which sulphurous Tumes are evolved; and it is said to be owing to the prevalence of the fumes thus generated that thie place and its vicinity has enjoyed its immunity from the ‘epidemic during the former visitations, ‘The value of sulphur as a remedial agent against ani- malcul# of various kinds has jong been known. It is a «vrious fact, that it should also be an efficient agent against the iofusorial life of the dread infection. 2 A -rrival of the Steamship Erin. A TEDIOUS PASSAGE, BUT NO SICKNESS ON BOARD. The etcamship Erin, oP the Natioual Steam Navigation Company, arrived at this port last night from Liverpool, which place she left on the 11th inst. The twelve hun- @red passengers that crossed the ocean in the Erin— which steamer belongs to the same line as the Virginia abd England, both cholera bearere—reached the city in perfect health. Ata meeting held on board the vessei on Faturday last resolutions were adopted complimentary to Captain Cutting, Dr, Smith and Steward Hughes, to whose efforts and success in carrying out the required vanitary arrangements the passengers attribute their pre- servation from the epidemic that has raged so fearfully on board the other steamsh ps of the same line. The Quarantine Quest in New Jersey. New Jersey is egain in the field in opposition to the taking of the waste land known as Sandy Hook fora quarantine station, as will be seen by the foliowing ex- tract rom the Washington correspondence of the New- ark Advertiser:— The probabilities of the early increase of the cholera epidemic in New York bave again started the authorities your » ghboring city and “tate on the project of se- ‘curing the location of their quarantine buildings on San- dy Hook, notwithstanding the decidedly unfavorable action of the gene al government upon their application for permission of the latter to establish their pest-house upon New Jersey soil, wuder the pretext that jurisdic- tion over the point of land in question bad been ceded by your Stawe to the federal authorities for na tioual porposes. Being informed of the intention of the New Yorkers to revive this once negatived applicaton, ex-Governor Parker yesterday telegraphed the fact to ©: ‘nor Newell, who immediately walled upon Secretary Stanton and in conference with the latter learned that the War Department had since learned noth- ing which could change the decsion already renderes adverse (o the application, upon the ground that as the coxsion of the territory named was made for a special object the government had no nght to transfer the same to New York for quarantine purposes without the con- went of New Jersey; but the Secretary suggested a relerence of the mattr to the President, and this mornin, rnor Newell secared an interview with, President Jobuson, and received the most walisfactory ass es that rd to the right of fuire would be a ‘0 the question under consider- ation, and that there is not the least dauger of the gene- ya! government authorizing the removal of quarantine , from New York to New Jorsey soil against the protest of ‘the authorities of the latter State, While this is not a al decision of the question, it may be taken as ‘equivalent thereto, and your anxious neighbors over the iver will do well to make pote of it and govern them- elves accordingly. This Lappy application of ‘my 1 Wiley’ will doubtless meet the approval of all Jersey- 1 wen, not excepting the most radical of the radicals, A Gang of Roughs on their Muscle in New Jersey. ZENS BEATEN AND NOUSES STONED—sIx oF ‘THE PARTY ARRESTED JERSEY CITY. ‘Ab Yt Hx o'clock last evening, Depoty Sherif! An- crm, drew Wan Horn and Mr Michael Smith applied atthe; Wile station im Jersey City for asustance to arrest a * Gang Of som? eighteen ruffians, reported to be f Om New York, who bad been making an jndiscria, Wale atlack Upon citizens retiding near Curry's hort distance beyond Greenville, beating them woods, as nabrutai manner, and also breaking the windows and doorsof ho: BOF, CAusIng the greatest alarm to the in ‘nae, Tw ‘anen, named Thomas Myers and James Wi ‘ere walking along the rond, were set upon e.and were badly beaten Tamms, who ¥ Deputy Sheriff ao istance, wh @@ be was alse atia kod, but, being a large, moescular man, @uceeeded in knocking four or five of ctivem down tehe attention of the whol: party belw wrned 4, he was forced to retreat, being pursue ne for ae Uy . ae, and he nafroe e whe . t ¥ after retreaGag ioto b hed balding, amd the ‘ ‘ n Upog the rey b ry facta a squad of poheed en wa ' ercept the ruffans, who wer oon ve ge one bore express + ern, b o Exchange per re op, when and citizeu*, and os 7” ottered. There t . : ‘ ue MoGovers, F : ohn and 3 hn oN ~ empty mye New Yor ty'e Name Foal) nh iy walt exauscat.on bef uri ovale th The boige and peed to fb pros, No. 23 West sireot Peraonal tr 'leence, The Dewctt Pe bune contrady “(He reporte com © she ta ling BOSD of General Cam Lint of Amer tcane registered at Mes are Howles, Dre & Co.'s, No, 4 Rue de ta Pala, "me Vanden Hroeek Brow’, No, .@ Rae de ta Chanssey @'Antin; Messrs Lherbette, Kane & "0. % No. @ Place de in Brute, sud ii mare John Mouroe’ & Co.'e, No. 8 Raw te ta Ua Jars, fer the week ex UPR April 19 a NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 14 3s be =f if S =i Pz 2 PO: Walbridge, Saratoga fami Mietainah 8. B. Jonstlian Silway, ‘Frank sida , Buffalo; Czapkay, Cali‘ornia; tt, Charles B. Parker, Cognecticut; ae le a dene: a, oO. Pinary, Elizabeth, N. J. ; Mi ited tates Army; Mr. and "Mire, MoClellan, Louisville, Ky. