The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1867, Page 6

_, MUROPEAR STRAMSHIFS. _ Cet 3 YORK sreawanir LIN. Lo ere atone ATA, Pinkham. trom New York, May 26, NA. in Dixon, from New York, June 8, ‘Leadell. from New York. June 2 " 6. ‘British Iron stensnehip ATALANTA will leave LO} LLA. M. PEN t ‘carrenoy. a oF ax BONS. weed race nge, from New York, dul: sh purday, May 25, at 13M ihe steamers of this Yine will call ntl Farther natice all ine free ald through by fail 40° 5 arin to Firet and second Cabin Passengers at iwenty-five len than rea bas erat wil Brest to land passe Wor paves Por fre! “@oLb TO PARIS AND BACK REDUCTION © $156 be taken and We Rolterdam, Amsterdam and Mayro, Antwerp iy 10 ROBERT N. CLARK, 26 Broadway. int apply, at 34 Bout in ee ‘orth River. for London, calling at Brest, on ney ular rates Dunkirk. street. VLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, PASSAGE RATES. TO AND FiOM LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND DERRY. BXCURSION TICKETS $170 CURRENCY, ‘The favorite passenger steamers of THE ANCHOR LINE SAIL RBVERY SATURDAY BIVERPOOL and (GLASGOW, calling st LONDONDERRY asenge w land mail d Da. ore. BRITANNIA, Laird eels Saturday, May 4 AVADIA, Leea....... Saturday, June | F 1) Raturday, June 8 ¥ 's pler, No. 20 North river, AGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY, qleltns 8110 and: $88, “according 10 location. Gteorace, Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool, Glaggow and Derry, Fanve booked to and from Hamburg, Havfe, Ant- werp, low rai Nig GERMAN LLOYD—EXTRA TRIP. The Cc. Me: vie from Bremea Germs’ will eave onan EXTRA 7) ror es. apply at the Company's offices, UDONALD & CO. Agent, m Lioya’s steamship AMERICA, Ca TON, SATORDAY, JUNE 22. AT 12 M., SOUTHAM @b the usual'rates. ‘For fi 4 vor treigh Ne. QTHAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS. . Swice 8 week. at reduced pe 9 i ge Ns ‘rom Liverpool or Queenstown, by stexm- ship, and from Liverpool and London, b; class ail at the lowest possible rates. a Merk jer, Moboken, takii re for ON, LONDON, HACRE AWD BREMEN, ‘BETWMER ANTWERP AND NEW YORK. The undersigned will despatch the frat clave Bnglieh iron eeawers and cabin passage, roadway. No. SUhambers street. west rates for Antwerp, Rotter- BILLER & Meso New York. y Rtewrn Drafis payable in any Part of Groat Britan and Ireiand. we ‘A 80. Apply ‘ NLY AMERI The zs and every fourteen Prices o Virstclass....... sl ‘Fhrough tickets to London. 86 Sout AB experienced ‘conn ables unless, the: Sa ea teil oe apsass nies will net for 8) hee aving the value expressed, are ills of lading, hi refor. GEO. 8. HARTSON, for N. Y. M. B. 8. tT PSCOTT BROTHER: reet, or 23 Broadway, o. JOB. J. COMSTOCK, for N. ¥. and H. 8. 8. Co. Ber further info J. J. COM! J. a. WH rmation spply to STOCK, Agent, No. 7 Broadway, N. Y. Havre, General Agent in Europe, SPRE STRAMSHIY ETNA (NEWLY PITTED), OF THE of the Inman line, will saibtrom Pier 45 North river, at on WEDNESDAY, May 2, for Live calling at ma, Raten of passage—Firet cabi tewrage, currency. JOHN G, DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway. ETURN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK. FIRST LD. each micceeding Sati Pier 45, North river. RATES OF PASSAGE, By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday able in cold. Payable In currency. CABIN, STEERAGE, io Faria wrene as aria, Passage by ihe Wednesday steamers—Firat Cabin, $110; Mrecrene, $8 Payable in United States currency, na Passengers also fe r get forwarded Siri further In! Steam P Koga Li SP aaa ee formation apply at the Company's Offices. Pe OuN Ka OL ASB, $200 GOLD. iy, carn the United tl Katurday. G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y. Phliade!phia office, 411 Cnestnut street. BW YO! ol Exeu sion tenet: For freight, expreasage. bill wyte RK AN ATLANTIC, Capt, Char. Hoyer, wil leave pler #8 North river on Saturday, June 1. Rates of passe Pires cabin, $1 . in gold or its equivalent in currency :— 8 nid, jecrage, *, $210, $150 and $70, of exchange or passage ap- ISAAC TAYLOR, "aout Paseageto Mow ea, Bou KRPOOL & QUERNSTOWN STEAMSHIP OFFICR, Broadway, eorner Rector, Rete days neaday and Saturday. The ENGLAND sails May Weds @ PENNSYLVANIA Junel. Cabin ce $15 and rage $26, curren: repaid tel Dratts tm any part of England From ‘37 Fast 4 $75. Return . Sort" Sea remitiances te irelaad at low Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 20 Brosdway snd © street. ‘3 0 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. New York only $26 steerage. From pier’ river. \ Tickets $140 TEAM WREKLY TO town, BY cea . ov9erage Passage apply ai passage apply at the Cunard line. , $26, currer curre: ling @ Broadway, E, CUNAR! RETURN sa TO PARI! javigation a MN splines Sisters 2s segue Cutting curreney. at the of ‘he Com- her Se a tes through bills of lading given to No, 6 Bowling Green. New York. IP for BREMEN reight and passage apoly 10 OBLRICHE & €O., Broad atreet. p= SiKAMBHIP LINE § TO ENGLAND AND France.