The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1870, Page 9

PINANGESL AND COMMERTL. WwW, STREET, 1, ; Tuvuspay, Woy toes Pat} The course of the markets has been unsettled, The result at the close was-a lower range of prices for Gold, governments and stocks, Money was easy at B to 5 por cent, STOCKS EXCITED AND UNSETTLED—A “BREAK” Av THR CLOSE. ‘The earitest transactions in stocks were dect ledly bulijsh and the market exceedingly buoyant, Re ad- ing opening at 106, and Oh’o and Mississippt soon after advancing to 39%, tis rise being due to a small panic on the pars of the shoris, who rushed to cover thelr speculotive sales, Later i the day, the market having im the meautime become heavy with the deciine in gold and the “break” in Pacific Mail, prices suddenly dectincd a hal’ to two and a half per cent, the cause of the sudden change being, as alleged, a renewal of the quarrel between the two houses whose hovtiliy was the causo of the sharp decline last week. The other cliques are highly iadignent av the quarrels of the parties referred to, imasimaci a3 they interfere with their own plans by demoralizing the generat mar- Ket, and heartily wish “a plague o? both your houses.” The Moutagues of Exchange pace sold out heavy instalments of Ohio and Misstesippt for the purpose of “spillmg’ stock out of the hands of the Capulets of Broad sirect. At least such is ihe gossip which foxted through that gossippy place—the Loay Room. ‘The report of the aiiaus of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company 19 Hot ready as yet, but is antictpated evi- dently in the deci.ne of the sioek, Whien ran down to 8544 Uns afternoon, The “bv ars’? were quite jubt- lant over the turn im the tide and assisted the gen- eral decline by @ persistent hammering. Prices tor most stocks raliled at tre close a quarter to a half per cent from the lowest figures of the day, and the marke! left off duil cn steady, The tolowing were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Ex- chauge:—Canton, 69 a 7234; Cumberland, 45; West- ern Union, 32% a Quicksliver, 9 a 10; Mariposa, 6a 834; do,, preferred, 175 a 18; Packie Mail, 374g @ S734; Avams xpress, 63 a 3: Wella-Fargo Express, 143¢ a 15; do. scrip, 2 a 3393 American Express, 43 a 44; United States E press, 461g @ 46%; New York Central consolidated, 101% @ 101%; do scrip, 9676 a 97; Harlem, 45 a 14533; Erie, 23 a 25%; Reading, 104% bid; ditchi- ¥an Central, 123.4 12433; Lake Shore, 977 a 98; [lu nois Central, 141 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1074 a 107394; Chicago and Northwestern, 811¢ a 81%; do. Preferred, 893; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 70343 Rock Island, 1201s 2 1205;; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 655¢ @ 6624; do. preierred, 80%4 a 8034; Toledo and Wabash, 55% a 56; do. preferred, 75; Fort Wayne, 94)¢ 8 95; Ohio and Mississippi, 38% @ 387%; Delaware and Lackawauna, 111 a 113g; New Jersey Central, 109:¢ bil; Chicago and Alton, 114 a 115; do, preferred, 114 a 116; Morris and Esse: 92%; @ 938; Hannibal avd So. Joseph, 1124 a 1184; do. proferred, 111j{ bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 4% a5; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 183 als THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following shows the highest and lowest prices to-day for the leading speculative suares:— Highest. Lowest. New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated. ivz:, ot New York Centra\& Mudsou serp.. 9 9655 Harien. 14s, 144 Eric. Pay Reading. Pena Wadas' Pitisourg. pis i 2 orvtawestern preierred.. 905% Roey Isiani.,- 121s, Milwaukee and +s 6655 aiirankee snd St. Paul preferred. Bly Ohto and Mississtppt $ Western Union ‘Telegiaph, Pacitic Maul.. o Bog GOLD DULL AND LOWER. ‘The sudden merease in the specie of the Rank of France by the targe sum of 11,000,000 franc, the higher quotationa for tive-twenties in London and the removal for the present of any fear of an advance in the English bank rate, as tuferred from the firmer market for consols in London to-day, ied to a de- Cline in gold to 114%, as agaist 1147 in the fore- noon, At the close the marke: was very strong at the lower quotation, especially as the Hansa for Europe today took out $150,000 in specie, while foreilgn exchange, after wavering un- der supposed speculative manipulation, became very firm, on the basis of 1095 for prime bankers’ sixty day bills and 11044 for sight, which Tates are close upon the specic-slipping point. The transactions in the market were not on a large scale, and the few buyers were reputed to be purchas- ing for the clique operators and some foreign Houses, who look for specie shipments in the immediate fu- ture. The outskie speculators have again trans- ferred.their attention to the stock market, which 1s 80 full of wide and frequent fluctuations, while the most that gold promises is a movement of only a few per cent, The ioliowing is the record of the principal quotations:— 10 A. M. + ney 1P. 1M4X 10:15 A. - 4% 2P, 114g LA. M. . Max SP. Ws 12M. ~Tity 4P. ea 14% 12:57 P. M Tidsg 6:31 Llt'e a 11495 Holders of gold paid 3, 3%, 4 aud 5 per censto have their balances carried over. The operations of the Gold Exchahge Bank were as lollows: Gold cieared. Gold balances...... Curreacy balances. THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS. The government purchased two milous of five. twenties, in accordance with the Treasury pro- gramme previousiy announced. The proposals to sell were thirty-seven in number, and embraced a total of over $9,300,000 bonds. The accepied lots were as follows:— + 824,798,000 Le! ‘3 nea 154 cou, new. St cou, new. M154 Wot Lod Mio 11.64 Lid 54 Lito4 Vil -b4 Mi 54 41.54 1054 VL. 64 GOVERNMENTS LOWER AND DULL. The effect upon the government market of the large offerings at the Sub Treasury was a deciiue of @ quarter to three-cighths per cent, the lst closing dull at the following quotations this evening:—United States currency sixes, 11234 @ 124%; do. sixes, 1981, registered, 116% a 117; do. do., coupon, 11674 a 117; do. flve-iwenties, Yegistered, May and November, 1li a 111%; do, do., 1862, coupon, do., 112 a 112)4; do. do., 1364, do. do,, 11134 a 11134; do. do., 1865, do. do, 