The New-York Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1866, Page 5

NEW-YORK® DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNK 25, 1866. B R SRR . T(‘ 1 A | ¢ wd o belf miblionshave 1 d | 3 stenes suloring be mado anothor attempt to rosch Waghing ] N A o 100,000 bave beon paid . wolt Lot wan auatks Nob Ry | ® L1V d Ve | that o1 slaret i siiod & PP 1t B '-n—jn:."\».p.'..npm'.. w { v hate ' anu N » wazt > The New Tarill Bill Rearly Ready : R e holiiog i enme LR The Cia an of - 0143 g 3 o 7y S0ing $0 wor ho. m Daited G endmapt taxiog o without's striegic of a groan, $he MORE DIPLOMATIC CORREIFOUNDENCE. go Beyas [+ ! Sdiian per un, ¥ | 2 \ of James s APy War waltod into the SR i ae N . brolllopony o g o B g g | ;-'-w».om’-fl'd iy Mr. DaRLO, were cat i shouid show caude | vas di | papeL X g 2o ~ 13 n - 9 i ved Thatthe House of remanlativas Lo hearnod Amnother c.‘:ner in English ! u of the Court t Mz, Epuoxps (V6) offered f1 owing, which wan | Wil sincere sorrow of the dewrpuf e Hoa, James Hugs it M ning to ta're | ““"x‘x"" 'x‘l » < Jron o tho Gty of Brookiyn, ama o memter of crl;{flho:- s ta e assessed upor nor coilest . o the Thi ongreastonl o Neutra. 3 s tho consti- | #noh cony ik L’r.fm'"‘flh’ Daking & -:’.'.l,..!.i":n York, e aaa e Indine Siate haok notes an il not exoead the nmoanrt of cir- WA L0 provide us & Gabivua! CurcoLcy, ol m Whatey and | Hou, W. D —_— THE MEMPHIS DEPALCATION OVER 250,000 | ed by th culation atlow NOMINATIONS. LY fion. of Provisiopsl cohs o ,! The ahore ia o 1ded in the bill tothe follawing provi - -Govornor Johnaon F | Provided furtker, That whenevss any State bank or banking ster to Bogota, will, it 1s said, Le frllowed lm:clatwll has Leen or shall e coaverted intos National AP A T o bar King nssociation, or has ceased o do it usual baaking two othier Provisional-(lovernors to | buginas, inoluding the making of laans and tho receiving of Progress of the Tax Bill in the Senate. i/ [ inportan . Tt s uol probablo tiat Loy | deponis sied nd coliecterd, in addition to - G will be ne : den cangor | the taxes Blreacy im; c-tourth of 0us par R ol o S len cauot | contam each month upon t it of the eircul s W ssutsarox, Fipo o, 1665, | fake the test oath, about Johnson, | ton eutsturding of an, ate banking oa- | | The nominations of a very large n of caltuctors sociation | d by changing the TAE TARIFF PILL. s near comploted sters and oth v President. have not yet been sent to It is not improbsble that SC8S0TS, POSLIL or pa , which was di: . Van WiNgLz (West V is Mo new tasiff the their Tesolved, That the sympatiies of this ouse be aud are idow, fumily aad reistivos of tho de- 0 com- hex 20y & censed in our & Rerolved, 1 1 tion nud begeasement jerk of the House b i at the muninste & copy of Liese resointions Lo tie tamily of the de- censed, Toe-olved, That as o approprinte expression of respect for the memors of the decensed, the members of the Honse will wour the usnal badge of mourning for 30 days, Tiesoived, That tuo Clork Lo directed to transmit Lo the Sen ab +o resolut s o furthor mark of rospeet, ad- POLITICAL, e xsvLvANiA. —Col, John W. Forney has taken is expected the Committeo can h it at many,of them will fail of e Le little LR " me allowed b « Sonat myestigate thei ster, PSR the stap in Penvsglranis for the Senato. | Tao canvase bo- ‘pession to-morrow, They bave so far cut down what is SE; SHOR Sonate to fmvestigate their character Y 194 be amendod by striking out all after the on N By th e v A - The Prosident statod to-day that ho would sead iu to the | O e Tolomiag, | 603 iow, ax the coding! Sisctiou™ Wil roturs the members of kmown ameng Awmerican manufe Rt