The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1868, Page 10

10) “THE STATE CAPITAL. ~ ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE, The Tax Levies ‘as Finally Passed. Lands and pli 000. Mount Mortis egretagroverseat, 000. $15, New stone ¥ 000, Opening new streeta (ath, TNsth aml AN streets, Police station 000, pelaninane: Comanon Casncl, $90,000. for ta, $40,000. Public construction, $77,000. Public Naants und arinals, $340)” Fical esate on $50,000. 000, 000. ’ yell including Fort Washington de- road, Lasik oiroet, Higlt Bridge rou, &, THE STATE CHARITY BILL, | "Peed 7epuring suse £19500. Triumph of the Anti-Fenton Republicans. The Governor’s Appointments Un- confirmed. ALBANY, May 6, 1868, ‘The New York Legistature of 1868 is among the Chings that were. At half-past two o’clock this after- oon the ninety-first session thereof closed its labors. ‘The House was the first to complete its work, and having disposed of the bills on file by half-past one | oometer, clock held a mock session, which was characterized by the usual Jevity aud fun, Oneof the wittiest parts }) Legisiat nel ding additional com- epartim c c pensation 10 icPayers of Board of Aldermen and in creasing their salaries and the clerks’, $133,800, Ditto, Mayor’s Oftice, $38,500, Department of Finance, $230,000. ‘The Comptroller may from time to time appoint clerks a3 he needs, ‘Street Department, salaries, $137,198, ‘roton Aqueduct tment, salaries, $100,892. Law Department, safaries, $42,800, Board of Assessors, $19,000. Board of Kevision and Correction of Assessmenta, 000. bares Courts, salaries, $191,022 24. Stationery and blank books, $40,000, Sewers, repairing and cleaning, $104,000. Street improvements, $10,000, Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delin- quents, $8,000, Cleaning public offices, $90,000. Water pipes and laying, $448,470. Wells and pumps, $5,000, Wharves and pi 000. Interest on revenue bonds, $200,000. Soldiers’ Burying Ground in Calvary 000, cone jon of monuments to soldiers in Green- Wood, $3,600, Sui xpenses and examination of wharves, rvey’¢: ‘of the proceedings was the offering of a resolution 8& } piers and ilps, and preparation of taps, $25,000, trical of the city tax levy, proposing to insert among the items thereof an appropriation “to Patrick Mul- dvon for boding tie suadow of the Mayur of New York on a dark night the sum of $40,000.” ‘The reports of Lue conference committees on the two tax levies were submitted during the forenoen aud were imuuedi adopted. The donations to scaools were not restored, Toe Senate adjvuraed without a confirmation rt ine” de oy Audit, $10,000. the Governor’s nominations, The “machine” demo- y Counsel crats, with Tweed at ther head, refused to hold an executive session, and those been tampered with and were ex to oe the Fentonite republicans tuek the ‘m at the last moment aud refused to turn traitors, The anti- mites are very jubilant over their victory. ‘Tuer nestility will uow be trans(erred to Ohicago. ‘the democratic Assembly characcerized the last Moments oi tie session by the forced pene of a T.S8viu ion, reported from the Committee on Federal Relauvus, devanciato.y of Concress. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE. ALBANY, May 6, 1868. BIAS PASSED. Anthorizing savings banks.to loan money on county and city bonus. Incorporating the new Amsterdam Savings Bank of New York. Confirming the corperate acts of the Northwestern Dispensary of New York. The reports of the conierence committees on the New York City and County Tax Levy bills were con- curred i. Autiorizing the Concy Island and Brooklyn Rall- Toad Company to Chane its route, ‘Vo facilitate the construcuon of the Newburg and Waikiit Vahey Raiiroad. Appropriatng $250,000 1n ald of the Buffalo and Washington iiailroad. At twelve o'ciock the President announced the hour for executive session. Mr. PoLoBR moved a revess for thirty minutes, wh. ch was carried by 20 to 9, and thugthe execuuve wession lel, At half past two o’clock the President declared the Senate adjourned sine die, ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, May 6, 1868, BILLS PASSED, ‘To amend the Code of Procedure, ‘To amend the Utica city charter. For the reilef of Coney Island and Brookiyn Com- pany. To incorporate the People’s Mutual Warehousing amd Security Company of New York. The conference committees on the New York County and City Tax Levies reported a basis of agreement between the two houses, which was eon- ‘curred in, ‘Mr. JONES called up the resolution providing for the appointunent of @ select committee of three, ‘with power, to send for persons and papers, to exam- Ane into the affairs of the State Prisons. Ado} . The conference committee on the State Charity bill reported that they had agreed, and the report ‘was adopted. Battery improvement, $60,000; and for Mra. Kennedy, widow of Colonel Renney, who raised and equipped the Tammany regiment, $525. Commissioners of Public Charities and Correc- r granted the poor during the water, 75,000; and $120,000 for the Inebriate Asylum. by the laws of 1864. iN fees defending suits before the Board of fees in action brought by John J. Bradley democrats who hud | to obtain possession of the oitice of President of Croton Aqueduct Board, $3,000. ‘So.James H. Coleman'and Ira Shafer for legal ser- vices in supporting Joun O'Brian, H.C. Perey and others in their clains to the oifice of Councilman, Board of Audit for expenses in advertising, itting up rooms, $2,500. Clerk hire and stenographer, $2,500. Printing books, &c., $1,000, In 1867. ‘In 186s, for increased clerk hire and stenographer, $3,750; printing, &c., $1,000. For sataries of meinbers for 1867, $3,100, Ditto, for 1868, $6,000, or at the rate of $10 per day. ‘The said Board to cease September 1, 1468, To Messrs. Kiersted for amount erroneously col- lected for assessment in opening Central Park, $1,908. To reimourse tue City Treasury tor amount ad- vanced trom ‘Trust fund on old contracts $5,000, bor the erection of a bulkhead on East river, be- tween Sixteenth and Sevenveenth streets, $50,000. For grading part of Eighth avenue in accordance with laws of 1007, chapter 580, $10,000, For new station house in Leonard street, the premises purchased for the Fifth precinct, and $10,000 to complete said purchase, Board of Metropolitan Police, to build on lots 19 and 21 Leonard street, for lodging indigent pesons, $60, »oard of Metropolitan Police, a new house in the Eleventh precinct, $50,000, Board of Metropolitan Police, for building a new house in Fourtecnth precinct, 350,000, Board