The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1867, Page 12

Ya UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Phe Effect of a Federal Tax en the Lottery Basiness—The New York Cases and Other milar Ones—Liquor Licenses Under the ac Acts. ed States ws, William Croft, same vs. sme eid sevens Aher cases,—Mr, Chief Justice Chase delr jena ‘the opinion of the Court:—Theso case ary .e yn. @er the provisions of the Internal Rave jay nots relating to ticensos for selling liquors and 4 tag 1» loveries, aud to special taxes on tipo hs Desiness (13 U. S. statutes, 252, 472, 48), au UW. & siatutes, 116, 137, 201-2), Tho frat ev pnes before We upon a cartiicate of division from the Cjroult Court @8 the United States forthe Mortbern ¢ jstret of New York. 1s was argued ai tho iast term, with the fire Boxt cases, which came bers upen wrils, of errur to Gircult Court of the United Statos fer the District of Now Jersey. During the present terg another ase of the same general cagracter, comm, irom the Circuit Gourt for the District of Mass schnootts, bas bee argued, with wxo athem, similar, dxcept in one pariioninr, to the New Ya& and New Jersey and coming, hora on @ certificate of @ivision from tbe Cireait Court Mr tho Southern dhatrict of Now York. In Yue first cags, Vessar, a citizen and wesident of the Saare of New York, was indicted tor sell- fg lottery tickely, om that State without baving firstob- Qxinod and paid Tore hoense under tho Internal Revenue ects of Congress, Ho demurred to the indictment, and upon’she question presented jor. 30 Uhe five cases from wm Jorsey, ohiisens Tesidenis of that State were vseveraiy indhesed for the same oifence. They set up by way o1 pied ane siatate ot New Jersey probilating Uo Rusness (or carrying on which, witbout obtaming a Moenso and payment of the require? duty, thoy were tadicted, The istrict Attorney demurred to each of “these doiendea in each case there was a judgment for ‘the defendeais upoo demurrer and joinder, In . Massachusetis the defendant was tedicted gp carrying O8 tue bution es of retailing ‘Bquors without license, to which indictment there was a demurrer. A statement of facts was acreed on “to the effect that the defendant was a retail dealer as w@harged, end that us bisivess was sprobjbited by the “Yaws of the commonwealth; and the division of opi “geeurred on ihe question presented by tho pleadings and “the agreod statement The generai question im these emses 13, (an the defendants be iy convicted pon the several indictinents found against them Yor not having compied with tho acts of on.ress by taking ont and paying for the required fucenses Lo carry on the business in which they were en- , such business being wholly probibited by the wa ct the geveral >tates in which it was carried on? Ione of the two remaining ¢ases tbe defendant was indicies for being engaged in the business of # lovery @ealer, aid in the other for being engaged in the busi- peas 0. a ictiery ticket dealer im New York, without having paid the spocial tax required by Jaw, In each ease there was a demurrer and jomdcr in demurrer, ‘Phe division of opinion occurred upon the pleadings, and tho question certified is the same im each caso, in theso two cases, therefore, the general question is, could the de‘ endanis be legally convicved upon aa indictineat for omy engaged in a business on which a special inx is tmposedt by acts of Congress, without having paid such speom! tax, notwithstanding that such & business was, and is, wholly pron d ted by the laws of New York ? [i she argument of all these casos it was strenuously main- tained by counsel for tue defendants that the tmposition of penalties for carrying on any ousinees probiibited by Biaie laws, without paymoot for the license or special tax required by Congress, 1s contrary to pubiic policy ; and illustrations of this supposed coutrariety were draw, from hypothetical cases of the license of crime for rev enue. We will dispose of this objection before proceed- 3 to consider the other important questions which these cases sent. IL is mot pecea- mry to decide ~hether or not Con, may in any case dra. ‘evenue by law from taxes on srime, There are. undoubtedly, fundamental principles wtice which 1) legielature is at liverty do itis eqraliy undoubied that no court, except ia tue clearosi vases, Can properly impute the et those principies lo the Jegishiture, And it ult to perceive wherein the le ‘alicd upon 10 consider is contrary to p Court can know nothing of public poll cept from the Ponstitution and the laws and the cours» of adininietra- on and decision. It has no legislative posers, ft eannot amend or modify any legislative acta. It cannot examine questions as expedient or inexpedient, as police * impolitic. Considerations of that sort mast in 1} be addressed to the legislature. Questions of policy determined there are coucluded here. ‘Tuere are Gases, it 18 true, in which arguimenis drawn from public policy must have large influence; but these aro cases 1p ‘which tbe couree of legielation and administration do not Jeave’ any doudt upon the question what the public guy, is, and in which what would otherwise Obscure or of doubtful interpretation, may be cleared and resolved by retereuce to what is giready received and established. The cases bofore us are not of this sor, The legislature has thought fit, by enactments clear of all ambiguity, to im- ‘pose penaliies for unhcensed dealing in lottery tickets ma tn liquora. These