1X a 111%; do. do,, 1865, do, do., January and July, 113% @1l4; do. do, 1367, do, do, 1144 @ L144; do. do., 1868, do. do., 1144s a 114%; do. ten-torties, registered, 10734 @ 10734; do, do., coupon, 1083¢ 9 105!4. SOUTHERN SECURITIRG STEADY, The Southern list was in the main steady, The new Tennessees were strong and higher and the South Carolinas a shade lower. The following were the closing prices:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 604 @ O61; do, mew, 5534 a 553g; do, five per cent, 45 a 48; Virginia, ex coupon, a4 8 ODS do., new, 69% 70; do., registered stock, 5524 @ 55%; do, do., 1866, 65 8 67; do. do, 1567, GL a 62; Georgia sixes, 87 @ 88; do. sevens, 95 a 9534; do. Sevens, interest payable in Georgia, 90 a 92; North Carolina, eX coupon, 48 a 484; do., new, 2434 25; Missouri sixes, 94 @ 94); do, Hanmtbal and St. Joseph, 93% a 94; Louisiana sixes, 76 a 76; do. Sevens, 79 a 80; do. eights, 85 a 86; do. levee Gixes, 75075; do. do. eights, 92 a 93; Alabama eights, 102 @ 102}; do. fives, 75 a 76; do. sixes, sterling, 9096; South Carolina sixes, 93. 94; do., new, 834 a 8324; do., registered stock, 85 a 87; City of Momphis sixes, 61 a 53; City of Atlanta eights, 82a 85; City of Savannah sevens, 88 a 90; City of New Orleans consols, 76 a 17; do. do., railroad issue, 73 a 75; Mobile and Ohio s ng, 78 a 79; do. eights, 7234 @ 73; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage, 75 a 70; do second do., dla 63; Mem. phis ond Charleston first mortage, 85 a 88; do. second do., 7880, do. stock, 44 a 45; Grecnv! and Columbia Rullroad, guaranteed, 72 a 74; Ma- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, con and Brunawick, guaranteed by Georgia, $2 3 83; Arkansas sevens, 7546 a 76. MIBCRLLANOUS, The Harlem Railroad Company have declared o& semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The net earnings during the past six months were at the Tate of 1144 per cent upon the capital stock, The following shows ihe resuita of to-day’s busi- ness ab Ue Sub-Treasury in this clty:— General balance yesterday. + $82,448,127 Gold receipts, S18, 215. Gold payments, 1,101,852 Gold Baance eee TH,045,516« ov re 1,654,149 320,033 6,979. 705. $4,225,520 465,000 SALES AT THE MEW YORK STOGK EXCHANIE. Thursday, May 19—16:15 A. M. 87000 1 8.8m, '81, {ud 08 5 1, Iu US Ba, of Gea {h0 UB 6-20, 0, 967, 29 Reading Rit. Bers. tai eee SD 300 do. 200 Tol, Wab& W....... 10) | do... ‘ 30 P.FEW &ORR 700 Obio & Miss KI 100 do. eee at aR. i Lack & W. 100, 0... a 136 N'Y & N Huctip. 15 Bost, Hart & bri Han’& St Joa 0 do. 200 Hl & St Jos ‘pre 100 G, C&T C RR. 18Chi bur &Q Rit: o’Cleck M. and 2:15 P. M. iN) LIS 5-90, o, °62. uo UBbsat oS a7 14600 do. 2500 eget ge 12 TOW dose yeeros. UB 810009 Tenn O's, ex c. 9000 tenn Ps,2.. 1000 40 Mich C . dd S00 N Car 6 WOLS&MS RR. 1% 5000 do. 200 do, 26 2000 La 6's, ib. 100 or Wud) do". #00 Detroit, 10 she Gailabin Nat BK 1 375 Went U Tel. ..... 8 300 Vae M88 Co. ‘1ou0 do, 20 200 Wel rargo . 200 We.is-Tarso Kx sop. ‘$00 Adams Lx. 10). 8 Express Co. . 1WNYG&HR RE.be 200 NY C & H Re,-be 10006 do. 48, at WO Bre KR. 8) don. ‘$00 Hariem RR...... STREET QUOTATION: Half-past Five oClock ?. M. West Un Tet. ge Chic & NW pret 80% a 8914 Pacine Mail.... Boig@ 35% Rock Island. Mg & 120'5 N ¥ Central con IW1lig a 10) ‘Bt Paal... 6 a Bhly NY Cen serip.. 96g Rm 9636 Bt Paul pf. Wen ehy Hariem, 143g 9 14555 Wabash. 5548 Bb Ete, 23" a 934 Ohio dw Miss... B8opa B59 Reading: + 105% a 108% NJ Central:.’. 109 "a 1u9i¢ Lake Shore. ohn sige Bia Bost,Hartésric, 6 aw COMMERCIAL REPORT. THURSDAY, Mey 19-6 P.M. Corrnr.—A better demand prevailed or 3tio,' prices for which were quite ateady at our quotations appended. There were sold 1,005 bags, ex Saxonia; and 1,045 do,, ex Hammonia, on private terms, By auction, 2,50) bags Santos, ex Echo, at TSize. a 2c., averaging 15 90-100e., gold, duty paid. Of other descriptions we heard of no sales of moment. ‘The sales during tho past weok were 4,000 mats Java, 108 Chic & NW... torma, fair d0. 19 ‘ 4, Sim ure, Ihe. & wapore, Ite WOte:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 1 1530. a 16i4e. ; good do. 13: a Lele, j extremes tor lots, “lic, Hees 19. ; Ceylon, i7igo. bo, 16.0, w Lie. Fm 18}46. a 1Be.; Jamaica, Sc. a I xc.; Coata Riva, Ibe. a YWe.; Manila, 16. a 70} Mexican, i5¢, a 18¢.; Savanilla, Ibe. a 180, all gold, duty JOTTON,— The market opened moderately active and 4c. bur elosedt dull and heavy at the iuprovement, The bales (including 121 to arrive) of which 857 a plioing, 854 for export and 150 on speciation. There was a fair. business transacted in future deliverics, the rales being as follows:—7o) bales basis low middiins, for May, at 21 100 do., for June, at zige.; 60 do., for July, at 38540, a2i4y., and 100 do. for Aus Ghat, at 2.50.’ The closing quotations were as follo Opanisans Modile and Florida, Ordinary .. Ly Good orzinary Low middling. Midditog. Good middiug FLOUk As Gi and 6») bavs corn moal, 60,445 bushes wheat, 24,200 do, corny 5,520) do. oats, 15,125 ad. barley, 14,557 do. rye.” Flour was duit and be. a luv. lower, with mouerate sales at thofdecline.. ‘The saics were 7,600 bis, including 2,700 extra State and Weat- ern for export, at $3,’ part to be delivered to vessel. South. ern flour was quiet Dur tirm. Sales 80 bis, Rye flour was steady and firin, with a moderate demand. Sales 20) bbls, re was dull, but unchanged. We quo! $4 50a 84 75 V4 65a 5 WO Suva 535 - Oa Gu + 40a 5.00 +5 We 525 iextra Mannesota, 5a 6% Round aoop Ohio, shipping brand 5 10a 550 Round hoop Ohio, trade brand Btn 700 St. Louts low extra... bie at. 1 6008 650 ae 70a 750 St Conta choice family... 