The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1867, Page 6

. BR Abide on TRAVER, AUCTIONEERS. tures, 6 = SALES AT AVOTION. ale, ou MONDAY, une 10, Init, at 10, o'ciock A.M. © Maswall & asGreeer ‘ont ing of och in trade—Pix Lease of the’ premises, Book Accounts and ‘Choses in Action. The said nee "pill be offered for sale one sole oa OR ye tha lustic Bronges, Vases, Cloc! Tou xiv: fate sale at a Great sacrifice f tay cont Jos Suit, In’ Frencl £20; ope black walnut Suit, in green rape, Tor $85; one do.; cumin vane, far G26 | Aloo let of Parlor, Bedroot aud ‘ARCHIBALD SCRIMGEOUR, Awsignee. FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Foran 1 Py BOUGHEY, “Auctioneer, ae BATURDAY. June Sat os o'clock, at dalesroom, “itosew ad. walnut, mahogany and oak Ear, Diese ‘oom ster, ira neh Plate Rosewood 1's ioe Ld Tables, Velvet and Tap ‘Tapestry Carpets. Se. See ee summa SALES AT AUCTION, | ORRIS WILKINS, 40 | AUCTIONE RK. ots and Gores, ny Pir wn ‘Sits and any streets, a water right on Harlem river. BH. Ly Low sco. \rgell at auoton, on TURSDAY. Jane Ai, 1807, ‘at 12 eclook. at she Salesroom, 111 3 ‘ay, Dy order of Jeremiah Devin aed Tbomas Ur: Moalests mason reat rots and Gores on First avenue, Hariem river, 124th and ith meets, —— Ley nm and water nght. Maps, &c., Pine street. ORTGAGE SALE—HORSE AND TRUCK.—R. FIELD, Auctioneer will sell THIS DAY, at a os o'clock, cor Norfolk and Housto eee Woke ene CORNER OF TWENTY: TERS, Auction a ell on MONDAY, June 10, at Moo'choak sharp, ail the ele gant Furaiture of ihe above residence. Pull particulars in to worrow's Herald, or apply © STANLEY Day, 319 Fourth avenue. Aer NOTIC! T LEXINGTON AvENU seeanth strect, WILLA pA RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR Household Furniture at pri- Magnificent rosewood ; & Dewutiful Par- will be sold for bousekeepers. E) will be sold for Fianolorte, eo- satin. broeatel, cost eure at's bargain Inquire at Ob Bipecher wireet, near Broadway. UCTION nomen —-B. be gion) AUCTIONEER, WLLL vell over $15,000 w« ‘of magnilicent Household # ur- pene Pianoforte, bee by oo Works of at auction, to.the higheat bidder lay) MORNING, June # at uw at the four: story dwelling house, 119 Clin- between Firth and Sixth avenucs, BR. — Furniture, tone man- neo erry Drawin, walnut, Sateat with Callp- wood ue res, Hecretary, Bois de rose Cabl- ian hog oy os Reception. Mantel Mirrora. eminent artists; ior mequitiente seven oc- Stool, Cover, Music Stand; ar. ka, Lace Curtains, Chandeliers, Extension Table, Buffet; ologant sate China, Sil: Bureaus, Wi Bedsteads, en suite, style ‘Lease and re ZW, CAMPBELL, AUCTIONEER: OFFICE, 108 June i, at 11 0’ Fixtures ‘complete of old established Fancy Store! Can be bought privately before Grand street. of nale, ¥ MINER § SOMERVILLE 1 EROOKLYD, AT THE OLD BROOKLYN MARKET, ‘THIS DAYUSATURDAY), JUNE 8 A HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES ROAD WAGONS, ROCKAWAYS, &C. 'Y MINER & SOMERVILLE, At Horse Auction Mart, Union square, TULSDAY, June 1 Beveral fine Turnouts avd Family Teams, Pak Phaetons, top and no top Wagons, several Road Horses, Saddle Horses. ' Some very fhe Trotting Stock, Ac. Y¥ HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER.—HENRY IH, LEEDS, Auctioneer, on SATURDAY, June 8, at 1034 Sielock, at their salesroom, #5 Liberty street, Household Fur- ng ‘rary and Chamber Furnitures Velvet Brussels and Lngrain Garpots, et frame Mirrors aud Gilt Cornices, Curtains, &c., Consisting of n general agsortment, removed for the convenience of in Parlor, Dining Room, Li French Plate Pier, Mantle and Oval Parlor Suits. in Drocatel aud reps; Centre Tables, black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstinds, Bookcase wood and mahogany do., Mattresses, Wardrobes, dc.; rose: Vrillows, Bolsters, «c-, Dinck wainut and oak’ Extension’ Tables. Buffets, ' Side Tables, Ktageres, mahogany Suits, in hair cloth; Desks, Suits in plush, Bedspreads, Blankets, Lace Curtuins, &c. Also, frame Billiard Table, with Fable, with Balls Ci wit € < Wes, B™*,; A ooeek |OUSEHO! saoved fof convenience of sale), mahogany Parlor Suita, in sation at 12 o'dlock, “mab ogun; ‘biack ‘walnut frame. Biihard rosewood case Cues, Counters, ac. ; ”? and * AUCTIONEER. FUN SURES MIRRORS, DARPETS, BY THEALL & BRO., THIS’ DAY, SATURDAY, June at 06 o'elock, ‘at their Salesroom, No. 62 Liberty general assortinent of Household’ Furniture (re. viz. : Carved rosewood and sing Bureaus, Washstands, de, Ext oe ‘Dining Tables, Chairs, Lounges, Sofas and Eary Chairs. Library and Secretary oBokcase 8, ‘Desks. Tables, Feather Bote asa Fulows; Hair, Straw and Husk ‘Mattresses, 8! ins, Window Shades. "A ings mopente, Lace Tot" ot Velvet, Brussels, and ingrain Carpeta,, Catal Row ready. Y HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. On TUESDAY, ne Pata ‘at 10% o'clock, Tenidence 44 West Twentieth Household Furniture, made ux; also Pasotings, Grand Chickering seven octave Piauo, &c. Epp raat hereafter. treet, one sorrel ingle Harness. pee FB WALDRON, ee weaans Flowers eatalogues, which will ENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, UCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE ofa of sale,on SATURDAY, June 4, 1867, at -, at Smith’s liv , Ninth avenue ai orty- penn forse called Barney, one Truck, ove set BNI. P. TAsoniLD, Mes ‘CTIONEER.—MORTGAGE sale, on MONDAY, June 10, 1867, or 103g A. 2 at 4 fo, 7 Bast river, the Cabal Boat call pe B Wit of HIRAM B. guach, © ROAD. Suction, oa TUESDAY, at eleven n fama dialbrelth Suk a and Artfcial ‘American an a, 8 See Matto, ee gee exhibition. MITY AUCTION MART, CORNER, OF BROADWAY and Thirty-ninth stree.