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THE COURTS A Keeper of the Ward’s Island Lunatic Asylum Charged with Murdering One of the Inmates, The PoliceCommiesioners and Police Dismissals. Marine Court, Part 2, was adjourned for the term yesterday afternoon by Juage Joachimsen, after hearing @ few cases involving interesting points of law, and which Bis ‘Honor disposed of without @ jury. in the suit brought by Sarah E. Bodine against James Coljins for $5,000 damages for alleged breach of promise of marriage, woich nas been on trial lor the past two days before Judge Speir, of the Superior Oourt, a verdict was rendered yes- Werday giving the plaintif $300 damages. ‘The suit brought by the Erie Railway Company @gainst William R. Barr was yesterday discon- Unued, and an order to this effect entered in Supreme Court, Chambers, beiore Judge Lawrence. The discontinuance of the suit is attributed, though possibly without good and sufficient reason, to the late change in the company’s affairs, Immediately after the dismissal of the writs of certiorari and habeas corpus by Judge Lawrence, of the Fupreme Court, in the case of Carl Vogt, gpon the ground of want of jurisaiction in tne Supreme Court, in a matter determined by a United Sta Commissione’ send, the counsel of Vogt, submitted his points and brief to Mr. Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State. He yesterday received trom Secretary Fisu an | answer that the case should be carefully exam- ined in connection with his suggestions and points, THE WARD'S ISLAND LUNATIC MUR- DER. The story of the finding in tne street of a poor and friendless man wandering about ina Mr. Jonn D. Town- | | settled tn accordance with that decision. | a8 a statement that that demented conuition, his being taken into custody | by @ policeman, bis conveyance before @ police Magistrate, his commitment to the Ward’s Island Lanatic Asylum, his peing brutally beaten there by one of the keepers and his subsequent death from these injuries was told in fuilat the time in vVhe HERALD. This unfortunate man, it was ascertained after his death, was @ represen- tative of the old French novdiesse, his name being Viscount Gaston de Vernon, Jona Powers, one of the keepers in the Ward’s Island Lunatic Asylum, was charged with the fatal beating. As developed im the subsequent investigation before the Cor- Oner it appeared that on the 24th of March last De Vernon was brought to the institution, that he was placed in @ cellin ward H, that on the succeeding morning he became exceed- ing violent and that im his paroxysm of Violence he wrenched from its iasten- 1D ap iron bar in his cell window, Which he commenced battering the cei door, The nelse attracted the attention of Keepers Von Hannock and Powers. Tue former fushed into the ceil, and, watching his oppor- tunity, seized the raging lunatic avd turew nim with violence on tne oor, holding nis head Another lunatic, bamea Smith, tence and Kell Upon the chest man. While thus heid p os- trate Powers seizeu a bar of wood and struck him several heavy blows, iracturing three ribs and otherwise imjuring him internally, irom the effects of wulch he ied tout days afterward, escape from his tormenturs, nearly every sured of clotping was torn from “him. A strait jacket bad been put on him, but it did not restrain bia violence. The vlows irom tuat bludgeon alone quieted bim, a quiet presaging death. ‘The trial 46 Bireaay reiated in tbe HEKALD, on W own prisoner, raly indicates the pos- t ope: * pesday in the Court of Oyer and Terminer jore wedge Brady, where @ jury was im panelied, On reassembling of the Court yesterday the interest felt im the case was crowed court room. appearance peastoi of the brutal cna ate of facts above presentes, occupied a seat bis counsel, Mr, William F. Howe, with a look iscid wuccncera @ud an air of seli-possession Vidently no serivus apprebevsion as to ihe Guat result. ‘District Atvorn y Lyons, who tepresented the prosecution, opeued the case, pre- senting, suostantaily, the lucts as avove recited, a apimudverting in stroug terms upon the brutal character oi the crime charged against tne risouer. Kichurd M. Lash, Warden of tue Wara’s jana Lunatic Asylum; Thomas Counoily, & Keeper, anc George Vou tianuock, au attendant, se8 called, (heir testimony vl sbecial interest addiuonal iy stateu. Vou Hannock, how- tesiified that lie urged Powers to aes jurtuer, that the post led wine large ana a S$ on ibe body and the iracture of tae ird and fourth ribs, producing pneamo- caused death, ‘empuatic denial as to the Deatin Smith had knelt ag) that Vou Houselt Feat violence and sat upon bis bead aod that he ly beat the Geceased Witt & small latn to pre- rs m the epest of the deceasea, jad thrown the @eceased with Vent the latte: biting bis thamo. The prisouer Was submitted to a r ‘ons-eXamMination nay & aller Which tue Court sajourned Lyons, morning. MAKING AND UNMAKING POLICE. MEN. At the opening yesterday of the Supreme Court, General Term, before Jadges