The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1868, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, J@NE 10, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. D further aams as may be to make thetr line wife of Myron A. Cooney, in the 23th year of her age. SALES AT ABOTION. SALES AT AUCTION. - : io of Mpran 4. 0 of a7] an sennnnn ne Ne MOTO, Prnee, remeron. E.'s WEST POINT. - Do OMINGO. ail that tt claims to be—vts, class in every eral a gr ewe rom ~ — secianans. Cae UCTION NOTICE.—T. 8. BLERCK: pf, SCHOOLEY, J, BOGART. AUCTIONFER.— Tuts DAG, ag as Diplomacy of Baez in Regard to Samaua— OLIVER AMES, President. o'clock. wae A oustionsere agents, ne so 010k, St the auction rooms Ho, I Morte ee CURRAN.—On Tuesday, June 9, after @ li ug i which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mary ANN, eldest daughter of the late Henry and Maria Curran, 13 years, 6 months and 19 days. The ives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, the residence of her uncie, Michael Curran, 39 East Forty-second street, and from thence to ) Ore ir interment. " ince Edward Island papers please copy. Emery.—On Sunday, June 7, Hareigrr, eldest daughter of John 5. and Laura King, and relict of the late Thomas C, Emery, aged 38 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late reai- dence, 111 Essex street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. EMMONS.—At Livingston, New Jersey, on Monday, June 8, JoHN Emons, tormerly of this city, in the vate sale. Especi private dwellings. and real estate New k. "Heal Latatc, Stocks, Honda’ Weer at auction aad pee | street id Furakure, consisting of mahogany Kot isl attention pad to C Tabies, Cini, Buren wi isan Bei Betta Carpets, Oticloth, Kitchen Furnitut . leo Wilton Carpets, 80 pay advances, Ac.” ” Aino, Marshal's Sale—oue Packing Machine. L. GERMER, Marsbal. Also, at 12 o'clock, te M "s Sale—36 1 shi bs Goode ae. O° JON Ke PABRINGEON, Merah Persecution of Private Citizeone—Newspaper sales of Furalture at Circulation Probibited—How Baez Raises Mower, Sr. Domrnao, May 20, 1808, The revolutionary government issued a decree call- ing for an election of members to form a new Con- gress to inaugurate the President and draw up an- other copstitution, to go into effect atonce. These were the only functions allowed the Congress. The recognition of debts, a8 well as all other public mat- tera acted upon, must be null; and whatever legal administration follows that of Baez will repudiate them. Let not the American government be taken by sur- UCTION NOTICP.—FURNITURE, Toe cash, and less than wuction prices, at ERNEOT ROTH'S Furditure Manufactory, 3 Micsatine nacoats ace Broadway. Magnificent Parlor covered with any color ch satin brocotei, pas, S108, 14 and ; covered with rep or haircloth, 10, $195 and gicd; aiso variety Parlor, Library, and Diving Room Pur ture, lateut ayl ; Mattresses, Mirrors, 4c., cheap, All goods warrant THE NATIONAL GAME, Medical ag ag Storm in the Highlande— bd caraler et West Pornt, June 9, 1868. fMany instances have occurred since this post was made &mititary school which have gone far to te the spirit of determination and “pluck animates certain of the plebes or new cadets @re supposed to arrive here punctually some before the 10th of June of each year, provided do not come under the virtuous head of the weps —those who are allowed to postponetheir Brrival until September. There are in this year’s Base Ball Notes. The Athietica, of Philadelphia, on their Western trip, are creating quite a furore. The Cincinnati Gazette atylea them the “ex-champions of the East.” Since whent The Dayton, Ohio, Ledger says of them :—‘They are not only persons of social standing at home, but command respect wherever they go by their correct deportment.” Good for the * ball tossers."" The score of their game with the Cincinnati Club on Saturday last is as followa : J, BOGART, AUCTIONEER. -MARSHAL'S ALE THUD + day at 8 olelock, at 4 Second avenue, near treet, the effects of « Butcher's Shop—large ice Bor, » the eff Stalls, Biocks, Tools, Scales, W . sli Guanbes € WATTS, Marshal. BS BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S UCYION SALE.—AN EXTRAORDINARY OFPoRTU- ily for Housekoopers, Hotel Keepers and the Trade.” fealo of elegant and fousehold Furniture, (Wednesday), June 10, at 103 o'clock precisely, at the 1 five story residence 119 West aireet, be: tween Filth and Sixth avenues, by LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc- tloneer. Reliable men in to or SALE THIS . +. day at 1054 o'clock, at the auction roome No, | North ny al Hey Engraving, Rugtic, Frames, en Bins SO li I aaa ificent rosewood ve, oe .. | prise by any political speculators accredited by Baez. OLNCINNATE ‘Toth year of his age. Planok se ae it wood and wal- BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—THURSDAY, JU! gory ye young paige poet ‘They are all thira 4 will fall upon 5 ¢ % Players. 4 5 % tothe Ses ye family are anpeckfally Saving but Parlor” Suits, po ficken descr oh Ja 124 o'clock, ‘at the private residence Pa Ce ea canace “it | te Proceeds of the sale of Samané to get rich. 1 3 2 atte Poe eee ae ET i at at aaa eiauta Write Decks Forsiag ase Mception Chairs, | 1 Hale cath Plot Giaen and. Consol so Chalaes b ng PP pe That peninsula and bay are the only jewels left oa a 9 2 7 | riages will be in waiting at the depot at Orange to | Bicrand Brogatel and Lace Curtaina; 6) ne | Hocken, Brutsels Carpets, mahogany Bureaus Wee eee to their heads to to begin a soldier's life in the half-pas -. | Oll Paintings, ‘artist; rich Bronzes from Parig, | Bedsteads, mahogany Hatstand, Engrarings, Window Shades, true earnest from their very start for this | 20 through which the real lovers of St. ie ae GE bp eee amar oast clue’ 8: crate fom s008 Of Ber 1 ealiars, Laney Ghia aud Parian Vasea rosewood and w janes, Orockery, Ching and Giese Ware, he! Place. Nichols hails from the extreme westerly end | Domingo can succeed: in relieving the distress of e338 i hy 'ETTRETCH.