The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1870, Page 8

8 THE COURTS. ‘The Trinity Church Eztate—Interesting Oe- cision on Collisions at Sea—Viclation of the Revenue Laws. UNITED STATES. DISTRICT COURT. Discharges in Bankraptey. ‘The folowing are the discharges in bankruptcy for the week ending on Saturday, Jume 11, 1670:~ Amos N, Meylert, Adrian H, Bement and Charles Painter, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The Anneke Jans Trinity Estate Again. Before Judge Woodrut!. Rymear Van Gtisen vs. The Corporation af ihe Trinity Church af the Cit of New York and Frede- rick A, Smith.—The complainant in this case, an- ‘other phase of the descendants of Anneke Jans suits the Trinity estate, claims to be a lneal de- serait att an eae. Sate uting @ sul Circuit Court for the recovery of the estate, No day ‘Das vet been fixed for thenearing of the sult. Collision at Sea—Opinion on the Laws Ie- lating to Salling. Sears et al. vs, The Seamer Scotta et. at.—Jadg- ment was rendered in this case yesterday, It ap- pears that the Berkshire, & sailing vessel owned by the ibellants, and the Scotia came into collision at and the Berkshire was injured. The collision hap} ned at night. The District Court dismissed the libel and the case came on appeal before the Circuit Court. Judge Woodruff decided that when the vessels first saw each other’s lights they were on sucn courses that ae would have gone Berkshire windward of the that the collision was cat the Berkshire changing | her | course, 80 to have the wind more ; that the Berkehire had but one white light, low down—a fact calculated tw mislead the officers of the Scotia; and that in view of all the circumstances the officers of the Scotia were not to blame. He hoids that the rule by which it is made the duty of @ vessel propelled by steam to keep out of the way of & i vessel is not soarbi- trary and inflexibie as to make the former, under all circumstances, an insurer of the latter, and that the Berkshire having neglected to carry the lighis pre- seribed for a sailing vessel, the Scotia was justified 4m believing her white light the white masthead light of a steamef just appearing over the horizon, and acting § accol ly. In the course of a@ lengthened opinion Judge Woodruff says:—I prefer to state another View of the subject, Rot in harmony with the English decisions, but, [ think, clearly just and conformable to 4 more wor- thy estimate of what is due to ourselves 2s a nation interpreting its own laws, and no jess just in its operation upon our own citizens, who, it may be conceded, are the immediate objects of legislative care and providence. While it is true that our navi- gation laws are tn astrict technical sense Municipal, because we have no power to legisiate for other na- ons, nor to enforce our iaws beyond our Own juris- diction, they are iu their nature and scope, and as I think in their design, for the benefit of man- kind, The safety of human life and property on the highway of nature Is of international concern. ‘If the government of this people have adopted a rule to promote such safety, tt is because It is wise and best to that énd, and so our courts must declare. For this people and for our own courts it 1s the rule of right reason, Whether we can enforce it upon the ple of other nations or not. It being wise and st, we can and do send out our navy and our mer- cantle marine charged with the duty to observe it, because it tends to secure the worthy pur; for which it is enacted. True, we can subject no others to its pressure as a law to them, by it ls @ narrow and technical view to say that it 1s Iike the na | subjects of Peace bey are plainly only intend to operate within our immediate jur! eqiotion. The business it regulates is as extensi the limits the seas, and there are numerous rights of person and property which we recognize as governed by law, and which wili be enforced and protected by our courts 1n whatever part of the ‘world they originate or are invaded, And sending out our navy and marine instructed by our statute, it is ge) unworthy to say, although these rules for servation of life and property are eminently flited to benefit all mankind, are expe- dient and advantageous as guides to our private in- tercourse with other veanels they. go not ec aay to regard them toward any but vesser nation, it is a more honorable and worthy lan- guage to say, if you disregard them, and 108 1s thereby caused, you shall not have astanding in our courts. Perform your duty to observe our laws, and here in our courts you will be protected, whether other nations are or are not just enough and wise enough to impose the same duty upou their vessels which you are lable to encounter, ‘This view may doubtless find support and strength in its conviction that sodad judgment and right reason demand the observance of these rales, in the fact that uvarly all mariiime nations have adopted them, but I would not make thai a condition of their enforcement, The decision was aitirmed. i ISSIONERS’ TED STATES Gammon cay. Rassing Counterfeit Money. Before Commissioner Sniclds. The United states vs. Peter Clymer.~The defend- ant is charged with having in his possession @ coun- terfeit twenty dollar Treasury note, with intent to pass the same and defraud the government. The rticulars have already appeared in the HERALD. ‘he government closed the case, and it was then ad journed to Thursday week, when the case for the * defence will be entered upon, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. “Pav? Duffy, the Nototious First Ward Fighter, Sent to the State Prison for Attempting to Kill a Policeman—Remarks of Mr. Howe and Assistant District Attorney Fellows—Su- perintendent Jourdan in at the Last Act of the Drama. Before Recorder Hackett. ‘The proceedings in this court to-day were of ‘unusual interest and importance. Assistant District Attorneys Tweed and Fellows appeared for the pro- gecuiion. After disposing of a few unimportant cases, My, Fellows moved on the tial of Patrick Duffy, against whom there were two indictments for felonious assault _ battery, serintenga a ted to kill two police officers, Superjntendent Jourdgs, who, of course, took f desh incerdet In thid ihatier since the occurrence, was in attendance to see that the prosecuting officers and the Recorder were not misled by any statements that might be made in ex- tenuation of the aggravated and anwarrantabie as- sault committed upon two members of the police force of which he 1s the vigilant and efficient chief, Indeed, 1t is a common occurrence for Superintend- ent Jourdan to “turn up’? tn the General Sessions when any noted criminal is to be placed at the bar, thereby materially aiding in the prompt and vigor- ous administration of criminal justice in this city and county. Mr. Wm. F. Howe, the counsel for the prisoner, said:—In this case tne defendant, Patrick Dufly, has been indicted for an assauit with intent to kill David