—The New York and Havre Steamship Com. BOTS Meat clase mail steamships ARAGO and FULTON connection with the New York Mail Steamship Com steamers MISSISSIPPL and GUIDING » carrying the United States mails, from pler No. 4 river, at noon on the foilowing days, calhug at Yal- tb :— IDING STAR. AR to . 870 iecite to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, 1 or Queengtown, $40 cur. s sending for BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY D wt line of first class United States mail steamers POR SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRK AND BREME: daturaapy June. AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND «Wednesday, May 29 iS AND BAOK,.$180, GOLD. Steam pas dona GERMAN boss * SA, K. von Oterp: carrying’ the Dulted: Btatce wit, wil ual frown the Bremen foot of Third street, Hoboken, pier, fe Bremen, v! ‘taking ‘or Ae NEW YORKyH on London, Havre, Southampton and Bremen at the following Tates, payable v gold oF ils equivubent in curreney Vor'the First Cabloe $125. Second Cabin, $7F, Srearase, To be followed My. the steamship HERMANN, W. H. Wenke, manter. on For freight or passag’ ursday, June 0 epply te OELRICHS & €O., 68 Broad street. ARROAD ‘should obtain United Siates Passports through JOHN ANKTREE, United States Ye Agent, 15 Centre sireet, New York, near the City Hall. Aviad CITIZENS ABOUT TO TRAVEL COAST WISE STHAMSHIPS. Ps MAIL STHAMSHIP COMPANY'S. THROUGH LINE 0 ‘ARRYING ONIPED STATES VIA PANAMA RALLROAD. Steamers leave pier 43 North river, foot of Canal street, at er 2 my il ‘oon, as follow: jun 1. ‘All departures touch at Acay connect at Panama with steam lat and Ith for Central Ameri touch at Manganillo » CALIFORNIA AND OBINA, “CEAN QUEEN, Captain H. P. Connor, eon- th MONTANA. Captain J. Sutton. pt sin A. G. Gray, connecting MENTO, Cnpinin Caveriy: Jor 2L—ARIZONA Captain Jeff. Maury, connecting with GOLDEN AGE, Captain ——. 100 pounds ¢ allowed free © each adult passenger. Medicines and attendance free. juleo; those of Int and 21st era for Su ic porta: ports, and those of lst Depariura of Lith of each month connects with the new steam line from Panama to Australia and ‘Steamer of Jane 11 will connect at San Janan and China, See advertisement below. we Beal for For passage tickets and a!l further Information apoly at the oflce on the wharf foot of Canal street, North river, New York, F. BR. BABY, Agent. AUIFIC MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S: THROUGH U.S. MAIL LINE 10 JAVAN AND CHINA, VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO. Steamer HENRY CHAUNORY will leave pier 42 North river, foot of Canal street, New York, at 13 0 clock noon. on Tuesday, June il. connecting oF road with nama ORAMENTO, for San Francisco, where passea. for Yokohama and Hong Kong. Shanghae, close connection will be made at Yokohama with the company's #eamer COSTA RIOW, passing through the {nland Sea of Japan, and touching at Nagesaki. prices between New Yo rates, payable in gold or From San Francisco to Yokoh: ‘Shanghae or Nagasaki. Freight through from 2 ama ¥rom San Francisco to Houg Kong, ‘Through tickets Issued from New York, adding to regular @ San Frat neisco the following RST SECOND STEER “ARIN, CABIN, AGE: : “g20 $170 $85 as. 300 200 100 York to either port, per steam- By conta per ib. er of June 1, $2 15 per cubic foot, or4 to payable in coin, Passengers who prefer to lie over in San Francisco can prooved by any provions deparvare irom New York. For through tickets and al office on the wharf, pie to North turther information apply at the river, foot of Canal street, ¥. R. BABY, Agent. OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.—THE PACIFIC Mail Steamship Company's. steainer OCEAN QUEEN will sail on Sa'urday, June 1, at 12 o'elock noon. Freight received as asnal, For rates, &e.y inqul 42 North river, foot of Canal st i freight office on company’s pier, ‘treet. ‘LLS, FARGO & CO., Sole Freight Agents P, M. 8. 8. Fo, ST, THOMAS AND BRAZIL, The elegant screw steamship MERRIMAC. 2,000 tons burden, Captain G. B. Slocum, will sail for Rio de iro and intermediate ports, on Saturday, June 22, 1857, P. M., from pier 43 North river, For freight or passage apply to — GARRISON & ALLEN, Agents, No, 5 Bowling Green, New York. Te, STATES MA In i Steamship Company. aye x Every THURSD: The elegant sidew! TO HAVANA@ATLANTIC . from pier No. 4 North river. steamships MORRO Caste Adama, Thursday, May 30, raene, ‘hureday, June 6, RAGLE, Gi COLUMBIA, Barton, Thursday, June 13, Por freight or passage apply 40 BARTSON, President, No. 6 Bowling Green, X.Y. POR GALVESTON, TEXAS. Texas Line. The steamer EUTERPE, ridge, Command er, For ri now, receiving Feight at pler 30 Bast river. | river. ‘or freight or aving uy apply io Hy MALLORY & €0., 165 Maiden Inne, (OR. GALVESTON, TEXAS, VIA KEY _ WE! Steamer pelos May and second, $40 and $90. Apply toJ. M. FONTAY street. 22. tions, ST. — Firat cabin. $ 2 40; KR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The new and first clars steamsbi E. E. Vill, will leave ‘lock river on SATURDAY, May 26, at 3 For tor passage, having tions, ip GEORGE CROM. r No, 9 North unsurpassed WELL & CO. an: H. B. CROM The GENERAL GRANT will follow Jui R NEW ORLEANS DIRBCT.