Davis, Lawrence and Daniels, & rather novel case came on for arg ment. Mr. Oakey Hall, upon a certiorari, brow; Up proceedings in the alleged trial of Ira M. Clapp, of the detective force, by the Board of Police. During bis argument the following points were made for Mr. Clapp:—By a section of the charter ry member of the force may b= dixmissed, jong other wees, woe ‘tone uct unbecoming au oMcer.” ‘nis cal @ Board seiected against \ne relator, Now, * the relator, on the day of the eharges served and trial, was either a member of the jorce or was not. He was certainly a payed of tue force facto, because Harrington, grand larceny; m | Boyd, grand larcen, va | Sam > te tniform | UNITED STATES SUI SUPREME COURT. t CAPTURED COTTON OASRS. e | No, 316. The United States, appellants, vs. The | moue treating the reiator statas In the police force Was Void, qalse.as mach so as if & disappointed compiaimant bad charged one of tue ex- fag police justices now in ofice, cot mtion for validity of office, with becoming py se | power py Temoved such oficer under S specification and prooi that ne bad oot veen 1m shows, oy coal % Boar 8 counsel to ine by Corporation Counsei Smita, uase toe Writ as improvidentiy issued. Wok the papers, reserving ite ae yran jary L. Sonnet} in the 1 August tistehord 1a u ner of Wilitai Leteniord; in atter of James A, Walsh mine Feral bank of Kentucky va. Varnum; vs, TROMpson.—Urante Reimard vs. Bucwarach; Ryerson vs, Monn ines iy Judge Lawrence, Peck vs Brads thers muet be a receiver ap- ed Io this Scion. Tne faci pBog went debtor constiia'e no answe: 110M L101 eat only gu to show ¢ tter im D, Meantime, in his struggies to | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. jhown by the examination toentitie the plaintif to pave @ receiver appointed. (6 Abb, 94; & Robertson, 307. Ciark vs, Decker.—Granted, “aug are in force now. If nota Legislature of the Bate de jure, 1 was at least a Legislature de iacto, It was ihe only law-making boagy which had aw exis ence. Its members acted under Cusuier vs. Koninof.—I do not think that the | color of office, by an election, though not quall- Court ougot -to appoint th in tuiscuse, (2 Wait’s Practice and cases cited.) Tam willing to accept uny proper, re-ponsible person who May be hominated by the plaintum’s attorney. ‘Fowler vs. Benson.—A critical examination of the afl avits su omitted On the motion has served only to strengthen the impression whicn | 1ormed upon the argument that the order ol arrest was | | ‘The Court here review <he decisions on this point | | not properly granted, It 1s incredible toat a man of tne attainments and education which the de- | Tendant ts shown LO possess could upon so many different occasions have been made the victim of piaintift as receiver | | tution o fraud in the purchase and exchange of real es- | tate, and On each occasion the victim of the same kind o! fraad—to wit, & fraudulent personation of the real owner and the jorgery ol adeed in the nauie oi that owner. ‘The case of Lewis vs. Novle, 15 Abb. 475, 18 directly im point against the defendant on this motion, The stroug prepopderance of evidence 1s against the defendant, (See case above cited and Merrits vs, Hecksher, 60 Barb., 451; Ely vs, Mumford, 47; Barv., 629; Sars vs, Peck, 9 Abb. N. 8., 55.) ‘The objections that the warrant does not state a return day I do not regard as well lounded. It 18 not pretended that tbe warrant was not served upon the right person, bor that any injury bas re- Ulted frow the omission to arrest the date or the return day, Motion denied, wita cost Aucenried vs. Wiison.—The fair construction of the stipulation in this case seems to me to be that the case was to abide the decision of the Dorey Suit as to Its result, aod not as to the amount of costa to be allowed as entered upon the judgment, in other words, upon tue determmation of the Dorey suit the riguts o: the parties as to the sub- ject matter of the action were to ve ag or ‘The words in the stipulation, ‘either party to beat liberty to enter judgment with costs, a8 the result ot the Dorey suit will determine for the plaintif or delendant the same as if a trial had been bad thereon,” must be taken action termine the juestion at issue between the parties to this suit, not that it would deter- mins the amount o1 the costs, The rigots reserved to enter Judgment, with costs, on the determina- tion ol tlie “Dorey sult’ refers only to such costs as Were appropriate to this gull ac the stage which it ad reacued when the stipulation was made with the necessary disbursements. The conte must be readjusted in accordance with these views. Foster vs. Smyth.