—J. J. HENRY, Auctioneer, sell THIS Day, at 10 Sai, 6 large’ collection of Harness, Whips, Sheets, ae. comprising Pty Mare. Zyears old, sound and kind. - roan Pony, 7 years ol ound and Kind. A bay Mare, years old;'an excellent saddle mare. sorrel Mare 6 years old, sound and kind. ‘A pair of Wales Ponies, 5'ana 6 years old, sound and kind. ‘Also Pony W Wagna and set of Dostis Harness, 4 hands igh ‘sound and kind. B sorrel Pony. 14 hande h old. ‘A Trustee bay Mare, & years wh old. sound and kind. A Patchen biack Mare, sound and kind, Ao Jab black Mare, sound and kind. number of Other Horses, Full particulars in be ready in time forthe sale. No i Postponement on account of weather, IEL SCOTT & CO., AN! Dir AC CTIONMERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, block, 1 street, Cash advanced ov merettions consigned for sal gale days. Tuesdays, Thursdays an near Washington, . Regular Saturdays, Accounts egndered one sear da y after sale, Outdoor sales prompily REFERERORS. President U. AF: Coolbaugh, Fea N. Bank, 160 Lake st. ; . Me Adi janker, 30 Clark street. an Park, Eig,, Agent Bank of Montreal, 48 La Satle oy Mossre. Joknese, Spencer & Co., Hardware Importers, 44 Lake «tre; Jen Warruck, Eeq., Buropean Manuf’s Ag’t, 5) Dearborn st. three oak, R SALE AT PUBLIC oo eae WEDNESDAY, the 15th Jane neat, at 12 M., At Biaten sland, N. ¥., a Seheiesteen tei i tid, built of, dhe best material. ite onk, Jocust and cedar, nes, $6230 inches, with ny lbsi2 feet in iron. Composition and cane ine ane order, and can be sent to sea "1 Neaplonavettparppeneg vessels can be cron | Rien’ others bel eames pve fa crite c ng Cy ri fac 6 to ail 34 of June HENRY wi ‘Bie SMYTHE, Collector of Customa, UCTIONERE CEDAR nts — WarUabaYs a ‘Wagons, Harness, ‘red by Tom a pihgroughbred ry % years old; can tot in three minutes; Bose, oongnaret, » 16 bands, 6 years, a splendid “plack Mate, 14% hands, {good i all harness oF J ‘Trimmings, 20 yoy make; Harnens, &o. in all harness, splen- Je and dowd jet veatiar enke, Tuesday, 11th. P. bey 3 Ry te we pan fe 2a) » at o'clock, at y Canal street, = ney Gboda, Loss, “Embroideries, Ribbons, Vevey, 2. HENRY, AUCHONRER, ) gg SELL ON TUBS DAY, June ll, at M., at 413 West Forty. 9,3 treet, between Ninth aod Tenth avenues, the eaure etck Le positively sold to the { Thomas Darcy, comprising in part— Horsee, pound ded Et nd. in excellent order. ht wets or “tuperior Double Harness. ae. ill and Lease of five years of the above ale peremptory. Stable keepers and others wi sale worthy of their attention, as everything wih highest bidder. ' No posipoue: ©n account of weather, * MIBBAL=, b DOART. AUCTIONEER=THI8 DAY. AT THE 1 North William, corner oth abreet, at log o'clock, a,general assortment CA Rouse: ia Farr consinti mab Freach Bedsteads. air. dy mai : Birt Margao, Ps] ‘Goan airs, Medatiion, Brute Py t ue Thee» meus ‘carpe “Also ove brow! aud Harvess, walnut Etageres, RR! pKa wiLk py phys sy neh a inten place: 2.00 ‘wit sett auction, qeemney, see ang ae cre, Lge I = years from renewals. Gi peransum, ‘incase is leased to May 1, Wee, 6 BBD the premises at No, 3 Pine bw ake Avetioneer’ Iba 1 part DODGLARE: chive sf Methodist, 4 Nason Py § if Pack row, room No, & HERIFF'S SALE.—RICHARD UCTION- eer, will sell THIS DAY, Si antag at Hh cocky at the southeast corver of 125th street ro gy aie ts orice sa conaiing of a ae KELL! jhe 4 “D. Gncxarse. Deputy. a aiaare 1X AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND The i York and Havre Steamsbip (: Ye first clase eamabipe ARAGO and FULTOR, In yee Steamship Compan: learners, Miesis ML GUIDING BEAR to thnee caren’ the United States mails, from “6 Ron river, at noon on the follow- ing days, iat Palmo A 5 8; 1867 MISNIRS June 32,1887 5 6. 1s67 GUIDING STAR. July 2, ‘1867 AR. and every 14 shares tte ter, woe ‘dare Passage, Payable in Gold, 4 CoMBTOCK, Agent, ede nt No.7 ey, al Y a A. WOTTEN, Havre, General Agent in Euro; ETURN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK, R Fite clase, $20 gol STEAM TO TIvEREOOL, “CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. ‘ne Inman line, sailing semi-woekly, carrying the United Saturday, June 8 nesday, June 12 -Saturday, June 16 Wednesday, June 19 Saturday, June 22 and each succoeding Saturday and’ Wednesday, ‘at noon, from pier 45 North river. RATES OP PASSAGE By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday, PAYABLE IN GOLD. PAYABLE IN CURRENCY, First Cal $110 Stoerage to Londo: 115] to Londo to Pari 125] to Pans 2) eee. by the Wednesday steamers, first cabin, $110; acrage. $00; payable In United States currency. on also rorperee to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, *. at ‘ae rate ral see Li 1 Q me $40, ‘icerage passage trom Liverpool or Queenstown, $40, eur- reney, Wick ickets can be Dought here by persons sending for hele fr For further information mn aeply at at the company’s oft DALE A ‘4 tb ina 15 Broadway or 411 chestrat street, Yntiadelpbta, TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN ANDI LIVERPOOL, From New York only $35 steerage. tu day, Jane 18 : ‘Saturday, June 29 Cabin passage $90 and $75. Return tickets $160, gold. rasaage lew York and errr ees Shes at low Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway and & South t ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. ‘BEL! je LEA, Captain ‘leadelt, from New York June 22. WM. PENN, Captain Buitlngs, from New York July 6. ATALANTA: Captain Pinkhain, trom