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Haver—Rasingav.—On "Thursday, Pete 26, at Ll residence of the bride’s stepfather, S. D. Mott, by the Rev. Cornelius Roosevelt Duftie, of New York, 4 Syivesren A. Haver to Corneuia EsRLe Ranineav, Canaan of the late Charles S, Rabineau, all of 2, (ee Thursday, April 5, by the Rev. Alex. McLean, pastor of the ae Avenue Methodist: ee napa Gary J. Mountor to Tie H. Hower, all of this cit ae cards. Strong—Avorx.—On April 25, at Grace church, Orange, N. J., b: nanan Francis Vinton, D. D., Wiuias L. StroNG, ‘of New York city, to Mary Urania, daughter of Mr. Robert W. Aborn, Birth. Morris.—On Sunday, April 20, at 44 Essex street, the lady of W. Morris, Esq., of a daugher. Charleston papers please cop; Died. Borcners.—On ogg April 28, Bexry Borcurrs, in the 74th year of his ag The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fur ‘Mis (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the First Presbyterian chureb, in Broome street, Burkw.—Suddenly, on Sunday morning, April 29, Linnie WitiaRb, Iniant daughter of Rebecca’A. and. the ate Philip R. Burke, aed 1 year, 2 months and 20 days. The relatives and iniends are respeetfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grand- mother, Mrs. Rebecca Greenvault, No. 40 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Chicago papers please copy. Cocums ha Saturday, PT pelt 28, Mr. Linspay Cocu aged 33 years, mg nee members of Pyramid Lodge, No. 490, are hereby summoned toaneet at their rooms, ‘corner Eighth avenue and Twenty-fifth street, this (Mouday) afteraoon, at one o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to ‘our late brother, Linsday Cochran, M. L. RITCHIE, M. CovGiuax.—On Saturday, April 28, at his residence, 243 Columbia street, South Brooklyn, Jouy CovgHiay, & native of the county Westmeath, Ireland, aged 32 years. The friends are respectfully Fequestel! to attond the funeral, this (Monday) sfvernoom, at hali-past two o'clock Ceraciout.—Suddenly, in this city, on Friday, April 27, CuaRLes CeRAGIOLI, in the 41st year of bis age. juiescat in pace. The funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon, from the residence of his mother, 215 William street, at two o'clock. relatives and friends, and also the members of Mechanics’ Lodge, No. 31, F.'and A, M., are respectfully invited to attend. Carrasy.—On Saturday, April 28, Panip Carrrey, in the 87th year of bs age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family gad those of his brother, John Caffrey, and brotuer-in-law, Michael Ca\ final she rospoctfully Invited to aitend. the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late 'resi- dence, 299 West Seventeenth street, instead of St. Vin- cent’s Hospital, as before printed. Craney.—On Friday, April 27, Buaxcag, daughter of sibees H. and Elizabeth Crancy, aged 19 months and 20 The friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funcral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Bancroft Grouse. Carventer,—In this city, on Sunday morning, April 29, Sauven Hory Canrentin, formerly a resident of Phi- ladelphia, in the 69th Epos of his age. Philadelphia papers pl ease copy. (CUppeRLy.—At Port Richmond, on Hons G morning, April 29, Haxnan, the beloved wife of Joseph Cubberly, 65 years, 4 months and 10 days. The friends and relatives are res) ly invited to attend the funeral, at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal chureb, at Factoryville, on Tu ‘afternoon, at two 0 "clock, without further invitation. Carriages will be io attendance at her late residence, at one o'clock P. M., to convey them to the church. ea —In itulscity, on Friday, April 27, Heyry Dovcurrty, aged ‘The relatives and inate the ily are respectfully atthe aNorsh Dutch church, streets, this (Monday) after- noon, at 2 o'clock, without further notice, Dova:ase,—In this city, on ‘on Suaday, April 29, Rrenanp H. Doverass, in the 47th is age. ‘The funeral ear will be held at 132 West Fi seventh age afternoon, at four o’cl: Eavie, —On Saturday, | at No.’40 South Fourth street sey ree mae of Andrew and Ade- line lie, aged 15 years and 1 month. ‘The funeral will take place from Clirist church, Bed- D., on Wednesday aft-tnoon, friends’ and relatives are reapect- fully mvited to attend. Epwarps.—On Saturday, April at Ngtigoe ied Pa, Waltan_A:Epwanps, ‘on of Beajamin J. and earet J. Edwas Edward: pga bye 5 | Fanninotor, Funeral will take place House, on Schermertorn street, oy on Second day piender) afternoon, ee ree o'clock. Thi jatives and friends of the family vited to a ay FRroguick.—On 1 28, Mra, Hay- want J, FRORLICK, wane tocm Tonto. The friends and relatives of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend the funeral, this thi onda afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, oo Kast F Forty- ninth street, Fiyxx.—On Saturday morriing, Ga 28, after a long and painful illness, AXWFLysx, wife of Edward Flynn, New York, in the 64th year of her age. Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from her late res.denc>, 228. East Kichteenth stroct, this (Monday) morning, at 9 o clock, and from thence to St. Bridget’s church, corner of avenue B and Eighth street, where a grand requiem mass will be celebrated, after which ber remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ‘Lsky.