W. Dyckman, who was at the time of the assault and is now a member o! the Metropolitan Police. Mr. Superintendent Jourdan has, on behalf of the police, ‘watched this case from the time of the arrest of the accused until the present moment, and has, I be- eve, given to the learned District Attorney reasons why the prosecution m this case, a8 in all others of that nature, should be energetic. Iam free to say, after carefully perusing the papers, that to interpose a defence would not inure to the benefit of the ac- eused, but would be a waste of time. I desire, in pects dart Md plea of guilty, simply to state to the court that Duty, bad as he may be in public estima- am ig not without some bright spots in his char- acter. Mr. Howe went on to say that Duffy served bravely through the war under Colonel “Billy” Wilson (who was in court), had endured hardships which bad shattered his constitution, and w! had sow left him, according to the siatement of the physician, in the last stage of consumption, ‘the accused desired the counsel to state that he regretied the attack which was made upon the officer and the alarm that had been raised in the community oy the commission of the offen In conclusion, Mr. Howe hoped, in view of the mitigating circumstances he had enumerated, the Court would inflict the lowest penalty which could be imposed for the offence to which Duffy pleaded guilty. Assistant District Attorney Fellows said that it ‘was his duty to call the attention of his Honor to the facts of this case. Au officer, while in the discharge of his duty attempting to arrest a person for a dis- turbance in Broadway, was approached from behind by the prisoner, and struck a blow on the neck, near @ Vilal point, with a weapon which might have pro- duced death, He drew out the blade and imme- diately repeated the blow; but providentially the biade of the knife broke, so that the life of the officer ‘Was spared. The facts surrounding this case called for the exercise of the stern justice with which his Honor was clothed. Mr. Howe urged in eloquent terms the service which Duffy rendered his counwy during the war in mitigation of punishment, Recorder Hackett, in passing sentence, observed that the prisoner pleaded gutity to an assault with intent to kill. He read the statement of the occur- rence in the newspapers, and the remarks of the Dis- trict Attorney corrovoratec the account. In the ex- ercise of what he (the Kecorder) believed to be his duty, he sentenced Duffy to the State Prison for the period of nine years and six months at hard labor. The indictment to which he Rleeded guilty charged him with assaulting David W. Dyckman, of the Eighth precinct, on the 2d inst., at the corner of Houston street and Broadway, while arresting James Casey for being drunk and disorderly, BROOKLYN COURTS. COUT OF SESSIONS. Arraignments. fiefore Judge Troy. ‘The court met yesterday morning, when the fole lowing prisoners were arraigned: William Davis, for sodomy, pleaded not gailty. Counsel, b. Hnglies, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. $e Rovert Smithson and Archinad Robinson, grand larceny, pleaded not guity. Counsel, B. Hughes. James Davia, rand larceny, Pleaded not guilty. . avis. oenad Collum, mayhem, pleaded not guilty. No counsel, ‘Yimothy McCarthy, rovbery, first degree, pleaded Bol guilly. No counsel. KiNeS COUN7Y SURROGATE'S COURT. Before Willam D. Veeder, Surrogate, The wills of the following persons were proved in the Surrogate’s Court during the past week:— Peter Kelting, William Cabble, Theodore Krens, Jeffrey Rose, Lydia W. Pierce, Francisca loeft, Celia Kooper Ann Wilson, Charles C, Browne, Bien M, Skillman, Frederigk Fries and Mary Has- yeh Brooklyn, of administration were ited on the Vildamson, Thomas J. Car- a lie, Mai aret O'B: McGuerien, Miles J. Fret Milam Barclay, Mary Es Brlggee dary Grey, Eilxabeth Anderson ‘and Cornelis, GAinshavi, ‘uardianship were granted in the estates of Lester A. poor to Horace A. Waterhouse; of Annie E. and Mary C. Keefe, to Owen McGovern; of Ida and M. Hastings, to Frederick FINANCAL AND COMMBRCLAL. Ways, Srezgn, | Sarunpay, Juné 11—6 P. M. ‘The Wall etreet markets continue exceedingly duil, There was a light attendance of brokers at the Stock Pxchange and Long Room to-day, and transactions were confined to a few of the leading speculative shares, THE CURRENCY BILL, The revised form of the Currency bill of Mr. Gar- field having elicited many inquiries as to its present features, a special from Washington gives the foliow- ing information;— Section one provides for the issue of ninety-five mitions of dollars national bank notes. Section two cancels forty-five and one-half milijona of three per cent certificates and thirty-nine and one- Balf millions of greenbacks, Section three, wnich was the tenth section of the original bili, takes twenty-five millions of national bank notes from the States having an excess, and distributes it through the Western and Southern States; but this is not to be done till the ninety-five mitlious have been issued. Section four allows a bank tn @ State having an excess to remove to @ State in deficiency, taking with it its capital, circulation, &c. THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks Is unfavorable, in showing a loss of about three and a half millions of reserve, although as the deposits are down about five and a half millions the surplus re+ serve falls off only about two mullions, The loss in specie is two and a half millions, reflecting the heavy payments of cusioms this week and the ex- port of specie. A decrease of @ million in legal ten- ders confirms the movement of currency to the ‘West, to which reference was made tn this column a few days since, and which was predicted from the figures of the previous statement. ‘The decrease in deposits is made up of the loss of specie and greenbacks and the receipts o1 the Treasury from the internal revenue collectors. ‘he contraction in loans seems to be due to the calling m of money lent on pledges of stocks and bonds to Wall street firms, The statement compares wiih its predeves- sors as follows: Tunes. ‘une 11, Loans.. +++ $279,485,734 — $276,410,576 Specie... a 9,490 523,819 Cireulation,... 142,188 Deposits... 220,699,290 Legal tenders... 