7500 9 50 Southern chotee and fi 80a 975 5 50a 5% 24608 585 be 52a Sida 6 8 Wheat was : ings. Choice spring bronght about yesterda; market was Ic, a zc, lowel bushels at #1 for rejected prices, though the ,everal sales were about 70,00) No. Milwankee, in store; a 41 0 for amber winter, in store; 8l YO for amber Vanada, in bond, delivered, $1 50 for white, $1 90 for Diehl, #1 74 "for California, Corn was heavy: for common, but firmer for choice. The sates were 40,000 Dushels at #107 2 wl 10) for new mixed, $1 il for yellow and SL a $100 for Infextor new mixed Western. Oats wera heavy at the Opening: but closed active and higher. The sales were about 100,00; busieis at BSc. tor Western {u store and de.lvered, closing at 65c. in store, 6c. for Stare deliv 4 aod 67, a 68c. for smell lots Western on track. Of Saies were rumored of 50,000 bushels Canada at abont 90c. in bond. Barley was frm, with sales of 9,00) bushels Canada. ae Ciptaaatesii Qc. a $1. Barley malt was dull and noininal. FueiGuys,—The market was quiet, the offerings of most art) maining small, aud rates to almost ali ports were heavy. For peiroleim vessels there was an improved de- mand, and higher ratea were obtained, while other kinds of tounage were but iitJe sought after aud obtainable at former Fates. The engareinents were:—Tu Liverpool, per stoamcr, 7,500 busiuo's wueat at 4d. ; 450 bales cotton at "4d. To Lon? Soa, 2,000 bi flour at Is. Tgd. To Glasgow, per steamer, 15,000 bushels wheat at 444. To Ham) rg, or Steamer (not previously reported), 15,000 bushels wheat at bt To Antwerp 1,000 bbis. foar at 2s. dd. To Amsterdam bbls. dou 2s. Gd. To the Continent 4 bdla, spirits turpen- The charters were:—A bark (now {n hia to the Baltic with 1,800 bbls, petro- m Philade!phia to a direct port in the OM bbis. do. at 6%.) a bark hence to Antwerp with 8,01 Lbs, petroleum at 4s, 64., if to Rotterdam at 43, od. & brigy idvo bbis.. to Gibraltar for orders with petroleum at d9. for bbis & bark from Wilmington t with 2,000 bbls. rosin at 4 Continent with 1,200 ob! brig to Cork, for orders, brig to Konfgaberg with 1, with 2,000 bbis, to Santi bon with 17,000 bushes grain at 19. about 1,100 toas, to Liverpool, general cargo, at a limo aitns e or to a direct port on the Continent with 9,000 bbis. petroleum; a brigto the Mediterranean, with 1,50) bbls. do., anda brig to Maita aad Palermo, petroleum, tobacco, &e., on private term: GUNNITS.—Cloth drm, wilh some small sales, rue mored as high as Se. ‘0 bales were sold on private terms, Baga were firm, with’ aaies of 300 bales to arrive, per Ken: tuckian, at Ibe., gold, in bond. Hops.—The market was without change of moment. The demand was Ups and almost euticely for small lots, but full prices were still demandes. Stmail sales were ofected within the range of Lc. & due. for comamon to prime grade HEMP—Manlla was quoted at ldisc. a 14yc., gol Be. a Hge. Co. ; Staal at 1c. 0 124¢c. do., and ‘ampico at Te. To. do., in void. “‘Taore were sold 1,000 bales jute at Bo, x0 Hay.--The demand was moderately active, aad pri: wore quite eteady at former quotations We quote Ship: pin, le. retail lots, a + lon re bivaw, $1 0b a Brith, and short do. ge. sinh oe MOLASSRS.—The demand was e trifle more active, and prices were quite steady as former E Sreaetdanad The demand waa mostly for the grocery grades. There were sold 110 hids. and 3c. for cases; direct port on the Continent brig from Wilmington to th pirite turpentine at Ga. 6d, th 1,200 bbis. petroleum at 5a.; a (650 Pols, pecroleum at bs. ; a brig ON: Bac. ja brig, 405 tous, to yin ship's bags; a ship, i Porto Rico at 0c, a 68c., vinieliv at the lawer price, and about 900 hhds. Trinidad at We append the current quo- tations :— Ola Crop. —Centrifngal and mixed. + 20.0 Be, Claye ab Yo. w Be. M ining. a ovade, grocery. Porto Rivo....2. 2. English Isiande . New Oricans .. Stovk sto-day, do. English 3 NAVAL SxoRrs.—There was a better demand turpentine, which’ was held with more firmness, prices were not qnotably higher, closing at Uc, adic, There were sold 676 bi it Je, & di dye, ohielly as dle. a 41 yc. for abippings Crude turpentiue was dul aud nominal at fornier “prices. “The market for rosin waa very. quish, +e i do. pane 14,64 jaulds. Caba,gisi do. Porto Rico, io though but prices were FEY, Orme for mained. which was sult held at G2 1935 @ BIG, with g2 WW did, Phere wore said 1, and 52) 0 8 for extra do, and window sway dull nd heavy. Wilmingioa was quoted at #2 OF. Was in active jobbing demand at 9c., in: onsks. ig An tales were reported. Lixrsl was quit and lower, Prime winter, $127 a 1 26. Prrwotnus.— demand for crude in oulk was very Night, but holders refused to grant any reduction from yes. terday's Hho. was asked, white 12. « 14/yo. wan bid for small low. Ou the creek ‘prices were heavy, and gales were made ab Se. lower pri 000 bis, on the tipper e wer gold at #418. Crude in shipping order was in good de- bia, wilhin the 20 a B250 for No.2, $200 | Phternen Sewer th rr eter ertae mand, but at lower Sales 3,000 bbin. at Lie, ‘and 3,000 oaske at 15%(0. ; also 875 bbls, at 'l#¢c., clos'ng ab Io. “Naphtha was quict, but stoady nt We. ; we'heard of no ales of consequence, ‘Phe business tn ro Light, but prices were ined oll Wau very firm, closing at Ye. a B7ho. The de- mand for export was checked somewhat by the adv the rates of freight. ‘The sales were 400 bbls, for ‘Wige., BA do, at IiKo, and abo WO du. (reported) at Jobbing lots retined were ‘elling ut * The market in Phiadeiphia was quiet, Dut uric higher in some cases. At the close May ol! wax quoted Wc. ‘Lhe sales were 1000 bbls. Cor June at 27),0., aud 4,0 do, for duly at 274. Provisions,—itecoipta, 512 bbls. pork, 246 paokigos cut meats, Pork for both immediate and future delivery wan but Hite songht after, and being quite freely offered prices were heavy and tower, the sales made heluy aba redvosion of de. a Ge. par bbl. Toare were wuld 1,00) buts, for thls mnorithy Sellex*s option, nt 4-5), and 1,900 do, for Juno and duly, at 32750, Phe Jobbing domiand way very Light, the salen hein confined to about 1B) bois, at $295 for Western mis for eity do. Westera prime meas was lower, velag uueres ab 428 50. Dressed hows declined ic. w 3.0, closing at Lc. & Ide, Live hogs were quoted at hie. ‘a 9Xe., with arrivals of 3\184 bead, 2ef Was quiet, aud wo heard of no gales of con woquienee,’ Prices, however, were steady and firm. We quote:—Plain mess, in bbls,’ #12 a lh; exira do, ES prime mess, in tierces, $26 & $25; Ludia dos doy ad & oct” hams’ were time with sales of 20 “MbIe prtine Southern at #30. Western aie scarce and quoted at #33, Macon was qulet, and we heard of no transactions; Cum er: land cut was quoted at l444c., long clear at Ihe. and. short ribat Ie. Cut meata were slow of sale, the demand bolug Hight, but full prices