A it o e aecnsl alliaie siob Gilell dassased ol 3 | the Legislature whist is to_chioose a successnr to Mr. Cowan. C. 1 e vit g ~ j The candidates montionsd are Andrew (i, Curtly, the present Colwell Tariff, prepared with & sher of Now-York politicions Lero looking | wgmoave of ab soceaps express business in excees of | ;‘": spkgrlera g, s Wik i e s 7 L ki 18 (o' nat b oouiliaion ! i all anoants paid fo o company for e iausporta: e} Byme e & v Alter copsulting the warious interests L is not yet corlain who will be appoint b v pod i ., Willim D, Martio MeMiokael, and John W. ‘nsking proteciion. That a nuniber of the leading ivterests | DEFARTMERT BUILDING. ut to the whisky | ror Cal Vorvey made a speech tn Lobanos, Pa., on from that time be defaod bis position i the followiag & appropriatod fifty thousand dollaes to ; for the State Depactment, 1t the Cass Building, « say they wil! have no protection, et al,, and already com- | ‘binations arc being made on (Le Bs to give it a protective ¢! rary b d the hill is kwown vor to ob- fayelt , will bo leased for that tan & duty of one | 1 which is 2o CATRIOLIC SCHOOLS. ! interest on iis indebtoQuess; MITS U S e 4 WSS Sho Sy af0he | sam smkra o EXTATIVE RUMPHURYS cor ow school by o parade, with hras consderation of the Tax_ill, cnabled Amesi per pound, which, during , war, has rated from fonrto | beas, o:Berviod ¥RV DS Uy Arsubiabop Sidiog | NATIONAL PARK. twolve cents, failed yesterday, Mr. Morrill thou be Tho Con 1 Pablic Bu > rause there were now no manufactories here for t o National Pa pose, soda ash should come in free of ¥ isit Dewid 1 | the Commit refused the advauce. & MOUNE. VRRNON. chemicals, and dyo stufls, wines and liguors v . g“‘:“:v:f',h':flt‘ :w.', and other like articles, from wiich a source of rev- o fored b7 HIPL | TATIVE: sived, are to Le passed over or 1 of Illinois | y OWA AND WISONS want of time. The bi s conl me MTMPIIS DEVALCATION L i o e o B or at least $i, Wiive Washb 4 ',' N hn ¥ W :: \:L ead :h\' hivd ¢ ’\‘ cle mined ciose cants, ot the APLOMATIL The first Tohime o matic correspond ! mitbed with the Presidoni's Annnal Message 1 - vomber, bios just beea issucd. 1t covers 600 pages, aud celates aliog: r to Great Britn The corre 1864, and cud elapeed since the s deprived them of much ¢ Many of the questions ia e Governments, growing out of cussod ot lougih, aud the subj pies much space i the eorreapondence. Btate kept Minister Adams well posted on the of aflaims, while the latter ol former thing which conld pessibly jrove of public inte disenssions between Mr. Adas s aud Earl Russe the Seeretary TERFAL REVENU) Saturday were The Sccretary of o week ¢ : the fisca »und sum of § ar cusy $340,000,000. condition RUZ, CALN MNIA of everr- INDIAN A Instructions to Mr, Adame f : vannot fuil to form an important part of diplos ks T‘-‘I':u‘w' - 8 tory, while they afford au inigut into the pol s *br Tespective Governm ents. pdered in con- 4 ¢ Al s Mr. Admws, in o of the nentralit that the United 3 n K upon a desolate o naewas. KHer ofliecrs avd wrew found sheiter at Nassa uiiil relief could 1 Srom the Uuited States. The wreckers, who had reeo 0 Wi WTe or thongt ¢ . ¢ obta red certain portions of the movables of the ve sented a the Sioux, the attendance of Ay o «hoir clsim for saivage, the payment of which they re- | plo bewmg very lage. Tho Com b, 186 e o quired in coin. Nassau being considered as) the most | their opening address, setting furt Jrot b s and wous divis : convenient s claim, the steamer Hon- st ¢ : ’ ’ # daras procesded thither for the purpose of procuring the t_countyy, buts “Mr, WASuBDRY Maws.) ey ’ coin with whieh to adjust th