—On Saturda; ril 28, 0. disease of the brain, Coystax®, son of John an Margaret Gilsey, in the dd year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) after. noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, 243 Wooster street, Ketty.—On Sutarday morning, April 28, Rev. Jowy Kenty, of valular disease of the heart, aged 62 years. The faneral will take place from Poter's chureh, hese sa Jersey City, on Tuesday morning, at nine Knows. —On Saturday, April 28, Parnicn Keoua, native of Cavan, Ireland, aged’ 87 years. Faneral will take place from his late residence, 111 West Twenty-fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, this (Monday) afternon, at one o'clock. Kev. —At rosidence, on Sunday, April 29, Davin Kuys, fr., in the 73th year of his ag His funeral will take place from nine Methodist Episco. pal chareh, Eighteenth sires, on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. — His relatives and friends are invited to attend, without further notice. Mantix.—On Saturday, April 28, Rongat Mantiy, of Belfas', Ireland. ‘The friends of the family and members of Phonix Lodge No. 16 Aimerican Protesiant Association are reapectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) eS ‘at two o'clock, from his late residence, 390 Tenth stroct, near Avenue @ wpettaat papers please cop; Maxweit.—On Friday morning, April 27, Aoxrs, wife of Hugh Maxwell. Foneral wiil take place to-day (onser twelve ovclock M., at the Reformed Dutch church, Twenty-third street, Kev. W. Ganse. Mokax.—On Sunday morning, April 29, Jony Moray, Jr, aged 34 years, Relatives ‘and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenc» of his futher, 90 Cannon street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, ax. —On Satarday, oy 28, Litany Reta, daugh- tor of Edward @, and J. Moran, in the 6th year of er age. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral, th’ Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her father's 119 Rast Twelfth street, way.—At St John, N. B., on Friday evening, Apri 27, Mr, Jons Meunas, aged 43 years, second son of the late Mr. George 5 of that place. M Denworr,— At Ne. TH Sherry street, New York, on Satorday, April 28, T bn Mcbeeort, aged 25 years. Ute trends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- » the above address, Unis day (Monday). McCarymy—On Scnday morning, Aprit 20, Bura J McCari rey, wise of Joxeph MeCagrey, in the 26th year of ber age. Jato resuence, (Mouday) afternoun, a6 two MeGui ay, Aprii 29. after ashort but severe Hinges, which be bore with Christian fortitude, FPraxce O' Kone, @ native of Tattykeel, parich of Drumragn, cou 4, in the 49h yoar of lis age. 6 ku Ww iim but to love ben, e hamwed bim but to jy The relatives and irienda Of the family, and aleo bie hephews, Thomas O'Kane and Thowas ‘Broderias, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday aterm Kevin, ut fully invited to attend « Housion tin A and Rachel M, Beott, aced T yeats and? month <Phe reistives and friends are Fespe-tiully in: ited so uttend the suneral, ‘rom the residence of her parents, in Towers avenye, South Bergen, N.J., on Loveday after noon, at two 0 clock, S ovg.—Ia Brupklyn, on sunday April 20, afier along and lingering tiinet, kitarecn, «6 of War ‘ th. O24 year of her ase, : Fe‘atives and frietins of the fam''y are reeve Wully services, at the United py ey A ony Patterson’s), corner of and Bond streets, on Tuesday afternoon, at two tear —On Saturday, April. 28, Parser WELCKER, at of 61 years, 3 months and 14 da: funeral will take this iiton: afternoon, at o'clock, from his resideuce, 162 Forsyth aurset, His friends and those of the family are herewith invited to attend, without further notice. Waicnr.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Aj 29. Mosms B. Whiann inte of the” Merchants’ xchange Notice to-morrow, noon TREMENDOUS Sererren © Velvet and Bi Carpets DiRSON’S, Olle, at at ee Ray rein Bh Whlemaad ft Mataingss all widths, at Soe ane dOe.- by or-yard. i ta A. A.—REFRIGERATORS—BASSFORD'S | CELE- ‘The be ke Retr eo brated Nonpareil. rator ever ver Plated Z —METCAL FE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY IS + the most wonderful medicine ever brought before the public, A gentleman of this clty, who had lost the use of He linibe, end had used eratches, for over, six months, has {a mouy it ured UR, oue Wottle. Tell your attlicted rl § ver fall coms NATIVE WINE, HOUSE, TOCK OF NA’ WIN OOMPRIGES THE GREAt Pusr VARIETY IN THE UNITED STATES EVER OFFERED TO THE TRADE, FRI a. 8. \ COZZENS, IVORCES OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBLICITY AND actually without fee until a legal divorce is obtained. Consultations oe M. HOWES, ney and Counsellor, 78 Nassau street. N®¥, 2225 “GRECIAN RINGLETS FOR GIPSy Bonnets, only $4, at PECKUAM’S Hair Bazaars, 251 between Bowery and Chryationtreot N. Y.,'and Grand street Williamsburg. "Also corner Fourth and South Niith street, wholesale, Southern orders solicited. J. NEBBAUER, 297 CANAL STREET. HAIRWORK, HAWORK, nal street, near West Broadway. e largest, best made’and most elegant assortment of mane Bekok ‘of every description, in this tty, Ms olfered ‘wholesale ‘and retail, at the lowest prices, by’ J NEEBAUER, 367 Canal street, near West Broadway. Call and convince yourself. ig oe oe SvAnar OVEN RANGES—THE BEST serge also Refrigerators, Furnaces, Gas and Kerosene Stoves. Hefrigerauors repaired, ALEX. M. LES* Ley, facturer, ‘Sixth avenue and 1,310 Broadway, between Thirty-tifti’ and Thirty-sixth streets, ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE MANUFAC- ture of a superlor article o¢ Copper Tipped Shoes, which have proved so valuable for children severyday wear. “BIGK- OW & TRASK, manufacturers and wholesale dealers in Hoots fund Shoes, $2 and 34 Vesey street, . Y. ‘goods warrant AFEGUARD AGAINST PESTILENCE.