The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1866, Page 8

nee eet _ ‘which thoy are now subjected is enough 1n itself to breed ee THE CHOLERA, THE LIQUOR QUESTION. Affairs at Quarantine—Onec New Case of @holera and Two of Varicloid—Unp sant Condition of the England's Stcer- mage PassengerseStrict Q of Enfeeted Vessels to Observed, de. ‘The following new cases were reported by Dr. Bissell the Lower Quarantine yesterday from steamship Vir- @tala:— William Armstrong, aged fifty-three, of Lancashire, Bogland; James Farrell, aged sixteen, Ireland; John ‘Hessian, aged twenty-four, Dubliv, Ireland. The latter euse only is of cholera, the others are varioloid. ‘Be bospital last report. New cases..... 0.066065 Meeting ofthe Board of Exxcise—A License Required for Bach Separate Place of Business—Where Long Island Villages @re to Apply for Applications—Protests of Liqa Deale: ae. The Board of Excise held their regular semi-woekly meeting at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, President Schultz im the ebair. The Committee on Applications reported six hundred and ninety-six cases which had been approved by them | as wortby of license, which were approved by the Board. In reply to the question which arose as to the right of @ liquor dealer to sell on a single license, at more than one place, the counsel rendered the following opinion :— 103 3 106, ‘Total. a sees o on Under seettons four and five of the Excise law, ev: ‘The steerage pascongers of the steamer England still | licens» is limited toa single place of sale to be effec 4 of shasiwnnenl: ainh'thie aan “ therein; but, if an applicant wishes to keep se {| yematn on boar » but the cabin passengers | establishments at different places, the Board has | ume up w the city on Thursday evening. The con- dition of the steerage emigrants is represented as being anything but enviable, They have been compelled ever since leaving Halifax to sleep on the hard planks of she ‘vessel's deck, instead of beds or mattresses, owing to the tect that all of their sheets, blankets, beds, tc., were power to issue to him several licenses, each specify iny a Separate place of sale, In such case & separate or dis- tinet application, pursuant to section six of the Exvise law, and the payment of the full heense fee, ahould be | required for each several license. Commissioner Bosworrs offered the following, which was adopted :— Vhereas it is represented that by an act of the Legislature of the State of New York, approved April 25, 1866; burned, by order of the health authorities.at that place, sin - ‘to the vil ew Brighton and th 0) of the Trus- Semeeg eel Whe “iseate Daing omen eae Ss nae tea of sald village, It la onacted tbat the Trustees. sbull have power to control the sale of spirituous liquors within the village, 20 grant liceuses therefor, and to Ox be. ‘or such licenses;” therefore, it is Resolved, That it be réferred to the counsel of this Board many were destroyed for the same reason. This exposure to the sum to pestilence, and it is feared that the disease may yet mbow itsei to ascertain the facts i d to Kuch alleged act of the pm ae . Sher ‘igtees Something is done to | Pgisiaiure, and wo report hfs opinion whether sold at, fit $s eater oa neu tng ra | faeces he Hor of eve ieenses for 0 jors in village; an for their passengers immediately, as it is the only effec- | if xo whether an; person ean lawfully sell ale or beer m said ‘Saal way of guardin, inst so direful a calamity. The | village in quantities less than five gallons without a liceuse Board of Health wi ly take action in this matter | from this Board; andalso whether the penalties which sone may ineur for selling spirituous tiquors. in said vitage ina day or two. Tho inhumanity of compelling persons | Without license are to te sued for aud. resovered by ite to lie upon bare boards, like cattle, was talked over at , oF, covered, are to id in whole the meeting of the Bosed yesterday, but as it was not | foiie Norden vere Me 1 be DA ba ved in the form of @ resolution no action was taken On motion of Commissioner Brraex, the following the matter. was adopted Hereafter vessels arriving at this port with cholera or Resolved, Police Inspector Polk's office, Brooklyn, be ‘any other contagious disease on board of them will be Satie ited aa the place to which parties desiring ileense to ed at the Lower Quarantine until all symptoms of | Sel Tiquora in the towns of Fintbush, Flatiands, New w Lats, Gravegend and New Utrecht may apply for blank applica ior 8. The Roard then adjourned till Tuesday next. PROTESTS OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS AGAINST THE POLICE CAPTAINS BEFORE THE EXCISE AUTHORI- viEs. A number of liquor dealers assembled at Police Head- quarters yesterday morning to be beard before the com- mittee of the Excise Board. Many of those present were licensed to sell liquor, but the captains were compelled to withhold their endorse- ment from the applications on account of the sur- rounding circumstances, when on investigation they proved not to be so bad as represented. Several grocers made urgent but, of course, ineffectiral @ivease shall have disappeared, and no person on such ‘Weasels will be allowed tw goon shore. The cabin “wengers will be detained. from twelve to fifteen days after the appearance of the last case in their midst, and ‘those of thy s*xerage will remain twenty-two days after ‘he last case, In every instance the cargo of the vessel ‘and the personal effects of the passengers will be tho- roughly fumigated before either will be allowed to come ep te the city. THE BOARD OF HEALTH. Abatement of Nuisances—The Governor to be Petitioned for Additional Power | appeais to the committee for their approval, ‘ven ale or for the Care of Passengers Detained at | pocr was prohibited from the precincts of the grocery antine and the Removal of store, Seerenrine Bee Mee MONEE OF the | place in Ann street, which had boon reported by ce eee Mesiitad the police “‘as open all night and on Sundays, and the The Board of Health met yesterday afternoon, the proprietor nearly always drunk,” was allowed 2 license, President in the chair, ‘he minutes were read and | !t having changed hands, and the present proprietor ee. ; plodging himself to institute a new order of things. opp ; A liquor dealer to the Swamp had been refused a form, The counsel, Mr. Tracey, gave his opinion on the | by the captain of police on account of that official having ‘powers of the Board to remove the sick and well of the eellar population of the district, which he did not con- skier guffictent, unless in case of absolute necessity from the existence of anepidemic. He therefore urged ‘shat the Governor be petitioned for the requisite power tm thie matter. seen disorderly characters on the premises, had been found that the place was orderly, license was granted, An applicant from South street who had been refused a license on account of a murder having been committed on his premises last year, explained the miatior satisfac- torily, and ‘Another place on Coenties slip, the pacuea tate of which are charged with keeping a gam- . ling housegand had recently been arrested for mur- ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES. rg ae an ‘The attorney, Mr. Briss, then submitted his budget of A dining saloon keeper who employs female waiters erders forthe abatement of nuisances, all of which were | was favorably dealt with, ou his statement that the girls entered. did not bandie the liquors. Sd report eA hae ieepeeoe on mr cond ice, of the Several cases were laid over for future consideration. use corner of Ninety-third street and Third avenue was R . yead,which declared the premises to be inacondition det- Ma i yaad oer yikes The nimental to health and dangerous to life, from the filthy | nates Gram ee ene ig ction ‘eondition of the damp cellar, as well as from the recent keeping his place open after twelve o'clock at night. 