—ATLANTIC COAST Mail Lame peerage F 30 and first class Nght draft side-wheel steamship os "6 ‘$6 North river For freight or hav iny lspuly to LIVINGSTON, FOL man, leave Soturday, May 25, at $ P.M uunaurpassed Accommodation: 2 CO., 88 Liberty street. GH, Capt. C. P. Mi: for the above port, on S™E LINE FOR NEW OR! Mail Steamship © Weare mar 46 North Fiver wi 3 A. MABIPORA, on SATURDAY, £ 4 ene oo nice ope ‘or frei or eal ¥ ‘fo. 5 Bowling Green. FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. President, EDUCED RAT ‘LEANS.—THE NEW YORK re fine ‘ocenn steamers wili .,M.. 08 followa:— Buy 25. otlice uy un Winrson, Steamer SATURDAY, May 25. First cabin, $50; sec* ond, $47. Apply to OBILE, GALVESTON AME The atcamahip RALEIG ‘on Saturday, lading to the al For rates of freight w D LAVACCA, SH, leaving pier 36 North river, %5, at SP. M-, will give through Dilla of ¢ points, to be reshipped at New Orieans, cc ppl LIVINGSTON: FOX & CO., Agente, 8 Liberty street. gavanan STEAMERS. is + @ clock P. M. baturday, Jane 1—SAN FERRIS & co, + AY hange of Sailing Dates. uce of the present dull season, the depar- steamers will be reduced ‘trom ever jay, 28 follows — B—LEO, Captain Dearboi 7m, from pier 1 18, 62 Routh street. JACINTO, Captaim Atkin, from pier 13 North river, at 3 o’clock P.M GARRISON £:ALLEN, Agente, Xo. 6 Bowilug Green. Thursday, June 6—GENERAL B. 8, Captain Morton, from Sorth river. at 3.o°clock P. M. ‘WK. B.—All departures, will above, unil! furcber notloe. North “ LIVINGSTON, FOX & 0O., Agents, 8 Liberty street. I ba ta regular ‘succeasion, as FF CHARLESTON. "s Mail Steamship Com during the pre- a will espatch” ony of their stensn- sant cui freight tensa ships from pler No. 1¢ Hast river every alternate Saturday, ats P. M. The MONEKA will resume her regular convenieuce of slilppers afd passengers require. steamship ILY B. SOUD! No. ‘izan rive 3 and re LIVEN ‘Satur: day es toon an the Jpor c THE SOUTH AND 8OU ST, FoR cH aLestox, tH AND SOUTHWEST, A firm clase of ‘above: it or of the re SATURDAY, at SeP. M., fall street. The lar steam- Crowell, F, wil follow CBW YORK AND CHA’ iN STEAMSHIP COM- SATURDAY "Pier No. 3 North Tig rik Clase Sibi STRAMSHIPS WAMPION, roa Caumender OT RE HAMBURO, AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S Sal salto sagan cist conte, }; Second cabin, $75; steerage, $3° 0, | . fONTA. the Peax commander. gl ‘States mati, st Routhempr: PRi ASIAOR Gneloding wine), payee fe yy ‘or equivalent im our. Ce aitherd = et S100 gold. “Steerage, i we rope, oy taking the seasners at 5 r ee ‘maneceseary fi srosing toe chancel, bevides nating GEORGE w Ferernscox To fot tana, Bay onkEc OR HAYRE. Or transit by cKENZIR, Agent, @ Broadway. ‘K, ORIMEA, oosan steamship atom aeeom ‘ on SATURDAT. one hae vit St. Bich a the parry wil ke 1s and all the pointe of aod the Holy Lead Also writes:—"'Your ie all that Seater ee aed see ae. Raw YORK 48D HAVRE, Rednoed Rates. Thy 08 steamer « BECCA CLYDB, 0. Chichester, Commander. * sveamer sails Saturday, May %, at 12 M., from £4 00., IP LINE—FOR W SHIN@TON, a ‘The fine The above ® MELBOURNE, AUSTRAL! ‘The magaidcrat iro will be NORFOLI 8 Seen, Geet 9 tan EE ps “ULES HAND, 106 Wall street. — | Claes pasecegers. Juve 12 Mas @ne secommodations fer drat ere Re f STEAMER SETH LOW, CAPTALN Y, RO LM AND WRSTCHES. pa 00 6:90 F. aL, lending OLD LANDING. —THE 1B, Captain G. W. ry x. Pemeeag BF eaty man the party to hospitalities abroad. = Appuentions join tne neariy complete, must UNDAY BOA’ prea. Pe orcax 1 gare 7 ms, eo . mn orl rare rina ee - QuUNDAT PASSENG! AT FOR NEWARK.-THE Re arena e sree stent SALES eee UCTION N« x hula, Paral = jousehuld Furniture, Velvet, Br ‘and I tas elegant rosewood Flanst deautiful Parior Suite, im be ; Works of Art and ‘black walnut Dinn Room Parniture, THIS (BATURDAY) MORNING May ‘at 11 oletock ” ‘ua street, be- tween Fifth ‘snd Drawing Room Furniture—Three a Tosewood and black Wainut Parlor Suits, covered tn ‘rich French sain, rocatel and. repay Purkigh Reay Chairs and Lounges rosewood Oentre and Plot Tables, Riaceres. Comer mate sat Book hanks, aslo Gemamunt Clock, nich ae snd d’anan poeatel a Tace Curtains, a ine ee ete nem lave Miczom And Chang tr 4 forte, ‘an r E 1 instrament Found “corners, beautifully. carved fees “aud cas, With all modern improvements, overstrung bass, ful! iron plate, French action, full xeven octave; rosewood and black walnuk Bedstouds, Bureaus, Wi nds, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers rors, i, Tablan, ry a air Mat tresses “Hiankels, Tea Lantton Tits, chins, Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery N. B.— Reliable men im at- nee to cart pack goods for purchasers op tend A’ CTION SALE.