enactments, so long as they stand ‘enrepealod and unmodified, express the pubiic policy in wegard to the subjects of them. The proposition tua: they are contrary to public poiicy is therefore a contra- @icion in terms, or it is intended asa denial of their ‘expedicnoy or their propriety. If intended in the latter sense, the proposition is one of which courts cannot take ‘cognizance, We come now to examine a more serious objection to the legislation of Congress in rela- fen to the dealings in controversy. It was argued for the defendants in error that a license to carry on a par- tieular business gives ag authority to carry iton; toat ‘the dealings in controversy were parcel of the tuiernal trade of the State in which the defendants resided; that ‘the internal trade of a State is not subject, in avy re spect, to legisiation by Congress, and cao neither be Treensed nor prohibited by its authority; that licenses for wuch trade, granted under acts of Congress, must therefore be absolutely null aad void, and, consquently, ‘that penalties for carrying op #uch trade without such Hieense could not be constitutionally imposed. This series of propositions and the conclusion in which it ter- minates, depend on the postulate that a license neces early coniers an authority to carry on the licensed busi- ness. But do the licenses required by the acts of Con- gress for selling liquor and lottery tickets confer any futbority whatever? It is not doubted that where Congress constitutional power to regulate trade or intercourse it may regulate by means ef licenses, as well as in other modes; and, fm case of ' such regulation, a license will gi to the liconsee authority todo whatever is authorized by ite terms. Thus Congress, baving power to regulate com- merce with foreign nations and among the several States, ‘and with the Indian Cig Poo may, without doubt, pro- wide for cranting — licenses to pilots, Meenses to trade with the Indians, and any other licenses: meceasary and proper for the exercise of tha extensive power; and a same observation which the granting of licenses may be incident, All sech licenses confer suthority and give rights to the neon But very different considerations apply to the Saternal commerce or domestic trade of the States. Over fiom st Onnarers 00 tat ta 8 veey extensive power, Egren in the constitation, with only cas cunapon ‘only two qualifications, ' Congress cxnnot tax ex- ports, and it must impose direct taxes by the rule of « apportionment, and indirect taxes by the rule of uni- formity. Thus menses, and thas only, it reaches every @abject, and may be exercised at discretion. But it Peaches only existing subjects. cannot author- trade or business within a State in order to tax it. raed as ny authority to carry Dasivess which they license, it might be diMenit, if not tmporsibie, to — the granting of them with the constitution. 6 ik is not to regard these dame as giving pnconenes So fares relate to Wrade within State limits pes can give weac, They simply express the porpose of the govern t not to imterfere, by penal proceedings, with the nally licensed, if the required taxes are paid. wepower to tax i# not questioned, nor the power iy Penaities for non-payment of taxes, The ® license, therefore, must be regarded as pp bare crept eng | imposing « tax, and ef ‘mply ing Dothing except that the license aball bo sub. te no penaities usder national law, if he pays it # Conatenction is warranted by the practice of the gov- ernment from ite organization. As early as 1794 revail Geaiers 19 wines oF in ——— distilled liquors were re. ee eee pay for licenses, and renew them aod were imposed for carrying oo ance with the law. (ist United States Statutes, 377.) In 1802 these license taxes and the other excise or internal taxes, which had *3it aha il Dhawutes, 11 revenue from excise was again requ red enacted for the licensing Atail dealers in foreign merchandise, as well as to Fonsi Geaiers in wines and various description of = ay t ‘United Staves Statutes, 72) These taxes also were abol od afior the necoesity for them had passed away, 10 sit, (34 United States statates, 401.) No claim was ever made that che licenses thus required gave authority to exer - eise trade or carry State. swore regarded mere! taxes on several ceserie pen the ib This cou course of legusiation in vi hat there 1s anything contrary provisions of the recent or existing In- acts relatiog to heenses Nor are we abie to perceive the force of ihe other onjection made m argument, that the deal for whieh licenses are vequired, gy 4 protib: by the laws of the State cansot be tered by the natioval ernment. There would bo great force in it if the licenses were for then there would bes aid, these licenses give no recesps for tares, Add ‘his dpternet Revenue act of 1864, Ii 13, bees silent on this head. at ie t express; ded, 10 arn vided fer se ee a thorize Durianes Dibited by the laws faxation of (he same business ‘area aang boa contrad| Ariat the jauer prohip the legisiation © ite the former, po hoes et ating potw thai, ia tion, lear w %, spgular aa NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, ‘JULY 1, '1867—TRIPLE SHEET. Meoour: by taxation. The two lines of dation es }, the same direction, and tend the same rogult, It would be @ judicial avomaiy, indetivavie, if we should bold @ gictation of the laws of the State tobe a justification for the violation of the iaws of the Un @, These considera- tions require ao affirmative answer