The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1868, Page 5

{From the Providence Journal, April 25.) There Was 2 good deal of excitement about olty Friday on the subject of a prise aght during tie forenoon in Warwick, hut dedinite info! tion concerning it was principally confined to the manettieg clams.” It wes yaavn abe leree num- providence le backs other wd eight o'clock, and thay Pi ert Sellers, of viden and Peter English, Baltimore, the ai nist’ of Sam Colyer in his frst prize fight. posse of licemen set out from this city about nine o’clock, with @ po fo rags epg RE oe Th ceedings, but the information in ee to the locatity being somewhat keys not reach the scone till about eleven o'clock. ks of the teams showed that the place selected was the Cowe- Ret Flonae, wehioh ig a. summer resort for clam bakes, &c., kept by Thomas Aldrich, on the beach, between 4 aug and Warwick N some’ distance west “The Buttonwoods.” On arriving the officers. found that the contest had been Sing on for some forty-five minutes In a dance hall in the second story of the building. Serres not observed till they were quite near the ding, when an alarm was ven and the spectators in to scatter, The: e into the room and found that the bruisers finished a. round, and in a state: of exhaustion were. being covered _ with blankets by their seconds, ere were from a hun- o and, ta neal beatae shar aes rd present. The were waist, ‘inelr faces spowrinie foarthl besioes 24 their bodies: covered with blood, which indicated that they had received very seve! unishment. English had a bad bruise under the left eye, which member was swollen to a prodigious size, a cut over the right eye three quarters of an inch in length, a Jaw biden and, the 8! 3 and other wounds which were bleeding P Sellers had a long cut on the back of his Meah being torn by striking the cheekbone of. his an- t. During the ride afterwards both his eves closed and he became stone blind. Sergeant New: hail, seeing Sellers a short distance off, getting out of the second story window, ran around to the outside of she) building and arrened splits He ned stmbea a Wagon, expect apparent! carried off. “Sater Swan atosted’ English in the hall, not far from the They id not have fought much longer, and evidently preferred being arrested to receiving further punishment. The com- pany quietly dispersed without making opposi- tien to the arrests, The prisoners were taken to East Greenwich, where they were arraigned beiore @ oy and committed to jail, each in default of $3,000 bail. Ab expert who witnessed the scene in the hall from the commencement, gives us the following de- talted account. The fighting was for a purse of $200. ‘The men tossed up for corners and English won the toss, Stepping into the middle of the floor, the principais aud seconds shook hands, ‘four across.” The timekeeper called time at seven minates past ten o'clock. There was fifty min- ates hard fighting. At the first round Sellers hit his antagonist “cleverly,” giving him the ih under the left bh and drawing the frst blood. in the next round there were good exchanges, English hav’ the best of it, and giving Bob a “right-hander” on the left side of the head, knoekii him off his pins. A lively rally ensued, in which Sellers was cleverly “back-heeled” In the third round there were good exchanges on both sides, In the fourth Joglish knocked Sellers entirely off his legs. The next was quite closely contested. Sellers poe in a good right-hander, giving English a smash- i blow on the side of the head, following it up with others. The two then came into close quarters, when English rallied. and knocked his an- tagonist over a setice, For the sixth round both came up bleeding, Sellers having one eye nearly closed, The seventh was very ively, and finished by Sellers being again knocked over a form. In the eighth it was found that English had a swelling over his left eye, his lip cut and his phisique generally much the worse for wear. Sellers did not seem to be much hurt except in one eye and upon his Knuckles. The ginth round and the others until the last, resulted in favor of Sellers. English wished to make a “draw” of it three rounds before they stopped fighting, but the other parties would not consent, expressing their readiness to fight all day. Sellers after that went in more iively, eye showing both eyes and lips badiy swolle! the last round they made such eoutest as usted nature would allow; neither Rad rouch bids tr and they leaned over each other, They pummelled each other all about the room until they caine to the stairs, which they came near fall- ing down. They pounded away until neither could strike any longer. ‘The order was then gven by the referee to “draw” them. They were then taken to the setices, when the cry of “Police” was raised, and the parties ran out of doors, If-they had fought another round Sellers would probably have been declared the victor. ‘The rounds each lasted three or four minutes, and the intermissions about one minute. English is a well formed man, short and thick-set, about twenty- six years of age, and weighs about twenty pounds more than his antagonist. Sellers is of a more wiry build. Both were ‘game’? to the back bone, ani fought as persistently as men ever did. Both were tm fair condition, but they had only a fortnight’s training. The contest lasted fifty minutes, "There Was considerable betting on the result. English once went to Selier’s corner and offered to bet him twenty-five to twenty that he would beat him; but Sellers declined, saying that he had no money. After they had fought several rounds there was even money offered on Sellers, Near the close of the battle fifty to ten were offered on Sellers, but no takers were to be found. ‘The Journal comments editorially upon the above a8 follows:— Weare sorry to be compelled to record the fact ‘that one of those disgusting exhibitions of brutality, g prize fight, has occurred on Rhode Island soil; but itis a saiifaction to know that the principals have both been arrested and lodged in jail to answer for their violation of decency and law. We trust that the police have also the names of the two hundred per- sons Who were aiders and abettors in the crime, and that the chief among them, if not all of them, mi share the fate of the poor fools, who, battered out 0} nearly al! semblance of humanity, are hidden from public gaze in the Kent county jail. A Rattling