—$%,000 WORTH OF MAGNIFICANT Household Furniture, Pignoforte, Bronzes, Drawtt Room Suits, Patith ae fc auction, by A,B. CON (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, BER, WILL cnitgent WAY, auciioneer, a! the five «tory brown sione mansion 44 West Sixteenth streot, between Fifth and Sizsh avenues—Superd Suils, cov grod Branch brecatat of richest descr ony Esagere, ookease, Cont a Curtains, Oil Paintings by girineni etic ty Burktah Ghairk, Lounges, “Phen Manet! Mirrors, Velvet, Brusunla Carpets: elegant rosewood Pianoforte, Canterbury, Stool, Cover, Music Books; Hat- stand, Bronze Clock, Vases, rowewood, wainut Dreasing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, plate glass doors; Hair, Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets, Counterprues, walnut Extension Dining Table, fet, Obnira, Sofas, covered green Tepe; ailver Casters. Spoons, Dinner, Tra Service, uy ble ‘Cutlery, rich cut ruby Ginseware, Freneh Ching Dinner and Tea Sets; also Base ment, Kitchen Furmture. Sale peremptory. TOR PALS OF. PORES. WAGO: ness ou SA’ DAY, at 11 o'clock, at $97 Fulton sts sin’ ett Ragnun hug Wagon ‘ager ean, Wagon! fomily 2 Horses, d wets and 2 sets double Ban = ‘single Robes, Afj SSIGNEE'S SALE OF CABINET MAKER’S STOCK, THIS DAY. bt yy 79 Nascan street, ‘ ef 1m, 79 Nas rosewood Parior, Chamber and Diving Room Seite; walnu and mahogany do.i Pier and Mantel Mirrors, rosowood Planofortes, &e. By order of JAMS K. BALL, Assignee. ERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1867. , a a THE COURTS. SUPREME COUNT—CHAMBERS. ‘The the Board of Police Com- missioners ef the Licensing Power—Legal Action Iustituted by the City Autherities. Before Judge Sutherland. Mr. Justic Satherland yesterday granted the following order, from which it appears that, in pursuance of a Tesolution of the Common Counci!, the Corporation Coun- #01 has taken action in reference to the recent transfer by the Legislature of the licensing power from the mu- Ricipal authorities to the Board of Police Commis- sioners:— The People of the State of New York, ex vel. John 7. rE bees Mat of the a ‘New York, vs. Thomas C, r ‘John G. Bergen, Joseph S. Boncorth and. Benjxmin B. Manterre, Commissioners vf the Board of Metropolitan Pilice.—On reading and filing the affidavit of 30 Heltmen. it is hereby ordered that Masters ‘Com > Pore fee Police, show oni sl art Chambers, in SALES AT AUCTION. cigs ALES AR AUCTION. ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. Salesroom 37 Nassa' the Pest office. oA Rcaane ee cee ae etn esa ‘consisting of ‘anmlnster Gat for eo! x pela Parlor Maita, Heding. row w -ORTANT SALE IN PHILADELPHIA. Des eens er ‘Breehemin, deceased, by order of ex- Large and valuable collection of American and foreign to be sold Jane hy 6 “a Simmencing at 4cclock P.M Batis fitanveis ‘anction rooms, 42h Walnut sires, fladelphia. Catalogues uow ready. BOGART, UOCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, AT Wig nats ae Rockers, Lounges, Side oC do, Matirescen, Bedding, Ward. Popes: Mirrors Ane Damase and Lace Curtains, two Plana fe Bi and ingrain Carpets, lo fd Bed- x a assortine: Sukie ‘Clothing, Fancy ‘OHN 8. AUCTIONEER. atau tty Sass At 10 o'clock, at 649 Thirdlaventie, corner Forty-fourth street stock of Groceries, Fixtures, Horse, Wagon, &¢., the whole anes 4 general assortment usually ‘contained in a good rel hatha 4) with Store Fixtures, Counters, Shelv- i Scales, ae. \e Store to let on advantageous terms. L. Spa, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE SALE, }. THATS DAY. ‘9; Btock peak of atter and ‘againgé them commanding thera to desist irom all action | "joseph Carberry lived in Second avenue at the time of under the twelfth srction of thoact of the Legislature of the fre; has a grocery there; know. Kane trom,about the thie thole, passed. Apel 25, 186%, eatitied “An act to en-.| time he 1 bis premises; on the night of the fre 2 of Supervisors of the county of New York | he was called up about half-past twelve; at a quarter raise money by tax for certain county pt ‘© | of an hour after this be saw Kane, accompanied extend the powers of the Metropolitan Police, and to | by -@ tady, with a baby in her arms, go imo pine, ms anditing and payment of unsetiled | 4 Gruggist’s store, where they remained a few minutes, MOSTAH SUTHERLAND, Justice, ke, | St then they Coen iy 7 genet The following in the aidavit of Jobo 2 Hoffman:— #164 coat sae scly’ sober; tained with and of New York:— John F Mottaian, Mago at she’ ot New York. being ane abort Are BIO yacsdial into the druggist sworn saith:—Pirmt by the seventh gection of the char- | gore (Flynn's), and was not carried ‘Charles testified that he was a asthe Dongan charter, power was granted to the Com batting nepecor Dr yeeyoe 0 for many years enol Catteries ett & Seer: tho several vieluatlers, artificers and other fo mccain ria, accompanied. @iady; he had-po hat inbabitants of the said city; by the 24th section of tho | on: gave him my own, a8 raping bert the lad: ‘was further pro- | nad no hat only a shaw! thrown over her head; the time boing | could not tell whether she was barefooted or not; thin! ‘ALM. Lease, and Fixtures of Broadway, Counters, Mirrors, J. MOLOUGHLAN, Deputy Sheriff. \pornis WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Executor’ Sc House and Lot on St, Mark's place, street. E. H. LUDLOW & CO, will sell at auction, on TUESDAY, —, 2A, 1867, an O'clock, at the Ro i ‘Broadway, Trinity Building, New York, vy order o| odore ‘Genul, Esq. executor of Ernest Girard, deceased, stoop House pte