—“THE AMERI- n Deodorizer and Disinfectant” will’ Instantly destroy Offensive odors and neutralize noxious aud unhealthy vapors pad mleane. ABER, simple and cheap agent for provent- alers silted hy HARRSL. RISLEY & TOMPKINS, wholesale druggists, [41 Chambers street. ERGNES’ ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, 119 Fourth awnue, administered by the inventor for the cure of Kheumatisn!, Metallic and Chronic diseases, The best preventive of cholera, Sg epee’ HALF A DOZEN TABLES, SUIT. ‘able for a store, from five to six feet long. Address, stating terms, box 6 alr Post ofice. “ PISCIAL | NOTICES, | ORPORATION NOTICE,—THE COMMITTER ON Streets of the, Board of Aldermen, will moet in the chamber of the Board, City on Wednesday, May 2, {ed at 3 o'clock PM, for-dhe purpose oF considering tition of property owners and et fents on the line of Went street, asking that sald street, from Canal strect to the Bat- tery, be widened: also the propriety of widaning Fxth aye. re, to. connect with Thompson street, and, the wie widening ing of said street from Washington square to Us ih! persons ia favor-of oF opposed to elther of the above proposed improvements are Fespecttully invited to attend. EL NORTON, RTGS PLANN, BERNARD REILLY, Committee on Streets, MPORTANT NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND MER- chandise brokers. At a mecting of drug and other brokers, held at the ofive of Messrs, Parsous & Petit on Saturday shiaraoon, 10" oosalade the y passed by eB Yuature to luapose uy yn bro! eaentesaloe ta | ditkapat ‘auctioneers, ft was unanimously resolved that = Merchants and brokers be, tnvited to ment at the Ex. Sand 82 Pine sugret, atl o'ctosk PM. what measures shall be taken en ert nah cousider in regard NEW, YORK LIQUOR DEALERS) BOCIETY.—A REG: month! f this Cag gf at Minetual attendance ts ie Pi will be ‘brought tefens ‘soolety JOHN H. WILLIAMS, President, Joun Mencnant, Recording Secretary. TEAMER CITY A a! NORWICH .—ALL CONSIGNEES matter in charge, to conferas to salv Poulton org goods nave SULNSUN & HIGGINS, 89 Wall street. RI MOV ALS. BL! REAL ESTATE BROKERS, way, will remove Muy 1 to No. 29 Pine street. L., BROW # 00. HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 3 TO No. 1 Park place, opposite the old office, where we shall continue to collect and settle all classes of claims against the government for back pay, pensions, bounties, prize money, ai wow prize sts ready.” Oillcers can receive poy 1g lost on vessels destroyed. ME. MUTERTS | MILLINERY HAS Rt MOVED L from 720 Broadway (o 35 West Fourth street OTICE OF REMOVAL.—THE NEW YORK HOTEL, Tesiaurant and weamship bakers wud pastry cooks will meet after May 1 at Charles Stanger's. No. 98 Sixth DEMOVAL. v 62 Walker street, Has removed his business to 89 Pr-nce street, third door west of Broadway. COAL, WOOD. &C BEST ZEACH ORCHARD, ue Agi. LEMTGH AND ALITY. AT THE LOWEST PR hear Franklin square. Formerly streets, H. DAVE \OKE—$4 PER ( HALDRON DELIVERED, received by CRAPSEI & BUR: street, and JOHN SMITH, corner era street. ner Dover and Pei ORDERS A Eighteenth {teenth eutte Cand 10 TO THE. NEW SCRANTON COAL YARDS, % J Cherry and 79 and 81 Horatio streets, Weight guaran- teed. English Caunel Coal ____ JOHN BAGLEY, Propric JOD, WOOD THE, BEST QUALITIES OP PINE ‘and oak Wood for sale at the lowest prices, by the load or cord, and delivered (ree of cartage: one-third cord to a load. Yard Second wveuue, between Thirty-ifth and Thirty. sixth streets, NOW & ¢ 4. COKE, FOUR DOLLARS A CHALDRON; DELIV. roerd nmediately. Apply at the coke ofice at the New York Gas Works, Twenty-drst street and avenue 8. F. SHERWOOD. “MARBLE MANTELS, ARBLE MANTELS OF THE BEST FINISH AND or modern designs offered cheaper than elsew AIMON KLABKIG Marble Manutuctory, O& Firs avenue near Third street, New York. ARBLE MANTELS, THE city to purchase it very low prices, is at A. KLA\ Elst igitecaih streci, near Third: « BEST PLACE IN THE Cat this FURN LCTION NOTICE. AN hot gg tty BAL 4 or RIL 39, $10 o'clock, entire Furniture of hovel situated on the corner of Fourth street, aod consisting of Parlor en Puen ibition, and may be examined by catas WM. TOPPING & CO FIRST CLASS COMPLETE OUTFIT IN FURNT- tare, in suite or othervriae: also Plckherdt’s Parlor i, waves rent and,room. Ne 167 Bleecker street, Auctioneers, BK, ARPETS, BOOKS, LIBRARLE fur caah at 120 Sixth pecnie, beter be Tenth stroeta. A jorge stock of books always fo py RE, CARPETS AND HEDDINU, PARLOR d Hedroom Satta. at BENDALL & SCOPT 8, 200 ond it Hudson atreet, corner of Canal. Hoasekeapers supplied, and can pay by instalments if preterred AIR AND STRAW MATYRESSES AND MAIR Pt lows (or wale, at leas than one half dheir valve, by WM- ATTHE Ws, 64 Catharime street. QrpRace POR FURNITURE, €0, ROTH HY Tt dorroom. Mf. G. HALGHER, 30 West Thirty fonrih tire and 302 Ninth avenue. STOMGE Por ruRsIre RE aT NO. 2 NEILSON ED place, betw oon Righth street and Waverlay place POR Aue FOR FURNITURE—I8 THE PRIVATE LorTs SS" is Fouad: avenge. Alsoone extra room, Apply in the 2c Fealaance 39 Weet Twenty-uinth street, corner of wey. TOO LATE FOR © a suet "ATION, LOST, ON SATURDAY APTER in Niveternig and Fordieth strects, a in Ry Chale aiusehed. Ap REPS ED. nor, bas $25 at) | LLEMANNI gears ferss dea’ Neer kaa La, oe "% “ iSrohange ola sla, NY. ‘TEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL DIREvT. 