The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1866, Page 11

SOUTH AMERICA. “The Collins Telegraphie Enterprise—Amerieo- Brazilian Banquet at Rio. “Terrific Dust Tornado at Bue- nos Ayres. &. &e. &e, Our Rio Janciro Correspondence. Rio Janzteo, April 7, 1866. ‘EUR COLLINS TELEGRAPH ENTERPRISE—INTERNATIONAL BAN- QUET AT RIO, By invitation of Messrs. B. Caymari and Capt. Lefebre, ~& party of distinguished gentlemen of this city, including \fournalists, literary men, merchants, public functionaries, ‘&c., met on board the American steamer South America -on the ist ult, After every part of this fine vessel had ‘been visited, a splendid collation was offered to the guests, during which the most cordial harmony reigned, demonstrating once more how great is the sympathy of Brazilians for the alliance and influence of the United States. we the many toasts proposed we noticed the —‘* To the President of the United States,” by © prompt and Dy meriean Caio by Mr. Belfort; tome be the Drasttian Prem by Dr. Ral ~_. The chief editor of tho Diario do Rio, Mr. Bocayneva, a “very talented gentleman, and prominent in allenterprises ofor the benefit of the country, in proposing a toast to the pga of Mr. ar Colin tclagrat phic a, made -—Gentiemen, TOpOse & toast tothe American oltizen Perry MacD. Pd the most did and vast telegraphic un ing. ‘that has ever been known. If there is one principle to which universal homase has been rendered, and to which the United States have given the greatest devotion, it 1s of human fraternity, To draw closer the relations ‘among men, nations and continents, is to fortify this principle—to unify humanity in {is ‘aspirayon for pro- gress—to multipl the capital of intelligence, industry, commerce and labor. To destroy the obstacles that op- pose themselves 18 eocis} community and mutual ap- proximation has been, from the remotest ages, the mis- ae and providential tendency of man. I ‘therefore pose a toast to the prosperity and realization of the ft c at Collins enterprise, the advantaces of which, in re- lation to Brazil, will be tnumense. I hope.to see it, ina * “brief time, established in the American empire, thanks to the activity and intelligence of its worthy agents here—thanks to the syn hy and wishes of the Bra- zilian people, and to the zeal of the national authorities for the development of the riches, happiness and power --of the country. Terrific Dust Tornado. (From the Buenos Ayres Standard, Mreh 25.) On Monday evening, the 19th, our city was visited by ‘the most terride phenomenon ever known in this or perhaps any other country. No pen can attempt to con- vey to those who have not seen it even the faintest idea of this awful storm, which, while it lasted, seemed to indicate that the world was’ at an end and chaos camo again. All that we res or the darkness of before the remembers about sand storms in the East, ot in the time of Pharaoh, fades Even the oldest inhabitants of Buenos Ayres, so accustomed to dust storms, were seized with the utmost terror, never having experienced me on! approaching to it in “horror and intensity. ‘or several hours previous there were indications of a storm all around the zon, aud at ten minutes past five masses of dust clouds passed rapidly overhead, coming from the southwest. Then almost as quick as lightning all was enveloped in total darkness; we cannot find. a word to express the thick, palpable obscurity which hung over and aronud all, Xo one could attempt to move or even sevk shelter, but all stood rooted to the ground. People in the streets had to remain there, most of the doors being shut; and the wind was go dreadful that the strongest brick edifices quaked and shook, as if seats to topple over and bury all their inmates in the Mit boing dinner hour the ,hotels. were crowded, and 10 the confusion no candles could be got; neither could the gas bo lighted, as it was vefore the hour for turning it Meantime the zinc roofs, glass, &c., were blown about-imall directions, “At the Hotel de Paria when the gingn root foll An st was thought the house was falling, ee rushed abvut mudi. i vale a i iy; some Jumped from At twenty-two ‘ainstes, ast five o'clock daylight be- Biv to glimmer through the murky canopy of dust, and five ro ae we couid see ourselves distinctly. tho rain poured down in torrents, absorbing the and ranning throughthe streets In streams of inky blackness. ‘The Tribuna states that a young man committed sul- cide from fright during the storm. In the suburbs numerous casualties ure mentioned, as also in port. Tho Northern Railway suffered much. Palermo plat- form blown away and two men killed. Belgrano station carried away and the electric wires broken. The Western Railway tas had the stations of Moron aa iid unrooted; also a shed in the Plaza Once, were in the Merlo station when the roof j Pe lars were carried away; but, happily, all escaped unburt. The turret of Moreno church is blown ‘Gown. The loss in the river is very severe, Asmall boat in the roads upset, and it is feared all bands drowned. The captain of an American bark » threw out a buoy, but ail to no purpose. The schooner Carlotta capsized in the roads, Several ‘voasels have gone \o her relief. A lighter, with wool bales, was capsized