The New-York Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1866, Page 8

THE FREEDMEN'S B ———— Qeontinued from Firet . V. CHANDLER. Byt ~A*A BAIKD GaRDNER, Lst Lt and A o BY', 3,05 Wi Parwen, A. 8. Vele, Ne obe above order was (;ndonflL hite mer W The toclosed f an ordet to {mue i L copy of ‘un s 99" 1o Fredecesor (Frevet Mricr ved Lim, and the white viger of exid crdex, there bel M ) Cory)—A opy)—=A%a § T s Brevet Major . A. Seely, A. oyt aje 1. A. Serly, A Q. 2 misnary for § stion atters toferred to in toe sfiduvit setiatied e sffidavit e same time, the date of which i te sopsy (three or forr s y Capt. Rosekruns Merwn, on the ground that ‘teeduien than the whiie, 1e; d that he sup gitimate cue, and furtber mowledge und belief Capt. Rosekrane wis owledge of it, but thioks it was while This whole matter however. went commander. & ® Burean, 1 ation may entively exouerute Capt. war in positions of gres ath o brown v bl time pravicus 1o their visit, eerning W wasarement of affu erte tlal inys of the V. lire stranger to soveert of the b Michigan Reariog, o otion, Lassigned for that C., who had ju This board prepared their report, ings Ead been scted upon or forwarded to m manded by Gen. Steadman, and a po blished in The N. Y. Herald of May 2 matter was under inve n complained of, is & s0 defe #uil rejort of the case is presented in ““board of investigation” already Aon. earrect in stating * 1he nccused resuited from prejudice. 10 be some for: for the com ¥itz be velieved, an er :nl. 'll'o keep (:- Tilage ta & cles pecple st Cisturbance and c for tho hc’fnu k. to fit up buil ehurehes, were tho duties iucumi y of {he peojie were ear 4t was thouglt but just L dug the expense incuszed for E'd these 1ents ey formed a freo The tax on trades wos o the City of should be subjccted Bing o0 ern, but it was ion made of the fonds f the eettioment. for the support of ate_account $his colony, which 1 Lave examined cas ho Inst woDtH, the incidental expenses B the Burean providing rations medical supplies for the sick in_hospital. undue severity bas been exercised 3t seems tirange that n hie supenore {n office, either fog near them. d np fHicers 8! be peo © some sfatements which are very i ot true that Mr. Boyde auy more than the conductore Maine are my employés because logé of Col. Whitiesey rakemen of & railroad n 1 own stock in that railroad; or than ti Tnited States Treasary is my employ, Btates Government bonds, and am 1t roper managemert of the Treasury. ‘Om’mlnud Fullerton received the s from M. James bimsolf, for, as 1 leary, :a'; bis ‘statemext previously wade in writing is waterially Gif ut. It is not true that the freedman, when escaping from the 74 nvder which he bad been placed €, *was pursued by James," or th wacn when * attemjting to eross o Ties: mie akes of the,Comm grouod th ire into the matter.” 2h without exo, Lieat. A. Couta, V. he ol 3¢ o0 g peecld ation, are full whom urea. an exact 0opy: e Freedmen' Tie following itt Co. YANKEE HALL FARM, A. 8 ivet., the facts connected with the Ih()dfll‘, Reel by a white man named David Boyden at Yankee Hall Farw, Pitt County, N. C., on the 10th day of Maroh, 1666, Alsbury Reel was a laborer on the farm, n named Alsbul on the 10th day of March be was the storeroom and stealing clothing therefrom, He was fakeu before Horace Junfa Abnt. Supt. Bureau of R., F. and ud by :ii L. for Pitt County, & in the same diich was with %0 shoot Reel if be attempted to seeded in makin, swamp. No searc] the same day (Mareh 1 Bailed s man who carried bim to the Two ""{’fi." m\:l-mod Sam. Grimes winy “":T‘ =. Who was, Superiatende st Reel was down at the river. Dis band and started to rearrest Reel by a fire a short distance from the san to the river. Mr. would shoot bim, but Recl %0 ewimw across. Mr. Boy 01d bim that there was 1o cbanos for that if be did not come back be would 20 stteution to Mr. Boyden's warni across the river. Mr. Boyden then in iy i he durkuess, when Mr. that he had seen N g1 iiié‘;s*g‘ and vouched for by now any- The subject cansed the offering of numnerous awendments e toctoany 3 | and & wordy discussion, fn which muoh Stote sectional feelin Wilson, colored laborers on the ‘r”- xhibited. The matter was fiually reiorred to a commi Tho testimony of those men I ‘The next ter of importance was the second reading of o and herewith :l‘a,olou , very respectfully your - A. CoaTs, lmt A 0. 8 have but little to Lapt. accouut ouw . ‘which {f Is suficien to 't n‘:mury servioe of the of zulnn:& one fact, respectiny Capt. Wheeler is not in and was only few days Jm the ln:tv‘d betwesen s the BEa s ext sul Te) 0] On for defendini been energy and diligence in the dis honesty I have bad no reason property transferred to bim has been ted for, aud the retained oopies of v by tbe Commissioners in his office. The him by the en's Al duties, aud @overnment he authority of the Becretary of th Swpt:rv Mr, Estis, jon of this statement, I find in of clothizg from time to tiwe &t nowival of Mr. Glavis are found on sxamioation to acoount of the Freodmor on d fees 1! into the Tressury of Commissiouers oug wi ing 40 freedme: f of Police Toty of Fricod 3 smp' L~ u.oxfim ow, € RO orke, lisisier oho Robinio formerly & pr.$ouet st Sallabury. “] tully cover in tne opinicrs gonduet and inteutions of Chapla's + Capt. 18th “ Offcly] sopy ~Asa Bizp Oanpxs: gt V. R. C. aud dot. Awsiat.Ad nother letter, signed by t e ret mruh ention of Mr. Glavis in biy Cow 1n an official pa, ‘Wickersham writas as folows Bugpav o BeriGeis, 1. A Bavsswick Asp NEw Has sixgrox, N, C Col. ALLEN RUTHERYORD, Superintenden Sun: 1 have the honor to acknow) of the 16th inst., callin, o and rrice Deror C. 8. n, N. te these reported irregularitics, says: e hands of Commissioners which re severe ¢ '8 the) un officer from without the distr d for dut; that o great deal of what wae suid against v, and were prou 3 an Almost self-supporting to correspo burdens whick they co us_obtained has been to ! complaint had b on by the ¢ be nes may be excusable on the they ** were unable, owing 1o want of time, 10 io- The facts in the case are painful after evidence was obta fed. The original report was forward:d +, Department Commauder, for his setivn does not come wiikia the jurisdiction of . ¥. ELY, 4 Q M, 8 Bureaw of R. "fl? s i aeSaoy mastvey fis! o th havé the Lonor to submii the following report Bim_sentenced to work in & on the south eide of the river,and another laborer workin, & pistol bis escape from the wa r:ndo for bim, but on the evening of to jorih vank of the river. of the farm, and told him Boyden took bis pietol ordered him to come back, but Reel kept on and was yden fired stot last. Mr. Boyds obedient servant, Lieut. 