The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1867, Page 8

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. The steamship (cean Queen will sail from this port on Wednesday for Aspinwall. The mails for Central America and the South Pacific will close at half-past tem o'clock on Wednesday morn- ‘tng. The New Yorx Heaatp—Edition for the Pacifie—will be ready at ba!f-past pine o'clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers, for mailing, six cents, Broadway and Ann street MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cunard ail deicaiup otis, ‘Captato Judkina, will Jeave thhs port on Wednesday for Liverpool, ‘The mails for Europe will close at balf-pagt éleven e’olock on Wednesday morning. The New Youk HeraLv—Edition for Burope—will be ready at half-past ten o’clock ia the morning. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailng, six cents, Broadway and Anp street, EXECUTION IN OW IN ILLINOIS. Hanging of John Guedel for the Murder ef Adam Zimmerman—A Respite Expected fer the Condemned uv te the Last Moment. The Belleville (Illinois) correspondent of the Chicago ‘Times, under date April 26, gives the following account of the execution of a murderer in that place:— Jobn Guedel, the murderer.of Adam Zimmerman, was od here at twonty-three minutes to cleven A.M. There were ‘persons present, as it was gener. ally supposed the sentence would be commuted, so long a time having since ny iin murder, There had becn a respite to the criminal from March 29 to April 20. and there had been such strong influence in bis tavor brought to bear on the Governor that the execution was a matter of gurprise to the community. A from the *Governor, received last evening 4at nine o'clock, informed the Sheriff that the Governor, bough deeply regretting bis inability to relieve the un- fortanate criminal, did not feel at liberty to commute the The despatch was read to Guedel, who smiled and said :—*‘ Ob, I'll not be hung yet, ‘Send me in the morn- ing some cigars and a bottle of wine, He slept soundly -@uring the night and .ate his breakfast as usual. He pent the morning writing letters to various persons, @roking the wie aod smoking the egaraasnt him Hs ‘was very cool to the clergymen present. He said he had mo time to talk; that if there were a God he would be saved; f there were none, he didn’t care. At alittle after ten o'clock he was told he was to be hanged in « quarter of an hour. This seemed to surprise bim "Good God!” he said, “they won't hang me, willthey? If I’m bung put im the papers that I’m sorry for_my friends’ sake—for my poor old mother— and that I'm not guilty.” Going out with the Sheriff, he.did not seem much agi- tated, and walked up the steps of the scaflold quite Here, however, his courage failed him, and he Durst into tears. He calied several persons by name, shook bands with them, and told them good bye. Whon asked if he bad anything to say, he talked severai mainotes.in German, crying agtimes. He persisted in @eclaring bis innocence, and GBid that he was deserted by his lawyers, that the people of Madison county were murdering him. After the cap was adjusted, he cried out:—“I vores) to — ip death, dec! my innocence. e drop fell while he was speaking. He ‘struggled vory little. The legs were drawn up several times, there ‘were slight throes of the body, and all was over. After banging twelve minutes, the surceons Bounced bim dead. He was cut down and the vody delivered to the coroner for burial. Guede! was forty-one years of ago, and a native of Switzerland. He wrote several letters before his execu- ten—one to the Swiss consul and one to bis brother in hwitzeriand. Though he strongly asserted his innocence on the reaffuld, it was proved on the trial that he bad confessed ‘the murder, and other evidence, though circumstantial, proved his guilt beyond the shadow of a doubt. BBIGANDAGE IN THE SOUTH. Murder of a StoreKeeper—Confession and Lynching of the Perpetrators. (From the Mobile Advertiser, April 25.) = bee county, tiece be sass ihe toiuswine rethnaas abee county, Riveeus ‘te-murder of Licutenant ve Ww. Nuss, of Uhat on the might of the 12th inst.:—Mr. Nuun was 12 aoe ‘store on the eight a, gquestion, while young bamed Fitzgerald’ about “ oa har hed been roving about .the forgone time before the murder, Mr. Nunn did not make his and bis father went $7 iI z E i i sf i 3 eras a g § i ! i g Hs : Ly ite g? i % ry f it i i a ie 2 “4 : 18 foun ‘been murdered robbed of $1,400 or $1,600. He was still 1b Was quite insensible, and died very seon ving “ih ‘nelgborhood saw hen th in the ne! saw him that from one of them he inquired the way to iss. and of another Beaunte De Kalb. wo places were in almost opposite directions, and this fact which | first led to the suspicion of Fitz. the murderer. A party of men immediately in pursuit of him, bat did Bot overtake him until hho bad