of Metropolitan Police, for building a new house in Twenty-ninth precinct, $75,! For paying tie assessments charged to Mayor, Al- dermen, &c., for widening and extending Church and tnany ovher streets, and for laying out the new Boulevard, $1,000,000, and may issue bonds to run tiveen years at seven per ceni. For the islind Mechamics’ Association, $6,000. Por the New York Female Assistance Society, $5,000. House of Good Shepherd, $26,000, Roads and avenues sprinkling, $14,000, Salary tor each Comumssionuer of fuplic Charities and Correction, $2,500. For counsei fees in action of Attorney @eneral to determine ciaimants.to ouice of Councilmen, 910,000, to Waldo Hutchins and John K. Porter. ‘To Wm, W. Burnaau, for services an sales of real estate, $1,000, York Leader, due on advertising, To New $11,209 46, ‘ro New York World for ditto, $15,131 44. To New York Cummercial Advertiser, $17,350 50, ‘To Tribune, $8,760. ‘To New York Dispatch, $9,790 04. To New York Citizens $4,886. To Messrs. Edge, for display of fireworks on July 4, 1866, $11,283 33. To Mount Sinai Hospital permission to lease lots north of Sixty-sixth street. Thesum of $24,000 to police justices for holding court on Sundays, For paving iompkins square with Fisk concrete, $60,000, The usual committees were appointed to wait upon | The County Tax Levy as it Passed Both ‘the Governor and Senate. Mr. J..L. F » from the Committee on Federal Relations, made @ report on the condition of the eountry, conclud! with the following resolutions, Which were adop' Resolved, That the aggreasione of Congress npon the rights Houses May 6, 1868. For advertising for Board of Supervisors, $30,000. Care and maintenance of Harlew Bridge, ee Contingencies, Vomptroiler’s office, $10,000, Coroners 500. County conti of the St id the tions of pate branches of ingencies, Yen the covernment indicate ‘a wettied purpose to set aside the | Disbursements and fees of county offices, $72,000, eon ution and to destroy the liberties of the taicing! Election expenses, $90,0v0. Xesolved, That the Independence of the judiciary iaessen- | Lighting and cleaning and supplies for county fal to the thtesnty of the constitution and the of the | omices, $00,000. gftienn, ant bat we protest aganat any act of in- | “ecombis Dam bridge, $2,400. Kenolved, That the evidence elicited on the trial of Presi- dent Jobuson vetore the Court of Impeachment has Ushed the fanocence of that high functionaryggand that hts conviction would be regarded Ly the people as the false judg- Meat of a paruisan court, and an a. crime ugainst the tore and belog of @ republican government. ‘The hour for final adjournment having arrived, the Speaker auuounced the Asseinby adjourned sine die. CiTY AND COUNTY TAX LEVIES, ‘The Bills as Finally Adopted by Both Houses. ‘The following is a correct transcript of the Ui. y Tax Printing for legislative department, $40,000, Printing for executive department and the judi- Nepaire to county buildings, $40,000, ¢ Rents, $12,600. “ Stationery and law books, $40,000. Stationery, &c., for Sechiehicaes of Taxes and ments, $14,500, Support of prisoners in county jail, $14,900, Salaries legislative department, $8,300, Sularies executive department, $207,700. Salaries judiciary department, $540,388. PL ad of Tax Commissioners and their clerke, 069 6. Kepairing and preserving records in the County Levy as finally adopted by both houses yesterday | Clerk's office, $20,000. morning. It directs the Mayor and Comptroller of the city to Tax and assessment 000. Safes and atting w seat Series $4,300, Salary of County ‘1 rer to be one-half of one select four duily and three weekly newspapers pub- | per ceul on ail moneys received and the sane on ail Need in ine city of New York wherein the proceed- J Paid out, not to exceed $10,000. Ags of the Common Council shall be published :— For advertising for the Common Council, $90,000. Aqueduct rep: and improvements, $90,000, Atverations of aqueduct, $10,000, Charges ov ars Of assessment, $7,500. Ci og under contract, the sum of «60, and the sum of $6,196 for contingent ex- peuses of tue commission, Cleaning markets, $: City contin,cnc.es, $650,000, 3. O'Donuell, tor excess of ing rs’ fees de- ducted from coutract for erecting iron railing arvund Fourth avenne parks —. ov for carriage h re by Councilman Cregier Wtending to his official dultes, Also 51.0.0 for Powell's equesirian portrait of Gen- eral MeO) Jan. Also $1,500 F. B, Carpenter fer portrait of Myron HM. Clark. CITY PISPENSARIPS (TWELPR OF THRM) $1,000 EACH. Eclectic Medical Dispensary on Twenty-sixth etcvet, 21,009. Homeopathic dist wary On Thirty-fourth street, Homeopathic dispensary on Twentieth street, ‘To A. Oakey Hall for claims.of counsel fees render- ed Boards of Coronera and Police Justices for six ears ending with 1867, $12,000, and to.0, L. Stewart for assistant attorney, $5,500. Herealier tne salary of the attorney shall be $15,000, and from and ‘after Januury 1, 1868, there shall be but three Assistant Disirict Attorneys, who suall rece.ve $5,000 salary. For such amount as Charles O’Conor, H. E. Davis avd 8. J, 'iilden may decide due N. J. Waterbury for services done a8 Assistant District Attorney. For board of Audit, $3,000, For fitting up rooms, $5,500, For stenographer and clerk hire, $2,500. Printing, &¢., $1,000—all above in 1867, aud similar caret ae at as are included in the city tax levy for use of Board. For the payment of the claims of Elizabeth M. Auld, $1,500, for services rendered by her late hus- band in the Mayor's oftice. Claim of John B. McKean for compiling Supreme Court calendar, a. C. Lockwood & Co., for articles furmished court and county officers, $28,000, Completion of new Court House, $900,000. Compleuon of Harlem Bridge, $43,201 96. 000. ceraclionn Momeapathic 4 apensary on Eleventh street, $1,000, The Cole TrialThe Jury Still Undecided. Medical College ior Woinen, $1,000, joitman Dispensary, $1,000. jomeopatunc dispensary, ‘Tompkins square, $1,000, nsafe Buildin, Depart nt, $10,000, and $6,000 for employs provided by the law of 1508. CONTINGENCIES. Mayor's office, $9,000. Legislative department, $5,000. Compirotier's ofice, $20,000. Law department, $35,151 26, and for rent of offices On Nassuu street. dSurcet department, $15,000, Croton educt Board, $10,000, For de scy in Central Park fund last year, $7,074 nd the Board of tue Central Park inde a further sam, not exceeding rhment and maintenance of the aathorized to tr $50,000, for the Park. DEPICTENGES. Croton Acqueduct Department, $1,000. DONATIONS, To St. Vincent's Hospital on Eleventh street, $3,000, Nursery and « \ild’s Mospital, $3,000, School of St. Joseph, tn Leroy street, $3,000. Ladies’ Union Ai Society, $5,000. For the Howe of the Friendiess in Twenty-ninth street, $10,000, Bt. Lawrence's parochial school, $5,000, For the Colored jioiwe on Sixty-third street, $2,500. Larties’ Union Keljef Association, $10,000, Lying-in Asylum in Marion etre 10. 