sactton. Tho C Pl skt 1L compliance with the terms of Her I'weltth Kentuek solic:ted permission for be the United Stazes, Majosty's proclamation wenter. That permission was at once refused by the " e withiz the Mr. Adams s ud that by the § 2ROt OB Lhe 7o, ceptions pro prominent eh! oc! sroation. xpressing the opis there was no sdigle day duri: g the month in which this to the address, tncident happeaed that 35 vesscls, engaeed in brecking the d be made, 4nd on the 8tk blockade, were not to be scen flaunting their ¢ for th awps to return with the flags in that port. Neither had its hospltality having been giv x.'v.'lum pury Id avother for . by stricted to that hyhrid class of British ships jllegal ventures joint secouut with the insurgent au- thorities in the Uuited States, To the remonstrunee of Mr. Adams Earl Russoll replicdthat Amencan mer Laals, | when neutrals, bave availed themselvesof similar el of profit, but that Kor Mojesty's Government bound to prevent, to the extent of their power, 1l 200 of Uer Majos ghite aud of Her Majosty's Mr. Adams, in reply, Joeply regroticd od to say that every well-meant elfort Majosty's Giovernment to prt a stop to #tate of things, <own to April, 1865, had proved @ entioly fruitiess. Mr. Adans, on the 15th of June, 1805, in wr tig Acting-Seeretary of State Fuuter, &2 the intense 10 st mavifested in the fate of Joff. Davis is oue of nomena of this remarkable ere, and adds: Carefully disarow ing the Indulgence of the slightest nctimoni ous feoking towrd Mr. Davis or anvof h's sscociates, 1 have ex The hope that the ends of Justice might be s with the least possible effusion of baman biced, We have had enongh of sianghter and of publie aud private miscry. | ad @ severe retribution already been visit a and Arr f these tril: e gencral 1 pec Platie is ropn on the Uf 1 fee ' et XXXIXtn CONGRESS, FLEST SESSIQN. . June 2, 1862, 0 BATLROAD, bill to ® 305, | and mil T v ¥ | ou the Pacific Ruilroad. Mz, Cowax | ported the flov these misguiged poopie, Who bad, by their wanton obstinary 1 at Drought it it npon the eountry. * If even Mr. Davis could be | Jeasing of a buil ; disgraced and then sufi-red 10 $19% into oblivion withoat seri- T 1,0 Depart ously Jwpairinz the foroe of the example fn the view of later | OFFICIA 1 should be perfectly convent. 17 Mr. Dai ks, hav- o 2 1ag under ail (ue safeguards of our lows undergone o trial for . WiLsoN ¢ wald be proved guiity, condemned and sentcuced plication of u his offense, st pevnity, the responsibility of interposition ive upon the President. 1" had no doubt that | Se would weet it with the dignity and impartiality that b Mee. Neither was [ dip and shall not be paid for more th Jution was passed and goes o ¢he LAND OPPICE 1IN 1 Mr. STEWART (N ! tablist ¢ Qicated, wouic be attesded vy any of the the repatation of our country all over eivilix pe to be 5 malter of 50 MUCK CORCETH 1O 0UI Eueliies uot 1 less than our friends. Mr. Soward, in replyiug to this letter, says he had read with pleasure Mr. Adapis’s remarks upon the question death of Mr. Huuph luty of a the decease ‘what penalty ought to be imposed npon Jeft. Davis, which MBURSEMENT OF Third Dis i - . o4 iscnssed i DEFERSES. e d to me by m question is so universally aud 0 earay stly d‘.un wed in | Mz, 878460E (R, 1.