m the canal. A pilot boat in the harbor’ was aiso blown over; cap- tain and three sailors drowned. ‘Another pilot boat of Scilor Hoevel also supposed to * be lost; no trace of hi The boat of a Spanish vessel, with pilot and three sail- ora, capsized in tle roads lost but one man, picked up as an pny outnide that such a storm was never before res. The dust cloud ud had an angular to seventy degrets, and its force was ” Deing equal to the strongest hurricane, LF aes Teport gives a list of sixty ep | roofs and walis blown down in the city; but the of the storm ‘was spent on the outskirts, ‘and we hear of damage. In one place some shingles ‘were carried a distance o/ three buudred yartls, one pen- ~ @rating a thatch roof and another cutting open a horse's forehead as though with a knife. Some carts were thrown into a ditch, and in one case a bullock cart was uspended in the Atriend of carried off his barca ay fo Tey a auto of twenty yards, and thon lightly deposited on terra 5 Telegraphic Market Reports. Momus, May 18, 1866. Cortox.—Sales to-day 200 bales; sales of the week 4,160 bales; receipts of the woek 2.274, and 3,645 bales fast week ; exports of the week 3,616 bales; stock 41,- 782 baies; ‘unsold 27,000 bates. Punapetrma, May 19, 1866. Flour—A declining toudency. Wheat dull. Corn Filet; sales of Follow at Ble. a 82e, Cotton, active at a 8c. for middling. Provisions dull, with @ de- lining tendency. Mess pork $31 a $31 60. "Whiskey — Gales of Foaaaperende at $2 26 and.Ohio at $2 27. Baurivone, May 19, 1806. Frour quiet; low grades heavy. | Wheat quiet; receipts end snles light. Corn dail, yollow Sle.’ Sho. =. Provisions firm, ‘Sugar steady. Coffee berg Whiskey firm at $2 265, for Western. Burrato, May 19, 1866, Flour dull. Wheat quiet, | Corn, No. 1 ‘oledo, 646. ; No. 1 Chicago, 65e. Onis 8c, a4de, Barley, rye and pees nominal’ Pork $31. Lard 22)¢0. - Wivskey noml- fal. Canal freight dull ‘and unchanged to New York wheat 130,, corn llc., oats Te, pts for the week—Flour, 40,147; wheat, 40,147; wheat, 373,316; orn, 860,609; oats, 251,958 ; Batley, 8 408. Osweao, May 19, 1866. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull; gales 2,000’ bushels Canada club at $210. Corn in better demand; sales at fc. a 70c., for new and old’No. 1 Ilinola Other nominal. Canal freiyits duit; flour 40¢., wheat Os¢., corn S¢., oats S¢., to New York MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, Board of Cow OVvICIAL. BokTATED SESSION—Tuvnspay, May 17-2 P. Mt. reusnt 9 adjournment, in their cham. ikon Green, Esq., President, in the ebatr, —~—> following meine: ‘Councilmen. Keens: Long, Stacom, Flynn, Robinson, yBrien. Contelio, eins Brinkman. Koster, bg . White, Macka: aa Tyne, F Thomas, Halloran, berts, Fulman, Hetirus et mlay—23. thinutes of the preceding meeting were read and ap- PETITIONS. ° PREstD ENT Peiition of G- Osterioh, relative to the establishment of public arse’ Winch was referred te the Commities on Streets. SOLUTIONS. with the receiving kumnus- Ie ae @treet, under the direction of \u@ Crotou Aqueduct Depart- ment wag coferess 10 the ‘ommi (tee on Sewers. ? al BySgunstipan Warr ‘a sewer, with the necessary receiving Dy ph te built a Lowes atone tele Houswn to Eighth roverzed t to the vacant lote tn Piftieth and Pifty-tirst yo First avenue and East fiver, be fenced in, br across Fifieenth street, ates Liv nv plare, wader the nad weet shine of Livingston vlace, under 1bé ber from the further consideration of of Aldermen as follqgrs — Counsel to the be and he F-) and direoted to take such action as will ai ali in courts oF elsewhere eee eer of extending ead of Ann and Fulton uanien Fesolution was then concurred in, cif ndred and Twenty-ninth street, between Third and Bighth Rey TER SPE nang ing. ,Srsoeth supe betwee fa to halt of the expense, and the eity th ty owners to remaining work to be done under, the direstlon of the Croton that the ying ordinance therefor ‘Which was laid over. ine ittee on Finance, with resolution as fol- wai EA Resolved, Ab the Comptroller bs ha 5 | ort ed and direetod to drave his warrant te Tare ct lana. han’s Band for the «iam of $144, fon muse 8 furnished on the gyening, of July 4.1 per ‘annexed, and 16 am try nount io the Aeoount of elty eon yng ‘of Commitice on Sewers, with resolution as fol- a newer, Berpennry. receiving Resolved, That basins and culverts, A) badihia ews erect terween Stanion nect with thé sewer in Rivi and Kivington streets, to cont ton treat vader the pieces of the Croton Asgeenr ict Bows ‘nying ordinance therefor be adopted. and that the accompu: Which was ve over. Resolve ‘t permission be and the same is hereby given to Mrs. Anna Maria Lent to fag, 7) pad getter tn front of lot No. 17, north side of 128d street, be- t tthe pat LAr gery en by oe the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund havo authorized’ sale at public auction on the 2ist of May inst, Of the said square, and ons of chapter @, article 4, section Whereas, bgiths provisi 25 of the Revised Ordinances of 1 16" Comm! the Sinking Fund are restrained from sling Teal entate in be longing to the Corporation, which is used or reserved for public Pod rhe Tosolved Thnk the Comptroller is hereby authorized and directed to withdraw from the