4,0 Medical College and Hospiial for Women and | From Buffalo to’ Children, $5,000. ‘Bt. Josepti’s Orphan As 000, St. Theresa’s church in Ruwers sirect, $5,000, For Five Points Mission, $5,000. House of Mercy, $6,000. School of St. Dominick in Second stree Protestant Reformed Dutch Indust. Thirty-fourth street, $5,000. Samaritan Home for the Aged, $2,000. Sesors of Mercy Industrial Home, an big hty-firet «treet, Jor destitute children of soldiers, $25, How of Sisters of St. Francia, $5,000. songon8 3 peeieet expenses (lor arrearages 1866 and 1567, 97,600), $35,90". [ronan Gelinguencles, $1,000. aise aver iron ing eorner pne, ‘rhurty-tts, Thinty-tourthy Tharty-tuird and Thirty-second atreeta, $9,000, FI ta and itérert, $210,047 58, Loupe and gas, $94! 5,000, Bchool, ALBANY, May 6, 1858. The jury in the Cole-Hiscock case not having agreed atone P.M. Judge Ingraham sent for them.and stated tuat he should have instructed them that the criine of killing without @ premeditated design with a dangerous weapon in the heat of passion is man- slaughter in the third degree, that if they be- Neve such to be the facts in. this case they might the prisoner of that offence, rer’s counsel excepted against on the ground that this was mot put in the defence at all At six o'clock P Judge Ingraham, having ascer- ved that the jury had not then ee stated that vould wait for the verdict until eleven o'clock . M., and if not then received would be in court for thal purpose at eight o'clock to-merrow morning. THE NEW YORK CANALS. Troy, May 6, 1868. On the opeuing of the canals of the State nearly one hundred boats took out Bastern clearances on the first day. These boats took from Buffalo, en route for tide water and New York, 92,399 bushels of wheat, 426,149 bushels of corn and 106,130 bushels of oats; the amount of toll reeeived for which was $35,084 5% ) anda the canal 1s in st condition. The total amount of grain stored in. Buf- falo on the eveniig of the 4th inst, was 636.300. bust els, of which 72,000 bushels were wheat, 490,000 of corn, 60,000 of onts and 4,300 of barle LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE, ARREST OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.— Yesterday morning quite a furor was created at the depot of the Long Island Railroad Company at Jamaica, When Isaac D, Barton was taken into custody by Sheri Duriand, wa a Warrant iséued Justice Tappen, of the Supreme Court, for alleged aduitery’ with the wite of Francis Kowing, of White Plains, Westchester county. Mr. Kowing sues to recover the aum of $5,000, and Mr, Barton was required to give bonds in the sum of $3,000 LE ged He had some dimeuity in necessary surcti analy sh Wet pt lberyy. i“ DME NEW YORK..HERALD, THURSDAY, EUROPE. The English Agitation Against the Church. Disraeli’s Position and Politi- eal Policy. French Opinion of the American Impeachment. The French mail steamship Ville de Paris, Captain Duchesne, from Brest April 25, arrived at this port at am early hour yesterday morning, bringing a mail report in detail of our cable despatches dated to the day of sailing—as late as the advices on board the Cunard steamship from Liverpool the same day. ENGLAND. Disracli’s Position as Premier aud Politician= The Defence ef the Church an Ontclal Necesnity=“Kducating”® the Tories—Fecling Towards the Irish Clergy—Telegraphs aud Railrouds—The Army Commission System— Curiosities of the Law=—More Pay for the Prince=The Bourbons=The Princess of ‘Walew’ Present te Ireland, ‘Lonvon, April 22, 1868. Parliament has reassembled after the Easter re- cess, but, contrary to general expectation, nothing has been said by Disraeli as to the course to be pur- sued by the government in consequence of the oppo- sition majority upon the Irish Church resolutions. 1 believe that Disraelt is quite wrong in opposing the reform proposed, and really, if his private convic- tlons could be known, itis more than probable that the Premier would say the same thing. But, as the #remier, he is bound to stand by the union of Church and State, and this fact should not be forgotten in forming an opinion as to the course he has seen fitto pursue. The Premier cannot diminish the preroga- tives and patronage of the Crown; the Premier's duty, ex aficto, is to create and not to destroy; the Premier mast defend the status which he finds when he takes office, More than this, Disraeli 1s a politician, and he now has no choice but to stick to the conservative party— to educate them, but not to desert them. Suppose for a moment that he openly professed those liberal principles which itis almost certain that he privately entertains, where then would he go? Tle conserva- tive party would at once repudiate him, At present they acknowledge his rule uone too willingly, and under the lead of Lord Carnarvon, the Marquis of Salisbury and General Peel they would speedily cast him out if he gave them the opportunity. Would the liberal party receive him if that event should occur? Yes, but not as a leader, He would be wel- come as a convert, as a reeruit, as a deserter; but not as a chieftain, The liberal party have their Glad- stone and theit Russell, and Disraeli could not sup- plant these men, but would have to take his place in the ranks. As a politician, then, I say that he is right in his present policy; but as a statesman, that 1s another matter, Daring the recess considerable electioneering upon the Irish Church question has disturbed the country. One liberal meeting was held in London, with Earl Russell to preside; and a conservative meeting, not so large, was lield as an offset. But in the rural dis- tricts the conservative meetings have been decidedly in the majority. Still, there is not that popular ex- citement which so great aniasue might be expected to provoke. ‘The tact is that public sentiment is ripe for a dissolution of copartnersnip not only between the btate and the Church of Ireland, but between tue State and Church of England. ‘This feeling was evident during the debate upon the introduction of Mr. Gladstone’s resolutions and it is evident among the masses of the people. Disracli may gain his present objects; he may hold office for some time longer; but that the abolition of the Irish Church is a certainty, and that the abolition of the English Church as a government institution will logically foliow, few sensible men now pretend todeny. The world moves and England with it. You know that a bill has been introduced into Par- lament to make the telegraph a government institu- Sirians ta tania eae ecg are fighting the y pamp! personal per- suasions, but it is said that a majority is pledges to pass ee During, my! Cn greys i : rede England owes her telegraph systein e foresigt energy and liberality of Mr. Ricardo has been. elelteds, bot Mr. Ricardo ia now in favor of the government bill, and all Cae ceeaghin betes joined him 'S passage. 