—The order amending the summons Will be granted, bubi do not see how an order can be made appointing a guardian ad licem jor tue imiant defendant until some notice of mo- | tion jor tiat purpose has been served on ber, | While it may be dificult to nd the imiant 1t cannot oe impossible, inasmuch as there are two affidavits attached to the moving papers from parties Wo have known ber many years und can in all probability give gome information as to her whereabouts, 1 intaut 18 over sourteen years of age, and ufder ine provisions of tne Code, section 116, has the right to apply fur the appointment of her own guardian in tie first 1o- stance, unless residing Ouc of tle State or absent thereirom, in tuat event the plaimtit may apply to have the guardian ad litem appoined, br only on direct application for that purpose, ' ‘Ine afti- davits do not snow that the infant is absent from the State or a non-resident, nur thi has no general guardian. SUPREME [Soh anemia eared 2 By Judge Van Vor Haafleld et al. vs. Macy and vabosner—Memo- | randum, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst. Sands vs. Naylor, &€.—Order of referee to com- pute amount due, Welsh, receiver, &c., v8, Robinson et al—Appll- cation granted. Braised vs, Lee,—Motion granted, By Judge vurtis, Sutheriand vs. Tue New York Central and Hud- son River Railroad Company. —The existing stay is 80 Jar Vacated that toe plainu® may eater up judgment on the verdict. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. THE DUFFY TRIAL BESUMED. The case of Duty, charged with attempting to sboot Deputy Comptroller Earle, was resumed. Mr, Grant, the sick juror, was in his seat, having recovered f;om his sudden tilness, Before counsel commenced nis speeca Judge Sutherland said that the absence of the juror for two aays had put the Court to great inconvenience and the public to great expense. If, said His | Honor, the juror in any way voluntartly by hie im- rudence contrivated to bis sickness, he Ought to | be censured, but If nis indisposition was a dispen- | sation ol Providence he ought to have the sym- pathy of the Court and lis fellow jurors, Mr. Puray then resumed his argument, maintaining that the accused had no adequate motive to com- mit the crime with which Le was charged, and that the evidence of the witnesses for tne deience showed that he must bave veen of ansound mind at the time he used cne pistol, At tne conciusion of Mr. Purdy’s speect a recess Was taken, and upon the reassembiing of the Court vistrict Attoraes Kollins proceeded tn reply to demonstrate the gullty intent of Dufly and the , filmsy nature of the testimony adduced to sustain the theory of insanity. Mr. Rollins did not con- ciuse untlia late pour in the evening. Judge Sutheriand will charge the jury this morning. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. nee = nym, 16 80, 120, Tobe 1 by Judge Law- SorReMn Goust--Ganena Tenu—Held by | Judges Davis, Daniels and Narrett.—Nos. 83, 3, ghd 8, ft | 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, "24, | 2b, 26, 2%, 28, 2b, 80, 81, 33, 33, 34, 35, 34, 98, 29, 42. 45, 2, Ta TH, 15, TO, T2789, 86, 80 87, 0, ay 238 1, 282, Ba," 234, 235, 127, 128, d thas the lumatio | eee ee Sect oes 230, 237, 238, 23¥, 240. SUPREMS COURT—SPRCLAL TkRM—Adjourned for Cournt—Cinccrt— Part 2 Acro red ‘m. Pare 2—Held by Judg 8 2 2454, 2420, 2834, 2828, 280: 2810, “boss, 3300, 4 ‘ima, toe. 291856, 2672, 2752, me 2928, 2090, 2874, 2834, 2654, 2016, 2v10, 2678. Part a— | Adjourned to Tuesday, June 1. SUPBRIOR OOURI—GENERAL 1RRM—Adjournea sine die. SUPERIOR Naor gen Teem—telad by ‘hemi Part 1—Held Juage Van Vorst.—Case ou, SUPERIOR COURT—IRIAL pion) Curtis—Short causes.—Nos. 1933, 1687, 121 5, 2031. Part 2—Held by Ju eae Tro, 1083, = 168, 83054, 086, 968, 1164, 918, CoMMON pinas—GaneRat Traw.—adjourned until Monday, June 28, 1876, COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Part P mon LA Juoge Loew.—Case on, No. 1382 Part journed for the erm. MARINE COURT—TRIAL TRRM—Parts 1, 3 and &— = dior the term. GENERAL SBS8IONS—Hela by Juage The People vs. Jona Deviin, durgiar; James Harmon, burglary; Same vs. Charies Mun- dery, bargiary;” Same va Darius Harrington, feio- pious assault id battery; Same va. James Sulil- del ding to law. van and Jobm Lyons, rape; Same vs. Mary Miller, | 2 grand larceny; Same vs.’ Henry Mewsner and were eee er ae George Grahn, graud larceny; Same vs. John | in, Myers and Melville Regenspurg, grand Marcony: | Same vs. Oharies Payson, grand larceny; Same vs. dur- | & police justice, and ‘the re- | Legusli | 1868, while ta ce, | prea of Wiliam Redmond, grand larceny ; Same va. Charies | Home Insurance Company. States, appellants, va The Southern Insurance nd Trust Company. Mr. Justice Strong delivered the opinion of the Court, im substance as fol- lows These were suits under the Oaptared and Aban- Goned Property act to recover ti Suie of cotton captured at Savannah in 1864 and nay in t peat ig offact im the Courc of Claims it ap- at ba a) are corporations created - ont ‘ga in 1861 and as armed rebellion Against the government of tne United states, and tbe question now presented is wheter suci c poravions can be recognized as having a legal ex- iIstence, with capacity to own coiton and to sue in = Court oi Claims. It is inststed on behalf of ppeliants that the Courts ui the United states wi not