} called up & resolution to s eaion, and my | Europe. He adds: “Your scntiments are decucd just | the St A huse e Ine frieadsl l, ..,‘luw-;. " “. m wost | 7 ing ** oo N it ookt dof ishod relatiopse. With this great and sudden afiliction and wise. purchase uuition, &¢., for coast defcuse ting upon my heart, 1 feel bow utterly inadequate any This volume contains the correspondence, &c., relative 'l""fl""{l, e " words of m! gz o properly portray the ability he dis- ination of Presidel 1 . Ads r. Gr nove refe 3 to th s folonts as o lawy 5 Virtues 64 10 the asassination of President Lincolo, aud Mr. Adams | ¢, oy ivioe on Claiis. Although 1 had long sfiee marked ublic career, my personal acquaiatance metmbers of this im, Seward vory many addresses aud resolu- 1 from all parts of the kingdom, saying «The interest iu this matter is all but univepsal.” | Mr. Seward, und@ date of September 5, 1865, wrote to | 2. Adawms: | “Sm: T have to inform you, by directlon of the President, ) that he will neiticr wake promises nor graut {; ports or v 'Applications for par THE TAX Bil%. Pending the Kiscussion h ESSEXDEN Mo, ol first question w nee Committee to fix t missioners of Internal Revenne agreed to. In the clause autloriziig t | 55 copyists in the Revenue Bureas, the Co fomal 1 0'cloc on, x bill to ibe amendment of salary of the Cow h Congre and now o T Lok triendly smile, 1 stood at his opeu sted in pr t tribute of respect 1o all ned of him on earth, From bix howe, replote with all the svidences of his cultivated tastes and reunement, where 2t & nob] ‘hearted wornn, bowed down with a grief no humsa e, and as clerks ion of the words uits for return to Rebels now sbroad. § 1ended the substituti @ons wili bs considered oaly when the persons makiag thew | @ ooprists”; which was agrocd 0. The last amenduent of | power can heal, two dangaters and a son N parted are rending i the United States, and io say case thoie must | ) (60 nittee was to insert os follows: ther, we bore bira o the ebureh of wiich he was a eonspie- be an unreseryed, nmlnmdmnu:l sppeal to the merey and That sli the provisious of said Acts sball be in foree for col- | N0 momber. The talent, the wealth, and the represeatativo magnanimity of tho Governmeut, Jocting wll taxes, duties and licenies prope;ls nascased ot liablo | x:;fl’mu freat cities were assembled to do honor to bis Mr. Adamas, 10 8 Jeiter Qated September Jast, speaks of | 1o bo swssed oF ueeruing uider the provisious U Acks (L | Wame Hampbrey wrus vobleman, tiled by e Creater, be his excursion to Ireland; and, while alluding to the | FEbt to whicl Coe 8 ot o maintaining and continuing | bore bis patent upon his open. maviy face; e upheid it by honorable, consistent yecord, and his pure and spotiess life. accrue ander o wan o martyr, too, and ded like a knight of old. sirug- flets, fines, ponnities and fofeitores incurred under and Jocent organization of the Fenians, saye: -L-uu The 4::"-.»’4 M‘:yn‘-.-:"{ ““»!?'.’:"‘..';.:',‘ :iflfi;."'.’.’i"..‘,..‘.?‘.".{“.',:;‘:’i‘.t‘fié';“.-:Z.‘f,:’,‘:&‘:‘:‘: n'fn-pm l";‘fl;:' l:-u wfln.-ivh‘; -:‘uh ] dearer than la‘?:““.n.’.’ & p and generally wanting in the nts of moral | commenced to cnforce such fiues, penalties and forfc oo e d-fi'h'hx'ycd Ty = . 4 I;A“ i Saration, Ro e o 0wl i fhe Inagicr | criaiual proceedinis uader said Acts, i oF e PUNBLIGCL! | Charuoter, Uhe aonrieey of his dsporimests the cloarness of s B Ay T o enaibiltyof atialnig & aingls | of crimes of which any party shall Do or has been found guirt | ypaiytieal min pouziony o bip deperimext, the cesiess o 13 e wald be merely £ piay ‘iofo the hands of | sud provided further, toas wWheuever the duly imposed Iy 887 | he gave to 41 Who syproneted Wi, the abence of the peevish o o 'nnld D‘Oll: | :;m’;::wu m&: mmu'v':'::bv‘l'm:’olluhu;’; | uess whieh often accompanies Jlaess, were uldr;l"l‘a all who vy ey ok iy - posedtheroby | 18 Jiere the o onths of o sossion Which, ':H:- 'm:?f?m .'.'J:'L"M";.‘,':...?.'I.’........m? ufd..