list of corporation property dvertised to'be-nold by public nucilon, oF tho stat Of May int, the plot of land heretofore doseribed, the same having een reserved for the purposes of a public park. Councilman Kexzcn moved that suid paper be referred to the Committee on Lunds and Places, Which was carried, Report of Commiites on Finance, with resolution as fol. ow Resolved, That the Comptroller be and he is hereby au- thorized and directed to draw a warrant tn favor of Iirother Patricl ident of the Manhattan College and Fi Fehool Yor the sutn of SUIS, with woceued interes tion, to pay an assessinent on the property, of 1! lege'and school for the work of opening 1284 sti Eighth avenue to Harlem river, the amount to be charged to the account of donations, Which was referred to the Committee on Donations and jr oleate ‘of Committee on Finance, with resolution as fol- lows Resolved, That the Comptroller be and he is hereby thorwed and directed to draw his warrant in favor of Reverend James L, Hodges, pastor of the First Bapti Iners| chureh, 0 Oliver straot, (or the um of i und fifty-two dollars, as a dovation to pay and interest thereon, for the work of piniding & sewer in Oliver street; the amount to be charged by the Comptroller to the account of donations, Which was teferred to the Committee on Finance, pLebort of Committee on Finance, with Tesolution, as fol- Resolved, That the building lately oecupted by Hone Com. pany number Eleven, adjoining Jeiferson Market prison, be and it fa hereby aa the use of the Comminsioners of arition aud Correction, to be used as female prison, and in order to relieve the overcrowded eondition of Jefferson ‘Market prison, and the Comptroller is hereby authorized and directed to carry Into effect the provisions of this resolution transferring the sald building to the wald nere ol Charities and Correction. Which was concurred in by the following vote:— Afirmative—Counciimen Keenan, Long, Stacor Robdin- Recon, Grech, Whites Mackay: Kellogg: Ting, Thotan tal. veoh, Green, White, Mackay, Kel ag. mas, Hal Toran, Roberts, Pullman. Hetiviek and tmnlay Report of Cominittee on Finance, with Tesolutlon as fol- low: Kesoived, That the Comptroller be and he is hereby au thorized and directed to draw his warrant in favar of Van Linda. for the sum of $30). us a donation, and to be in full compensation for. tows of hers, by stepping Into hole in nt in Wi “tcp raneorpethinea charged to resolution of jollow the Comptroliet be and ha is hereby au- thorized and directed to draw his warrant. i favor of: Joun ‘earge Otto, {or the sum of be ‘compensation for muse furnished the Tweltth regiment, N, Y.'S. N. G., bora pip peynin fo lore g the amountto be charged to account of elty conti gene Which was referred to the 1e Committee premises, southeast corner of Thirty avenue, Providing the same does not interfere with the public travel, and the same (o remain only during the pleasure the Common council. (By Board of Aldermen, amended by adding thereto the words (ollowing:—"Providing the sald bay wind"w does not extend more roe feet utcapaip ics ota i) Which was concurred tn. Resolution of Board of esol done under the (ay Board of A! words following: sme amen oy aig there ata o'clock every night and on Sundays) Councilman hoster moved that this Board do adhere to its former action. Which was cai Meport of Comiitiee on Btreets, with resolution as fol- lows: Resolved, ‘That the Com roller be and he is heret au- wos warrant in py jum of 4 Mice for all Resolved, That by Ba — the Tenth to the Peg oa ae Yd be ‘ith Bel pavement. eae anveduct ‘Bosra, and that the Meomapenying ordinance theretSe be adopted. nat the pe paper was laid over. pang Committse on Kaltroads, in favor of adopting ton ag follows: N Harlem Railroad Com. “pany bo ond th to cause Fourth ave. fc Ipod therm Ss eas Ta pe fe over tum’ w that at Murray fi ‘and also that they be required to eatab- lish a station with suitable (able sccommodations for passeugers at Eighty sixth street. Pending tho remding of the resolution Councilinan Tyna moved that the further reading be dis- pensed with. Which was carried. The resolution was then lost by the f vote :— Mirmative—Cougetlmen Stacom, Watts, Tyng, Thomas, Hal ‘uilman and Hetirick—¥. Negative—Councilmen Lee nd Driea, Costetlo, Hartman, = Koster, Keeon, Green, White, Mackay yet Nogg—I a “satan Haran moved that said voto be reconsidered. direction of the accompanying ordii Which was co; Afirmative—C. an Brinkman, Koster, Watts, Green, Green. White, i Biap a Halloran, Roberts, Pullman, ive—Connelimen Keenan, Long, O'Brien, Costello, keed and Mackay—6. neilman Halloran mor eda Mtaper ibe regular order ses oi Sane pre of peting hia SG mr neral order out Which was GENERAL ORDERS RESUMED. Resolved, That the Counsel to the Corporation be and he ip hereby directed to take the necessary legal steps to open Pity. ahte ed tre rytn the Femth to areuig ‘Coun that aid paper be rei the Gommaisnee on, Syreee ‘Openings. hich was carried. MOTIONS AGAIN RRKUWED. Counefiman Keenan moved to su met bbuinens for the purpose to call w out of its order. gprs ment th recom ingany. N ork, organ organizes in the'ety New York, exch « cost for each iment not ded there(on ani the rected La) warreot aceount of city contin: Fhich was adopted by the following vote:— helen Ki a Stacom, Flynn, vee" rink Koster, 2 Piast ‘Green, Mackay, Kellogg, jalioran, Heviriek Nogative--Counciimen White, Tyng, Thomas, Roberts and yy Tr Cy epee © Samara: ea And the rans . was laid over. "the Comptrotier ‘be and he ie aw aeedened weave beeen Pat fates PEERS Re sewer ia Jane sree, ( “cum toe Gani yo Gresawien ; RR a a cea a er ts NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1866.