60,152,170 Deérease i Decrease in specie Decrease in circulation, Decrease in deposits Decrease in legal te: MONEY ‘The money market was steady at four to five per cent on stocks and three to four on governments, Commercial paper was without important change, and current at six per cent for prime donbie names. Foreign exchange was dull alter the steamer sailed, but closed firm at 109%; a 109%¢ for prime bankers’ sixty days sterling and D10%¢ @ 110% for sight bills. GOLD STBADY AND HEAVY. rhe gold market was heavy, with all the sales at 113% and 113%. ‘whe declining tendency of the pi mium is due to the expected hea¥Y paytheut of coin interest by the government within the interval to July 1, and to the large increase in the cotton re- cepts, which are over seven hundred thousand bales In excess of the recelpts up to this time last year. The exports of cotton so far are nearly six hundred thousand bales greater than last year. The course of the market 1s shown in the table:— 1L A.M... uM a In the gold loan market the sale ranged from one per cent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The European steamers to-day took out $402,200 In specie, ‘The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared. Gold balances Currency balances. STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED, The stock market, in the prevailing dulness of the forenoon, underwent a decline of a quarter to three- quartgss per cent, byt rallied on ihe announcement that the Funding, Vill is not likely to come up for consideration earlier than the end of next week. he unfavorable bank statement had little effect ex- cept upon Northwest common, St. Paul, Wabash, and Ohio and Mississippi, which were lowest at the close of the day. Pacific Mail was actively strong and touched 45%, reacting at the close. The follow- ing were the closing prices of stocks at the last ses- ston of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 67}; a 69455 Cumberland, 42; Consolidated Coal, 25 bid; Western Union, 3334 @ 8354; Quicksilver, 8 Mariposa, 9343 do. preferred, 163; 1744; Atlantic Mall, 36% a 36; Pacific Mall, 453¢ @ 454g ; Boston Water Power, 16} bid; Adams Express, 635¢ a 6%; Wells-Fargo Express, $27,316,000 1,446,300 1,664,456 15% a 1634; do. scrip, 3 a 3}s; American Express, 45 a 4534; Untted States Express, 454; a 463 New York Central consolidated, 100 a 10034; do. scrip, 9514 a 95%; Harlem, 14434; Erle, 22)4 bid; Reading, 107% a 10744; Michigan Central, 125 a 12544; Lake Shore, 9834 a 985,; Illinois Central, 140% a 1403/; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 11014 a 110}, Chicago and Northwesteyn, 85; do. preferred, 9254 a 92%: Cleveiand, Columbus and Cinemnatl, 80)g bid; Rock island, 121!¢ @ 121),; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 67% a 68; do. preferred, 82 a 8245 Toledo and Wabash, 60/4 a 603g; do, preferred, 74 bid; Fort Wayne, 964, @ 9714; Delaware and Lacka- wanna,111 a 11134; New Jersey Central, 110% @ 11034; Chicago and Alton, 11834; do. preferred, 117 a 119; Morrjs and Essex 91 @ 9134; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 119 a 11934; do. preferred, 117% a 118; Iron Mountain, 47% bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 514 a 5%; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 20'¢ RIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. following shows the highest and lowest The prices to-day for the leading speculative Btocks:— Highest. Lowest. 100 gi New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated. 100» New York Ventral & Hudsou serip.. 9: ‘Wabash... Northwestern. Northwestern preferred. Rock Island. Milwaukee aul . Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred... 827s Obto and Mississippi. - 4% Western Union Telegraph. . 835% Pacific Mall......ceeeeseeee « 4% THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. The following were the bids for the railway mort- gage bonds:— New York Cen New York Cen 6's, a: NY Cen 7's, 876, Erie, Ist m, ext 3d’ en 4th m, en krle 7's, bth end, ’68. Hud Ra, 2d m, N J Cen, Pitts, FW. Pitts, F W & Chi adm Harlem Ist m. Pitts, F W & Chic 8d m. Mich Cen Lat in 6 Cleve & Pitts con, Chic, Bur & Q8 Clev & P 2d tm. Mich S07 po'd Clev & P34 55 Mich S&NIsf7 pc. Pac RR 7s, guar by Mo. Cent Pac bis f Gig ans tun Chi & Alt Ist n Union Pac ti Chi & Ait in g I Cen, 7 pe, 183 Ohio & Miss Lat m AtaT Hist wo Vhip & Miss copag! Sioux ¢ Ist m. ig Peniaonie Hit bonds. Bho B 8 1% THE CITY BANK 81 ‘The following were the bide to-day for city bank shares:—New York, 143; Mannattan, 150; Merchants’, 125%; America, 149; Phenix, 110; Tradeamen’s, 154; Mechanics and Traders’, 125; National, 117; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 106; Seventh Ward, 109; State af New York, 110; Commerce, 12534; Mechanics’ Bank- ing Association, 124; Broadway, 208; Ocean, 85; Mer cantile, 125; American Exchange, 112; Chatham, 170; Hanover, 108; Irving, 118; East River, 11234; Nassau, 104; Shoe and Leather, 165; Corn Exchange, 129; Commonwealth, 114; Importers and Traders’, 158; Park, 169; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 102; Central Natioual, 111; Fourth National, 100; Ninth National, 118; Tenth National, 125; Oriental, 151; Gold Exchange, 50; Bankers’ and Brokers’ Associa- tion, 105: Mechanics’, 139, GOVERNMENTS STRONG, ‘The government market was strong and advanced, closing frm at improved quotations as follows:— United States currency sixes, 114 @ 114% ; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 114% a 11434; do. do,, coupon, 118% a 18%; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 11'¢ a 111%; do, dO, 1862, coupon, do., M2 a 11274; do. do., 1864, do, d0,, 1313¢ & 111%; do. do., 1865, do. do, 11135 113.4; do, do, 1865, coupon, January and July, 118% @ 114; do. do., 1867, do. do, 114 @ 11434; do. do., 1808, do. do., 114 @ 11454; do. ten-forties, regis- tered, 1084 a 108g; do, do., coupon, 108) a 10845. SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET. The Southern list was dull and generally steady, The new Tennessees were less active and lower, ‘The North Carolinas were weak and declined. The following were the final street prices:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 62); a 62%; do., new, 613; a 61%; do., dive per cent, 48 a 2; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 4 685); do, new, 6734 a 68; do. registered stock (ex intere *t), 53 & 581g; do., registered, 1866, 64 a 66; do,, Legis tered, 1867, 60 a 61; Georgia sixes, 8% a 0; «io, seven®, 9 a 96; «do. sevens, interest pay- able Georgia, 92 a 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 438 a 48; do, mew, 24 a 24%; | Misouri sixes, 94 @ 9434; do, Hanmibal and Joseph, 94 a 95; Louisiana sixes, 7614 a 77 sevens, 78 a 80; «lo. eights, 84 286; do. levee sixes, 76) a 75%; do, do, eights, 9249 a 94; Alabama eights, 1013¢ a 10234; do. fives, 75 a 76; do, sixes, sterling, 90495; South Carolina sixes, 90 a 94: new, 82 a & do. registered stock, 82 a 85; City of Memphis sixes, 54 a 55; do, Atlanta eights, $2. 85; do, Savannah sevens, §9a 91; do. New Or- jeans consols, 76 « 77; do. do. issued to ratiroads, 73 @ 75; Mobile and Ohio sterling, 80 a 8034; do, eights, 76 a75},; Mississippi Central Railroad first morigage, ia do. second do., 63 a 65; Memphis and Charleston first, 85 a 87; do. second, 79 a 80; do. stock, 40a 42; Greenville and Columbia Ratiroad, guaranteed, 74476; Macon and Branswick, guar- anteed by the State of Georgia, 84 @ 85; Arkansas BOVEDS, 75}g a 76. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAYS:, Saturday, June 11—10:15 A. M. 10000 US 6's, "#1, c. 2000 OS 6-20," "62. c. 6000 "66, 70000 US 5-20, r, '87. 