reached the house of his /ather, who lives some- where on the Southern Railroad, between Jackson and Meridian, and {3 said to be a man of some wealth. Fitz. gerald attempted to escape from his pursuers when they ame up, firiog several shots at them as he retreated. ‘The shots were returned, and one of them took effect iE a F i Ht ez ti charged, and implicated an elder brother, who was also i prisoners were taken to Summerville, where they ‘made a full confession. The younger Fitzgerald stated that ne daa of the raurder was arranged by his vee dat t was committed by bimseif, and that there were two other merchants in the village whom it had Deen their intention to murder and rob. He confessed also to having killed several other men for their mony, one of them an old nan in the lower portion of the State, whom he called up out of his bed at bight and shot, He while crossing Peart river, after money he had; the ferryman replied that he had ten dollars. “If he had had twenty dollars,” said Fitzge- rald, “I would have killed him.” On the night of the 12th the younger Fitzgerald, ac- cording to own statement, hed the store of Floyd Nunn and concealed his hore (a stoien one) in the and waited until some negroes who were making pome purchases naan to She siege, had eeu, when he went 1) aad naked permission of him. The eleven Li a He 4 f ft it j i : i elder Fitzgeral mmerville, telling where , and requesting him to yt i fee PE i ® B iS g i i i ui possession of the ers, aud. left nothing more had been heard of supposed to have been “lost in the certainly deserved sucha fate, and e' have said in the gv Bn Ay place be when robbed the trual jue door of the store, he heard a groan trom Mr. roing to the bed strack him a blow with hammer, driving the sharp end of the to the handie in the tempte of the vic- that the FRzgeralds belonged to a regu- band of murderers and rovbers in that i H ral Ff 1 ur A MORTIFYING SLIP. A Wedding Kaeo ed—A Disa From the he cna 68, April At balf- i on Tharsda -past four vy Jarge gathering of ladies and tlemen—the Wien t0ok piace Se Paul’ srvencie rch, om the soe inted Hit i I i ‘the nuptial ceremonies, Mr. Stephen W. Tomlinson and Miss Emma Knowles were 36 be pect. That is the yas sagen which sigmities wiflt was intended to be The hour came, the witnesses came, the preacher came, but the bride and came not, former had pre; for the at her resi- donee, and was waiting and watching in trembling anti- yo with her bridal robes om, tr tee Seping et Tomllagon came not, and tie fact noche imoreant ioait upee ber mind thet she bad been con Ae ‘4 a wear ao Spectators, wondering and (went beck to their homes, and the event moe eae ef such happiness terminated ‘a terrible to at least ope heart, play, ov that be has play or sconndrel. te be pal im the abit fact is that he was an ef the firm. Jeast, a pan bearing ‘dekece at Se" wien decerver. has been cred Mamte®, Seg siarscce, ‘at one o’clock, without further ig nay brig Goldtinder (Br), Halifax for in St. Paul, Minn., worth double L1L0U—JACKSON. ‘ReDEN.—On Sunday, at Hempstead, L. iver for Tenant's amount; Tow, Bs Cin Bae, ey hladcibi by ae Revutura Tons, you , Age 3 ot of the late peal one RIVER, wen ‘Sarr schrs. F Pharo, Collins, me R. tBUsU. Ne droctwey roadway, room No. 3. the Rev. Wm. Weeden, aged 5 ee months and 22 days. Pagzeoeriile for Providence; Thomas Potter, Handy, $3. 800 ang pot gs ~ gay Frothin, arn & My ea Jr., of Ne ee year JF Ww we ~ three and Helen S, daughter of Mr. ‘M. 1.’ Jackson, of Philadel. | *itend the foneral, from the Methodia chun May SADC MUNON, bel 33-A07 sole, 2 aren Weenan, OU, zat ranks hw th pp BE EO ES gale wl ete mpage" N tor! sl Wan nas near Highiunintarere of ty . Winey. —On Sanday, A of consum Bande ‘ride, Harlem, Lord, pluon, ANDREW | Hewett, do; 19 FOR A VERY PRETTY THREE STORY Gausane Desaaee fo Guasn” eldest danghter’of tho | J Winxy, aged 23 pri lbaa tf SHER: wh abi skip Prince Covsort (Br), Clarke, $11,000 fer igh soup brown, sone owes dearable AS The relatives and friends of the family, and of his celia improvement i Pe a — ‘street, this Log one o'clock. tis. Borde ; barks Rosa ze Coders emeceiaee Perusteebelie, from Harre: i ‘Bgeria' Sierra, rama i for malo by Walt TODD & 00 Ti Bish av. late John H. Davis, of Ohio, No cards. WUBRENHORST. srehddealy, 4 Sunday, April 28, Man- Yana, Cid steamships s Rapids dan, 3 aion, NYork via Havana; D : a Monday, Apri 3, at the Jue Fear of hor agen Ne Comrad Wubbenhorsh ip the | gith——Below anip John Sidney, Hall en Eres BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Seventeenth street M. E. Church, by Rev. Wim. | 28 Year of he Jaina respectfully | theamantp Mentgomery, enc Miller, Havre; barks A. DRSIRABLE PRO PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN FOR pone Freomiox 1. hore, of Meme! rare invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Ix eee Ue Olam cue Venmeer He oF to jet, consisting of 28 1s o Bi Gn Thuredey, i126, ot “ho ‘reat, | No: 165 Woet int wisent oo Tuesday sfleragee, (eek field, Crockett Bremen; Hanson Gregory, room Sas and wate Ss‘aod nd carriage hou Bouse. hot eet | dence of the bride’s by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, | *#,0n¢ o'clock, without further no nd Proven i tied Any ta sae on cn pees x roadway and Gates avenue, or ls Barclay street, New York. Budd, Haq. all of this city. j—Muaeay.