—TRIPLE sh,EET. the amount to be charged by the Comptroter te the account eat fevs semusrtess The resolution was was then lost for want of a sufficient num- Migraaite ny wba en Cat ttt be y Keech, Green, Thomas, Halloran, Hi ‘egative—Councili a nnanaa Pate, Wet, Masty Gounciinian Kxxcn moved that such vote be reconsidered. b bow Which was Lay the paper was laid over. Whereas the ordinance direct to be laid in {Tairty-Courth treat, river, cannot be carried into 18 ane Ne ae ndiesclved, 7 That the curb and guiter be set and reset, where oessary, in Thirty-fourth street, from Third avenue to Bast river, forthwit to he done under the direo- ton of ee Lemp oe and the accompanying ordi- iimen Kee feonan Long. "Blac, Flynn, Watts, Keec! Fai tl arog ca, Tyog; Thomas, phoma Pullman tictirlek and. Inala si sant oye Nogative-Connetiaan Hallorat=1 “of ir eich at East Houston lousion street square, and Saino to its appropriate account. Which do | by the sive ned en meena Loe 8 Stacom, Flynn, Robinson, O'Brien, Costello, Hartuian, Brinkman, | Koster Ke reen, Mackay, Tyng, Thomas, i Wi getty ee te, Kellogg and Pullman—8. street, betwee: Stanton streets, to connect with the sewer in Stanton Keri weer the direction of the Croton Aqueduct ttiat the accompanying ordinance therefor be hich was concurred in by the following vote Afirmative—Councilmen Keenan, Lo: Beruinben. OBrien, Costello, Harunan, inlgaan,, Rome, ‘atta, Keech, Green, Whit ‘ ng, Thomas, Halloran; Haberts Pullman, Hetirek and ining. Resolved, That the Croton Aqueduct Roard are hereby di- Tested to construct a culvert under or parallel with the sewer now in progress in Seventy-fourth street, west of Second avenue, for the purpose of draining the lots north of Seven fourth street and west of Second avenue, said work to be bi without contract, Which was adopted by the following vote: 8 Affirmative—Councilmen Keenan, acom, Flynn, Robinson, O'Brien, Keech, Green, Roberis, Pull Stacom, Flynn, Hartman, ‘Tyng, sian Yt Negatly men Costello and White—2, Rosolved, That the Clerk of the Cominon Council be and he i hereby authorized and directed to procure copies of all bills and doe s transmitted to the Logisacure. at an exponse not exceeding the wum of two hundred aud fifty dol- Brinkman, Koster, Watts, ‘Thomas, Halloran, 6s muneliman Keenan moved that this Board do now ad-, JeWThioh was lost Cosnaiinas Krecn moved that sald res the Committec on Printing and Adver Which was lost, Councilman Stacom moved that said General Order be pespoced. ich Waa carried. That the Comptroller bo and he {x horeby au- thorized and directed to draw his, warrant in favor of Hd: ward Van Ru $233, for couches furnished ommitien c Prati of the Fourth of Jul ¢ same to account of city yoontingene! ‘Objecti aoe made, onsite Counciiman Kexci moved that the rules be suspended for the purpose of permitting nim to call up auch Coneral ution be referred ra Which was carriod. Counelimen Stadom moved that the Board do now ad- Which was lost by the following vote:— Adirmative—Couneilmen Keenan, 8 ¥. Keltogs upeilinen Long, Brinkman, Kowter, Watts, Keech, Grong: White, tyug, Thomas, fatto. ran, Roberts and Pullinanit, The resolution was then lost for want of @ sufficient num- ber of votes, as follows:— ‘Adirmative-Couneilmen Long, Stacom, Robinson, Brink- man, Koster, Wats, Keech, Green, Tyng, Thomas, Halloran, Roberta and Tmlay—I3. Negative Counuiltien Keenan, Firnn, O'Brien, Costello, Hartinan, White, Mackay, Kellogg, Pullnian and Hetirick— Councilman Kooeas moved that such vote be reconsidered. a crosswalk be lald across Watts street, from the southeast to Lhe southwest corner of omea, st ‘ite in with Greenwich street, under the direction of the and that the accompanying ordi- nance therefor be jection being y man Loxg moved that the rules be suspended for the ‘of pertaltting him to call up auch General Order. ich was carried. The resolution was then concurred in by the following Am: firmative—Councilinen Keenan, Lone, Stacom, Flynn, Watta ies bgt Coney Mackay i nny. y, Panel ‘atta, Keech, Greon, White, Mac homus, Halloran, Roberts, Puliman, Hettri ming ‘ts. Bill of Manahan’s Band, moaning to "bisa, lor music fur- nished July 4. 