New York July 20 iron. steamship BELLONA will leave North river for London, calling at Brest, on SAT- PRDAY, Jume® at 12 Me Uni further notice all the steamers of this ine will call at Brest to land passengers, Tickets sold through by rail Paris at 25 per cent less than regular rates, Freight will be taken and through bills of Jaaing given to Havre, Anuwern, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dunkirk, For passage apply to to ROBERT IN. CLARK, 26 Broadway. For Freight appl at S4 South treet, WLAND & ARPINWALL, Agents. SO eee EEE Gann CRIMEA, The pee, 2 steamship having been elegantly refitted, is now at her berth at pier 1¢ Bast fiver, footot Wall street, and will ioaye with the above excursion on SATURDAY, yj tube at 8 o'dock P.M. The ship will visit St. Michael's, Gibraltar, orn, Caprere, Civita Vecchia, Nenion Palerm el will have pee ‘sid all the points or inte land and the Holy Land also Emgland and th Applications for the Hi remaining tothe ‘As the whole ship is reserved f the passengers, no cargo will be received. $156 GOLD TO PARIS AND BACK, REDUCTIO! PASSAGE RATES, TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND ExCuReas ee TICKETS $170 SUEREDOY. THE ANCHOR e LINE! Bog EVERY EATURDAY LIVERPOOL cy GtascdW, calling at LONDONDERRY ‘to land mails and passengers. HIBERNIA, Munro. UNITED KINGDO! COLUMBIA, Carnagtian, From comy mot aided JUAKER CI’ atl 8 117 Wall street. the accommodation of pler, No. 20 Nori’ ri PAYABLE IN CURRENCY. Cabins, $110 and $90, according to location. Steerage, pO aan Certificates from Liverpool, Glasgow and Derry, sengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Ant. rp, dc., at very low rates, wan csthie company does not employ runners Eyeners will lease come direct to the office, For further information, apply at the company's o FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO. ‘eeu ‘No. 6 Bowling Green, New ¥ ATIONAL STEAM ‘Steamers weekly to nied se findisia No, 47 North river, NTA. Pro NAVIGATION | COMPANY.— n¢ Queenstown, sailing jaturday, June 8 rn mo Thom je June 15 tours SI pt Has Saturday, June 22 THE RQUEN. ¢ Cope G Saturday, June 29 cy ave Pe, im gold, $90 and $75. serade passage $35 carrenc erase ticket from Liverpool or Queenstown, $35, cur- ie further particulars apply at seat of the Com- roadway, ot No, 73 Brondw “erage 97d. HURST, Manager, STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN. baggage should be on, board ested to be on Nonce 70 Pastenaens. —All Sound atoclock, thes sup wl pot iti poatiely rite Board at ¥ oclock. Qo ew DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. T a ISATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL PARAL TEA Al STEAMSUIPS BETWEEN SEW YORK AND HAV Fhe new vessels on a for the Contin will sak from ‘pier No. 60 North fiver, as fol- 8ST, LAURENT, Bocande. ssiedty Js 8 Hae Saturday, July B ICE OF PASSAG Saturday, July (including mas in iN quiraent in currency, *| Gactvaing railway {iene J First cal M ree of EXTRA Svar wetaelrsS ror ad TAMPICO, Rou rday, June § VERA CRUZ. Milinrd. ry ‘Jul iy 8 Cabin panssge $100, goid ‘inca tae from the conti. by returt mi or retui nent of Europe by sty tating the vise imate chcuse Hake from trawelt ty Bt Sugieh ing the & ne BO. MACKERETE, Agents ae NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, TURDA’ > Seema My nNoUTMAMETO Pa ace HAV ASD lace, Co cor ©0,, Broad treet. TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, EVERY ednesday ond RGINTA. salle Sone & HELVETIA Sune Ii ee Pane fold: steerase 828, ¢ Drafts on nd ‘at current rates of exchange. ‘App! Myc Ro pantage ollice, 78 Broadway, corner of Wect WE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S Toa ail sional pont N. C. Pranze commantio® 7 the United States mail, Will sail on SATURDAY. jane Bat 2's, for {aking passengers for HambueeHiayre, Southampton and First cabin, $1 second, cabio, 75; wteerage, $37 5U— payable in ia eth oe ee: eres 0 ALLE ENANATA wil aul Supe 16 KUNHAR! c. B TICHARD & Bos pre ye General Passenger Agen’ 45 Exchange piace, N. Y. No. 6 Ba N. ¥. Sone WEEKLY TO AND iid LIVERPOOL AKD neenstown by the Cunard HECLA sailx Wetnesday, Ju mc ie Cabin salle “Sine cabin passage, $ os currency. ew York cae ais we pankage on England and pun cabin in pang ly at No. 4 Bowli je apply at No. ny re: PLY 1 rage passage apply at 69 Broadway: 4 pp, relay street, M fear NORTH SERRAR BUINCBEAND 1 Steamship i. Noes, Fanon carrying the United Staten pier, foot of Third street, hg , Jane 13, Bremen, via Southampion, , aoaiet wen st Ha? pene re ae cae or the Firat Cabin, $125; Segond Cabin, $6; BREMEN, H: A. J, Be rea ward , TEN Naw ver eo SETEICHS & CO., 68 Broad atreet TEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY. | ‘On account of the tide, the bank ‘CITY will leave the pler at ovclock on Satu rau Will be in nttendance at pier 14 East river until 3 fe on board such pas sengers as may have been left. ie geet bag! v00—FoR BAYES PIRECT—wiLt, ve pier No, foot of Morton street ESE en er Seine Saad Pasgengers wre requested ire beon board at 9 o'clock. BO. MAC! LE Agent MERICAN CITIZENS GOING TO BUROPE, obtain their Passports from JOHN LANKTE United States Passport Agent, 15 fCenire street, New York, near the City COASTWISE. ‘TEAMSHIPS. Pasig MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CilINA, RRYING UNITED STATES MALL, PANAMA RATGROAD. Bisamers leave pier 42 North river, foot of Canal street, at o'clock, noon, as followa:— Ju CHAN, QUEEN, Captain H. P. Connor, com necting wit MO Monta a tain J. Button. ‘ ‘aptain Gray, connect AMEN, ‘Captain | mi ie ‘aver! RIZON A. panied in "elt Maury, connecting owen tree To eaeb ‘adalt passenger. ce free, ‘ures touch at Acapulco; those of Ist and 2ist connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports; Int and 1th for Central American ports, and those of Ist touch at Manzanillo. Departure of Mth of each month connects with the new steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand. Steamer of June 11 will connect at San Francisco for pan and China, See advertisement below. assage tickets and all further Information apply at the biog on the wharf foot of Canal street, North river, How ¥ . R. BABY, Agent. DACIFIC MAIL, STEAMBIIE COMPANY'S i U. &, MAIL LINE TO we AN AND CHINA cr PANAMA, “AND san FRANCTECO, Ri 42 North river, foot of ( pif ‘strech, New Yor ae "fa d'clock noon, on ‘Tu ect ranama Railroad with \cizco , where passen- ay ¢ fer Yokohama aod Hop with "a steamer COSTA. RIC. The Inland Be Ree eno of Japan. and Through tie! prio! bekweon New York and Samm Fates, payable in gold or its eqs be made at Yokohama through ‘From San Ersnctoce ws ohama. . From San Francisco to Hong Kong, Fropit through Seam yoctig Ger sten 1, $2 15 per cubic foot, or 4 to Bfcants por ib., who prefer to lie.ever in San Francisco can cevions departure ture from New York. For through tickets and all further information tion apply at tb at he office on the wharf, pier wo FR, BABY. “agent” PE ORIETON. zane ao Cae, Passage and Freight. at 1 from pler29 Nonh ver foot of Warren street, connecting on the Pacific with the favorite steamer AMERICA, these steamers are unsurpassed ner afloat, and the Ting te run nciseo ev! s mat teuttapeiy ie. M. H. ‘64 Exchai DN, CARRINGTOR, Ctutnt, 117 Weee atreet, corner of Warren, New York. R CALTFORNTA VIA PANAMA, | The Pacific Mail Steamship pany’s steamer RISING STAR wil sail on ‘fuesday, loon 1, at 12 o'clock For “Freeh Ter“inquire at freight. oft 8 pier, Inquire at office on com| . . aa’ North rivers toot ot Casal witeet gaa ELS FARGO &.00., Sole freight agents | .Pacite jail Steamship Co. ‘OR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL. The’ elegant screw sieamship HAVANA, 2,000 tons burden, Captain G. B. Slocum, will sail for Rio de Janeiro and intermediate ports, on Saturday, Jue 2 168%, at3P.M., Sroen ghee Seen eat For freight passage aie eh CARRIO & ALLEN, Acents, ‘Bowling Green, New York. NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA—ATLANTIO Mail Steamship Company. Byery THURSDAY, at 3 ¥. N.. from pler No. 4 North river. he elegant sidewheel Acemakips COLUMBIA. Barton, Thureday, June 18. 0 CASTLE, Adams, Thursda; ie. Thursday, June 27, For fete pases, mer GEO &. HARTSON, President No. 6 Bowling Green, N. EGULAR LINE FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, DIRECT. Ri ‘tue fast and favorite vedi TYBER, D. ine eomiaander,, will leave, plor No, 4 jorth river, on Saturday, June 15, at 3 o'clock P. M., precisely, for Galveston accommodations, wpe Soh oben Sst a LNT on bag ror, TEXA! C. D.C are ats pier Raat ner ce . A, a Serna ss 2°00) 168 Maiden lane, New ar oun STON, TEXAS, eleamer Pi WILMINGTON now loading at pler 3 East river. "fit “eatt on Wednesday, June 12 [ay av veh wi ruth: Mi Svtoy, No. 71 Wall street. iN. B.—Bitls of lading sigued at the steamer, sy LINE FOR NEW Me ae age NEY YORK Mall, Steamehi fine ocean steamers will M i oc ee sy eardabay 00 8 tne signed at the office upen the pler: passage GEO. ARTSON, President, No. 81 } Bowling Rt iy = : ‘HIP te ein d FOR LOUTHAMPTON, HA AVRE AND BREMEN: BALTIC, Cape A. G. + te te Se aed Second, by For tr a eapeheneh ek snd i ee, ap. Byte ct, as iealdeate Agent, 88 Br EW YORK AND BREMEN STEA‘ ie APSCOTT'S GERBRAL I EMIGRATION Fore’ Exc! Offices, & South street aud 23.8 Broadway, Sf ‘New York. Fare reduced by Shonanee to Liverpeck Steamers every Wednesday and Saturday. Certificates ranted to Sena parties _ semerpesl ot or jeensiown at reduced rates by steamers twice ® bs sailiog packets, (rom Liverpool d"Lonsou, By papa i aay i of Bogland, Ireland, Seotland be by 4 parcours hi SCOTT ‘8% South street or RA co. Boondway. X.Y. JyiREcT y MAIL STEAMSHIP L Lint BETWEEN ANT. werp and New Yor! ‘The undersigned will despatch the A 1 American iron w sieamer we CONCORDIA, Captain Sears, on Wednesday, June 12, from +9 % North river, drirect o Antwerp taking passengers and freight a the usuai rates. Apply to HILLER & CO., keres freight tnd cabin passage, 0 Brondwaye crosege, He, per STEAMSHIP LINE ANTWERP TORK. Regent py ALLTEL Sd “hea gai ie sare Taking nee ‘at the following rates from Anitwerpin, Brecerage. valent A my lowest” raves for Antwerp, » Baten vd MILLER & CO., New York. oe No, 3 Chambers piree No, $7 Broadway, yR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The ows and firstclass steamship GENERAL MEADE, Cc ill leave Pier No. N. RK, ma sune bar Dovlock PM. , va passage, having Tcnsurvassed secommods- . CROMWELL & CO., No. 8 West street, ‘The GEORGE WaStHNOTON wil follow dune Id. R NEW ORLBANS Fae eee WHEEL steamer, BOA Reduced rates, Fast suiting and fact , i tnd et surpassed by any other Hine. Apply to J. M. FONTAN, as ‘Wert street, R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—ATLANTIC, COAST Mail Steamship Company's new and Grst class Tight } J aide-wheel stenmaanip RAPIDA! won, Satuiday, a iret, for the above . For freight or ps une modat _ apply to LIVINGSTON, Ox & Sass we fiat 3 or 0. "me Liverty stree OBILE, GALVESTON AND LAVACCA. sieamship RAPIDAN, leaving pier 9 North river, aa saturday June & at 