50000 US 5-20, c, "67. (0. 1000 George 6 ; 0 , $8 Aibataa ti 2000 La 6's. ee 19000 BYklyn 6's, w 1. ‘4000 N-¥ Cen 6's, 83, 5000 Erie Ist m. 4000 Erie 4th mig. 22000 Cen Pac Ri 4000 Mich S sf bd SE heed 73 Bt lo Gt Ww 9000 Col, C &101 2000 C, © & 1 © 24 2000 North Bo ist mb. 100) Am D & Im ©, 7's. ‘70u0 Chic & Gt Eine... 12shs Bk of Republic. 10 First Nat Bank 400 di 100 Del, Lack & W Qu ‘Tenth 100 were 300 i fr On Bh ol, c te. so Ht IRS ae @Clock M. aud 2:15 P. 82500 U 8 6's, "81, cor 184g #10000 US 5-20, c, "62. Bia, lu-do, 10000 do. 218, 10u0 0! . 2500 US 6% 5-20, 1, %65,n Wss% 1500 US 5%, 10-40,'c B00 do. i One o’Clock P. 12 ™. #29000 Tenn 6's, exc... 6246 10000 she NY CAH Re. 9b'¢ 6135 100 #3 eesen s+ 860 22 0 Reading Wig ie WLS EMS RE. 28% 100 N 100 Chic & Re I RR. 891 +3 we ISP RWEORR GG. Soi i y gid.. 00 Ohio Mins Riess 40% 20 Morris & Es RR. 10u Bost, Hart & Ene... 55, 100 H & St Jos pref... 03 WNH& Hariford RR 136 STREET QUOTATIONS. Five oClock P. M. + 10085 Loss $30,000—A Bookkeeper Arrested on Suspicion. ‘The four story brick building, owned by Mra, Cox, and situated at the corner of Fulton and Nas- sau streets, Brooklyn, was discovered to be on fire at half-past two o'clock yesterday morning. The alarm was promptly responded to by the Fire Department and the conflagration extinguished. The first floor was occupied as a grocery store by James H. Eble, and the other part of the house was employed for the storage of furniture and was leased for that pu pose by John J, Werner. The damage to the butldin 1s $5,000; Mr. Ehle’s loss on stock amounts to $5,001 insured for $10,000 in the umbla Insurance Com- pany. Mr. Werner, the principal loser, estimates his joss in valuable furniture at $20,000, The stock was in- sured for $25,000 among the Lafayette, Common- wealth, Williamsburg City, Germania, Fireman's Trust and Imperial Companies, On the third story, where the fire was discovered was found a large quantity of oil, varnish and tut pentine, straw mattresses and other highly miam- mable material, heaped upjin such a manner as to leave but little doube_as to the incendiaty origin of the conflagration. Wiliam Weed, a i about tifty-two years of age, wlio claims to be a book- keeper, acousin of Thurlow Weed and resident of Park avenue, was found lying upon the roofof @ stable inthe rear of the burning house, suffering from a disiocated hip, A box of matcies, a razor and a wax taper were found on his person by Ser- geant Cornell, who took Weed into custody, He stated that he was on his way horae from New York, where he had been to witness the “Twelve Tempta- tions,” and, seeing the fire, he got up on a shed in order that he might get a better look at it. ‘The wood work was rotten and he slipped oi the edge of x SPORTING—DOGH, BIRDS, HO... [AY EME OF PaNcy (DOGS AND BIRDS POR sale.—Medicines for Prepared Food for fg Hinds, at Be DOVEYS; No-8 Greene. street, corner N. B.—Ladien atlended by Mra, Dovey. /N—IMPORTAN’ ANGLERS.—PAY PAEONE 8 Fishing Tackle store, 602 Broadway id get a Reel an ae ae ‘- pt) elec a Line, ‘and Line, all for @3 50. FH SALE—A SETTER DOG, WELL BROKEN ON woodcock and ‘also one of finent Setter Sluts in the ‘to quire of J, HEROLD, 6 Third et ahah at 'ANTED—A er Oot oF SLUT; MUST BE C. 0, JAM) Jerald office. si 5Q4A QRAND STREET, ONE DOOR, FROM COLUM: PM pa A IL pe ES ‘county, ‘Association wilt beaten 2: over the to fro Wenesdays3 Gare, New York and ‘1B, at 9 P. Dater, box 1,616 ‘street and Fourth ave- ii nuesiaa0 Fa” Race ‘TWOOD PARK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE a 1870, ‘The Association announce that ing will give « handsome peck cates xhibition fn the window of Ball, lac] ani to be trotted for on the above day,” Entrance free for all that have never trot Ted for money, belonging to, members of the club, The race wil! be mile , three in five, in harness. Entries will close June, at 6 o'elock P. M.,at the Club Honse, Wleetwood Park. Cars leave Twenty-sixth street and Fourth ‘avenue depot at baif-past two o'clock P.M. Race to com- mence promptly at balf-past three o'clock. IENRY DATER, President. ‘PO9ES SOLD ON THE JEROME RACES AT GEORGE W. Armstrong's Fordham Hotel, Fordham, from 1 A. M. to 1:30 P. M., every daring the races, MERNDYKE & ARMSTRONG. Mi 801 GTALLON COMMODORE VANDERBILT I8 STANDING » for the season at my stables, beg, Co Steamer Stamford leaves daily, at 3 P. M., from pier 37 Fast river. GREAT SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF FINE HIGH + bred Coach, Coupe, Family and Trotting Horses, on Turaday, 1th, at stable No, 43 Great Jones street, at 11 A. M. without regard to weather, consisting of the finest class of Horses offered to the public this ow either at auction or private a fale, being in part the stock of the late Wm. Lang, jee eased. One of the finest Teams of large and gentee) blood bay coach or landau Horses in the elty; were in Kentucky; are 1634 high 6 years old, with tine flowing manes and tails with extra fine style and’ knee action; are closely mated in appearance, style and action ; they attract park or roat and are high toned, fashional no vice nor tricks; fine, fast, ambitious m warranted sound and kind; areas fine leaders hand as can be found. Handsome and fast Team of blood bay Membrino trotting Marea, full sisters, 153 bands high, 6 and 7 years old; are extra fine shape, stylish and game drivers; have great endu- rance and drive together like one horse, without fretting ; ‘they have no vice noi at attention on nd fine; hi lers and are for four-in- yr tr fe ing; are if and rugeed, with fine, arable dispositions: they, ean beat 3 minutes together and travel 15 miles an hour without being distressed; they are a handy, sharp, bloodlike and fine road or phaeton team ; fear no locomotive and are warranted sound and kind, » handsome and stylish chestnut Trotting Gelding, years old; sired by Woodpecker, dam a thorough- ‘the most genteel and blood-like ‘road horse to be found; was never trained on track, and can beat 3 minutes to road wagon, and trot tothe end of the road; warranted ‘and kind; ts well behaved, amiable, and fears nothing. Trotting Mare, Ethan » 1h high, 6 years ol me, tne and free driver; of great endurance; can t 2:40 and repext heats; isa fine, powerful roadster, and warranted sound and ki Brown Horse, , 6 years old, One, free and easy dri- ver; promises well; fears no locomotive, and warranted “ie i Pew fine Hi ineludis x ft iso three extra fint lorses, including one celebr: st Trotter. Particulars in Tueaday's Herald and at le me one ja, two ing Wagons, one set foach Harness, two sets of single Harness, dc., &c., all of the best make. apis slock tas fine as ever offered at public auction, and all {s offered for positive and peremptory sale without limit or reatriction. ‘Stock can be seen and examined at stable from Moni id morning until sale. Full particulars jn Tuesday's Herat ‘JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer. ASIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK, TUESDAY, June 14, at 12.0’elock, By JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, at thelr Mart, 112 and 114 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. THOROUGHBRED IRON GRAY Hambletonian Horse, 153; hands, 8 years; warranted sound, kind, perfect and true, and warranted to beat 2:50 on the day of sale. BAY THOROUGHBRED Hambletonian Coit, 4 years, 1436 bands; sound, kind and true; never trained, and warranted to make 2:50 on the ar of BAY HAMBLETONIAN Mare, 1534 hands, 7 years; kind, sound and true; a perfect picture; can minutes; @ splendid roadster. 