1865. ‘By Board of Aldermen adopted. ) yjection being mi Counciiman BRixkaax moved to suspend the rules for the "pare permitting bim to call up said General was carriod. action of the Board of Aldermen was then concurred aby the feliowing vot: — DE, ilmen Keenan, Long. Stacom. Fly Robinsor Cig Cosel eerie, rinkman, Koster, Watts, Keech, in, Mackay, Kelloag. Thomas, mun, Ttetirict jettrick and Imlay—22. and Lerington aven aad Croat be “renege Py pk v an pave bs der the divestion of the Croton ‘Aqueduct: Bourg, and ‘thet ‘ordinance ‘That the sunken and low lots between 114th and and between the First and avenues, be tn immediately for the benedt of te public health, under the direction of the Street rand that the nogpmpanying ordinance therefor be ‘Whit was adopted by the following vote-— Aff ¥ men Keenan, Long, Stacom, Flynn, Robii kroag, | Koster Watts, ' Green, White, Kellogg. Thomas, » Roberts, Pullman, Ht ‘and finkay. ve—Counciimen O'Brien, Costello, Keech and ie the Corporation yard arg ageraed Oy Uke fe City ‘pec. Inchding the ap- tment, &c., of the keepers and is herevy saferre<| to and ba ge bd in yo Besse ¢ Ae Le netiman Tyng moved to emeed said resolution by re ee ‘eee Cae — woner jonor the Sy aptrae J Journ. neliman Halloran moved cs the Board do now ad- bi was loat by the following vote:— Mrmative—Counctimen Long, C: Y, ‘ontello, Brinkman, Watts, Halloran and Hettrick—9 Keenan, Stacom, Fiynn. gg sed jartman, Koster, Keech, Green, White, Tyng, fe, Imlay — at then put the question on the motion The ae it then put the wv 01 the motion of e wire teat ‘The resolution was then cancurred in by the following Affirmative—Counelimen Keenan. Long. Flynn, Robinson, O'Brien, Costelto, Sertenas, Brinkman, Koster, Watts, Keech, Green, Mackay, Kellogg, Thomas. Halloran, Roberts, Hettrick and Imiay—[9. mneentive—C ‘ounciimen Stacom, White, Tyng and Pull “Hesclved, That Thiriy-ninth street, from Pifth to Sixth avenues, be paved with Belgian pavement, under the direr- tion of the Crotm Aqueduct, Depariment, ‘and that the we company ing « ‘ordinanes aerator be adopted. was adopted by the Type. Hai Wintie packay, Pull end im man, Heitricl the proceedings of this i Schved, That pereatier, to each member flowed ts| cal op, one gute : Ssnctog onvh alternate teeoting with thet bret nad ihe inch tuember on the roll and gach regulation shall herea(ter con- stinte one of the rules of this Board. jection Sein made, jan Tro inoved that the rules be suspended for Coan the purfose of permitting him io eall up such General ster ‘Counciiman Kaexan twoved that said resolution, be laid upon ‘nunedioam Hacvowan moved W hick was carried PP nthe Puestpeny declared that Lr Pnnd pease stood ourned lo Monday, the Zet wat 0b 3 o'clock PM EDWIN M. HAGERTY. Cert it the Board do now ad. 4 REMOV A Ls. jy HORRSTRL NAS REMOVED fis TRUNK Ero + _Fiut from 68) lo 70 Broadway, noar Highth street * | youx, ©. STAPF & SON a Shambers street, between atreets, J ADIFS—M ES. B. MOMROR, MAGNETIC rity |4 has removed to 187 ieee reene street, near i ration dally, omens MENAGER (De “PAIIS) DRESS. bs wi) ME. tnaker and (steve de Palmyra), removed from avenue, near the Breroort me. MERAG ae honor to noe to hor mers 4 iti Lromenses that, to factliiate of bal business, she hse recnoved to the eieae, aie ‘Careful attention making Cloaks and ina in the Latest style, and eral decoration of a oe ee Lapcory Pam, inte of 34 Canal st REMOVED TO 188 Greenwick CLOAK AND removed Greene, where she solieie the pat: id to Emporium. we ose Oran, ARE. ‘212 Wooster street, between Bisecker BAND.—GEO. H. WALLACE to No, streets. y TEs OF Ey oe. YORK penacp sal ANTE. ONE or find 30, 1M, and December oo ‘oe mas = year, Address W. ¥. 8, mT PHOTOGRAPHIC ART. ii rs i he oe ror pests sires Buptee, Brecewey. } T LEQKAIN'S, 8, THIS WEEK. or tne | AT | ative of BIDELEANTS just Best ‘gis © ploces FRENUH PIQUE, black beautiful a one aavownS alors # aasartment of BLK (i ‘att inet Frevah Bae z STRIPE, in w SILK THIER BAREGE. BROcuR STRIPES Best quality colored Tidak BAREGE, 9 cents. White and black TAFEETAS late latest t Te sation, wW fe and block steiped OWATIES, Latent bisck CHEIN MOH ATRE, | LA aaa LENO POPLIN: striped Chet ROCHE CAMEL HAIR P igo wane bars yard under cost of importation. Large additions to our Mourning Stock from the auction sone the past week. Also a ful line of eto Mantilla Bulk, for city trade, and much under market LEGR, % gelling ee all lad le Kid Glew vat of our lea’ in A: en, beautiful spring suades and black, mana “ayy No. In our Cloak Department. in addition 10 01 » We willexhibit Silk Oarmenis as low ax ‘Also a large! variety of Walking Jackets, $8; worth i te ie invite tention to our stock of Liama Lace Pointe and Smarked at gold privese CHEAP DRY GOODS. ‘We have been asked frequently of late how it was that ut D TO INCREASE week after week, white ‘tie majority of merchants complain- ed of ‘aati oe. nation in THE REASONS “Alt OBVIOUS. We buy our goods in the pane sales af the auction room, RGE TRA, AND SELL. Tuk NEAMLY AT. COST, a Thay buy thelr goods at ‘private sale, pay big prices, do a AND CHARGE BIG PROFITS! And that kind of business never increases trad EXTRA BARGAINS THIS WEE GREAT DECLINE IN MUSLINS! advantage of the great panic in the cotton market , we bought a large lot of musiina, which we shail open to-morrow, and sell AT ONE CENT A YARD PROFIT! This will make ish SIX CENTS, EIG1 CENTS, AND TEN CENTS 4 YARD Jess than the regular BEST MUSLINS ONE CENT ATARD PROFIT! Housekeepers can effect an immense saving by buying muaslins of us, aa the eae bee pro MUSLINS IS SIX. We wall at one.cont a yard profit, ALSO, IMMENSE eae mae G00! 