9 P M., will wt robes of fret through bills of points, to be real tot Rew 01 leans. LIV. meat toe ag CO., Agents, 88 Liberty street. suey STEAMERS. HANGE OF SAILING DATES. ring t fhe continuance of the present dull season the de- pare Savannah s-armers will be reduced from every vel a tab Seater, from Pore 3 im ona eevee 28 “s FN eae DIRRCT—ON TUESDAY, aTY, f ‘Geondway, down cake ta |AYANNAIL Mw. North Ri see hae “elif i Srkausnirs Commander. rms mets, hee South nod Shothwest_witl be forwarded by Rete pa a ey Sens vat AND C Rapiagros STEAMSHIP COM nis tree of commission, tions for passe pills of aang rt ‘and steed gh the pier, TART kt nolua’ a Coy agen | ONRTHOR am STRANAUIE Lane roe WASHINGTON, Georgetown, D. Alemania, i ‘The fine OLE. Ho! Robert Vance, Com! NOR! the daoet aoa sails Saturday, erga: i. trom 15 East river. pier var tengne Passage os HAND, 106 Wall street, NEW, FORK. NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAM, Reduced Rates. The tne ine steamer vi . Wi der, Commander. a shove leaner alle ee rib fast river. For rah Sate WAN & CO., 104 Wall street. T HE, MAGNIFI IRON CLIPPER SHIP PORT. for men ND will sail from oe BR aes ees ou ie Ieee. for Melbourne, Australia ; modation passengers Se A MERON, 33 South Wiliam siree| ___ TRAVELLERS’ | GUIDE. “) LBANY: DAY LI <THE, VIBBARD AND DANIEL leave Desbroases NI saan yo ri aureet at 848 for Albany an fourth a usual landing onncouing at Athens Jepal aati mano Se WITH. DANBURY Samer BEVERSISE ny JUNE 8, 1867. AMUSEMENTS. ROADWAY rau SATURDAY, June eh FIFTY CENTS. 8. UI une THM ANCES MA’ BE AND BVENING. NNE LAST TWO ier | iy ise ith LUCILLE STERN. Lass PERFORMANCE Last BAST 1 NNE PF EAST ™ He Coreie WESTERN, ATINEE. all wiil be presented augusts Daly's grand play, AM THE FORSAKEN. LUCILLE west FORCL PI RSONATION OF LEAH THE B BWESS, her Brat appearance in New York in this charac’ ‘ORRE! BISTER: LL BNEW YORK THEATRE, 728 and 730 Broadway, oppouite New ‘York Hotel. Fifth week of ‘al, talented and vivacious SORES TREN "AND JENNIE, supported by a anne” irk urieaque eompany. THE ELVES Ba SATU BRIDE, 'Y AND SATURDAY avaDDiN. AND CINDERELLA. nee at 8o’clock. Admission 75c. AY, at 2 o'clock. Admission S0c. w local UE ON FAUST. RTINESS th on SitnDA In active preparation anew ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Last Week but one gagem: MA iUina susLey's NESDAY AN an ae SaTaEOAy nent aoe hedeteen op > wnat we J Fiepsox, RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS — Trains for oe ogy Anny ‘Troy, connecting with Sones and Western trains, leave New York, via Hudson Hiver Railroad, Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue, $A. M.,12 a, and 3:50, 6:30 and 11 P, M.; and via Harlem Railroad, Twen. {y-auxth street and Fourth ‘avenue, at 10:30 A, M. and’4:45 P. x fps 6:30'and 11 P. M. trains via Hndson river will run on Suni Bleeping cars attached to 6.90 and Nt P WM. i VANDERBILT. ice ‘President, BADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD. Passengers leaving New York at 12 noon, via Central New Jersey Railroad, make close conncetion for Ephrata, Litas Lancaster, and Colamblay arriving at caster and Columbia at 8:30 P. . P.M. _FIN. E ARTS. IHR STUDIO OF W. M. BROWN, PAINTER OF Fruits, Flowers and Landscapes, is removed to the cor- her of Broadway and Tenth street, in Baldwin & Brewster's Building, room No. 3. 2 | ORGIES omage UN eines: or a Chea | The pew York rasa g panes TREASURE TROV. by far the mont somata dr Koen ction of the sen- wil onan nnu- merable ‘pelighttul See Sernse and Tactienie i including the PRISONER'S MARC THEe BEAUTIFY OGA SCENE. THE R SCUH FROM THE C ATARAGT. TOCK EXCHANGE, BROADWAY, NEWSBOY'S BALLET, Gach CHURCH. Seats secured six’ fo in advance, OWERY THEATRE.—MANAGER AND PROPIRETOR, r. W. B. Freligh.—Firat oie in New York of ihe celebrated London tragedian. |OLLO" inthe character” ‘ot RICHARD tn. ine TOODLES, THE SECRI RENCH THEATRE—FOURTEENTH STREET AND ‘Sixth avenue. SATURDAY, scan 8, 1867. Benefit of M., DURAND, RA ig AVOCAT Comedy in, three acts, par Dumanoir Clairville. OUREUX DE’ LA BOURGEOISE, ‘Vandeville in one act by Siraudin, Ticket offlee at Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway. ym at 74, curtain risos at 8, TS. RICAN Fi RANT, Pasange des Princes, COAL. woop, &C, IRST QUALITY OF COAL, OF ALL SIZES, lowest market prices. Pine and Oak Yrood, io repared. DGAR J. D, ‘Second avenue and 269 and 261 Ninth avenue. 4) A CHALDRON FOR COKE, OF THE BEST $ quality, in the yard. Apply at “the office of the New ‘ork Gas Company, Twenty-first street and avenue A. co AMUSEMENTS. Guren & CURISTY’S MINSTRELS. Fifth Avenue Opera House, Hon. Zand 4 West ‘Twenty-fourth street. he mea ce gute Family resort, “ Mit. HARRY BURCHARD, @ great ventriloquist and comic imitator. Somebesyd ge Fanny Bloomer, There’s Where the seek Black Japs in new fea- “Boor open at 7; to commence af ‘clock. every Saturday at 23 ‘elock. ELLY AND LEON’S a ROADWAY, admission, 3 WERY Medes "| TO-DAY. ITE Sante tonvrnas Protoss RFORD Dodk Ako MONKEYS, TERFORN with a grand Variety «eee ALLEGHANIANS, VOCALI! BW185 jin 8 RINGB! Having just returned trom a will give sfx of their POPULAR AND TRIKE STNG ENTERTAINMENTS SMONDAY, Sune 10; see RAE Sune 11; WEDNESDAY, June 12: FRIDA J AT: URDAY, June 16; and MATL jr pote 0 cont (PREMENDOLS AUCCESS. ous TREMENDOUS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. GRAND MUSICAL vb es Under the direction of BaTURDAy MATINEB, UNE 8, 1867, Are ‘foulowin ardate:— Mme, PAREP: Mrs, ze ba MAR RISON: SEQUIN Contralto; Mi, NARIE GILBER: tanisl; Mn Casta © CAMPBELL, Baritone; N FATTISON, Plants tat: “ALY RED Ht. PEASE, Pianist; Mr. @, W. COLBY, ‘Accompanist ‘Wr. CARL ROSA and ain S. M A, Conductors, FULL ORCHESTRA, Tickets $1; reserved seats 50 cents extra, Doors open at 1; to begin at 2 o'clock. G™"", MUSICAL Ce a Under the direction of L. int, BAREISOR, F. HARRISON wre STEL NWA YH. SATURDAY EVENING, June 8, 1867, amp PONCERT, Mme. —_T Oe. CAMPBELL. Miss Marie auverts |. M, Pattison, Mr, 6. W. |. Pease. PULL ORCHL LLAYS = =MILITARY a, QF and onamaue coe |. Mr. Carl Anschutz, Mr. oo 8 one fulla and Mr. G. Matzka. 