1c tue press reeeived by contract with the panies. Leading journais are ask whether government will undertake to procure forward such news, whether government could do such work well and im and as cheaply as the present scl ma whe only charge mny a line for long reports. If this diiculty can be over- come the bill will be passed, and then took out for a raid ratiroads. All the arguments which apply to the telégraph apply with equal torce to the roads, and these, too, will be made a government monopoly von wy ah has just opened a dreadful crasade ickens’ paper a upon English army officers, who think themselves the pride of the earth and the gems of manhood. From authentic cases the wrier proves that army oflicers have accused each other or have been gullty of every crime known to the law, the meanest being the most frequent. With an unrelenting hand the records of courts martial are overhauled scandals brought again to light, The worst that several recent cases prove the writer's conclu- sions to be correct. ye officers have just been ac- cused of Opening each others’ letters, of conspiring to tease tueir comrades out of tue regiment, of ;cor- Tuption in regard to purchasing and #0 on ad nausecm. Of course the object of the present crusade 18 to abolish the purchase arses, souner or later it is sure to succeed. Thus will be accomplished another osth almost as im- portant to England as the Suffrage bill or the dises- tablishment of the Church, The ieaven of republican insiitations is working everywhere, and day by day ere draws vearer the mode: of free America. Pall MaU Gazette has come out in favor ofa and more extended executive government and a more linuited and specific parliamentary gov- ernment. ‘This is a very bold movement for an i lish journal, and another advance towards the Al b can system, under which nine-tenths of the ever Which Parliament now rushes headlong is much ~— satisiactorily transacted by departments and ureaan, Law cases demand a moment's netice. ‘The cable has already informed you that the trial of the Fenian risoners accused ‘of blowing up Clerkenwell jail has commenced. Their defence has not yet been developed; but the arrest of two men, armed with Greck fre, who were dis- covered hovering about Buckingham Palace last night, will not help the poor creatures $0 cacape $6 aliows. This arrest is said te be very impor i but itds just as likely to turn out a hodx. Another case is a new attempt to harass ex-dovernar Ey who is now charged with false imprisenment and matadministraden, the charges of inurder having been thrown out of court. The fanatics, headed by Mr. J. Stuart Mill, who are porsecuting Mr. Kyre onght to be tried and imprisoned for barratry. itis quite time the ex-dovernor assumed the olfen- sive ayainst them, and I learn that such @.course is in contemplation. Fina'ly, let me call your attention to a curious case of identification. A man was dis- covered: murdered in a cupboard of am ae house at Hackney Wick. Already three families claim tne body. Mr. Heasman swears that it is the corpse of his brother, an escaped lunatic; Mrs, Banks swears that it 18 the corpse of Ner husband, who had her; another lady swears (hat it i& the corpse cousin, a clerk. What are the anthorities to do? ‘The visit of the Prince of Wales to Ireland has been 80 great a success that his friends have seized the opportunity lo ask that hts income of £50,000 a year suouid be increased to £100,000, Many hberal mem- bers will oppose this increase if it be brought before Parliament, because they are unable to understand her what the Prince does with his money or for his money. The spectacie of the United States, with a President who receives less than £5,000 a year, ten- ders it more and more diMeult to convince the English peop! it royalty ought to be so enor- mously overpaid, en has an immense private fortune and *o has the Prince of Wales. Why, under the sun, should they not spend some of their own money? This line of argument may be over balanced by the personal popularity of the Prin- cess of Wales, who is now the idol of the Bng- lish public, but it is not too bh to aay that every pound added to tae income of the royal family is vow given grudgingly und with evident reluetance. Parliament isthe real king of England, and one member of Parliament, Mr. Tom Hughes, has just had the courage to say’ to his constituents that he is a poor man, and that if they dealre to £e- elect they must pay him all the expenses. [t is seml-olicially stated that “two weddings in which members of t rleans family are concerned are arranged to take place this suminer. The Duke de Penthiévre, son of the Prince de Joinville, and brother of the Duchess de Chartres, is bet to the Princess Amelia of Saxe-Coburg. The Duke is at present travelling in Brazil with Duke Philip of Co- rg, but is expected home in May. The other mar- riage is that of the Duke of Alengon to Princess Amelia, daughter of the Duke of Montpensier, The two. weddings will, it is believed, be solemnized at the same and place, One of the princes of the house of Orleans is in treat for the ™ of @ mansion at Kingston”. readkngs of the Princesa Maria of savoy, is chase we adi it jh mot a will toad aemerriags ae sincere, ouy! 4 pa solemnized to-day at Turin, and a full account anes ire of the United States aes Team oeaema February, re you sentus 747 late , i uu e months 1867 you sent 409,301 months of 1865 you have sent wheat, This is amazing pro- shows the rapidity of republican recu- peration. Yesterday, fn the Dublin Park, the Princess of Wales planted a tree, the Wellingtonta gigantea, a native of California, aia 0 The “Dynastic Union? Pampilet—American Impeachment—Imperial Claims in the West Indies. The Gazette de France of April 23 publishes an ar- ticle in answer to those which have lately appeared in Paris under the title of “L’Union Dynastique,” in the Epoque. The writer