Catch-Weight Mill Near Cincinnati. {From the Cincinnati Commercial, April 24.) The steamboat landing is often the scene of bitter contests between runners for opposition railroads over mgers who, upon landing trom the boats, may be secured for raiiroad business. For over a year past the ranners of the Indianapolis and Cin- cinnati Railroad have in a measure ruled the roost, overshad others in many instances by mere brute force. tly, however, @ disturbing agent bas ap; on the landing, in the shape of a small but who can fight anyt! rough and tumble when necessary, al + weighiee enly one hunttred and forty-nine pounds, and or- dinarily inclined to be very quiet and gentlemanly. This man, Barney Sharkey, is ia the employ of tie Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail and busies imeelf in securing for that line. Not Jong since he was called upon to whip a rival runner ‘who proposed to “run” him off the track, and he did thie very gracefully. Day before yesterday Patsy Moore, a broad shouldered employé of the Indianap- olis and Cincinnati Roiiroad, threatened to throw Sharkey overboard from a steamer. Sharkey imme- diately challenged him to go ovt into the country and fight. Moore accepted it in all the pride of his 206 — and his splendid muscular development. The wo principals took a hack in company with their two seconds, Bill Girty for Moore and Tom Burns for Sharkey, crossed the river to Kentucky, proceeded down to Parior Grove and fought it out, They did not adhere strictly to prize ring rules, They simply stripped to the waist, and went in on their strength and agility, closely watched aud encouraged by their seconds. At the word Moore put in the first blow, a stunning right-hander, on Sharkey’s right cheek, stunning bim for an instant, and bringing him to his knees, In- siantly recovering, Sharkey gave Moore a return ‘biow in the mouth, knocking him down. As he was failing Sharkey caught him a terrible blow in the short ribs, cansing him to vomit. Allowed to regain his fect, Moore made a rattling fight at close quar- ters, but the little man was too scientific for h and he received severe punishment, even at give and take. ‘They tinally closed and went to earth, and had ateach other a terrible punching match, as the; Tolled over and over on the fresh green sward. Al every turn, however, Moore was tne unlucky man. Sharkey had the upper hand. His “wind” was bet- ter than the other’s and he managed to get in more biows, three te one. Finally, aiter they faa pun'sh- ed each other for fully twenty minutes (the seconds veil that it was twenty-six minutes) Moore faintly cried Mean and became senseless. It was at first feared that his injuries were very serious, as he had to be rubbed vigorously before he showed any signs of consciousness whatever, When he did so ne cked up and —— in the hack. The party then returned to this city and Moore was placed in his bed. Sharkey is at work to-day, showing bat few signs of punishment, Lively Mill Between David Powell nad Patsy Shaughnessy Near Chicago, MLN ood the Chicago Times, April 22. Notwithstanding the precautions taken by the police au(horities against prize fighting and the sub. sequent punishment of principais, the amusement occasionally takes place fi the shape of fistie enter. tainments between broad shouldered, pug nosed ath. letes. Such an occurrence took place on Monday imorning at the junction, six miles south of the city, between Davy Powell and Patrick Shanghnessy, two employésof the Bridgeport pohing Mills. Tie fight originated in this manner:—Powell is a big burly Welshman, addicted to ooting off wi his mouth,” and entertaining an inveterate hatred ae lrishmen. This iatter feeling he has repeat- edly exhibited im assertions of his ability to “whip any bloody Irishman in Bridgeport.” Of course such an individual in the Fifth ward was an anomaly, and so thought Pat Shaughnessy, a recent importa- tion from the old country, of a size with Powell, but bot so experienced in fistle essays. He nevertheless thongiit he could wallop the Cambrian and told the Jatter so. To make the agreement to fight “more binding” $60 a side yeere up, and Monday morn- ing named as the time of the encounter, At five o'clock in the morning @ large number of the free and easy people of ridgeport trudged to the junction, accompanied by a on dearing ropes and siakes, The crowd, when tl arrived wt the crossing,pumbered about one hund! _ and the men toed the 13934, with the closing transactions prior to the ad- NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. rsons. The ring was. specdily formed and the pre- | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The totals at the close of each previous week since eet Mag a to attend the funeral, from St. aed Varick street, on Tuesday afternoon, commencement . i : Each of the contestants was the of the year sum up as follows:— | oP ries o'clock, “His remains erill he sien Coey? by Ba nie supporters, Welsh and Custom House, Sub- Treasury. ’8, on the Hudson, f , and ngoes: of partisan f was saowa, SaTuRDAy, April 25—6 P, M, ‘Receipts. bye 38 In New ae two mutual friends stisied each and Fred. Bussy | The Gold market was heavy at the opening this | Jan. 4..$1,158,705 $12,592,646 $19,207,465 $07,604,728 | 99 “Mr. ReUnEN Lown. aged or prone” APH morning and a decline 10 138% took place, but sub- | Jan. 11.. Veax'eon “aresons “ aE eT La eELL. aged 26 9 Sorts. snob 108 169 458 MoNAHAN.—On Fri D D 10) AN, in , Al 2 IN N i ives of the famtt - Soy ee men sparred cautiously L_ Md jJournment of the board at 139, Following. thie, + 2,068,911 12,015,062 10,176,337 101,436,845 | fully invited to attend the funeral this Randay) ntter. es Ing an opportunity for an-observation ce fi oi ard, and the Feb. 15.. 2,312,685 9,483,311 6,666,483 104,353,674 | noon, at one o'clock, from his tate res! dence, Bighty- men. Powell was, apparently, the largest aud wever, premit tended upw: " «+ 2,586,008 109,543,661 th street and Fourth avenue, Yorkville. most dexterous with his mgwieys, although the Fe- | jatest quotation on the street was 13934 a 189%, 2,324,471 12,970,421 23,274,463 99,239,619 KINLBY.