side, 200 feet east of Second avenue, ut 60 feet, in good order, and contains the 25 by 89 fect v inches, rticulars at the eflice of the auctioneers, No. 3 Pine st UCTION SALE—BY ERNEST ROTH, AUCTIONEER, THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, al the salesroom, 58 Bleecker street, between Bowery ‘and Broadway, Houschold Furniture, Carpets, &c., consisting of ‘a.general assortment, removed for convenience of sale, in- eluding Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture; Vel vet, Brussols ‘and Ingrain Carpets; Bedsteads. Burcaus, Washstands, Mattresses, in hair, husk, grass and stra Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Mirrors,Clocks) Paintings, Gur Crockery, Glass and Chinaware, Table Outlery, positive. TTENTION I8 CALLED TO SALE OF HOXSES, Carriages. &c., THIS DAY, & SOMERVILLE, THIS DAY, at Oid Brookiyn Market, James street, near Fulton, yn, See Auction head: By AUSTON NOTICE JOHN, MORTIMER, 15 EAST Broudway, Auctioneer, will sell this day, at 12 o'clock, two marble bed Billi'rd Tables, with Bail, Ques, fe. A ood chance for purchasers, as they will be sold without re- serve. B HENRY H. | EEDS & MINER. HENRY H, LEEDS, Auctioneer. will sel! by auction on SATURDAY, May 25, at 1036 o'clock, at their salesroom, 93 ee ald ural Carpets. &c., consisting of 1 jousehol rt te. , con ing of a general assortment, removed for conveniones of sais including tar- lor, Dining’ Koom, Library and Chamber Furniture, large fine assortment of Velvet, Brusse!s, Wilto: and Ingrain ¢logant gilt frame French ate Mantel aud Oval Mirrora, Black Walnut Marbie Top ‘Tablex, Rosewood and Black Wainut Parlor Suite in tel, green, blue and erimeon reps, Ro Bi nut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstan ) tressen, Pi ra, Extension Dining Chairs, Side Tables, China, Crockery, Glassware, &c, ‘Also at 12.0’clock, large assortment of’ Rustic Work, vi Sofas, Chairs, Flower and Fish Stands, Side Brackets, tettthiogany frame Billiard Table, with Cues, Balis, Coun- re, Y HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. Valuable Household Furniture. TUESDAY, May 28, at balf-past 10 o'clock, at 27 Union square, west side, a lurge and valuable assoriment of Fur- n{tare, made to order, ae part of Axminster, Vel- vet and Brussels, Carpets; Suits, covered, silk, bro- extel; Silk Curtains, Pier and Mante! Mirrors, large collection of Paintings, . Dining Room Furnitare, China and Glass Ware, inlaid jantel Ornaments, room Furniture, carved; Redsteads, Bureau: Breming Glasses, Goucher, Wardrobes, Mattresses, F liowe, Oileloths, 4c.. with Kitchen Wares, en with other actl- eles enumerated in the catalogue. ‘Without reserve. BY MINER & BOMERV! U sins ms fueeDay, 28, Inlon square, oii Pg Th a pe ceed 5: Pag Saddle Horses. Home very tine ‘Froming Stock, ac. BY MNER A SOMERVILLE, IN BROOKLYN THIS DAY (HATURDAY), MAY 2, av THE OLD BROOKLYN MARKET, James strect, near Fulion, two blocks from Fulton ferry, sory tn eal ve Top and no top Wager Hapreee Waging. e very fe oreen, Regular tiome aioe at our Auction Mart, Unit Pi ar Hol nion Place Stabl every Tuesday a1 Friday throughout the Kiso ‘at Brooklyn Horse Bazaar. Old Brooklyn. M. James ‘street, near Pulton street. two. blocks. from ferry, every Saturday hid the year. Mesars. MINER & SOMERVILLE Offer unsurpassed ad - vantages in locaton, experience and business capavity to parties wishing to buy oF desiring to sell Horses, Carriages br anything pertaining to the Horse Buses, Y JAMES M, MILLER.—TUESDAY, WAY o'clock, at the E. 8. R., 111 Broad: rs ord Execntors of Peter L,, Bogart, deceased. rth Lots of Land w. s. 4th avenue, commencing at the n. W. cor- ner 80th street, Eighiieth street--9 Lots of Land, whole th street, between 4th and Madison avenues, nue—8 Lota of Land ¢. «. Madison avenue, com- corner of 40th street. Fourth ave- a i ocaebclian YLANDT & WALDRON, AUCTIONEERS 646 BROAD. way, will sell by auciion THIS DAY, at 1! o'clock, Hand Furnitare, Carpets, Be. Ales hwo, Chambrt ten pleces eas pay storage. Also it ke he irean Bedoada, Kaa Patent. es te ENJ. F. THEALL, AUCTIONEER. Very attractive sale of Houseboid Furniture, lot Carpeta, China, Glassware, &c. By THEALL & BROS., THIS DAY (RATURDAY) at 103; o'clock, at their sales room, No. 62 Libert) . wea? Nasnau, a very large and peveral assortment of fine rose- wood, walnut and mahogany parlor, bedroom and dining room Furniture, of all varieties; Velvet, ls and In- Gain Corpens, Lave and Reps Curtains, fine Hair and Husk mtg ye od Pillows, Frenen China and Glass ae. now ready at 63 Liberty street. ITY AUCTION MART, CORNER BROADWAY AN CS err street —J. J. HENRY, pret 4 sell THI (SATURDAY) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, Alarge assortment of Horses, Carriages, Harness, W! we alr br sotrel Moves, 18 hands high, 6 yeare old, ror van yeare oid, very the ou ‘account of levwing Yor Europe. ii oH FE i A are. de hi 6 b A navrel Horse: 16 hands high; © good # u g A EP, 261 EAST soll on MONDAY, the 27th inst.. a first class corner Grocery, with Horee and Wagon. Cau be bought = > a =z : Zz ES i : AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Washi