were demanded. "There were sold Oo Heroes plokied hams at 17e, and 100 tlerces tight tierced hams at 16s. Dry saited and plckied shoulders were quoted at Iie, a Worrine. later price. em. extrenic, market for tani | opensd dul with ‘cerings ot prime Western at C4 wu wently Leos ined nd closed heavy at The? a 18kgo. Phe, bitsinens” was amet the saiea beling 400 tlerces on the spot aud for the. balance of this month, at Ie, a 160, for No. Land prime ateam, and 09) do. for May, June and July at 16c. trom. Carolina was steady, with a fair demand. Salos 14y slercon, ab 7 4c, a Hye. for good and prime. Conimon to fur grades es at 6c. ae, SuGAu —The marker for raw exhibited a good decreo of activity, tie demand sill being chiefly. trot resinersy and prices Were steady and tirm at the close, holders fc. for, fale to, ond refnin enerally Cuba, ‘rhe for Cuba and Porto 123 bbls, at Mo, and demanding 9c. a wales were 2,400 bhds. at 9',0. a Ti Rico—almost all Guba at 9i¢c, a 9 0 do, meiado on private terms. Reilned was in tale de- magd at 12%4¢, for bard, Io. a 12 4c. for xoft white and 1,0. for exttaC. The clos jotations ware as follow. Cuba—Infevior to common retning, Bic. a 8c; fair Y tiniug, 96; good reining, Mg0.; fair to good ' grover Pac. a Ise. ; prime to eholce grocery, He. w 10i¢o.; evuntri- ‘and boxes, Bic. a 1iyc.: molasses, hhds. and { Melado, 4)gc. a Tige. Hasana-—Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. 7to9, Sige. @ 9c, do, Io 12, Vige. a gee; Ao.» 18 to Uy 10. % 1026. | dong 16 t0 18. 1040, a Lge. 19 to 20, T1%0, a Be, white, lite. a Wige. Porto Rico—Kefinin, des, 8igc. = Ofc. ; groce: ades, 9c. a Tic. Brant regen a 3 to is mie, iu Java—Dntch standard, Noa. lv to 18, Mio. a 95¢c. Mas Current layed und superior, Messrs. C. Amanu & Co. macle the stock to-day as ‘ollo G2 681 Linde. 1 voxes, 335,488 bags and 2,580 metado. SeRARINE.~Vrime was obtainable at 16%c.; 500 tierces: were vid on private terms, SEEDS.—-Grass were sUi!l dull and nominal at former prices. Linseed continued ateady, with a moderate demand. ‘The sales were 1,00 bags, to arrive, at 82 1% gold, duty paid, on iW days’ me, and” 2000 do., ox the epdly at's Wd, do., om ‘same time. TALLOW was quiet, and prices were in favor of buyers. Salon 25,0001bs. within the Tango of Oye a 940, chiety at . for prime. HISkRY.—Receipts 1,049 bbia. There was only a morte. Tate degree of activity in the market, but prices were steady. Sales 20) bbis. at $1 10, A KENTUCKY TAAGEDY. Four Meu Taken from Jail in Laurel County and Hanged by a Mob—Eflect of a Family Feud. : {Special Mt. Vernon (Ky.) correspondence (May 10) of the Louisvitie Commercial.) Alarge portion of the couaty was thrown inte a state of great exciiement some days ago over a Lerri+ ble murder conmitied just above Rockeasue river, in tie border of Laurel county, The victim’s name was P. H, Bullock, & young lawyer of Laurel county, and of good standing ae cilizen, Young Buliock resided on his father’s farm. between whom and some of his neighbors and relations, by the name of Parker, there has, for over a year, existed a mortal feud, which cuminatod as above stated, in the death of youug Bullock and the wounding of his little brother, sixteen years old, five times. The Bullocks Were pianting corn in @ feid adjoining a very dense wood, avd when witiin flity yards of the wood, ad- vancing toward it, they were Suddenly fired on out of the brusn by five or six persons; two of the party in the Held escaped unaur. There was no positive proof against the Parkers, but a great many strong circumstances fae to them as the mur- devers, end accordingly they were arrested, and af- ter some delay tried before an examining court and committed for farther trial without beti.” On Satur- day morning last (isth), at about one o'clock, the guard state that trom 100 to 200 men, all in disguise, suddenly surrounded the jatl and demanded the keys, telling the guard they did not “intend them any harm, but unless they surrendered the keys they would tear down the jat!.” (I have negiecied to say that four of the Parkers were arrested andin jaii, aud aman by the name of William Sheitcr, an ac- complice, making Nve in all). The guard readliy gave them up, Whereapon some of the party went in, ok out the five unfortunate men, and carrying hem some half a mile from town on the Man- chester road, hung four of them to one tre Were they were lound next morning by the ctit- zens, stark and Cold in death, witha notice pinned to one of them, “Don’t eut them down betore ” ‘ihe youngest of the five, Allie ker, {8 ng. fis unknown what became of him, Some think he probably escaped Wie mob. Tne people are horror-stricken over the act. All four of the doomed vicums have left wives and little children to bewall their terrible fate, While in ali probability tuey had forfeited their lives to the laws of the country, still, all good citizens condemn the act of havging them. Thas, within the short space ot two Weeks, Out Of one litte neighborhovud live human belngs, in the prime and vigor of manhood, lave been hurled into eternity without waruing and unprepared, and five families of women and littie cildren, besides gray-halred fathers and tottering old mothers, bowed down in sorrow, heart-broken, bereft ana refusing to be comforted. Tue GrassHorreR Pest IN UTau.