—On Sunday, June 7, Davi, son of | and hair Matt ‘Blank Bolsters, Fllows, Lounges ES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL AT this State, and Booth from the interior of Vermont, their country. Baez has never been other than an 033 060 sane jpambering Fettretch, aged 6 years, 3 months: penrangy bre geer ype byw tery Clocks, Mir aoe fee! Faaretay, June Ste at LD Groloek, re io etn they made an arrangement by | #8ent of France, as can be seen from the archives of 38% [a | The funeral will leave the ¢ his father, | Wath Buifet fea and fatesion Tables Dising Chairs, Cor: | aways, top and open Wagons, Express aad Business Wagons, i friends they 5 27 20 ub ave residence of his 5 OE ty Skeletons. J: Pony’ Pheet a hich they shou ‘d travel together on their way toward | ‘Be State Department at Washington, where they Dent, Forrest Home, Jamaica, J. [., for Greenwood, this day | en and Dinner Set ied cut Orzetal and Glass Ware, Cine | Sintig acd, double; Saddles sad’ “itidies, Boosts, Whipe, Yadetdom. They were then—and are still, it is to be | Telate to the affairs of St. Domingo. All the American eet t “bap {eapeotfully tavived to CBee the eae Tp Devine nme cucamhy taka, ore, taba Olen 201 Sidie? tient ses eeennee oo : vi . e 5 #0 all tI 4 , a ed_—young, atrong and full of the epirit of ad- | Consuls have so informed that department, even 1 0 8 1218 | *eazien—in Brook nm, on Tuesday, June 9, THOM- ‘Take Sisih ‘or Seventh avenue or Universtiy place | — Cazneau himself, in 1853, though now he ts a de- cided partisan of Baez, The American government will have to wait but a few months to obtain what it wants; for ite friends cannot fail soon to secure the contest here. As Baez is like the spider, which spreads its web on all sides, at the same time that he sends commisston- ers to Hayti and the United States, ‘he sends authority and power to Europe, through Mr. Landais, From this score it will be seen that the ‘‘red-stock- ings’ gave the Philians some work to do, and that the victory by the latter was well earned. The throwing and catching match between Gill and Piccott, which has created so much talk, will in all probability come orf on the Union grounds, Brook- lyn, E. D, to-morrow, before the game between the “play foiks’’ and the porespaper men. e proprietor of the Union ground has made a joke. He announces to-morrow’s game as “Sock and Buskin vs. Quill, Oh scissors! Scissors with ture. In leaving home they resolved to entertain uring their journey the utmost contempt for all Back inconvenient modes of conveyance as cars, Gtagea and steamboats. They felt that pedal ex- tremities had been given them for an excellent pur- and determined that theirs should be made to good service. First and foremost, they sent their vy baggage ahead of them by rail, and then, AS FRAZIBR, in the 80th Year of his age. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, Van Buren street, third house east of Bedford avenue, ou Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. JACKSON.—On Tuesday, June 9, HELEN JacKSON, aged 62 years, widow of Benjamin Jackson. The relatives and friends of the fainily are in- vited to attend the funeral services, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at hall-past one o'clock, at No, 48 University place. The remains will be conveyed to ORTGAG: SALE. M Nein lendid Side Lathes. laners, Toois, &c. BENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, will sel! on Wodnes- jue 10, 1868, at 10 A, No. ‘3 Canire street, com- of a fret class machin ‘consisting of large and small St ea, with Tools and Fixtures complete; one large Planer and Fixtures, Forges, Anvlis, Vises, large quan: thy of Tovls, Bellows, ‘Shattiug, Belting, Paileys, Work Benches. Fixtures and everything’ belonglag to a tirat clase establishment, By orderof the Mortgayee. A J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONBERS. * Cottage on the sea shore at Long Branch. FRIDAY, JUNE At 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salearoom, New York. New Gothic two. atory and attle Cottage, containing fifteen rooms, and Lot, fronting the ocean, with stable for four horwes; ou high ground and commatiding a fue view of the ocean, Also, adjoining, furnished, nant atamted, he 23d of 1 rel Bo amanda, | #0 .¢."”" Rocky Hill, N. J., f Seavi handaot Sortage, with turce | MOR ee orer Omee’ go Nasewu sirced, wil sol pati seo i a Yams Oe I. . . cl . J., for interment, on Seaview avenue, handsome two story Cottage, with three jc ’, Auctioneer, ol jaagan atreet, witl we th, to walk to West Point, a distance from their We rane forget ih raphe ee follow- e Freshmen and Sophmores of Williams College, ST AUNCE sory tower, and plazzns on ott aides, cuntaiding twelve | thle day, at 10 olclock A ‘M., the undivided bai of the Pura ta four horses. In close proximity to the Me- d other hotels aud ouly a few minutes’ walk from both ratiroad stations. Maps and particulars at 77 Cedar atreet, —On Saturday, June 6, Mary ELiza, relict of Joseph Jauncey, M. D., of Westport, Conn. Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of her son-in- Jaw, Frank T. Brown, 99 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, tnis (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. Ohio papers please copy. 4 KELLOGG.—In Peru, Clinton county, on Tuesday, June 9, Colonel George D. KELLOGG, of tus cily, aged 36 years, Lewis.—On Tuesday, June 9, Mra. Mary Lewis, aged 91 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of her son-in-law, Join Weaver, 196 South Fourth street, Brooklyn, BE. D,, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, without further notice. Lisron.—On Tuesday, June 9, at the restdence of his grandmother, Market street, only son of bd- mund D. and Brid- get Liston, aged 7 months. champions of the universities, played a ma game oscar last. Freshmen victorious. Score 30 0 9, The Mor; of Nashville, Tenn., and Lone Star, of etleld, played agame on the sd Inst. on the Phoenix Club grounds at Nashville. Lone Star 39; Morgan 28. Not a “good enough Morgan” that time. The typos of Leavenworth, Kansus, have chal- lenged the officers of the Mercantile Library Associa- tion of that town to a game at base ball, The typos presum| ng, no doubt, on their practice with the “stick,” think they have a “fat take” and intend to “clean the hook” and make a grand <dtgph D The Twenty-ninth tnfantry and Twelfth infantry Base Bail Clubs played a game on Saturday last at Lincoin Barracks, Washington. The former won by @ score of 64 to 24. A matcn game was played on Monday on the Sun- rise grounds at Baltimore between the Eagle, of East ing words:— “It la stated that Baez is thinking of making the bay and peninsula of Samané a neutral port of entry, under the protection of the great maritime Powers. ‘This idea does not seem to be very good; especially it would be far preferable that said republic get along without the protecting influences of the powerful.” lam sure that the same propositions he has or- dered to be made at Washington have been made at Paris and London. Meantime he supports his parti- sans with the hope of the $2,000,000 which he ex- ects to realize on the 30th inst. from the Anglo- french loan. The persecution of his opponents still continues. ‘The eminent Dr. Don E. Betances, who came here a few months since in exile from Porto Rico, has had to seek refuge in the American Consulate, with his family. He had been overheard stating to a ture and Fixtures contained in Chase's Hotel, corner of Fighth avenue and 12th street, By order of Sheldon and int de depart of some three hundred miles. They Brown, Attorness for Mortgagee. Stopped every night at whatever hotels and pouses tney could find by the wayside, @nd at iast, after having had an exceed- ingly rough time of it for nine days, reached little place about twenty-five nnles this side of ibany, when they were unable to go any further on account of the constant rains and the bad