8. 8 DAY, MAY 5. PR rey ALLS See oieal NBs AY. aa 16. ‘the fi ui ese feted at = on passage from of - WILLIAMS: “9 Co Oe United States mail, javre. paste aa and ‘30; steerage, i... + sent fo. 6 Barclay street, N. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HER. MANN, G; Wenke, master, carrying the Wnlied Rates ail, will sail from the Bremen pler, foot of Third street, SATURDAY, MAY 5, BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, Ti LONDON, navaes OOUREAMER AND BREMEN, ing rates, payable in at the follow ‘gold or its equivalent ‘in ALFTenc For pig second cabin, $62 50; steerage, be follo the steamship NEW YORK, G. E: mgeter, gn May Liat i “J 2 fists ii ier, GEER ICs & CO., 8 Broad street. Ugg he none Pig mg LLOYD. first class ocean Sony wy te New al ‘and ‘iene. via, Miers the United States 8 nar tb North ive ven New Yorh , London and Havre, fon a4 tic, 8 8 000 tons, 1,600 horse power, A. G Jones, for Bremen, on the fol- mander. . 7 MISRISSINL (chiariered),” 2,500 ‘tons, "906 ‘horse power, G, Sumner, Commander A ae , 8,000 tous, Po wer te Sanders, Commander. spear! n . payable in gold, oF i reney--First cabin, $100; second, $82 00; steerage, $87 80. For freight or pa GER B Jeneral Agents, 45 Beaver stroct. For subscriptions tothe sook ie stock of this company, offering « safe, paying investment Office of the North American mee is Beaver stress NLY DIRECT Paes TO FRANCE,—THE GENERAL Transatlantic Com) =P Mail Steamships, between ww York and Havre, rent. The splendid new: vessels 01 on th favorite route for the con- finent will sail from pler No. 90 North river, AY! Stal Lemanie. . Saturday, May 5 OLEON if 1., Bocande. ‘Saturday, = wy VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont. turday, June 2 PEREIRE, ae eeraiey, June 16 a ; Second cabin, including an elther ¢ class. or further int Formation apply to £0. 21E. Agent, 58 Broadway. OYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP FERsta, For Li be PERSIA, commander, will A company’s wharf at Jersey City and the o'clock, to convey ingers and ‘None but passengers can be taken E: CUNAND, Nona Bowling Green. ORDON AND XEW YORK STBAMOnIP, LINE. to London direct, $90, $6) and $30, payable in from 2t03 caren Passage from London or Havre, $90, $60 and $30, payable fn nem Lon PU ‘Mare! Waitin, *Awitio: ATLANTA, Ay BELLONA, | May ‘or passage apply CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 26 Broad For freight apply at ‘SA South street = ipa WLAND AND ASPINWALL, Agents, (PHE, STEAMSHIP ETNA, OF THE INMAN LING, dill sail from, plet 44 North river, for Liverpool direct, carrying passengers noon Gam Wednesday, mong “DALE Agent, 18 Broadway. only. Stier TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. The Inman line, sailing semi-' sonar iain) the United Pler 44, No ATES vor Pa PASSAGE, re hm od mugen ates rn ge mn egrets aera Wednesday's " Fossonget? siso’ forwarded. 0 oat at moderate Sep Li 7 lia jeerage paskage from Liverpool or Tickets can be bought ‘here; ot ue orn their mre For further information # offices. ae OK 6. D if 1S broadway. Neve York, OR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. RStA from New AFRICA, from Boston, via a: Cabin.. ey Cabin........ - ia gol os egies i Sortreigna coemmoe eer E. CUNARI xo, Fpowiuy areen. COASTWISE § STEAMSHIPS. OR BR CALIBORETA VIA PANAMA. Mail Ory. ZONA'wi a mile im fen wl [AY 1, at For Sent ae A the freight raion ae s,. nguire 1¢ freight office, on company’s ins FARGO £'CO., 84 Broad Freight Ageite P.M. & 8: Co, ny’s steamer ARI- o'clock, noon. PPOSITION LINE TO DP IECENTA, via RICaRagua, ON THE MONTH. pirat REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE: rat clubs Second class, $175 to ee a 5 UGH To" SAN AN FRANCISCO. ERICAN SrA Compasy will despatch the fast and elegant steam: SANTIAGO DE act Jerry W, Smith, Commander, ON Sar IRDAY, WAY T8, AT: NOON, From Pier 29 North river, foot of Warren street. The Central American Transii Company have placed a n steamer on the lake aud otherwise greatly improved the transit route, ‘The fall stage of wateron lake aud river In- sures to passengers a prompt and reliable transit over this favorite line of Cabfornia travel. For passage apply eariy by mail or tn person at 177 Wes street, corner of Warren, N. CARRINGTON, Ageut Third class, $6. pe TvIC | MATL, “STEAMSHIP COMPANYS THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORSI CARRYING TH UNITED STATES MAIL, leave pier No. 42 North river (foot of Canal street), at 12 o'clock, noon, on the lat. 1th and 2istof every month (ex cept wher thpee dates f mn Sunday, and then on the pre~ ing Sat ), for ASPINW AL! Gearlwray, with ve of the Go many ma for SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPUL! Ist—ARIZON A, connecting with SACRAMENTO. Hth—COSTA RICA, connecting with GOLDEN AGE. 2ist—NEW YORK, connecting With CONSTITUTION. Departures of Let and lst connect at Panama with for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; Ist and 1 ‘EN- TRAL AMERICAN PORTS, Those of the ist touch at MANZANILLA. One hundred pounds allowed Baggnge checked through, each adult, ‘An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attend ance free, 81 the Com. For pasnage tickets or further information pany’s ticket oflice, on the wharf foryst Cannl erect Mi a . K. HOLMAN, Agent. HE STEAMER NORTH AMERICA, FOR BRAZIL, will be detained until Monday, the S0th inst., to allow the merchants an opportunity of answering | thei le he itera by the South America, which Se due here from Kh, THOMAS: ASCENCIO™ s ‘Co. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE ror iain RIO DE JANEIRO, « "eS. THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMBUCO AND EVERY TRIP. THE UNITED STATES AND. BRAZIL MAIL STEAM: acer arty, On the 20u of each month, at3 P. rom, Oe TEI NEW “prest CLASS STEAMSIHIPS. The NORTH AMERICA, F. Timmerman, Comman will leave ON MON An experienced surgeon All letters must pass thro: Larne "= of heavy freight treight or THOM fab AWCLNe: C10 & ©O., 17 Bresaweg, yor HAVANA —THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE. wheel steamship MORRO CASTLE, Se ——, wri Tent Xonh prer, on We neon Nay a8 crclock FM preciee ior passage ayply to &PO! Foy! VILESTON & CO.,4 way } AVANA, ‘SISAL AND VERA CRUZ—AMERIC. AN AND Mexlean Mail Sieamehip Company —The elegant ¢de, wheel steamship ANDREW JOHN! will leave MS North river on Thursday, May SY SP. M. for the above ee AS whe ‘agent, 26 Brondway. FOR EW 08 BANS DIRECT.—THE FAST SAILING fleuoship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Crocker, will leave on Saturday, May 5, at 3 having, betoon sosvenmmode! EN, Agent, © West street, or 64 Wall. 13 North river nor paseone wR (ok KEW ORL <THE NEW YORK Mall Gleamentp fituriay, May M., from the company th Fiver, For (reigit wage appl: AMES A, RAYNOR, Wo mavelay‘sfeet ere vai OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. claag steamahip GENERAL GRANT, will leave pier No. 9, North river, on URDAY, MAY For freight oF padage, having unsurpassed ae oa Coomera, AAS 0. ‘ent treet yy aane aavu 10% LINE UN TED STATES MAIS FOR GALVESTON, thé first class tron screw LC Faxes, YiRGINTA, c. commander. Kow seatving trey i adler St East at 3PM. commodations, apply 0 Ww Fon Sat pce: epee iy, niet ‘or 5 1 sity on __ socked 4 avon. 1 Welt sereet. FOS Sarma Bi XAB LINE STEAMSHIPS, ™e/ODONA. gui At plor'’32 ast river; cad cal THURS- yesaave, frelgns 6) pier misty SECT 66 lan ae, of 5 OnaE ae JOR SAVANNAH, GEORGI. te EVERY SATURDAY AT 3 P.M. Pier 13 a river, street, EMPIRE SIDE Wii NE. The fast and favorite steamshi BAN V Atkios, Commander. sails SS seamen fi'aay aug Se ets iswued to the intertor. toes oF em iO a ALLIEN. Agent Agen GEORGIA, T AT REDUCED RATES. wnt to OR SAVANNA! wage ptain Thomas x, leave on on sete. May 8, at o'clock’P, M., from pier PABSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. For NUSTOM, FOX & CO, Tai Brondtvay. ‘he new and first class steamshij - Soypte %. M.L. M. will leave fpier 4 North river, at 3 4 ao ‘relght or Jaemee, having superior accommodations, LEWIS L. JON: Agentsin Savannah, HUNTER & G, ieee AVANNAH, GEOROURRAYS LINE. ‘The favorite fast satuing poens ae rata 0 OS Soro, patties Suing yes CHARLESTON, Wwheictic LINE. UDI, Capiala I. Lockwood. nt Steams! EMILY B. SOUDER wilJeave Thursday, May’, atSo'clock P. M., from pler 36 iver. For freight or passage, having splendid accommodations, apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., Agents, . ‘Broadway. he CHARLESTON, 8. rp teed LINE OF pees CLASS STEAMSHIPS. ‘steamship Bye Hi. West, comimander, turday, May 5, at 3 P. M. LEARY, 78 William street. oe Ro pen CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. and él “tpg aed steamships rita is Every bees t 12 M. EMARLE, Capt. H. A. Bourna, Brery Wediserday, at 113, pated 26 North river. having unsurpassed accommods: to LIVINGSTOS, FOX & CO., Ai Ml roadway. FOR NORFOLK AND orry POINT.—THE OLD LINE SERA Capi Cok Ki vt hy aA basi Agents New York and Virginia ae * SAILING VESSELS. TS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE, Persons wishing fd mene ti Yor thole Mriends can have them drought ie elther in coma sailing packets, from Loni BY THE X ieee oF gyri Dratts on Great Britain and London, for ‘£1' and upwards at the lowest possible rates. ae TAPSCOTT BROS, & CO., 86 South street, OR LONDON —THE FAVORITE PACKET SHIP SIR ROBERT PEEL For passage apply to | WILLIAMS 1 "1s GUION 835 South or ‘PASSAGE TICKET FOR SALE.—BERTH IN A VERY choice 1 to we stateroom in steamer Persia, to rail Wednesday, May 2. Apply to DENISON, BINSSE 4 CO., 98 Duane at. PER. HAVE ELLE's GUIDE. DY, R047, FOR ALBANY. THE STRAMER ARME. rill leave Desbrosses street for Albany on and af pe Apel ak 164, Ms, Monday Mondays, Weduesdays sad Fridaya, pcan Caer Sani oh» RE EE PI oO Feton Be FoRE AND ot Peck i, et CHP STER ati ROMER leaves plot v1 Serres, leaves Greenwich at 7 * | AD Prane eal Ppt a enerrrs eters acest an Sens, 7:30 1A Mand Brgpisaisee int A hare and 4: wat EN Vieomn, vn Pe ‘ORNING by | SURE TERARILE.