—A Salt Lake correspondent of the Sacramento Union thus speaks of the devastation caused by grasshoppers ta Uiah:— “For four seasons the vrasshoppers Nave hatched ont in countless swarms, have lived on the surround- ing vegetatiou until fully developed, aud Luen buve waitea themselves in clouds over te Yerritory, doing & Vasi amount of damage. Farmers are dis couraged, particularly in the northern part of the Territory, where they have suifered most, for my- Tiads of the black, ugly lo. king Little insects (as they appear in the ilrst stages aiter hatouing out), are hopping and swarming around, in many places covering cveryinlug greca, and blighting ihe veyeta- tion on which they touch. There is something poisonous in their bite, and @ dark colored, slimy fluid, which they emit, seems to have astiunilar effect, ‘The ways that Mormon farmers hay» tiled to over- come the invader have been many, but the hosts of the enemy arc-s0 Dumerous that the destruction of a few wiilions docs no}, seem to diminish them. ‘They nave been swept togeier in heaps aad burned; but allisof no use, the plague continues. Had it not been for this, there never was a brighter prospect for an abundant harvest in Utah, of trult, gram aud vegetables, tian tuere is at present.” TERLAKEN, SWITZERLAND. Opentog of the Bath Hotel, May 1. <f Open te ot the Whey Vt ey 1 epeated dul ervormayce of t pa orchestra, , * Knew walescoute from the springa tor th whole pla NTERLAKEN-—GRAND HOTEL VICTORIA. Season of 18:0—Opened April 1. Reduced prices uathi duly 1, ED, RUCHI, Proprietor. TON. tae COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH avenue, opposite Cooper Insiitute—Teltgraphy, Book- Keoping, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Spellings: day-and evening; private instruction ; ladies’ department; terms low ; open ail summer T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEG! AA” Private {ustruction, day and evening, in Telegraphy, Bookkeeping, Writing, Avitumnetic, French, German, Span. wh, Shorthaad, Mathema’<s and @xgiish branches; ladies’ iment ; terme moders.e; no vacation. YOUNG LADY WISUES A RE-ENGAGEMENT AS teacher of muste or as governess in a private family; est refereace given, Address A. C., Herald olice, OOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS. B Ri to Md Broadway ©. ¢, MARSH, author of the popular Woiks on bookkeep- inj ves private instruction in ives PF Bookkeeping and Business ACaira to gentlemen and ladies. culara on application. 186 BOWERY— ICE M. 9. DIXON, 275 BLEECKER STRE! « hotels, restaurant, confectioners, with his celebrated sivam Ice Creams, per quart, 0, FURNISHES ‘and excursions all favors, at 40. REID A meg ee Oke RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.—BAUCH & GOUGEL, MANN (tormeriy with Professor Boisao.anean, of Paris), Makers and Inverters of the Improved Artificial Human Eye- oy Broudway, N.B.—These eyes aco endorsed by the fac- BILLIARDS. W 2 BRE NOW SELLING OFF OUR IMMENSE STOCK of Billiard Tables and Fixtures at prices that defy com- petition. “Call and examine, KAVANAGH & DECKER, corner Canal and Centre sta, N __ MARBLE MANTELS. ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND ELE- nt desinsy from $9, $12, $15 up to $20. T. B, STEWART & 00, ixth bi STEWART 400 too Sixth avenue, between Thiny-dtta and MARBIE MANTELS, GRAVESTONES, TILES, TAPLE and Plumbers’ Slabs. Show roome with fincat assori- ment of Mantels, Prices reduced. A. KLABLR, 134 and 136 Ipast Eighteenth stroet, N. Y. 1 KLABER & 008 MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 298 WEST OD. Fifty-cirst street, between Broadway ‘and Eighth a nite.—Marbio_ and. marbleized Mantels, Tiles, Wainscoting, Monuments, Headstones, in large varieties; cheapest in the city. WOQREN MANTELS, ZIROLER & 00.) 32 Biewcker stroct, near Broadway, ‘manufacture Wooden Mantels of plain aud rich designs and of the Lavest styles, at moderate prices, MAY 20, 1870,—TRIPLE SHERT. Pe a a «2k OOD U Bees THEATRE, MONDAY, aay 16. 120, aba ail the wee AN EXPRA MATINER: WURDAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL, NEW NOVELTY AND NEW SPECTACLE. First appearanoe in Now York of: 33 MINNIK WELLS, * WONDERFUL LION ENCHANTRESS), with her creat ZOOLOGICAL COLLECHION OF ANIMALS, consiating, of, SIX AFRICAN LIONS AND PUMAR, THE ELEPHANT AND TWO DEBLRD CAMELS, For the proper introduction of this extraordinary novelty. amentirely new spectaeutar drains, foundei ou facts cons nected with tiw-exploration Gi Central Africa. written by J. MoCLOSKY for Miss WELLS, which will be presouted with all the adjunets of EW SULNERY, SUPERB. MOUNTING NATIVE WAR IMPLEMENTS, Alto a DEN or GAGH, OCOUPYING CHB FULL COM. PASS OF THE STAGE, tn woich Miss WELLS will exhibit hor astouishing prowess’ aver the brute crontion by the aubju- gation of the Monarchs of the Forest. The apeetacte will be Preeaded by a DAMA and conclude with a FARCK, PRIDAY—BGNERIT of Dito. MINNI¢ WAKLa. OWERY THEATR! Manager... Mr, WM. B, PRELIGH PARGWELL BN b, MINNIE WELLS, TUR LION HAN TRE NIGHTLY ENTHUSIASM OF THI: PUBLIC, Houses crowdea. LION OF RUBIA, HUNTERS of the NILE, |) Six Performing Lions. also in wo Dances. An Elephant. Two Cainels. | Le Solitaire, PADDY MILES, EXTRA GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW, THE LION OV NUBIA, tast.time but o XRAND OPERA HOUSE, X_. Corner Twenty-tutrd street and Eighth avenue, JAMES FISK, JR. * . Proprietor JOHN F. COLE, Manager representation of the most a1 Ninetesnth eotacu.ar Ke PEATIONS, Lt He TEMPTATIONS, 2 ‘Loud ahouts of approbation, Miss MINALE JACKSON as the LION TAMER, ‘ BALLET, DRAMA, nightly io attraction, already witnessed by up 225,000 PANTOMIME, increnai wards persons, and unanimously pronounced by PRESS AND TURLLG need. the most gorgeous 3) ever pre NEW FEATURES EVERY WERK, PINEST BALLET. PINES? COSTUMES, FINEST VOCAL TALEN4 FINEST SCENERY, FINEST MUSIC, WRU BINEST SCENIC I FINEST MECHANIOAL API LIAN FINEST TRANSFORMATION and FINEST DRAMATIC “TEMPLE IN THE WORLD, EVERY NIGHT AND Sar RDAY MATINEE. Beats secured TEN days in wit at the Box oll as schirmer’s, 201 Bro , and Krie Rallway ticket odie corner Ewenty-third street and Beoadway 51 4 THEATRE comigus, 514 rd TRGADWAY, TUE GREAT STAK COMBINATION EVERY NIUIte, RS. FB. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, FRIDAY, Muy 20, BENEFIY OF MR. K. LAMB, RENT DAY and A THOUSAND MILLA FOOLY S OMERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. i JOHN MULLIGAN, the ciant comedian, Historical P » PROGRSSS OF AMERICA, Jai , Archy Hnghea, Billy Rice, Mace and Alieu, Hide aid Seek. ‘The Jealous Hushan GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AY 2 O'CLO! 198 PATIV'S BENEVIT AN Max Strakoseh begs to anaown the LAST CONCERT AND BENEFIT of the unrivalled vocalist MISS CARLOTTA PATTI, prior to her positive departare in the steamer South America, galling May 38 for Rio Jan YON SATURDA ENING, MAY 2t, AT STEINWAY HALL, supported by RITTER, SARASA' HABLUMAN AND HERMANNS. Musical Director....., seeeeMr. G. W. COLBY GENTS EXTRA. ADMISSION, BL; 1; Schirmer’s, 701 Seats NOW for sale at Steinway Broadway and 114 Broadway. M8 80san Garton, (now Sirk, A. Kelicher), ‘The distinguished Prima Donna, and the eminent Tenor, MR. ALFRED KELLCHER, can be engaged for concerts the coming the watering, places. Address JON T, DONNELLY Purtinh street, Philadelphia, immer at any of 705 sa THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantly increasing stock of wooD er, hand at the sen TRUPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 97 Nassau acreet, Oid Herald Buildihg. rom fresh and original PIANOVOI TRS. BRILLIANT TONED FOUR ROUND CORNERED A. Tosowood Flanoforie, the, property of & privale faulty declining housekeeping, in uso 8 months; has ail ‘he modern improvements; original cost $700, for #25); rich stool and cover; makers’ warrantee for 5 years; box for shipment. Call this day at 113 West ‘wont y-seventh street, near Sixth avenue, N, B.