to the first general questiou--whether the soveral Satonaeaes charged with, carrying oo business probibited by Btate laws, witha the licenses required by acts of, gross, can be cHyn- victed and condermmed to pay He penalties tmposed ‘by these acts? The remaining question is, whether tle do- fendant, indicted tor carrying on a business on Wied a special tax is imposed by the Invernat Reveaue few, but nich ts prohiteted by the lawa of New York, can be onvicted and condemaed to pay the ponaliy imposed for not ane aid that tex? PYbat bas been already urd sufi dgment pon this ques- uon. Congrs- act of 1886, bas care- fully guarded against any miscoustruction of the leg!s a- tive intention by substituting throughout tho term “special tax” for the word ‘“heonse,’? This judicions Jogisiation bas remeved all future poesibility of ihe error wiich has been common among persons engaged in particular branches of basi: tha: they derived from the ticenses they obtained under the nal reve- nue laws an autherty for carryiag on the uWensed busi ness independentiy of State regulauon and control. And it throws, moreover, upon the provious lozisiation all the Hight of a enactinent, It fully confirms, if confirmation were needed, toe view we have already ex- fee ae ‘that the requirement of payment lor heensos under former jaws was.a mere form of special iax.iion, ‘The act of 1866 contains 'he same provision in respect to the effect of special taxes which the original ect of 1864 contained in respect to licenses. It provides expresaly what the payment of the taxes imposed by it eball not exempt any person carrying ov a trade or basi- ness from any penalty or pumsbment provided by Stato jaws for carrying on sue trade or business, or authorise the commencement or continuance of any sach trade or Dusiness contrary (0 State laws, or prevent the Fmposi- tow of aay duty or sny tax on'such trade or business by Siaie authority, It was instal by — counsel that whatover might be tho puwer, it couid not have been the intention of Congress to tax any busines? prouibited by State laws, “and the argament from pubiie policy was much relied upon in support of this view We think it unnecessary to ree peat'the anawer already made to this argument, when Grged against the requirements of jiconses, It is, if possible, less cogent agaiast the direst imposition of a tax op a probtbited business than against the indirect tm- eee It may, however, be properly said toat the w of 1866 was epacted attor the arguments of the last Soren Sock thee Congress imposed these special taxes with the distioct undersianding that soveral branches of busi+ bess thus taxed were provibited by Stato lexisiaiton. ‘This is conclusive as to the intectioa, The hypothesis we are asked to adopt would nulifiy some of the plain provisions of the act, and is inadmissible The ques- tion must be answered atfirmatively. Upon the whvio we conclude. 1. That licenses under the act of 1804 and tho amendatory acts conveyed to the licensee vo authority to carry on the lcoused business within a state. 2, ‘That the requirewent of paymont for such Mcenso is only a mode uf imposing 1ax28 on tho licensed busi- ness, and that the probibition, under penalties, against carrying on (he business without iiccus 1s only a mode of enioreing the payment of such taxes, 3. 7 provisions of the acts of Congress requir- news and imposing ponaities for not taking ont and payiag for them, are not contrary to the consti- usion or to public poticy. 4 That the prov.stons in the act of 1886 for the im posing of special taxes, in hen of requiring payment for Incense, removes whatever ambiguity existed ia ie previous jaws, and ere in harmony with the constitution and public policy. 5. Thal the recognition by the acta of Congress of the power and right 01 tue States to tax, control or regatate any business carred on within its ltnits is eptiraly con- sistent with an intention on the part of Congress to tax such busimoss for national purposes, Tt foliows:—That in the from the Northera dis- triet of New York the question certifed must be an- swered in the affirmative, That in the five cases from tae district of Now Jersey the several judgments must be reversed, and the several causes remanded to the Cireutt Cour for new trial, in conformity with tus opinion, That in the case from the disirict ot Massa- chusetts the two questions certified musi be answered in the aflirmativs; apd that im each of the two casos from the Soutbern district of New York the following auswer must be returned to the Cirenit Court, namel; That the law imposing the special tax in the mdictment mentioned, and for the non-payment of which said in- dictment was preferred and found, is valid, and not un- constitutional, All which is ordered accordingly. GROWLS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. ‘The Davenport (lowa) True Ravlical has a sonorous grow! at what it calls “a mis-rable faction of Quaker- burning, puritanical parsons,” who have been manag- @ public schools of the place. It say We will be’ free from those who have so long held sway—thoae canting hypocrites who are about us and apon us, and who are ever intent on sacrificing the pub- lic good to promote private interests, They shi the public security, they menace private enjoyment. They dwarf the growth of tho young; they break the quic: of the oid. If we travel, tiey stop our way. They infest us in town; they pursue usto the country. Our busi- ness is interrupted; our repose is troubled; our pleas. ures are enddened. Our very studica ure poisoned and perverted, and knowledge is rendored worso than igno- ranea by the enormous evils of this fanatical and canting crew. The fighting colonel who edits the Jackson (Misa) Daity Clarion utters the following growl belligerent about a contemporary .