8 AO A Vaascen PRICES. sy, af and 62}40., up. GREAT SALE ALPAC AS THE CUEAPERT Lana oe Tit WET LES aT WHOLESALE PRIC D SAVE THE SUN UMBRELLAS, ure silk. on'y $1 BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS, $1, $1 90 u me VOSTER BROTHERS, 272 Bleecker street, between Morton and Commerce strecta GREAT PANIC IN DRY Goon: D WN COME THE PRICES. BEST MUSLINS 66, to 10°, d fi DLAR RETAIL PRICES. and $l, 1 0 and SL 75. AUCTION LOT ALPA' EB, 250. AUCTION DRE! 1 Be LOW LAST WEEK'S PRICES, BEST MERRIMAC PRINTS, Ie. and REMEMBER, A YAKD PROFIT. ntotuERS, m2 er iT 4 REDUCTION OF 6 PER mai . 20,00) rolls of fine French, Velvet t 75 cents, usuaily sold nt $2; very thiek Oileloth ‘ape Genta, ually old a pen patr; also a la Matting, de. Domlnick sireat TM. HOVE MAN'S EMPORIU M, of 23 avoriment of Cornices, Stair Carpet ‘Al tho new store, 279 Hudson, opposite 17 CARMINE NO. nd 280 Bleecker ling and Alpacas, ived, another ‘lot of fine PI i Notting Mag blenched and unbleaches fant color Prints upward; enaaae, from 50s. upwarsl. The largest. assort ment of | Maraeiion ailta at lower prices than before t Linen at $1. Ten pound Mlanketa a ire mfortables, our own manufacture, from cite “Alo ‘large stock of Vingnele, Cloths, Casalmercs, B.—A beautiful selected stock of Bpri 17 Carmine street, corner of ker atrect, ws whe shirting Linen only $1. pen very cheap. _Tiben Bed Bucks on A. ot Lai ELEGANT AND LKS, BROCHE FOr. DE AREGES, & Ab enrens Ag se TENTH STRBET, T MRS. GAY 'S NEW STORE, 824 Browdway, corner of Twelfth street, Constts HER BPROIAL All the late corte (ea opreeet A, pore 1 ES. CHILDREN'S CORSETS, WALSTS AND i sxiars, MMH CORSETS AS AND Skin sages auionda ‘personally « and STEWART a ©0. ‘Will make on Monday, May oa bod additions to their atock! ULAR peas dons, nithores coms, AMR SH sk LTR eg NEW STORE, ‘corner of Twelfth street, m4 broadway, hedge EY AEA arors mee Ga on ak Broadway, as PM at ns Tha nons Fone armas MANTILLAS, &C. A. DE LENEY £370 senorimen av assortment of the latest eh ULI TRICes, PLACE, Corner of Seventeenth street. Or | or Bate: Paegme ¥ “WANTED In AgsontED 4 - uh io Racer ESTO, 1 Broedway. 0 ‘oppostie Astor place. Deanranet MO. 1 LACES AND ) EMBROIDERIES. New de in ROUND POINT 14 POINT DE APLIQUE is ah ta GOODS, at very low GOLD PRICES. a M. has recently oaprieee @ UNION FREN if Baits paaiee A splendid line of HAND! FS, CHEAP. re. PERKINS a BROTH RTH Bs PARTMENT 3 NO. 2 The largest of FRENCH FANCY GOODS tn, the etty, rising ovecrthing aa Kee comes, ces roel New Goode arriv! every steamer. v. P. PERKING & BP STaES. roadway. Md JET, yosy KPARTMENT NO, 3. FRESH ARRIVALS OF SPRING RIBBONS IN Al. THE REWEST AUAUES OF (THE ABAHON. Also WEiy FEATHERS, SILKS, CRAPER AG, NEW sTOCK OF DIRE HAND CI & LOAK TRIMMINGS, BEAD GALLONS, ORNAMENTS. fe. ¥ PERKING & Brornen, D" EPARTMENT NO. 4 HOSIERY AND GLOVES, JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, 75 conte hles the feens elebrated 1 N’S PARIS TP PRRKING & BROTHER, 1 Broadway F. DE PERCEVAL, 7 BROADWAY, ‘Opposite Astor plane, iv at O87 Broadway, will offer thie oa . pid work of neva. Dressing Sacks, Embroidered Youre aunt Ladioe Costar Garments Aino Infante’ Wardrobes, Children's Cloaks, Suite, Caps, neers, ( ae. - STYLY. OF SUN RONNETA Initials and Coat-of Arms embroidered on handkerchiefs, table linen and bed clothes. Stamped Goods of every de scription pare BALMORAL SKIRTS WHOLESALE pup RETAIL. AT GAYNOR, Broadway, between Kighth and Ninth streete Gu BARGAINS | HIRTINGS, ar AT LAMBERT'S, 3 GREPNWICH ATRERT Also PRINTS, ALPACAS, DRESS GOO! Pe UMBRELLAS ig PARASOLA, GOODE Fo. “ore WEAR SAYHOR goon Mighth an ond Ninth ret, iti at AsnORTELS Ustrip STA TEs WHOLBRALE AND KhTAIL. L ADTES Voy AT LESS THAN CORT —IT AM 4 ing all the solied and unfashionable Shoes on belt eee = bapeldebapabalag MUEL D. GORHAM, M1 Brontway URTAINS. RY. 447 BROADWAY. ww prices eld ann - Ss. Lose KELTY, L’{& POINTA AN " AMeORTMENT ov BLACK = | LAT 4 ty very ologant, frum $25 up, em. set below hig cern, bet) Tike IN DUns4 GO0D8 AT Apo , Be a a paresis ot oe Alparas in al] (be few wolore, do of feos: and, Enghion mach red — eS i %. + yard of wi ne Sa a aed man ule § ‘nap $4 a! im Damark, toweis, a Table Curtains, ands ater t ‘Govta Wraght in Une section roeims dering Pel a Stra Ciara a re Sass argon, o voote bargeine, ley a com of Pesrasr DRY Goons. me RN & SON will on Monday, AMES A CK AND Pawo ol t J dB "REAL LAC! 8 BHAW! hie AMA LACE SHAWLS, rar AT REDUCTION. < DKESS GOODS, NEW PAR Cie, From recent auction “!e* 4 very low prigaa, BLACK SILIC 4. MENADINES, SIXTY-FIVE warranted all, Lan a ALPAOALS a half wide, ool xt POLLAN A Yaitn, dollar and forty cents to hp. BLACK’ ALPACAS, usual w width, 6060., Woitu Thee SALES AP AUCTION. UeTION NOTICE EXTRA AND SPECIAL 8. or SRTAW AND F. L. GooDa, jORvAY any a, POUR HUNDIHD CASES New and denleable Goods in shotee variety, Uatale ready, oon NOW or URSDAL) REGULAB SALB FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, et a AND FANOY f Catalogues and samples ready " wa. porring s So. ine, im ‘nurcn street. LL. GRE Att: "es SALE. order of Commodore Charies If. Hell, United States BLACK GRE! SF sit BARKGE, Ws this mation, | wh (or (malo at Bixty-two Lgeune thing worth Bighty, tie wy Yard, = Wednesday, Moy Bathe the fol. SPRING AND SUMMER ; logs. in SHAWLS Ba ed Ao pounds old Manila Stakings ot assortment of barrela Metallic ATOR MANTILaS Latof eoudewned Tools, trom Galley, &- and BDW, HoOKE SOVELTIES IN CLOTH GARMENTS. Acting Vol. Lieut. Comi'dg, DRESSES AND SUITS — guarapiond (9 Mt and Gaished ren liy AM Mitta UO Sidonday, May 21, No 68 Ly an wl My o fe lo TO BROADWAY, AHOVE NEATH STREBT. | Conar athece oy G . or Y Oe VURNITURE, Lg from & mane MILLIE & ©O., ay “t out business, There will be Sts 763 Broadway, between o Righth and Ninth streets, ty offerré to pure! re thin - The sale oe ponitive: i camaiate tn part of Chamber Teta i HAVE JUST RECEIVED matbie, black wal on ch AN LAKOE VARIETY OF TILE FOLLOWING Tm hatred a rope; DRESS GOODS AT A REDUCTION nek waiuud and mab FROM FORMER PRICES. Mtr Tabhen 7 oakers and French figured PIQUES, white and buff grounds, French GRENADINES, broche figured. 