condt- tion of the roads, They remained at the place a lay or two, waiting for the sun to come out and stay utsde of the clouds long enough to make the mud “dry up;” but they waited in vain. Finally, dis- Speed with the unpropitiousness of the heavens in their case, they suddenly changed their opinion about the accommodattons afforded by railroads and one RRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER,—SALE OF 8’ at auction, By'order of Win. F. Chrystie, Executor, auctio shange Sulearoomy IE National Banking Asso pat A verion NOTICE, £ THIS DAY, NESDAY, JUNE 1), at 10 o'clock, EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS, cmuraclng NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. Also Broadway :— Seaharea Manbattan Bank 3 Bank of New York (for account of wh m it may concern), MADE UP FURS. Furs, containing Mink, Sable, Squirrel, F Coal Company. Lista at No. 3 Pine street. PARNBROKER'S SALE 487 Pearl street, cornes tome aliginthy di 4on th otton, al tly damaged on the voyage. BURNT GUODS, va from the late tire in Murray street, consisting of beached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings, GHAMS, CAMBRICS, PRINTS, &C, R FIELD, AUCTIONEE Hall place, will sell this < imore, yentri 7 - T | r day, at LL o'clock, 606 lots of sik and other Dresses, roche, day patronized the Hudson river ne which brought | friend thathe had received letters from St. Thomas | Baltimore, aud Baltic, of Central Institute, witch The friends of the family are invited to atiend nd goods now ready. Puilk ana woollen Ghewiai # Sil Dees {nent safely to thelr destination, ‘They are now in | advising him of the dangerous situation of Presi- | ¢uded in a victory for the former by a score of 35 to | the funeral, tis (Wednesday) afternoon, at wo TO-MORROW, Gotte! Boote "and dhoos’ Underciotning, ersling, Sc, the full enjoyment of “plebe” life, and wili no doubt | dent Sainave in Hayti. The Doctor's friend was Cast 34, o'cioek, THURSDAY, SUNE 11 At ‘ll O'CLOCK, ttention of dealers. By order W. Wilson & Con, AW adops, The Atlantics will leave for the West to-morrow afternoon, They will play the Young Canadians at Niagara Falls on Monday next, and are expected in Chicago on the 19th, A Chicago paper says that on the 20th the Atlantica, ‘than whom there is no better club in the world,” will play with the Excelsiors of Chicago. Quick time was made in a match at St. Louisin a game between the Empire and Resolute clubs a few days siace, The former won with @ score of 43 to 35, and, according to a printed account of the game, all in thirty-tive minutes. : The Ilinois State Association will meet at Chicago onthe 19th instant. That same day the Atiantics will arrive there and the Excefsiors will play with the Forest City Club, which demoiisied the Nationals last year at Rockford. Chicago will be exceedingly lively about that time. Matches to Come OM June 10—Mutual vs. Oriental, on Union grounds. June 11—Sock and Buskin vs. Quill and Scissors, on Union grounds, Brookiyn, E. D., at one P. M. June 12—Atlantic vs. National, Albany. June 12—Eckford vs. Oriental, of New York, on Union grounds. dune 13—Mutual vs. Star, on Union grounds, June 13—Union, of Morrisiana, va. Siar, of Pleas- antviile. Unions take the eight A. M. train from Twenty-sixth street. continue to suffer and enjoy whatever is to be suf- fered and enjoyed in that very dubious state of ex- fstence until the good time comes when they will have their turn at the ‘‘greenies.”” THE FURLOUGH CLASS. By the way, caring of “plebes” recalls to mind a pe es regulation existing here by which the furlough class may be considerably chagrined ere the leave-taking day comes about and exactly after the manner of former furlough classes who in their day, for the same reasons, struck their breasts and cried out peccavimus, with no hope of pardon. regulation is to the effect that “in view of the and unjustiNable outrages perpetrated upon mew cadets, especially by members of the third class during the encampment, each cadet of the said class before receiving his furlough hall te required to geruty that he has in no janner or way improperly interfered with or mo- Jested, tiarassed or injured new cadets, The fur- of any cadet who does not sign thig certificate it be limited to one month, from the 28th of Juiy to the 28th of Al and this only upon making a like declaration for the interval from the arrival of new cadets up to the 28th of July.” It must be borne in mind that during an encampment every time a cadet is detected in ‘improperly interfering” with a ‘‘plebe”’ he receives a severe punishment, which often entails with it a number of demerits. Now, if he happens to have, at the furiough period, 350 demerits recorded ainst him for doings during the two preceding years that are California and Dublin papers please copy. AIDLEY.—At Mount Vernon, Westchester county, N. Y., on Tuesday, June 9, Mrs. Susan, wife of Thomas Laidley and daughter of the late George Quinion, aged 45 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of her brother, Joseph Quinion, Mount Ver- », on Thursday afternoon, at three o’cloc! ¥FE.—On Monday, June 8, at his residence, . 106 West Twenty-secoud street, WiLLiam J. MCAULIFFE, eldest son of William and Mary McAu- lite, aged Ls years, 6 mouths and | day. ‘The relatives and friends of family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afiernoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemeter, NEWLAND.—On Monday, June 8, WALLAGE NEWw- LAND, Chief of Police of Bergen City, N. J., aged 35 3. he relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the First Presbyterian church, Bergen City, N. J., unis (Wednesday) after- noon, at two o'clock . O'CONNOK.—MAURice O'CONNOR, & native of the parish of Currans, county Kerry, lreiand, in the 53d year of his age. His friends and relatives, and those of his brother- in-law, Dennis McCarthy, also the inembers of St. ‘Teresa's Mutuai B. and B. Society, are requested’ to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 36 Chrya- tie street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two into prison—and himself, together with two young Porto Ricans who lived with him, were ordered out of the country, as alao young Joaquin Ramirez, a student of medicine, and Sefiors Pedro Landestoy and Fran- cisco Portes, The Rev, Mr. Figuary, curate of Highey, has also been exiled to St. Thomas. He is an aged Italian priest, who resided many years in the United States. The pastors of Seybo, Victoria Monte Plata, Santiago La Vega, as well as many other notable persons in this republic, are now sought to be sent out of the country. Terror reigns everywhere and we shall soon have communism spreading over the republic. Many of Baez’ parti- sans, foreseeing his 5} ly fall fearing retalia- tion, have written to eral Pimentel to offer their serves. Such is the situation at present. The schooner Dos Hermanos arrived from St. Thomas with some provisions and the Leonor, from Curacao, with $30,000 worth of merchandise, which the famous gambier, F. Savifian, a friend of Baez, imported free of duties to sell in joint account with his Excellency. Jesurun went security for Savifian in that amount on the recommendation of Baez. The circulation of newspapers, especially of such as are printed in Spanish, is protibited, as they con- tain news of what is transpiring abroad and at home ant! of the position of President Salnave in Hayti. ‘The most exquisitely refined system of espionage is carried on and the privacy of correspondence openly violated, The letters that come from abroad are taken to the palace to be examined with the closest scrutiny and are afterwards sent to the Post Office IAL Bowery. WM. TOPPING & GO. Auctioneers, {32 Church street. UCTION NOTICE.