-SUE PORWALE Mos wes the fe every morning, tercoption. at até Shock fe "Peskakill a and ont lor landings, Leaves Peokaki at ig P.M. HOUSE! ROOMS, &C... WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT. ‘AN t UNFUR. nished Room, without board, in a private house, in a nteel neighborhood. Address immediately, terms fta'focation, J. Ley Herald office. sah HO CAN GIVE UNDOURTED REFER. capability, wishes to hire a Furnished House nable terms and take w few first ol Srould like to meet with some one who would take the reat out in board. Address, for ten days, J. M., box 229 Post oflice, Rahway, New Jersey. PHYSICIAN WANTS AN UNFURNISHED OFFICE, above Fourteenth steert, beiween Third and Seveuth Avenues. Addross B, ©. H., 100 Bast Nineteenth street, ART OF A Boom WANTED—LOWER PART PRE. ferred, with modern improvements, 1 s good neighbor. ond, By a gentigman and wife. | Addre Ing terms, dee, Dox 1,683 N Post oie. TED—A GENTEEL TWO STORY COTTAGE june, in Brooklyn, Jersey City or New Yi a small three story House. ‘Address, stating localit; 7 descrip tuon and yearly Fent, A. 8. W., Herald oltice. ANTED—PART OF A TIOUSE (ORNTLEMAN, wife and two children), at 4 he Sy," a wg ress, stating location, before Fon $8) White street, AN MAN AND WIPE, gentleman's house to take care of, ANTED—BY AN AME RIC tor the «ummet Inger period, Good reference given, th and Lexington av NEWSPAPERS. loa PEOPLE. LOOK, vUT, ON THE NEW ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY, stony AND AREY. THE OPLE. OFFICE NO, 7 SET. oF TEETH IN TUREE Hours, E watisfaction . Cheap, durable seis, @rs, nitrous oxide gas, fr exiresied without pain, at 379 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-third and a Twenty fourth ate, OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. — 10 DR. COL Jue the eredit of reviving the use of agent (Situs nde) in the practice of dent marnochan. That we administer the gas in tive mont safe manner 1008) patignts and the whole medieal pro. Fesston will i testify. Oitices 19 and 9) Cooper Institare. rs _PROPOSALS. (\ROTON AQU DUCT, PRPARTMENT, | propenals will be reooived at this office (Rotun- Tia! Park) woul 1 oelock AM. of Monday. the S0th of April, 1866, for the construction of a Wharf and Coal Shed, at or near the fo of 1734 street: Harlem river. ‘ach proposal 1 for constrnet- ng Wert and Cont Bhed at oF near the foot. of 19B1 sires, White river,” together with the name of the bidder and date offering. Pian and specifications of the work can he seen on a) cation at the engineer's office, 73 Bast Kighty-sixth a near Fourth avenue, Blank form of bids can be obialned on application to the contract clerk, at this office, THOMAS STEPHENS, ROBT. 1. DARRAGH, CRAY, A. Orrick Croton Age’ aewen Boal Croton Aqueduct N. April 19, 1868. Oey | age J and Shed Be PCT DEPARTMENT—TO WHARF =Sealed proposals, endorsed #ith name of bidder, date of presentation and title of work, will is otice wotil 1) o'clock A. M. on Thuraday, wril be opened, forthe eveeres: the foot of 173d street, ‘hed 1 Harlem river, for the high service, at Carmanay Pane fund speeificattons ean be seen ou appliostion at tue engeneer & ofice, Kast Lighty-third sireet, neat Fo: en THOMAS STEEMENS Croton ROBERT L, DARKAGH, | Aqueduct A.W. CRAVEN Board, #& CROTON Agr AND | City Ma iter ‘ort mie. PRICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, § NO. BT Broadway, New Yo To Contrucete Pr sen enclosed in a sealed envelope, endorsed with the title of the work, and with the name of the bidder written thereon, will be received at this office until Thursday, May 10, 1888, at IY osctnck A.M. nid agreeme ut athe a. CORN EL st Deranruxsy, New Yous, April yg COASTERS 10. COASTERS, PROPOSALS WIL I’ permed or} he ebipment of pine jimber from W fn: fiver NC uw ener ew York or Vhilvdeh vor aa Sat aR" | up, and copious rains had fallen all over the colony. EUROPE Our Paris, Madrid and Berlin Correspondence. Maximilian’s Policy Officially Reported as Desperate. American Securities in France Advanced by President Johnson’s Policy. The Spanish People Fatigued with the War in America. Instructions to the New Admiral. in the Pacific. NAVAL OPINION OF THE PERUVIAN SRON-CLADS The New Captain General of Cuba—His Services and Character. Count Bismark’s Universal Suf- frage Plan Astonishes Germany. THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE CZAR Prince Charles, of Huhenzollern, Elected poder of the Danubian Principalities. THE ANTI-WAR AGITATION IN GERMA| &e, &e. &e. Avery fal! report of the European news, to the 17th of April, with the financial and commercial intelligence, by the steanfhip Hermann, was published in the Hrratp yesterday morping. The details of the advices by the Hermann and Africa we give to-day, with our special correspondence from Paris, Madrid and Berliv. ‘The Meesageries Imperiales steamer Nil, with the Mau- ritius and Reumion mails, arrived at Marseilies, April 15, at midnight. From the Cape of Good Hope the advices are dated to the 15th of March. The drought bad everywhere broken The colonists were looking forward to prosperous farming and better prospects generaily. Business was showing signs of improvement, and the commercial difficulties of the Eastern province had been overcome. The war be- tween the Fre: State and the Basutos was still lingering