8, & CO, call particular attention tow novelty of new STRIPED SILKS, ‘expressly for this house. ra Brussete aud Roasian, D, WILL SRGL, auetion, on Tuesday, May 2% at lly A.M. at 0 atreet, corner of Remsen, valuable dtore Propert; Niasainatroct and tudo averno, and two iausonme Sate tages, with ‘arer gars nt Now York Yur parvew info apply an alors, or 2138 Obambere treat, W Ingrain, Three-ply, ROOKLYN,—©. Ht. BAXTER & Now patterns of Frene} “ eh a 64 POPLEN. DR LIOR Ame ent CammRtoR, ORPORATION SALE OF REAL BRT LYON ‘notien I SERRE SUA caDuiANs. of the Sinking Fund wit CHEN ‘OXONTANS, | MONDAY. May 21, tem HAIR, SUMMER CLOTIL OAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH, CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH. POPLINS and LENOK, checked a Sand LENOS, chee POPLINS and 08, BLACK SILKS, all the best makes. Goats’ Parcel of Land east side of Corlears street, between Front and Water streets 3 Block hounded by Hoboken, West and Canal stroate, 4. Lot north side of Thirty ffth street, y sixth street, near Seth arenune uth idea of Forty-ninth sires, “south sides Eighth atreet, between ‘and, between Sixty-sevouth and Btaty- , Fourth, Madison and Fifth avenues, Lots between Fitty-Gret aud Fifiy-soventt nd) Fourth avenues, f Fosse “ ue, between Keven ya y seventh and Boventy-cighth ree “nnith and Kightloth streete, striped nd striped, checked sud sstped. A choice collection of MOURNING GOODS, in all the most desirable fabrics, OLOAKS, SAOQUES. JACKET: ASQUINES and CIRCULARS, in silk and cloth, LLAMA LACE POINTS and CIRCULARS, CLOAKS GREATLY REDUCED. EMILLIE & 69. Broud: wentyt wtreets, Third Fourth and Fifth 18. Thirty-four Lat Masao atid Fit ave 4. Two Lots south aid ighty-necond street, near Fourth avenue, 16. One Lot southweat corner of 13h street aud Twelfte ue Two Lote north side Seventy nloth street, south side Wieth street, near Third avenue Hight Lots west side of Nini 0, Ninety foarte and Ninety-fifth streets 13, Lot east side of Second avenue, near Saventy-elghth rest even lots south aide of Heventy-ninth treet and ‘ourth n ty fourth and Seventy-Ofth streets, i between Kighth aud Ninth wireeta. Quant re ‘ LRADER OF THE PASIION IN SKIRTS AND CORSETS, AT 689 BROADWAY, 0 BOWERY, 16 AND 363 SIXTH AVENUE and Mi KIGHTH AVENUR. In consequence of the en 8 demand for SMARTS SKIRTS AND CORSET: the above stores have been open for the acer his numerous customers throughout the city Bargains in SKIRTS of every deseription. Bargains in CORSETS of avery description, Ladiow. cat SMAKCS FLEXIBLE ENAMELLED SKIRT, od superior to any other offered for sale. Woven Corsets, from 108, Kich French woven and Coutill Corsets, in rare styles. GTRAW BONNETS AT SMART'S, 899 BOWERY, TRAW HATS at SMART'S, Sv BOWBRY. SUNDOWNS at SMART a: 390 HUW EIEY. SBASIDES at SMART'S, 300 BOWER. SAILOR HATS at SMAIEDS, 300 BOWE RY, DERBY HATS at SMART'S, 84) BOWBRY. DEW DROPS at SMART'S, 3 BOWERY OLPSEY BONNETS at SMART'S, 38) HOWERY, Flowers, Ribbons and Millinery Goods selling off cheap. Ladies call and exami ‘a will be given. Thora mapa tay be obtained at the Comptroliede office, Hall of Kecords, on or after May 10 next ‘Taims oF Bate —Ten per cont of the purchase monay, nelionner aie arene dollar each Tato te shar "ng office each day imme afar Sune | neck hen the asete wk and the balance (seventy per At the option of the purchaser, ‘and inortgage for Ove years from June 1660, with Interest at (ie rate of seve ot per an payable balf yearly, The atnount on bond may be paid off at any time within the five yours, on tx one month's notice to the Comptroller, or it may be paid instalments of not less thant re oT wd ano on any day en interest Ia due arte the five ie sale will be ooutinued from day today ant the whole property Is Giaponed of MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptrotion Courraouisa's Orrice, Hass. o” Ruoonn, | ‘April 19, 1866, INDOW SHADES. yon exbagg 7 BRoaDwar, vt britney 2.3 vou pws INDOW BHADES. ROULLEAUX'S, ROULLEAUX'S, or FRENCH SHADES—the mont beautiful article ever tm. They are made of white cedar, In great variety of igns, and ail sizes, Every abade is imported complete, with cord, tassel and fixture ready to put up. ‘Those soades have never been equalled for summer use, as they give a froe circulation of air, and exclude files ‘and sunlight, ring the length and widtn of your windows, aud gota good handsome shade that will last ten years, ” RICHARDS & ae Willtem a street, New York, Wrevat i Sholay CLEANED AND DONE