18th ¥, gy, Au Biep GARDNES, First Lieu RC. A A Ge otber. Having n_ pre known as & loyal man, e was sub-district temporartly. upon {s a8 follows: ace those W agive that much preiss is s tazoughout the Btate, and eepeoiaMy to Chiap- who undet trying ciroumetas ces has lasted with condence ond com: s Pout Mancr, ¥ Holluad. Depity Sherd promed abora conoerag e N e e a Vols, I Firat Lieu: Lo Mayor and others, strongly issloners fually reach the V r forwarded to yous ofie tracts by placing ball and chain upon the to work in the streets of Wil o' fally make the following report VREAY, v in Gang for re ¥e B0 Fe'uglice Of Do moe: n the Che irjos tnd €. 8. Vele. | sed Adjt. Tth V. R.C. | ssion, nor have Iseen siucel badl PSR m and forcing the- Tn_reply. I v o.: That 1° <00id o+ @%ve not fon ¢ by either of gangs,” or balis aud claing wherm, N. C. these geutlomen or myself during my. examivation before wdBo R P, kc,y | em. Yaw, Colouch Yery reaper ylly. your obedient ser- C., Ap ioa} vaut, CDAP | T, WICKERFHAM, O 1 A trne eopy: AviEN RUTB” Supt. Soutbern Dist. M ( \ o i freedmen in pursnence Department. More- riomy “ Returus” 7h V. R, C.and 3 A, A, Gen. Bri. Ms). 03, A, A, Gen, ud Asst, Supt. vorn, Brt. Col U, 8. V. cnd Officiul oopy: AsA BIW, Gampxen, Firt Lieut. and Adjt- Col. Rutherford ep”iorees th apers, as follows: +“Tlie within pa iy forwgrded to brevet Brig Gen. 1th Care !?1 e in- " X proper, they be forw who wag directed to 1 have eudeavored to wcertsin if the in’ the published report of Gens. Steadman aud Fuller- at freedmen Lad been sentenced 1o work in the chain g i ireinta be thooght proper. ton, this city, by Major Wickers “Official copy. Signed, v e * Vit Lieat. 'sud Adj. of 7th V. R. L e o tha store | The difficulty of eforcing compliance was a4 good, if not better, he difference io price in sed st the time thet the int to the best of his o accordingly, the following Y, not concerved in and s sbeent on leave.” o de Feb. 16, 1566, 11, The grect majority of free with employers for the current . i dinch th re mede Larges &) colony. A short I3 f Before it was pubiistied ih artment Commander, who expressed to Lad been 7o, and Alyjor Seely re- t to make an impar- | pose Licut. Allson, | and was s ca- | ¥ tiou of contracts, The ouly place, so far formed, where & ** chain-gang” has been Western District, which is There, o0 o patient gave the cas | but before the proceed- | p ght exception.” they were de- | adinan aud Fallerton might have see on_of b rk upon the streets, The simple fact thut | . Steadinau tiai he had su @ view to correct the | ond that Gen, Stoadman expressed his entires neo for th In this connection I will quote & sentence the proceedings of the | sation of tho C d your considera- | phonograp” icall srted by Mr. M. L. % | . StrapMAN—Tt ha n nated that sorm | have beeu interested in plantations, and Lave 3 | labor for them, so," * Still, ne thbro scemed directed that Mr. 11 f one instance f the **report Arbitrary P coutain conjectures ratber than facts. I Binted, that the Assistant Commissioner stringent la! low rate of wages to the great detriment Were this true, it would be di | sction would bring them iuto | | citizons who are employing freedme no mapieipal govers- | candition, to guard ¢, to provide a bospi nps for schoo t on this Bureas, | tuned by citizens to make labor regu d wages in Newbern, | of wages, 1 have steadily refused to issue 1 p subject besond the require that veople | aught ev it. of the fact that | Tho rate of wages, it ba governed by the law of supp the State labor is worth n Iy and e thin ih 1 with siw o8 | d that any not easily not_inten As (o the arbiirary t0 be said that it is mili | fied except upon the plea of necessity. arbitrary powers adduced, is the impos a freedmnn for stabbing another freedm intimated that the freedman Atkinson, bowever, appealed 1 bad been paid by ent was too severe, 1w for_the destitute, and | gy judgment the sentence w It for auy long pe- | eral, the * report” of Gens. by the Superintendent, u made to | ple or the teachers liv- No part of this fund the Burean,” beyoud | t has been kept with | efully, and finh. until adman an " in this Department. -y made veithe " They visited only six (6) of tb Commissioners is | ts and sub-districts under the charge ting Down & Freed- | ceting its finances, | property fo \ta possession. They say not 100,000 worth of abandoned fands Wi cason and restored o their owners. cases of * difficul that have been adjusted. because T own Tnited | who kave found omplovment for many tl 1t is not true that Gens, talements of the case | , be did ot meet them, | say nothing of the profec izing and meiutainlng 121 s.b s The real work of the Burean, which has the patience of ell connected with it to th by amnoticed, and of faults—an 1o distme sinuetions 808 conjectures which seem ofticers whose record has hitherto been hy B0 respect are inferior to the ' Commissi As the change recommended ip the co to work ont his sen- at be was fir don by ho river in a_canoe. set forth in the renort orderd to fuveet g £ d bast | Besiro ia that it me: preatly idorease the fuluess of the Freedmen's Bureau. E. WHITTLESEY, ., N. C., May 7, 1866, nd ¥ and killing of & col- Ravriea, N. C., Tue arrested for its proceedings to- ‘They have enter iog | ftap g y and costitation” amending, there is no telling where it will end. and was order: Reel, however, suo- elg! diteh and gained tho An _ordinance suspending State and e to secure the right ble waters of their [ bank of the river aud and Stephen Wilson) | r, went to Mr. Boy- priating the sum of counties of Rutherford and Polk, some shot over him, au fort through the State to ihe valley of {9 | Cleveland, Tenn. 3 then lis- o came to the con- anoth 000,000, of nnproductive capital to sttal ductive. He the North, some three weeks ago, but bef Lo Gt h% Cany | the Nortbern money markets, who conve Capt. istrict, North l\:: o found floating in the the log oc- ropossls er'own be the pi nd resolutions in regard t and what ought to be done to restore . R, C. 4 Adjt. Tth say respecting affairs and on the way Vhes.er. it for un“.': ion on McDonald of Moore. They Whereas the State Con: weion, the State of North Caro ius, su Ireedmen. which ordinauces been lion, aud the Conveution St part of frecdmen was felt by planters to be ver; jons were made to me to issue some i arugraph was incorporated to’ my Cireular No. 1, Current Serics, dated Raleigh, N. C., i be carefally punished. Freedmen who ¥i loyers without good mprisoument ot involantary for correction, where | t everywhere that volun. 