— We have permitted the Poem of the editor of the Herald and Mississippian, until be has presumed be- ier vounds on our silence, as his readers have seen. in his Tuesday's paper, be denounced as “malicious’’ some comments of ours, which in no manner concerned him, and in thus stigmatizing our motives uttered a faleehood. In bis paper of yesterday, pursuing the éame lino of invective, he applies to us the offensive epithet of “radical,” and again became guilty of a faise- hood, with a deliberate design, as we believe, to wound our sensibilities and to injure us. we aro not accus- tomed to use words that betray a willingness to wound, apd yet a (ear to strike, our language will admit of bui ‘one construction, The editor of the Vicksburg (Miss.) Herald and Mis- sisvippian growls a retort to the above, which, it will be seon, is also slightly belligerent, ‘This is the response :— It will be apparent to the public that were we di to avail ourselves of the requirements of the cole of honor the course pursued by the editor of the Clarion would place him beyond its pale; but in charity we will attribate bis action to ignorance, and, waiving our privi- lege to denounce him as ho deserves, we will, at an early day and tna private manner, givo this charge ot ‘falsehood’ the polite attention the nature of tho case requires, Goneral Ord should teeue a special order to maintain the peace thus menaced by these fighting quillists, The same paper also has an article containing a cutting affront to a Southerner, and one which “smells rank to Henven."’ It must be productive of a sanguinary Gnale to the squabble of these two eaitora The Herald puffle an imaginary cosmetic called “ Perfume 4 la Naigre,’’ and says »—“ This rich, diffusive, permeating, Indestructible esseare if warranted to Keepin the warm- est climate, and possesses many bidden, medicinal and care-destroying qualities, which recommend it to the afflicted in mind and body.” Hore’s where the affront comes in:—‘‘N. B.—None genuine unless marked E. B., Clarion office, Jackson, Miss."” A “Cooscript’’ writes to the Hawkinsvilie (Ga.) Dispaich relating as a singular battle-fieid phenomenon ‘that many of the federal soldiers, killed in battle, imme- diately atterwards turned purple or biack, while Con- foderate soldiers, lying beside them, all killed, perhaps, in the samo charge, retained their natural color. Where- upon a Kansas radical growls out as@ reaton that “the federal soldiers wore probably not lily-livered.”” The Washington Chronvie bas a radical grow! because febel army officers have been commissioned by Governor Swann in the new Maryland militia now being organized and equipped; also becaure they have adopted the rebel Bray uniform, General Grant also growls about this force, deciaring it to be one in ‘direct hostility to the Unton."’ The Nashua (N. H.) Garete quotes Hon. George S. Boutwol! as declaring in 1864 (hat the administration js the government, and he who opposes the adm inistra- on opposes the government and .« a traitor;"’ and then growls out, “Where is Boutwell now? Is he not op- posing the administration, aud te he nol, by his own posi- tion, ‘a traitor?’ Yea, verily.” The Lynchburg Firginian bas a partizan growl at o)d Bob Toombs, and exprosses the belief tuat he ought to be “cupped for the simples.” With all of hie acknowledged abilities, says the Virginian, he was always impracticable and ronming into absurdities To talk of the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions pow is the sherrest nonsense. Worse than that, it is mischievous, Mr. Toombs never did us any good, either in peace or war, and it had beep better for the country had bis first fright continued to keep him abroad. He is simply furnishing an aliment ‘on which radicalism most thrives, The Wisconsin State Journal bas the following ill- patured growl at an boooradie Uniied Siates Senator — Wisconsin ie gbetter represented in the United States gaucse on preset than 6 bas ween for along time Senator Howe is present, and Senator Doolittle py lenny ‘The Cleveland Leader, radical, fies into a fury because it bas been stated “that the New York city democrate, who care nothing for any principle, and are anzioss only to regain their hold upon office, beaded by the Che. valier Cox, formerly « representative from the Colu; district in Congress, are engineering & movement for the Bomination of General Graut to the Presideocy,”” and Abereupon ventures the following ill-tempered growi and oracular prediction: — Every Knight of the Golden Cirele, every every butternut and co; |, every Olds, in pinety- Jana. im, Tharmao, OD, aid, Bright, Storey, Burr, Dean, Corry, democrats will never vote for Grant. And if this ie 90, how must those Sou- democrats feel Graft sneak, Tollowet of Val- MeDoa- sine hundredtne of the 'Westera whom Grant conquered in the thera field? No, Graut will never be the democratic nomi- nee The Cincinnat! Garey, July 16, is growling at the President for bis jake neseags recomnrepding Congress to poamnaeait reooguize avenue of the South, ‘The editor makes this the occas, for a grand growl at Jolnson, in this ayla— Yas not a supporter of