1D fase of cholera that occurred there. |The orders entered | violation of the Excise low. - for the fumigation, ventilation and thorough cleansing of | “'gnOR 04 12° Fats unc Would aban Gatrpat these promiges have already been gxocu H place, was arrested by offleer Y ‘of the Fifteenth A resolution Waa introduced reqiesting the citizens | Drocinct, for s similar violation of the Excise law. Jus- oo Ws to cause the removal of all pigs kept within | PP required the to give bait to answer ‘the limite of se vilege. | ee iho complaints, , 4 wen r / ARRESTS DRBER THE NEW EXCISE LAW IN BROOKLYN. ‘hree arrests were made by the Brooklyn police yes- terday morning for keeping liquor stores open after twelve o'clock at night and imviolation of one of the | received from tho Sanitary int rooklyn to the effect that the necessary — filling in the sunken lote complained of would ‘be.done by the city, and the requwite tax levied by the Common Council for the parformance of the work, When | provisions of the new Excise law, ‘The offenders weto - eeerieee hr ae Board of Health. Referred to the at- | Srron Smith, keeper ofthe Jefferson House in Hamilion »| ‘Vorbdy f0F action. avenue, near Hicks street; James Carr, No. 424 Hicks ‘A complaint was read from the citizonsof Flatbush, Brooklyn, against the offensive custom of depositing dead borves on Barren Islaud. When the wind biows in ‘Whe direction of Flatbush the stench is said to bo intoler- able, Heferred to the Sanitary Superintendent for Brooklyn. THE BANITARY CONPERENCE. The Prxsipext said that a meeting of tht Quaré and Emigration Commissions was held yestertay with ®@ committes of the Boar, which was entirely bar. monious. The three commissions agreed that they bad the power and the way to act effectively. A sub-com- mittee was appointed to take iuta consideration the best means of action in the casy of the passengers in the Lower Bay, who will report for fina! action at the next meeting, and that overything is working favorably. THE CELLARERS, A disowssio¢n then took place in which Mr. Scuvure tated that there were five families wio bad been re- ~ moved from their abodes to the Battery Barracks, This saylum was objectionable to many residents and others doing business in the vicinity of the Battery; the Com mercial Exchange had protesiod against the tse of that reet, ‘and Thomas’ Sullivan, No. 136° Butler street. ‘They were brought before the Police Court, Justice Walsh, when they were cach Ang $30, ae, ae Ihe Memphis Negro Riots. PRE SECOND DAY'S RIOT—THE NEGRORS ATTEMPT rO STORM THE ARSENAL—THEY HOIST WIP BLACK FLAG—BUSINESS SUSPENDED IN TEE CITY—ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE, ET {Special despatch to the Cipéinhati Gazette.) Meas, May 2, 1866. The Piot was resumed this morning and continued with much fury anti noon, with consequences equally ax disastrous as those of yesterday. Before daylight a crowd of some five hundred negroes attempted to gain adinission to the fort and secure the arms in the arsenal, but were defiantly met by the com- manding officer, who threatened them with grape shot if they did not instantly disperse, when they immediately retired, Genoral rioting commenced about nine o'cloc beginuing by the declaration of a negro in low groggery that every damned white mau the city would be killed before the piece in this way, and that he proposed conferring with | o¢ hostilities, which deciaration reaching the ears ® committee of those gentlemen on the subject. of several White men, resulted in the violent death of PETITION TO THE GOVERNOR FOR ADDITIONAL | the negro. Then the war began in earnest. Startling POWER. Tumors reached the business portion of the city, and citi- zeps, arming themselves with all sorts of ‘weap rushed frantically in crowds to the scene of the ric breaking into gun and pistol stores as they went, and appropriating all the arms they could find. "They ‘were The following petition, offered vy the Counsel to the Board, was adopted, and will be immediately forwarded %o the Govemor for bis approv. Resolved, That in the judgmen this Board, and in fact Shere is the presence of great and imminent peril ‘0 the pub- | feliowed by the sberift’s force, the police force, firemen lie eaith in the Metropolitan sanitary district of the State of | and a povee, organized and armed by the Mayor. South ‘ew York, created by chapter 74 of Session Laws of said | gtreet wax again the battle ground. Here the ne; Biate, passed February 20. A. D. 1866 vby reasun of impend- | had collected to the number of at least fifteen handred, ee), ves f. Ve . bearing aloit a biack flag as their standard, and hoot” Board does now ing, yelling and firing in every direction. Most aeration of the ; of them were discharged soldiers, still wearing meanuren, and do their uniforms, and were armed with muskets. The and make the expenditures (so far as needful about said acts anc measures) he An addition to those specified by ihe resolwti panned on the 13th day of April last; that is to say:— Kesotred, That the measures to be taken, the acts to be done, or caused to be done, anil expenditures to be made by suis Board in the discharge of te duty, by reason of such wal be Gtizens charged on them, pouring in @ volley of shot at the same time, which caused the negroes to run, leaving some fifteen ‘or twenty of their brethren dead an wounded on the ground. The return fire killed one citi- zen and mortaily wounded two others, The advantage was pressed, and the uegroes were driven holter skelter beyond the city limits, scattering in every direction. Various rumors are afloat as to the number killed; but it sot tis Board in addition to those specified i resolution of April ‘are the following, so far as they can be specified: — |. The establishment and supp. bof sultanle buildings for NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY-5, 1866. Fashion Course, L, L—Tretting. The fifth of the series of purses offered by the propne- ‘or of the Fashion Course for the spring season was | note at the trial, endorsed in blank trotted for yesterday afternoon by ch. m. Rosamond, ch. @ Artemus Ward and b, m, Amber,’ Eleven others were entered for the purse, but they failed to put in an Appearance at the appointed time. Rosamond won the rece, scoring a | won in the same terday, great burn of speed, and who was far from being in first class condition; ye he made % very satisfactory effort, and convinced bis | backers that he is a trotier that will make his mark fn somo of his coming ongageme: is @ very bevutitul bay mare, by Rysdyk’s Hambleto- | Bian, and, although she did not do much yesterday from want of condition, ; Rosamond was a great favorite pr 65, while Artemus Ward cS ane track was in good order and the le. bringing 8 the horses came up for the word and crossed the score Artemus broke up, and Rosamond, who Was on the imside, instant. The latter soon afterward broke up, and before she and the gelding lengths clear of them. She went to the quarter pole at Jeast ten lengths ahead 0 ondz, Artemus a be nal dutged in a secon mond kept up a high rate of.s} tance in front of the others: w! milo pole, in 1:15, end as fast as she could go, ant would shut the others ont were up the homestr ip band, avd sh Second Heat.