1 bave been told that if eolored men to chain-gange and N, uo,” rom all parts of or regulations,” and has attempted to d | are dircctiy the reverse of these hiute. i e lations and to fix the rate where the nature and obligations of contracts. or order would be jast to all sections alike. power of the Bure tary power, which T entence is inndoquate to the offense. not unjustly severe, rt" hus al-eady been ordered, T will only sa; Very 168 Tirevet-rig. L "Among the business passed upon to-day was the grantin the use of the hall to the Young Men's Christian Association, in relation to 8 cemetery for the Coufederate dead about Ral- tive to the number of justices of the peace, aud anoths 000 for the relief of the people of the the view of reviving the project of a trunk ratlro The mover advocated bis scheme in spoech of considerable length, By adopting the measure they would Do giviog 85, conversed with gentlem who inguired wheiter North Carolina would surrender he rights In State roads if they would complete tL Qerstood that New.York and Peansylvasia had mado similar nd that Virginia was o favor of such a project in balf He thought it was fthe duty of every iving patriot to sdvooate and forward the msasare, if practicabie. Frmnud by Mr. ows 10 st ite first seasion ordinance proti! s ordisance probi ‘ment of all public deLts created or incurred fa aid o doly ratified by the ing thet by that time the President would be su- “were 80 ; have made duligent iuqairy wuncirg eltizens and others, and can bear of no such case. ‘' ALLEN RUTHERPORD, “Brevet Col. and Sup't Southern District, #A BIRD GARDNER, La6d A, A. A 6. ith contracts on the erious. Many er on th sen baving now entered Into volon- year. every effort will e ticus assumed, suted ol fnvest] use wil ompulsory labor is en eircular was referred to the De- e in person his p- t is greatly to the credit of the freedmem that in but very few instapees bas it been necessary to maki arrests for viola- organized, s Salis escribed in the **re- at the time of their n such & Col. Cilley assures mo | orgauizalion, proval. such om the conver- wmissiouers with freedmen at Wilnington, Williston @ of the Burean officers compelied bl of the kind. t " under the heads of Power of the Burean ” tis not charged but has made ‘the most keoure 8 of freedmen.” icult to see how snch competition with the n But the facts Though_impor- any orders on that | freedmen sbould be | lirmed, wost be | 1n some parts of er scotions. No rule au,” it need only to | can never be justi- he single fnstance of n of a fine of §250n | an, It secms to be | The 0 me on the ground Tote to him that in In gen- d Fullerton does not exhibit with any fairness the *workings of the Freedmen's a **thorongh” nor an “impartial investi- forty-one (41) dis- of this Bareau. They , or the Government hing abont wore than ich were held for o e Tiey make no mention of more than ten thousand (10,000) | between freedmen or froedmen and whites” They give no credit to the of housauds of destitute refugecs and b.mes for wany buureds of orphaos, and medical | | attendance and coumforts for more than 20,000 persons. and assistance afforded in organ- hools, with 152 teackers and 10,606 | They taxed the energy and e utmost, they pass direct their estire efforts to the discovery fter all of their fancied discoveries, they make d open charges, but content themeelves with in- intended to defame onorable, and who in joners” but in rank. on of the ‘*re- at my earnest efffeiency and use- tfully, Gen. Vols. sday, May 20, 1666, The State Convention entered upon the fifth day of ed upon o course of which if coutinued, g of county taxes for the jod of three months in certain districts devastated by the 8 of citizens of North State; an ordinance an ordinance rela- DOIo of whom are repre- of ; be found him sitting N sented as being in & starving condition, aud resolutior e river, el sterted up u2¢ | sympathy, condolence and respect for mebers o the Conven- Gt e aaatves cadatiousios Hon who died daring the late adjournment, were presested. e e e o come back, ‘aud | ,, AmONE the important business transacted was the introduc. bim to come baok, 81 | tion of a resclution by Gen. Alfred Dockery of Kickmond, B Ao, ESt Gore] mid | proposing to sell to respousible eapitalists the vested riglts of et Xoph swimmn Fhe State in certain roliroads, capecislly with regard o the lines constructed or now Lelug coustructed, especially with from Bean- the Missiseipp), via o 813,000,000 of pro- n:lhnh:lyv ited ore the stringency in reed wilh capitasts work. ul- 0 v bat has been done s Btate to full civil such o declaring sy Hovrr o 1 the lote. Revel- the Bureau at Kius- | fo May, I ster out of one offioer | thorized by Congress to declars the State restored to ber forier post- onsly in | tion In the Union, and that her Representatives would be adait ed to Tequosted | %t o the Congress of the Ui therefore, be it Kesoleed, That the people of the State ave manifested thelr loyalty 10 the Geuersl Governuwent by readily scospting the terus by the President through the Provisioual Gove,uor, upen which they boped to be sduitted into the Fedoral Union. to be done fn order that th one oceasion he ecosuary g the nncu:o( :flcn be restored to the full enjoyme assailed lumlu &lhlk: privileges secu it he 'ge of his to doubt. Allthe to them od, Thet the Convention and the peo M"J desire that whatever obstacles miay removed, The National fiuities re in tbe, wey of & e samo to ation g th & 0opy of these resolutions to Prox the President of the Benate sentatives of the Congress of the United Sta: id Botiety, Bareau, which “The subject was, on motion, made tue Baresu in ful, | IR0 L &4 SOCRCE ined on o protey closs canvass that the seems 1o have arisen from m‘_%. of the Couvention is divided as follows: There are ultre Union men who will vote solid for Union measurei otbers who will vote for moderate