The Deis ance aud Western’ ald Sein. pany, rit ay owes sOuN DRare ‘ ‘Aue. as oye. New York, ou NESDAY, 5 tone . from the Lackawanna of the at Bd. shall have fall power and authority to license or appoint or otherwise, one or iteLay tr cram and to pat Gomes toeieawone cea ia nd i ne tee ‘by Kane was a common brick building toadd to or diminish the number of them or any of | Daliding oocupied by: them when and as often, a the Mayor Of the said city | A84 would cost about $14,000 to bulld it now; in for the time being shoul it; by the “Act to re- e duce several laws relating particulariy to the City of acer gt Ma A kf hee & New York to one act” paseed April 19, 1813, it was pro. | “QTM chen, tte Seataherse Tidea in the 268d section that the Mayor, Alderman aBd | reporter had read all the evidence of Mrs. Duchesne and ‘vened might taake laws forthe ulation of mabrokers | tbe questions asked by counsel. Witness said that Mra. eer cece rend Wand. euiclen regaining every | Duchesne wanted her tobo a witness on this trial ageinst puch person to have a license from the Mayor: ‘and in the a, Se Sae oe Legge yc gen or ada two hundred and sev.nty-sooond section, that the said | Sve years and two months ao; never had any Mayor, Aidermen and Commonalty, in Common Couneil the prisoner. convened, might regulate hackney coaches or carriazes, | , claudio Citil a wood engraver ba A and the owners and drivers thereof, and the rates of fare eorrot iL Went Spore ‘id not hear any per- or carriage, requiring the owners to heve a license from son come up stairs but his bi Charley; then came the Mayor; and by other statutes passed at different | the siarm ef re, and he ote eT Se conta timer, power was given or confirmed to the said Mayor, | ous of the house after first dressing himself; Kane was Aldermen and Commonalty, in Common Council con- | pertectly sober that evening when he saw him: the Set Oe a ee was always closed up at eleven o'clock at night; ree eo ee ee era Paeen” | bave been in the habit of often going down into the gers, junk shop keepers and dealers in old iron, brass, | ceitar; the hall hght iliaminated it pretty well; the door copper, tin, lead, pawubrokers, petiy deniers, hawkers | and sash of the cellar was all broken and dilap\ated. 18 peadiare, 1a second hand articles, keepers of | “the case was adjourned at three o’clock until Monday morning, at ten o’clock. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. GANURE, WYNN. AUCTIONERR—OFFICE 297 BOW. SY ery, selia THIS DAY, at IL o'clock, Lense, Stock and Fixtures of a Lager Beer and Fancy Cigar, Store, at No. 4 James .utrest, QAMUEL WYNN, AUCTIONBER—OFFICE 207 BOW- SY ery—sells, on Mouday, at 103¢ o'clock, the Stock and Fix. tures of Restaurant and Dining Saioon #42. Greenwich street, consisting of Chairs, Tables, Counters, Table Cloths, Graet’ Stands, one three-pull English Beer Pump, marble niers; a quantity of assorted Liquors, &c., in one or is. SE RIF P'S SALE.—THE VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE ) property known as Hamilton's Livery, corner North Fourth and Fourth streets, Williamaburg, on TUESDAY, May 24, wt 936 o’clock, consisting of ten ‘first class Hack Coaches, Hearses, Carriages, Light Wagons, thirty Horses, alarge lot of double and sin Mi sleigh, Feed Yi Robes. Blankets, £0.; Cows and Calf, For par- Wagons, ticulars see catalogues. Sale ive. JOHN LINSKY, Deputy Sheriff, RERIFY’S SALE, ‘Wholesale Shirt Store. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on SATUR- DAY, 2th, at 1d o'clock, 'at_120 Duane street, a wholesale stock of Linens. Muslins, Woollen, Cassimere and other Faucy Shirts, Drawers, “Hosiery. ‘Suspenders and otner Goods; also a large stock of snaterial for manufacturing shirts, ‘Goion Furniture, Store Fixtures. &c, Jon Lyxcr, Deput JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. ME BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY, WiLL on for sale at aus me ¢ Merchants’ Exchange in Boston, on TUESDAY, the 28th of May inst., at 12 velo at Before Judge Russel. noon of that day : psn One million two hundred thousand feet of land on Colum- bus and Huntiagton avenues and Westchester part, and on Yorthanpton, Sp 'Woreester, Concord, Rutland, Newton, Pembroke, ‘ine, Canton, Dartmouth, Stan- hope, St. James, Exeter and Marlbc of sale apply to Roston Water Power Company ai Boston, or to Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, New York. ay At the opening of the court yesterday the Judge pro- ceeded to pass sentence upon the prisoners who were remanded during the week, Joseph Packard and Isaac D, Clark, the boys who were convicted on a charge of stealing $10,000 worth of gold certificates from the: office of Mr, Chandler, in Wall street, were each sentenced to the State Prison for three ILL, BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY, MAY 28, at 2o’clock P. M.,on the Fashien Course, Long Island, ii not old before at te sale, a very fast roan -" oy w Alto the pacino ie ay ea werigere | ; Nefire Ii ctalock oi ie ; be received and in the same manner but for the | William F, Woods, who pleaded guilty to forgery in Biiis-inuhnivet.,the hones wii'be dren on hecoure | act of Apt 25, 186, Rereuafler mentioned, Thirdly; | she fourth dogres, was sent to the/State Prison for two onthe day 0 without reserve February, pe raat ef wa : RAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ji Now: York, Th Common pert cont providing for fe Ra Bn Bt een a rglary degree, was: AY LINE.