—HENRY MOLTON, AUCTIONEER. y Thirteenth Regular Sale PAMNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY. BY JOLY MOR TIMER, 15 East Broadway, ot 400 Lots of Women's Clothing, Bedding and other goods, By order Mr. Levy, Broome street. I OBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER. 51 Nasanu street, opponite the Post oflice. ‘Administrator's sale of Furniture, Books, Paint ROBERT SOMERVILLE wili sell by auction, on June L1, at 10g o'el sal Naaman street, large ssaorsment of Housebold Furniture, By ord of the administrator, LESROOM of Straw, Goods, » HENRY MOLTON £00, jay, Jue W, US's, At Il o'clock, At 7 Mercer street, When will be offered the largest and moat desirable line of men's and boys’ Straw Hate yet offered at auction, and con- af tof fine Panama, Maracaibo and Leghorn Hate, all in full’'and origitial packages. Also 8 Palin Lea Hats, 400 Cases indies’ hades, &c,, of the most popular styles and On Wear LE.—LEATHER, WEBBING, &C.—RICH- SS ARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on’ Friday, at Ut oem at 27 Pape Le aT ble mantle i Ane French Omit ins, Morocco Leather and Kiastic Webbing, Ac. B. Rewi.y, Deputy. JAMES OHRTEN, Sheri. SHERIFF'S SALE OF'STOCK AND FIXTURES 01 liard saloon by COLE & MURPHY, at 881 Fulton street, n Wednesday, June 40, at 1035 o'clock ; 5 dozen jh Chairs, 9 tron Bate SHERIFF'S 8A. rs ri lar; and misses’ Hal in orfginal pack: AUCTION SALE TO PAY ADVANCES AND STORAGE, On Thursday, at 11 o'clock, at 115 West Eleventh street, Sixth avenue, over 30) lots of Furniture, Pa\ are 18, Mirrors, Piahoforte, Sofas, Chairs, Burcaut jattrésses, dc. Sale positive, 8. FREDERICK, Third avenue, near Fe o'clock P.M.’ Alao Fixtures to be sold. ABBOTT, | AUOTIONRER, | OPFICE, 170 ham square, sells on this day, al clock, the Furniture of « family at 621 Thirtleth street, near Tenth ave- nus; mahogany Chairs, Dining ‘Table, Mirror, Bureau, Feather Bed, Cooking Range, 4c. UCTION SALE.—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A. M. AA CRISTALAR, Auotioneer.-A. M. CRISTALAR & BON. No.7 Park ‘place, three doors from sell this day, June |W, at 1049 o'clock, How at Syracuse. dian, of Wood- VM, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, at o'clock, at’ 454 Canal street, the genteel Furaiture, Y ne (removed for convenience of sale’, consisting of rosewood Not considered proper by the authorities, te | for delivery. stock, ©. W., at the Niagara Falls Tournament, o'clock. a a id a Parlor Suits, in brocatel and y Diack | &c., of afamily, Fine Parlor Suits, pier aad mantel Mtr loses twelve. days of is vacation; if’ 325] My next letter will give you further details of the | June 1s—Active vs. Rose Mili, at Vordiam. Tue St, Teresa's M. B, and B. Society will meet at | walnut Bedroom Suits, mahogany. Bedsteads, Bureaus, | Ford, Curtains, Centre, Dining and Ten Cables, black malta. demerits and ‘under’ 350 he loses ten days, | events that are taking here. At present we pialidatireres, cinta: their rooms this (Wednesday) afternoon, at oue | Washstands, Rocking Chairs, Corner Stands, oak Din Tosewtood, S06 eae EO ‘onine, and so on to two hundred demerits, for which | are over a powder mine. THE PRIZE RING. o'clock, to attend the funeral of their late brother | Table, Wanirobes, nae, casted | tale Mattrom eer neier Look. | Glass, Caverware, Groves Lounges, Wardroben Bi bo has to forfeit two days. It will be seen, aaa Sree i Lee aoa Clocks, Kugravings, Olicoth, Curtains and | Kasy, Rocking and other Chairs; 400 yarde cloth faalt herefore, that this certificate regulation was mace RECEPTION OF THE BURNSIDE GUARD. Catch Weight Match Betweea Two Cincinua. tie daa tide a targe'lot of Ship Chandiers’ stores, Champion | Rods, Vases, Clocks, 7 or 8) aecond band Carpeta, ros dat- “4 q — ds 2 Scull Be ting, ‘and everything useful and necessary for koe) expressly to punish the cadets who “improperly in. i jis Tae Senge yin saall’Boat (avout 38 tect long) Tools, ke. Trade iavited. Ming, and everything useful seary for housekeeping, = wit “plebes,” and who Fags their Yesterday about noon the st Nelly e, tr dite ; ‘5 : dias partie es Good: ickertes so well oid detection. Yet some o Ci juard From the Cincinnati Enquirer, June 8. w, Ad oI DE.—AUC' i 7 © ans from Norwalk, Conn, brought the Burnside Guart, | mye\Sporing trarernity of this city, not being sat- | Sl Year of ler a ver AL private anes at tena than auction. price; alt | WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER Beonte mtght think it a very easy matter for the to get out of the difficulty by not signing the . There however, such a sense of om this point in the corps that as yet there is be cited the first instance where one of them who ‘Bad “yanked” or otherwise annoyed @ “plebe” has ever refused to sign the document. It seems rather Dad, to be sure, for a r fellow, after two ears of hard study, and just when the time from that place, a3 guests of the Eighth regiment National Guard, State of New York. By a special order issued by Lieutenant Colonel George D. Scott, commanding, the various companies of the latter command assembled at the armory on the previous evening for the purpose of making arrangements for the friends isfied with the Coburn and McUoole fizzle, deter- muned to get up ch weight fight on their own account, and yesterday it came otf on the old race track below Covington. ‘The contestants were “both of this city—viz., Perry Orail, of the Fourth ward, and Fritz Coalingbu: of the Fourteenth. ‘The fight was for a purse of $100, which had been subscribed by friends. Crail was seconded by Jim the elegant Household re containe: vat idence 44 Weat Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Bixth ave- hues, Super> Drawing Room Suita, covered French brocatel, Cost #450, for $200; one do., 870; rosewood Planoforte, cost 600, for 88U0;. ‘EI Bookcase, Books, Paintings , vonzes, Statuary, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, Vases, Velvet Carpets, Chandeliers, rosewood, walnut Bui ‘Wardrobes, Hodateads, Hair, Spring Mattresses, Extension ‘Table, Buifet, China, (sidsa Sliverware, Table Cutiery, Linen, ein use Large and Attractive Sale of Property at, Clifton, Staten Island, consisting ot 168 Yaluabie Building Low; to be, woid op the premises on Thure- day, June 1 ‘at Ti o'clock M., with water right, mansioa and other buildings thereon. This property is altuaied within ten minutes walk of Vanderbilt or Third I and is bounded by New. York e and the bay of New Yi and only 125 feet trom the N.