--In $165, Ward aud for a second or getting away with a commanding lead, Artemus a couple of lengtlis in front half ahead at the quarter pole, in thirty-nine seconds, Roramond half # dozen lougths bebiad, then sending the latter along at the top of her speed, and ehe shut up the gap very rapidly down the backstretch, vithin two lengths of the gelding | when he passed the half-mile pole, in 1:18, and broke up just at the moment. and, passhug Amber, wa ‘was steady again in bim for the leader, but she’ could not reach his head, and after two or three attacks fell in his wake, and in this way camno on the homestretch. Here abe was pulled out for another and contest 2, the drivor of to keep off, being confident Rosamond was too fast for him, and ‘little sp. gelding got away Ww: had trotted one hundred yards ‘she broke up. but uot badly, a5 she managed to retain the sec quarter pole. streteh, 2 2:30 gait gain an inch on Artemus, antil just at the half-mile pole Time 1:16. he broke up. Her principal antagonist is well-bred chest- nut gelding, of fifteen and three-quarter hands, with « ards, taking the heat in @ few lengths in advance of Amber, who made a break on the lower end of the trac $35 and Ambor $10. passed the lips of the starting judge, Rosamond broke np 23 it is possible to conceive Artemns Ward crossed the score half a length in front, making the heat in 2:35, Amber was half a dozen lengths bebind, Wai ren Peabody, her driver, not attempting impossibilitic "hird Heat.—Rosamond wa stil the favorite, as Dé Artemus passed there three lengths aboad of her, in thirty-seven and a half seconds, Amber a couple of lengths in the rear, second ‘Victory, her first race being handsome manner as that of yes buta little tco much knee action, ‘The third in the race is a very fast trotter when in order. vions to the start, ought $105 and was clear of bim and Amber in an recovered Rosamond was six or eight Amber, in thirty-seven sec- of leogths behind, having in- ak, On the hacketrotch Rosa- and was nearly a dis- she the half- ied along the Fiushins offors to bet that she used. As she came howevor, Huram\ began to take her im over tho scoré.a winner by filty . Artenius Ward second, ny Sho was hn the po 1 selling Rosamond brought As the word “go” so seemed (o stand still, the others: of Amber, le way a length and 2 Hiram was He, however, rec ered woll, and an instant, aud R amond challenged a bolder effort, and after a pretty a Artemus Ward, advised his’ bac culation transpired. The chestuut ith the lead, and beforo Rosamond place to the Gomg down’ the back- being kept up, the mare could not moved the Court for judgment, &¢., on the ground of the imsufficlenoy of the evidence to establish a gift causa wortis, The Court overruled the motion, and judgment was given for the plaintiff. The Court held that the evidence was sufficient to en- title the plaintiff to recover; that the possession of the aS payee, was Prima facie evidence of ownership; that the averment in the Complaint that the plaintiff acquired title by gift ‘Was unnecessary, and did not cast upon her the burden of proving it. ‘The judgment below was affirmed, HOW TO DRVISE AN ESTATR BY IMPLICATION, Post ys, Hover.—The plaintiffé being two of the heirs- at-law of Jobn Hover deceased, brought this action to obtain the construction of bis will. The question was Whother au estate, by implication, had been created in Jobn Hover, Jr., thereby rendering certain dispositions by the will void, as contravening the statute of perpetui- ties. This Court held that to devise an estate by im- plication there must be so strong a probability of such an intention that the contrary could not be supposed, That if the language of a will is susceptible of two construc. tions, by adopting ove construction it would be unlawful, while if the other were foliowed it would be Inwiul, the latter interpretation should be given. The Court held that in this case no estate was given to John Hover, Jr., by implication, and affirmed the jndgment of the courc below. Marine Court, Before Judge Alker, An 2ction was brought by James McDonald against Captain Arey, of the schooner A. Richards, to recover $500 damages, for injuries received at the hands of de- fendaht. McDonald complained that he was struck on the right eye by the captain with a piece of mahogany, ‘and that in consequence of this blow he lost the use of his eye. He said he was picked up by Captain Arey, with rae othors, from & wreck which Coe Oa CRanelapaer in Mexico, The schooner sailed for New York on the 12th of March, and plaintiff and his shipwrecked com- panions paid $60 for their passage in her. When they were four days out Captain Arey wanted them to go on duty, as the rest of the crew, and ordered plaintit! to serape one of tho ship's boats. Plaintiff remoustrated, when the captain struck him and inflicted the injaries above mentioned, ‘The defendant being absent there was no defence set up, and Judge Alker gave a decision in favor of the plaintiff, awarding him the full amount he sued for. PATENT "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Baxrn—Wakenay.—On Wodnesday, May 2, atthe msi dence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Dr. Rice, Dwicur Baker and Denia M., daughter of Wm. W. Wakeman, Esq., both of this city. Bannva—Lizwax.—On Thursday, May 3, by the Rev. | SM. Rice, at Grace church, Van Vorst, Jersey City, N. J., F. Wintteem Banova, of C.’ Linas, of Jersey-City, N. J. Frrutax—Coxxouty.—On Thursday, May 3, at the Church of the Messiah, by the Rev. . Chapin, Jos. A. Firma, of Richmond, Vs., to Faxwie B., daughter of Richard B. and Maria 8. Counoliy. Reutaxny—Horawaire.—On Monday evening, April 30, by the Rev. A. H. Partridge, Mr. Joun L. Rennann to Migs Macau R, Homiwarn: all of Brooklyn, N. Y. Sanver—Dantens.—On Thursday, May 8, by the Rev. S. M. Isaacs, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mr. Pair SamceL, of London, England, to Miss.PRaxc Danivis, daughter of the late Sarmue’ Daniels, of Rich- mond, Va, No cards, London papers please Ke Wis tams—Hiniis,—On Wednesday, May 2, by the Rev. Charles Helsey, Mr. Jou E Writ Miss Frasces L. Hinuis, of New No cards, Wooo—SincLar.—At St. John's ch, Cornwall, on Thureday, May 3, by the Rev. Francis L. Hawks, D. D., LL. D., George w ‘Woon, Esq., of Shawangunk, to Berlin, Germany, to Jacommna Nd. Rosamond then passed him, and led threo lengths along the Flushing end, but a5 | they were approaching the homestretch Artemus shut | just up the daylight very rapidiy, and bis friends beginning to have hopet of his catching hor, en he | again broke up, and that syttied the question. Rosa- mond came ina winner by three lengths, rosking the heat in 2:35, Amber far bebind, and then drawn, Fiurth Heat.