& ‘:nfl until 31 1 l'_':"‘ )f"':‘n‘:i":z !l :.fl;‘-"'{lj‘l' ‘: mr'x. z_umm ) i persons cousider | Peepective corresponding ""',‘:‘:"df mfl .qu‘n.-‘l © €l | Rarely cluiming the aitbation of the House as & er, but nd, few bave it | fect. And provided further, os n G‘M""o,‘ od pre- | when he did w0 commanding its respect by the clegatce of s ths exissence of the | duetions on whieh & duiy 08 [RE the ' A | iction anl the soundness’ of his thought, bis wodesty adl Fn dli‘:i’ nnhlbnlhtfl.."r v of bis agent oF 8 the :'n mm-flu-cnnbm&;wn&cld:nnmm Jio er ‘yiorie fakes effsot, the A7 Ipes od by any sueb | aoly who ‘webe aware that with Jess diffidence and more power- mm#-fl such _date, ond | 5} ' .":'““ hove ek o puesions 5 mwu-—dnflmm piaagy | Bostebetsol the nessien. “Comtast 8 rakin s dik " or Tlonso wn iportan| ittees be . Paulding aren um % b ‘sttention to Liv duties, and Lis vote was ever recorded 35 il i the hunds of the Judge-Advocste-General, who a e Ramatiani His 10 L ogenirs Lsonsi- T e e ere iven to 10 14 { T QERMLSE. e et mored to smend by adding the follow. Yo desited to Fo 1 SOUTHERN EXPRESS ‘above was agreed 3 ™ '«'lhonm-o-u-n:m Compuy Inte e —— e - st e iaie meeting of their Board of Directors, articles made price e hastened to Washingion to partieipate ) i #teps o ralse mouey to keep up the compa- ‘exceed #20, & duty of two per vent only shall X , June 13, e let his residence for (bis e I 70 per cent of the stockholders bave w “-—P“l:‘ 'fl. the frequent assersments, and, 3 moved to recousider the Yote by which & Bight spoken frankly Natioma o the hour w sthine bat his o Lt it only requiced s inexglioalio ofort ta pr. 1 10tensdly the W B, etp! is couptry, wasa ilaro of Andrew S4IN0 AN ARe LI this view L bave be- i ond r ths consequenees. Or repressutative po 1 b + eatire Uni o ongress ren and 1 believy the Lallot-hox, o for the United o the 4th sould be kaown, bouor ahould be i am vain duties of ! Wil tes . 8. 5. Madbam of Alban purposes of o bronso tha war by e Linn Conaty D 1 one of their number. G. H. Helm, asa candi la I M Markbam ae v wgs Tribwre ac 005 el total Dewo A B A Card (rom Dirs. Dr. Wailler. To ths Riitor. o2 ~ £ the Board of Poliea my filegal arrest Tustice Mansfisd (of tho Tenth aliy, my bosd «i 8300 to keap | ad ad ifie1ean . worn rowd mmiseton ass ad said fiften parsons. 20 parsous Withiz n two aud ono . b & up for want v steanger, gave bail for " n the G4, and the last on 54 Uowine. Lam. vers respecifully, yours . Warzes, M. D, b Iutercating Jewish Ceremons. NS AT OF A MOLY ROLL. %0 call them, 1go. torday was eape N ONEWs, dar us Suadays, ever, in East New ! privtors of lager-beer saloons open ers wers, however, arrested and A lagerbeer salion proprietor Haruing, vesiding at No. 43 Majo-st., was ar- harge of adamit(ing customers through the cel- was_conmitted for hearing, Five persons ight for keepiog their places open for_ intoxication, and the Board of Tixeire, t room, and wil adjoura’ until for the purpose of recciy- ing apolications for keonses, Tho Board consists of Messrs. Willets darvis, Hugh McLaughlin, and Jobn J. Oakey, e DING ACCIDENT, —Coroner Lyuch held rlay upon the bady of Mrs. Harrist Bo ¢ ork (beyond the ¢ line), where seve thelr ylaces. Tae of Prospoct-st., who waslfatally injured by the { o kettle of bolling water, which she was Lifting Fhe fingered until Saty ning, when @ expired, A verdier iu accordance with the faets was rendered. [ AccipexT,—On Baturday last, Mr. Edward M, De- vendorf, residing in Bodford-av., near Jefferson-st, was thrown from e wagon ju whieh be was ridin” 1 sustained a fracture of oné leg. Abe aceident ocourred i ulton-st. At Vioratisa THE Heaprit Law.