¥. Yacht Club hous ARDS, tion. His.friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at No. 9 Secoud avenue, this are it the nid folke is at hand, voluntarily to sign | te Proposed reception. It was intended to have @ | Syers and John Mirot, who defeated the celebrated | (Wednesday) afternoon, at two orclock. but five months, in perfect order, and at half original coat. rounds, com ing, acme vier of dongs oye ey his owa imprisonment warrant for ad twelve | volunteer parade to receive the visiting company | Cast fron Man: Sailor Jack and Dan Madden did the Smird.—On Tuesday, June 9, of consumption, | — “GAMPARLL. 1, 00,, AUGHIONEE! FFICE a5 | mice of the joneer, 17 Chathain square, New York. SAMUEL THEODORE SMITH. Funerai services at the residence of his brother-in- Jaw, William A. Odeil, 10 Madison square, East ‘Twenty-third street, on’ Thursday afternoon, at five o'clock, The friendsof the family are invited to at- tend without further notice. SNiPFEN.—At Harlem, on Sunday, June 7, CHARLES W., son of the late Samuel F. Suitfen, in the gist year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, 127th street and Fourth avenue, on Thurs- day afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Saira.—Suddenly, on Monday, June 3, ELLEN E., wife of Alfred 0. Smith, of Middietowu, Coun, Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at the above piace. Suypam.—On Tuesday evening, June 9, at seven o'clock, Mrs. MARGAKET SuyDaM, widow of William Suydam, in che doth year of her age. ‘ne relacives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest- dence, 252 Bridge street, Brookiyn, on Friday after- noon, at two o'clock. ScuArrek.—On Tuesday, June 9, Miss FLORENTINE SCHAFFER, aged 19 years. ‘The funeral will take p' on Thursds at two 0’ . from her late residence, 1 Houston street. Baltimore and Washington papers please copy. TaYLok.—On Tuesday, June 4, Wi LU in the osth year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends and ship caulkera are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the fair thing for Fritz. Mike McAvely was chosen referee, Pat Murphy umpire for Craii and A. Jacobs umpire for Fritz. Fritz was the first to shy his castor into the ring, and was soon followed by Perry. The crowd in at- tendance numbered about three hundred, and they were hee yon principaily of tobacco rollers from the Fourth ward, and loafers from all parts of the city. There were a few respectable men present, among which we noticed an attaché of the gas- works. The fight lasted fourteen minutes and nine seconds. The frat blood was decided a draw. The betting was about even, neither side desiring to give any odds, as the men were considered a good match, At two minutes to three o’clock the men stood up for the fight. Rounp 1.—Both men came up smilling; Crail with his hands rather low, while Fritz made a more entific Senay Crail led out with his left, a z's right eye; Fritz returned a sting: Give and take was the order of the Months previous; still the cadet shrinks not from the a It may be that when he takes up the pen home and all its endearments tempts him strongly to put it down unused; but then quickly comes the thought that his honor is at stake. That settles the matter; and, though his heart feels like a dead weight within hhim'aa he writes, his name goes down on the roll of the “unfortunates.”” The second class of this year * ‘was of course the third class in encampment last year, and it is now their turn to encounter the horrid certificate. It is said there will be more than one name recorded as that of the “friend” of last year’s “plebves." THE EXAMINATIONS. The first class was examined to-day in Spanish, and considering the fact that the members receive but an hour or two's instruction in the language every other day in the week, they evinced great pro- ficiency in its atudy. It may not be known to many persons not Shoroagnly conversant with the ratio studiorum of ie anaes Lond that ish language » ever since our A win Mexico, become to be considered a not un- important acquirement. The officers in Scott's army found it in 18d almost indispensable in their inter- ree, official and otherwise, with the Mexican tes and le; and experience having thus shown of what value a knowledge of the ee ‘was to our officers who were fortunate enough to conversant with it in the past, and as many of the ates are nowadays sent to the borders of and perforce pn in contact with a Span- fi Speaking peo is ht that never So little study it will do thems no harm. It is at the sections from the boat yesterday morning, previous to the brigade drill. In pursuance of this arrange- ment portions of Companies A, C, D, EB, F and G marched to the pier at the foot of Market street yesterday morning, and met the Burdside Guard, Which numbered seventy-flve men, including the band, under the command of Captain J. C. Crossman and First Lieutenant J, C. Crowe and Second Lieutenant E. M. Wheeler. They wore a neat blue uniform. The rain fell heavily at the time of their arrival, o that all ceremonies of reception, be- ‘ond the customary military etiquette, was omitted. ‘he battallion of the Eighth regiment detailed to meet them comprised two hundred and fifty meu, under the follow! ng officers:—Captain John A. Penberthy, of Company hee ai will H. Mcintyre, of Co! y illiam ory of G; pany A; Captain . Durfee, of ies ay C, and Lieutenant J. T. Gilroy, of Company E. Forming in line they marched down Chatham street to City Hall, up through the Park to Broadway, and thence to the armory of the regiment, on the corner of Centre and Grand streets. Major Appleton, on the } mai of the Eighth regiment, : ccroing marry ae preparations for the de drill they had not had the time to extend that kind of reception which they had intended and desired. The brigade drill which was to have taken an take tl on fie hee sever Rey Seat ly take on In response Crossman thanked J. the regiment and a few Pertinent remarks. A collation which iad been pre- wil. sell Thursday, at 1% o'clock, the apiet- didiy titted up Liquor Store 75 Weéat street, epponite, Boston line? rent of entire house, two years’ lease, ‘81,000. We invite a for such business to a special Inapection before day of Particuiars with auctioneer, FURNITURE. 