recognize the competency of those bodies Legislatures of the insurgent stat ‘ad mite 11m capacity to | eae, 88 does going vo trial Gpon the merits, We Vogel— | is | acts 01 Whioa were Of foree wi | appellants attempt the if x do nut, however, Srouna. reas our cecisi We prefer answering the question which to raise, No in 1861 eg! the jatare of in 6the incorporation o1 these lain tits, nate Legisiacure of the State, ‘The state bad turown of its connection with ¢ od States, and the members of ta had repudiated or hud not taken the oat by the third section of the sixth article o the IsutiON requires (he members of ti vera Bat A 4 ny jor follow irum tui upon this | a, enactments were made | would = de- | on 177, 178, 248, 274, | No. 816. The United | Treasery ofthe United States. From | a fied accoraing to the requirements Of tne consti: the Uuitea States, Now, while it must be heli that all sherr acts in hostility to that con- surnuon or Union, of which the state was an insep- arable member, have no validity, no good reasou can be assigned why all their other enactments, not forbidden by the constitution, should not have | the force which the law gencralily accords to th» action of de facto public officers. and state the following general ruie:—All the enuctments of the de jacto Legislatures in the in- surrectionary States during tie war which were Not hostile 10 the Union or to the autuority of the general government, and which were bot in con- flict with the constitution of the United States, or of the States, ye the same validity as if they | nad been enactments of legitimate Legisiatur and any other doctrine than this would wo great unnecessary hardsmip upon the people of these states Without any corresponding benefit to the citizens of other States and without any advantage to the national government. Triea by the rule thus stated, the ehactmenjs by waion the plaintiffs in these cases were incorporated must be treated as valid. | They had uo relation to anything eise than the | domestic concerns of the State, Neituer in their | ®Pparent purpose nor in their operation were they | hostile to the Union or in confict with the consti- They were mere ordinary legislation, there been Do war roc old, cor: were tution, | Sach as might have been had | or no attempted secession; such as is of year, | currence in all the States of the Union. We | therefore, that the Court of Claims | rectly decided that the plainuds | dawiudiy legal “capacity to sue tn that court. | It remains only to notice one other position taken | by tue appellants during the argument. Lr is that | even if | Which this Court can recognize ag auch, they can- not sue in the Court of Claims for the proceeds of | | the sale of captured and abandoned property, be- cause, as it 18 argued, the Cuptured and Abaut doned Property uct provides only lor suits by persons who could have given aid and coiniort to | the reveilion. It 18 said corporations were | Incapable of giving such aid, aud that they can- | Mot make proo! that they have uever given it. | Nothing in the assigoments o1 error jepniies the | presentation of such an argument. but were it | Otuerwise the argument would be plaimiy un- sound. The act of Congress conters the right to sue upon any person claiming to have been tue owner of the captured or avandoned property. It makes no disunction between natural and arti- ficial persops, anu it has pot been doubted toat corporations created beiore the war commenced mnigot sue. Many sucn actions e been su tained. It ts no objection to them that | tis in all suits are required to make proot they have never giveu aid and comiort to tue re- bellioa, Suca proof way be made as well by arti- Mclal as natura: persons, Corporations may have rendered very substantial aid to the armed re- sistance to the lawao! the United States. They may bave made loans or contributions to the con- jederate governmeut. They may eveu have titted out companies or regimeuts of soluiers. If they have rendered no aia, the tact is quite capable of proof. ‘ne judgment of the Court of Claims in | each vase is affirmed. DKCISION IN THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM- PANY CASE. No. 203, The Mutual Life insurance Company, of | New York, plainuif ia error, vs. James Young, ad- ministrator of McPherson’ Young, deceased—in error to the Circutt Court for the District of Oall- tornia.—Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion | of tue Court in substance ag. fuliows:—the case Was suomitted to the Court without the interven- tion of & jury. Tue Court found the facts and gave juagmenut for the plainud, ‘The delendant sued Out this writ oi error, The question presented warrant the judgwent ‘The facis Jound le within @ narrow compass. On Stn of June, | 1867, Meberson Young plied to u agent of the plaintiff im error in Sao Francisco for insurance upon his life, and there- upon received irom the agent @ recelpt fur tue first quarter of the annual premium, congitionat upon the acceptance of we appiicauon by tae company. ‘The plaimtif in error is & corporation of the city of New Yora, but had a general agent atSan Francisco and an office tere tor the traus- action of its business, The application of Youu, was received by tne company at New York, au: was auswWered by a policy transmitted to tue agent at San Francisco. he policy bore date on the 6h of April, 1867, and Varied from the terms epaciied in the receipt in tne sollowing partica- rst—It took gag the 6th of April instead of the 6un of Ju he loss to the applicant by this change 1s 138 apd needs no cowment, Second—Yhe quarterly payments were to be $96 60 instead oF $99 30, Third—The days of payment during the ten he 6ta days of April, vou, ber, ed a provision that “if th miams shall not be paid on or betore th for the payment thereof,” | thereot,and this policy shall cease The policy was received by the agent at San Francisco on the 24 of August, 1867. With the | policy were received two receipts to be sigaed by the secretary of the company ana to be counter- signed by tue agent before delivery. One of them ‘was for the payment o! the instalment due on the 6tn Of April, 1867, and the other for the instalmeat due on tue 6th of July in that year. On tue sth of August, 1867, ‘ine agent addressed # note to Young at Vallejo, notifyiog fim that the policy had o be = advised Vallejo or be Rela ‘antl be should call jor it in San Francisco, It does not appear in the case or how this note was furwaraed, nor whe ‘oung ever Feceived it. Notice oi the receipt o( the applic: company, or of the receipt of tne policy by the ag as DOt saown to have been given to or receiv by Mim. No demand was Made upon him for any iurther payment, ana no receipt requiring such payment was presented to him. Young was saot and mortaily wouuded at Vuliejo on tue 2ist of August, 1867. He was re- moved the pext day to @ hospital in San Fran- cisco, Where Le died On the 2utm of Septemoer jol- jowing. From the time he Was shot until his deata he Was unabie to leave bis bed, aud was incompe- tent, mentally aud physically, to attend to auy ousi- ness. The commuUDICAtION at that time Jrom San Francisco to New York was by ocean steamers to Panama, thence by rail to A: and toence by steamer to New York. Thi the transit Was from twenty-three to vnirty days. Aiter the death of end, 4 he agent wrote on the tober, 1867, cancelied it by u company and the signatare 0 countersigned main ny, tacned to the Mucy ca . e sum of $99 30 mentioned in receipt of June 5, 1867, Was not puid. og nis note for that amount, payee to we » Scent indivia- ie ac sixty days, Noth aid upon it mained in the possession bat @ defendant. Th word ‘“‘cancelied” was written pon it, but oy Whom did not appear. Young never paid any- thing upon tue contract claimed to have been ma Mimistration upon the estate oi Young were jefendant in error. to the rigut, justice the oth of Jun tue initial step Is reserved absolute might to law Ot tne case. the company to accept or reject the proposith | | | Which it contained. There was a necessary im cation tat, i it were ores the response and acceptance were to be by @ policy in conformity ‘With the terms specified in the receipt as far as they extended, and beyond that, in tne usual form of such instruments as issued the company. Hut it was clearly Within the power ot the company, under the con- | dition expressed, whoily to rejec appli Without giving ay reason, oF to accept sition With such Modifications of ed and of the usual con Qs it might see fit to prescrioe. | oy + Was both adirmatively an tively wi {1 The eocepeaane wasa poucy aepar Feveipt in tm containing as to bound according to | Rot agreed to @ part of the terms speci | those terms were material and of the essence of the proposition. Clearly, the company never Gid agree to those terms. What it would bh done if the applicant had refuse might have do vo take the wer to make je 1ndispensaoi ii ailing. fact, al View of the case, is as if it were not, In the lysis Of tne Case the receipt, for the reasons be laid out ot The phena] and enter Seapmens ia [ry Ss plain tu COURT OF ‘OF APPRALS. ALBANY, May 27, i No, 65, Chase vs. Vanderbilt—Argament sumed and couciuded, No, 18, Bizabech Sammon, admfnistratrix, & appeliant, va. the New York one eae im Karon tut im error. on Dy, TO it oe if mi ful U ey BF. Suopnerd, | for respondent, No. 14 Anna Malone, sdministratrix, £0, re oalendar fo: A, O, dd, 0 Oa, 02, OR jucorporated and that they had a> the plainttls beiow are corporations | that | for our determination is woetner the findings | Me qualified ortl; | | \ Un the 24th of August, 1871, letters Of ad- | survivor, &o., | ff AMU! SEME Ts. ALLACK’S, Proprieti Doors open at 7:30. LasT NIGHTS OF TRURSDAY, EptDay, $0 SAT! in jp compliance vith To co! neral desire, will be x Lord Lytton's charming lov and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK | ence at § o'clock precisely REGULAR SEASON, y ENINGS, THe BVAY MATINER story of the re. ON a Thus Ae ‘one