—Moses Crowdy, 8 fish peddler, was arrested by Koundsman Bedell. of the Forty- second Polige, on Satarday eveniag, for solling fish which had not bean properly cleans). ‘The sccused was fined 82, which ke paid aud wae dlscharged i Fousn.—Seme bags playing in a vacaut lot in Park near Washington-ay , on Satardny, discovered a leatler strap m-flhlllll ‘?fi':’"“‘"fl."-'fl”h“#wm fimnd‘l aet ol 5 ATnes, ovi 0 stolen an ] b Pin Ty wes taxen ' the l-'ony-m-':\n Police Frecinet Stat (ouse. RS- ey OBSERVANCE OF THE EXCISE Law. comse of the reccut decision of o New York Ce against the Constitutionality of the Ezcise Law, it was be- lieved by many that there he a_confiict between the " Nauor-deslers and police of the Distriot yesterday, as n'lux of the lmpu'.fw that they nll' be "s"d by the Courts of Jaw rather than the No eonflict, how- over took piace. On the contrary, the law was ot violated in mn-!;"-m'l'a the jntluonce Woglom d‘;‘b u fifth Precivet, and the %-flh 4 P e AT g I g (hely own Liauds ¥ - s | n the | men—oun sweariog to | was | ¢ —In quest was ourt ‘West Thirty-eighth-st.. on the body of Paal MeElrath, whose | M sty B EXCISE, o ——— TIETAW I THE OTYY. Our reportor Gevoied We grester. portion of Sunday (0 8 tour of obsery 3 16 112 ity aul euvirouns with the io, tention of uscortaining the degroe of respect which theSuo- doy Liquor Law sti!! comtuands from the general publio, and the liquor dealors who ate allke Loual by were unabls to note eny differcmce bet Banday beforo last, and to tost tho ival effect of Judgo Cardoso's doolaion tint Lo Bxoiss Law is uncovstitationst and void. We catersd sovoral of biose esting ionsss which ers sliowed to koep open on '“d‘;‘b aud dusorcet’y fnquived whother « drink was proourable. o uniform reply was na. Onulm«uger on West-st, was, howeyer, mory kpeoilic in bis neguiive. In answor to onr reapectful request ko said, “* All the retreshment von oan gt hers is wi joe- water cock- tahl and a cigar, unless yoo want suthio to ear 8o rmich for our gity experienco, in Jersoy affsies wore a different m T [ conrae of & two hours” tamble aboat Hoboken und bawken wo found « plentiful dowmend and an abundsat smpyly fo. 8o far as the mattor of sapply is con- corned, we thonght wo saw in Hoboken & number of Louses £ nccommodating the public with Iager whick, two months ago, wore ainiple dwallings. y The nwmber of arrosts of ualicensed luuor doalers on Saturday and yesterday have decronsed very matorially a8 comparsd wish those on the three proceading doys, Shis is probably owing to the fact that the liquor dealers Lave become Qdiscouraged by she parsistency with whiol the poites cont to make arzests, none beinz allowed to violate the Li impanity. On Saturday night, George W, Helt, a decision in whose onse was rendsred on Thursday by Judge Cardus, ealled at tho Eighth Precinct bration-Houso, mnd dosired to know of Capt. Milss if ho wanld bs arcested shoutd be keop 1:ia place opan after 12 o'clock on Sawnrday night. He wes in- fogmed that s old ioonse, Suder which Lo is now selliog, atip: ulated that It abola closs on Sundoys und election duys. asd i€ lis Louse was found open ot ang twe from 12 @ik oo daiurday night antil the same hour 0a Sunday nigat, Le would wost certainly be arrostod, The followingare the arrests o Setorday AT TIE TUMBS POLCE ierpold S W, add 2 Motist. Dindrick Mo isr, 5 ok . 116 Mutberry-st. ot Hugh Gaphell, 384 Gr bast Mobney, 71 ) Robl. .G s, 41 Eat-Houston-# Buras, 1> Ce Giias, Van 5 Lien, 429 Grvauwich-st. chuopanser. 82 WV Pathick Sulliyas, 471 Gresawich ot 228 Mo > o Lo, 45 Walko, tho prisasers were hield (0 bail in the sam of 8100 by 0 Dowling. AT THE JEFPERSON MARKET POLICE COUET. The fullowiog are tao petsons arraigasd beiro JustiooLed- with, at th art T oanis O'Neid 64 Giroawi Dasie! H.