U k Rebel proolivities and sentiments. in b d froeduen, s end declefons wiy of North: Caroline aa o JaMpsTows, N His Excellency Gov. Fenton arri and was E\ven & public reception. is arrival, snd he wi tional topics to a crowded house, | policy had been shaped in view of the greatest number, and in favor of 8Conom Ou N strongly in favor of securing equal righ the law, of exacting security for the Na means as were essential, and believed anite in @ safe, possible, aud satisfact struction. ernor wae enthusi n, workiog to eatire sstls- T. Hollowsli, Mayor e Coun C. 6. Per Comasuder. ud Adjt. Ttk resent position. viminglon age May | tic and heartfelt, ———— Fire 15 ONE-HUNDREDTH-ST. — Weduesday morniog a fire broke out in W. L. Sandford, fo Oue-Lundredth-st., oV 4. o skort time the whole bulldin ledge the receipt of your | with turee coaches, two wagous, wy attentionto an | The horses were got out, throngh the exert of ullerton to the Seo Lnil&x;rl the Thirty-first Precinet. The stable was valued t . No fusurance. 1t was owned by E. Morrisoty Ehe ihels con- | cqaisale WHY 4!'&60 Aiat the Siate be restored to ker pro Government; thit her Representatives be sdumitied to toration of the citizens i peivioges ia the Uslon, aad tlat ey Con! o eatly day. That the Governor of this State be requested to transmit Jolneon, snd elso col the Speaker of the House of eted escorted mn‘l Hall, where he spoko at length on State and Na- He said his official ional politics he was conciliatory in tone, spoke e reception and endorsement of the Goy- uear Niuth ved, That this Convention have done all that was thought od people of North Caro nd exercise of the rights and by the Constitation of the United of this Btate do most in the way should be per position in the ate iny Derly | the councils of the uation ; thet her citizens bo welcomed to surround hers could bave | the aitar of our common country erected by the patrlots of the c lation, ‘common with the citizens of the other States, they @iy dedicate themeelves snow to the Constitution and the Union. That s Comumittee of Five be the President of this Convention to confer with Presid Cabloet. and lso with the mexmbers of Congre ascerain f powible what " to pre- the special order for 5 2 nion meusures; 26 of with musie to | greatest good to the retrenchment and its of all men bofore | tion's future by such that all would yet ory plan of recon- At 14 o'clock on the_fivery-stable of | and 1 have been in- | | mistakable choleraic diarrhea. The deceas LERA. THE CHO The Peruvian Freighted with (he Disease. PRC PRI, Twenty-Eight New (ases at Quarantine, and Thirty-Five Deaths During the Passage from Liverpool. AN Report of the Health Ofcer and Names of the Dead. [TWO CASES YESTERDAY IN NEW-YORK. | The fact that the Cholera has been raging violently in Germany, for some time past bes been woll-kuown in this city, 50 that the arrival of two sbips on successive days, freighted with the disease, caused very ittle surprise. Cases have recently been reported here from the Health authorities in London, that occurred among emigrants from Rotterdam and other Continental cities, and the warnings that the epi- | domic was on its way to our coast huve been unwmistakable. The scattering eases that have oocurred in the city were | merely the vanguerd of the evemy, developing his purpose | and arousing the officers to such precautions as they were able to make to prevent his advent. | 'Wo have not doubted, from the firet, that this disease would | make its appearance among us io an cpidemic form unless it | eould be thwarted by sach meas a8 the Board of Health might adopt, nor do we doubt it now. The causes for appre- bension have grown greatly within a day or two, and wo therefore, more in warning than in fo before our readers such news as we have been able to guiher concerning the progress of the discase. We fully believe that with proper care most cases of cholera may be cured; aud moro Witk the hope of preparing onr citizons for those ins! dious pre- monitory symptoms which always precede tho af ack, and to caution them against disregarding its warnings, than from any fear of large mortaiity list from the ravages of the epidemic, even if it should oceur, we announce the fact thut it still exists in the city In scattering cas Tt is true that these occur every year, and during tho Lealth- fest sensons our physioians are called upon occasionally to at- tend cases that arise purely from local causes, Now, however, when they arise in different parts of the city, while at the same time the diseaso broaks out spontancously, as it were, upon almost every emigrant ehip that arrives, they are to be regarded in a different light, and every case is necessarily surroanded by & somewhat paiufal interest. Day before yes- terday John Fitzgerald, residing at No. 14 Cherry-st, w takon violently ill, and yesterday moraing be ¢ flis i ness lasted soarcely 21 Lours, and was accompanied by an un- 1lived us part of the city, upon the top-floor of & rear ten- that intelligence iusal ement-honse, and in all probability lacked | which migiit have saved his life if properly directed upon the appearance of the first symptoms of disease. ‘The second case !s that of & woman named Carrigan, res ing at No. £03 Sixth. The case i a mild form of ch or & severe one of cholera morbus, aud had not fully developed: itself when the repo; as #u Offioers. ‘The patient resides in the back roow, on floor of the building, and immediately over livery stable. the former case post-obitum examination will probably beb in the latter, it is possible the life of the patient ARRIVAL OF TOE PFRUTIAY. The Peruvian, imov, arrived at Quarantine, from Liverpool, yesterday afternoon, after s passage of about 13 days. Sbe had on board, at the time of sailing, 75 passengers, of whom 35 died from cholera during the passage. At the time of arzival, there wero 28 cases on board, all of whom were transferred jmmeliately to the Iospital skip, under the charge of the Deputy Health Officer. The following in & list of the deaths: Andrew Rasmisson, aged 63, Denmark, diarrhea. Carl Clomentacn, aged 23, Norway, ehaler Andrew Foban, aged 20, Sweden, cholera. Adam Ochrs, aged 4. Germany, cholera. H. B. Ekholm, aged 35, Gottenbirg, cholera. Carl W. Ekbolw, aged 2, Gottenbarg, diarrhes. John B_Ekholi, aged 5, Gottenburg, eholera. .!m,,wrf..m aged 11 mouths, Belginn, cholera. Hans