—One undred to twenty-five on Rosa- mond, The ‘LUrD @ couple of longi thirty-nine seconds, mond preseed him and he ine: she gamed on him, and he led to the and passed the quarter pole tn Going down the bockstreteh Rons- used his speod, but still alf-rnile pole three-quarters of a length, in 1:16. Getting into the Flushing stretch the mare yoked Ariemus, and they | Blackw trotted like a double team to hear the three-quarter pole, when the gelding began.to ure, him,-¢gme on the Mave then put on the ad cho mare, leaving bomestretch a leugth ahead. Dap ader, but there was no ‘persn: response from the gelding, and the mare cane home a WioneF Of Me heat ‘8 summar, eg Fray, ly 4—A puree of $. ‘and rage in 2:34. Tho following is , mile heats, best three in dive, in harness, for horses tet never beat 2:50, BR. Woodruff entered ch. m. Rovamond. D, Mac» entored ch. W. Peabody entered b. m ol 211 2122 3 3 Sd, . g. Artemus Ward.’ mber. .. New York, Pedlor, Cricket, Lady Hunter, “Mareel!ino, General Sherroan. Atwood wid Coavsius pot etart, First heat... Second heat... Third beat Fourth he OPENING OF TRE Wednesday last ment to Friday, and Toby Cantor, Alida, Antieiain, Kate 3M. Clay, Jr, were entered, but did rime. Quarter. Hait. Mile. 37 1:15 2:38 1:18 16 1:16 ricket. SPASON BY THE ST. GEORGE CLUB. was the day appointed by the St. Goasge Club for opening play for the season, but the un- favorable weather on that day necessitated a postpone- d yesterday the members assembled on their One grounds at Hoboken and had a vary inter. esting afternoen’s play, in which many of the prominent members took part. ry, boing a feature a fine dinner, provided by M ‘of the proveedings. On Wednesday next they ploy their first club matet, the contesting elovens being drawn from among the taarried and single members of the club. game. ‘This will be a very attractive ‘THR NEW YORK CLUB. ‘This club will open play for the season at eleven A. M. to-day on their new field of operations at Hoboken, they having engaged the St. George grounds for the days oc- capied by the Manhattan Club last season. from all ¢ bs are ii vill be commenc leven A. M. Oricketors nvited to join in the day's phy, and dat noon, Wickets will b Should the weather prove fine ap enjoyable time will be had without dount, OPENING OF THR UNION BALL GROUNDS —THE FIRST MATCH OF TRE SKASON IN BROOKLYN, Yesterday afternoon the poted Union Ball grounds of Brooklyn were opened for the season, the occasion being | gn :s (saturday) mornin, marked by an interesting contest between the mine of she tion of persons recently com | cannot be less than fifteen. I have positive knowledge Sane versels on which there his been eny case of chotera, of eight. I covid not learn the names of the white men. fever, hens Fanraey to | Outside the city limits the torch: was applied to several | the Eckford Clab and @ nine selected from the Van Dyke ‘Siekanvothis Board may sccm necessary Ter the evtecuon | Negroes’ dwellings, which are now ® mare of smoking | gna Constellation Clube. The ruins. The white troops finally succeeded in stopping the and all ie now quiet, with the exception of oc- om firing Ip the éubuarby. Violence to peaveabie hegroes has ceased, But very few make their nppear- ance ou the streets, Most of the black rioters are ekniking beyond the city Kimits, and the white troops, of whom there are only two companies, are disarming them as rapidly as possible, Some fear an outbreak to-night; but I think the riot is at an end, as the n have been badly worsted, and there is not much disposition to molest them while they conduct themselves pro} , althongh the firemen and police are much incensed over the death of their com- rades killed yesterday, and are prevented witb difficulty from wreaking turther eance on the blacks. An old citizen, named Dennia, while conversing with @ negro barber in front of the Bank Saloon, on Con ow sib, See rental from cellars of all pertows who make such their place of dwelling @r lodging, and the furniah tn, Segien persone wien wo eidored with ther ieelinge ni Dluces for st ‘Boa eee Nhe public health i pH mung per Means and agencies for the prompt and eff vent eairein ‘of the foregoitg powers, and whet Re Apcldent thereto, in such manner aa the public peri. tn ty inion of this Board may render heel ul to gnaed the yt we. “th Fespect to the cholera, ship (ever, typhus fever, ntagiour diseare. i x expenditures, incurring auch and Renata pecuntary #uch money wbOuL any mee: be ,-Beard adjourned til) Monday afternoon at two @'clock: y meas the Board’ may find or decks ER. JAOUBON SCHULTZ AND THE STREBT CLEANING | tro alloy, to-day patted him on the back and remarked, CONTRACTORS. within the hearing of some white men, that “here was Urrice Merroroumas Boann or pees & negro as Well disposed as @ white man,’’ or words to A that effect. A man stepped up, and asking Mr. Dennis if ho moant what he said, shot him through the heart, ore 7).t8o | killing him instantly. In the confusion the murderer evcaped. A mau named Kesoan was subsequently ar- h rested on suxpi@iou, but 00 proof appeartng against hitn . mmigh he was released, and the marderer is still at large. Sits [hare guaaented various measures by, which the work | “rag tdilowin: paragraph appesty in an evening paper. ‘han been produced at to delinquencies aud omission | It i segarded ss containing tuore of feverish unagina- tow than truth As we ore going to prees we have I AF part hex not induced the majority of that commis 0 \0 refuse payment, ag ia my judgment sbould have been ned, op good author ; ity, the (ollowiug startling facts:—A ow that the cholera seome imminent, Lam | i the country some twenty-five miles from this city, im sere ansious that an effort should be made to nei only | covered, on night before Iaxt, that several of bie every, but Lemtmte | aweep and cleanse the strecta and gut- | ployes had deserted him. Tracing them to this city, he fouod Term of thine ity an to this cud I take che liberty (at fe riek | one af them this morning in a dying eondition # from wound £f voing criticived far oMelousnces) af preparing te you | heragctved in the fight fost nights ‘The dying hegro stated thot, for the purpow of testing the practicability of iho | that th je lwat night wae planned, that by m: Diy ake nnn he streets of "New York, you assign | panions came down to i any district or ward of this to such police captain or He said the holed ior (he term of three months, | al jewel bani lige tan you may be The story i rather sensational and finds little credence mere, oe ree ee streets, built | sinong dispassionate men. I am satistied that the riot There wili doubt . was ae tal, end not at all preconcerted. It origi- soent whieh aboo'd be bet ony | Gates. ws stated in my despatch of yesterday, in a fight will take the liberty butwe na negro express driver an’ white hackman, pri Re) whoge vehicles collided on South street. The city has ea boom greatly exeited all day, and litte or no business Soave bin wea: wWue (ransacied, many of the stores being closed. @xvet proportion « dnd the surface of tbe jp 0. BORO KILLED YRSTERDaY. Mrwenmis, May 4, 1866 2 One house burned ANOTAER See negro wan kiiled ta 1 ae ™, the eame Hos morming. ‘The eity te ri 2 Car this kind « Pee Soeteker ea ean riper Hrooklys City News. B Wher ' (he diffe ee 7 1H Sheree or Broom. yy, —Mapy of the streets of Brook- be SFT ain eek we jyh are sUll ina flthy condition, notwithstanding the ut regard (6 cool an Py) oWorte ‘he Board of Health to remedy the evil, A Be, Namey relieve govt the ae tow bonded barrels of chloride of lime judiciously dis aatvieee cee re 1 § tribaied would do touch to destroy the offensive eMavinun = in the stveens that rum on cleaned. We sagyest that tir pre vats sartace | | the Board of Heat ap a {y arcnpt the ¥ j mae Hrookiyn, w they discharge their duties ' of course be the! tam personally to | well, will discover f ° suggestion, If ise: ~ lable for ADS A¥eeah OF Goat ver Min canivnct pew chord tn thebr ©), , inty jail they w Shi the colina in wo Way Ceeponeinin