3 AT ERIVATE SALE—ALL THE ELEGANT HOUSE- hold Furaiture contained in private residence 4 Weet Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenu ered, French brocatel, cost 9480, for $300 forte, cost +600, for 4000; Etageres, Brontes, Mirrors, Carpets, Cham! ture, at half original coat. $100,000 WORTH OF PARLOR, CHAMBER, DIN- + ing and Sitting Room Furniture, Balding, &c... the best Jelectedatock in the city, at tremendous low prices. All gvoda warranted. ‘A. GREEN 198 Eighth avenue, coruer street. wale, Parlor Suit, co one do., $70; Pinna. Bookcase, Paintings, Dining Room Paral: 2 BY sis GOuTON, AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT, HOUSE: hold Furniture in Filteenth street, near Fifth avenue, This day Weduenday), June 1y, at 0 o'clock, at No Weat Fifteenth atrect, near Filth avenue, a very large elegant assortment of rich Goods, comprisi wood Parlor Suita, in brocatel; also Suita tt bony and go! élegant rosewood’ Piano (original cost $700), rosewood E geres and Bookcases, damask and Lace Curtalus, rich rose. wood and mahogauy’ Dressing Bureaus; Contre, Si Card and Extension fables; Mirrors, Brouzes, Hat and Hall Stands, Buffets, Hair Mattresses, Votvet Tapestry, Bruswels aad other Carpets; China and Glassware, Mantel Ornaments, Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c. Catalogues early this morning in part ro: T ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE MANUFACTORY. — Magniticent Parlor Suits, covered with any color Freno& ‘aatin brocatel, for $175 and 1200; covered with reps or halr- Cloth, 85, $125 and $150; great variety Parlor, Library, bed- room’ and Dining Room’ Furniture, cheap for cash. Manu factory and Wareroom, No. 98 Bisecker sttvet, near Broad- way. Y ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL atats Broker..-Ouice and’ saiesroom, 37 Nassau street, Opposite the Post ofce Galtery, 82 Fifth avenue. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, PAINT. INGs, ENGRAVINGS, OFFICE FURNITURE, &C. To be sold by auction on Wednesday, June Ly, at 104 0! by ROBERT SOMERVILLE, at bis salesroom, $7 Nasse wireet. BY cy OUgHTY, AUCTIONEER, Continuation sale of Household Furniture, Carpets, &,, thie day (Wednewtay), at 1034 o'olock, at snlesroom 7 Nataattatreey near Fulton.” Parior Sulte, richly carved and finished; rosewood and walnut Chamber Suite, Turkish Lounges and Chairs, oak and walnut Extension Tabler, Halt Mattresses, Beda and Bedding; also a large line of tne Kn vings, Mirrors, Chinaware, Chandeliers, rosewood 7 octave landed on Fri URNITURE—FURNITURE.—H. 0, FARRELL 18 NOW offering the largest and assortment of parlor, dining and bedroom Furniture ata great reduction in prices ‘Over 73500,000 worth at 436 and 48 Eighth avenue and 257, 230 ‘West Lbirty-fitth street, adjoluing. Special atteation given to furnishing hotels and country houses. roeertes: ‘0 LET—TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES; Parlor and Bedroom, incindiug a fine Sewing Machiae, Sofa Bed, in maroon plus, and waluut Cradle, Address Parker, station E. Foceacesrane, SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY THE nd went down. Time, two minutes. —Both men eyed each other carefully, when they made a rush; several heavy exchanges and Fritz down. Foul was claimed by Fritz’s sec- onds, but not allowed. The referce cautioned Crail. Round 3.—Both men bleeding freely. Fritz led out, but was short. Crail landed a heavy blow on Fritz’s nose and Fight eye. Iritz down, and caught Crail by the ieft leg. Crali landed a heavy right hander on Fritz’s damaged organ. Another foul was claimed by Fritz's second, but not allowed. resent ‘occasi: partak . A th for Carpets, Ollcloths, Furniture, taught was ti . Rounp 4.—Both men sparred for wind, as the | residence of his son-in-law, James Wainman, No. 4: hanoforie, Phelan Bliltard Table, complete: tapestry aud week or moo! faun ing Base by the. head 0. vot which the aecaners of elther , orguoneation if aged fighting was fast and heavy. Cra led off and landed | Columbia street, on Thursday afternoon, ‘at one | {4tain, ee Oe Tear otal ee, Be. The whole | ting ee Seema 00." ‘warebotses, 2) language, who is himself @ 8 rd, | together and exchanged the usual civilities, e | on Frita’s nose and received in return a left hander | o'clock. a rsiecabirin I ‘attent ai . C aeatt hee being assisted in the other sections by two officers i of the armory was profusely ornamented with | on the jaw. Crail rushed the fighting, and Fritz Van Dyx.—At Paterson, N. J.,0n Monday morn- Lipa C., wife of Fran DENTISTRY. went down. ing, June 5 1 ¥ HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, flags and streamers, and on an ensign on the i C. Van Dyk and | B3* the sue of ive Lense’ of the Property 33 Union syuare, rt) ‘SEs mre nics Apanieh. » to be sure, who carp assistants being non- room were the “Welcome | ROUND 5.—Crail came up smiling; Fritz rather | daughter of Jas. D. Styker, Esq., of Lambertville, "s. or the Peabody Howse, is adjourned EAUTIFUL SETS OF TRETH, $10, $15 AND §2%, PAY- oy they do 8 mrthe ict that the professor of | to the Burnside Guard”. In the @banquet | bashful, Heavy exchanges on both sides. Fritz | N.J. i thu ot June, and wit be sold at our’ salesroom, 38 Brave by the reek or month eth fied wite dat game Fretch language is not a native born French- ‘was extended to the guests, at which the usual tonsta | down on one knee, when Crail shot out a straight ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the | Liberty street, at 12 o’ciock M. om thal day. Sixth avenne, fam; but the carping does not amount to much, | were drank and appropriate responses much t hander on his nose and turned him clean over. | funeral service, from her late residence, 152 Broad- Alao the balance of the Furniture, Chattels, &c., remaini TIST, LATR 086 SIXTH AVENUR, ’ all, 80 as are tly | jor ‘This isa visit in of time was called for the sixth round the rit way, on Thursday morning, at hal! t ten o'clock, | “asold from auction sales of 34, 4th and Sth inat, will ve sol pD* erm Me settir 9 5 ae ia ter Mieclaediy are, There was a time | one made by Rese Companies ofthe Eighth regiment | yas broken into and a general squanhie ensued, a | itiont ‘ariier notice. ‘Nine anda quarter ted | ATF Meet tT Cem w inne, Avcuoncem | Monday Jonson “ikabier swt wots 96 aaa gy Od thie oiRench a thi M4 s Tooves ‘he Burnside Guard with Detalles upponrnnee atver toe wowen Mvrawtrbs. 