UP new tablishment, on asaya ENCK, AUCTIONEER. _— 8 LEGANT SPAN OF HORS! PARK rire TWO BHAT wAWON HATS tye" na DLE, WLIDLES, BLANKETS, KHEKTS, he, AL the private sable, Nox — Waat Thirt ninth atreat, Miltres deere eam of Beventh avsoue, oRZ RDWARD ScHEN morrow, May exoallent ‘span of long light cto eho built by Joba Part Photon, now thie op none ‘goa for four persis, ol the entire stable eeu ma Phe ‘ae roca Wiis ou of partie wishing extre Oue horess to thie om, wi hd DWABD a LS a fo bees ri No 3 a rif 1) BY ORDER le Ti aed uy patrons. . ROBERTS, No. 3 Clinton Hall, fight at By RDWARD SCHENCK, on Tr 4~ a Tebow. SmAae o'clock, at his xalesroom, @) Liber BRAY'S Pari, Me iT IN URE. ib eanartanent of som Goo Purnl remowed a. eas 5 Was, a rosa A. * mv or or anyons ome above —— OeAn ere Motroyeslius BASON MADAME Hi 1 1) Arar or edly ees ADA AKAs BAS wale mM, Newbure ey ler novel fr the season. MoT Bre. aE (Gyronse wa Lag x10 wim > | MARAE. L. aDOLrHuS, shaper TANTH STREET. NHAR pa Paria Bou- wore Ith Peart eure nate and Hat, speaee in moat rama with's a He; ho ARGR # ab i ort Wing, Radsire Wine, rei ° Hoek Wine Mourn Wh 4 marae Rum. Keotch Whiskey, 4 tire oy Perm DA oan ADAM FALLIN ss Gare yon ot of cay Hate for ‘in foes Steniae IMOGENE WALT WALTON, other Wines, _Catalogues now ready OTICE. MADAME rn 7 Broadway, will exhibit during the week some ebolce HH B. BESS 1h ACCT OUER. novelties in Round Hala ANT CaBIsier YUirry ie ¥ MA i 4 * ALESLOOME. 80. HOADW ST. Pg gh agg hag $ 8, cottalalne ” Preoch plate Rtageres, Amnoure « dinessee Pa — Betgieade, Hureaue, ¢ 4 Card gi Stands, Bull ail made up e4; Jo every paritboular want of realiy fret clase furniture. The hibition oa Munday 535 BROADWAY —AT MRS MULCHINOCK®, LA ede) dies desirous of Andi the latest and most elegent styles of Imported Millinery will be sure Wo get suited. CLOTHING, ire —LADIES AND. AED, GUMTLAMED: a CAST og, Ae. AUCTIONEER: AALESROOM at «Aloo ite AT AUCTION LADIES AND GENTL seat prices for their Cast nil receive the bi Vurniture, Br., by calling on or addressing SD etl ot suction v AF Ca Mr. or Mea M. COUN, | nytsed i BUY ANY QUANTITY OF rie TT ir yaad ae + wentern morket Call od baripens lneeiny, to pan. ties wiebing Ww buy oF de anytaing pertaining b) the haree vasivess. i" EXTENAIVE SALE OF & BTATUARY AND ourey, GA Peart street, between Chatham and Contre TION ER Pus ofiee Lehenoo 8 a COPARTNERSULPS. aa ehae Pasryzs WANTED—IN THE AUCTION AN tiselon business; th anes ANT CARKARA MARRLI ABASTE 4 VUODS quired Address Salen: AI DARTNER WANTED —AN ENTERPRISING, LEARN MINER & SOMERVILLE wil sei at snetion, on Taeadag, od business man (I with men nt berertne : & newly sta = Modery Mil, be any, to lecture by steam German stockings, wodershiri«, jae *, ‘Only those of goot rey Sclahjowused te. quire, Address, stating amount of rapital, ference, and where an interview may be bad, Working Machsen bava- vr « rap, 308 Virwt avenue The Uithon, with catalogues " Te TOWER, AUCTIONED RA, WILL Wit ANTRD—A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT 625 4 sn Wty Way Sis kg kak a Is rene tal, tn an importing apd manafartaring ail the baianne of « inet of Cruauary and dinae ware, Jong standing Address 108 New York Post o wee IMMEDIATELY—& emt vita) sapat ante tts ay for way, root 3 $1,000 $5, 000, above wu principals on) at quaniity of vibar goods, In good orher aud seep YOUNG MAN, hed basinens, with $250 Wo. Van Driessen, 3% Brow. ELD suctionrer JAWNDROKEN'® MALE WATCHES AND JEWHL | h ¥t Uh seth wt Veideg, M Mowery iver W caries WANTED —A PARTNER IN A © Ani ". rings, (halos ) aon ith iso to O13 Address TB | ow lg Pe S aread erent 7 ADVERTIAER HAVE a MAD ears Of eapei iene Is devious husivees BUSINESS OPPORTUNITE Bega OPPORTUNITY. WILL LET MY eTOuR, 3 foot front by 2 font ~ oe rater, gas, Be. : goud lonation for light business, sn ahmar cmnen'e Cltbing, be Bp ordec of i’ Wen at man gre erred best of reference required Apply + | Pn igy bighth erewee. 5 p ANT Ti Wittlina 0 © ni, S100 ees AOR IN A GOOD@E SY. pagnancgae AAR aY JAMES AGAR at call on of address iovbeti Pr ” Si), Hon'e ang bt rs ol Fisting, Soat Thr * lone ‘eens my Ce Clephing, WY order By calling at Bs Cordands. street. wil hnd, womtees, chenees 1 tira d wren pre aneurpassed by any ever (fered in thie su iso. F] Le wRUNEE WANTED-TO PNGAOH IN a iyoure Auetiouees, 9% $3, 000 Bramuleseariog z ong eek, at tomo chet the witertiser has eachuater jewelry, he, by order of AD TY Peat oan, we veel nama, row ran be bad rete. Boo . $10,000 -“Saz72 od Soar Soak tnanufactariog company lo the West, whe ean tavest yay inthe bowtsaes or bean Uy amount On good eewurity for p Ld cod tsiarview ottrens Le Sond 7s Pont otien, New York. SALES AT AUCTION, adress foe tare te Hating where an tw of op caorempees By rigs ot J * Jewmriey! ha By order of Wonis, i Jemes etree HARD WALTHO, avCTION. RRIF IR RALK My ila Searse Bock elie on he ane 2,000, AUCTIONRERA —Im, BUILD lew Jermey. part of tne Van ao Demse, Dopely. - ey wai tiea reaervete of the Jereny Ong T Me OAVENEY & yy é anon oe Kipok & WOOD, ay f - ra — nt bomen Fe Po the proud bn hem fseatard be oye) a ES secnce | Gremty ant Layeor Shore a Jere ah Fact te fon oe = =e Kemgaws «. ee ate oper ve Cexaapten, stones wt of ohangr ass. he.