xc! lw rude: eA | fied wenyle matte cog voport, The 351" fis nich Tare po aos oe ra» eortully. |. waens wonthe ota noaaade No uld there remaim a halanee to the credit ot the | Seton mepuehy, ena Ue o AT do not entlelpyte, I will ghudiy yive tt to auch oherity | action, ats tay designate \bope you will desigante aday. not | Pee Seem i the Bawvens Inermot Roprw «athe Ar Show the middie of May, for the triad thot 4 Oe ward whith oles wach | YOURE MeN and woMEN employed In the ¥ < Kastern | District ropewatke, who 6c for 1 tant apate a with 186 | on Monday last, have 60 twe filed Jp bevy one ropewiak, thet of Hi. d. Learenee & yeratives Lave horetotore Hatavin N.Y. 11) dark, and they have reve { apd determination i deo no lonyer, co j hours of wenty fo Melent to constitute a fair tue t ing day. The on vineing their empioyers « orderiy, but the gee tai of their demands, end have them acceded to, she young meo. mately con- « are very food deal aboot the justion Jeclare (heir deterninetion te They bave the sympathy of ail wer neence, Burved the epectators to heed ‘he admonition of the! and the esrape the fav that hed befallen him. i died with frinnesy ond «1h very Wyte epnarent very play on both sides was for #0 early ® period of the season, but the fine pitel of the Eckfords. assisted as it was by excellent Kreme R. Stxcuam, of Cornwall, youngest daughter of the Jato Robort Sinclair, Died. Basx.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Thureday, May 3, Trronone, Baxx, the only son of E. Bank, pastor of the German Evangelical church, aged 4 years and 6 mouths. Thefancral will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 221 gelding got away best, and led around the | State sireet, noon, at one o'clock. His remains will be interred at | BOSTON, ‘Are steamers Morrisania, Ashland, Nortoey do; sche Margaret Pare ScuNeDeKER,—On Friday, May 4, ANwa Caruwumva | [}80b Stutes; Sen Foam, Coom! Max: Scuvzpexer, wife of Gerhard Schnedeker, in the | Pyuegaees JB Toth year of her age. brigs don Balch. Warbies The friends of the family are respectfully invited to Wana; sches attend the funeral, en honey afternoon, at two o’clock, it, Bere Cn ea emcee ct the lanes prety Holes, * y 1, of congestion je lungs, 4 Ronent M., only child’of Robert W. and Zelia Scott, aged Ragnes, WYork. Sid ship Home; orks Do Fmouths dd BB day ie 4th—Are stenmer Nee NYork. Below bark Surra.—-In Brooklyn, Rims SMurn, aged 33 years, , wood. The frends and acquaintances of the family, alvo those gee Eee Mey SoAre mebre 2M Atwoed, Kame. of his brothors-n-law, Petor Fitzpatrick: Chas. Quin and eet Ban Bites, Gal, Laveggi., Matansas. ori re lenry MeGinn, are respectfully invited to attend the 4 it, Bt Jago; ayagi I funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, + tmo o'clock, from bem rine Yee carne, Sooke, [sae Bi “ad three ld); schrs Anna yan, Kemp, Boston; 20th, schr Vulean, Bowzan, Pembroke, Me. Below brig Undine, Williams, from NYork. Sid brig . Mayaguez, PR. the residence of his brother-in-law, Charles Quin, Tomp- kins avenue, near Myrtle avenue. Sxeuux,—In Savannah, on Monday, April 30, Paro- er gy y= 4ih—Below schr Oregon, from StJobn, PR. Cid steamer . SNRUUNG, of this city, aged 26 Yea " a In this city, on Friday, May 4, Eveurx Sxow, | 2sbella, Blo Janeiro: brig W A Rogers, Demarara; sehr Daniel W. snow, aged 23 years. BEAU ‘ORT, NC, April 29—Arr schrs S$ T Baker, and Wa The funoral sorvices will take place on Sunday after. | natta, NYork; Emma Vurbish, do. Schr G A Boaree, Bearse, noon, at three o'clock, at 217 West Eighteenth street. NYorkk to Savannuh, in disuress BATH, May $—3id bark Wetterhorn, New Orleans; sehr Sabino, N¥ork. BANGOR, May 2—Arr schms Thomas Hix, Hall; James Oliver, and Oregon, NYork. , RLY, April 2—Arr schr Acklam, Thurston, Phila. BE delphia, CHARLESTON, Apnl 30—Arr sohra Lilly, Prancis; Chas lsey. Parker, and Mary D Ireland, Irclail, NYork. —Arr sweainer Saragossa, Crowell, NYork; schrs 8 in; Wide World, Hildreth, aid Southerner, Boston papers please copy. Teatv,—On Thursday, May 3, Jawes Teaur, aged St years avd 6 months, The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 282 Wost Eighteenth street, on Sunday afternoon at one | o’clock. His remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Titty.—On Thursday, May 3, of inflammation of the | 5; brain, May ws, daughter of John and Litzabeth Tily, bark, said to be Freneb. aged 2 years, 8 months and 23 days, ‘April 25—In port achr Tuetts, Littleseld, hia. Fish, for Hoston. Cid 26th, WW Pharo, Atlen, Boston, DANVERS, May 2~Arr schr E W Pevry, Risley, Phila- pha VORTRESS MONROE, May 2—Sld stearver Win De Forest, NYork for Newbern, f The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral from the residence of Ler parents, No, 26 Forsyth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Varetaxp,—On the coast of Africa, on board the sloop- of-war Kearsarge, Surgeon Bussamix' Vaeecan, U.S. N., stepson of Mr. Goo, ii of this city, ‘Ship Susan 1 Fitzgerald, from Chili for Baltimore, UNTLOOK.~-In this city, on kiiday,, May 4, Avavsruy | PAss0d up the bay. Arrbrrk At Lawrence, Dewararay Fg Wiur..ock, in the T0th year of is. age. PALL RIVER. dey 2-Sidaehts Daniel “Brown, Grinnell His ves and friends are invited to attend the fu- vent on aa opt mere Georgetown, DO; Vendovi, Gregory, and Angeline, Hix, New ‘ork. GEORGETOWN, DO, May 6—Arr stenmer Muytlower, Ro- ay phe. oaaio. Gage, Boston. Cld 3d, sehr Port 2i;ATE chr Only Son, Marson, NYork, is Li, May 1, 'PM—Arr schrs Marcus Hante Orr, Portland for Philadelphia; James S Hewatt, y Bolte, J D MeCurthy, J Alderdice, Jackway, hat, Boston for do; EJ Heraty, Milton, ior. Studams, Nantucket for do; Clara Jans, Parker, Qalala for NYork; Kit Carson, (eich, and William Thompson, Hawes. Bangor for NYork; © S Carstairs, Price, Uhiladelphia for ral, from the brick Presbyterian church, corner of Fifth enue and Thirty-seventtr street, on Monday afternoon, at four o'clock, without farther notice, Fr do Port of New York, May 4, 1866. Nees vat Bid Sou Foam, Laiuiact — ora, le ate Cobb, Hickman, Kossuth CLEARED. 24, AMArr sicamer Sheridan, Boston for Steamship City of Londou (Br), Mirchouse, Queeastown 3d, 8 Al Wind NW. Arrschra Geonge and Liverpool. © Dale. Ballimore for suston; H re, Steamship Erin (Br), Cutting, Liverpoot—Nationat Steam | Philadelphia, id schrs Clara Jane Navigation Co. Hunter, Kit Carson, J D MeCarty, JA Stesziship Allemonia (Ham), Trautman, Hamburg—Kun- “ y ik & Co, A 5 Remaining scars R Bullwinkle, 8 Ceauiw, 1. W Dyer, Mon- teznma, D'R Acey, JS Hewett, B Bowe. Hriish Gaiden, » Wm Thompson, ¥.J Heraty, J Stockhitn, George’ Git in, Fair Dealer, HA Rogers, Henry Crosby, ang (8 Car stairs (ashore), Steamsp: Hermann (Brem), Wenke, Southampton and Bremen—Oelrichs & Co, Steamship Lafayette (Fr), Lemaire, Havre—George Mac- Kensie, JACKSONVILLE, April 9—Arr sehr JL Counce, Wilson “Steainship E B Souder, Lockwood, Charleston—Livingston, | NYork; 1th, Brondiield, Crowell, do: ih snow Sanghi. Fox & Co, Perry, Charleston; Napoleon, Nichols, and DY; Wolf, Dole, Steamship Westchester, Ingram, Wilmington, Del—A Ab- | NYork: 13th, Mary, Sawyer, Uo (aud ISth for Cedar Keys dott. Fin). Old 13th, scr BH Jones, Davin, NYork: 8th, Brig Ship Jeremiah Thompson, Kennedy, Liverpool—Samuel | Burs, Ackley, Curacoa, ‘Thompeon’s Nephe MOBILE, April 28—Cld ship, Adept (Br), Grosart, Liver- pool: bark Taya (Span) Koig, Barcelona NEW ORLEANS April Agr aches 10% Wright, Pree fan Boston; Dolphin 