0p Taenday, June 9, A. F. K., son of G. 7>¥ HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEKR. sisted askansntesti he wine “to tenuate ii ‘cardial welcome. They will leave this afternoon fed up around the ribs, and Prliays head looked | A. and J. C. Vigelius, aged 2 years, 6 months and 5 B ant KETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN: BUEVEN days. 7 Hou id Furniture. VALENTINE. three o'clock in the same boat for Connecticut, HENRY MLLERDS & MINER will set! by auction’ on Fri ike raw beef. and will be escorted to the landing by the same years; gas daily; beautifu: teeth OI, web ‘We understand that the fight will be renewed at At Morrisania, on Saturday, June 6, POU SAY VILLBRS, 155 Grand street, near Broadway. on the pri as | ie best to have it in the | battalion. some future day. a Exizaveru, wile of D.'D. Valentine, ‘aged 34 | F st ae ball Polok, at thelr salesroum, 9 Liberty A oe ts Ag beget ree ee srcray ienve for tel? various posta, fresh {rot UNION PACIFIC. RAILROAD. be . ° The fanerai will be held at the West Fifty-thira | _*™ aceon re. al i ——-——— nie nnmeeed ite hallowed ctl, whatever They bed learned of the " — MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. street Baptist” church (near Seventh avenue), this | 7 >Y HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEE#—SALrsRooM ey py Bay Ff ‘would be better retained and, therefore, be New Yor, June 9, 1863. (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. The re- No. 8 Cortlandt street, four doors west of srowlway. " Oe ae ee ‘ot oe. Bir the more serviceable to them. It is how said that FE ov Tae Hanaxy:- Marrieé. latives and friends of the family are invited to at- ‘Art Onllory, 45 Broadway. Tout lowes posable prices. De. TENISON, 278 fourth are: irccady of the language is again to be pat in the | "0, ae Foros ie fare tend; also the members of John D. Willard Lodge, Househoud Furniite, Microra Carpeis ke. | | ue, cormer or fwentr-aecond aire third claas, on the ground eh oS, class has al- A correspondent of your journal criticises the con- JacK9ON—ANTHONY.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, | No. 250, F. and A. M.; United States Lodge, No. 149, H. D. MINER & pannes KJ , St socien im 4 4 7 a Satay too many stadies. It strikes one that if the | struction of the Union Pacific Raliroad with a severity | June §, at the Summerfleld M: H church, br the Ney. | and Mamee Eacmanester, N.Y. 1.0.0. F. (Redncedey) sane ie ae a or noid’ Purniturey consietitig of Cause of its removal from the third to the first was ‘and J. M. Buikley, THorNs T. Jackson to Sana V. T. Wess.—At Portchester, N. Y., at the residence of = Maret cet tngrain Carpets, French plate Pler Mtr. - = good one, as it was claimed to be, the cl pe reap Rae Mn ode - a you Shue ANTHONY, ail of Brooklyn. P. W. Stevens, Herrin Wane, in the 76th year of | fury rosewood ani mack walnut Pasion sults in Prooaiel and JOR SALE V¥:RY CHEAP.A FOUR FOOKRT MARBLS ‘based grou! facts stated I reply wo three im! papers please copy. er a Side 4 Centre Tables, black walnut and mahogaoy Biliara coadition, Kalle . Beet of visitors Will asruredly ‘be Of tis mind, | in which errors are most prominent. Parrrs—BaLDwin.—in Newark, on Thursday, May | om — - wen vance ‘urenin Washatatda, Wane moony Leong i See bad Se ee on thie mubject it may be men | First—In relation to the use of cottonwood ties. ee mma c HOTELS. Carpet iat Crockery, taarar,siver Fated. Ware, PERSONS IN WANT OF VINGT Clans BILLIARD Fac was oe; on : When the Union Pacific Railroad was begun at | H. Pairs to litte A., youngest daughter of Calvin COOMMODATION ADVANTAGE! dc. Kiveben Utensils, te Pineal tad to tte aayantage teal at Sharps foe W. Baldwin, ail of Newark. Died. BuroyY.—On Sunday, June 7, Joan Henri BuRGy, rhe friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 131 Clinton place, this (Wednesday) morning. at ten o'clock. Baker.—At Windham, Conn., on Friday, June 5, country may now be seer second street between Fourth at ala carte; rates low. Omaha it was entirely cut off from ail railroad com- 1ns' a munication, and antil the completion of the Chicago OCU, but then they are reyrand to speak the ian: | Nd Northwestern to that point all building sup- uage with just English accent notte be | plies were obtained by the uncertain navi- fixe for Frenchmen “to the manner born.” ion of the Missouri during @ few months P R MEDICAL EXAMINATION. or from the jacent in pars ce of am order just received from the was War Department a Medi Board, consisting of | made, cottonwood ties were used because no others ant second ‘hdod Fables cheap; Fables cut dows. SITUATION WANTED- BY A MIGLER, TO ATTEND A Nitour, spice OF paint mill; is a frat class stone dresser. Addresa J. G., Herald office. TED—ONE. WHO UNDERSTANDS Bea WANTED—0! ‘enti NJ. i BY 2: 2aae%, AUCTIONRER, OFFICE 351 BROAD. Large and peremptoty sale o ifieent House. hold Puraitares ee jal rosewr Pianoforte, Microra, Velvet, assels and Ingraln Carpets, ‘tc.. ac. Tae t CO: will sell’ on thie’ day (Wednesday), June (0, 1864, the entire Contents of the brown stone house 136 Bast Ninetecath street, commencing at 1034 o'clock A. M. pre- claely. ‘The parlors gontain two elegant Suita, covered in aevziy atin Deventel; also walnut Suita, covered in reps, Ft An fina order Amenicay HOTEL, BROADWAY AND FE atreet, New York—On the European pian, Rooms ia Suite or singly at moderate rates. Quntor vi / atreet.—Or OUSE, NO. % CLINTON, PLACE, EIGHTH in the’ European pian. Elegantly’ furnished magnificent rosewood seven octave Pli 0 horseaboeing. Apply to J. A. NF O D., Breves Lieutenant | could be obtained at any cost. For nearly five hun- | ver; suddenly, Rurus L. Baker, late lieutenant col- | Rooms, for families and single gentley reasonable rat carved marble top Centre Tables, lar, jab Easy on v —- ——— — Brreet Sole i |, M. band Brevet Major lias | dred miles west from ats er avant plain or onel 4 — Ordnance corps, United States Army, | by the day or we JAS. MOPYKE, f. ce a Lge fae ily Ont Paintings, Ch Tt CUTTERS 9 WANTED. THREE bids | sve . . M. D., surgeons U. 8. A. vene here rie utterly destitute of all tim! ‘cept a scant: rears. = _—--- a - — calico slegant Dining Noom Purnivure, sonsiet- saw, two 4 one smooth outer. ey makes nveleai dsaminstion of the oy th of Cooawood ‘on the banks of the wreame, ORAKSS.—At Norwalk, Conn., on Monday, June 8, | WILSON HOUSE, NORTH ADAMS, MASS. MAY 25, anes, Ae. Be. ae ining Table, Dicing Cina wal seisunt, | the works 20 roe arom, Wiliam, OF aie afls, Ke. new Cadets and the mmentbers of the graduating class, ut ag soon as means of transportation were fur- | JosH#UA BURGESS, in the Sist year of his age. Tes eale te Tee lnegees nue bon Sion ad ) French China Ware, elega: ees ny ‘sromutlory, 4 Liberty street, N. y oan 6 oo. Com| great 5 0 a 4 tii report heer any one of tone examine does | sinned the Company A oak Hes great gua | ama ite (wedacousyancrnoon a two | Seasip nan mi andimmaentany neon as | tn re Gore "Watrcs, | PO.Rowe aterRNs TANTEO, ME Sune Shes a : 1 al ‘ons 0} " fi tenses, Ac. Y mora Hy? Stary ben oe or oni ss tee tive of hia eat sae Soe sven ones as | Ihe’ cottonwood ties bed cost oom ‘At Hoboken, on Tuesday, June 9, after a convey € {ith reason pricesst wove ty merit the pa he Me Lad 6 ys aR? $8. Gi, Herald off , - — A atte ar ee ae house, Ie, Soe M. tt mation. at during his until age shall disuble from # 2 tos doeach. There Is not now more | lingering tilnesa, IsaseLLA, eldest daughter ple | a aie bbe rmiiens ‘DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. WANTED A Toa AN TH trea runkore 6 etn him.” than one-third of the road laid with cottonwood | and Catharine Born, aged 14 years, 4 mouths and STMORELAND HOTEL, EK United States Marshal's Sale. Ta, J earnishiars, 60 good mat weavers; also a well qualf- “Aq STORM IN THE HIGHLANDS.” ties, and they are being rapidly replaced with oak. ‘On the Eropean