1. Overture—"! " No. 3 Full Orcbestra. 2 Song—"'The Jewish oe Maes "" ies Stites ten aaaree Betas EOI tom Pease, and performed by Migs Gilbert, Mr. Pattison, Ne 4 Romanza from ‘‘Giovanni d’A! «+ Verdi eg se 6 Sclegtions from L’Africaine”’. Meyerbeer ary Band, Conductor, ‘Grafuite PART, Il. 1, “March Marocaine’’. L. De Meyer re Orchestra and iiand.” Military uductor, Mr. beesep atoecbuta 2 Song—"Farewell ont i Graham . ie age ral Fetter co, ph -Verds +o cd St = Otligne nae Pe aaa tard 6, Packeltanz. Meyerbeer Band and Drum Corps. ir. Carl Anschuta, Orchestra, iia Cond Deering fam» igceant Solieetion of ‘objects 18 ane y pod Natural History; all ures New Vere al ‘Anatomy, road. Tae iver ot 618 Bi RENCH THEATRE, WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. set serait cae Seltine ante, to for a resentat ating concerts, ersa- Hien ana collegn commencement io ciher rat clade enter. ‘tars for ugnah or roles ramnatio and “operanie per, Formgneets (Appl at oie, of the preetre GRAU, Lessee pod ht ncn A a Rnd mS nn Ast TWO WEEKS OF THE BUNYAN TABLEAUX, and Twenty-third at 8 oclock: Natiuces Wedn after ni run of nearly a eas aah saapnnaae (PoRATRE Most, orice. pa dhaage osbuioel tthe ne em ‘heatre Ticket Offies, Nos. 112 and 114 ese RIO, JIG DANCING, CLOG cong e ‘bt ye | Sou Bogan,’ peirement oa ver oun at | panies AND SaNTaER WANTED—FOR hdl Awe au enti West, imme, ¥, for the Arriy we DAVIS & 585" Yoouunea! Agency, cavele Bieevber ots *RENCH THEATRE.—THE GRAND ARAB COMPANY. THE CHAMPION ATHLETES OF THE WORLD, CHILDREN OF eThe DESERT OF SAHARA, he BENI-ZOUG-2OUG T ne TI REY-SIX, STAR will soon arrive and will Ae their FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK tn their wondorful feats, which have been the admiration of tpi BL-HADJ-ALI BEN MAHOMED. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 58 BROADWAY. — TROUBLE, COMMENCES AT 8 O°CLOUK. GINAL, INIMITABLE AND ONLY MPAMBOLDY BREN AID BACKUS? N FRANCISCO MINSTREL: whoee success has never ‘been equaled by soy similar or. ganization in the world, New and cheerful Builesques every week. First appearance of Master Barney, the Champion Jig Dancer of the world; East Lynne, Opera of Beer, Original Burlesque Japanese, Flying Bcuds, Boara of Health, Treasure Tro ‘OOLEY’S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. Burle: Bere EB EIAL JAPANESE J Soy ap Ternfic Fil saren ese, from the Dome to Enchanted ne Wond's Fair, A Trip to Parts Brooklyn ie a Peli Lie Sarah, Wonderful weg tne as ee The Two A: Clog Dance, Babes in food, Ac. 47 Q BUTLBR'S AMERICAN THEATRE, ms Between Grand na Broome streets, Robert W. Butler. nM ‘and Proprietor. THE EB SEASU: ‘THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, ki, 2 _— IEW AND BRILLIANT Ni site ae? tra i, APFBAN IN IN A A gE pit CRAReR oy. PERFORMANCE AFIERNOO! rae to commence at det fers K ratte TROUPE, AT 20! OF THE BLACK q fnor gheyit make weir first appearance on Monday evening, ROADWAY OPERA HOUSE—FIRST commencing 600 Sacred Concert, com: SUNDAY EVENING, June 9, 1867, when a host of cele! yy ag Rr py Ee THOS. McNALLY. ’ THE COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. tant' Revenue Case. fore Judge Blatchford. The United States ve, Two Cases Manufactures of Silk, India Rubber and Cotton—This was a suit for the for- feiture of the goods in question under the first section of the act of March 3, 1863, which provides that if the owner of goods imported into this country shall make, or attempt to make, entry of hie merchandise at the ‘ Custom House by means of any false or fraudulent in- voice, or any other false or fraudulent document, state- ment or appliance, they shall be forfeitea, ‘The goods in question were what is ordinarily known as elastic web, or gusset Web, used for gaiters, &., and were composed of cotton, silk and india rubber. The; were described in the invoice as ‘ black gasset we! but when the owner entered them he called them “*cot- ton and rubber webbing,’’ although it appeared that he ‘was aware that a portion of the material was silk The defence insisted that the goods were liable to a duty of thirty-five per cent only as india rubber web- and that the description of them, as given os ‘the entry, would entitle them to pass at that rate, and that the goods could not be condemned for a false statement im the entry unless it was made with intent to detraud, defenee introduced also some testimony to show that the name ot the goods in the entry was correct. It appeared, rare: that the Custom officers had insisted that the goods were lanle to s duty of Sfty per coat a manufactures of silk, and cotton, and india go eye ge eed if be had deser bed them in that jee eer Custom House would have im the higher rave tne ine Gourt charged the thet they hed noth: jury mi do with the rate of daty imposed en the article the intent with which the false statement i ag) was made. That the importer was not bound to descr! materiais of which the goods were composed ; but that ie eee 0 ee ee Second, whether any statement in said entry was false. Third, whether ‘he Claimant knew it to be faise when be made the entry. The jury, after ® short absence, returned a verdict for government condemaing the goods. The United States ve, Distillery of Hugh McEirone, at Yonkers.