\llh-z b I A Nad iffe “F Milia A 4t Jolia Whallen 4% Nioth-ave, Geo. Milla: ourthiat. A 124 Princost J. Worrard, 8 Clacksop «t. Wir, B ey were aeid (o bl m the sum of 8100 each, AT THR £881X MARKET PULICE COULT. a0 arraie ol befae Justics Monsfield. Hoary Kane, 70 Division st Mary Denme. 08 First-ave, larideest. ek, I Dllowing are Blichue ! Best, Cians. Fleisab ek Madden 107 Canal st. hetd o bail in the sum of $200. Frank Noldenggor. 3 4 Biaitbew Kratt, 1 Fig ac First ave. 7 tdridge st ;. POTRTI persons wors acraiguod befure J ustics Kells, I W. Ward, 59 11th avo. iry Moyor, 740 Bivave. ard it Tuth-st. and wnd 420-a sy 8100 sexe wern but 45 arreats 77, stall greater tail enwich-at. artoot yt POLIOR COURT ~dy, 141 and 143 Prince-st. W 3 LI0R CONRT. o Vsier. 13 Howory. e Waish 173 Fmet-ave. iau Backs 16 Kivivgrou- st K 5 Bowery (twice) 1 o€ th above), o5 b o bail i the aum of $00, AT ¥955X MARK e, 0 s UNOTION—ROW [N A LIQUOR | aX PIBST-AVE. Limothy Moone, £ Bizte: tor of & liquor hat and Firsi-ave, Some | store on th the Boasd of Exeles for a Lieenss. One was granted take il, and o Sat- 2 mjunciion, oo I'rech ot coruingly oull nol sscertaln was 304 Ginaas; onnn, Pattick v taken to the tv wero badly cat about ¢ to dress thelr | the plaoe, A Miswing Man—Supy v " .’innbhnm, sW 1856, ‘A privabs diepatel) recofred in this efty from Providence, < L, says that v By chelor of Boc'an, wha wit Jaat " this city on the 20th of May, and has hoen raissing ox somo time, sailed for Europe on the siceumer Juya on 3. o' was milssod from (o yessel ou the 7th of uge, w"7inZ bekind Dters for nis family, which lesd to o "',“lzh': commntted under & toun- 1. Gea, Duics a1 aentoma. Dalce n-i part) "d Onhz' ::: on, Liotel from Movooeal Lh veniug. MABRYED, 5 KERRIGAN—DUVLIN-On Tincuoy, Joio Tl by G0 Bt lion Cimby. nweisted by v Very Pov. Wi Gov. ¢ Wi Olarendon Kemgan (o blas.ie 4., K e BEED. CARPENTRE 0w e o vt ry Fune 3, Phllewmon 8. Carpior v heenand Fe s oF the tea e oot st the el 1o i st o oy < DEMILLE—On Satecday evoning. Bune 23, Hawviet Adcidde, wilo of e Kov. J. M. Hobare DeMi. 1 / vouuge hter of tie Iats John 8 x:.fi{'flt'r»f:‘rw" Sy Tue friends of Lhe fatily are inv i teud bew funersl, Tesidence of her jor, No. 908 Went Nicoteeidh-st, on Touo 28, 5! 5 e'clock p. U, wikhout Fartier buyiiation. " FONERDEN- On 7' Jure2l, of pursdgme. e ey A ol i [ of o a 3 Belaton 70 e st OF hor ton v, ol W Van i TS maskds s S g g o e g v (g 12 i ] the ity vald o piekzei prm Ve ro astas will bo bnoved « 1. Mork's Churoh. 3 pleske COPY. Bal imoie and Cineimiati 4 n;v.wo-u‘! g WL, o Eunday, Tane 25 Sl Setuk fomity hontse Kellogg, 3 yewrn, ¥ ¥ ok At 3 o ook ., ! tha fsmily resb: ‘Unce, No, 147 iroststy Teuzabeth. N. Jo. Bior {1i0ods, and thvee oF the Tanity, ore invited to stcend vidhont farthes mobiees LAIGHT-On Sstardsy werping, June 25, B, Watly ’Qk e s o et O saceiotog, ohits oF iy 1t Watte, Gocevsed; ageibb? yous. - PERLFY—=On Satarley cvening, Jone 23, Cnsrles Porley, ji, sgod 31 years, 10 i B days. iives missrienmds of 1he fafly, nlao the mombors of Putmess The AN y ineited to trend . 