—In this cit AN ‘ker, D.D., on Thureday ee | Stry’ Beg > * monn peony ad (umers.s | invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, | land. Calais £ z Smith ‘Tuttle, Boston for, do; | modern im ats, na ood ‘nel irhood, at 3 come Mornay, eldest daughter of the late san Murray, of | SY two o'clock, irom the neaidesee oF her mother 94 Di, | Henry W Morse, do for yore Bra, for don Cae sa: | gansta vere ry chen irom ibe fete latatye Toquare New York. jaion sti ; Harriet Gardner, Woodbridge, NJ tor do; Connecticut, Looe oe poaenee oa immedi iaely. We —At Caml bo ml gd Figen) ips t, NYork for do; Snaherres. 4 do for Portland; H B Bascom, Bergen sireet, between Smnith ‘and Hoyt, hr gn ae ia rae vit NEW HAVEN: april S12Arr schrs Annie Bell, Prindle, ‘oop, of Huntington, 1 i to Moe Many H. France n, Shi res Corwin; SALE—ON ©: V@NUE, IN ONE OF daughter of the officiating clergyman. ~ SHIPPING NEWS. spose. ERS ungon, ‘Shropsb jonepl Corwin; \¢ beat locations in Pl RR Died. Me Asrams,—Opn Sunday, April 28, Frapenic B. Api IS; Geo BH Prescott, Mills, Vinalha- | pant, and with i aged’? year 4imonthe and 14 days, the eldest son of ura Carrie Douglass, Peterson, Ponce: Minole Rep- | y tor those desiring to secure, Seth R. tign J. Abrams. house for , without the incon- ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to —_ For he tat ier be sold at a price attend the funeral, on We afternoon, at two Cleared. B, Pai with Cred nd ee South Sixth street, | _ Ship Gavin Steele (Br), Whyte, Liverpool—F RB £8 D TTreveller. pee Ss RNOWLE N rod pot Brook! bay Lowe, Liverpool; 8 cl tes, Opponite Ye ol etuae Brook ee Aaxes, daughter of Jane sat Bee as Prag, Pic Terme Bore & Hieken: Ninsow. Cork or Falmonth for orders; Ellen Anna ‘The relatives and Tat ae 2 eae iemily invited to attend the funeral, on Wi mfonpn Bap tpenplirtalnrrns 4 est Fourth street, Beyeict,—On Sunday morning, April bs Hunting- of erysipelas, ADIN Brnepict, 74 of Representatives of Pennsyl- vania, and brother of E. C. Benedict, Esq., of thie city. residence of his brother, James Cleary, 115 West aa Wesson don, Pennsylvani Esq., Clerk of the ‘Cumany.—On Sunday, April manpet, Brooklyn. His remains wil be removed to St. Paul’s church at ten o’clock this (Tuesday) Pylon where a solemn high mass will be officiated, and this afternoon, to the Holy Cross Cemetery, Flatbush, for interment. His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. * Duacuss,—On ie eneee, pnt ail 28, Hosea Ducuiss, aged 3 Fg heyy friends of the family rae invited to dence No. 232 East attend the funeral, from his late resi Broad out further nouce. Faye. heart, Heyay P. Fars The relatives and friends of the fami invited to attend the funeral, from the J. Faye, 300 Madison street, this (Tuesday) morning, at baif-past nine o'clock, to St. hematin cbureb, brother, P. Grand street, and thence to ky Bee agcwoncg Poocax.-—on Sunday, April 6, est daughter of G year, 11 months and ory ‘The relatives and friends of the famity are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral from the father, No. 327 Eighth avenue, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Fuiaxpix.—On Sunday, April 28, of her son-in-law, John’ Howland, after @ lot and painful illness, Fortunes De —y Flandin, in the 72d year of her age.” A requiem Mass will be. kuniat for the amo of her soul, at 10 o’lclock on We ‘ednesday morning, tbe Church of St. Vincent de Paul, Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Her friends and those of the family are respectfully in vited to attend, without furtber invitation. Fogsrs.—On Saturday, April 27th, Dr. J. H. Forbes, au the is cite, from his tate residence, Third ah, Cs: cao a gana (Tuesday, at ene 5 hed the deck adr: New York oF. ‘avenue and 117th viBask LG bso “Bry Bingn, Aner with need apply. Address mdse gers, wo ednesday, rch on the SPLENDID POUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN PLBASANT. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, TWQ, NILES Gane, Leste commer eer we te himazon (ol Balcones aelval PRIS stone House un. Fifty-fourth stteet, close Aum cans pat: for sale or oe with sugar and molasses, to mast ‘lat <a hinked iu elegant sue w with binck waluwt and bard solic araabedy oul stile, soma nen | Sdem com cen | ee cece tans a oe STENBERSES, dx mig arenon, | Zia — wie re ‘any (teensy from 30, Mott ware tlworng be, Fore Fone FR, 19 dar, with euan VALUABLE (TENEMENT PROPERTY IN THE sea LA Pur SPLENDID COUNTRY MAN- street. Brig Alexaiider Milllcéa (Be), Hill, Cienfuegos, 19 days, foot Jpcun for $8 JA, on tor sale a Brooklyn, on April 20, of conges- a inprove rere, ni “outbatlag Uist she tangs, 8c ‘Suma, win ious Hal. pai . “Seiad Hill, Windsor, NS, witn mdse, to cdi and pede. Acoma sea ie ot wperal to-morrow. Ticks, horse Hae—On Monday morsing, Apri 28, | Monat Bent Julia A Hallock, Orvwell-itio Janeiro, 28 days, with | gonunend corner dana le brome, ston. Hae at on the | est eg te Kno pe a ee aN abase Hae, aged 80 years, a native of Lismore, county pose tn Lewin a Ga, int ‘2iat rw) ees 7) 1, | size 39.6246, lot 7 1 now vacant. JAMES KOWE, Witne relatives and friends of the fami Soh ae qa a ATS THIRD AVENUE—A CHIOCE LIST OP THREE ils to atsend the funeral on apron mornings ab 90’ ioc, from the residence of his daughter, Mra. 123 avenue A, thence to St. et Church, A a were lost; it blowing a gale from the sore at Me, Ho assistance could be rendered them. solemu requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of | the time. po. en tints Habten adage, enh Sie, 10 DR T HARLEM—FOR SALE, MODERN BROWN STONE, his soul. Jonxson.—At L. Is Eua A, widow of J. R of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faogal{ this half-past two o'clock, from church. Trains leate South terry, Brook toclaven, and Hunter's Point at half-past eleven A. M. COUNTRY IDENCE RB iT centre eanaeh sont ase Rare ia the | EY Bar boat, gen STNTeee Ss Pt oe A Sa aera ee sea ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are respectfally | Schr Delaware, Crockett; Kockland. A SPLENDID FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE | ‘6e, < Nery ra ight roome, W: well of itor good invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, | Sehr Dedance, Knowlton, toet airy cond nwt eatyean, Eighin and Minh’ | ew ve tno wale from Tho "Thompson's dock; Y 208 East Twenty-sixth sti Lael (Tuesday) afternoon, $s eer pnety, Bos i ne Beaford, Soin vd melgaiain ae eee fowtecketpi formes | tes mediately. For particulary inquire. of Wat, at one o'clock, without further notice. LED, ont weal ly bh ie We Cn Ag es Ge ton, strealy New York, oF of JOUN 5. THOME. Lester —On Sunday, April 3, Tnomas & 8. Lester. Funeral from his residence, 421 West Fffty-tourth ot this bhogyedl afternoon, at one Matix. —01 ‘She was buried on hregeasd April 29. Me repay please Monday, "hpi oo pany of ‘Timothy and) Julia M 7. aged ‘The reiatives and friends o! “he be family are ‘anew the residence of invited to attend the funeral, from Laer tog tear new Nor aus ‘Beat Twenty afternoon, at one street, on Wednesday Mcbianvs.—At Glastonbury, Conn., on ba fe yids Aas T, wife of aged 23 years. ‘The ‘tHends and relatives of the family ye fully ‘invited to attend her funeral, from St. George's chapel, Beek: the Evergreens for interment. McSorurr, Pry es Evcsws J., son of a RAR aged? monine’ and 1 ‘The friends of the family are respectt Tanoral, from the residence Christopher and Ano day attend the No, 133 East ‘wenty-fifth street, this ae re ore 0 ive. —On ao, April 29, senior, in the 68th of his id “the relatives and friends of Peter, John and sons Ji joseph, Spectfully invited to. attend bis funeral, on ‘Thueday morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, No f xinun street, Brvokiys, BD. to St. Peter and ‘St. Paul’s church, where @ requiem mass OR SALE—TWO NI THREE STORY AND BASE- art ef a muonar ote wet craps tnd ating wen | meni BT saAte ace Tara acy | Come tent a SvBSre es, Paravow.—6n Monday, April 20, at 662 Sixth avenue, ‘i ing to get their | avenue iva) terms. For further particulars Fir "4 Ranidenee Bt Tremoah oe + Gallant ‘aRsLow, im the. year of bis ater Mseers Savion & ingnire of 2 PEW, No. 215 West Nineteenth street, near at 374 Third avenue, wath relatives and Daag bay hemp hye gees rata - — Papier og! SEAT FOR bg OR TO LET—ALL NEW ‘attend the funeral, from his late residence, OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF OWNER GOING 6 Counts, Berean ofthe Peale on We abs aft cn po? s ciey Win Penn iow! Howland, Europe, 2 valestie le Tenement property in STry-arin | eftroad eet is parents, 220 tig oot Monday, April 29, Winuax Rooum, aged | Line fet. in Newport harbor, to rq Grusert H. Sarnns, D. D. funeral, from his late residence, Wednesday after- noon, ata quarter past one o relink and at two o’clook seLenrgot, Abel AS—Are Stan penne arte POR SATA TE TINS Chass TERRE STORY ABD from’ Grace Church, Jamaica, L. 1, without fariuer | othe’ (The ban (9), frum Mobi, | 4 aire eign fo me for the owner, area Starrery.—On Sunday evening, April Gangr Starreny, a native of the parish aos Limerick, Iroland, in the 60th The tri Telatives of jouds and invited to attend the funeral, her late F ree street, thie (receaay) of afternoon, and 16 jotice of the faveral to-morrow, Srastr.