Plan, By order Robert Murray iY Mookkeoper aad am en) man ‘who can diapose of Situated on the southeast corner of East Seventeenth atrer: and Fourth avenue, Union aquare. This new and magnificent hotel, situated in one of the plea- aantest and most central locations in thecity of New York, will be opened and ready for the reception of transient and Permanent guests on Monday morning, June 43. Rooms, e2 suite or singly, can now be engaged. ry di the relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 43 Washington street, bs N. J., on Thursday afternoon, at one clock. Coorsr—In the Episcopal Hospital, Kensington, oaeane’ June 7, Tomas Coores, im the ud year ia The relatives and frtends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from the res a fd his jersey Ry EDWARD SCHENCK, this savaroom, No, 69 Liberty street, case Cosmetics. is afternoon a violent thunder storm broke over Your correspondent also compiains that our long ts place, causing for awhile quite a commotion | wooden made of pine! Th among the more timid lady guests of the hotel, who | true, and the pine was all fi from Chicago, an were fearful lest in its violence the winds might | average distance of se but took readily as superintendoe ANTED—A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS SOAP ; das no objection to 4 can show WARD SCHENOK, AUCTIONBER. countey, ples aud beat references. Address er, nk, Two Elegant Spana ey ‘at the private stable, No, 14d Weat Thirty-eighth street, ‘ear Broadway. ty ROWARD SCHENCK. this morni nt 8} part Rod sad gente, tree thom vice, ana T yenms wid. a fue Sp red fling the house fom the heights to the river-below. A | your correspondent does not seem to know that pine Over the river to the north of the storm of the kind of which I speak ia a thing up here than in the city, Th wooden plains that our long, neteeee ve No sti ening: thick and of such inky blackness arches, but he is evidently not aware that Howe Mteelf was totally obscured from the view, trusg bridge which we use, and wiiich fs considered aay MACHINERY. ‘antsD CAKE BAKER; ONE WHO UNDE! on ~ atan 8. CAMERON & CO.—STEAM PUMPS FOR BOLL be ornamental and fancy work, to qo ovt of the city « short distance. references requil jaquire at at It o'clock to-day at 34 Maides, lane. from most never built with an arc! it other, corner Erie and South Fifth stree! * factories, steamships, mines, &c. Foot of East Salhi tana tempt the distance OC ulcdne, they rushed oF the most secure, 1¢ sagen {rou twepeculiar transverse | Caty, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Twenty tbied sreet, New York, of bays, M hands, warranted perteeMy sound, Kind Art Sie | {ArANTED—A FIMISHER AT THR [RON RAILING with arrow-like speed, and 80 close to the w: i's | arrangement of its favere. her in relation to PgR. —Suddenly, on eng beg of col — SALR_TRAI POLDina. MAUMI — pases and Coupe, in fine t, Harness, &c. Dusiness; none but a fest class workman will mc edge that one was almost led to believe, in looking | bridges, we are now tullding atl culverts of less than | tion of the brain, Prmvinta BuLL, only chiid of | AOR SAbk THAT ROMDING MACHINES anon mes x AUGTIONSERTaaneowooms 1m | 722, S43 wee champe ot shop. Apply ot 18 et Oi o : fro Wore Mi them, were actually bnoyed up on the | te ‘of stone and all between ten and one joaia W. and the late Albert V. Cooper, aged EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER-SALESR00M: Five's surtar Witte ie, scene of darkness was hundred feet of stone and and 3 G 9 108 Liberty at: will sell by aucti ireday, ab LG Trge sid geacral. sxaoeimast ot River's surface. iron, Gnd we are sei seat, 10 ot | JOR SALE—A TWELVE HORSE PORTABLE ENGIN Yolock, m. anort eaiturey ACs, £0 iMMEDIA Wo FIRST CLASS MAT Sasi sno oad ta nt vs | ng tege ste or bcs ot Ter gat | everest eases | re ces Heke | Beets eects ceantente Tact | WY eo tea ASP SS The old” pile worm aibut to fall “ina thou- | I will not occupy Jour with @ review of your | of Her grandiather, Lous F. Hulew, 120th street, | Srookiyn, Py . Sacpetn Crockery, Caaemtrane, "Fasey nrucion, Pasaiings | Cc id pieces, to the south in the «dfrec- dent's entire letter, but he is quite as much | this (rennet he ‘at three o'clock. = —-—- ——-——— Cutlery, ae. ANTED A FINE ORNAMENTAL PAINTER TO. Sion of Fort Montgomery, some five miles mistaken in other particulars as in those I have CONWAY. lay, June 9, JAMES Conway, (0 JOR SALE-A FORTY HORSE HORIZONTAL RETURN palnt sages. Apply at No. 3 Park place Tubular Boiler, onl used about one month, with front bag Fi ht bars, Ae; canbe agen in use, Address A. Hi, Herald ‘The relatives and friends are respectfuliy tnvited toattend the funeral, from Bellevue Hospital, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. HE a. Leang, Al sponses ent and modara tit HeNay 1 LER Ae EANE ei seu_by avction, on WANTED BLACKSMITHS TO WORK IN HO Woe ie tok. &, Henne’, 30 Cortland? at, np the mountat the waters of the | Pacific Ratiroad ts being built through @ wiiderness, ope ‘iistance from its base of supplies and ma: : Se W Ants0-tyr0, Pu : A town. iver fairly glitte; heir: Bepween | ata be this point, the rays of the sun were light+ alluded to, It must not be for ten that the Union with tness. his. wight on the one nde and day on the other the terials, but I believe that I y safe in $< pass COLLAR MAKERS. NEW PATCHING MA. am in could be seer’ falling t ‘and fast. Such a | saying that no similar length of new road ever CaasiDY.—On June 9, SUSAN CAssiDt, Friday evening, June 19, at 73 o'clock, at the 19 me McCullough" Lead Company, 60 geens can only be f ohne n'a while in a place | so well bullt or better equ The United states 25 years, the beloved wife of James Cassidy . cine FOF Aal0y \O PETTCTLN HACE A Comics stret, N. ~ min An erin anetgt™ — Aev'r és - @ this, and tf anybody here mbied because it | Government mist after éxami- | telatives and friends are respectfully invited | tain eae — = | 9 citeminat eoree he “5 bates ences wae | _ ined si hed it muwt have Been vecause te was | nations of every Tren) okn’s Seat class roca, | orclogk, from st. doabpnre churn, Pactie.strest, EXPRESSEA. tater arity der Ce mea gt eR Fee iad. ’ WD dio ’ _— , wv" a ear building, ‘The first class at fve olclock: this evening bed 8 | Sud stl Oot Fao eesnaea cp fe magi bes att Brena, Brookiye, evere requ A GAO BURNHAM'S FURNITURE, BAGGAGE | ond by onder of Orphans Court of “balou county, Now 50 ARPENTERS WANTED. G90 no in the l. wi com| mars y treet, near 4 aren jersey. sat 8S ‘tring Of pistols, the lashing of eabres ond tue fous than ‘$708,003 oz in ita improvement, the CoONBY.—On Mandar alg 8, algor @ linger Noaes for yin) t chy, country. Vural: "Also & fine collection of Ol Palatiows by American aad Vine. athe employ fush of Cuadng ateeds the drill was very exciting. ordinary repairs, aad will contiaue to expond suca { ing and painful cons ion, MARY, tho beloved | ture, ‘puaaetorten p 2), hurmitwegioreds ogey NOTARGRS. Burovean arte