Rasmisson, ,ud 18, "'fi‘%‘fl- chol Auna Marig Mortherscn, seed & Dinmark, cholera. Tereen Veght, ermany, cholera, Ktine Peterson. u{. cholera. I . Wintber, infant, B. Christina Mort Martha Ande: Rosina Dobler, Enryng Osler, 40 clus Scherer, aged 2} ng Olson, ‘aged 1, Bwed: aged 3 13 Denmark, diarrhes ed 1, Denmark, diarrbes. Carl Rasmissen, aged 4, Peter Zahn, aged 65, Germany, cholera. Carl Brockmoller, aged 32, Prussia, clolern, Kerstine Holm, aged 55, Swaden, oholera. Lars Christensen, aged 23. Denmark, cholera, Frane Johausen, aged 5, §weden, choler. Joseph Sempke, ag Hanover, cholerg. Anne Olsen, aged 34, Sweden, cholers. C. W. Holmberg, aged |, Sweden. marasmus. Hanne Peterson, aged 5, Denmark, cholers. These deaths geuerally ocourred in from one to two days ofter the attack. WAMES OF THE SICR 0¥ BOARD THE UNION, The following letter from Dr. Bissel of the Hospital Bblp 2 Faloon was we v . BWI! of the Bteam- ship Union, Capt. Palmer, from Liverpool May 12th, at this station. She sailed with 434 passegers, and on ber arrival lere many of thein were down with cholera. The first case oceured on the 16th, 1n the person of a native of Denmark, who died twelve hours after the attack. Thirty-three died on the pa :5' wostly of cholera. She had thirty-four sick on her arrival here, all of whom wero at cnce transforred to this sbip, dition. Thelr names are as follows tro Emilcliech, — Herewerh, Hang Tp. ch. Bridget Hupper, Krumbacher, Auus ter 3 many in 8 dying ¢ Neels Fransen, sen, Andrew Swensen, Mary Barbette Mayer, N. Muayer, Curistl Greta Swmdsen, Bridget Masstador, Joka Conuelly, 8 August Anderson, A. Anderson, Geter Hauren 8. A. Ha Peter Hausen, Peter Benseo, Joi Olsen, —~— Erlcheen, Jens Peterson, Jacob Gottlieb, In 'arson, In, ", Else Jensen, M. Jensen, and tw nawes are vot known, The following died May 29: N 30th, — Herewerh, aud one name uuknown. Liave also to report the arrival of the steamship Peruvian, Capt. Balmon, from Liverpool with 738 passeagers; 35 died on the passage of cholers, and 28 are now om board sick; they will 8t once be transferred to the Hospital THE HOSPITAL SHIP ILLINOS IN NOKTH RIVER. The hospital-ship Illinois was towed up to snd sucbored in the North River yesterday, baviog on board the convalescents of the steamsbip Virginia. -_— Musical, BNGLISH OPERA—FRENCH THEATER. The second performance of the English Opera Com- pany last night was sttended by a large and brilllant sudience. Eichberg’s opers, which is very light aud pleasant, grows upon tho publio ear; it is just of the quality to take the pablio taste. Last night the music went smootber, and will doubtices lw- prove as artists sad orclestra work more together, The artists are feeling more at home in their roles. Miss Richings is, of course, & thoroughly trained artist, and be- sido Ler the novices, Miss Harrison and Miss Mozart, do not show to advantsge as sotresses; still they are by no means awkward or restrained, although they have not the tact to enter thoroughly {nto the spirit of tholr parts. But their lady- like deportment and very excellent singing make tbem at- tractive aids to a very excellent performance. Castle, Beguin and Peakes were good throughout, singing and scting capitally, This opers has got the ear of the publio, and it needs only certain things to retaln its held, and grow into s permanent success. We shall reserve our suggestions for a day or two, 1a order to give the company eud the conductor s fair chance to prove their positions. The opera will be repeated this evening. THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY. The Boethoven Society of Yale College gave & Concert at Irving Hall last night, before a very large and fashionable sudience. The Society is composed of some fifty singers, with good fresh volces, good lutoustion, and fair sppreciation of effect. The tenor volces are ususually good, the basses rather lacking in depth and rotundity. They sang quite imber of pleces, with acourncy and spirit, and some of them with really excellent effect, and were most cordially and beartily applsnded. Their College songs were given with fmmense spirit, and were encored over aud over again, to the delight of every one. The success was so decided that we should Judge that another concert would pay well, ‘The planiet, Mr. C. Elliot, has a brilliant toucb, and a facile aud elegant execation. He won most euthusiastio escore, which he well doserved, GRAND ORPHEONIST SINGING FESTIVAL. This interesting festival takes place at Cooper In- stitute to-morrow and Saturday, at 1 o'clock, when, in addition to the immense chorus of children and men, those fine artists, Boschetti and Orlandini, will appear, fogetber with Mr. 8. B, Mills, Mr. R. Goldbeok, and s grand orchestrs. The con- duotors will be Mr. Theodore Thomas and Mr. C. Jerome Hopklus, Mr, Hopkins has worked mouthe to get up this festival, and we have no doubt but that it will be a brillisnt affair. We expech to see Cooper Loatitute crowded on both yueamiony this mornlug place | a very | TEMPERANCE. o S5 INDORSEMENT OF THE EXCISE LAW. MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE. JFRESESPRA Pleas for Liberty—Statistics of Crime—The 01d and the New Regime—Rumsellers’ Private Circulars, Addresses by the lon. John Slosson, the Rev, Mr. Dann, the Ton, Horace Greeley, and Others, RESOLUTIO MUSIC AND ENTHUSIASM, L e About 3,000 persons of both sexes and of nearly all conditions in lifo assembled last evening in the large hall the Cooper I o for the parposs of indorsing the ne Exciso law and sustaining the Cowmissioners of tho 2 it in the vigorcus enforcemcnt of i poli Board of Ile provisions. Shortly after 8 o'clock, the Lour ann suneed for he organization of the meeting, nearly every seat wia o pied. On tho platform, enlarged for the occasion, were about 100 gentlemen, who are pledged to aid and ascist movement, snd Aight In the coming eampaign with the rom interest. A band was in attendun s of the speech-making dispensed some excellent mu: The meeting was by the appointmant o Hon, | Jomy SLOosON as n, who on comiug forward was ereeted wit After some pr | Uminary remarke, statistics and show yo 1o the year 1260, th t drinking pl icensed, Tn the same yes 0 recel and in 1664 that amoi dled down to 812,450, [Lavg ot the administration of t 812,45, , under ¢ W [applnuse), three 1o th year, the [Appla: to o w wl ot will nd ¥ Iaw