any weight or influence ‘mm this new movement, although Mr. Buckalew did ‘Tike a weak attempt wo apologize for the blunder and explain away its tolent. Butto apologize for Andriw Jonnson’s mistakes speedily exhausts the gatience of any man, or elique, or party attempting the job, and whoever (akes him up soon Unda hin a toad toe heavy and unmanageable to bo borne, and 15 glad enough Lo Md rid of him on the ei terms, It is seldem that lie man achieves a jasting fame by the super Frmed quality of bis folly, but the President seems likely to do it, And here is another growl upon a similar text from the Philadelphia Hulletia:— Mr. Johnson is one of the most industriously mis- chievous public men that ever lived. From the moment that the asgaesio’s pistol made him President he has manifested the most extraordinary restlessness about (he afiairs of state, and seems to be possessed with a fever- jab desire to keep himself before the country at all hazards, 80 far as this end is conceraed, he certainly saceeods well; but it 18 almost inrpossiblo to imagine tho mental aud moral condition of a man who does not prefer the deepest ebecurity to the sort of prominence in ‘witch Mr, Johnson keeps himeelf, The Albauy Evening Journal has a prejudiced grow! upon the same topic, which it calia.a ‘financial ghost.” It says: Andrew Johnson raises a frightfal ghost, to startle Congress from pursulng the path of reconstruction it has marke! out He grows eloquent over the subject, He strives hard to wake himself believe that the national governinent will become responsible for the debts of the Southern Staves in the event of assuining to regulate them. Possibly ho does believe it, -We are prepared to think he believes most anything. SAD CONDITION OF THE INTERIOR OF CALIFORNIA, {from the San Franesco 13c0 Morning Call, Jane 25.) A correspondent of a moraing contemporary, who has Deon traveling through some of the mterior’ couaties, gives a most woful description of the decadence of business and material prosperity which has failen under hig obsorvation. What he says of the sections visited by hun may properly be applied to a very largo portion of the interior of to State. “On every sde are seen tm- pressive signs of rapid decay,” Towns and villages aro bet: Jepopuiated; in the country many houses, even large dwellings, rounded by gardens, are unoccupied ; a are untilied; ranches deserved; fences broken down; ‘vineyards and orchards unpruned; stor closed ; ditches ouce used for irrigation are now dr; and impending ruin bangs over all. 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MAXWEGL, FEMALE PARYYSICIAN, Greene street, does not humbug ladies wich DRPILITATR SOPFERERS, TRY Nemes M aeigorating, bilxie of fe, All atrencth worn 4 Comeutul 19} Stant a sireet. MEDICAL TREAT. ERSONS REQUIRING B°ECIAL men) mud sonsult Dy MARISON, 177 Kieecker atreet Cees. immsdiniely wigheas monury, Copsulie Lene strictly privaie EUROPA, sTaamy “Ps, KUROPEAN STHAMSHIPS. fis : ASSPORIS IMSULS,. iwoisRENs TEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM EVE: OL AND j ABLE To PAYEE ward line, lers to Europe ition, WELT ALEPPO ate by Conard Wednesday, July a. MoNAMARA, Nate ey’ *whdbs Selenite “imerican ollee, Sf ECLA. sails Weanesiay, July 24: | Vark row. Capia passage. $10 Gold: sles York tha tra ‘ou Europe at it oy 4 on GAbin passage or freight apply ‘at flo. 4 Bowling CUNARD. ETURN ORES Rens PARIS gap. BACK, am LO Tiseepadl ‘‘ollag “ Qiteneinwn, The Inme4 linn, sailing semi weekly, carrying the United States mails, cad oF O vilaeineaa Saturday, Ivy 27, beet ae __©Y asT WISE STEAMSHIPS, oReD AMERICAN 8 SHIP COMPANY, N ce TR a s ery twenty ay will'd de NCISC AN BANTTAGO DEC Bar Captain Smidh.. frome sler 92 Horth river, foot of Ware ting es | passe T8 and freight et very low races, cobnedt oo the Peat Geean with the fine steamshine ERICA, Captain Wakeman, a. and MOSES ‘AYLOK. Captain i % Fa furiuer information apply to ‘> the ‘North , American TY yy, Ang. 7 | Steamship Company, CIty OF BALI Sug 10, WILLIAM F. WEBB. President, and each succeed{nk 5: y , at Doon, ‘Exehance place, New Yor. from set North river. D. N. CanniNGLON, ‘agent, Rates of P: _177 West street, corner Warren, New' York. \y the Mail Steamer sail Parable in Gold. etry MAIL § ars MSHIP COMPANY'S: OUGH LINE £0 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA, To ory RRYING UNITED S\ATES MAIL, y Bt a NIA FAT Aes Le ag ~ Saes nee Sf, ayabie in SO Cee ee ae Avacer LCAIZONA Capiain Maury, connecting with GOLDEN AGE, Captatn Farneworih, Avaust 10. ¥ CHAUNCEY, ioapiain Gray, con. necting with GOLD#N CITY, Captain Avausr i RISING STAR, Captain (. P. Seabury, eon- "diy pounds bagerge allowed fre vation, adult minds baggrge allowed free to ult passencer. Medi nd aitendance free. tures touch at Acapulco; those of lat and 2ist connect at Panama with steamers for South ‘Pactfic ports; Ist and th for Central Ameriean ports, and thove of Lat ch at Manzanillo, ture of Ith of each month connects with the new steam tine from Panama to Australia nd sew Zealand, Steamer of August 10 will*connect slosely with steamer Great Republic frum San Francisco, September 3, for Yoko- hama and Wong Kong; at Yokonuma with steamer Costa Rica for Nagasaki and Shanghae. For eae Hiekets and ail further information apnly at ‘ce oa the wharf, foot of ‘treet, North river, New York. me. R. BABY, Agent, ACIPIC MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH UN WED STATES MAIL LINE TO JAPAN AND CHINA. VIA PANAMA AND SAN FHANOTSCO. Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY will leave pier 42 3 {oot of Canal sizeet, New York, at 1¥.o'ciock noon, on SATURDAY. Augast 1, conneeting’ via Panama Kailroid with steamer GOLDE! xO 'Y, for San Franciseo, where pavongers, malls ant fast freight willbe tr-nsferred to the Fompany's splendid staamer GRAAT REPURLIC, to leave that port Soptember 3 for Yokohama and Hong Kong. For Shanghae, eiose contection will be made st Yokohama vith the Company's wleamer COSTA RICA, racking through the Inland Sea of Japan and touching at Nagasaki. Through tickets ts from New York, adding to regular prices betw and San Franei:eo the following ta equivale st Cabin, 2d Cabin, Steerage. $x0 $170 3 rom Lit oF Queenstown, $40, cur- ets a “be bought here by aN ine cr For further information apply at the Com; ” OnN Ga. DALEY Agente Aah 15 Broadway, New York, _Philadetphia office, 411 Chestnut stre OF DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. The general Transatlanic Company's Mail Steamships, be- New York and Havre, calling at Brest, endid new vessels on this favorite route for the will sail from pier No, 60 North river, asfol- EUROPE Lemari ‘Saturdas, July 27. SIAC RENT, Hosande “Saturday, Aug. 10, Penk Re Duchesn Saturday, Aug. 24. VILL DE PARIS, Surmoni\\.10°..... Saturday, Sept. 7 PRICE OF PABSAGR, (including wine), payabl in gold or equivatent in currency, First Cabin... -$100 {including railway Gekote, furnished gn board), First Cabin. +3165 | Second Cabit Bagg ive checked through to Paris, Medical attendaver free of charge ‘These steamcew do not carry steerage passengers. American travellers, going to or returning f>0m the conti. nent of Europe. by tiking the steamers of this 1 unnecessary riske from tranalt by English rallwa: crossing the channel, besides saving much time, trouble aud expel GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadwny. _ QUE! ENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, ew ‘dees only $25 steera: Wednesday, July EH - Wednesday, Aug. 1 ‘ast ri $20 und 873 a. ” Rete ‘tickets, $100, po pice ond weiss fatans ar low Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway and 8 South street. kW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,— ‘Cheapest line of frat class United States mail steaners FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE AND BREME ATLANTIO, Captain Charles Hover, will leave pier 46 North river on Saturday, July 27. Races of passage. In gold or its equi First eabin, $110: second, oP tn By jeer pagel $2 me che and $70. jor freight, expressage, bills of exchange or nasange appl ISAAC TAYLOR, Presideut, Leng 40 Broadway. mi Gream TO. MINNESOTA.” CHICAGO... Gadia Pans en 800 200 100 ight through’ fram New York to eicser port. per steamer of Angust 1, $215 per cubic toot, ov 4 to 43g cents per pound, payable iu coin. Pagsengers wie refer to He over in San Vraneisco can proceed by any departure from New York, For througitdekets and all. further. Infor the oflice on the wharf, pier 42 Nortn rive e to jon, apply at pot of Canal ‘ABY, Agent, OR ST, THOMAS AND BRAZIL. gant sidewheel steamship NORTH AMERICA, 2009 fone burthen, Caplan. Le Fe Timmorinnty wilt Bull for Kuo Janeiro, and intermediaie pra on Motidey, July 22 3 P. M.. from per 48 Norch 18 For “tral ht or passage appl BBL OF pases MINON & ALLEN, Agi Bowling Gree river, SANTIAGO DE CU BA VIA NUEVITAS, NF NORTA GERMAN LLOYD'S» 8 Steamship HERMANN, W. H, Wenke, master, carry. Bs ee ee ee ee ee ing the United staies mail, will all frou the Bremen pier, foot of Third street joboken. on nr wt oi Thureday, Faly 2, ‘he rat clase fast sling steamer | Wm, Lieseging, Commander, Bremen, via Southampton, carrying the United Sixies inal, will Tenve, pier 28 Rast Tiukihg passengers to river, Wednesday, July al, 1867, at3 o'clock P.M, precisely London, Havre, Southampton snd Brem at the following’ rates, payable in gold or its oquivalent in eurrenc For the First Gabin, $125: Second Cabin, $75; ES To be followed by the stevmehip ghia) iH. Wersols, master, on Thursday, August 1 For freight or passage apply t os: GULRICHS & CO., 68 Pron street. peer STEAMSHIP taal Ber ANTWERP AND NEW YORK. The undersigned will despatch the first class English tron for the above port. All letters must For freight or iy tions, apply WAYDE LL & CO, 162 South street, corner Dover. NITED STATES MATL TO HAVANA. MAIL STEAMSHIP GOMPANY, salting ery Paliernate THURSDAY, from pier No. 4 North river, al MORRO CASTLE, Richard Adams master, July 26, 3b ii i Seen HARTSON, President, No. § owhng Green, through the Post office. © ge, having superior state room accom- 3 Steamers QTTAWA, Captain Archer, EST aptain Archer, MEDWAY, Chpiain, Hurria, ae emeiaes From Logs eae — From Aabeery _ ‘The (Al steamer’ Jun ay June & June af, Paxtridge, Comat Taking ere "at the following rates from Antwerp:— OhfSmtaraay Atos at 1M Afro Some ree ae - $90 For treight or pees . havi ne a modations, in igen apply to WALLORY 460. 160 Malden lanes” First eabin (according to location of stateroom)... OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Bais EXCURSION TICKETS AT 0 0 F ‘The Dew and drat class steamship GENERAL GRANT, Fire cabin. $170 | Btoerage.. ” Captain HW. Holmes. will leave Piet No. % N. ., on apes ii taken at the lowest rates for Antwerp, Rotter. ofa ao eee aE * accommoda- m ard Atasterdam, “tpi te . MILLER &00., ew York tions, “Apply to H. B. ROMWELL & C0., 99 6 West street, ‘or trot — OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.. ATLANTIC. ¢ Coase 57 Broadway. No. ‘Chambers sre Mail Sioamsaip Company's new and first class light draft sidewheel steamship’ RALELGH, Captain Marsbmen, will lewe pier 36Nocth river, forthe above port, on BATUR: ATIONAL STEAM hAVIGATION | COMPANY.