—At the Adriatic Hotel, West Farms, Was the first to open the merry making with a light Cash gold was in superabundant supply, and loans rd 18,880,908 15,532,629 102,587,898 on Saturday, April 25, James McKINLEY, aged 38 on his THE Fianr, At ten minutes past six o’clock time was called, | Sequentty it became firmer and sales were made at _BUROPEAN HE STEAMSHIP CITY Oi YO! will sail from pier 45 North Wednesday, May 18, for Liv Rates of ¥ river, at noon, on Ke, Avent 18 Broadway.” ‘TEAM TO QUEEN! S Som ~Cutting, Wi Ps pier 48 North river. Passage (rom and to New York, Paris, Hambu praits on Ireland, England, France and WILLIAMS & GUION, 20 Broadway. dam, &c, Drafts on west Apply to ISTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, , April 29 aneaday, Way ib as 14... 2,544); 13,214,009 10,458,475 105,343,522 | years, nose, which the latter coun- | Were made at from two to five per cent for 217) 2380 0073317335 y 1 take place from th ta tered. ont the Sending Powell to grass. First | carrying, and 1:32 until Monday, as wéll a8 | Mar.28.. 2'354.984 041,708 18,950,503 101,813,627 hist ae og Naw street, Brooklyn, on ‘Mond - Se oo A bat dreading | “at” ‘The shipmenta of specie for the at if 2545 341 20,202,279 24,171,355 pene Afvornoon, et two o'clock. His friends, and those of another visitation of Shaughnessy's right, Cries | Week aggregated. $1,867,201. ‘The Stock Exchange | ADui ia" 2'sar ast icasriod euotsen iusverere | Ms,brothers Meck and ee ‘OTICE.-THE 8P! tala Pri jueenstown and Liverpool, on bre precisely, Cabin “1 currency. Apply to WL sas Bei 'LENDID STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA, sails from pier 46 North river, for Broad rig 18,397,798 954 104,754,879 : Ly gg Ae corner of «How are you, Davy?” | to-day repealed the article in the bylaws of the asso- ea sas ei na Saturday, April $5, EuceNn McMa- main Wai Sliugheny eof with Highton | “lation which forbids members from visiting other SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANZE, cs gon of James and Mary” C. MoManus, aged fi Fae Eee ane anaeeeoenen ine body, | sepenteatiqns mbare aloctnaro; Gonlt int Ths sinc Saturday, April 25—10:15 A.M. | "The funeral will take place from the residence of oad id tee pion market was strong throughout the day, and Pat | siden rsés, 509,162. 1047, 10 sha Metropolitan Bk 198 | his parents, No. 287. West Seventeenth street, this ROUND &—Both caine up smiling, After a few | ticularly towards the close, when New York Central Csoe,FaycisM NG 38 Hank of Commerce. Luss | (Sunday) iiftectivoas ‘as two o'0 ook. H feints Kana s sent out his right and caught | sold up to 127, this being the most buoyant of the 08 Ba Sit. ae GB. Canter Oo. By Weepyreie Bowers, N. rata Friday, April 24, ora ay nee completely | railway shares, Erle was quiet, and, although firm, | $000 US's, odes ti ‘Benen te a Therelatives and friends. of’ the deceased are re- ROUND 4.—Powell looked & little frightened, ana | “4 not move in sympathy with the last mentioned. | suo small 1095 100 does <. 1g | Spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi- advanced with an appreciable respect forthe Fenian. | Rock Island rose to 95 at one time, but afterwards | 180050 100 i s i dence of her bon, ME, Arthur 0} ee a Beuevile, a greed, he Found, and me fell back to 94%, Nothing new has transpired in the | soo 800 11% | St, Peter's church, where #' high mass’ epee eg most in the fal. smn * | Erte contest beyond the fact that Mr. Drew returned. | "$50) £333 | Will be celebrated’ for the repose of her soul, thence ROUND 5.—Shaughnessy commenced his task by | from Jersey City last evening and took up his residence Ford 35 Ronvers Semneteny, Wiliemabarg, for Jptermenh, shooting out his left and Powell’s nose; | in New York, the attachment against him for con- | 338 @* | Paxman on Friday: April ea, JouN H. PRamayl they then fought to a close, and down. The 2. day, April 24, Jo: . blood flowed: from Powell's nose in a stream, and | *™Pt having been apparently withdrawn. The 2% | in the Seth year of his age. the claim of first blood was allowed for Shaughnessy, | Street is very much divided in opinion with regard ry Bi oe bg hg res ty aye Sy, aie Lio BOUND This round waslong ‘and uninteresting. | to Erie, and the doubts entertained respecting its | Iie S132 | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 255 men spa wind‘an pe bapa future course tend to make operators timid about an. 14 — Street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one other’: it was closed, y toavold aw i Be le m im touching it. Mr. John S, Eldridge, the President of UND 7. and decisive work took ieee he. ep the company has Just made a report to the directors, 328, I. O, OF O. F.—The members of Crystal Lodge, 107, ‘will assemble at their vooms this day at twelve o'clock Hi ___COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. P CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S rough Line to an QAHFONNER AND CHINA. ‘and passage of the abuve lite leave ple? No. reet, at 12 o'clock noon! on tat Bu idk ad hy Lat, by and Mt except when those daye fall on' Sunday, then the day pre- junds baggage free to each adult. Medicine Captain Maury, connecting with MON- ¥ 9 connects closely with steamer leaving San Francisco June 8 for China ticketa and all further infozmation any’s tleket ofice, on the wharf, foot of Steamers of Canal st One hundred and attendance May 1—AR. TANA, Captain ——. Stes GREAT REPUBLIC, and Japan. ‘OF Comps tly reduced rates, 42 North river, foot RATES OF FREIGHT WORNIA VIA PANAMA. cents per pound, Company's steamer ARIZONA sails on ‘at freight office, pler 43 North ri or se Sa LLY, FARGO ECO. Bole freight agents Pacific Mall Steamship Company. EDUCTION OF a Mail st The Pacific HE STEAMSHIP COMMANDER IS EXPECTED TO AR- rive from Bermuda on Tove April 29, and will be age apply to THOM. For freight or pas. IGE, 112 Front street. ii got his second wind and | in which he shows reasons for ‘the issue of the ten ey for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late | | Fi Went in red hot,” After hea the ue rother, ‘han, Closed at half aim and pegyed away atenck other’ | millions of convertibie bonds in order to repair and Biss Tee 200 brother; Jun i. er TE RALEIGH, N.G. | mags In the struggle for fall Shaughnessy was | complete the road, and after referring to the 1 3000 wi nao 30 ‘Ww. E. Di ee cell e a brown. might os Perry.—On lay, Apt IATHARINE, Widow Rounb &—Shaughnesay administered a terrific | Tecen# accident at Port Jervis, which Bef Od of Berlah Petty, in the $ist year of her age.” ‘upper cut, which sent Powell heavily to the ground. | not havo occurred if the proceeds of ‘the ati Funeral. services will be held atthe realdence of | <2 ROUND 9.