which Now th 0 | supyression of cti in the same ratio from 10,000 to 12,000 ¢ bath day. Figures do not lie. Now a fow me | | There are in 12 ts of (his eity (or thern w how many there aio in 1 do not kuew) 1o | enlled s, We all know what (h taey need no The total visitors to those concerl | | saloons are only twolve precivets of tids cit | ord s to ihe criwinal record. Let us ow far | threaten to | to say to them, City of New-York. < Wo n B. ssembly to_some musie, after Kev, JaMis B DUNN, | ey JAMMS B, DUNN, The Re. M address will resolutions, wl ed, Tl Zecugratuiates the eowm cortd act, ke 1l e Health ¢ te provis oes. t which way be " e M ppr aut by ¥ evasion 15 10 repaal oF Lmpals i # in the formation of lowing secretoir sellers to the cand, an 10 any way o who caunot odiare te- Now, therclore, o ali questi affect our imtereits. <l cand: e watinfac o1y of the oppren v £ od Th Kewle » : the law known as an * Act 1o suppress April 16, 18371 £ eleted to the office for which 1 vusiain sach an Exciee aw " + thae nrs Je a0 & conditi you sre now aceount for Busounte “to defost " they 1062, this cowbination »umbered WRVENTY OXE THOUSAND wein- bers fu the State of New-York, A secret cirouar, sddressed 10 the ndividual conapirators Jurt before the last elo-tion, reads thas: “An e member of the New York Liguor Dealers’ Societv. you are wnder obity ‘wish to retaln t! - ations to rote for vueh candidaton s they be adv.tages of meumbership. lected . who mast Tec L trou begl of ¢ ¥ may wiec, if you tate Couvenilon vote and ySyour op pressors. Fi 10 select from the various nowinations of candidaten for Jeaving it for 30 fo wcertain, bfors you vote, whether the candidates yoo fix vpon are oppossd to prohibition nd fanaticier, sud tembsding you of oar motio: * He that s not for o President. o that law and tepublican gov- eru delumion, If (hey oan shelter or be wade the lustruments of such ecret foes to social order. REMARKS OF TIE HON., HORACE GKEELEY. The Hon. HOxACK GREELEY was next introduced. Ho was received with & storm of applause which lasted nesrly o mioute. He said, substantially: If the Excise law bad not done and would not do auything more than give this commu. nity an ides of what t! party has done in this eity, it ‘would be worth all it Lss cost. It has been showu to us how form of orime and vice—how everything corrups and deleterious is wfi-ndnmflh the salo of liqaor. Asamere instructor, then, it }s worth it wil cost to make a firm, earncst and euthusiustio straggle to this traflo nourishes ever: sustain the law. For ten s wo have M it Iogaaton o b oo g o ol B of thal legis'ation, &8s ‘our enemies lanse.] Of tho ten thousand rum. them, T belleve, pretendjto have paid 0, bumlhl money ! [Laogh- had o rd that did the work exactly as these ooncert saloons ). grew up under thelr system, I say that the state caunot be any worse ubder ours. [A ot make it worse by striving respectable. 1 do not, any weans, am by no meaus sure, that rumselling over be respectablo. Bome persons believe there can be decent rum-selling, but I am not one of them. Now, gentiemen, you that believe so, hold and try this theory of yours; take bold and enforce this law in the spirit in which our present Excise Commissioners are Ir’il‘f to do. You all know that there is liquor enongh to be got, and places enough where you can got it in this city to-day. Every man who ‘wauts o drink can got liguor enough, aud if Ge caunot possibl Ao without it from Saturday night to Monday morning, he w|{I Lave to get somo on Saturday night. About closing up st 19 o'clock &t night, & gentiewman save to me: ** Is it not a little too hard to make them close up that honr!” “Well,” said I, *Ithinkif & man bas worked hard all day and has not got enough et that hour, ho Lad better stay awa; from the business altogethor. Tuat day's woik is a failure.” [Laughter and appiause.] About closing on Sunday, T hear a great deo d wbout liberty, Thore are at least ten thou- sand men employed, bar-tonders and that clase of men, who have b hud any liberty. y bad to get up in the morn- ing, #0 on working into next morning, by should not those ten thousand men hav littlo liberty? [ Applause. | Why should they rot have a fow hours' lelsure on Sunday This law gives it to them, if they nover had it before, an‘]nm] Now about tho liberty of llagy I am one of hat class who do not driuk and do not sell. ~You never allow us the liberty of not paying taxes to support the drunkards and criminals toat the seliers wak IA”:I e ] Whero is our iberty 1 Five-sixths of thoso who il the alims-house aro sent ihere by the rum trafiickers, and we must be taxed to support them. Wiy should they ask us, who do oot drink or sl any, to be taxed 1 1 want some liberty, They will have & large meeting. Tiey will all go io with the Germans to protost sgainst the fanatiolsm of the Excise law, but lot ue see what weight their argumonts will have, 830,000,000 ; are anuually expended for rum iu this city, €10,000,000 of which are paid out by men and women who cannot afford to spend a dollar unnecessarily, Now, suppose by the Exclse law tha! amount can be reduced from §10,000, 00,000, who will sy that there would be less piness if it were #0 reduced | Sowe y v part of this city, near Fiftieth-at., mostly amoug a poor, laboriu Class, men who worked on 81 per day. and who ha work for Just about two-thirds of the year. Thoy made o lttle more than they need wspend when the onson was good, and whem the hard, Gark scason of the year oswe on, their neighbors or the city bud to support them. That i true as regards a large class of the Inborers of this city. Now I would like to have the liberty of not paying money to such ot o loss prios . haB 1o o0 Wols warviag w £ bayp bowrd | No. 46 North Riser. The mails for Englaud and Germany ':"? LIEUT. to-nlght, and I at it, that there Is a great Motropolitan FUNIIAL OBSEQUIES of the organizition, that there i to ba a subordinate erganizs- N OTT, Veet Polnt, tinh 1o every Ward witha center. 1o ey house | * s DICUICRS s o Wos otaly Let us “5.1 1o the understandings of tbis laborlug olass these great facts during the Sumer oW ogoulng. Let us try to impress upon THOMAS P, will leave the foot :, Bl!fi:“"-v’ . P on FIIDAY MORNING, e them the truths we realize, 1f we faithfully discharge ovr | o'clock. Retursivg, will leave Woet Point at ihe conelusion seaponsibiliies, 1 feel very eure that very groat o0d, morally | fuuersl ceremonies, arriving at Newg¥ork (4 an early bour H the and intelectualy and politicaily will rosalt from the agitation | Fie .