—This is another of those cases arising from ignorance or misconstruction of the law on the part of distillers, Under the Internal Revenue law it is pro- vided that spirits distilled shall be drawn directly from the still into receiving cisterns, under supervision of the proper revenue officer, and that if the distiller draw such spirits in any uber way, or suffer it to be drawn off, In this case ies povemnaneat p roved that at the time of seizure the officer found spirite The diten from the still mn tub. it offered to directly Into an we that this was with ‘be knowledge of the Col- jector, but the Court ruled that such evidence was in- competent, and directed a verdict for the government, Samuel G. Courtney, United States District eee assisted by W. D. G, Roilins, for the governm UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Before Mr. Osborn. The Unwed States vs, Charles 0. Brockaway.—This case came up on application to Ox the amount of bail on which the prisoner, charged with counterfeiting, might be discharged from custody till called on for trial. Counsel for the prisoner said he appeared to renew a former, Application to the same purport, and argued at considerable Jengtd the claim of his client in the matter. The commissioner had suspended action from the date ¥ ay chet ot Eoeret er till _he bad seen Colon of the Secret Service Division. United States S. G. Courtney pressed for heavy ball nw date @ statement as tothe evidence that would be brought forward on the trial of the case, After hearing which the bail was raised from the amount ptany honey ‘contemplated, $5,000, to $10,000, The mat- COURT OF GENERAL SESSHOAS. Before Recorder Hackett. SENTENCES, 43 e00n a8 his honor the Recorder took his seat on the bench yesterday he proceeded to sentence some of the Prisoners who were remanded during the week. Jacob Schaffer and Henry Schwaldt, both of whom Pleaded guilty to an aseault with a dangerous weapon, Were sentenced to the penitentiary for one year. Rvi- dence was produced showing their previous good char. acter. William Cute, who was convicted of an attempt at Grane ‘aroeny, was SeBt vo the penitentiary for one year. Vavid Worth, who war ret and convicted of petty arceny from the pocket, ame at the bar for sé0 tence, The Recorder eaid “at jorth war a professional Pickpocket, and aa the court bad no mercy upon gych & « , clags of criminals, he was sentenced to the State prise for five years. ity to obtain! ccoiaratns tote pacers the penitentiary for one year, ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER, James Love was placed om trial with com- mistisg « felomous spsaals upeo elicer , Of the ‘Thirty-| eg at Seventy-eighth street, day, the 1f 1866, It appeared that we aa among wary of German men men in a field relative 40 paying for Somes fone one party, an = Pre yp by Love, who up astone and fired and oftcer over the head with his sihuieiad The defendant wo = witnesses he was not one of the party of aceused own hand and revenge the attack. His Honor intimated that if Love would plead guiity to a techpical assault and battery he would — judgment. His counsel consented to put in that plea, and the Recorder charged him. ‘ AN ALLAGRD PICKPOCKET DISCHARGED, Francis Bennett was arraizned on a th a gold watch from George Tucker on while riding in a Fulton stage plainant was unable to identify the District Attorney Bedford abandoned jury rendered.a verdict of not guilty, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Petition No. 2 filed yesterday in the Court no right afterwards to take th Bankruptoy, in the name of Horatio .Reed, a voluntary petitioner. The business of the court is still delayed. by the non-receipt of the rules and orders. Th f oe ins 16th instant, when expected, il ever, will be promulgated ent quictude-of the officials will, it is roken oy arush of work. SURROGATE'S COURT. The Vinton Trustee Cane—Ari sition to the Reopening of t the Executor—Dr. Vinton’s Statement of the Case, &c. Charlotte A. Wynns vs. Francis Vinton. —The following i an abstract of the written points of argument, ae sub- mitted to the Surrogate yesterday by Mr. A. W. Bradford, of counsel for Rev. Dr. Vinton, The argu- ment is in opposition to the reopening of Dr. Vinton’s accoants as executor, trustee, &c. :— Thomas Wynns died in February, 1851, in gts, bos Brooklyn, and by bis will Edwin Coffin and Dr, Vinton were appointed executors, testamentary trustees and guardians of his infant child. In consequence of the absence of the executor Coffin from the Umted States, and finally by reason of his discharge as trustee, the entire management of the estate, the care of the child, &c., devolved upon Dr. Vinton. The ward lately attained age, and Dr, Vinton applied for a final settle- ment of his accounts, for a discharge, witb a prayer that another trustee might be substituted 10 bis place, Thig trust lasted over sixteen years, sud Dr. Vinton acted in a three fold capacity, In addition to ordinary execu- tory duties there was @ trust to accumulate the income beyord the sum he deemed proper as an allowance to Miss Wynns, and, in case she died without issue, to pase over the whole estate to the Smithsonian Institute. These trusts demanded circumspect action and