—Powell began to show signs wre. bonds in question had been applied to the purpose | 18000 Mi her son, William H. Petty, 34 Tillary street, Brooklyn, ness, ia Lage pn Pion foateat hoe, for which they were sold, instead of being enjoined | ,9000 Dub this (Sunday) afternoon, at flve o'clock. neg tas [rey eperctony ody sent by the cot ae on to say “the judicious enw Mit: Lay cto mo Saturday, April 25, MARY PRINDLE, Cant ROUND 10.—Powell pale about the eyes and bleed: | and speedy expenditure of this money is undoubted- | 2i™,Wert © Tel Zebis ig 106 | *Kanerst froin her late res\dence, No. 417 Lexington ing from the cheek and nose, Shaughnessy firm and } yy caliea for by the best interests of the Erie Railway | 8 Fourth Nat Bank... 10¢ ‘Ob! avenue, on Monday morning at ten o'clock. RKe- as ek tee ie pte waiceg hrs Company. And when the storms of the present dis- Half-pa og tor al bent eee ed hander eas the Til ey close followed, in which Pow- | pute are blown over, he has no doubt that all will gs fT aly wp Hay, April 24, JANE S,, daughter was thro Agree that the financial step which got for the Erle $3 100 Reading sitemap y ere ROUND 11,—Powell up for hia rations, Relatives and friends. are invited to attend the fu- which were served up in the shape of a right and left | Company over seven millions of dollars, to be ex- fig $00 da neral, from 350 Clinton street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) on the face and body, sending him to the earth. pended in double tracks, steel rails, equipment and 60 100 Mich Central RR afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, without further scrateh, bat could soaroely reach it, "He atood there | PFoper termini, without increasing the absolute Be Ion ad notad.—On Saturday, April 25, at the residence of hg 200Tol, Wi EAD.—On urday, Ap , a le residents Mrs. H, Felter, No, 463 West ‘T'wenty-second street, DANIEL HENDRICKSON READ, in the 66th year of his “The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, this (euades) afternoon, at three o'clock. The remains will taken to Fishkill for interment. RE@AN.—At Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory, on ‘Wednesday, March 11, of pneumonia, Timotuy A., eldest son of Jeremiah and Ellen Regan, of this city, d 24 years, 2 months and 25 days. Rognis. At No. 275 Grand street, Williamsburg, on Friday, April 24, ROSALIE A., only daughter of Pat- rick and Ann Rogers, and sister of James J. and John all open, ecwniting Pammlaient) but ae pa mag | Charges upon its revenues, was not only wisely taken, nanimously tostrikehim., Powell’s second: but hi ced ults of whi ry gentleman percelving tis inabllty to farther continue tie Aahtt nd Erode Fo ok Gu threw up the sponge. Time of fight, forty minut who sanctioned it may be proud.” ik THE END. : tae Government securities were strong but quiet Powell was conveyed to the wagon and brought to | during the day. The home investment demand con- Bre no en sompauled by the crowd. His injurles | tinues good, and prices for all but. the bonds dealt in abroad advanced a fraction. The latter did not 4 SUPPLEMENT. When the crowd arrived intown many of them ad- respond to the general improvement owing to & journed to Fred. Bussy’s saloon, on Archer avenue. ifere ‘an altercation arose between Bussy and a | Sllght decline in the gold premium. The new five- butcher named Bill McCrish, which finally resulted in | twenty bonds of 1868 to be issued in exchange for a rough and tumble encounter. ‘They fought about | seven-thirties will probably not be issued before the SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY AGAIN ENJOINED. During the past week Superintendent Kennedy ordered Captain Speight, of the Twenty-ninth pre- cinct, to station a policeman before the door of a cer- tain uptown auctioneer whom the Superintendent believed was not worthy of public confidence. The auctioneer, on ascertaining what the Superintendent had done, had an injunction served upon him, from Judge Garvin, of the Superior Court, ordering him to thirty minutes, when Bussy cried ‘‘peccavl.” beg refrain from molesting the auctioneer in his business, | H. Rogers, d 26 years, ed ce ap tase ong beat : bibs set th The Superintendent contends that the Judge has no Funeral ‘a sun) afternoon, two o'clock, from The Keating-Holliwood Fight. pe e ry issuing ten-forties in exchange ‘ht to issue an tnjunction against him, and to sus- | the Church of St, Mary of the linmaculate Concep- tion, corner of Remsen and Leonard streets. SMiTH.—On Saturday morning, April 25, CAROLINE L., wife of Albert J. Smith, aged 29 years, ‘The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Grove Dutch Reformed chureh, North Bergen. Smira.—Suddeniy, in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 22, JEFFERY SMITH, in the 66th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- tain his position quotes section nine, chapter 956 of the laws of 1867, which reads as follows:— Sx0. 9. No preliminary injunction shail be granted against the Metropolitan Hoard o¢ Hen th, or of Police: or its oF thelr officers, or against the Commissioners of said Boards in thelr capacity as a Board of Excise, or against the last named Board, except by the Supreme Court, at » special oF general term thereof, alter service of at least eight days’ notfee of a motion for such injunetion, together with copies of the papers ‘on which the motion for stich injunction is to be made, for seven-thirty notes, although such a contingency From the Cincinnati Commercial, Apri! 2.) ng’ Reatng-Holliwood seather weight fight wil | 288 been talked of on the street. At the close the take ye on Monday next. The boat will probably | market was firm at the following quotations:—Re- take the excursion party up the river to a point fifty | gistered, 1881, 112% a 113; coupon, 1881, 112% a 113; miles above this city, Where the ring will be formed aah 0 Bs Ba : on the Kentucky side. It is expected that at least | 520's, registered, 1802, 104% @ 105; 6-20's, coupon, saree or spt hund pegeone, wilt attend it from | 1862, 111% a 111%, do., 1864, 1103 a 11014; do., 1865, is point, among wiiom wi many quite respect- 3 do., " able citizens who are desirous to see “just oue” Aight | 10% 8110%; do., 1865, January and July, 108% a aptain Eldri IEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON—FREIGHT TAKEN ‘any other line.