commences by declaring that the very same views were pot forward in 1850 vy M. Emile de Girardin, with this difference that he had given a different designation to his programme and called it at one time “The Liberal Empire” and at another “The Empire with Liberty;” since then that versatile writer has ceased to support the gov- ernment, devoting his “ides each day” to attacking it sharply. The Paris Sidcte of April 24 replies also’ to the Zpo- que thus:—The “Dynastic Union,” recently invented by M. Duvernois, has given rise to a discussion bee tween the journal in which that gentleman writes and some others. In our humbie A ging arguments on this point are wasted, If there is a deterinination to merge the vartous political shades which divide ublic opinion into two great opposing masses a use- eas work will be wadertaxen, jor the division has been effected naturaily by the force of circumstances, and long since. On the one side are xt all those who claim liberty as an indeseriptible right; on the oliver those who consider that on this subject, a8 on every other occasion, the wisdom and wishes of the government should be de- ferred to, ‘The essential point at present is to replace the country in possession of the imeaus of resuming its induence in the direction of its ewn aifairs, ‘The Paris Monde remarks on the slight interest which the trial of President Johason seers to excite inthe Unitel States, the whole proceedings being “marked by an alinost entire absence of unexpected incident,” The French writer see.us to think that the judges have already made up tueir minds iow to but that tae nambers ure s0 nearly balanced that the flual result cannot be ioreseen. ‘Phe return of the Bank of France for the week ending April 24 shows that the advances on bullion diminished two aud taree quarter lions and on railway and other securities only to tie extent of one million of francs, On the side of the liabilities the notes in circulation decreased tive and a iaif mil- lions. The account current of tue Treasury advanced @ million and a half, whie private accounts had risen more than eleven miiltons of which mineyaud three quarters were in Paris wad the remainucr in the deparments. The Gazete des Ktrangers publishes the following from a letter wil.tea by the Kinpress Bug“nie:—| uo not like all this noise that is made respecting my visit to Amiens, in thai act tiere was neither courage nor merit ; it was only a simple duty arisin; from my postiioa, and which [am very weil piease. to have fuitilied. Do not, then, speak to me any more of hero.sm. T have saved no oue, aad many a poor patieut even must have been greaily incom moded by the preparations made in the wards tor my reception, Let us reserve grund phrases for great acis—ior example, to extol the sublime de- Votedness of the holy women who are not :atisiied with visiting the s'ck durmg an hour, but who tend thei until health is restored or deaih urrives, The Memo, ial Dipiomatique reports:—A letter which we receive from Copenhagen states that the object of the visit of General de Kaasioeif to Paris was to ask the French government whetier its inteu- tion was to use the rigut of option secured to it by treaties respecting the island of saint Croix in the West Indies, M. de Raasiveff, who ior a number of years represented Denmark ut Washington, was the active negotiaior of the cession of Lue island of St. Thomas to the United Staces. ‘The rght of resuming possession of the first named island, reserved to France, prevented tue arrange: ment from beg 80 extensive as the state of the Danish finances rendered — desiraine. ‘vhe Cabinet of Washington was quite disposed to pncliaae. St. Croix as well as the other, but wished irs: to be agsured that it woulu aot ve exposed to a ditference with France. The Dan sh Minisver of War Was tuerefore commissi touay beiore the Cabinet of the Tuileries the desire of the government at Copenhagen to be informed of its in’eutious in the Matter. According to the communication mentioned above, the General carried back with tim tue assur- ance that the French government would c,amine the question with the care it deserved, aud that in a very Short time its determination wouid be coumunicated. The suit brought by the Mont oreacy tawily against the Prince de Taileyrani-Pé:igord, contest- ing his right w bear the title of Duke vi Moatmoren- ey, conferret on him by the Emperor, came before the Court of Cassation, in Paris, on an app. al inst the declaration of incompetency made by tue impe- rial Court of Paris. ‘The court decided tnat a distinc- tion must be made between @ name and a titie; that decrees authorizing changes of the former are open to contest by the parties interested; but that, on the contrary, the conferring of a title is a sove- act, which cannot be opposed before the judi- cial authority. In consequence, considering Uhat the decree of the 14th May, 1864, conferred not (he name of Montmorency, but the title of Duke, which is very different, the court rejected the appeal. . ‘The bill for the definitive re ation of the French lo budget of 1869 gives the foll if fiyures:— nes, Ordinary receipts. + 1,771,000,273, Ordinary expenses. 1,771,913, 501 Excess of expenditure. 913,318 Extraordinary receipis.... 187,633,065 Extraordinary expenses. 238,435,357 Excess of expenditure............ 60,852,202, —Or, in ull, @ deficit on the vear of 51,765,610f. IRELAND. The Reyal Vivit Canvassed as to Resultx— Popularity ef the Princess of Wales—Mili- tary Review in the Park—Viceregal Enter- tainment—A Round of Visite—Education and Art—Toilets of the Princess and Prince. Destin, April 22, 1968, A Dublin audience 1s asserted to be more severe and yet more truthfully critical than any other within the area of Great Britain. No charlatan escapes its censure; seldom genuine merit.is passed by. In the exercise of that generally accorded ability the motives and actions of his Royal High- ness the Prince of Wales are being reviewed here at present. For the first week anxiety to get a sight of the royal pair was the prevailing feeling; the troubles incidental to bad land laws and church property gave place; disputing journals forgot polemics to chronicle their reception at the various places they visited; but now tuat curiosity has been satisfied, the probabilities of beneficial resuits to the country are publicly and generally discussed, The Prince, personally, is regarded as “‘a nice young man,” as thoroughly ignorant of Irish character as the majority of other Englishmen are. But no faith whatever seems to be attached to the