on. The Free State Pari‘ament had formally decided in favor of rejecting the offer of mediation made by Sir P. E. Wodehouse. At Natal an active paper war was @on- tinued upon the Colenso controversy. ‘The Austro-Englizh Committee for the revision of the Customs’ tariff, which 1s composed of Baron Max von Gagern, M. Depretis and M. Peter for Austria, and Messrs. Morler and italict for England, Las commenced its ope- rations in Vienna. ‘There was a terrible panic on ‘Change in Vienna April 13, “Austrian five por cents went down to 51 75, emmdit ‘bank shares to 128 60; bank shares fell twelve per cout. The foreign exchanges rose two per cent. The rateof exchange on Londou was 108 25. FRANCE. Oar Paris Correspondence. Panis, April 13, 1808. Baron Saillard Represen's Maximilian's Case as Devper- ate—A Tumble in the Lourte in‘Anticipation of War— American Se-writies and President Johnson—The Gam- Vlers—General Schofield—Young American Ladies— Count Mntclambert, dc., de. T am enabied (o stato a fact which I know to be correct which may bave an important bearing upon the f.ture conduct of Napoleon in his Mexican policy. Baron Sail- Jard, upon bis return {rom Mexico, had several long interviews with the Emptror, and in them expressed freely to his Majesty the jon gathered from a close observation iu that country, that Maximiliah had no chance of remaining in his present position any longer than he was supported by French troops, and that he delieved it was the destiny of Mexico to beoverrun as Texas was by emigrants from the United States, As we which the Emperor Napo- leen has made to remove bis troops within the next twesty months, bat little is said here in the papers Aiaong the people throughout France there is, however, a greater feeling of impa- tience now than ever before at this prolonged occupa tion, and when the formal documents are presented to the Uorps Legiviatif it is expected that there will bea disp.ay of opposition on the part of Jules Favre and the other opposition members «ich will exceed any demon- stration yet made im (hat body, There was a iT panic at the Bourse yesterday, in ‘Anticipation of the specdy breaking out of war between Prussia and Austria. The ftalian loan tambied, ax did all the German secur ty There is no doubt ex- pressed here that, notwithstanding the quasi denials of the Italian governinent, lialy fora wuion with Prussia as agaigst Austra, and there is very title Rope indulged in here that a war can be averted. uncertainty of European securities is giv- ing @ great impetus @ disposition to invest in those of your government, and if they were per- mitted to be quoted upon the Bourse large invest- ments would be made in tem here. Now that ihe Pres- dent has confirmed by bir veto his determination to “ put his foot down'’ against the radical disturbers the confidence in the permmucney and prosperity of sour overs ent is greatly on tte increase, and lresident johnson stands to-day iu Hurope the great representative conservatism. of and a tree most seriously consid- civilized progress Tt is aguin rad that one of ¢ ered questions now before the Council of Fate, ané one which has even attracted (be attention of the Emperor Dimeelf, is that of the regulation of the Parisian club», in order to prevent, if possible, the w young men of Pans rom oe ee in = rapid manner in which they now are by gaming Public gambling is not now per- mitted i Paris, and there aro in fact pb I like your New York up town © het! where a man overbuntoned with fands can drop in aod relieve himself with aquict Sight against the tiger. Major General J. M. Scho tela returned to Paris afew days since, after an abs re of two months, which he has speut in Italy. The Generat goes to London in a few days, where he will remain for a fow weeks, after which le will return to the United Young American ladicr in Paris are certainly getting “4n demand.” At tho graw! (ancy ball given last winter by the Minister of Marine a yoang Amerean lwly, tie Beck with, daoghter of the Commissioner for the Goont Exhibition, was selecte! to porsonate “Francs” in the grand tablean of nations, and on Wednesday ovouing next, mt a bail and y at the Minister of Forsign Atal forrenee, of New York. anit Mins are to appear in Hime tableaux and act in a ¥ int Monteiam ber ourse of the coming travel there for about a yoar try, one who in ber dar As'a friend of youreun ¢ hours sustained tyr cue in Europe with tis able pen, ho will merit all the avon tion you can bestow upon tim. He occupies, lower, a very singular porition. He isa rigid Catholto, «dru supporter of the temporal sovere guty of the Pope.ant at the same time an a 1 after popular lily ryan an opponent of (he en uta of power, He}, in fact, the great representative and leader of tho I)ieras Catone par'y of Rarope, and thinks that, iu theog at Feast, he hae solved the problem of the union of lr y with’ autherity SPAIN. Our Maria Covrcespondence. Mapaip, April 11, 1298. Want of Inter Spanish People Conceos ny the Chien War—Tre Commander of the Meive aon Orders— Appointment of @ New Cap'an’ al of (vba Hit Antrosdente—The Baglish Project / ‘Netimel Bank and Proapects of Vee Success, de. Astranger joving about ia the Spanish capital nae searcely give credence to* -tatemen@” that Spoin waging war with pce aie 7 in the New “c Among ‘1| gee SUPPLEMENT 8 \ AY |