0), Thompson. Kingston, Je. Be low. “coming ‘up, sh raph, Phelan, from Diverpoot barks Wapelia Orr. from der kntoinetia Loretta trecbeae: Cid steamers Monterey, Whitman, Star of the Union, Blab: chard; Raleigh. Walker, and Thomas, Switt, NYork: bark» Magdalena (Span), Searpe, Barcelona; En r, Pit ner, Liverpool; brig Water Lily (Br), Pariusworth, Cardenas nd a market; M Williimeon, Lake, N¥ork- NALA Cube, Baltincre. “Sid steamer Atinantonks, ‘ork. NEWBERN, NC, April 30—Arr schr Delwar, Lank, NYork May J, Maggie MoGec Ayres, do. Arr schre Anj Bark Jupiter (ivek), Bradherring, London—Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Bark Charles & Edward (Br), Pittman, Cork for orders CA De Wolf, Bark Reinhard (Brom), Warnkins, Bremen—Rnger Bros. Bark Clara (Brem), Probst, Bremen—Ruger Bro: Bark Union (Han), Schutte, Bremen—Ruyer Bri Bark Bremerin (Brem), Jachens, Mayo, CVI— stedt, Bark Zingarelia, Bates, Vera Cruz—F Alexnndre & Son. pbark Fannie, Marshrian, ‘Trinidad, Caba—B D & J U rookman. Bark John Carver, Nichols, Matanzas—Walsh & Carver, Bark Harry Bootti, Chipmin, Matanzas—J & Ward & Co. Brig Fila Vail (Br), Grant, Weymouth, NS—J V Onataviu. Paven- line, Hix. and Vendovi, Haceingtou for " EWPORT, Brig India (Br), Chisholiu, Halifax,,NS—D R De Woif y. Fi + DG Floyd, Kelley, Provi Co. Maria Louisa, Providence for Now Brig Alfaretta (Br), Taylor, Santa Cruz, Cuba—P 1 Nevius . Taunton tor Llizabethport Sons, —Arr in the night, schrs Bary Joonson, Phinne: Brig Time (Br), Manning, St Jago—J H Woodhoure. New Bedford for Philadelphia; Keadasken, Vitshell, and Brig Mary Ann'(Br), Barteby, H Nash, Spall Mowelle. ‘Riok, t Jago—C A De Woif. ua—Walsh & Carver, 2 Ward ‘or ilivtt, Baker, Wood's tise, for do, ie ae a 06 ae, for do. May $—Sid bri Brig Fauatina, Ellis, Say Boston for do; Brig Belle Barn. ) EB Say Co. NEW BEDFORD, Jolin Aviles, Philbrook Brig Cuban (Br), Jenkins, St ao Bovd & Hineken, Philadelphia; sohr Marievta, Hall, NYork, Brig Bropie Bird (Br), Fowler, St Taomas—P I Nevius & | | NEW LONDON, May 2--Phe following veavel Sor bo amined by US revenue eutier ns, Brig Lotus (Br), Trocartin, Aux Cayes—Brett, Sou & Co. Buacnwert,.—At Janesville, Wis., on Sunday, April 29, Cuanses G., con of J. P. Blackwell, of this city, im the 24th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to aitend the funeral, from the residence of bis uncle, J. H. Flemington, N. J., on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock. leave Liberty street at eight A.M. and Flemington at two B. M. Borum.—On Friday, May 4, Mrs. (. Bora, aged 43 ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectful: invited to attend the funeral, from St, Michael's church, corner of Ninety-ninth street and Broadway, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’clock. Buows.—On Friday, May 4, Jony H. Brows, in the 680r year of his age. * ‘The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 15 suffolk street, Bropir,—On Wednesday, May 2, after » Protracted Mnese, Georor Bropre, in the 48th year of his'age. Hie ‘friends and reiatives are respectfully invited to attend the (uneral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 300 Canal street. Boxner,—On Friday, May 4, at Harlem, Catnmnive Boxxer, wife of C. A. Bunner. ice of funeral in to-morrow’'s paper Crwrer.—At Ban Francisco, Cal., on Sanday, April 28, of pneumonia, after one week's illness, Mrs. Leritia HL, widow of EW. Chureh, ef the firm of Sather & Chureh, San Francisco. Cowkuix.—On Friday, May 4, Mary E, wife of John Covklin, in the 68th yrar of her age. Hor relatives and friend are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from ber inte residence, 25 Great Jones street. Darny.—At Sing Sing, on Friday, May 4, Perur P. Dar, son of Corneltus and Beatrice Daily, aged 26 years and 6 monthe. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father's residence, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. mboat leaves foot of Harrison sireet, North river, for Sing Sing at balf past seven A. Mi daily. Dovxruiy.—On Thursday, May 3, Gronor W., young. est son of Jorewiab and Kate M. Dotuelly, aged 3 years and 10 months. i Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. F«1et.—On Friday, May 4, Lnan, wife of Mosely Ba. ..t, im the 26th year of her age. ww friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 65 East Bighty-sixth nday morning, at cloven o'clock. Faxner!.—On Friday morning, May 4, Berxaan Far writ, a native of Ardab, county Longford, Ireland, aged 56 years. Fone! from bis late residence, 203 Jay street, Brook- lyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Hast.—On Thursday, May 3, Mra Euasnern Hau, wife of the late Joseph Hall. Funeral from her late residenes, at eleven o'clock. Havs.—0n Friday, Slay 4, Many Hays, 0 native of Passage West, county Cork, ireland, in the 76th year of the toner wil! take place on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, &te- phen Meagher, 470 Greonwieh stroet, Relatives’ und No. 239 Spring street, tielding, led to their achieving a decided victory, We caintances are respectfully invited to attend. ap) ‘(he score: — LAND. —At Williams bridge, on Thursday, May 3, Liieaatianaing > i cama Joux M. Hosoraxn, aged%@ Players, ‘ Player. 0. BR} Paneral will take place on Sunday morning, at ten Sutton, Kline, 1st b. ® velock, from bis late residence, at Williams bridge. Geir, 3d b Brown, 24 4 is friends are respectfully invited to attend ihe fune- ‘arian, 24 2 ral without further notice. _ Redfield, 1. t. 4 Kam.—In Brooklyn, on Thi , May 3, Sanam, wife Meseere, r. f... 2 of Paraick Kars, in the 4éth year of her age. Ackerman, ©. f, 4 ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to pore oss 4 attend the funeral, from her late residence, 216 Colum: it . ‘Bi ie oon, wo teens 6. 3 6 — jrooklyn, a sa i Laany,—On Thursday, May 3, Timovny M. Leary, aged , Pen 2% © | 96 ‘youre, 1 month ‘ad 26 days, native of Killarney, Clute. Let, 2d. 3d. 47h Bik GA. 70h. 9H. 9th, Total, | S7BDLY erry, relene oa somite nee reepeettully Picked Nine... 0 0 © 0 1 1 9 1 4} invited to attend the funeral, this (atv ruday) Don, First Nine 120 2 7 3 7 12 5 | at half-past one o'clock, from his Inte residence, No. 12 Umpire. Moore, of the Constellawoe. | Pearl streot. His remains will be interred im Calvary Scorers— Two hours and thety minuter. Deei« The following and Vanderiip, Time of game by the Court of Appeals. jecisions, which have just been rendered by the Court of Appeals, decide some very interesting lym WHAT CONSTITUTRS & COMPETENT § wrPNe IVIL nileman who resides | points, and will be read with interest not only by met- bers of the legal profession hut also by the public geweral- % | ego cn » AND CRIMINAL CASES. Willioms and McGof vs. The Pepe, de.