bombastic promises of “a new era.” A ten days’ visit te Dub- lin has not won back the confidence estranged ty years of neglect. The reception accorded to their Koyal Highnesses was, on the whole, much warmer than many anticipated; but the sbouts and cheers of enthusiastic loyalists were not suMcent on many occasions to drown the htwses and groans which greeted the Prince. The populace continue to be pleased by the gracious manner of the Princess and the anxiety she has shown to fulfil all envagements made in her behalf, although the fatigue causes much uneasiness to her physicians, who are in daily attendance. This feeling of respect is much in- creased among the Roman Catholics by the marked favor which she has bestowed on his Eminence Car- dinal Callen, Buta few years ago the Ear! of Eglin- ton refused to meet a Cardinal at the Mansion House- Asa mark of the progress of events the Roman Ca- tholic Prelate 18 now Invited to share the viceregal hospitalities and receives recognition from the future Queen of England, ‘The spectacie of a grand military review followed the installation, This being a sight always much apprectated, the occasion was observed as @ gencral holiday, and several thousand persons to witness it, The Prince of Wales, very numerous and brilliant s:ail lines, dressed in his uniform of G Hussars. The Duke of Cambridge w: Field Marshal, Prince ‘Teck in dress of colonel of Austrian ca of the troops were directed by ion loud and hh » picturesque ‘The movements Strathnairn, and iy cheers ran along ’ waved and every demonstration of at- tachment was exhibited by toe soldiers, After the review the fore party were entertained by the Earl of Mayo, Chief Secretary for Treland, ata ddeuner \aid out at bis residence in the Phoenix Park. ‘The table. service was altogether gold and sliver, Opposite their seats was paced a magnificent aiiver plateau, covered with flowers of the most de- Hiclons odors; e' delicacy of the season was col- lected, and on the lawn a number of marquees were erected to accommodate & distinguished circie of quests invited to meet their Royal Highnesses, Probaply no ceremonial of the many in which they have taken part wiit be so weil remembered after their departure as the unveiling and presentation of a statue of one of Ireland's greatest vons—Bdmand Burke, the orator and statesman. It is considered a beantifal work of art and worthy of the position assigned to it in front of Ireland's University. Having caugat the royal party in proximity to the university the Provost and car lows decided to confer the namorts wen) of Doctor of Laws on the » pake of and M ee a eereccntarne as performed anti Ue atadents, and the disti tes ipncribed thelr names on the college roll i To Roston. New York Wilmington. Bi Co, Fox ¥ ac H & Whi c Up Went. MAY, 7, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET, overcrowding the rooms. is, occupied by a visit to Maynooth Col- the.seat of the Duke of Leinster, and in the several of the charitable institutions of to celebrate the installation of his brilliant and successful. im, took place in St. Patrick's the hall was lald with ertusson eloth, stands of rare TO NO. 244 MURRAY STREET, ONE DOOR PROM BROADWAY. THE GREAT EXTENSION IN THE SALE OF THIS HEALTH-GIVING TONIC BEVERAGE HAS MADE IT NECESSARY FOR THE PROPRIETORS TO OCCUPY A LARGER ESTABLISHMENT, MR, LEOPOLD HOFP ‘to c were made. The floor of Pisa iermteg all. Upon the butte, wa ES THIS Oct Wi n was a su CASION TO THANK THE AMERI display of beet gee ‘A brilliant illumination | T4*' = = * wig ‘Was obtained from gilt pendants. The table enrich | PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, ments Were of @ most costly character. Covers were ENCE ANI i for one na ed guests, They entered at mine FOR THE CONFID! AND FOR THE MANY AP. oO ie jonal anthem. ¥ pre ane band pla: : th ge Figs ors wore | PROVALS AND LETTERS OF THANKS BESTOWED UPON HIM,yAND HE HOPES TO ALWAYS MERIT A CONTINUANCE OF PUBLIC FAVOR. New Youu, April 19, 1888, The convincing letters which you publish daily in greas variety from many well known peopie called mny attention io your Malt Extract, aud I tried it. I suffered from generat debility, and especially from los of appetite, in the highest degree. When I took the first bottle I liked its taste very much, as it Ia something I never found before; and now my appetite has returned, and a remarkable strengtheniog of my whole aystera followed its use, Piease, &e, Mra, MARGARET SCHLIMBACH, the uniform of a Lord Lieutenant of a county, with Brisson and ater of the Garter and the badge of St. The Princess of Wales wore'a train of green satin, with bouilions of green tulle spotted with silver, and founces of Brussels lace, bouquets of silver sham rocks, & ol Rey and diamonds and the orders pf Victoria “4 in the Danish order and order of Russ The newly enrolled ht was in the uniform of a fleld |, with the and ribbon of St. Pat- rick and star of the Garter, The knights of St. Patrick all bore the ribbon and badge ¢ order over their military or oMfcial unt- Jorm, and the ladies were attired in magnificent dresses, richly trimmed, and there was @ pertect blaze of diamonds. It being stated that a colossal bnst of W. C. Bryant ‘was to be placed in the Park, New York, the De- troit Adi Bays :—** A colossal bust of the oiner New York editors took place at Delmonico's the other which the Butlalo Axpress responds at wis no * bust ’—thev went the ‘whole fie- ure;’’? which is evident from the fact that all hands | A No. 1. il had to foot the bill. CAPTAIN NA\NE REID'S SHIPPING NEWS Rae pet i Som gab ale f ‘Wie FINGER OF FATE, Almanac for New Faker Day. In THE Sun rises....... 4 52 | Moon rises....eve 767 wae Sun. sets, . 7 02, High water..morn 8 42 TISSELE POP AIO Weather Along the Coast. ORE RRDAT Porte GEORGE MUNRO, Port Hood. — Halifax. aed Portland. 118 WILLIAM ST..EET. Y MEDICAL WONDER—HYAIT’S LIFE BALSAM. ut, in the worst stages Rheumatism, neuralgia and acrofu.a, king's evil, erysipe ag, old ulcers, and tte worst ca-es of diseases of the blood, great debi iy, Liver comp aint, Kiuneys, salt rheum, &c., &¢., are most certainly cured by this sovereign puriher, Hyatt's Life Balsam cured M curial scrofula aster it had destroyed. w eaten hoes entirely ere the reo oF then (1867) residing in Philipsburg, Ne J. ue p abandoned the ease, and bis is ‘thought. bim ina dying state, when his brother advised him to wy the Life Ba.sam, one Botte of which enabled bin to. eave ais bed and coma tothiseity, Inone mouth he was eutire y cured. Inquire at 18 Fitth street, Hyatt’s Life Baleam perfectly cured Mr. Wiliam Springer, 18 Broome street, of iatiammatory sheuiatism of 80 severe: a charactee that He bene deranged, tte could not lift his hand to his bead, and was contned to iis bed during three months, The Life Balsam has been tested by the public during 1% ears, and these are two cases out of & hundred thousand it has cured. : Ivis aceriain curative for fistu’a in all curable casas, Principal gepot 246 Grand street, . Sold by drugsisis, SL per butte, or six bottles for $5. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, support, drunkenness or desertion sulucient cause, No- publicity ; no'charge until divorce ned, Advic M, HOWES, Attorney, & Joseph McLaughlin of mer= part of the nose and the mou PORT OF NEW YORK, M1Y 6, 1868, CLEARED. Steamship Propontis (Br), Higginson, Livérpool—Tapscott caeamatin Wilmington, Cole, Galveston—Williama & “Steamship H Livingston, Eaton, Savaonab—Livingston, ‘Rleamship Manhattan, Woodhall, Charleston—H R Morgan ‘Oe ratenmiahip Mary Sanford, Moore Wilmington, NC—James land. Steamship Ellen $ Terry, Chapin, Nowbern, NC—Goodspeed it ie. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portland —J F Amos. Bark Merrie Engiand (Br), Owen, Bristol— Arkell, Tafts & “Stark Custaloga (Br), Hearsey, Havre—Morrison & Phil- 8. Bark Deinstag (NG), Padmen, Stettin—Funch, Meincke & Is. Blankenship, Clenfnezos—I B Gaver, Brig “ashlon Gir, Rayne, Port an Prince —iirett, Son & Co. «This delicious and heathy sucmer beverage cap. be: frig J R Nevins (Rr, Perkins, Cartenas—Brett, Son & Co. made by every f ily with very tittle trouvie and trifling ex- Rrig Roslyn, Tuthilt, Priniiai—B J Wenbe ting a bottie of , re. Brig L W Warren, Cobb, Trinidad—J E Ward & Co. Briz Victoria Amelia (Br), Ferris, St Johns, NF—G 1 Brewer. Brig Mary J Wiillama (Br), Hent, Liverpool, N3—-Morrison pense by get! , ABP TRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS. make 1 gallons and a 75 cent bottie sufficient to make 2% gaituns of the Beer. Also put up for the trade inwaart bo tes and gallon cans pei at $4 and $12 cach. Full directions on each bottie or can. Scbr J P Anger, Aldrich, Sierra Leone—A Abbott. For sale by P. B. KNAPP & CU,, 363 Hudson strcet, and by Sehr Crown olat, Severe, St Vincent, WI—Middieton & Co. | druggists goaerall Schr Bucco (Br), Ohalmers, Aguadilts, PR—P I Nevius & \ —CORNS, BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET, A, dew, pie by Dr. 4 BaluGs, Cuitopodist, 208 Broad” way, coroer Fulton; BKIGG'S Curative a reliable remedy 5 Bon. Reur Amazon (Br), Montgomery, Gonaives—Eggers & Hein- sold everywhere; by mali 6c, and $1 20. In Schr Julia Baker, Necker, Paracon—J Douglas. Behr Kolon, Jaaper, Cleafuevos—F Talbot £ Co, " ~ prvore! LEGALLY OBTAINED IN IN ew Cushing,'Cook, Manzanitlo—Goidthwaite & Over- | A BEOLUTE, Diver Sta s waerg nomen aa Echr © & N Rogers, Nott, Fleuthera—R E Rutebinson 4 Co, | coves# or desertion ts suiictent cause, No pubic Sehr Madeira “inh Ny went. Halifax—H J DeWoif « Co, Ju advance; advice (ree. J hd ES whic Schr J W Corin, Upton, Jacksonville -Warren Ra; Parsons, Boston—Crowel! t Paine, Sehr Logos, Ly THE NOVELTIES IN ENGLISH, VELVET AND Schr Apollo, Freeman, Marbor—U K Rackett & Bro, russels: , at greatly reduced prices, at HIRAM Bakr O'C Acken, Hopbie, Beatevonts * ANDERSON'S, Bowery ay ‘also Imperial, puree: ‘and in- ARRIVALS. srain Carpetay 6c, 10 i per yard; tioor Oileotha at Be. to REPORTED BY THE HERALD STHAM Yacnrs, rerun cai? iba plese’ thas, white sed chesked Matting, at dye. 10 B0c. per yard by the piece. Look for $9 Bower A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENT + State Lottery :— Steamship Tarifa (Br), Martyn. Liverpool April 21, via Queenstown 224, with mdso and 42 passengers, to E Cunar't. April 27, 10. AM, lat 48 51, lon 3124, passeda bark to the south: AM, ith mainmast same day, 8:3 PM, lat 4849, | Jais, exchanged, mignale igh ship Cenelia (Dan bound io ERTOCRY SFATE RxrnA orton S16, May 6,190. Grlccriog W's May & 0:00 LM, passod a Loudon stsamer, eipom AEATH OLA 16 SAA 6 1K bound F, 76, 18, 0%, 37, 3% Bh It ‘Steamal eman: AY, EDDY & CO., Managers. sentetanines Seis alle ae rane” momenk ty red Official Drawings of the Padu: ‘of Kentucky :—+ harjt: Co. Had heavy westerly wints the whole’ vovage. HATEA CH an BOT MAY 6 160 April 3, lat 49 1, lon 13 19, passed @ Bremen steamur, bound 65, 60, 66, 17, 4, Fina'® 1b ¥: 28th, Iat 48 3%, 1on 2540, @ British bark, show distn an, Sef BB, a's indent, 0694; 8th, Int 4845, Ion M, ship Oneida (Br), bound | 32% 41, 40, 38, 23, Soh, By Monte by, eo Po'Montienl; May & lat 4224, lon 51 B', ship Elizabeu any WOob, COLTON & CO., Managers. Rroght (li, from Parnahibd: same day, iat 42 3 lon §2 ¥ For circulars, dey In the above Lotteries adirent jaame ton j Hare ree, cons ba tne ricovsats ~_ Covington, Ky. e . Stcarnshin New York (NG); Dreyer. Bremen, April 92, with ~ 7 i Ip Now Yor PEN felts wage te —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL+ mdse and 739 parsen; xperiencad ss of Kentucky :— trope pester vn he Sntire paraage: | May ‘oi at m7 BHELUY OOLUROE EXTRA--OLASS 215, MAY 6, 1968. Jon 65 89, steamahip stalanta: hence for London. ©) Dor ontthia tate n inet, ie ‘Steamship Ville le Paria (Fr', Duchesne, Havre April 94, 5, 4, 6 71, a 20, 87, 70, % te ‘ana Brest 2th, with mise and passengers, to G Macken’ * RANGE, SMITH & CO., Managers. ara off the ns ib 0 te St aS detained ‘oc. Apr asset steams! Hammonia, hoace (or Bremen; May 1, lat 4583, lon 48 88, ship King, bound W; 4th, lat ‘41 2, fon 6540, bark Eduard, ‘Eteamship Ooean Queen, King, Aspinwall April 28, with Co. Beate amare e ipl ibreg way iat OF IX lon 3 terson, Philadelphia for Lagua: Mi a husainahlp Santiago se Cuba, Smith, “Aspinwall Apri 2, at : chy North American Steamship ( nme hee Steamshin Mercedita, Sinith, Havana April 29, with mdse, ‘steutaahip Lowen Wallace, Newbern, NC, ian Mo ew , Mas with cotton nd natal storse to Murtaye Ferris & Go. ape? rienced fe waather the entire voyage. pp ieataahlp Franconia, Sherwood, Portland, with mdse, tos t itner, Liverpool, Feb 17, with to 4 by' pilot Tat) fan None 07M KENTUCKY EXTRA—CLAMH 61, MAY 6, Idd, « Fee tobias © ee eaty _Holvetie, Mobile CO Mitngera. For circulars and information in the above Loiteries address em FRANCS, SN! Covington,’ Ky. BRANDRETHS PILES ARE ONG THE BES? known medicines. They bave surely stood the test of time, and are universally praised ae the easiest and surest purga- tive, Millions have been cured uy them when pronounced beyond all human skill. Sold by all druggists. Office, Brandreth