\, wip, * and discussion of this in this year, 1666, [Immense applacse.) Brief addresses wero made by the Rev. Dr. Hildreth and Rev. C. D. Foss, after which the meeting adjourned. PR . THE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT. ——— IMPORTANT. Jeiners, The adjonrned meeting of the Bhip Carpenters, Jo W. BRADLEY’S . Joiners and Caulkers was Leld yesterday morning ot No, 68 East Broadway. Loug before the hour named for the call the room was crowded with workingmen, who were earnestly dis- D U P L E x L I G H T : cussing the merits atd demerits of the meeting of shipbuiiders in Poston on Tuesday last. Shortly aftar 10 o'clock, & w., the A auihes SUMMER SEKIRT, MADE of whom prowmised not to como to Loston to work at any price, or for wiy indor 1 that might be beld out to thew. | Kesolutions thankiog the wen of Boston for their adherence | meeting was calle (411, order by Mr, J. W, Erwio, 0 to their fellow-workmen of New-York were then proposed and letter from axliogs, Pres dont of the Shi Mr. Rawlings stated that the demaads were acceded 00, nud enjoined the men of New- York to do the seme, He also said in woent Visit 1o the differ- ent seaports along the const of Malne be had sue in en- listing the sympathics of the Workingmen there; the majority A shipwrights of o FOR SUMMER RESORTS, | WATERING PLACES, AND GENERAL TRAVELING, ETC. Y o, amidl grent axeitement, reported that at o was n lorge vessel on the Sectional 1 that the captain and master-ship- | ¢ 1t repaired under the eight-hour | of the dock had deelared that if o will Wrights wer the g system, but v ing wore attempted tuey would imimediately lower the 0 the water, ement, was elso ado to the effct that the ghig-caulk- E [} * yucy, would be relieved b, sociation on Friday uext, £0 a8 to enable them to wi due on the Lat of Juse, Jaisiin thelr A commitieo of thr ono of each trade, was then appointed to consider the advisability of sending dele . g Sl it meclogof swowishie ot | Every Lady Will Want Them, il Friday morning at 10 a, m, The Defanlting Cashicr of the Bank of France. IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO TIHE AUTHENTICATION OF LORD & TAYLOR, LEGAL PAPERS. COR. GRAND-STREET AND BROADWAY, In the United States Commissioner's Office, before | ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & €0, Commissioner Fetts, came up the case of in re the extradition | COR. CANAL AND MERCER-STREETS, of Surrand Lamirande. In this matter the Commissioner yee- NG & ADRIANCE, terday morniog rendered the following decision on the adumis NO. 333 BROADWAY, sibility of the procés verbal offered in evidence: AND OTHERS. *If the papers offcred @ere original papers T should admit | Ay Wuorseare BY TRR SoLs MANUFACTOMERS, them. Tho objections taken to their form and mode of execu- | tion, and ot to erasures and interlineations ) if offered for similar purposes in the and conseqaently under the statute can- | WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, | Nos, 97 Chambers & 79 & 81 Reade ts,, New-York, vt o bieict 8 s ; Lads . BARGAINS w certifionte, it is suflicient to consider it as not at allin pliance with the statate. It does not purport thst these w 3 now offered 1 enticated in the mannor required | » aot as above recited, These pupers ase, therelore, ex- | F RE N CII C II I N A DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, VASES, ke. was aivestod 'at that imo he de- | ey s 3 a daimed that he was from | terwand Ty Lalow 0. 5o DAVIS COLLAMORE & Co, ¢ iumocont, and ean prove r Mr, Coudert;” bo answered, ° ¥o. 479 BROADWAY, s asked him how he came here, an: (Below Broome-st.), y to Now. York by f the Cu- WHO SELL ALCOCK'S PARISIAN GRANITE. A tteamers; witoess then went, for Mr. ‘Condert “NEWSPAPER FOLDING-MACHINES ™ smer at the joil afterward, and ho told him he was wi for sele cheap; size, 21343; in good rausing osder. Apply st Pres{ ik NGWS OF “THE WEBK] Llie watter was then adjourned. e o oo camorece < THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ———— Cnaries 8. Spexcer Crus-—Theodore Tilton, of The New-York Independent, will address tbis Club at urger's Lall, No, 206 Eighth-ave, this eveniog at & HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE MAY .!% THE N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contalos the foly Y araixa Awricums—Shal Wo Greatly Dure; Another Euro Congrese; The Aususia Outrage F) Recoustruction i 1 Wit Virginla Election o AT RETAIL AND WHOLESALE BY ol pted, S coples ab il be properly un ted, 50 a3 t eiititlo them to be received fu 7 tue tribunels of the foreign couutries fro d party pies are 30 A Leen supplied, exc alisation de la signature de M. Duboi Ler the socond Secs 'y of wtie oficer of tho Usited States slone empowered by the act thus . stand. Ho testified | t; he was with the — orth American Lloyd steamer Atlantie, Chas. ler, will sail to-duy at 12 o'clock, m., frow Pier will close at the Post-Office at 10} o'clock. — Fasmioy Covrse.—We direct attention to the ad- vertisement of trotting over the Fashion course to oocur to- worrow, for eSS GURNEY'S PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEN. S00TT.—Messrs. J. Gurney & Sou have publisied two photographs of the late Gew. Beott, oue carte-de-visice size, the other larger, and sul- toble for raming. They are the last for which the old hero sat; were taken, indeed, only #o long ago as last Evacuation Day, November, 1665, S0 be looked wheu he left us. Ameri- cavs onght to cherish theso momorials of the dead. They must bring back vividly o all who kuew him the form of the General whom we Lave lost, f tho Elght- Nrws SvMxans—Military ; ) York; New-Engiand; Middie States Weatern States ; The Territ Ser en ; The Fesian: 5 Pa. : Jefl. Dacls; The Presbyterian Oeneral semblies cellany. Formay News—Europe; (h co; West Indies; British Annlu‘ Asia. i jax. Seore—Parizulais of bis Cloing Hou; Ordep 3 - New Conadian Movement fcom Obio; Meg FENIAN APPAIRS—. and Arms Going Forward, A SERENADK—Speech by President Jobnsou; Remarks by Se Cabluet Officers; A Letter from Secretary Harian; Fresh Exposition 1 Policy. o fen Fianr Hovn Movs sxxt—A Letter from Irs Steward. | FRow Taxas.