—On April son of Marcus C. and Emma L, Stanly, aged 4 years, serpin cove month and 1 day. Bost, apr, . PM—Arr schra Charm, Chase, Balti- R SALE—THE MOST Ir Wako, No. SCLIvaN. —Al Hoboken. on ne Ae April 28, ae Kelley, Pade. aa panne use in every 1 43 yea one ris Ships Bh Co Hepenes, aad Recover Fite: fourth iret, amare ‘onty with R 0 {FULL COTTAG Od Jarinee and friends of ‘the fom hips Mbooting Star. Praia; barks Young turk, Paauy At one Hexington eran gnty wit 1 8, to attend the from Marys careh, sche Jatin Nelson (Bo), Surinam; CE peunaaeeamrercontett the banemen pee | EEA Teceday) o where legions owe, year 19 ‘street; house well eee atre fe en egse Sst ee hppa i Seachem tise eine ap ‘Twomrsox.—On Sanday morning, April 28, Miss ay: il =a He: Tones,’ Ritsay | situation this (Tue day) afvernoon, at 2 Saat with- n Sunday evening, April 28, of disedse ot the Sunday, April #3 avobneen and eldest daughter of S, B. and Martha Crossman, in Saturday, April 27, Miunpa E. Marten, family and of ~ Thomas, are Twent street, ere morning, at ten o’ without further invitation. remains will be taken ‘Tarrytown for enterment, 8. — At Si LL, oa Satu 2, AY RES. jamaica, bite eeane’ aS “the clergy and friends are iy | to attend the ‘clock. ee —00 ban’ April 29, Gest D. Surra, 26, Marces Epwanp, on! NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. Fa py 24 brig Jennie. ahem, Motemeny, echr bs Kirk, for y eal to attend the! services, from the Church of RTRESS HON nob. « April 2—Arr in. Hampve Bend: ald); ech funeral Ascension, Fifth avenue and Tenth street, on Wednes- by, Rev Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to fasher-in-law, Thomas J Fenton, are respectfully invited “nel bench ed Anam arr $e! Endy toattend the funeral, from his late residence, 35 Second Eaverpool. Bel William. ipa Thos Frecinans Owens, South: ern queen atkins ‘and Abbotsford, Cooper, from Liver $15,000, Ei aa at ae Youna.—at’ her late residence, io Montgomery avenue, andi Gatos avenue or 1b Tompkinsvitle, Staten Island, on Monday, Aaa 29, ea wife of Alexander Young, in the 26th year of her The friends and relatives of tho faraily are respectfully ‘Matanzas. Rolivor 4 ‘April ‘%7—Arr steamship Propontis (Br), —— le Peter N.C. Van NEW! ga Ae Len Sehrs American Eagle, McFar- | Houses, brown stone stoop and trimm| Maria, the el a rrancaDaueats, ‘apa are ‘hate Rage Teitze | high soo tt a sh Matanzas aa: ja, Jackson, do; British Queen (Be), | wer, Delnied ana eats tee (Br), Rathbun, Liverpool—W F Schmidt's Sevurk Raleigh (Ham), Hemrich, Hamburg—Sloman & jarco Polo (Brem), Minzen, Bremen—H Koop & Co. Bark P Millen, Davia, Mutanzas—AMiller & Hougnton, Brig Matilda B (Br), Lorway, Alta Vela— Moss & Ward. sashn cM ane an (Be) Dick, Manzaniiio— Miller” & ton. fs EN Bixby, Thompeon Nassauy Ne La Sar Mee cae, Nena wn Ok J Belay & John. Jones, Rta er. r bs “ee Tgvinin dane, Conklin, Richton Br), St Jobn, NB; Venus (Br), Pinkey, Port Spain; igandale, B Boston; achra: Mees Patten, Hard Bunker, jarding, jortand; K Wentworth, qdacse, ‘Salem? A Haley, ‘Haley, 26—The followin, at the De- cae j ones m Guay trom n Philadel hie NYork for Washing- (a? ri w Guder, tom panedeipbe hia for Boston; J B gee. Bch Fan River; Heees, do for New Bedford. The iverpool. pipet (0 cca ats Ex. NCES Ap are ses ‘Glenwood, Dickerso’ Phiadep: Compromise, Barlow, Am! ¥, < ariaon, 1m, Hoboke1 rt Emily, 4 ayaoas joboken a eng, thayas Baniel'Brown, Gfinnell. Geortetows etree all ggurrovement $20,000; a avenue, corner Thi ‘York. Sid echrs House on Hi to load for Liverpool. Hiawatha, © q OR SALE—} 0 , TWO OF THOSE NEW ONEWBURYPORT, Apri 36—Arr schr Hiawatha, Newman, F R SALE—IN BROOKLYN, TWO OF J ian Permits ap- Fullon and «Por eo we SALE—IN nigh stoop brs OX Orn Rats ge a fous, Se} Dareain gf BB BD Ser MART OR SALE FIRST PLACE. Bri ; sony high stoop House; ‘%5xb0; lot ave G. H. BENEDICT & CO., 81 Pine street. Bement, Ronee SALE OK TO LET—A THREE Brooklva wate RIGH bi mtg A CHa’ Se ollina, Oalale =) oy nion, Som h Co, Sehr D wilttane, s¢oling alae 8 Brown'& Co. nea Sleeper, Baltiinare:, iw eo baa a dora th from thence, at two o’clock Schr Rollins. Wall, Plymouth, Mass, sand me ical, , C's alee ana aw "a (OR SALE OR TO LET_BROWN STON MB HOUSE Schr Koscius, Gerard, New Penal Briggs & Co. 208 Raymond Sehr Dari, Johnson, Charleston; Village No. Full T | yo. ‘all modern Meee Apply to ow 4 > BI n Arrived. oper, tne enon, Hor ige Warerooms, 688 Broadway, New York. teamahip Malte (Br), MMI Liverpoo! April 16. and adelp et Porter, Burroughs, do; peor rae Pn | Seikltvat i ee ee $4,300, 10%, tate, SAVES IMS SR AB the ripe Trip mp natin grid Rays GrommMuorh 25—Arr age > oie rd, Ji 2, water on tbe pre roms focus thirty i tte vee rid ‘from rom “Fulton = City of Cork (Br), ene Liverpool, Aj re for irrell, saeagne Cy ot Hain, with ‘mdse and’ 611 passe ° | Georgetown, DO "G QMorris, Artis, and mn, Tale | ferry by car. Reply CLARKE, on on. the premises oF at Joh G Dasa i, nuppoved ibe Oly mae | Pawrtcnen, HT. April 37—Are ach Fanny Fern, Sanders, Terma ea AM, lat 43 37, lon 43 Ret steamship “Great, Eastern, | Elizateth, n, Eldridge, NYork. ~ — iy are respectfully panes for Beets; ih. feb RS tom, eA pnaeed steamekip Pe See ary i) Apel i ae Air gohr Albert Hison, ° Rose. NTRY REAL ESTATE } 1 Boston, hei rs F residence of bis ‘Steamahip lowa, (Bn, Craig. Crag. jlaagow 4pcaa aod} Movilie 27th—Arr tee Leo, Dedrborn, NYork; barks Queé Yo Mati, with mdse and 650 passengers, tcwart, Liverpool; Fleetw! wing (Nor), ier, VGlas- by raih per acre. a dress the proprietor, peta Had three deaths among passengers, no Walsh, Linuisen, NY. A Dresser, | ii¢ Naouet Post 0 New York. ‘Steamshi| p ‘Missouri, ns, pas, April 21 21, with MIROTON. Co ce oa 1 Ki diy Gaal. waa Faucax, young. | mse and passengers to Yew NewYork Malt Senin ana Nor Roe on | Noosa pemenRedimeke-orccat cet White- "AME, WANTING FARMS.—GOOD, SOIL, MILD OLE. Mary Jane Finigan, aged 1 | Steams! ee ‘to G Heineken & Palm ote cid sche May Day. Adams, Boston. eee eae Fasm narod are only $25 miteamsinp Albemarle, , Bourne, mah sid Norfolk, Feit’ wont free. Address ©. K. LANDIS, Viaeland, sri megan pane ire, Bion, Norfolk, 40 Hours, with mdse cITYy REAL ESTA’ he FOR 8: SALE. = residence of her nlp willtan' Mi ‘alier a Ci rie Liverpool, 71 days, with 7 aig rounTit AVENUE BY STANLEY 1 DAY, f salt, fo Geo F B heavy weather and siarted crry and SbUSTHY HOUSES POR SALE, LL BUYERS OR OWNERS OF COUNTRY PROPERTY ‘rom 10 should examive Stanley Day’s Real Estate Circular, at the residence | Slt.’ distributed upon receipt of stamp. Oflices § Bark ‘Amaranth (Ham), a Hon Kong, Jan 12, For occupation or investment, No. 319 Fourth ‘avenue. widow of Pierre | with mdse, to Olyphant & Co. jier Jun’ 26, Cay For particniars see circulars, March 7, and crossed. d the i ‘equator 20th, in fond Good Bope PPLY ONLY FROM W 10 4 AT 319 FOURTH AVE- sale. on easy s—A 30 acre Farm. cheap; Hou Som Arsenio pes | ah it 43, frombe: | A one for STANLEY DAY'S Aoscriptve lat of Real vs | 30 largo Harms, alt nec Hackensack: small and at | Pr anip showing 84 pendant No Oh from Calta oy Havre | iat forele. Mailed upon receipt of simped directed n-_|.o0 Lng teat 1. KELLNER, 91 Will VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR velope. DESIRABLE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN Suitable for about six building sites sione House, ob west side of Lexington uvenue, be- bore iwcen Fifey-eighth and Pifty-minth streets, Tor eale; furnish. | 2m sey pated the reridences of Mp ed or unturn! pees en mediately. If not sold is ee ten days will be aeneee raruiaued or ihe Mu. 4 ‘MeKon pither ieee amaraed orto A. March 7, lat 35 Duteh bark Ehzabeth Wilthen, from Mauritius for Am! sterdam. qabsark Meteat (Hit) Mason, Cardi, 45 daye, with coal, to “BUM §, Howard, Antwei wine ‘mdse, to Fanch, Mrincke the entire ee eat cattba bot PAMILLA, wife of BEAUTIFUL PLOT OF GROUND FOR S8ALE— at Hudson Park, rom the new ave- ‘of Messrs. Hiram Barney, a Galley pues Ros & OELCAMY, No. 8 Pine street, SPRL ER Chak, SON 2 Sol. 77 Cedar Se eee cae ‘aan FOR SALE.—A FARM OF ABOUT 100 eh, ions which washed the Any py Rent Rise 7 100 ms fromm the hatches, (earing away wuling, dc; April FIRST hase FOUR STORY x HIGH STOOP BROWN Y fo me 15, during a gale from NW, shipped a sca w fi ‘on Forty-sevent steel, between Fatth.| well am road from ng eS aule c! _ property. No. real estate “Ftribane ofee. Pate house and four tory high stoop B stone Honses for Salo; good chance to get desirable houses: my pico, Robert Fulton (mate) and eaiee JAMES ROWE. man), while reeting (ue maihsail, fell { overboard and brick and frame Houses, with extra lots if desired. SRP to E. H. BROWN, VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PEARL STREET FOR ale. 10(94.6x118. Front and rear building, three story DeWolf & Co, Schr David Currie, Paddock. Tampa Bay via Key West, 8 ‘Schr Moses Waring, Bunker, Jacksonvilie, via am ton, Ne, 8 wire she a dismavied March 8). ne nia. 131 Nassau street, from 1 to T RAHWAY—NICE COTTAGE, 8 do., Ue 32.000, within one hour of the 25tb year ROOMS, $3,000; Farms and cou! im HE: RY APPEN & CO., 37 Pine street. sehr ye Peindell Lord any on briek, heavily framed, T MAMARONECK—A WELL BUILT AND COSY Feces ett kp at} Schr alice Mande Poataall Vi FOTTER BROS. & BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine street. AA, Howse poauuifully located near the Sound; one hour piacopel ' . Pinte. a 8. eon SS A oon ab a quar Behr ceed Boy ree “FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE, LO WOOD, YOUNG & CO.,78 and 80 Broadway. , i ‘Eliaabethport f very fin |, New Haven for Tiina Eighth avenue, for Putadeiphia. 