—Cut this out. —“DARNES? " PIANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR 1N + tone, finer fo finish and more durable than any other Manufactured, for whieh they were awarded the pri.¢ medal at the Amertean Institute Fair, 1889, and are offered extreme- ly low tor cash or tnstalmonw. Warerooms 137 Bight street, near Broadway. GREAT OFPER.—HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodedns and Organs of wix first class makers, at extremely low prices for cash dit" Ting thie mouth, or will’ thke from 3S to 84 monthly untill paid. The samevo let, and rent money applied if purchaaed. New Cilckering Pianos argguctuded i this oer, MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, rosewood 74 octave Pianoforte, made to order for $600, only seven months in use, will be sold for $275; also nich Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture at half costs’ pro- perty of private family. 12 East Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, between University place and Fith avenue, A. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE—MADE order, celebrated maker, fully guaranteed, used six tmont!s, cos! #700, for #250: Parlor Suits, covered brocate! Etugeres, Marqueterie Cabinet, Paintings, Mirrors, dilve: Were Chinaware, Glassware; saeritioe;’ property’ family Ieavitg elty. bv West Fiftecnth street, noar Sixth avenie. GREAT REDUCTION IN fh Plaans.— Square, a bargain and Wareroons, Sixth aveau STEINWAY PIANOFORTE AT A SACRIFICE FOR cash, with every improvement, in perfect order; a beau- Ufut rosewood Planoforte, only 4100, BIDDLE, '18 Amity street, near Broadw: Ni PRICES OF FIRST CLASS ond hand Erard Uprigh t and Steinway it STEEDMAN & HALLYER'S Factory Weat sixteenth street, between Fifth aod SEVEN OCTAVE, wood Piano to rent'low. Apply to R. enue, hear Twenty-sixt! + ISANDS CITY PIANO, THE CHEAPEST instrument wanufactured. KER & BROTHEL, sole agents for the United States, 56 Bleecker sireet, one block cast from Broadway RARE. CHANCE,—$40_ TO PAY STORAGE AND expenses: Magaiticent rosewood 7 octave Jatest forte: ments; celebrated maxers; carve ANTING MONEY WILL SELL FOR $100 A osewood second hand Pianoforte; modern in periect urder ; sweet, powerful LOW--AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD SEVEN no, alinost new aud in perfect order, at A. Tit Broadway. Paxoronres to Lki_g PER month; reot allowed if purchased. At G. P. BENJA- "8 Musical Academy, $45 Eighth avenue, near Thirty- seventh street. n day and evening. F YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP, CALL AT MERRELL'S wareroom, No. 8 Union square. Sold on Instaiments or , Customers suited; large stock; best before selecting elsewhere, GREATEST BARGAINS FOR CASH ORIN stal at BE Pianotorte Ware-voms, No. Bleecker ‘ood very superior Pianos, # and +7400; second hand Pianos, $50 and $100. Fiat rent at #3 and #10, 1S arte pha d SEVEN OCTAVEMPIANO, $85; SPLENDID festrument; magnificent 7 octave, having overstrung vurved legs, agratfe, &c. ; all modern improvements ; ex- inary bargain. JAMES GORDON, 23 Sixth avenui [PRIGUT PIANOS. AN UNEQUALLED ASSORTMENT of tirst clase upright Planos for sale or to rent, at the manufactory of MARIINS & SON, 84 East Houston sircet, Broadway. bass, trae _..... MACHINERY, T MIDDLETON & ROAKE’S, CORNER WATER AND ZA Dover streets—Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Tanks, Hot Air Engine, Woot Planers, Saw Tables, Shafting, Pulleys, &., new and second hand. T WILLARD'S NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHIN- A cry Depot, No. 4 Dey strocte Stationary: Portable sed Hoisting Engines and Boilers, Lathes, Plavers, Shapers, Pumps, Portabie Forges Piautorm Scales, Machinury bought, sold and exchanged. OR SALE, at 7 percent. discount, ‘One Steam Shears, One Steain Table Punch, Algo miscellaneous Tools, as good as new. Fulton fron Works, 490 Cherry street, (OR. SALE. HORSE STEAM ENGINE, TWO BOIL- ers, 16x5 feot: Tubes, two run of French Burr Stones, 4 feet 6 in: diameter, with gear complete, All the above as good as new. Inquire at oflice of stone yard, foot of Kust Twenty- ninth street. WOR SALE—AN 18 INCH ERICSSON CALORIC EN- gine and a Campbell super royal four roller cylinder Printing Press, comp! Apply to W. M. BROWNSON, 45 Fulton street. 1OR SALE-LOW, ONE BOLLER PUNCH; PUNCRES Ix1 incties; one do., punches %x3¢ Inch ; 1 Power Shears, cuta ' inch iron. Erie’ Basin Iron Works, Elizabeth street, South Brookiyn. AREAT MACHINERY DEPOT, 614 AND $16 WEST Ge iiiny fourth street, near ‘Tenth avonne.