— Steamers weekly to 1 ard Queenstown, leaving | Tay. Juiy'zt at 9 P, eeche shen ren Saturday For freight’ or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda- a be. le a AU t iss THe QUEEN, Cane Grog" ‘Ent. 3 qos 8 LIVINGSTON, FOX & 0O., €8 Liberty ste ot. cdg eiareay, August 17 | Gran LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS.—THE NEW YORK bE od Parable in wai eeeenes SD Mall, Zteamshin Company’s, tine will North river. at sagen anh im reenter Qos om, en. | ns ir a STHBREA" handy Recut "For further particulars apply at of the All bills of lading Une ofhce Gipon the phen. pant Noa Sf knd if Broadway, or No, Ts Broadway. For, freight or, parsage ipsly’ 10 GEO. 'B. WARTBON, ri oT Wad. HURST. Mai President. Wo. 8 Bowling grea. oR mallee bk RRAY'S Lys ee AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. ‘M., from ‘Pier 1 ry a itven; toot 110, $75 and Excursion’ tickets at “Feanawd’ rates svallsble for els ne. VikGO. Bulkley. Tuesday. July 38 BELLONA, Captain Dizon, from New York, Aurust 3. Lio Beatborn o | WAL PENN. Captain ae kane cron tae Wert ate . Site ‘and dois sad Wulf Ralivend to ait points in the LANT. Saptain Pinkham, from New York » South and South: The elecant British iron steamship Bie MURKAY. “PERRIS & CO., 61 and 62 South street, 3 North river for ; = Wig angen EW YORK AND SAVANNAH. Empire Line of Sidewheel Steamers. SAN SALVADOR, Nickerson, Saturday, July 27. SAN JACINTO, Atkins, Saturd: gist 4, From pier 13 North river punctoall; Ris ofciocs P.M. GARKISON & ALLEN, No. 5 Bowling Green. a 5, iit fate, Sotiee all epee in Une will eat at Brest to jand passengers. by rail t Paris nt 25 per cent less than regular scsi aaa! ag wo cs ‘reight will be a = } ah bitte. of Indin, Fer frelgat aa 4. Sou ion th stre HOWLAND & MerrnWatt, ‘Agents. $170 CURRENCY—EXCURSION TICKETS TO AND FROM LIVE RVOOL, GLASGOW AND etaie for ~3 seston The Tr steasm THE ANCHOR Tine Lar i FoR EW YORK AND CRAB LE ETON STEAMSHIP COM- Bailing every ee ata “4 M., from Pier No, 3 Freight at retosed rates, THE FINS. Cl. ASS SIDEWHEEL STE AMSHIPS MANHATIAN, M. 8. Wooahull, Commauder, CHAMPION, I, Lockwood, Comuauder. Freight received at all hours. Throwgh bills of Indi the South Carolina Ratlroad for the South and Southwest furnished at the office. Goods pay Sao free of Commission. perior ace. mmodations (or passengers. Pils: of La ES aud Spine ow the pier, fi ht office 35 broadway, Passenger and teeie RY ke MORGAN '& CO. EVERY SATURDAY LIVERPOOL ana GLASGOW. cailing at LONDONDERRY 0 land mails and passengers, UNITED KINGDOM, smith, sersatardy July 27 COLUMBIA, aan. salle. August CALEDONTA, Macdonald, sails, ‘Augeet 10 From company's pier, No, 20 North river. Faves of passage. pays eye in Currency. Cabins, $110 and $W, according to location, Bteerage, gafTPeid Certificates from amy Glasgow and Derry, Vs booked to and from Hamburg, Herre, Ant wens &c., at very low rates. ‘vot employ runners, — will doew please ae to the office. For further information apply at the Compa: OR CHARLESTONEVERY Be penne Y. Pat pail 8 THE PEO. ips Thursday, July 25. Faureday, ‘August 1. ay to ait poiats South in en. RAs C Her No. river, tikes sud vig of of dingo Begtion with Bou or ireight oF passage ope! LIVI NGMTON O's bo, Agents, #8 Liberty at. Agente. NLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND Non re: ‘Shippers by the Virginia and Tenvessee Air Line FRANCE. is day made arra The New York and Havre Seamship Company's Grat clase me et a receive nt oe oe 5 i wrk forks , pi point New York Mall ‘asteamera MORNING | pe’ Uhinnecs ty the Virginia aid Tennessee aes Line are the tevend (o the Uld Dominion, Steamship as 4 ol jon ip. Com; will ‘one of ‘Meamners for Norfoik on Saturday, 29th inst., NOR ‘Week every. Tuesday, Thursday Be di Freighw ‘received day (Sui ox ARAGO, H. A. OGA, ALBEM NIAGARA, HATTERAS Seodovery AND VikGiN ye ‘Rates On and after July 1 all frelgnts by line will be run through on time to Nash’ im, class Atlanta and intermediate points, Bille of lading at ber 1 Norah river or at the 16 x Anrenpergned ‘Sux, 1807. OB RVANS, U. be ageat the for apecie or valu- ables cree it Sep bye ‘expressed, D AND XBW Yo are or 1B HARTSON. for N.Y. 8. § STR ae Soar AnY. fee tertuar’ TRIGO.... Captain H. Sherwood in W, W. Sherwood spoir co BF couse, the, Agent, rt L. WEDNESDA} ane ee one J. A. WOTTEN, Bavre, General Agent in IEDNESDAY an saTUnbarnate o'cloak Fi STRAM DIRECT To BREWER ‘Trunk Railway for Moutrea, itd, pointe ia Ey - geapnr beep Canada and the W ‘connects fail on Satu iat 3, at ie x with the In ries ace a Eastport, cabin, $93; ‘olbin, 600; steerage, $5. ee Ht s Caltisrand St Joh roadbrouge cia fr Hale Hall “ ‘ i vorent, sieamship ani Iq No. 2 New Chambers at, corner Chathats; New Y menage to Cte stateroom. $6; ene = ——S = yg HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY LLEMANNI fifon SATORDAYS gay daly main, Ciues berger a [diye peswencers for Hanbore ‘Havre, Southampton and La by $125; sraged copie, $75; steerage, $7 50— seat Bor ras es ust 8. srohanae pleco, 8 _MISCELUANEUOs. Gat. TORNISHING STORE.