—The Al steamer ARTADNE, ge, Ie receiving freight at pier 20 East river: e made for drayage In Galveston on goods forwarded to the interior by railroad. For freight or passage, having su. perior accommodations, apply C. H. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane, ORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP © Opposition to. inonopol AND 2TH OF EVE or the day bef RATES LOWER. TueiF elegant and tavorive steamship F Tuesday from pier 29 North river. For passage or freight apply West street, corici TLLIAM H. WEB. CHARLES DANA, Vice President 54 Exchange place, New Yori FOB GAL yzeron Texas. e A 1 fast sailing tron scre ican: J. A. Cole, Commander, . R,, and will'sail on Saturday, loading at Pier 37, ight and passa i Basange, ITED STATES MAIL TO HAVAN. U* ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP -y Thursday at 3 o'clock Sailing regularly ever ror pt. R. Adams, May 14, HARTSON, President, For frelght or pasdage apply to ee No. b Bowling Greens OMPANY, y. +EMENT. ERY MONTH, fore when these dates fall on Sunday. HAN BY ANY OTHLK LINE. ULTON, N. CARRINGTON, Ace: of Warren, B, Presidents y ne a GUION, 71 Wall street. PANY. P. M,, precisely, And thus the matter stands for the present, Whether or not the Superintendent will, whenever the auctioneer has @ sale, station an officer before the door is not exactly known to “outsiders.” fully invited to attend the funeral, this (cape afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of son, Leonard P, Smith, 94 Park avenue, near Cum- beriand street. Srern.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, April 22, FANNY, beloved wife of E. A. Stern, in the 49th year of her er neral this (Sunday) morning, nine o'clock, from her late residence, 328 West Twenty-eighth street. TRirP.—On Saturday, ce os 25, RurH M., wife of Harrison Tripp and daughter of James Sherwood, aged 30 years and 6 days. The remains will be taken to Newcastle for inter- ment. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday. Trains leave Twenty-seventh su yt eight o’clock in the morning, between men who cannot hurt each other very | 10874; 40. 1867, 100 a 10024; 10-40's, registered, 102% much, a 1027(; 10-40’s, coupon, 102%; a 202%); June 7.30's, 10734 @10744; July 7.30’, 1073¢ a 10714; May com- ‘The English Prize Ring—Harry Allen and Joe Pounds, 1864, 11834; August do., 1173;; September sate hape: e ra Ls Seta do., 117; October do., 1163,. dad fe ndon, April 11.) ‘The conversions ofseven-thirty notes into five- Harry Alien and Joe Goss are already preparing for the contest for the belt and. the £400 pending tke re. | tWenty bonds at the Sub-Treasury during the last sult, Joe Goss is still in the country. Harry Allen 13 getting himself intoform at his own house, the Horseshoe Tavern, Sackville street, Portland street, Manchester, George Stanton, of Northampton, and Curl Platt, of Leicester, have drawn up articles, ae Money was in abundant supply at seven per cent A FATHER Snor By His Son.—The Pike county ill.) Democrat states that Mr. Austin Henry, living a few miles below Pleasant Hill, was shot and seriously wounded by bis own son, @ lad of about eighteen Moped of ae, The boy had threatened to shoot jis father if he ever attempted to chastise htm, and on that morning refused to get up when called. The father attempted to make him do so, when the boy jumped from the bed, and with a revolver shot him through the bowels. At last accounts Mr. Henry staked the whole of the money, £10, to meet in the | the stock houses, and in some instances loans | was still alive, and hopes are entertained of his re- | ‘Vax’Wrer On cacurda. morning, April 25, isaac | — course of next weck, in an off-handed match, at | were made at six. These transactions were, how- | covery. The son has escaped. ©. VAN WEST, @ native of South America, aged 38 catch weight, ever, mainly confined to the leading dealers in gov- years, OFF-HANDED MILL IN THE LONDON DISTRICT. Another of the now fashionable off-handed mills | €™ment securities, who were offered more than took place on Tuesday, at a well known spot down | they could use at this rate. The banks at the same the river, Themen were marched froin Roberts’, | time were prepared to discount the best grade of the Five Inkhorna, New Nichols street, Shoreditc! and the following’ isa short description of trem: | thelr customers’ paper at seven. ‘The statement of Joe Baldock (no relation to Baldock of Stratford or | the associated banks of this city for the week ending Baidock of Isiington) is twenty years of age, five feet | to-day is moderately favorable under all the circum- im height, and weigied ab nt sto1 Be ak ee as elgg about clght stone | stances affecting Jocal monetary affairs, The legal seconded by Hopkins and Jem M’Kay (Bos Furze’s | tender notes have increased since this day week novice). $3,033,097, while the deposits have decreased $1,525,- Sinkel Hart, who is eighteen years of age, is 4 ~S5e five feet three and a half inches in height, and | 0M, and thespecte 1s reduced $1,842,095. It follows ae eight stone six nds. He was seconded | from these changes that the net reserve of the barks by Mickey Gannon and Bob Farze. The tight was & | nag been increased $1,560,000, the reduction in ~~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Peace to tis soul. Married. ANDERSON--ForsytTH.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Thursday, April 23, My, the Rey. Mr. Johnson, J. W. ANDERSON to MARY Forsyta. __FUROPEAN 8TEAMSHL ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. Steamers fortnightly to London direct from pler No. 8 North river. CORDOVA. April 35 BELLON, May 16 ATALANTA. ay 2 CELLA, fay Fi at cheapest parreicy rater apply to. ROBT. ¥, for pasans che currency ra’ apply to . Ne CLARK, 28 Broadway, For freight apply to HOWLAND & PINWALL, 04 South street. HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mall steamship, "TEUTONIA, A. Barends, commander, he United States Malla, or BROWN—VANSAUN.—On Thursday evening, April 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Mr. Gance, GEORGE BROWN to JENNIE A. VAN- SAUN, all of this city, CaURCHILI—Dow.