o| THB MOSt BRILLIAD THE bensa! THE SUMMEI at this theatre will be Inausucs , ior. the first tia 4 orig maational Piay of powerful interest, #a- and excelleh’ cast, includin nd excelleh' cast, incl Nine COLIN EL ‘uM Pe LL. AUD. A GASP WIDOW MELNO' SEASONS ON RBCO! i SEASON sed oa Ns s. Nr N' hy ne. of & DOW DONOVANS, im which the celebrated b Speckalty Artists, HA D HART, will appear in cui Slere writien expressly for them. KIS. Waunsc THE SUMM at this theatre will commence on MONDAY EV when will be produced a new ni origina Honal drama, of powertal inter iF acts, entitled, THE Written expressly for the cclebrated specialty artiste ng wAN A ‘who will appear for “tg feat t AEL Ad and popular cou Pop De i) Conspicuous in the scenic be the DESTRUCTION, BY FIRE, and RAILROAD. »ENSATE tmost realistic and exciting mechanical ef WONDERFUL two of t ING, MAY SL and exciting ¢: DONOVANS, D HART, as NOKAH DONOVAN, lustration of this play ova TENEMENT HO! ouever presevted on the stage. A carefully selec incidental to the ea 1 company has Deon engaged, and, Nand HART ‘will appear in two of their most popular sketches. the world famo: AK ory PAMILY OF BELL RINGERS. CHARLES and CARRIE AUSTIN their CHAMPION LIGHTNING ZOUAVR DRILL, The charmin, ad gegominiisie isa Yooniish and the Child Wonder. Baby BINDLEY, Ta BVERY EVENING and URDAY MATINEE! DONOVANS WEONE: _ Seats can be secured two weeks in advance. a! local sonsa- flee KD PAR DESCHARPELLED DESCHA ? PELL 3 TTB RD. ts, will | Use Also YORUM THE ATRI THIS teRIDAN) I COMPLIM: NTARY Be also tor the last matinee on SAiUK ‘and for the farewell p THe MOST ATLRATL The second, act of L.cco ULE Mile, GEOFFROY (first timo here; 5, Mine: LANGER, together w ‘The third act Mlle, GUOFRAOY (irst DE QUEROY file. GBOFFEOY This 4 rest. ‘i OPERA BUUFFRK PERFORMAN' to-morrow afternoon at 1 Lic THEATRE.—PAL RE. | morrow (Saturday) aiternooa, last and farewell | act), aud second time 11 Jmerica the LAST F&eNOH UPERA BO) MORROW. YOKUM THEATRE. NEXT WEEK Angot yr pasond Sots Barbe Bete. tra BAGATS LER, fe rit MaTINBE TO: | oto enithei | SOLDEN#'S FARBWELL, FIVE NIGHTS ONLY coneeycro of departure tor England Sak, June &. farewell Eugagement 1a Amerie EMILY SOLDE: rE COMPANY, er inst PoruLak piicusst ate 31 150, (first tine bere) Yo conclade with te first tin opera boule, played iv Paris over 200 times, enticed BAGALELLE. 1V ous Worl be MM ith a spiendia casi iy BLE as... BARB. BL re of Offenbach’s BAGATE “GIs ere pes or ‘the Last t ming at & WELL MATIN Gtbve, MME. cher Ge Miss SOLDENR ¢ in America. and Svc. Seats rei BOULOTTR OF THE BKASO De BRABANT, GUT, 30) Opera B. magus Opera outta, | BUR new LLE ROES wo Ny ady LYMPIC THEATRE, Mr. J OHM F, POOLE. TARE FAMILY THEATRE 0 With the BEST COMPANY 1 IN AMERICA. bos ly Tr aaa narne ata CHANGE, STARS. at DRAMA NEW OLIO. Yo! DAY VENI G, Contral Dig JUNE a aed The great Loudon sensation, AMOS CLAN Mr. Geo. Bi Miss Maria Brabook ( ok, aie; tm Bis famous cbaragver of Amos Clark the principal Loudon u trea), her aret aad only appearance in America W teered tu Brookty' ‘Only the ordinar, the hands of speculators. At ATE FAMILY. wit sold. Cal Be @ Ween. ments, patent agrafl, use 6 mouths, cost $959, ing Room Suits, 0st $600, fOr as, sprin ra, Bulle! Cy yar 6th ou MAGNIFIGKNT FIRST CLASS BRILLIANT TONR four round cornery, rosewood forte, used 7 months, all improve pent, cost f for ase | et The octave. ‘cost $97! PEW NEW GRAND “i aie ese x A. i NABS & CO, No street Ok oa i “STHINWAY, WEBER AND CHICKRRING + Pianofortes. $50 to $80; $3 to $10 momthiy; great jacements oftered 3. BIDDLE, LABgs Lot or oni Tasialm i LINGS & WinihTLOCK, M4 Bast Fourtee! MAGNIFICENT AND BRILLIANT TO? octave Bradbury Pianoforts for «ale, ali impr full iron plate, made to ord¢ jedroom ~nit compete, Dress r and hair Matte as, $150 & 00. th ee the {mmediate supervision of Mr. Rignoid. id appointments furnished price will be charged for admission, and every effort will be made to keep the Uckew oat of SELL, B wood cage suil agraife oversirung Piano, bay: i rg ¢ ali iwsprovements, printed guarentee. Dull of gale, | fF $279; Stool. Cov: bi Teectave Bradbury. Planotorte, 820s Parlor Suit, cost $730, tor tur mits, wits, $35; Library, charmer and vi eto sait, at one-fourth cost five story browm stone private Teaidence, tor $200; $100 suit. ‘ainting, Bropze it private residence 123 Went ‘S Street, Pant to close them ib Waverley piace, near Broadway. BURDEIT ORGANS, Ui sale extremely low for cash oF on struments rented. heel BROADWAY. --Mana, OF THE METROPOLIA. also brilliant toned Windsor Pianoforte, for less than half cost: also Draw: Drocatel and repa Piano- RK ORGANS, 10 STOPS, $2, 1s Bast Fourteenth stree! =¥OR RENT—UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of our own make; aiso for sale, « number secon: rey in perfect order. WI 19 Fifth avenue, avove Sixteenth ger | AL Mareoh....--.00-. AMUSEMENTS, Fit AVENUE THEATEI 5 Proprietor and Manager......Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY EVERY EVENING aT & FIFTY MANN ES FIRST CLASS WHONESDAT VARIETY STARS. sities: Mile APHK PELSETIEWS ORAHUT DANCERS. A ILMORE’S CONCERT GA GARDEN. Mr. P. 8. GILMORE SauE OF BOX CAN. +++-Director TICKETS POR THB COMMENCES THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, AT 9 O'CLOCK, AT THE BOX OFFICB, AT THE MADI- SON AVENUE ENTRANCE. ‘This eautital garden will positively be throws open to the public on SATURDAY EVENING, MAY Doors open at 7:3, CONCERT BY GILMORE'S BAND OF || 100 PER- ‘The inaugural programme will be as tollews>— 1. Dedioatory—National air, he Star Spangled Banuer.” 2 Overture—Oberen a_nsosees Weber & Concert Waltz—The Corns: ----- Lanner & Grand Selection—Gems of Operas..........Meyerbear introducing solos by Arbuckle, Kegel and Letsch. 5, Overture—"Tanahauser’ 6 Bole for cornet—The Carnival”... introducing the most difficult variations (mew) evar written om this favorite theme for the cornet ir. M. ARBUCKLE. & Pot Pourri—La Fille de Mme. Angot....---..-Lecooq 10, Song—“Yo Merry Birai coessemeeveneesGumbert seid Gilmore SUNDAY EVENING, AT § O'CLOCK, SECOND @EAND CoNogRT. SATURDAY, JUNE _& AT & O'CLOCK, vinst @RAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF EACH WEEK A SPECIAL MATINEE PBAVORMANUS WILL BE GLVEM AT THE EVENING PERFORMANCES NO LADY AD. MITTKD UNLESS ACUOMPANIAD BY 4 GENTLEMAN. Ample arrauzements have been made for preserving good order in the Garden, and the mai t pled, Shemeaives (hat it shall be at ali thmes a: as in the matter of decorum and propriety as vy is its oral adornments. 2 supplied b vaste i ‘The Restaurant will $8 su and will be pies the charge of Mesara. MI’ KINBLER, of Hotel Brunswie! Aamission 50 cents. Private be Bh oxira The grand adison avenue snd Yourta avenue. THIS EVENING. ADEMY OF MUSIC. ARTISTS. HARRISON'S Miso x. Hofman. Soprano — Soprano GRAND a POPULAR . F, Briegner, ib ousriee ff Vloioncstio: oe will be produced Cos, | by Mr. Eves, of ore F139 F LLLAM | LADY WILL SELL ‘ood, 7 octa’ tital rosew: brated maker erful tone. LUDK, 60, rent Prices ai Fast yountm | STRERT, . Faas ances SS Pu nd Organs'to sell oF terms to t Pianoto: dines COST $460, BRAU- | cele | in order: sweet. pow cond avenoe | NRAR LA NOFORTES—SECO! ores, for sais at low gar, own, manuta y Si Rast Sourteemih # ttrect, between broadway and | bow Fifth avenge. ND HAND, prices ‘alao, IN THOROUGR jofories to MALL PIPB ORGANS—SBVERAL 8 H, L. BOUBEVELT, 40 West Bi FROM $40) ERY CHEAP NEW Fins? er date 7% OCTAVE | a of Tigh, was, tax Can be seen at | — Lady 6 Cry ga Poari street, near Pul- $40 fr “ATHAS’ CONCERTO ORGANS CANNOT BB they dety competit alion of the human voice teenth street uP. | spondent, va, Heary B,' Batnaway, yin tor rent at low price: nt—Argued by J. O, Voonrane, of counsel and Oregoe Ot Arent bargaius | ant, ote James erkins, for re- Warecoome 48, Broadway, New York. HURACE | 3 | TRO—A PR IN A_PROTESTAN’ Day oaiei inday, ay dstenon, 31, | WW shart (palnty Bodersia., Call ot or aadrew it | Ministare }ady Bathers, Cancas “so Le rit Vek ders baggy _sarl, Parisian Ve sachs hy | A We Mil William Be: poatcte Mr. Anthony Rei CENTS. Mr. G. Opertl. — Mr. H. Glover. Unprecedented Max Mareizes Programme. MILTON NOBLES’ BENRFIT MILTON NOB BENEFIT TO- B BYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, screct, to let by the might, week er month At the box oMice. BAND OPERA HOUSE Apply to F. RULLMAN, Lis Broadway, OWERY OPKRA MOUS! MATINEE THIS AFTE! Benedt to-night ‘and ixgox, uy oULoe ladies admitted RION CAPE AMUSANT, Al BOWERY, TO-NIGHT.— anc! UM OF AKT, eee ead comnrel OWER RA HOUSE, Matinee this anernoon, AGEEA? BILL a Mercton wot RUT: RTROPOLITAN uu ss Wore Vearwe Open daity, Vy) a om THE ATRE—VRIDAT a MAY 3s * 7 lever of Pissenied with & potiie'at pagal Dagmar rra poh | EVERY sony AT § O'CLOCK OF ‘Gi roadway, way, the New dork Mosc of anatomy. ork Museum SSvween Houston and ‘and Bleecker sireata __INSTRUCTIO _— YOUNG MAN WILL THACH PRESOH, Latin A inh be end drawing 1a, 8 private, 1 fase best references ~ E JENCKD AND TALENTED GEBMAN lady wisnes to s8008 neh, in and English. ‘address itev. Ht | GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE lady for two or three eveniny the French ianguage conversation pay liberally. Address B., cox idl NY PARTY O€ THE sxe i RIGHTH AVENUB ju ae ‘Btationery Sto! ean ndarem hor RESQUE AME Ric ANT ONK HAVING UN. Dound numbers of this book, and wishing ons f raid etlee price by LANTS WaNTED—ROBEVE: 4 LATO vium Californium, Bcheyera ce per LU, AR? G4kDEN OOMPAN Boson, SEMPER. | SP Went anren TO PURCHUASB—SODA GRMERATOR, Wn Counter jee. i re order. vO Townm a Sorth reoklyn, B.D, W OHANCERY.—IN Tik MATTER OF THE OOM. panies Acts 1862 and 1867 and in the matter of oe General South American Company (Limited). —The ere fors of the above named before the 30tn day La ddr BY. No. & Old J ‘Lo i aia 1a isnt for 1 the Lau MILK AND CREAM. MAL AND CREAM. Ni, Becket Rui Sa | aeisy a dyin ES @ oa J BBB oo N N 22222 A Bb BOON N Zz AA B BOON N Zz AA B BOON N Zz AA BBB OO ON N Zz aa BoBOON x Z AAA BeBOON N y eae BoBOON TS sincey Sipe BBB 00 W N gaze k 4 KYBRY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIOR! sdsreming | | | | | | | | t | Kighth street, New Yor AMUSEMENTS. nae ‘WOOD: MATINEE AT 2 ONED FeABL ead Nal NOTHING | poss | THE G TO AMERIOA, AY BOOTH? 