—Plaintifl io error were indicted for the ine of | robbery, and convicted thereof at the Court of Over and Terminer ‘of Rensselaer county, 0 tal each de itners in his own waif, an @ question presented to tis Court wen, A offered as @ the Court. ® defendant who is petent he ¢ party to # criminal in bis own bebalf. mission manufacturer at Ogdensburg, they were to commirsian, and to advance three fourth On the trial each defendan' wae indicted for a craninal offence a com Prosecution was not eutitied to testify Judgment of the Vourt atfrmed. SION MERC were lilug paper en com. York, se Ky an arrangemen! with ove Skinner, @ paper ell for him on the volue of the paper ov the receipt thereof, by their notes at three mouths Phey gave orden a .o size and quanuty of paper to suit their partveular customers, One parcel et torty~ olght meme sent forward to then: wee levied upon by the F yyw —— elaiwit ’ pec tung corm- 14 Court i to enti ge sa oe property as eeaes LUO defen ablich ene of the tho paperastheir es: the plaints to bold » 1 wae esemtial to ep following they had marie advan ee apecially upon the credit of thie shipment, or, Sesand Thar chey were entitied, by their oki ally QuEETION «© to Redli ve Dark bis Iifetime, held Berry, and payable tn his Htetime, endorsed eaid note and deli the plaintiff, and rubseqrevtly died. The danghter, eeiab shes) Oe chem, they were not entitled to recor The judyonot of the general Term wes afirned shone, te « Hen for any balance of Neither of whwh propositions bei UR VALIDITY OF A CLPT CAUSA MORTIE. » Se. qnowers,— Aaron H. Revell, in ‘a promiecoty now executed by one eto the seit Bedell or order, Beneil, it to his piainti’ commenced shit thereof ogainsi the naker, when the executors of the rail Pedal were eubetituted as defendants, up makor of the note triat of the cagse ¢ 1h Ferted ber cause endorrement thereon, read the jer rection | of tive Cotte, and the 4 the money into court, On the @ plaintit produced the note, pr ome in evid nce The deteudante, a& execuyors, Be i/ione:—Piret-That | @iet year of bie age, @ native of the Cometry. Lrorp.—Kilied at Reesaca, Ga, on Sunday, i, 1864, Lieutenant Colonel Eowarp F, Lion, One Han: dred and Nineteenth New York Volunteers, All frieods, together with the members of the One Hundred and Nineteenth regiment, are respectfally in- vited to attend the funeral, at Dr. Bureberd’s chureb, in ‘Thirtoonth stroot, between #ixth and Seventh avenues, , at one o'clock. ¥ 4, Elder Daxiet Moynow, in the 86th year of bis ‘The relatives and frrende of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday a(ternoon, at two o’eleck, from the Christian church, Twenty-eighth Mongay.—On Friday, May 4, Mary Mewnay, wife of Jono Murray, after # long and severe iliness, native of county Westinesth, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 428 Third avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at half. past ‘one o'cloc! Mcnvay.—On Thureday, Ma of Slaney Lodge, county Wexford, Iretan The iriepds and relatives of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from bie late tesi- dence, 612 Terth avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o lock. McCremny,—On Thursday evening, MeCneeny, aged 21 years and 1 day. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfaliy invited to attend the funewal, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from 148 bo eg nal street, Prrit.—On Thursday, May 5, Eowano Pernt, aged 58 years, The friends of the ony | are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, from his late residence, 127 North Fourth street, Willameburg, op Sunday aflernoon, at two o'clock. Puck —On Yriday, May 4, Micnanr Prem, in the county Kilkenny, Ireland. The friends and relatives of the family are reepeettully requested to ee funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence of his sister, No. 34 Pacific mreot, south Brovklym. Bis remaine will be conveyed to Matiuel: Cometery for interment, Pmeure.—On Thursday afternoon, May 3, at four ‘o'clock, Samurt Prennue, aged 46 yearn The frionds and relatives of the family, also the mem- bers of Mariners’ Lodge, No. 67. F. and A. M,, also the Seamon’r Roarding House Keopera’ Renevolent Avsoeta- tion aro respectfully invited lo atéend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from hie late resi- denen, No, 16 Cherry stroet. Reveotne —At Fordham, 00 Friday morning, May 4, At four o'clook, Parner Rersotne, inte of New York, , and tried | #treet, near Broadway. 3, — Menrny, late a Many May aged 28 years The friends and reintives of (he famig, alee those of hie brothers Owen and Jobin, are invited te attend the [ fonerat, at nis late resdense. Bordbam, on Suniay afer Brig J 1 Kennedy, Appel. New Ori NH Brighi Va ane ack: iden ot salle eee a mohre nnedy, Apt ‘Nev rleans—! igham. ut in w! s of sails and rigging; Schr Teabelia (B15; McMillan, ‘Sydney, OB—Ediniston Bro- York for New Bedford; Elvira, ‘Buncroft A ers, ckson,’ Providence for do: Wm ‘Sehr A E Barnes, Farren, Matanzas—J & T Pearsall. Wiliams, ver for do: 8 Applegate, Nleelman Sehr Aad, bunker, Brunswick, Ga—T M Mayhew. East Greenwich for do; James English, Berke Balimore. Sebr Olara, Baxter, Baltunore—G N Siranal 5 NEW HAVEN, May 3—Arr sehrs O Spelman; @ ® Mu- Sebr Wi ell, Cole, Machlas—Holyake & etaian 5 feohell, Morrell, aud Da iel Morris, Larder: Louisa Birdsall. Schr § Waterman, Chase, New Bedforda—Ferguson & Wood. Trimble; Li David, Blair; San Luis, Coonm@gham; BP Schr Bue: Brown, Gloucester—Woodruff & Robinson. Burton, Jones, and | EK Mitebetl, Elizabetaport; Mirands, Schr Hero, Small, Salem. Mi ; Susan Scranton. Ha ud Glenwood, “4 rey, Sarab King, King, Philadelphia, 2 FUILADELPHIA, May S—A¥e steamers, 1) Otley, Davis; EN Fairchild, Trout, and Anthracite, Green, NYork; beig= p>) Lion, Low, Savannah; Joba tastings, Hastings, Op) na Sehr Triumph, Chester, Bristol—G N Stranahan. Schr Dr Franklin, Gear, Norwich—Rackett, Tooker & Tay- Sehr Jon Rogers, Russell, Martford—Rackett, Tooker & Taylor. urmah, Shermau, Calas; J \. chr Elien Louisa, Reeve, New Haven—8 D Stannard, Yorks'schra-Uritin, Cobhy Boston: Avche, Weavers Maphe, Sehr AD Soult, Somers, Cow Bay via Guildford, Conn. does: FL Porter, Stall, Providence: MM Freeman, Pox, Sloop Odd Fellow, Dyer, Mystic, Ct. Portian aring, Piimmer, New York; Allen Downiog” ARRIVED. rds. Adaans, Bele. (a ship met Steamship William Penn (Br), Billinge, London April 10 4 ‘ “ity pees eerh via Havre Toth and St Johns, NF, 29th, with mdse and éy4 | Yortlands Florence & Anuie (Hw Lewis, sombeaso; 8 V passengers, 16 Howlund & Aspinwall,’ Saw an immense c. ", ouceater: F Barun, ‘Tarvine MH fuses Aye Bh et O58 lan 8452 posed. bark Lady Gordon Tylor, ald KG Prarie, wil D), can ‘ 4 r a nm y hat } e p Se May 4 10AM, ‘ponved ‘stoaraship Persiu, off oll. Mehatey, Middlecowa: ev tanding cket. + Newburyport: Mary B teeves, Gheen, ROckport; I e. Brooks, Middietowns; Urlene Carroll,’ Porismmiths al Steamship Nereus, Bearne, Boston, with tase and parson | Yoviiy May Gaim, £3 Bright she Brig Wilhelmina & Elise (Hol) Wietsman, Buenos Ayres, | WY: Sallie I, Bateman: Alabartiay Vang Bedoya, with hides anc wool, to KF Davi Bing Aquidneck (of Newport Bf) ayn, With sugar, to Haahewny & Ete Lucy A Bossom, Hodgdon, ary po Sehr Constel Rehr Laura Gertrude ton, to Dollner, Potter & ¢ Bhhr Mary E Amsden, Schr 8 © Bvaua, Hammond, fudre, ingersol, Norwioh. dson, Liowes, Havana; Augar, Armenia, and Bf ALLO, exe, April 25—In port vrig Jor, froin NYork, justarr: echt Anna, Teve for NYork, Idg. Sid 22d, webr ita, Kmnsetl (fore, vaca). NY ork. PORPLAND, ley. » Bitzabethpon, for New- ion, Kelsey, Indienota. inpbell, Movile, 14 days, with cot- fnith, Mobite. Pharieston, 14 days, with cot v ton, to NT MoCroady & C schrs Valoda, Morris, N¥ork: . rilmingt ’, Sarna & Julia, ¢ Bangor. ‘brig Lizabet (nok Behe Mary Aig Fors raiugoon NOs” toabel), F ptterem sehr Bengol, Vixbury, Balti * 4 “gd more, ships Sehr F P Simpson, Hazleton, Virginia. et aaa line o's: Behr Wm Mazyck, Daniels, Virginia, 4 ler as; sohrs John Fran elly, Phils See eee i din ony Cass, Baltiinore, Arr steaiper Di Sohr A Kelley, Newton, Virginia. Tap, Bhererve Sehr Quickstep, Day eorgetown, DO, satttieee Setr Banvard, Walling, Maryland. bea +4 e Sour W Ee