—1HE 0. VIBBARD ANDDANIEL | JOoerteramvenn, “by whichrall monoy i be seseived tor forone Four . id NE.—1MK 0, VIBBA\ DD: thereon, by which ait mabey {2 be received for ad William Kilby and Thomas Gibney, pot 4 aan f. dealers an assault pean deni sn pee ne gl -T4 sale of second hand furniture, metals or ‘and for | w. Te, TE core connecting to all points om the Central, of the New York Central hackney coach licenses, was to the sinking character ‘and % Nertbera and dustuchaape Roads. fod for the redemption of tho By Sao and by a0 a0t | which lod tu eS ee Ths goes Teerk.k” poaienee Sea Lagisiasare passed on May, informed that Haghes’ reputation was bad, and he NORWALK, CONS! : was provided that the said ordinance and any ordinance | wes Ratiroad, The new naa dieamnet NEVEBSINK | that might thereafter be passed by the said aayor, Al- | $300 wat faeee tee eae Fare 78 ce ° 5 [/ewmen one 2 conformity with the pro- | | Bdward Wateou and King, who ‘are 76 ceuta, Excursion 213. George = | visions of that actand to the ‘fund, | to petty larceny, were each sent to the Penitentiary for Upsox TYE AxD HARLEM RAILROADS. pep ee Rp pen polenta oa six months. ral 4 , connecting jorthera | ture exce' apart and appropriating Richard and Western tains leave New York, vis Hudson River | the by outing 2 Tund seditionsi sevenne; | obec De Fe cheng Roar gee who: cameltea Raitvond, Thrtieth street and Tenth avenue, 8 A- 3-12 M- | the debt for which this pledge was made is still unpaid. |" Judgment was suspended in few cases, at the reqnesh. ty-sixth bireet and Fourth avenue, at 10:30 A. M. and 4:45 P. on the 25th of April, 1867, an act was paned | of the c 3 Dut in all these insiai M. The: and LP, M. rain via Hudson River will run | by the act to enable the Board | can at any time cause the arrest of the parties, should on, Siete. ig la roy a ~~ —_— tdi county of ae ae a money | they abuse and sentence upon aping cars attac! 30 and 1) P.M. trains. eertai ‘purposes, to extend the powers 6: eT, A Aigo, Seabed & feoeing ya overs, dag of the aod to provide for the auditing goo tgtley isd Thomas 2 Rourke, charced with excapting Saturdary, wate We pin furongh to Ogdensharg | ang payment of unsettled claims against said county,” | stealing a barrel of lineeed oll and « barrel of whiting, tiaoy train on Hudson River Road. New York to Pough- | Of which acta copy is hereto annexed. (This act is the valued at property of Theodore D. Bou; 5 ie and return, leartag New York at 9 A.M. aud on keepsi Harlem Kos’, Forty-second atreet to Millerton ant leaving New York at9 A. M. WM. H. VANDERBILT, Vice President, MORNING MINE For PPEKSKILL. THE NORWALK J loaves the foot of Harmon strent daily at® A.M. (without exception). is at Thirty-fourth street, Yon= kers, Hustings, Dobbs’ Ferry, ‘farrytow ck, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Grassy Point and Verplauek’ Ha iby PPM, EADING AND Passengers leaving New York at 12 weeding to do so against the wishes of the hayor, Alder- | street, In consequence of mitigating oircumsiauces the men and Commoualty of the city of New York, and of tence. caries aa care” | ce ip } . HOFFMAN. Sworn to before me this 24th day of May, 1967. BROOMLYN CITY COURT. W. H. Moncax, Notary Public. | ye Falling In of the Wigwam—The Claim Personal lujuries COLUMBIA RA 4 Railroad, make close counectio courT Treats, Eitiz, Lancaster, wid Columbia, acriving at OF OVER AND TERUUNES. Received Thereby—A Non-Suit. caster and Columbia at 8:30 P.M. The Trial of Kane. Cliarged With Arson and Before Judge Thompson and a jury. rs REMOVALS. ee re a the Prisoner—Third James Pigot vs, Michael Chauncey.—The tria) of ag pou. cots, oceeds 5 case was resumed yesterday morning, shortly after " 1.—DOCTOR WILLIAM W. SANGER HAS Before Judge " eer hie om tne Fok ase, Judge Miller. o’clock. It will be remembered that the plaintiff sued north side, five doors west of Broad This trial was resumed again yesterday morning, at | to recover damages in the sum of $5,000 for personal epee. ten o'clock. The first witness examined was injuries received by the falling in of © partion of the Peter Loran, who was cailed for the defence. Witness Court street wigwam in November last, the occurence, stated that be was passing Kane's premises about a quar- | he claimed, having happened in consequence of the im- ter past twelve o’clock om the night of the 12th of De- | propor construction cember, when the fire occurred; he noticed two men | a member py ey stated) of the going into the house at that hour, and he thought they Ld were going to take a drink; heard the alarm of fire, and lege bpm yesterday was that Ewes JAMES, And Bankrupt Offices, 229 Broadway. fs A et ae Rian nt, "heme ola ten, nheny | Sturenee aad, "ts acne" ‘whe