8 ir © Wi ‘Wateon, North) o'clock. Behr Laongea, Mun. Rendout for New Haven, CPRAPEST, B RENT IN THE city.rour LaRce | A Guanck FOR A coop, HOUSE, OUTBULDINGS, Sehr ‘AMER, rs. Rondout for Boston. Roome ‘arnished, $50 per month, guarterly ia mee it: Bart cash. Address Owner, box 36 Post Steamer) Tomy ty HeLa, Baltimore, advance: two of the Tome hie paying $84 per moe by | Wooabridge, N : Steamer Equator, Jac kaway, Bost Boston. Finattin ae would nny to remain; house genteel, Marine Disasters. Barc Auiaxpaix. ashore on Sow & Pigs, was sold ai nuc- Provementa, “Apply at REOK'S tion on Friday Jay—hull, standing rigging. &, w G DPuEapee hee eg LOTS ON AND ABOUT oad, near Harlem Bridge, Mott Haven, Eighth avenue, poet 17th to 127th street; first rate lo- cation; very tule EW TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOU! ee es Meader, of Untipiunk. for S187 60. Sehr rowurag arr at New Bedford om Saturday from the wreck with ank ‘anchgrs, and balance of cargo—175 bbls pork ons Py Dols ur. Scux Josrru Loxa, at Charleston from Boston 1h {nat off Capo itatieras, caperioneed a heavy SSW, in which the ‘vessel was hove to wort Ours, 4 8, NEWBERRY, 162 Broadway, ES{RABLE AND Paving LEASED PROPERTY See for sale; West Broadway store; Hotee for sale; both eeene SOE TB We ARN IT, 200 Broad ay, room 16, FR se SALE—TWO NEW TWO STORY AND BASE- ment Houses on 122d street, avennes. 000 session. Sia o'clock. York.—A neat Detrsen First and econd each terms easy. Tinmediate eM eG Apply on premises. afternoon, at 2 Bene Asuorr—Steamer Eliza bp) Richardson, at the breakers ARGAINS—WITHIN © ‘ONE | MOURS ron OF | EW ait, $4,000; AM PBBLL Tatte &00., i anes ncemtenhe sa jon from Savannah, passed ashore tena bar what OR. SALE—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH stoop, louse on Reventy-ninth, street. near Con'ral every den, two miuutes’ Park. manner by days’ work. House wiened, Ss aly MEAP_NEW TWO STORY HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, dire eo invited to Asuonx—A schr was ashore on Padeo Island, Tex, | 18:5: . Terme easy. Apply ip GEO. DOUGLAS, bie parents, 19th impt, apparently hott 6 tone, Uurthen, 22d from her | 15 William street. om CPR aT SET OTOR, OF oN TER, Bupsox— (Tuesday) after 5 ona isd vuln toa inane BB ALE—THE THR TAREE NEW ASD ELEGANT ME- Joun O’Doxonce, Qoue Passace—The steamer Roman arrived st Philadel- on aren phia festerday, after a passage of thirty-nine hours and fortytwo minutes (rom Boston—the quickest passage on a Snip Favonita, for San Francisco, at pier 25 East Foss SALx — NEW W FIRST-CLASS BROWN, | TONE Inquire of 4G, ier, 113 Bauk street 5 Oe: a arare io advertised to finish leading Saturday next, 4th condition : Apply Immediately % 3 WOOD YOUNG ry G6. 78 a 73 and "to congestion of the Eee oes, putts ot Non. ‘sad Mary E. to’ patties in rtamouth, | oe 5 PEE EDEN TE HM a ae ign ad il hres — tall R SALE—A NEW THREE STORY FRENCH ROOF BUIEDINGS, 7 ‘are respect. brick ‘House, contataing all rn convenience: pert poate | f residence of Notice to Mariners. including seen ae fixtures, im main bi Pie E aecee te J.B. Satake lye, ED. adios on aeTORT, BI, HARBOR. ORD laid with aah ramus house Ja fut raze order: wheter Pio iets ety ae Cees detdy ene Litile | fide Hamiliow street, second house south of ‘Gates avenue, WEST. have bors replas cuhers inserted in beacons, Brooklys. We ~| ao. a three a 4 House, Ra poh Be elec, Shp Emma, from Havre for NYork, April 22, lat 42 6, lon iad by fing gardens ahd. salt, water, vory healthy aud cheap, Inquire on premises. Dai. pov Alexander, from M1 a rota tee Tasitten th: Baltimore Foretan Parts. Dee. ae 16—Passed by, Maryland, Steffens, from New | Fobaaatt Lg jd a a ed f= = LAER #1 Cedar ‘trek i Apply to ciate April 27, ahi NYork; Ex- » Pendints ships Peruvian, Powers, Ex. m, April T7—Arr at Gravesend, Vicksburg, Soott, Fetreent mfiicana pargett: FIRST STREET, BE~- wren PR, April 15—In port brig Southern Cross, for on oth avenues, © esse to unearned convenient to the most Potece just Rathod “apply oo i ao April 2—art, ship Gorilla, Jolly, NYork; lope, Cann! Tinaae, | NZ, Feb. nar ona, ‘in Webb, NYork. Taurico, April 1—In port sehr St James, for NYork in @ American Porte. AazanDEtA, April 27—6ld sehr Blien M Baxter, Pairo, OR SALE-THE THREE STORY am, ATTIO BRICK soe ts aay, y iageecn ee 5 \ONEY ISLAND i fn soa ptt | baa ae} chance. Inquire on the premises, west organ of =n cia as SMALL vane C0} th House, R SALE OR L&T. Lat Lgl AVENUE, WEST estonia cr Meat Zo nose bie a SPA an per oe __ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ; $2 000 WILL BUY “Bourn sr: SPLENDID Mand )R SALE—CHEAY, FARM ( oF a 30 ODINGTOR 2 Salento ae Pviotitooas roadway, room 22, sii LANES WO Bbuen Sora Se louse, Fou SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT a’ pie SING, ory eult Hiwation pouse’ fifteen rooms: Stine tenn tieulars Re Tiga ne ote Ben field, Ns, ome wie Sarason tinge so aarti hae shieken "houre aa tr RBS, 93.6236 26 sr Ne