2 CAN BE LEASED DUR {igsponsible parties on appligatios Ly ae . present season will clow L on Saturday ev the regular fail winter Arti wilt begin Auwust Sf with the agement of Mr. BARRY st LuV AN. rpueareic AL TICKETS AND ALSO TICKETS FOS JKAND OODFISHING EXCURSION by the supert sen: er PLYMOUTH CK, starting from pier No. 26 foot ot Murray street, North River, saturday evening o Tyson, Furth this week, Ma. avenue Hotel 114 Broadway. foreach gentieman, a la Dermonico. | Th be off the coust of of experienced Bloc oelees Bait will nd also of Rullman. ets are FAVE DOLLARS him toa BREAKPASS id taking wil pervision turns by may be obtained on b seg tbe frat POR UL ni Tickets $1 for the rou tte Boy, S TH JARRETT & se The curtain wil LAST WEKK OF of RIGNOLD! TWO REMARKANLE 1 MISS CLARA ATRE. PA nm DAY 1 of MATINER reat attrae politan audience in tne ttle character of ANE SHORE. a tragic Flay of five acte, and Tits ‘week muaking his Laas Obs in America), teal Drama of two act, LAOK SUSAN, siving his very popular cashing impersonation of the character of Wit “a TAM. WEDNESDAY, June 2, GRAND MASONIO FRS TIVAL MATINEE—WOMAN'S HEART and OTHBLLO, by prominent inembers of the O: (PHBATRE COMIQUE, Mr JOSH HART BURGE Nicholas Rowe's fame R. BIGNOLD who APPEAR in Douglas Jerrold 4,1 NEXT MONDAY, May Si, CAMILLE, tm which CLARA MORRIS and “Mr, CHARLES THORNE, Jr. 614 BROADWAY CHARLES "WHITE I<S A, BICHMONG IND SISTERS pleasing, bi DAY. M. SI, PkoT WHER OF BUFFALO BILL, CODY, whowill appear in his drame TivE ON THe BORDER, WM. F. CODY BILL ried by a powertul “dean ic company. 5a BOWERE ANDY AND ANNI! MISS JENNTS BUFFALO supp Bess YS THIRTY-POURTH STREET GERMAN ra House, near Third vance. ERe French n and Jack Sheppard “India! ight. Matinees Weduesdays and Saturdays les Bid Thursday night. Ones ‘AL TO-NIG! ASONCERTs. re of Handel's. Polka Mazurka. bin Lerz und ein sinn.. sehneli, Unter Donucr und Bite Firs vey T Andante, Cantabil Beherzo, ov. 19.. Khapsodie Hougroise, Waltz vuvnd Du. Ballet Musi Overture, Admission Hickets, Se ‘private boxe according to location; pate ages of twelve Ucket, » COLOSSEU 1EIS.... KS WOC ORE SHU assisted by an extre ment Drum Corps, Seotah Bagpiper Drum Corps and an Anvil Choi wen, in over ONS WONDERED J AND. FITFY MOBICLANS, @ ventinen CORNET. Mr. RENJ: C, BEN, CLARINETS.. Me T. 3M. MOR EUPHONUM........ ¥. L Musical Director ‘A selected Programm: will be presentea, BATTLE POr-POURBI, te Downing Meyerbeer's ‘Consecration of the Poim thoven’s celebrated “Batue of Vittoria.® lieiwalr horus?’ by Handel, by tbe L end, Dram Cer, &c., with repeee 2B cen DL. introducing 7 4 beat ADMISSION The elogant or WYOMING Will’ Convey passem gers to Joney’ Wood Colosseum according to ‘hie tonlow ing tame tabi caves foot of West Eleventh sirect, New York, 94. M ang ie FM. FLeaves toot of Filth sireet, Hoboken, ce Mand 1}; P.M. Leaves foot of Fulton street, Bi ‘, ihe ‘A. Maud 3 and 3% A season ticket includes fare on boat to and trom scum. ABE “THEATE ATURDAY EVENT ‘ol MLOATING HOSPITAL OF ARTAIN OF HA tor ox PARLE FRANCAIS me or any eaieina O04 28 wag) aixetRELA, organised, Febraary 2%. 1857, at Mechanies Mall, 72 Broadway," New York. ‘ aster Minstre! Band anagemens o! tue soi suryiving brother, ellowing Welt known artiste ' Mr. DaAVis KES. _ Deichauty and Hengier. walt ti ‘RS and ‘tontom. BILLY BART, BRYANT’ MI) BUYANTH MUNSTIELS. | poser W. And Mr. NEIL BRY. who on this poatively appear filer an absence from “Se tage fe ENING, MAY 2%, as ‘OF MUBIO, r bie Tae. $1, Ola th 01 . mea vv on acd afte Gents at 8 Et. Pince tigtsl: ‘at Union Pisce Hol ae at the box office of the ai Hts 8QU may BLat e Hike Culers Fy aA maDAY. JUNK D mYnan — Last it Wek Bur Cnt vaMILy matisiie eoxiGnpar ata x 8 HALL, Sixt nl street. peer 8 Broadway, EVER t 8 GATURDAY MATINER ar 2 ENTHUSIASTIC English version of Levocg’s prilbant Opera Boum, GIROF LE-GIROF LA, Hey Bosal effets nal cast of artists of cee Melency. with sii the dash, abandea with native wit and ret 7 AND EMPHATIC APP. test success of the season Hee RES Scenery by T MOBGAN, 10) nd ome lar favor. a @ Warmest popula: 3 Wor sale ts, Box OF no fromé AM. to ty "i ecker's 8 Onion square. it THRATRR Kighth street, between Second and Third avenues, THE ONLY GRNUINE SUMMER THEATRE Ang PeRPORM DURING m the Gellfornia Thestre, e will pe “Conn.” ta te M+ DION BOUCICA’ ihe month of May fan ‘On September H “Shi agareen,” } Bose OPERA | HOU GN 2 ORE AT BILL YOu M Mito ox nomi! Mew a LAvIBY WILL BB RRS DEFENCE ean ay — oat. RAM TONIGHT. Bo ae Rtn this afternoon. a Great Bill at Matinee this atternocea. s IRYING MaLL ee har Serer tare Bettas tn OPERA HOUSER, r Opkinw Senet. ‘Ladies udmitted hee nena YORUM THEATRE. cane aH GEES EE on