—At Portland, Me., on Wednes- day, April 22, by the Right Rev. D. W. Kacon, Bisho of ‘Portland, Captain CuaRLes Cuuecnist, United States Army, to ALICE, daughter of the late’ William |. Dow. Passi #o fre! a or tions, A e money, $65 in currency. lavana received on day of sailing. ight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda- LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., $8 Liberty street. JOR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES Mail,The well known fast sailing sidewbeel steamship RAPIDAN, W. 8. Cheesman, Commander, will sail for, the above port from pler $8 North river, on Saturday, May 2, at commande: April 29, at 3 ‘or freight or pines: XTRA STEAMER FOR HAVAN, Carrying the United Sta teamship Company will despatch the Work river. to ES. B. HARTSON, President, No. § Bowling Green. J) ‘The Atlantic Mail u steamer MISSOURI for Havana, on Saturda three o'clock P. M. precisely For freight oF paauage xy :Kem Louls, Mobile “an Freight taken for St. iH For or freight apply to the Pa ae Or Tg RDM WELL CARRYING THE UNITED STA’ 1 steamship GULF STREAM, £38 5 SEAL LORY & CO., 153 Matden lane. LINE. jer No. 9 North river at «+ Saturday, April 25 Saturday, Saturday, May 9 iaturday, May 16 4 Galveston “GO! 88 West street. merry one, the men being vs vally matched for the ffst twenty five rounds’ whentthe pales maior | the deposits having involved a reduction in the re- peppery = the Leone at ate ol rape ee men | quired twenty-five per cent reserve of $375,000, The out oO! e ring. ‘other quiet spot was found, | other changes are a decrease of $1,506,369 in loans where the battie was concluded, after hei another twenty-two rounds—forty-seven A: ‘alle and an increase of $9,043 in circniation. The totals when Hart, who had changed his tactics by fighting | of the present and last previous statements are as with both lands, was declared the winuer in one | sybjoined:— hour and thirty-three minutes for £10. AQUATIC. Annual Meeting. of the Hudson Amateur Row- ing Associntion—Adoption of the New Cone At the commencement of business the stock mar- stitution—The Annual Review—The Boats to | ket was strong, and at the early session of the open ing win sail on TUESDAY, Apeilih a F. Ey taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and pit cab 4 cabin, B72; steerage, $96 irat oal }; secon: in, i ey or able In United Staten golds nt ow ‘The GERMA rensen, wil eal May 5 KUNBARDT & 60,” C. B. RICHARD & BOA ‘General Agei! General Fanaenger Acer, No. 61 Broad street, N.¥. No, 6 Barclay atreei, N.Y. ME NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S Bleamship HERMANN, W. H. Wenke, master, carrying the United mati, will sail from the Bremen Pier} foot of Third street, Hobokes, taking passengers to London, Havre, Routharnipton aud Bremen, Died. BEESLEY.—On Friday, Ape 2%, JosErH W., son of Joseph an’ Eliza Beesley, in the 34th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) aficrnoon, at two o’clock, from Yorkville Baptist church, in BKighty- third street, between Second and Third avenues, Bronson.—In this city, on Saturday, April 25, Pro- fessor E, P, Bronson, the elocution Funeral services at 149 East Fifty-first street, this pom afternoon, at half-past two o’clock. Friends any! Buckske.—On Friday, April 24, JouN BuCKBEE, we da ‘he friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully inyiteatto attend the funeral,this (Sunday) after April 2%, soe tt at the fol First cabin.. 8120 Becond cabi 2 Be Present. board Erle sold at 705% a 70%, New York Central at noon, at half-past one o'clock, frou the vesidence of | Sterage-; 86 The annual mecting of this aquatic association | 124% & 124% and Rock Isand at 96x. At the | OP's brother-in-law, Win, B. Freligh, 24 Rutgers mere sgnahl OnIOK, i -. — was held on Wednesday evening last, there being | frst regular board prices were a fraction lower e ‘or 1b OF passage aj to present the following delegates from each of the | #nd the volume of business was light. heart, Miduaue Boned, sped Soyears a native ot osindbdomel: seal clubs represented in the body:— New York Central closed 3¢ higher than at the same Limerick, Ireland. FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. Atatanea Boat Clu.—David Banks, Jt., Russel | time yesterday, Erie 1, Reading % and Rock Island | |The relatives and friends of the family: algo the | fo oqcynard seamshipe Wednesday, April 99 Withers, M. D., W. C. Mainland, %, while Michigan Southern was 3 lower and Quick- | "GT. A H Society, are requeed ate ee « Wretnonday, ay yabenee Hoat Club.—theo, M. Tuthill, H. 8. Mag- | siiver x, Government securities were strong at an | funeral from his late reskience. 13 New Chamber Wedneadsy, May 30 @ulick Boat Club.—T. Shea, W. H. Spear, E. Bar- | advance of %. At the open board at one o'clock the | Sireet, this (Sunday) at two o'clock. old. 30 . ii Ai B15 market was strong, and New York Central advanced Y) Cae Cook.—On Satur day Spell }, MarHew Cook, aged Waverly Boat Ctub.—G. W. Fortmeyer, J. R. Bauer, to 125% and Erle to 714. At the second regular Gays, 66 years, 3 months ‘he relatives and friends of the family are invited . . : eG oie Bot CD.—A. 0. Hashagen, Wa. Max-| Yourd Rew York Cental advanced to 130, but the | tend th onral om hs, ae Fees, no tata rn, tin, J. C. O’Nell. aggregate of transactions was small. New York Monday, at twelve o'clock noon, rape oe Mutual Boat Club.—A. G. Graves, Jr., W. Foland, | Gentrail closed 1% higher than at the first regular ‘TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUE! yw} Ss Ireland.—The Inman oie ani the Ua ad ine, w Slates and Britiah ments Geapatching thetr steamers CIry OF BALTIN Gite OF Conk.” CITY OF ANTWERP Devirr.—aAt 157 Degraw street, Brooklyn, on Fri- day, i 24, RoBeRT F, Devitt, in the year of Friends and relatives are lly invited to Gootes (Cunntel pane we ie ten o'clock. juebec (Ci lease copy. Dwyrr.—On Friday, ApH “, ‘ure eeaaen Dwyrr, Inder contract J. Greer. ri ton. Wallis, 3 hn F, | board, Erie %, Reading % and Ohio and Mississippi for carrying the mails, intend me Matthew Gilbert, 3s, While Canton was 3 lower. There was no after- H..G. ‘cae Cub—J. G. P. Holden, J. E. Millard, | noon call of government securities, but the market Vesper Boat Ctub.