'SURREL HAMBLETONIAN Mare, 154 hands, 8 years; sound, kind and true ; stands without tying; a splendid iamily enst. AN ELEGANT LIGHT Road Wagon, built for the Paris Exposiifon by Corbett & Scharch. ‘ASPLENDID © Spring Park Phacton, built so order by Corbett & Scharch ; cost $1,400. wate ‘other Wagons, three sets of single and one set of dou- le fining will be sold without reserve. —“THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD.” 4. 8. FLANDRA\ BUILDER, Nos. Vand 16 fast Righte oe ee Fifty avenue, af Kis ayes of offers. an SONY | l BOWE as “THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD,” ‘at prices from €100 up; with Rumbles, $250 up; AND AT THESE PRICES THEY ARE GOOD, PONY PHAETONS. PONY PHAETO! ‘Twenty different wh ‘The bandsomest and most complete stock In the city. Also avariety of all seasonable Clarences, Landaus, Coupes, Curtain Rockaw: Gebtiemen's Depot Wagons, ‘Top and Road Wagons, all at reuuced prices. “THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD.” a a NOTICE To all antiquated fossils in the carriage business. For the intormation of parties n “the trade,” whose Rip Van Winkle slumbera wn them from public view, and who in. characteristle amaze- “wehicular art” Surtee their long ret t trom active business, I beg to say that the style of Pony Phaeton introduced by me during the past season ia universally acknowledged as “THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD, and can be bad in trent variety at mg wareroo ms, Bighteenth ‘Noa. 7 and 1s East strect, Fifth aven ‘i prices from #Ib0 up, and aa PRAY, carriage builder, team of Ponies, kind in ali harness aud very fast; we been iy by a rng in, Wagon, vest city Robe and Blankets; everythi a wall auth ace rytbing complete and will be COTT"S, Sixth avenue and Thirtietb AN OF PINE BAY HORSES, 16 HANDS HIGH, kind and sound, to be sold at STUDLEY & CO.'s, 39 avenue, Three SUPERIOR | SECOND HAND. LANDAU, OR A use seine ate tee T e V willbe sold cheap. Apply at STILLING'S harness store in Twenty-ninth street, two! ‘doors west of Broadway. dari pointe. han it Fauitt; irny deaatfe; mut Be sche ber leaving ely; B00, "AT. a 2, or to E. TUCKER, No. 9 Pine street, New York. ~TWO LIGHT SIX SEAT BRETTS, SUITABLE FOR senger Wagob, and assortment all styles Family Carriages. CALVIN WIITY, (8 Broadway. NANO. 1 GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT—CONSISTING = afte 5 io and double Harness, Whip, told chea; no use for them, Apply at WOL- b ws mint years in the city. A, seach Har ag new} ‘ houn & Co. and cost #475; AN EXCELLENT FAMILY HORSE, (BAY), wit A Ply,at private stable 149 Colninbie, reel, Brooklyn Heights, « Cgunlry use, will be gold cheap ; algo light alx seat pas GENTLEMAN HAVING A FINE TEAM OF CAR- riage Horses, 16 bands, long tails, kind and sound, 6 and 7 years old, travells sell fe t $1 i ergata ermsere ea soe ee cost Sa jarness, without regard to cost. ths VOTTER BROTHERS, No. 53 Pine street, (A. NUMBER OF SECOND HAND LEATHER TOP Buggies, Rockaways, Phaetons, Light Wagons, Jump Business Gt R. VERS Seat Wagon, cheap uy at 4 Carriage Manufactory, 142 to 153 ‘Thirty first street, SHIFTING TOP, COAL BOX | WAGON, tor sale, very cheap. 6 and 58 Weat Nineteenth treet, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF CAR. Ps RIAGES AND WOGONS, SINGLE AND DO'BLE ARNESS, SHEETS, NETS,’ LAP ROBES, WHIPS, HALTERS, &c., cheaper than ever, at 1,899 und 1,401 Brond- way, hear Forty'first street. ‘JAMES JENKIN. ILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—A first clase fuli size six pocket Phelan Table, in perfect ordor, has been in private use only a short time, will be sold cheap for cash or will exchange for a good road ‘Horse, Ad- dress box 3,344 Post oflice. ITY MADE TOP WAGON AND DOUBLE HARNESS ) «made by Lowden) for sale, at less than half their value; they are in xood order, almost new. 502 West atreet. PE AND BRETT FOR SALE CHEAP—BOTH in lined, built by first class makers and ip perfect iso # light double Harness. Apply at 232 Pearl street, second floor. NARRIAGES AND HORSES FOR HIRE BY THE , month or season; uorses and carriages taken in trade; carriages repaired; assortment Hand Wagons for grocers, &o. ‘WITTY, 638 Broadway. PEMOREST & WOODRUEY, Carriage Warerooms, 628 and 630 Broadway, New York. Tothe riding public, We do sell Pony Phaetons at $150 to We do sell an) NEARLY BEMAN, 54 ‘duction. re every body knows it. We do sell Cr 6, because we man- facture ourselves, besides peing aole agents fortwo of the Jargest first class establishments in New Haven. fe do sell the “Circular Fronts,” but donot recommend We keep “Pagnals," our style. We keep £00 Carriages, and insite the public to come and count themn, we yi all our opponents success, whether their name is similar, ke:, &., &c., &c., or deal in country-made carriages, them. Ee., dca, hey KC. ‘And we do olter our entfre Stock of fine searonable Carriages at a great reduction in prices for 30 days, for the following reasons. We have donea large business this season, and can af ‘We have the contro! of two immense factories, and they ‘le- no ity poo yut our present stock, so as to make room for ‘all work, ‘We have the largest Stock of Carriages in New York, and we want the public to know it, and offer inducements in prices to get to come and see us, EPOT WAGONS, PONY PHAETONS, EXTENSION ‘Top Phaetons, Coupe Rockaways, Road Buggies and all aiyice Pamily Catriagen ne greatly reduced prices. Examine we purchas! elsewhere. poh we CALVIN WITTY, 638 Broatway. T BARKER & HAMLIN’S CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS, corner of Brosdwey and Thirty-ninth street. MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, Begulae ‘Auction Sales EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Gentiemen’s Private Establishments disposed of at private or public aale to ghe best advantage, and a. general assort- Horses, jarness, und EVERYTHING IN TH! RSE LINE” to suit the needs of all classes of pur- chasers constantly on hand. 3 ‘Outside sales SOLICITED and promptly attended to, Liberal advancea made on everything in the “horse line.” Superior stabling for horees on sale. (A? PRIVATE GALB—AT BAREBE & HAMLIN'S CITY Auction Mart and New York Tattersalla, corner Broad. way and Thirty-ninth sireet, an extra handsome bighbred and fast. black Gelding, 