House, Ship Escort, rn ‘Stuart. Ce omy well, No 7. — Hark Sophie (Pris), Schuchard, Live jan 24, vi 5 Cardy Feb 98, with cont to Boman eye? Had ence | both sugar coated and as weual, iy galen nil the pawiage. Feb ih the Livervoot chat | (ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL. Terug wewtriy je, lot Ad apn tat tad gu io disenses of the fect cured Ly Dr. ZAUILAKL, 160 Broad Cardiff roxde to repair, &é. “April, it 41 68, tou 34 Gy ape | Way. (ORNS AND ALL DISEASES OF Tae CURED J without pain by Dr. KIMBELL, suicce sur to Dr, Rice, fiteg 58 Howery, over Citisens” Bavitigs Bauk; Indien" rooms jo. 4; gentiemen's room No. 3, D* TOBIAS’ bark Rerona Olden, Bark Hedwig (NG), Barman, Bremen March 18, with mde to order. Yacht neo se Sa rn try with marb'e and race, to Rit Erickaon, native of Denmark, fell from the monctonaaiess Page everyones amd wee Liverpool, March fary Scott (Br : ted by plot ont dW ttwelt hen? wstlinenrs Trg Ne Venetian Liniment, Puimonie Life syva and Derby Condition Powders. onset (of Boston), Tracy, Messina March 21, vt emoved td a Giraftar April with, teult, to Miller ios | cue ne ee —- aquaily weather at the p Apri 2 at [*Porrasr nortce. nqw brig Woodlinn), hound th inst, int 39 10, DR, DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER Vil, Tn consequence of the immense demand for this cetebrated O11 in all parts of the world, the cuptiity of unprincipled deal- ers has been excited, In Ainerica a frauduient imitation hat been audaciously soid for some years, In order to put a tinal stop to such dishonest proceedings, nut to erable the medical ofeasion and the public ia America to place fall conidence nthe genulueness of Dr. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OLL, and to realize its unequalled eilcacy, every Stl spoke brig Emma, from Sacua for Boston, 10 dave’ out. Brig Madonna itr), Jordan, Fajardo, ‘YR, 14 days, with Molasses, to Jed Free & Co. Man been 6 days aorthof Lisue- Fan with licht easte ly winds A Brig Maria Crowell (Br Crowell, st a Tl days, with tom Ward, bad Moderate weather the Apri 98, Int 97 14, ton 74 40, spoke bark Jona- rtiand for Saga, Brig Union T (Be. Pacts, Sari 12 days, with m molasses, to f TNevine fon, Had Nett Nand N up to Hatteras; (rom thence light souther'y winds.” Sal company with brie Geo Chane, for Phitaiélphia. Hrig Harvest Queea (Bt. Scholle, Bermuda, 6 devs, with oxtuee, to Midleton & Co. Sailed im company with’ achr DR. DE JONGH'S GENUINE OIL, oily Ann, for Rio cirande. shipped to the United States by bis suie consigness, Ansar, Brix Henry Means (of Bangor), Wentworth, Greenwich, | Hariord & Co., of London, is now sealed with a new patent Cth, (Is anchored in Flushing Bay, trade mark capsule ( er, Jon), colored blue: Schr Champion (Br), Huey, Barby with sigar | opaque, white top, stamped with a biue tah on a red shield, ani molasses, to Jv & Lough. Hi days north of | and the tabel bears the additional signature of the sole acered~ Hatteras, ited agents for the United States and Canada. Schr White Sea, Blatchford, Baracoa, 9 days, with fruit, to EDWARD GREBY & CU., 34 Vesey stroet, N.Y. £ W Lewis. Has been 4 days north of Hatteras with light Sold by all reapectable druggista, ‘ en: mY, win N Schr Ajmeor (Br), Healy, Cornwaitis, NS, 7 days, with po- tatoes, U9 A W Duron. Go. is Sehr Susan Wright, Mount, Georgetown, Sehr R'Mawon, Katiingy Virginia 8: br Cen Scoth, Cobb, hegt in. Brisiey, Virginia, OW PRICES For China, Glass and Silver Plated Ware, Decorated Dinner Sets. . Decorated French China ‘lea Sets. Freneh China Dinner Sets, 18 uw Paris Granite Dit Seta, 1 © 0 Sohr WJ Re 45 piece: f$ » Cubberly, Virginia. White Granite Tot 1 phew Bd Allen. Kelad, Virginie ° Sliver Plated Tea Seta, 4 pieces. 00, tain, Rowen, Vieginin. Silver Plated Tea Sots, 6 pieces, % Schr Cor ohneot, Virginia. Siiver Plated Ice Water Pitchers . Schr Carlton Jane, Brown, Georgetown for Fall River. Silver Plated Castors, 6 bottles. 700 Scbr Acklamn, Derfall, Gaiais. Also Chandeliers and Gae Fixtures, Bron &v., dc., in proportion. Ev. HAL HWour & co, @8, 490 and and 492 Broadway, corer of Brou.oe street. PRIZES CASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED fn all legalized lotteries, |. CLUTE, Banker and Broker, 200 Broadway. QFE WHEELER & WILSON'S BUTTONHOLE ATTACH. ‘) ment, making one hundred buttonboles w desideratim for families, dressmakers aud mas 625 Broadway, Clocks, Clasaware, ir Daniel, Seotield, Georges Ri Scbr Avrlanna, Pasting he Maria Whitney, Ori Selir Empire, Fergin Schr Avautic, Goodell, Schr Sengal, Stetson, d. A Russeil, Hotgdon, Portland for Philadeiptta atier, Putney, Roaton, mouth for Randout ‘ort. Go ifrey, Sandwich. on, Guptitl Dighton, Compton, Childe, Dighton for Philadephia, Schr Ben) Strong, Brown, Providence for Elizabeport, 7 Arctic, Crowley, Weatport. r Henry Clay, Serie Newport. White, Baylem Horton's Point for Albany. eller, Maxweil, Kew Loddon. neey St John, Hammond, New London for Bliza- 1, Seaman Derby, Kcbr Pditot, Black, New Haven. Schr Dart, dohnaod, New Haven. Sehr Telegraph, Gould, Now Haven. Bohr Daal Morvg, HaRaia, ww Harton, Behr Rainbows Phikipay New fa __ POLITICAL, _ [DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL connitrer, Meeting of this committee will Le beld « Kooms, corner of Thirty-fourth street a day evening: May RISER Punctunl attendance iv requested. Parmer IGHARE CONNOLU', Texoporary Chairman, eRMIN, ed. Mooney Secretaries, MARBLE MANTEL Nina New Schr Neptune, Jonesy New Hl ; ARBLE MANTELS—THE BEST PL, Tir’ Schr Expedite, hackett, Bridgeport. Bnd 156 East Eighteenth stre Puiniwrecia wen Toke Bene co reeled, Seow, Bridgeport. Mantels put pre the counteye roti er Schr sa'Fraridge, Hlectnan, Glenwood, FARBLE MANTELS, MONU: 4 Seur Ame Darin, Rostra . N great varieties, al reduced pier KERB uaa eee? nt Memento, Hart, Northport for Albany. factory, 58 Firat aven Thint street, Mantels pat up ‘The bark Sirian Star, which arrived 4th, reports hayi nthe country, Get price list before buy isewhere, heavy weaterly gales ap to the Banks, trom thenee high — fom rand- wide The #8 Is conaigned to Boyd & Hincken. MAgaLEizeD, SLATE MANTELS, JF THE PRICE SAILED, of marble, Send for cireulat ® mm , . B. STEWART, 606 Sixth aventie, Winn dateton FAL... ficgtem, bye ell between Thirty-ofth aad Thirty-aixth atreeta | ington t 5 — — en Lan, Obariestons en B Terry, Onewbers, ; Brunette, T°, BUILDERS. —A FINE STOCK OF MAI MAN. ‘\adelpiiias tele to be dlaposed of ‘at BO por cote tet ik For additienas Shipping News ave Highth Page | Yr svea Tiss arta, sovoer bareatrasrets Heese