—R. C. Filiott, Thomas Franklin, | for them was very firm on the street. At the open Nn. Thomas Fearon. board at half-past three a steady feeling prevailed, 60 years. Boy sree sean rnd + tamtiton Wale Oe eee and New York Central sold at 125% a 126%; Erie, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- a ot ——] Cry: nap ging Bet R. ©, Elilott, to whom was referred ‘the resolution | 71%; Reading, 90% 9.90%; Michigan Southern, 807% | fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late resl- | F- M- from pier 45 Nort dence,451 West Thirty-third strect,this (Sanday) after- noon, at one o'clock. passed at the previous mecting empowering them to | a 90; Rock Island, 94% @ 9434; Northwestern pre- Fovine the constitution and bylaws of the ferred, 74%; Cleveland and Toledo, 104% @ 104%; | Montreal papers piease copy. tion, reported the result of thelr labors, which, with | foraea TA; Claveland ame A We $5) During | _Fisupincss Members of kek Ko, 9, LO ~ one or two ex 8 of NO material prouiinence, Pact * . of 0. F., are notified to meet at Fellows’ Hall, | 70 Paris. ‘ To Pari were unanimously adopted, with thanks to com- | the remainder of the afternoon the general market | porick ‘hoo! ’ | | Passage by the Monday Firat Cabin, §90, gold; mittee for the zeal evinced by them in tle matter. " ‘After an interchange of suggestions ing the | Was quiet and steady, while New York Cén. annual review of the association, agreeable to Article | tral was strong, and at the close at six X. of the constitution, which says, ‘There shall be at | o'clock the quotations were as follows:— least one general review and one regatta of the asso- | wew York Central, 127 @ 1274; Erie, 114 a Tk; in, this (Sunday) noon, at tweive o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother WILLIAM FIELDING. By of J. W. HYER, N. G. FLeMMInc.—On Friday, April 24, ISABRLLA FLEM- MING, beloved wife of Tavhed Fle aged 52. ‘Meamers, a ble in currency. fate of sate from New ore to Halltax—First Cabin 0, Steerny rable in gold. WPumensets isd forwarded'vo Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, &c., at moderate rates. Sleernge Passage from Liverpoot oF Queenstown, #40, cur. c tami 5: ach year, at such ti jace as tna’ 2 ency. kets be bought here by persona sendi SSigenmnasea ty tad Gonrd or Mislenniee eit casey | Hudson River, 186% a 190; Reading, 90% a 90%; | _ The relatives and friends of the family ure invited thei rin Bom cole Riess or Furi cided this important event should take place on | Michigan Southern, 893¢ a 90; Rock Island, 94); a to attend the funeral, from her mee, No. 61 20. The occasion will be replete atone o’ h inf tion ly at the Cor "a of First street, this (Sunday) afternoo clock. a hh has “Ton DAL Agee @. D. Agen Wednesday, May 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 813 a 82; Cleve- | FLYNN.—In Havana, on Thursday, April 9, Broadway, New York, with pleasure not only to the members of the cl. | 9 94745 Cleve bey laburg, 8156 3 oot geen fay, April = a : ing clubs, but tothe thousands of enthanastic | land and Toledo, 104% a 105; Northwestern pre- TEND OC, PURI, MOLY, Of: Hew Kew, aged 26 INE TO FRANCE, lovers of rowing in the metropolis and vicinity, a8 | ferred, 74% 75; Toledo and Wabash, 51% a 525; The faneral will take place from the residence of eam The General Transatlantic Com mail steamsh tween Rew Tort and Havre, calling th Breet une: gent Wil sal (rom pler No. @ North river os tole tigent 1 pa PEREIRE, my Saturday, May ke also to the hundreds of ladies that aunually lend : their presence to boating events of this character, | Paclile Mail, 93% a 94; Ohio and Mississippl, 31% a Although the statement is not offiicial, it is fair to } 314g; Canton Company, 4834 a 49; Quicksilver, 265, a presume that the following number of boats will be 27; Western Union Telegraph, 37 a 87)4; Fort Wayue, his brother, Cornelius Flynn, No, 13 broadway, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’clock. The reiatives aid Iriends of the deceased and brother are respectfully invited to attend. R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. THE CROMWELL LINE. ‘Steamships of this line will leave pier No. 9 North river as follows :— Freight taken for St. Lot i Passage the ns or TM RDU WELL £ CO, 86 Wont street I RECT. RCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, first class Com the first GEN TEAL GRANT. Capt CRESCENT CITY, Cay DE, Capialte AW. UNITED STATES, Captain G. L. Nortor UNITED STATES, May’! at 8 o'clock P. a, received at through rates for St. Loule, Mobile and Saturday, May 9. TRS meme from pler 1g North river, P.M. The favorite aidewheel steainsht SAN JACINTO, ‘au SAN BALVADOR, Ralirond will be Ree ery from pier 12 North rit ‘The CRESCE! For freight or apply to OR SAVANNA! A... Fe" ea jote in connection with Frida steamers. ss mais L470 R, GARRISO! SAVANNAH, GA.,’ FOF SAVANNAH ck THURSDAY, ipa SERIA Rei Sarte it eng, from pier 38 giving through Peper freight or Steamanip HUNTSVILLE, Steamship Monsg) MERY. Through Georgia Apply to FOR SAVANNA, Every Saturday P.M. SAN SALVADO! BA) Th Rall F A. EMPIRE LINE, pler 18, North river, punctually at sidewhee! steamsh| in Nickerson, Baturdny, May 2. rough tickets’ to all pointe i connectiva with Central OF Freight OF Pasnage APPIN wn GARRISON, Agent. No. 5 Bowling Green, New Ye «- Bat Galveston eCtarough lew York. to , FOX & CO., 88 Liberty street. OR SAVANNAH, GA., EVERY 8A’ Y. F H, GA. RYERY SATURDA\ Saturday May9 ~Saturday, May 2 Worth river. the Central Raflroad of oth nt, 9G West street. ag Og the ica - Galeaienn tees 102% a 103, ‘ wo; Gul iy ree; ave G 0; juni two; we Mutual, two; Hudson, three; Palisade, one. ‘Pleas: Mining shares were dull, and at the first board ere ene at eles m5 ro ok aaa Graber, ing exercises, not yet to be divulged, will be part of | Burrough’s Gold sold at 10c.; Rocky Mountain, 17c.; | terred tm Greenwood Cemetery on Thursday, The Test i earner view. and of such | Onartz Util, $1 10; Empire, N. C., $3; Gunnel! Gold, | April 23. 1 76c.; United States (Petroleum), $1 75. HamiLtox.—On Saturday, April 26, Joun Hast. casion, Fully pleased with the results of the annual meet- | ‘The foreign exchange market was quiet but steady | TOX:,“ldest son of Owen and Mary Haimilton, aged 19 years and 7 months. ao ae ec ind That te eepeepatated, more | at the following rates:—Bankers’ bills on England at | The funeral wilit take place on Monday att e mind that “to improve, a a e fol ing rates:- ers’ on Engl: . londay afternoon, poet Sore the healthful exere of rowing, and sixty days, 109% ® 110; at three days, 11014; com- poten, Peet one oreo, From No. Ac} Righteentt to cultivate friendly intercourse among the members | mercial bills, 109 a 100%. relat! ly are RE! ene iis De PARE Borperme pateraay, May 18 Ui ia} SE LAURENT, Bosande, Aattrday, June 18, Price of Jn gold (Inetuding wine) or Ha re “ ii second es #85, Inding raflway rm ‘ : ed he righete, Yorn 4 on board, eae steamers do not entry steerage passengers Medical allendanes free of oharge. American travellers 4 or returning from the conti- GRUBER.