—Special Corresposdeace ; Departure of Troops: Eulo) &3, of Colored Soldiers. ¥rox INDIANA—Specisl Corcespondence; Failore of the Wiead c::finmd.. Louls, the Commereial Cester of North Ameries. mEss—Absiract of thie Procec GroN—The Republican Sesatorial Caucus; The Benkroph —— Hewe TuE FREEDMEN TO HELe THEMSELVES.— A Falr for the benefit of the Freedmen is now being beld in the lecture-room of the Abyesinian Babiist Church in Waverly. place near Sixth-ave. A large assortment of fancy and usefal asticles are for sale at reasouable prices. To-night the Boone family from the Royal Colissenm, Loadon, England, will give one of thelr grand entertainments. W, Bi. Avuoanceme . : i T¥TEnnsTiNG yROX ERops - Groat Britain—The Reform Bill; Rey RUSSELL'S aisAbntion of Seate; Reform Bills for Scotland and Ireland. e Nuw Srainwax Coxcans Haui=Laylog he Comer Stone ANERICAN day Alternoon Vine, Spoechés aud Music; Description the Propoted ng. NEw Posiicarioxs—Sir Morton Peto on the United Rosources aad Prospects of Auerics Avertained Doring %nuu.m Autumn of 1865; Usden Flowers—How vem. 4 T CAPTIVITY—Verses fcom Capt. Cameron, lmprisoned la Abyssinidf to Henry W. Lougfeliow. 8 CumoNo LITHOGR APK ' sars Poa THR PRugize=Sasting of the Awoclation Promotion of Science aad At; Address of the Hon. C.C. 4o of Kaneas. Tus Bovraaxaxt Fatox Cas e o o Houtsasants Fisanciring Secrts. ore of Boury o b s paer—Shecp: Goate, nd. Dour, as well aa Horned Cu subject to this Disease; How it may be Commauicated; Report Freuch Savans. TXTRXESTING T0 FARNERS—American Tustitute Fermers Club, M + Microscople Examivetion of Potatoes; Trees on the Hi d Live-Fence Posts; Red-Bod or Judas Tiee; Trae-Form thor; Galls tpon Trees Made by Plowiug; The Study of Botanyy Nasturtivm; Potatoss—ilow to Always Get Good Crops; The Wine Plant; Too Swart; Louseboid Co od Conveniences of 1865; The Error of Caliiag Maire Corn, mes ; Shingling by the Hoon; A New Use f Broservad by Litac; Water Fower by Nigh Tt oS e orsaion o Euaraae; F Vill They Sit; Int lon for it Potato Roky Thle Tomato a8 Food. BropiNg PLaxTs. PoxTRY—In the Corn. G00Ds MARKET. S1EAM PriTING HOUSE, Noa 25, 30 sud 32 Cenvrest., Corner of Reade, New-York City. The attentlon of the Commercial, Legal, Literary and Gensial Public fa tnvited to the establishment of the AMERICAN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, 1 the largs and commodious baildings Nos. 28, 30 and 33 Contre-st., corver of Reade, Which is the wost extoosive, wall srrazged, sud cowpletely (urnished GENERAL FPRINTING OFFICE on the American Contlneut. All work executed with prowpiuess, aud at catreimcly low ratas. Viah 1o ik o for sy i T wes P Tusy SE8 Turik MisTAKS Now. Mr. Thomas 0. Schooley of Mobawk Village, Ohio, fo & letter to the manufacturer of & ceriain sowing-machive in this clty, writes “Mir. Ellott of Coshocton sold three or four of your machines, and although most peopie at firat thoughi the work would not stand, they all see their mistake now, and bave become convincad that the mach 10 8 good one, and will make friends in the neighborhood wherever it is "This wachise, it is bardly necessary 10 8dd, 1s the WitLcox & Excersior.—Ladies’, Misses’ apd Children's Boors, Snons and SLipprns, ‘very elegant {n style, besatiful in 6t and neat in finish. Also, Gentlemen’s and Boys' work fin grest variety. o0, . Winaae's, No. 3 Fourtave. shore Tweaty- ! elghtl Turkisa Batns, No. 13 Laight-st., are ufiain open {0 Vhe public, anlasged {mproved. Hours: Geats, 6108 8. ., 1 15CKLLAY MARRIAGES AND Dravis. l.nu; i’:;b ¥ Maoxsric Terzomaru—Special Dispaiches 10 .Y, Tribune. CounmnciaL—Full Reports of the Stock, Money, Cotton, Grais, and Cattle Markets, specially reported for The N. Y. Tribune. Reudy thls moraiag. Price o wrappers, ready & Bialaubscribers, sngle copy, | year—32 u: u addressed to pann wddiessod to uames of ‘copice, to one address dies, 10 10 125 . Sundays: Geats, 610 128 m. ol g The best house in New-York can be protected in- visibly and without damage. THE BURGLAR ALiBX TELRGRAPE in 4L years has not been broken through. "8 Houss, No. 254 Brosdway. T les, on son jow-York, or Post-Ofice orders, “Tin TRIBUNK," beiog saler, are preferable to nuy other WE TRIUNE, New York. Passengers Sailed. d 'mru :;;» "i"‘u e.l‘l "zul‘l“l"‘” an) rewittance. ddress et aad sovenls Mise Hues b, M Boms E. REMINGTON & SONS, M. ). Bordes, Thxas; A. Givi Y u('uuy, Peun. Lutest Ship News, Stoamabip Ni ot ol with mion 284 amelif ingars, Couch, Notfolk, with mdee. aa to G. Hetneke & Pabi ol Steamsbip Eutaw, Coffin, Morehead City, N. C., 80 hours, with mdse. to Murray, Ferrls & Co. Ship Philotace’ (Norw ). Paterson, St. Jago (Cuba) 17 days, with sugar, ke, to Fuuch, ncke & Wi ark Trovators, Carver, Curdenss 9 days, with sagsr to Walsh & Carves. MANUFACTURERS OF REVOLVERS, RIFLES, - MUSKETS AND CARBINES, r.;-'.f:; lu.n.a.’(t"; i . |T"Cu“"| 'L‘J* » :"" vt For the United States ssrvice. Also, . Sl by s b Houcy o . & S e, POCKET AND BELT REVOLVERS, o Brig J Baki f Phil , Nigl P e M A ckerion, Clungos via | REPEATING PISTOLS, el B Wbl maswrio s, | RIFLE CANES, REVOLVING RIFLES, (St C kK el e T Ao ORI iper) 20 | Ride el Siek Gum Becroty snfOup Nk S 17 O Dot i La thete days of HOUSE BREARING and ROBBERY every ROCSESTIRE BANK. aud OFFICE ahould bave one of REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS, Cire u;n m..x.ul.llu.‘ oute and doscription of our Arme wili be o catton. pnnlabed upon spPEEONy REMINOTON & SONS, ion, I WARDS. PERFECT FITTING d SRS, Byras, Hummond, 0 ichr. 8. C. Evans, Hammond, Georgetown, D. C., & days, N Sehr. George Hoyt, Cramer, Vi hl‘l. e Schr. E. M. Trvin, Price, Virginla. Schr. A. C. Lyon, L wtown, 1. C., with coal. Sehr. Heory Hoba Gaorgstown, D. C., with son! Schr. 8. Morgau, Davery, Georgotows, D. ., with soal, . Commerce, Ulbson, Baltlmore. WIND=At Sunset, W, BELOV ELOW. Bark Relubardt, from ~—. SAILED. Stoamshipe Jave, Telpolt, Faglo, South Awerics, aud Saratoq MEMORANDA Tie ateamship Iinols, which brouzht t wugen to the city from’ the Lower Qu- place uoed of ¢ by some other ves: 1 G NY — 0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW™, Groenwich and Murray ste., where you will find Tass, :ASUREMENT FOR SHIRTS, ‘*ofl-u. Flab, York. On overything cise clieaper than auy store in Now 0 Ly e o N 30 to MACFARLANL Book Store, corner nt frve 0¥ ' HflOI‘{::‘}‘{l‘:l"‘d o :';‘u";’a-m'lvd"llm o‘.":tmh";‘t." the NEW CONPANY, WioLE o ol 9 mm-’gmm..p‘ J 0. 97 Bropdwal New Yo