Sprluga, sieel,, Balumore. bark Bphra ur M Hand, Brooks, Philadelobia for Newport. H Devereau: ir Panny Fern, & rs, Philadelphia (or Providence. annie Haniner, Philadelphia for Hartford. line Grant, Pressy, Calais for Mott Haven, Sehr Chas Cooper, Suow, Bristol for Rondout: Sets H A Deming, Boardman, Hartford for Elvzabethport BELOW. Bark Quickstep, from Matenzan, Wind at sonset, NW, light. », DC, Wave Crest, as A Gainer, Harvey; Native, De Dogle, Elizabechport; arab § Doane; Klien Forrester, War y k. Sid scars George Palen, ia, MB Carlisle, Sheldon, do, Wm ure, Palmer; Ninetts, Wilron, and York. Tork: Wm Ht ituata tpt Fair Dealer. Bioagert r Dealer, Blo’ RICHMOND, Ma Marine Disasters. Bank Kexrine Karutren—An open boat, containing Capt Collins and five men of the bark Kentine Kathleen, of Lon- don from Liverpool, with alt for Galveston, which eprung & leak and foundered, was picked up March 25, in lat 17 2, lon 98, by brig Emma, from Philadelphia at Port Spain, Another boat, containing the two mates and two men, parted ¥, and bas not been since heard from, jay L—Arr achr Susan, Mitche! ~Agr <cbra Ito, Young. Sbul plank River for News jameson, Patuxent River for Rex Vhildelphia via Newport; silver t Munson, Elizabethpor! far for Newburyport; T ngs, Hannal, Cale Elia, Montgomery nie Jameson, Jer, Steelmny ‘ G A Bxanse—Steamsbip General Custer, Harris, at Prt p ergg wee for NYorw Charleston 30h ult, from Baltimore, reports Aprif 20, at LL Cla Int sehr AM. near Cape Lookout, signalled sehr @ A Kearse, Bearse, fair, N from New York for Savannah, she hoisting @ flag Union down; found her leaking badly; kept ber company into shoal waier, near Cape Lookout, when the @uster had to stand off MISCELLANEOUS. i to avoid the shallow water, (The G A Bearse put into Beau. —A.—A.—FIRST CLASS ENGLISH §XD FRENCH fort, NC, same day), $ + China and Giass Ware, imported direst. Javt the, “ Place for new ‘and vid) housekeepers to Duy cheaper time Bur 8 P Brown, Gardner, for Havana, which her houssantbowgey. a De? ebaing dn the of Wednesday morning, went ast ARD D. BAssrort ashore on the of Fort Adams, remained $d instant, Inatiture, corner stare. Us b haeeng Me 9 on Cor ty ge Cees tee ee term and jing ren man by the vonit ‘Che brig ew on | AL Apdies ytd tng fetormatien failed. The hgh 8 soit beach, an on Rig wir ana wd alo kh a Stun . froma 4 for Philadelphta, wae spoken i 2: ee; Pert pe lon roe Jeaking badly, We wiamed Bo ee: YACT.-THE TIME TO ECONOMIZE. } POUNDS Fr fastanc Pr. st Ind’ Coffee for Bl, 1 | pound Ierwis (of Provincetown), from Bay of Hondura of Bockman D Bae. 8 spoken April 2 lat 47 58, lon 74, and repo fal having Gnoountered « mort violent gale two days pr Sa ich carried away all the forward rigging sad other damage. © WINE } 100 La THE 8 ques NATIV Kk OF Miscellaneous. NATIVE | WINES amaury Cricawaves, formerly the blockade ranner COMPRISES THE GREATEST ¥ AK) OFT ith, which was sunkon Cape Fear Klver by the rebels NTH TED STATIN pa by tark on Fort Fisher, has been raised, and bas TO THE TRADE. arrived at Norfolk. FRED. 8. CO770N8, ‘73 Warren strer), New Vor YONSUMPTIVE INVALIDE CAN CONSULT © ® BROADRENT. M.D. of BE Be ott wae, [A she in 2 oe 100b “gh — be had free of charer BL fhvelids wt he Ofer < New York. Advr B.—Hemembe: the Deetor ear only remain untll oest Tuesday, 3 P.M. Offer open Suma y Sonn BK Hoven, Clement, arrivod at Gloucester on Mon. of, Pleked up & boat about 4 wack since on Geurges, wllch ie thought ‘some to be the boat Belonging to the schr Lad in. which was lost, with a portion of the crew, while ir Maggie MelLean (Br), into Glou- 4 faraiture, violation of ed Inst, by Robt ‘$2400, and was purchased by Mr Sherman, US marshal, Joneph Wilson, her former owner. Lacnengn—A ihren decked ship wae launched from the Frntees TAN, AND FIMPLES REMOVED «tT a ‘ones: by the vise of Uph le. Tee and Plow yard of Messrs Boule st Freeport on the Ist, inst. She is : ‘hold by DEMAS WARNES Zalied the Uueie Toby, and Is owned vy CH AEC Soule and | Baniaher, Price 50 cent others, and will be rommand: a Jord by Capt josee Pinkham, ‘ CO., 21 Park row, 1 draggiate ort Me. ¢ doable-dacked brig of about $40 tons, nemed vine OUSEKEEPERS, 100K HERE—YOU CaN aria W Norwood, owned by Cariewoa, Norwood & Co, aod heat white Coffee, Spur, de, at GTO. KO AG NE! parties in New Orleans. 260 und 262 Urers.wich scree, cormer of Murray atroet, wt U8: i bark of 880 tons burden, and a bandsome @shing sehr of BEE, ABenall te a crop Fone at por 10.” Coe he. fe Mt den, were launceed on Monday from So zere of . and everyiby¢g eire at ereatiy Jord proms. Ams ‘. aden inks od ag on 275 nee 7 O8N " val ‘ing aod others, and the sehr is own y Messrs iw 108, Kem, ok ttoocestet This valuable work, containing information worth center May 2 From “‘Tewksbury's yard in Brewer, Me, brig Caro f dine Gulliver whaling berk recently launched at New London The new has been named Acors Barnes, ater @ former citizens of that 10,000 to @ man and woman In the world, sent rr fappor 3 cen oy ‘uidrerding Dr. Jone Vanderpool, Ke. 3 Cihwn place, New Yor! TED CHANG Ay CIRCULATION. -RBPE. tN PS new brig Emma. receatly built at Yarmouth Lint ure have s very bad “ipon the Capt Tenry Haute Fe is owned by Capt Ben jam { we would bealth must vO prevent, ae pw By FA AE pedis yl em ha Senklng Mae to hen ‘abled ; 2 cr recuse ne 116 days. Shy oe the loud, shue ft cteulauon antes blood . a the first bee Rh ee coutagions sephere is Jaded efth vapors of impurity, 1 Whalemen. Sid from New Bedford 3d inst, schr Ellen Rodman, Lam: ber, for Atiantie Ocean. from Ship Robert fawards, Hamilton, of New Redford, was at hen the Hobart Town Jan 28, with 90 bbls ap and 75) do wh oll, and me under storm, ‘SU Ibe bone, vo cruise and return in duly. The RE reports tad HUMAN greree ia.aatp ait New: ealand, chip Komen, Hullo, of Now | is with heavae rn, dinainens, lore of ap ‘Ship Obto, Smith, of New Bedford, wee nt Falcahuano Feb Sa TED AETIEE P io, Smith, of New ord, Was at no re m, to wail for home that day, and expected to arr ae whore action ol we fone en, ane ple ee. rk Hosea. cot’ New Beiford, was at Vasae, New | you in a condition Was the) oy Roland, Feb thet ona gat. with CUy 4 A - eatport, art Feb 17, ‘ore reported. Bark Mermaid, Horan, can harm you pot elena. Bark George & Suson, Davis, of New was at St | Principal offee, byw 2 if so unhinat Gay for tho Nerws Atlan, wih BAAKDRETH Ps - Ship Canova; trom New Orteane tor Havre, ne date, tat $1, Sold by droggietn, ion , Ricco he ee nae worciga Ports. STORAGE. - Cayneien, Moreh 20--in port brig Unicorn, Leighton, from | SS Baton for Surinam 8 QN7e sw sasdhiaienie, Pitiadd rot to reehlt; BEACH RCO. MEAs Morton, Preyholz, Baltimore; 26th, Lovett Pea, | *"* PreP™ ri wi cock, Regan, NYor® 16 hy port Apert a7, bark Ligsie Raymond, Emory, for Balt! CAMELS TAL Saws, or Nay LACES, de. 3 ES 522 5 z j-{ = mora about May he, AVR itn port bark Howland, Lewis, for Boe | tor sare xeeping during the sumimer'er for & longer periet ton, ding geting seth 09 do 10 day For a moderate charge they Gre 8 compete quaraniew: et has, WD, Norit 96-Arr Joy W Locitt Jaqaen, Saran. | aguinat hon oF uataage iy fre oF ¢ briige, a J 7 al wande fo Hf Fewnernd. Phitsdeiphie. Cit Gn, score Ceaplan, Vert, | ,No.c2ire conten We cance foe cortege i Whe city, GUNG? fm Martha Kenny, Pniladerphia. | Amertoan Porte. ALEXANDRIA, May 2 Arr sehr Wm 0 irish, Rathburn, | } Portland ues MATR GLOSS AND oURT } the bene baie dressing in the Belt by BARNES, B Perk row oad all dy . q |