The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary parmsaded Kane and is wife to get ofthe rot, whore injured. “He. stated that the fst. thing’ dunt Journal tn the Country. were. ‘ie attracted | attention was the failing of the , or Tee Wee Hani or tn rome wen, ower, | gett ess meanest | HE Rd eh ate Ge abe contaims the opening chepter of a beautiful story, en- SS grt & wens eokiog Pepa ee eetel oy etter pam od. 8 be caw a man cellar strack on head by a er ‘aubias steps, and run off as hard ca be oouta Supeeas oscm the injaries referred to. ‘While im tbs ace of making bis NTO THE END,” avenue; there was light enough to see a man distinctly; | way to this aiste or passage a portion of tbe root of the ‘cea Renae aE le ect Are nee | A ie einany on babel of pilot? having bess y i pln been as he stood under the shadow ef Kane's 5 submitted, Mr. Barnard, counsel for defence, moved for ‘(THE OLD KEEPER'S STORY.” Johe Sellen, the next witness, testified as follows :— | @ non-cuit Se eam a that the members ae Sew a man out of Kane’s cellar and run towards | of a political ‘were not to persons who ee ‘esti ras very small at frst, and looked ike « small barrel | tion of @ building, [unless personal neglect | on It also contains:—The very Latest European News by | St 00 fire down in the ;, Witness believed he could | the part of the ig shown; that the and the Malls leans of publi ae cates haat os dace oe ae the association im question were mot the owners of the including cit Sptceh Umeainite: vipieiied the Great or lee learth cxaioted the. pemsooom mabe meee recslont ic Me Sweesty (ins, carpenter)” lo be a Fngtish Ravine ws peer os must have been py . cr the aden tobe tte C4 Chantiliy, the Resnits of the work of the Pesce Con- | Re had left the sapuven-es me caused by improper ihe defendant wos not gTess, the Reform Question, the Fenian Trials, the | twenty minutes to Tanning off, | liable. o Stoion ot Ane a the Kat hy; Ont Washinton | Yo cole StU nin ake | was pctener ad tartan Res u comers saner apvenagen Oy taneabes = ve a Hie tod arated the paren bodying all interesting Political and Local Events; Sle’ and teed regalarty ‘every Wednes- ‘There will bo no more jury trials a ths court until ‘he Highly Important Intelligence from Mexico, and | day, and then usually game of billiards and drank | June which opens om the 3d of month. Next the Latest News from the West Indies, South a moag of ie Won Kase, wee cond ineee ob game week will be devoted to equity cases " s sober, was at Kane's Rowse on the sighs of tne from cant’ on” SAME” Welt’ We Nee” OS ber he went aay: Sheahan itu sng, bed wapy QveEN vicToRA's ATURUY. ; . * | such « stupid ssion of countenance ‘The Colebration Day in This ane pean; See demas, ais aaa Set toll whether be was drusk or sober; witwea had bg oe 7 = oy, igious and Literary Intelligence; Bditorial Articies Kane with seventeen barrels of ale to the in en the prominent topies of the day, Our Sporting Re. | ties ef tae ase, and the day after that sont'up | Yesterday, the 24th of May, was m great festal day cord, unusually fall and interestini & sketch te the house three barrels which Kane had ordered | celebration in England being the anniversary of the 5 iy is, giving on the night before, and were consequently re- | birthday of Qeeen VicOrla, a sovereign whom her own ot the New York Yacht Cinb from ite organization and turuet, as the house was burned down. love and the American, look the en oft pron conan, emorcing he Lane | Rearend Kena 'ar"t | mye snd grt Alaeegh tren tavamed ie pay oy handsomely furnished. (Objesiion raiged by counsel aeto | away from Kaghad the day was not forgotten by the Rules and Regulations, the Club House, wc, together | witness ‘an average valuation of Kane's furniture. subjects of Goat Britain who are residing in New York, with Reports of the Champion Rowing Match at Pitte | Objection allowed.) ‘The cellar door was in # very 4i- i. burg and other Aquatic, Turf, Fi and fall Iapidated and insecure condition, amd the panes of and the péliday was kept by these in as honored a » Turf, Fistio Base were brokan out ofthe egh 18 he upper part ofthe fashion «@ it was, doubtless, celebrated in the mother events, &e.; The Fashions, as specially reported door; aa regards the ligating of (be - winwe " rhe See pine, outa the opponte nae ie yiida. | ee vomole Belonging to the'various British lines of sore; two i steamers that ply to and from Liverpool and New York s ‘Charles Citi teatiged that he hed li the house; 7 fetligence; Marriages nnd Deaihe; advertisonseata, ott | reured‘on see might of the fire eleven Saad oan aa emuenere Wie accounts of all imporiaut and interesting eveuts of the tnotter wan Whom ‘pod set pe (Couaen rae pons cuss ania y eee. week. a —_ ag woll as the 4‘ " very particular ta wpe state of vee celine | mumsen with fags ot all nationalities, the Hngfish Usion Tanus.~Single subscription, $2; Taree copies, $6; Sor ack bon looked. on. — a ghg CH] A oe ee the Star Spangled 5 wi tru ccd man aoa somos | Reged anteaeareaee erghts | wR ae Satter ca! Bt sorted in the Wenexy Heaaun 4 him | sete oes Bred, forse rk of the the i