CANUIELD, N. Shia i Ryd BOUSE | of Land, filed ue pres variet B.A. SCobINeTS - bid Le poe pd Faaae aE miles from Chambers tireet eae ane Ea ee road, forty rods from For price , ea and excellent ‘water; a mur Soe 8 gen flee, Usstors | R BALE-NEAR RORRISTOWR, aly J., A FARM acres, beau! sented. Ney rN ab her judaon.. Full par lway, room 20; ICE nye PLaIS. | strait of rx ff | ll be sold cheap, “Laer Pe ane Pence inte most Lae ae erate Beni caer in “a tie the rooms; s Se ee eee shotatel desc uch th the: chaleent hg te of domestic gra} te ay ‘od, Tera rans to ult Fs or adirons WM. TAKLOK, ‘Seventh treet, Will FoR gAueas “RELnanviEii ON NEW HAV road, miles from the city, walk’ from depot, & cottage house order, half acre Sf land im con r Sten AMES DARBY: on the premissas HEcLWIG, or Broad street Fob sas of ae Spee house partly Turmiabeds snd containe Al trees of all kinds en articul: ious ‘one mile from the city ot Hart! with four (4) acres of well laid o1 House and all neceasat containing 16 large In <3) H. P. BLAIR, — and 137 Wi tam street, office address seven Kitehea, ae ee rae carrin; rosa Se As Sickels. box 110 Herald oitice. font fee, eh wing mranLeereraies estou tory, water aearte va too within five minut taining ten roome ir jen and trun; price Penete OR BXCHANGE-POR CITY REAL ‘with exellent vena front tn are of THEO ‘Messrs, HEYE, & RIES, state of cultivation, and bya vie of Pruit; Barn, Carri Bi Tinh | ca eee ag MIN tar terme easy’ SOU TLER ss Welt Mintk edie poten, “inure , OR Leong ney vEey ed CONTAIN. fot as ‘rom ce Bait terms as toa ete . ay Inquire of TO LET, AT FORDHAM—A FINEM modera ii | perpen fruit the premises; locatio eat cleo. nd conrentent to, railroad gad stsambost. Fo RY M. Broome stree f° RK SALE OR TO LET—UNFU! peer ABOU’ mt lings; the house 18 of ae | : they rooms avetly’ new, and Ore casa in every Fenpects will be sold low, or rented for thi season, Hartford, Conn. LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF N' rooms, five _ pantries large garden: full view of the rive! use and stablevif desired, For particulars conte, as three si adapted for a summer THEODORE ROSS, 86 Front street. R SALE OR TO LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF N brick House, with stable; fourtee| ‘boarding house. Ap POR, yee oR 22 LET—a SELS wo acres of ground. al laid out, fratt gre at Cranford, i. Soy re wuinuiee from. anew atgliah jepot. Terms. Seyarcan PYSRAL TS = FINE SOURTRY a SYREPS Paria ROGGS NECKSPINE MANSIO iy Old Sip. ac went depots Sas, Stable; be eed location: Price $6,540. lars with W. depet, at Yonkers, ID NEW HOUS jew Yor AHILL. | | Fe SALE OR TO LET—AT ELIZABETH, be J French slate roof 18 root it ae a x TOR SALE OR TRADE AN TWEROVED, ELLINO en 140 scres of timber. meee: a fents, Bi we MODEL. F, =, | Ts Rorthorn‘Hattroads got Oe one E. M. MABON, No. 5 Tryoh row. "YONKERS POR SALE. A RICE COTTAGE AW nutes from static PERRY, oppos SEATS FOR Sal to $6,000, Apply a ls bie nod. trl, Bre for ale of to lot. ApDIp te WH, NELSON re arecdae ss Cedar stree! Mite Pe ‘Decessary outbuildings; ‘chotce and. — $3.00 000 tee Te Se i ae fra 00. —GOOD. HOTEL OR RESIDENCE—SI' tenant house and MOREAND & DAURY, 14 Chambers street. | | $6.000,—rapaaaner wogemty nasioance provontt salle ene $8. 000. WHat HAVE Tot m0 0 OFFER } ‘nuarese @., Herald o! __ REAL BSTATE WANTED. NEMENT PROPERTY WANTED—TO BUY. sHONS & COs 1 GIBBONS & CO., 446 Broome stree WA STED-A HOUSE, STABLE, 4C.. TO FURCHL or rent situated on the Hudson, Delween Inw ood borhoed in Harlem. * ,orin a first cluss neighl ith th full partieuiars, 8. H., box Jol ‘Herald office. or four at 7 i nts; it must be si all avenug and west of Fourth; the ondiasrytweauy-bve ue epTaaG the inary _twenty-fve Post office.” : good hi dara, ft garden culls 12 miles Honk’ New York, on rile Inarket value given, Apply 10. ANTED TO PURCHASE-—=A M MODERN BUILT TUR n stone or brick House, contain! WINMS. LIQUOHS. ac. ‘ONES’ Al J’ ‘TED . INDIA PALE AND h BX ORT A: xi! TION O BENE consuarmion. 180 bag Lid Pie NY. = pea rand Brosdway. _Avply at office of Ail Albermale BILLIARDS, Dg -A FIRST CLASS bdo ne TABLE Hotel immediate re SIXTH: pee near Ba eee? n ‘190 Grand street. RESS, 78 AND packed, sh i nea FOR CLASSIFICATI: a0 Lats SMALL, NEAT © pe ietaar va fees ‘7 3 alates rom New Vo ‘bos #3, or apply at Belmont 1 Ts LET—A wares hes HOUSE, #8 Rag HOUSTO LET—A STORE neo —— ON GRAN Ps CODLING, sot Brocaway. Nett SAO. roome. age * Guo. Cobuixu LET-THE Lat. yA Pant OF HOUSE 28 HEN: Sosiah of fom, wih water aad a CTIONEER—SELLS THIS Day, gy analy contained in t Cy Saneral aaortineny of Hou Hotel F Goma, Pesnive sale, in lots, witha au American family. Apply LET—TWO BASEMENTS = PARLOR A wo or three ¢ thi month. Apply at 5 cereal, ctl b Tem fon her ge on oeee es 4 be: Sane p rouk, Inquire of A. ave DOUS GUM SETS OF TKET ful OE pon ‘nd pric zi | Goon outab woe cncaueaee B TH |