—Uorizoutal, upright and Locomotive Boilers, one Coffee Roaster, Steam Engines, Turning Lathes, &¢, __ COAL AND woop. ht BEST FAMILY COAL AT HENCKEN & CO.'S, 2; depot Fourth atreet, Kast river, braueh oflice 63 Fourth avenue, opposite Stewart's. $5.78 furnace #625 per ton of 2,0) lbs., guaranteed, Ordess by wail promptly delivered. G. W. THEDPORD, ‘WO and 242 Weat Forty-cocond streot. FOR NUT COAL.STORE AND EGG 6 50; wa. retin | W 00D MUSHUM. AND. MiENAGERI, Suveoasop to Barnum's, EVENING, CLOFH of GOLD, of Store at Gorn: oy and EVENING BIELD OOTY of GULL. MATINEE and KVENING, FLELDof CLOTH of GOLD TINKE and EVENING FILLD of CMOTH of GOLD. FIeLD of CLOTH of © y SIELD of CLOTH of GOLD. FIELD of CLOPH of « ‘The Laving Wid Animals, ¢ Meauttad Birds, nid EVENING TINER and KVEMIA Onwiew AT ALL Louns, 1 Chaiaoae of Horrors, CIRCASSIAN tt. OLR ee CPs tis GLIA F Weighs 6:0 tos, ROMA: k and fat. Next Monvay @ now" drarmati starting eects, uitled the WITLI PRIDAY, June, Do Of Mr, AL Ly OOTH'S THEATER, ‘Lwenty-thid street, between Fi Hamed Saath aventcm RIP sii Wi VENING Narn Mr. JOHN 8. ULAtaGE will upnear as “ mn Rg ad GOs NG, in tha comedy, in three acta, by J.D. edvekton and th tas Witiain Sroaph eniitied ne “OX VERSUS Goose" (performed one luindivsd wichts ia London), and will aiso appear i the comic utaina, in Wo acts, by Frederick Hay, catled ss om EK which will be performost tor tue flest Hida on aay stage. Roly willbe presented with pew and appropriate aveusry, WEE play: properties, de, SATURDAY aL Lis o'clock. LAST MaliNii: “OF TIE SKASON, ar, CLARKE as YOUNG GOSLING and TOM TACKLE, Tn active preparation, a ROMANTIC DRAMA, Seats secured SIX DAYS IN ADVAN( 1 she theatre or at its braiicl tiasol adicr, ai the muste store B at the box ofc | Ditsou € Co,, FU Broadway. PERNCH THEATRE. CARLOTTA LECLE This (Hriday) evening, May a! Request, PLOT AND PASSION, Or the Foutie Gambier aud Spy. NO PERPORMANCE TO-MORROW SATURDAY ygy on account of Grand Rehearsal of the CORSICAN BROTHERS, which will be pertormed, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 3. Mr. FECHTER ta ds gra the SRANCHE Seats at Box Ollie aud 14 Broadway. * PPAMMANY. | ALITAMBRA, | FOURTEE! AMMANY. | ALUAMBRA.| FOURT TAMMANY. "| ALHAMBRA! | FOUL TAMMANY. | ALHAMBRA. | FOU! TAMMANY. | ALMAMERA | FOU TA AN ALHAMBRA, | FOUR TAMMANY, | ALHAMBRA, | FOUR Mr. JOSH HART, and Dirsetor READ, READ, READ, EAD, & READ, PLEASE PLEAS PL READ, READ, What tie § 3 TELEGRAM of May 9 rays. What cae RAM of May 9 saya KGRAM of May The Tammany has’ at | performers weli adapted to please its dom seen so great an fmprove been mado inthis favorite place of amuscment within the past few weeka. There is no cowdyiam or vulgarity ween, and aince smoking bas beey probl indiéa present eact evoning inns doen greatiy increase | many can wow be visived by f m0 lest « and all can do so with a certainty of bei THE BE THE Best THs BEST 1 Appear EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY’ MATIN Appear EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATIN 5] 4 -THEATRE COMIQUE, z 514 BROADWAY. THE GREAT PANTOMIME EVERY EVENIN« ADIES’ ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 8184 BROADWAY, EXCLUSIVELY JATENDEtD FOR PEMALE INSTRUCTION, OPEN DAILY, FROM 9A. M. TILL's P.M. FEMALES ONLY IN ALTENDANCE, AN BRYANT IN IRIS COMEDY. ACADEMY OF MUSIC FOURT THURSDAY EVENT 24 JUNE. THURSDAY ¥ GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE, ANNUAL BENEFIT of Mr. DAN BRYANT and closing of the thirteenth season of the highly succeasfu, BRYANTS’ MINSTRELS, who will appear in their popular eatertatament. A host of volunteers will assist. Messrs. DAN BRYANT and DAVE REED will appear positively for the last Ume this season in thelr intustabie ‘never to be forgotten” SHOO, FL concluding with Mr. W. &. Floyd's HANDY ANDY DAN BRYANT (in hia great part). Foil particulars to futitre advertise: JUNE 2 DAN BRYANT'S NIGI TROUPE mic Drama, -HANDY ANDY JUNG 1. 17 NHEATRE COMIQUE, ABBOTT. ABBOTT, The gt . togetuer with the reg DATIT IN WILLIAMSBURG.—MLLE. CARLOTTA PATTE will give her tarewell Sasre! Concert, at 8 Mary's chureh, corner Remsen and Leonard stre Brooklyn, E.D., on Snaday evening, May 22, Ls: u Kk Ads miassion #1. The proce tof the ebureh, The Gran cars bass near the churel KA WTHEATRE COMIQU! 514 Broa THE GRAND TROUPE EVERY KVENING. NNUAL CONCERT FOR THE P BENEFIY OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS of the American M Fund Society, SATURDAY EVENING, 21, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MADAME MANZOCCHI, MISS MEHLIG, MR. MILLS, MR. MOLLENHAUER, ARION SOCIETY, HERR CARL BERGMANN, THEODORE fTHOMAS, anda GRAND ORCHESTRA. Tickets, $1; Reserved Seats, S0c. extra, at all - principal muisi¢ stores, and atthe Academy of Music on the evening of the concert, . L. DOWNING, President 8. LASAR, Chairman of Commitee. ADAME MATILDA HERON BEGS TO ANNOUNG that, encottraged ny the siceess of her many she has concluded to open another brief term for the gat thou of youny ladies in tue ligaest school of Dramatic art. Address 42 Ciinton place. ro THEATRICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of A large and constantly WooD CUTS, dui aa trom fresh and original gns, on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, M7 Nassau street, Old Herald Basiding. AND TOURNAMENT ar PARK FAIR GROUNDS, BROOKLYN, TAKES PLACE TO-MORROW, Oomuy at 12 o'clock, ‘Tickets to CLUB HOUSE can only be bad of FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE, No. 149 Montague street, Broox!yn, Tickets to G ian‘, a limited number only, ean be ind 's Finaneial Bulletin, 43 Broad str to Fiela, pl. New York; pri ange to Grand Stand 3 MUSEUM QF 613, a8 — i as We are fearfully and 618, 618 wonderfully made. ied 618 618 618, 613 618 613 613 one visit. 618 [ARIUS MAGICAL REPUSITORY, 748 BROADWAY. Boxes of Tricks, ppjuriny From #5 to #100, Hundreds of articles from 40 cents to B50. NEU ) TUNNEL-UNDER BROADWAY, Broadway, corner Warren. Open 1b to 5. )DWARD PAYSON WESTON. vy) THE GREAT AMERICAN WALKER, will undertake the stupendous feat of WALKING 100 MILES INSIDE TWENTY-TWO CON- SECUTIVE HOURS FOR A PURSE OF e200 AT THE EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK, THIRD AVENUE AND SIXTY-THIRD STREET, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 2b, 1870. GRAND PROMENADE CONCER? BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING, by the EMPIRE CITY RINK PULL MILITARY BAND. Admission So. Front seats reserved for ladies and gentlemea accompanying Admission for children, iu afternoon, Be. 220 CBQICE MUSIC FOR PIANO, FLUTE, &C.—PRICE 70 Winner's New School for plano, cabiuct orga: violin, tute, accordeon, &c.. containing the newest and m Povular alte; \prioe “Tc. euch. ‘Aino just out Winner's ance Musie tor Suis and plano, and party dances for viola and plano, Tic. DITSON & CO., Publishers, 711 Broadway. XENTLEMEN WISHING TO MAKE MONSY THESE hard Gimes will not fail to witness the exhibition given at the hours of 11 and 12 o'clock, at 95 Laberty street, roo HE LINA EDWIN COMEDY AND BURLESQUE COM- vany.