—W —wHo WANTS To Ode, SMS RLCr Stat Adres ving full name and love. pmautas CHINA. HAVILAND, OHURCHMAN r e JOHN STREET, ‘Naw FS Fer rage will anil Ai B. Ri fetenser APSOOTI'S bay —— AND FORE. his Stas T s a spounh New York. pRcoma " Saar aN Rat ND W Revue nee eres, Ca To which we cal the atenton of oar © zB aber Certificates from at lowest rates. aia RaY fan ie Gh Rain RBTON pe ITs oxtormat. ied oe: Dee kos ago. % South ot, and $8 Broadway. prior biany etter or ‘of money reurned Bepot: ‘TRAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LI VE. UTE OTTO! Si 9° and setarday, Vn geohiry ree yee Pa eee vay ack esuenes man! oe, c a HELVBTL ii ies ai oe ieee See eee “poe ee eae wT BTERAMERS TO ANT- street, ‘whe-e certificates p Ape want, a Rent eiizens who bave been a5 5 phage manne me | Wa RSPR ~ ee? pine is ms me FURRIERS NNN _4__h.__1.._ es RAVRLLERS FOR RUROPR “CAN HAVE TRUNK A BeAtniro ro, PARLOR cae Tok ins iN & CO. on OUSERBRPERS WILL BE prea a AN “ENITE D STATES PASSPORT BUREAU. CITIZENS oy A ow Age oe © abroad may procure Passporis from A. U. W. Beds DaLe 0'8., 1 MAanTit,'Caited veatee Court Belldlog. G1 Chasaters One” | Sestet ‘of anat taa Ineaste eordens co AMUSING 08, Breapway THwaTRe, AD 2 SPLCIAL NOTICE.—The ime avnounelug that in eon: VERY BRL July 23 and JON DA’ ad TURSDAY BVENIN JULIA DRAM LAURA FAiRLig aad cata as DAY EVENIN 4, WRD will be produced & pay! in five RIBSLAL tale of “Ye Patient,’ Gina U Ets Be AN By? AY—JULIA Dean's Wi SATURDIY-IULTA DEAN'S PARE Doses eee artala, 8 ATINE, on'sat SATURDAY 2 2 O'CLOCK. LYMPIC THEATRE. he management takes extreme pleasure in being able paper ALY D ITED ENGAGEMENT mith the eminent and univ ular actor and author, iy Rae i JOuN bi BRUU HAM, who) SUPP ed SS EMILY THORNE, | and a CAREFULLY ORGANIZED DRAMATIC COM. PANY, will commence on | ey er the pactorsiihes Eniehing Savaganes °ConuMBUS panne Mr, JOHN BEOUGHAN... sass “gor Miss EMILY THORN, i ‘Phe piece has ‘preparation for several been in will be produced with new sc Introductions, imeludt sere wiirany #0 Donnelly, Wel: TIONS by LHIRTY.SiX YOUN Choruses, Hlegant fableaux, 9, Previous to the Burlesque Suaees Rede's charming two-set Come ‘AST MAN! Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM sas Miss EM(LY THOKNE. Sustained Liye THEATRE. Biiteccsgacement of Momrs. G. W. and W. 3 ae ON, and the celebrate ector | ep CROSS, obo exter if AN BRY ANE. YANT,. vaRaweh ENGAGEMENT te . tid SEVENTH AND POSIIVELY "LAST WEEK o ““ GREAT IRISH COMEDIAN FOURIH AND ! f 2 LAST WEEE BRILLIANTLY succzssFUL NEW IRISH DRAMA THE BELLS OF SHANDON. AN BRYANT As Barry O'Leary pr Uinceey Looney, intreducing his Great Speciaiues of jong and Dance, —— ERRACE GARDEN.—SUNDAY. i Tuird avenue, between ba tay and Fifty-ninth sire! PRILIP BERNER, |. Proprietor. LODO THOMA port bai, GRiVEN CONCERT, ii1l> (SUNDAY) EVENING, bk oa * SINT GHAND SUNDAY © RT. THE. CELEBA'BO 3040. together with the Grand Orebvatra, in varied’and interest imme, apalsehoN CENTS, MONDAY EVENING, THIRTY s(GHTH POPULAR NGARDEN CONOERE._ 47 2: —BUTLER'S itoudayy aa, THEATRE, ways,§ Be “Bi THE STANDAKD VARIEVY Taparite soem NEW bs) ti world, embracing tb tween Grand All the combined amusement of its vast and nce Mrlge! AL EXTHAVAG me “Sra TROUPE or JHE WORLD, ee Tan or, The laurhg if PAT ROONE ‘The veautiful ballet diver MLLE. Aaa SF cou, and the beautitul Ballet | ‘Troupe. Doors open at 644; cures ‘ats o'clock. engaged and oa irish Faves, entitled OMN ihe Notice. —several uew Stars rapid succession. ANVARD'S MUSEUM, MONDAY, TUESDAY van AND sis WEbiesD Pa: or LYON 2 cos Ee os your ‘Matinee Wie ca ays and SATURDAYS at 3 P. re Adiission $0 cents, Children under 10 years 16 RIFFIN & CHRISTY’S NEW OPERA HOUSE, orner of Bronaway and Twenty-third street, wilt proaitively pen ou AX. v great Tenor, has been willie bis desi appectance mn New Yorks, ane “BP OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, Great suecess of the new and rama, THE PROGRESS OF A NATION. with ot ramic effects, Washington croasi nandeg's wonderful Guitar Solo "fare ‘Door dig Afrique, Streets of Brooklyn, Joe aud Bally, ROOKL EN AeApeny OF MUSIC. FOR TWO NIGHTS unr, bg oe AND TUESDAY. 008 RED JAPAN, JARANUNIE se BaKcow maS0EE fal BENI-Z0UG-Z0UG APANBSE,, RABS, al Pndracing altogether afty to: Marvels den forming to crowded, Howes athe Oly Theatre. | SAPAMESE, , THIRTY ee ae 80 cents. RVING HALL. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Womens. MINS at DTHE NEW yoRK SBOLIANS, weit ‘<a J..H, Badworth, J. A."Herman, Misa Blanche Jitkteware, Chas, Onrduer, F Gerard, W. Dwjertena host of others. Admission, 50 cents, Doors open at 7}. Pye gm Ae INTERESTING, juseum of History and Polyte hte Institute, 618 added to their already extenstve collection ties, among which will be found the &: ‘hree-armed host Doubdle-beaded, Four. Thi oe hdreasbenring. tne, Tesuuselaoee Monstrosities ; id saeennlons ghjeots, whieh ‘Lectures fag ual 10 at might, Rahs RION VOUAL SOCIETY. SECOND GRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION, ON SUNDAY, JULY & Tickets at $2 each, admitting one gentleman and ladies, to be had from members only. THE COMMITTEE. T R, SOUTHERN as FIRST CLASS ACTOR WILL renee D, Rew forks RECEIVE ARES te Smee ANIO see 2 BY MY CHAMPION METHOD, oan ee . ; $6. Each pupil taught separately; «per or FP i BUCKLEY, 678 Hudson street. iat peat yay wie. ANTED—TO ENGAGE, 4 Misi Apply wo 1 Rowson i hesaber’ ok, from 9 to “TRAVELLERS? QUIDE. ANY, DAY LINE. THR DREW will mt PERSE Brite vice essere, vans he RA jew Jersey close coeneetion, al easter and Columbia at 6:30 San