increased | attention. ‘The estate, when it came to the bands of Dr. Vinton, was $54,300; 1 now amounts, in bonds and mortgages, United State stocks, &c., independently of commissions, to $64,800, besides a real estat» in Florida, secured by the services of the guardian, valued at from. $30,000 to $40,000. During the long period in question an annuity of $1,500 perannuin has been to the widow, and an average of $1,100 per annum for Mise ‘Wynns, taxes amounting to $750 yearly, —s ‘all the ex- uses Of administration. Some $3, has been al- lowed to the ward since her majority within the last. fifteen months, What more honorable record can exhibited of careful, prudent management and taking Odelity? On the 13vb of November, 1857; of February, 1860; 3d of September, 1862, and 6th of No- vember, ieee, doat accountings were had by Dr. Vinton before the Surrogate of Kiugs county, Hon Smith, Hon. R. 8. Dawson, Hon RC. ‘Brai ‘occupied that office successively. appointed @ special gi 38 3 2) i i & Hy EERE E E eae 3 8 re £ # estate, And an undersianding was had that ceedings should be stayed; but that was leateconced by Dr. Vinton’s counsel to apply onl; Supreme Court. 2 This decree might trom; the petitioner was apprised of within six months after the same was entered, and should have appealed instead of making this motion, receives all its force from. He open his own decrees is abiy and fully considered Brick’s estate, 15 Abdot’s Pr. +s 12; and no fraud, irre- gularity or mistake being alleged in respect to these judgments they can not be disturbed, 3. As to the pre- ‘Vious decrees, there is no possible ground or pretext for disturbing them. If they could now be opened would no louger be any safety to executors in decrees on final accountings. no use in going through the forme = solemnly provided by law for taeit security, relief and discharge. Secortt, the accounts presented were correct and Mr, Bradford adds the items charged for expenses and services were of the same nature previously allowed by the courts above mentioned. ‘The party was cognizant of the and presented no odjection; and if the accounts were opened toda to-day and the whole matter re- viewed the court would probabiy render the decision in agstalls’ case, award a larger anoint for the compen- anton of this faithful guardian, executor and trustee, 1t is @ mistake to suppose Lhat tue statute gives the limit of compensation to a guardian, executor or trestes, ea cept as to the receipt and disoursement of money. Mean time, jabor and care ure requisite and are devoted to truss a the Pm ion of lands or of per- ¢ sons, or when extraordinary services are required, the Jaw is not so unjust ‘oitber Wo the trastees: orto ‘whe sub- Ject of the trust as to leave them a meagre allowance. In concluding, Mr. rein S: Sg yy ep wialfs against R. 225, on this point, in whicn pny that compensation was and pays out aud the personal property he The allowances in the present case having been made on the ame standard applied for Gitecn years by thie court, to gga stand, aud the moiion sbould fail on its meri Mr. Traphegan, of counsel for applicant, will bly submit uis argument to-day, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Murray Exiertiox,—Yesterday morning the High land Military Academy Cadets, numbering about seventy muskets, were reviewod by Mayor Booth and the Com- mon Council at balf-past ten o'clock. A large concourse of citizens were present during the review and exerciser. which followed, and gave frequent hen yrigeend ther appreciation of the rewarkabie f proficiency dispiayed bythe Cadets in tueir exhibition of Casey's tactics, The manual of arms joue through by them Was & treat to the public, such a6 is not often Be fo Brooklya, In the performance of loading and they certainly excel. The piatoon and compeny evelu- tious were well executed. At the conclusion of the drill three cheers were given for and returned by the Cadets, / when the Mayor and District Attorney Morrie iN for. ward and addressed a few congratulatory and ing remarks, welcoming them to the city of rookie They then proceeded to the residence of Mr. Barnes, Cijaton avenue, where they dined. Berciars Cavont.—Two burglars, named George Wilson and George Tuompson, were caught on Thursday afternoon in the residence of Mrs, McCormack, No, 172 Smith street, while endeavoring to make of with seme articles 0 wearing apparel Which bad been packed by them during her temporary ubsence from the bose. The alarm having been given by Mra. McCormack taeir Artest was accomplished by two officers of the Foy. third precinct, and they were locked Te 4 tion. In theif possession was found # other evidences of their vocation. ATraurt at BurGLary.—An attempt was made to rob the barness store of Mr. James L. Moore at an arly hour yesterday morning, by some unknown parties, who- effected atrance to the store, but, becoming fright- i i orga clock reser. a i oe ar Ot oer’ “the would-be thief made of without from his bedroom window, situated on the thin story of the boarding house corner of South First and Kieventh Eastern District, about baif-past om o'clock ing, aud fracturing bis skall, ded almost Deceased arrived jo this coustry from. { m March last, and was employed in Rare- meyer & Kider's sugar rednery when he met bie un- toward death, He was suvject to fits som time ago, and it ie supposed by his friends that he wag so afficted at ihe (ime of his fatal (at, He was anmaried. Coro. Ber Stith bed an inquest om the body, audtue jury re- Varned & verdict of accidental dena 7 ,