—On Tuesday, April 21, after a long and ctfully invited to attend, nent of Ei by tak steamere line avoid of the various rowing clubs,” is among the plea- ‘The dail; AWLEY.—B} A. W. both transit by English railways and the ‘orta of crosa- As ly range of the gold market during the 'Y.—ELtaA A. W. HAWLEY, infant daughter | {17 tne Channel, besiden santest duties of life. hi week is thusshown:—, of Charies B, and Laura A. Hawley. ing ‘GEORGE Area eh ie, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited the residen if gas; | t attend the faneral, from 4 : y » BN » BURIMNG OF THE STEAMBOAT RED JACKET. las | uncle, Wm. H. Rossel, No. 27 Willoughby iter, ~ ps "Yared election we weiaie rates, “Give a to all From the Evening Telegram, April 26.) 130% ge) ed [ata afternoon, at three o'clock. on farorie passenger steamers the Anchor Line sail pointe oth as fa connection with the Sou At ut ten minutes before twelve o'clock jast 130% | an Sat oon nie phe morning, April 26, after a ~ Ao , Passengers for Liverpool, Glasgow and | [iroiinn Railroad and with ny Florida ports night a fire broke out on board the steamboat Ked 130% or! rs) Dn: \ p aeee WILLIAM HANCE, aged 26 iG Hedderwick... HENRY R. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 26 Broad: Jucket, giana fee ny Eatnoad Company 138% raat, Srelana. Parish of Lusmaugh, Kings | pyr RD KINGDOM a aa eee Owners Of THe vewel. ‘The fre was frst noticed | Console and American securities were quoted tius | “Tie felativen dnd friends are tespecttuily invited to | SovaMeRt ASE” : Baile TRAVELLERS? GUIDE. on thie woodwork about the pour, aud | in London to-day and on the previous dates men- a = Lys go ou Monday afternoon, at two peaea From jer 20 North Fiver, at 13 o'clock noon, OR ALBANY AND TROY—FARE #1 Sy, AND FEO. althou the ‘ or _- “heat wag ek ven the | tioned:— aot ia Lis late residence, No, 418 Bast Tenth Gabino tse, P'Sicame aber, aehces om, accora. | at EY? ati pote Wert ane eee ° GSEMrtnans “arrived. GO. EO Seber whee eae oes SO a taks gAP wa | , HESSION.—On Saturday, April 25, after a tong and | IMEMSloeation. te : # ent, of Spring street) daily at6 F. M. Wi te ime of the breaking ont ‘of he ames was Sree tiek OR Whee oa tos, | tedious iliness, LUKE MaSsion, in the Sist year of bis | Tmermeatate pele OF Dare, BO tae es, 600. eee Sees: = lying at her wharf at Bliss thport, under the usual | jyjinols Contral.. 034 a— 934g a — ivew .. Selations and. frionte ot dive tomes ard rele aeeee tenes om these a. sidtledain, hate H® IN RIVER AND HARL! eng rnin ng tr gre ata ine un | "scan ote meok ete Conte moan | Mloatardenateana ne ena, een: | "aH gare ane tam | sutempted totoy the Durning steamer into the stream, | _ Te transactions for the week at the Custom House } tenet, 1b4 street, on Monday afternoon, at | ¢ Rowling dreen, Now Yori” vine companys Ome% NOx | road, Feit ue ‘This attempt failed, however, and attention was then | and Sub-Treasary tn this bayer 48 follows:— oe clock, HENDERSON BROTHERS, ‘ mite, at {t A. M- and & turned to keeping the fames within bounds, and Custom House Treasury.—— lOLLOWAY.—On Friday, if mM, Joun C. How To fer ne te ation passengers will ‘come direct to e via ‘Hudson River fairs coud teeguuen of ine Sree thc | Ape w..u.< ana SAUIROHT — gewmtae | Vita" annenones anoatsapn.® Roweren: pg | Beceeeertneeplaysetaw cmplyrenie OT | an oa at ine gallantly and did their utmost, though without suc- | April 21...... 92 428, 732 803,750 | spectfull to attend the funeral, at the resi- | NATIONAL WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President, at The stea VIROINEA qwill leave Saturday, May 2, #12 o'clock M-, from pier 47 North river, Passage to Liv OF Queenstown —Cabin, $100; steerage, dence of his Henry B. Kelsey, 224 East Thirty- cess, to save the boat, which was final 1 | April 22, ‘uncle, ; rien hanes Pr eighth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'cloc! 852,554 1,881,834 sunk after all the upper works had been burned | April 23. 1,998,606 2,240,369 away and the hull nadly damaged, April 24. 503,903, 1,468,613 CKEN.—On Saturday morning, April 25, after a $20 currency. St from Li | Or Queen: During the promress ofthe Ate the firemen boarded | April 28. 1,802,674 1/868(618 | short but severe ilineass, HENRY YouN, eldest xn of | Rown sutreney. rate Death the vessel and were diligent in their efforts to combat —— - Andrew Catharine Icken, aged 3 years and J Apply ai the 96 of the company, bY wes = the advancing flames. One young man, a member Totals ....... $2,266,590 $8,502,049 $10,596,008 bes - : aa Rn da J ridgi of Hose Company No. 2, of Elizabethport, named J. | Bal. in Sub-Treas'y morning of April 20. . ¢104,764,879 ae bre Telatives are respectfully invited to ASSAGE BY STEA: TO AND FROM Oe. ; ‘A. Taxus, was struck on the head ant | killed by te attend eral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two ‘and Queensiown pak! ae smokestack of I taraing vessel, Th PR aT ag Tine gh oh. “ ssiigmees i ply York we ig J our janerme Also from Li p} éad London, unfortunate man was very well known in Elizabeth- uct ments during e| 's.—On Friday, April 24, THOMAS F. iN! at pac! port, boing Sweats rad respected citizen ot nat ine haterd Cf ~ ne rhe and abel = ones, m wegen rf all parts of Great iia and Ireinnd at Jace, vessel Will prove nn entire’) very littie | Balance on ‘urday evening. ves lends of the family, also those PROOTT treet, Broad | Shad; of her timbers having escaped the raging Asics. TNCP@ARE. 6... cee cece ene Of his son-in-law, Dr, James B, Van Kleeck, wre re- wulWer ven —— ee indidg at RK CHARLESTON, BEAUFORT, AN Fo Rip: pours. VERY FRIDAY. E PEOPLE'S MAIL STEAMSHIP CO! Mo} Vail on zB. Hekets and bi tion with South Carol: cou as low am at WHER aut TNorth Vier, ab 5 jagued to all inte P Freight HILTON HEAD MPANY. other line, WAND, Agents, 19 Broadway. FLORIDA PORTS, Steamship Company's first Wood, t, Thursday OR CHARLI clase aide DI T. J. Java nih P. Meat Ing trom pier No. ____EXOURSIONS. VER.—PLEASANT AND CHEAP BXCUR. steamer Tiger Lily, Ci Bes ofan wish io time table nt office Navigation Company, PpARvem, ae ion the {TEAMER THOMAS BE. Christopher atreet daily at jullock, has ide, Hjgh D. INSLEE, Assistant Superintendent, way. at Agent,