--All communications to be addressed to LINA EDWIN, Niblo’s Garden, 4 FIRSE CLASS ELOCUTIONIST, WHO 15 ALSO A io writer, wil quality one pup!l for the ‘Address R., 0434 West Thirty-second at THE LECTURE SEASON. MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable aud acteutilic snoyects, showing how to live and what we jive for, are delivered daily at the New York diuseum of Anatomy. ‘Chose unable to attend rooelve @ copy by forwarding 2 cents to Lie Seoretary, Brondway. MUSICAL AN EXPERIENCED ORGANIST AND CHOIR LEADER desires a position in or out of town; good Orgad main object, Address ORGANIST, Hera\ \HURCH ORGAN POR SALE.—KIOHT STOPS, J cinding pedal; in good order; Gothic ease; froat Jit; pommession {11 4,1 not soid within a weel ditress ORGAN, box 2913 WAXTED-A, TENOR AND | SOPRANO, FOR THE Caihotic church, New Brighton, 8. L, for the morning service ; to gvod readers (air compensation. Apply Uriday. SR pene ER LNLAL IRIS OES 0" pox lour, PyerPaeora L“* M ATINER or ‘AT ONB THEATRE, ae abate of Mer ie WAR TM wh M ae Ol UL BAG i aroryss ia ProwProny to be acted that the L034 and Lass those. tHE GOOD-NATURED MAN, Oliver Golemiti's first and most famous Comedy of Life, Love and Hagita i on Tuewday ev W | i we Last cogiry, will be 1 BRILMia NT SURROUNDINGS, a, May J. Box book now opel @tleV EVE privior and Manager.....Mr LESTER WALLACE EVERY EVENING, AND SATURDAY MATINER at iy PSM, Will be presented the tine MILIFARY DRA AND A OWE embracing tin PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY. 1 THE GOLDEN SUN.-VILW OF A DISTANT COUNTRY NEAR AMIENS. BOOT AND SADDLE. Aor SALON IN MME. DUVERNAY'S HOUSE, THE QUARREL AND ITS RESULE. ACT HL. THE COLONKL'S QUARTERS, DENOUEMEN MONDAY, May 23, trot ung tiie senson, Douglas Jerrold’s ving, Lie) THK RENT DAY, and the Comedtetia of JEALOUS? Is AY THE LANG KSDAY, first time this 04 AMERICANS IN and the farce of TRYING IT THEATRE, TUE SIXTH PY on, rahis, ON. Ore RFORMANCE uC 8. MRS. QUE COMPANY In the F ied expressly for the troupe, © TUE PAIR ONE WI Present t NEw ues choice selections, SCENERY, }OPBKA to the BROADESE BUR. L&SOUP, the droileries of which are NEW " alowed ty inpse into dulness for kx of variel eigually orgunized im ). Since thea have | played engagements in the West and South, MAINES WEUNESDAY and SATURDAY at % Seats se two weeks in advance, ‘Wt THE NEW YORK PRESS BAY:— NHE HERALD, MAY 17 “ihe VATES BURLESQUE TROUPS is really one of t we have sean,’ TMB WORLD, MAY 17. ‘The OATES TROUPE. “To show how the andieace took, tho Lumor of “the pisce, i roared with laughter from the parquet co Lae topmost private box." pus SUN, MAY 17. “Or wit'the burlesque troupes that have appeared in this city, the OATKS combination is by far the best." STAR, MAY 17 The stac it Mra. Oates, combines tho attrac: tions of grace/uiness, prettiness, animation aud naturainess, 0: siyle.” pus STANDARD, MAY 17. MES. OAT! akces tue footlights her freaide, and the cupola ot the ikeatre 1s the roof and tree beneath which abe 48 ut home.” DUE LVENING T! M. “The Pair One with the Blonde Wig isa play anda LE GRAM. performance pobtan staze.’” N{8uO's GARDEN. Lemess and Man hich we have had no superior on the metro «JARRETT & PALMER, CONTIN OF THE LYDIA IMPSON TROUPE, _ East nighta of Dumas drama, MOSQUITO. b—The management beg to announce that “Mow " LAS LAST NIGHT BUT ONE of MOSQUITO, MOSQUITO. MOSqUITU. MOSQUITO. MOSQUITO. MOSQUITO. LAS? NIGHT BUT ONE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE of LA SONNAMBULA. LA SONNAMBODA, LA SONNAMBULA, LA SONNAMBULA.- Monday nextyMay 28, by special deaire. iu order to fulil the y Oxpressed wish lo see Mias Lydia Thompson J8 1 Some Of thelr old site arrangements & reconstrugted version ol FORTY THIEVES BAUTIFUL SOEN 1a LOUS COSTUMES, de to prod THE NEW AND Bi BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX, MARCHES AND EFE rt which will be presented SIX NIGHTS and ON, MATINEE, commencing as above. Box sheet now opea. AST TWO PERFORMANC OF | MOSQUITO ~ L MATINEE AND NIGHT, TO-MORROW (ATUR- DAY), AT EVENING At’8. AST TWO PERFORMANCES OF LA SONNAMBU! 4 TO-MORROW. MATINEE AT 2; EVENING A PA SONNAMRULA AND MOSQUITO MUST BE LA witQWN Aerie SATURDAY AST MATINEE Mosquito AND LA BOR LAST NIGHT OF MOSQUICD AN TO-MORROW, AT TO. MORKOW, Or NAMBUL AND LA SONNAMBULA, AT 2 TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, AT fa we MPHEATRE COMIQUE, \ eA UKEAT DOURLE COMPANY EVERY NIGHT. EXTRAORDINARY NOV ALATRE COMIQU Broadway. MASTER BARNLY, J. 8. STEWART, THE GREAT GPHOPIAN ARTISTS, CADEMY OF MUSIC. GHAND ITALIAN OPERA. FRIDAY KVENING, MAY 3a, \Miontree of the great tenor, Sia. Ly FRANC, woo will appeat for the frst time in LUCLA DL LAMMERBLOOR. LTT Miss ISABEL MeCULLOOK (for the ime ta York as LUCIA), Big. PETRELLI, Sig. FUSSATL RNOUN, AT 1 O'CLOCK, LA MATINEE, 13h KELLOGG, YETRELLI Oil in ROVATOIKE. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2%, see and, POLTULO. DAY, MAY 24--DON GIOVAN SATURDAY ‘ KELLOGG . -LE FRANO mer'sy Til, alan lway THURSDAY, MAY 19-BROURLYN ACADEMY. ONY PASTO i 2m BOWERY, Tils ) EVENING, MAY 20, vit rN, ‘ prior to her dep livoraia, A REGIMENT OF n LE MAC ia bia ¥ FORBES? CHAM trama, THE DUTCH TROOPER, o New Songs, Song ang Dance. wis IRISH SONGBS 3 KA du Lise SONGS. R'S TALKING LION. ED. BANKER'S PROTEAN COMIGALITIES, — LITTLE MAC'S ESSENCK OF VIRGINNY, LITTLE SeENCE OF VIRGINNY, FUNNY SAYINGS BY WONY PASTOR, A MONSTER BILL. A MONSTER BILL, IK BENSON'S BENEFIT, IS (FRIDAY) EVENIN (FRIDAY) EVENING, THIS (FREDAY) EVENING. Z GRAND RECEPTION of the NINTH INFANTRY, G, 6 N.Y, JAMES FISK, J -Colonel Commmanding FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 27, AT MUSIC CONSISTING OF 150 INSTRUM Conductor. [papers MAX MARETZEK Tickets 42 each, admitting Que persou, and Boxes way be obtained o' Major JAS. R. HITCHCOCK. , 67 taberty street, Adjutant EDGAR 8. ALL US: 1 Broad + V7 Broad ate And SUMMER BEY & brows missreris, ¢ 29 Broadway KELLY & NS, BIRST KELLY @ EE s Mr. KELLY HART us JAKS KELLY & LY as THE SPAT KELLY & =| ie \nudha : KELLY & S. ACK KELLY & x5. | THE CHED Bul KELLY K S|” Quintessence of le Virginnys E BIC, ‘ VAGERS. MPO THEATEICAL MANAGERS. a con increasing siock of curs, trom fresh and origins JOB PRINTING OFFICE, wood