15} high, 7 years old, sired by old Henry Clay, dam, a thoroughbred ‘mare; a very handy, game and prompt driver; ean trot in three minutes ‘and was never trained on track; fears nothing and does not pull » pound; an elegant gentieman’s road horse; is warranted sound and ind. Superior highbred and stylish dark chestnut coupe Horse, about 1644 hit 6 years old; a very free and easy driver and sharp roadster; can be driven by any one; one of the tinest coupe hors js warranted sound and kind. A. iy ai ‘SEAT ROCKAWAYS. “at Phaetons. from 8100 up; four ygons, Brewster and other THREE SECOND HAND Two nd hand ai: Three second hand Rocka’ Coaches; ten open and top W d makers, from $50 up; one Swky, 60; one Skeleton; 0 a fine asaortment of new Clarences. Couches, Coupes, Park, Pony, Basket and Rumble Phactons; Top, Road, Express, Jagger and Skeloton Wagons; Rockaways, Harness, Sheets, Lap Kobes, cheaper than any house in New York, as My Ex are Light. wn, 1. GRAY, 20, 2% M4 and 36 Wooster atrect, T_ HARNESS WAREROOMS, 10 COLLEGE PLACE. Harness for farming, teaming, carting, expressing, live- iy stables, contractors, coach, coupe, buggy, &c. &c. Single Harness complete, tie ABO ner set. Double Harness complete, $20 to $500 per net. Fine English Ladies’ and Gents? Saddies, Bridles, Whips, Blankets, Dak a Robes, Ma Nets, at all pric THE TRADES MANUFAC’ 'URING COM! ANY. MINER, STEVENS & CO., . 656 BROADWAY, offer for sale, at their wareroomt a aplendid aasortment of Elegant Carriages and Light Wagons, of their own manufacture, to which they invite the inspection of D SEE OUR NEW STYLI Four seat Park Phaeton, handsome, Elegant Light Top legant Medium To Chenp Heavy Top First, class Depot Cheap Depot First class Jump $ Bretts, Landaus, Pony Wagons, Harness, Whips, &. SE" DATES, durable, cheap. Wagons. ‘agons, one. ‘agous. ‘agons. eat Kockaways, ke, B A T E 8 505 Broadway. FINE COUPE, ROCKAWAY, _ DE top and open ‘Road Wagons, Rockaway Wagons; single and nouble Harness, suitable for all pur- poses; Sheets, Nets, Whips, Lap Robes- Halters, &c., at the Metropolitan Carriage Repository. corner of Hudson and Spring streets, All goods warranted as represented. Call and examine. YOR SALE, AN ELEGANT BAY 15.8; Clay and Hambiletonian stock 5 ; own brothers, 6 Stables, 108 to 109 RARE CHANCE, ‘Team, long tail very stylish, spiendid and pleasant drivers and 7 years, Can be seen at Fleetwood JOR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST TEAM OF CARRIAGE Horses in the city; 164g hands high; bright bays: tails tonching the ground; warranted sound.’ Can y Boulevard Stables, 166 and 137 West Fiftieth street, POR SALE PAIR OF CLOSELY, MATCHED, DARK bay Horses, 6 and 7 years old, about 15 hands high; one a Hambletonian, the ofher Kentucky bred anda very tne dle Horse; sound and perfectly gentle; baving been driven by a lady; price #850, Address H., box 142 Herald oflice. SALE-FOR WANT OF USE, AT HYNARD'S stabies. 78 and.60 Bank street, a beautiful and very au- perior chestnut sorrel road or saddle Mare, at less than halt Value ; the promptest, kindest and surest animal in the city ca gentieman or child to ride or drive, Positively a jn. NOR SALE-JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, TWO PAIR dark bay Horses: one 16 hands, the other 164; one sin: gle Horse, 16 bands; can trot well. ‘To be seen at POLTER’S Stablea, 68 Orange street, Newark, N. J. Fe. SALE—AT WHITE'S STABLE, 10 EAST NINE- teenth street, one Victoria, in perfect running order; will be sold cheap, as owner is leaving town. (OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAYS, 154 HANDS; SOUND and gentle; unsurpansed forsizie by any inthe city; a coupe Horse, of great style. 7 years old; sound, genile and spirited, Apply at stable 132 West Fifteenth street. ani and 7) a ~-e HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, THE MOST STYLISH SADDLE AND HA\ ty; fi , ana haar High alos, “Addon So ia Vote: POR SALE CHEAR—A Ligiit SHIPriNa Top BUGGY, tn good order. Apply at 30 West Thirteent . harness shop. Must bepeld'a: ance, "Mftewath street, it STYLISH BAY hands. }3y Inch highs, co yur minutes; sound and’klod; seven ; ‘old. Apply at 240 Broadway, room 18, between it and 1. FPR SALE CURAP—A, CITY, MADE PIANO Box fagon (no new. ween i BES: If Tenth strech. nue ey re i inj ican ia not atrald of ‘$h00.” Calla Re ? yeara CK n locomotive; price aL COVERED BUGGY, CITY Inquire ut 596 Sixth avenue, OVERNMENT PROPERTY AN PRIVATE SALENEW id ec. ; Mili Oloth- Wy Wool Hubber Overconts, Wagon Covers, &c. PITKIN & CO., 110 Chambers street, North Second street, Philadelphia, IV. PHAETO! RB SALE CHEAP—A made and in good order, GEORGE i, An elegant George IV. Phacton, by best London builders with top and rumble, for ladies’ driving; « particularly cor rect for or Newport, entirely new, le Uy Menus wet G0. Fitth avenue, rola HH I MADE A FARM.—I BOUGHT A HORSE FOR 15, and by the use of Van Hoese: ‘Trott! or ee eae him trot in 2: Sara Rim foe The Dexter bap establiahed three x gives articular, with a beautiful prture of Dexter, Additas PIERRE D. VAN HOBSEN, 67 South a York, oF box 6,083 Post FLORBE FOR, SALE 15 ness or saddle ; spirited for Indy; price I _. HANDS; VERY STYLISH Pave fooled aud fash chuutiring Wraveliar wader bees ranted perfectiy sound; sold because too 208 East Twentieth street, WISH TO GET ONE OR TWO. HORSES, WITH A Buggy, during the summer months, living’ at Staten Island; the keeping to be equivalent to the use of the same B. LEHMAIER, 66 Reade street, poy PHAETONS. have the largest and most © and at the lowest prices—from # their owa make, ani Ss’ beauties; sold a bars Wadsworth House, Fifth avenue, \ 01 JOHN R, LARWENCE & CO., 558 BROADWAY, complete assortment in the city, up. Also a choco selection of all other kinds of Carriages, of at the lowest murket prices. PEED—CROSS MATCH TEAM; WHITE AND BLACK 5" warranted sound and gentle; trot to pole 2:45; perfect leaving the ‘a city. Apply at JADDLE HORSE FOR SALE—DARK CHESTNUT; 16 hands high, $ vears old very. stvilsh and speedy ; terms i er Stables, 157 East Fitty-firet street. in; Owner SOME FULL BLOODED ALDERNEY AND AYRSHIRE is Fai Wer SON, 172 Church eat the farm of the subscriber, near Weat nee county, Inquire of WILLIAM WAL- Cows for sal ayes HAND CARRIAGES, CHEAP-TWO ROAD x thi gains. Wagons, Chaise, Coupe Rockaway. light Brett, Coach, ree Buggies, several Carriages, slightly solied, at good bar- All styles mew Carriages, WITTY, 688 Broadway. 'PHREE BARGAINS.—A SET OF NEARLY NEW HAR- gentleman's teenth street. rough mechanical and pra ea ‘ness, mounted, for $20; a indies’ Side Saddle, B6, and Saddle and Bridle, ¥8. Cail at 839 West Fif- HY YOU SHOULD BUY RAM’S CARRIAGES.—HB selects the best materia! snd workmen, he has a tho- ctical experience of thirty-five and he designs and creates the most handsome and earriages in this country. He las no competitors, as ‘carringes for less money than any other manu- r. His inventions of the circular front Rockaway, Lady's Pony Phaeton, and Inside Carriage Handles are sufil- cs V use, in exchange for a small, light Horse. i A up town, anywhere between Eighth. and no for man and wife and mother. local lity, E LARGE OR TWO SMALL BEDROOMS WANTED by two roan gentlemen, without board, in the country. full particulars, W. W. G., Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, TWO FURNISHED Rooms, without board, between Fourteenth and Twen- month. Address, stating | oO” Address, wit ent to show his talent and defy competition. HAM, 10 East Fourth street, corn 'ANTED—A LOW BUGGY OR DOCTOR'S PHARTON, second hand, gnitable for au_old gentieman, for city Address H. G., Herald oflice. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. SMALL FAMILY DESIRES TO RENT A SECOND Fioor (unfurnished) in a genteel family in good locality and Lexington avenue, objection to go up as tar ee eee Cine a Dot to excued H. G. Herald office. nid ty-third streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues, Address box 8) Post office, T ANTED--HOUSE ABOVE FIFTIETH STREET, EAST ‘or west; would buy Furniture. Address, with particu- lars, box 4,406 Post office. WwW ‘ANTED—BETWEEN LIBERTY AND MURRAY streets and William and Church streets, large Lofis, suitable for a lithographic business; must have good light. ddress, stating terms and location, box 6,239 Post oflice. ANTED—A ROOM, ABOUT 25x75 OR 100 FEET, ‘with two to four horse power. Address, with particu- lars, POWER, Herald office. dress W. ‘ANTED—APARTMENTS, ABOUT SEVEN ROOMS, furnished for housekeeping; rent about Ad- . P. Ba, box 2,415 Post office, giving full ulars. W and Fortieth streets; private family pre! Pe stating atreets, in the Nineteenth ward. ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM; LOCATION BE- tween Lexington and Seventh avenues and Twenty-ffth red, Address A. box 2,693 Post office, ANTED—A THREE STORY brown stone Dwelling, between Fifti ‘Address A. W., box terms, &c. Soy AND BASEMENT jeth and Seventieth 1,207 Post office. We xtep ror THREE ADULTS, A SUIT OF ROOMS, and Fourth and Sixt ‘voard, between Tenth and Twenty third atreets enues ; references given and requis Address, stating terms, J. L. P., box 3,351 Post office, W the city, between Fifteenth stating rent, location, £c., E. Wssten By AN ATTORNEY, AN Address B, L. P. wishing to retire from t] 1}, location, &c., box 3415 Post office. wae. bur, dress ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS, A SMALL House or Lower Part of a gl atoop house, east me of, ‘Siztieth streets. Address ‘box 118 Herald offee. ” OFFICE OR DESK Room in an office on Broadway, opposite the Park. leraid oflice. ‘ANTED TO LEASE—AN ALE BREWERY, BY A responsible party; a good opportunity for ‘any one or vunfnens, "Address, stating expact- TO RENT—UP TOWN, OR IN. WILLIAMS- Loft, abont 40x60 feet,/with use of cellar. Ad- Columba’s, Twent SEASON. 7. A B. SOCIETY.—ALGERNON lecture before this society at Bt. wT. Je '8. Sullivan, Eaq., will "Tee y-fifth street, betwoen Eighth and Ninth venues, on Sunday evening, June 12. {}OR SALE—ONE OF THE KINDEST AND STYLISH- ‘est family Horses in the city; bay with black points, J6handshigh; warranted sound and kind. Can be seen at 124 Clinton place, Eighth street, Inquire for B. BEDELL. POR SALESHO at 47 Scarmmel RSE, CART AND HARNESS, APPLY atreet. For sate VERY FINE BLACK SADDLE MARE, 16 hands bigh, sound and kind ; will be sold cheap, as the seine i MANN’ CO. owner is going to Kurope. Inquire of 8. 1,106 Broadway. Foe Se Forty-second street and Seventh avenue, AT TATTERSALL'S STABLES, CORNER Iaok r ide iB beads bibs black and dapple gray); seven years’ old; 1s high ; an fot in Sab vo pole; are. very stylish and prompt: ns Hike one horse, One pair bright bay Geldings; 15% hands; are stylish and prompt; can trot in 2:60; the above horses ‘are without # fault. Avso several pair fine coach Horacs. DAVID DEBE, Toledo, Ohio, CAN hands (OR SALE—A NICE PAIR OF ROAD HORSES; trot in three minutes together; black and bay; 15 Linch; sonnd and kind; Abdallah and Morgan ck from Vermont. Ct Fleetwood Park Stables, Fortieth street, neal Fok, SALE At THE MADISON PARK STABLE, 48 Haat Twenty-sixth street—The very handsome and (ast ray Mare, Rosa Belle, She trots in 2:50, is 6 ‘ands high, sound, kind and true; sire, Col. Ethan Allen; dam, Andrus mare, by Audrew Jackso! the fast and dine bred bay Horse Habylon, 1b%4, high), Smith Burr; dam, May Day mare. He trots in well known on the road. Also three-q sired by 8 arter neat Wagon, in good order, built by Bates, Aiso very light top Wagon, built > and to order by Hooker. The owner hag no further use for this LIGHT BRETT, IN GOOD CONDITION; BETT'S, 126 West Twenty: xl. Call at COR: KF but Httle w bfth street, (OR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY SADDLE HORSE, long mane and tail, 144g handa high; several diflereat aits, Apply between & and 10 A. M.,at’private stable, 19 Vest Forty-fourth street; price @325. OR SALE~AT A BARGAIN, TWO LIGHT TOP Buggies; one of them has been but little used; leather iop and cioth lined, and in first rate condition; both will be a cheap, Avply to.A: LEE & SON, 1,008 ‘Broadway, or to A, H. HAVILAND, 259 Pearl atreet. ‘West Fortieth street, near Sixth avenue. A LIGHT AND STYLISH PARK PHAETON AND A number of the best finished Wagona in the city. SORBETT, Carriage Builder, 122, d 126 West Twenty-OCth atreet, the shed and tell to the ground, breaking his wiist and hip. He claimed that he had some business with Mr. Werner and was to receive a percentage from him for the Sale of mattresses, Mr. Weed dls- claimed any knowledge as to Mr. Werner’s insur- ‘The wounded man is in hospital; and Fire 1 Keady will investigate the case thoroughly. THE LAST OF THE ONEIDA. The Survivors of the Ill-fated Vessel Paid Off—General Dissatisfaction. Forty-nine seamen, belonging to the sunken war ship Oneida, were yesterday paid off at thegNavy Yard. Their complaints in reference to their treat- ment by the government were extremely bitter, con- tending, as they did. that aside from the sympa~ thy which should have been shown them, the remuneration given them was ngt at all commensu- rate witn their losses, Their grievances were chie' confined to the fact that their ‘ bag money” was not ance. Marshal fully paid. The claims which some presented ex- ceeded in & few instances @hunared dollars. Sixty dollars, however, were given to each man, and thongh some did not sustain so much loss a6 others, there was @ general expression of dissatisfaction. Many of the men whose terms of service had ex- pired immediately on being paid tore up thelr dis charges and quitted the Navy Yard in disgust, The French railways carried 12,824,334 passengers: 68 and 18,677,016 1n 1869; 29,587 head of eatile were transported on them 1 the former and 29,190 in the latter year. The Rywmber Of telegrams was a8 1,002,499 Lo 4) 18d>208 in ENBERRY & VAN DUSER TOP WAGON, ly new; also a Wood Brothers open Wagon, with 10 a bay Horse, I nds high, long tail Private stable ‘Thirty-third st, pole and shatts Aud good roads A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE, LONG TAIL, FULLY warranted, stylish, fast and prompt; free from fault; afraid of nothing; sold cheap. Stable, Twenty-seventh and Broadway. a ante GREAT BARGAIN.—MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE BY AL Skenteman going to Europe, « pair of stylish carriage Horscettwo fine sets of Harness, double and single, two nice Carriages, Ac. Will be sold jotatly or separately. ' Apply at SIMESON'S siable, 148 Beat ‘nirty-ninth street, from A. M. 05 P.M, Tae MOSEMAN’S HARNESS WA’ n ‘bere street—Fine Trotting, Roa largest variety of harness of all grades of any hou: New York. led 22s EC A wT 8 A FOR, SALE, FOUR FINE KENTUCKY PREMIUM di. Saddle H just arrived in the city, all sound and Kind, suitable for ladies’ use. Apply at the corner of Thirty- eight! % Seventh avenue. ighth street abd SOY so)” PRISBIE and N. B. ROWLAND. SHIFTING TOP PIANO BOX WAGON, LATEST style, used but a few times, for sale or to exchange for iight fourvseat Park Phaeton. H. BOGARDUS, 998 Eaat Sixty-fth "A. SPERNDID CARRIAGH HORSE FOR SALE A the stable of the Hudson River Railroad, 16g hands high, well proportioned, dapple brown ; kind aud sound; just in irom the country. TENSION TOP ee WANT OF A NEW STYLE Phaeton will do well to examine my latest pattern; also Jop and no top uggles, doctors’ Phaetons and aix seat Dopot Wagons. GEORGE J, MOORE, 316 Bowery, AT LESS THAN HALF COST, A GENTLE- siablishment, consisting of @ brown team of flowing mands and saila, 15%; bandas, yell Wot minutes; Wagon by Smith; Pole and Harness, by Low- ables, Twenty-sev- in (t; one double and one single xet_of den; ‘Blankets, Apply at MARTIN'S enth street, between Eighth and Ninth INGLE PHAETON HARNESS, GOOD A‘ price $55. Apply to RYERSON & BROWN, 128 t, or WM. PARKER, 42 Walker st, TEAM OF SORREL MARES; 15 ade high ; one can trot in 2:50 other is & goo anadte horse they travel very well together; they ure taven ‘old and will be warranted perfectly sound. Apply ear the private stable, corner of Atlantic and New York avenues, Brookly1 Fe R SALE—A NO TOP ROAD WAGON, CITY MAKER, weighing 125 pounds; has only been ised a very little, having no further use for it on account of selling horse; will be sold very cheap. For further particulars call on W. H. MILLEMANN, 163 and 193 Washlogton Market. (OR SALE—A CIRCULAR, GLASS FRONT OOUPE, ‘with speaking tube, mirrors, child's seat, &c., ali com- lete, city made and but little used; sold for want of use. inquire in atable 316 West Forty-third street. it desi, it 5 srEW ti. <0, tos Sin avenue’ between An ‘AND MAKBLEIZED MANTELS, rooms, MARBLE MANTELS. ‘ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS RICH AND eg Thinty-ffte and ‘Yhirty-sixtn streets, GRAVE- ‘stones, Tiles, Table and Plumbers’ Slabs. New show th finest assortment of Mantels. Prices reduced. 14 and 186 East Eighteenth street, N. ¥. ith finest A. KLABER, KLABER & CO., MARBLE WORKS, 293 WEST . Fifty-first street, between ‘Broadway and Eighth ave- hue.—Maible and Marbleized Mantels, Monuments, Head- stones, of superior workmanship, cheapest in the city. MISCELLANEOUS. PPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR FILLING IN ‘Sunken Lots and Low Lands in and near this city. J. PICKARD, 25 Chambers strect, rooms 1, 2, 8 and 4 See Ras REMARKABLY CURED.—CONSUMP- tion cured in ite worst forms, in all but last sts Ine ‘Worst Liver Diseases, Chest Discases leading Dr. CHAPLAIN, 136 East Fortieth street. between 2 and 4. curable Coughs, to Consumption. Consulted only on Mondays and Thursdays, NGLISH WHITE LEAD ONLY 7 CENTS PER EK pound—Of great purity and boa; covers more surface and wiit outwear American leads, Pearl street, second floor. COGNIAT, LATE WIPH H. DARDONVILLE, 29 « East Fourteenth street.—Specialty for Marine Lamps, Carcel and Moderator Lamps, piain and rich; Rapeseed On; lamps repaired; Lamps, Candelabras, Brackets loaned for balls and parties. A choice of the newest patterns in brenze Moderator Lamps just received. eo RDERS FOR CLEARING HOTELS, HOUSES, SHIPS of Bedbugs, Roaches, Ants, Moths, Ficas, &c., can be left aU HS. DANZIGER'S oflice, 73 Forsyth atrect, or 266 ‘West Forty-first street. __ DENTESTR: R, WHITE, DENTIST, 76 SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER DE warertey place.—Teeth inserted at B10, 815 and #20; ieeth Sled with gold, warranted. Oall before engaging else- where and examine specimens. rpeetit EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; THIRTEEN years; benumbing, application (narcotization); Gag ad- ministered; Ca Teeth $1, set $10; gold sets purchased; i ‘or thin faces. PIUMPSTVAY VILLERS, 185 Grand street, near Broadway, __1CE CREAM. “}, DIXON, 275 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES hotels, restaurants,confectioners, fairs and excursione with bis celebrated Steaua ice Cream of all flavors at 4c. per quart. EXPRE! pete Fea F. G. BURNHAM’S FURNITORE AND BAGGAGE Express, 113, 115 West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue; turaiture, families moved, city oF eduntry ; furnk ture, pianos packed, shipped; stored. Money advanced. PO lta bas shi --NO IMPOSITION.-THE GREAT EUROPEAN Business and Medical Clairvoyant Spiritualiut is M LINWOOD, She reveals all events through Ii i French talisman to cause 3} cedy marriage fikeness. No gentiemen, 148 West ‘hiriy-seventh strect, near Broadway. RY, SALE—BUSINESS WAGONS, TO CARRY 1,200TO 000 pounds, at the corner of Johnson and Navy streets, Brookiyn. P. BARRETT & CO. Fs, SALE-—TWENTY-FIVE SUPBRIOR Mab draught Horses; also some single drive atu inth Ward Sale Stable, 350, 362 and Sia"West Twelfth alreet, between Greeawich and Washing ton streets, OR SALE CHEAP—HANDSOME PON and Harness, been used by a lady, at B! 198 Barrow street, Jersey City. POR SALE CHEAP—A_ GENTLEMAN'S COMPLETE turnout, consisting of bay Mare, 15.2, sound and kind aod trots in Sig, and a Peter Dubois jagger half spr Wagon, nearly new; Dunscomd Harness, Whip, Kobe, Apply at iid Wes) Forty-siath sureeh Y, PHAETON URR'S stavles, | wixth street, between Sixt A TES. ADAME ANNA, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, medical aud business clairvoyant, spiritualist, bas that great French wecret to cause epeedy marriage. Landi Call and test bersktil. No satisiaction no pay. 424 Third avenue, second floor, front room, between Twenty- ninth and Vhirtieth atreets, New York. 'ADAME CLIFFORD, THE GREATEST LIVING M ical and Busmess CinirvoyantJSeeress aud wonder, East Thirtieth strea. Satisfaction gurantecd, ADAME LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIVALLED M business and medical clairvoyant, No. 115 West Twenty- i Seventh avenues, ii ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR N voyant, tells the past, present an: nese and tells namie of your hi it between Broadway and Seventh