95 Fecond-ave., on ll(h)‘fl‘.l' '5=On Sunday, Jone 24, David Robeats, in the UM yoar of Hio foneral will take place from the Jobn-t. Methiodist Glurch, 0w Riosdsy, tho 26eh i . a4 o'clock. p. . ROSINS ON= At Rossville, Steten §o'snd, N. V.. on Saturday Jowe i Kbizsom, 160 W oats, 3 wouis wad 16 deye, 3 wetiro Clopham, Eve and. The roetives wmd (riade aro iuvited to attend the funersh at the Union be ptist Charct, Jersey City, K. J., on Toseday, Juao2b, o Sames Mamphrey, D1ed Jure 16, 1936 § Fairyp of my youth, my counselor end guide, In whose clear mind my wak'ning mizd discornod Tiow sirong the truths which from thy lips T learned T shape a Tifs by pooluess glorified, And to sl nobleness by love ellied. With what fit words can L thy loss deplore Or bow shall carth the vanishod iiut restore, Suatohed from our longing eyes when Humpheoy did? Toar-blindod sorrow strives to read, in vain, we meaning of this myst-ry of pain, ¥, when our need was sorest. the pare ray That beaconed om, is quenched in sudden uight; But Faith, elear-syed, looks vp, and 1o 1 the light ‘We mourned as lost, is me:ged in perfect day ! Why b Phatows Niht.Bloouing Cerous® ks mn - Lorjontion? Boewnse it i uover introdaced witaot being tllowed by anote of admiration. Wiy s PHALON'S * NIGHT BLOOMING CPREUS® a good protection aga'nst poverty? Because no gentlomun who aves it on Vis Mandkercuiel oan ever say that b I withont # (s)onct, fnuble pocket. T Excine Luwi Lot i be of the oo hod at Areun bl ‘olmabia Co! he Alaaun, for the election of ofier Linioens, Wil be oeld in tie Co. vgo Liragy, Fotyuiiti-st., seat fi-avi,, on TUESDAY EVENING, Jone 56, ot 8 ook, Afies i tigiwe will be s rumion of the Alimat The Towe: iy 3, and Gradustes ol 9 ey invited te. ¥ DUZED, Re A tesspooutul in bali & tambler of water (sua riak) will in » fow w08 toe most paluful dischrges, ot o wounds. AnRESTS. Up, 1 o'l ¢ tis polios coport the following | number of arrust of the Sanday law, 63; di | orderly couduet 1, iatexication, 31 Tl 115 FAELD AaPORTS. puinaieh cosinatie A& WEEK. el Pack, ot 3p. m. ot fedford, at ~Active. 1 i “Yuue 26.—Athietis (of Philadalpils) vr. T 1p T oe 97, —Empire va, Belectic o 2% —Cotbas ve. B o Falock 9:2:90 p. » Gottans Ground, Elysina Flelds; Brook!ys Post-OMce, on tle o , Bracklyn, v s, Fortyatathe nietal vs Active, jr., on Colte, e st 20 p, bome-and-hom» on the Matwsl , Botara gavie, inds on groends st Yale The Post Office ond the Lotiery Swindlers. LOGUS TEADERS AND PUBLIC SWINDLERS PLOMIBITED FROM HOLDING P, 0. BOXES, o Post Ofice Departuent have issued orders that when osad all policy dealers, bogus Kot wwindlors, It Jewrlry houses, obscene pieture d fanoy book se'lers, and sll kuown public swindlicg operat no longee be pe d to have boxes at the Geueral Post Office, Thisorder wo o edfect immediately, but for the fact that the bex rents are paid in advance,ond it was d Detter to let them run on till the close of the quarter. ’ it in the right direction, and the credit of it | | is. tn o great measura, due to the efforts of the Mayor and Col. | @ (or montbs labored hard to break up the ne- business. As early as February last the Mayor request- Post Office oflicials *to at least refuse these operators 1 boxes in the Post Office.” From indieations it 1 that their labors bave uot been in vain, and for u , these pests of socioty will be debarred of somo of | the privileses accorded them by the Government for earryiog on their operations, ———— | SrtoLk A Horse —On Saturday Officer Clavin of the Third T sted Geerge Peili, on the charge of having stolen borse and wagon, valued at 8150, | from John Flaberty. residing at No. 48 Suffolk-st, The prop- n on the 5th inst., o the Lorse was found with | car Broadway, who : d i the | 5 | ——— o % Blomriaaly, ot l boalth aud comilort. RAPIDLY CURES Al Rbeamatio end Nevralgic Affections, Sore Thioat, Asthma, Diph therls, Norvous He.dache. WHEREVER PAIN EXITS Apply (hé Ready Reliel. It will aford imumediate ease and + qoiok cure, Prico 50 cents per boit's 8014 by Dragsists. RADWAY _.m. ok Tuterenist Tie citinus 6f New-York and proner'y-owners of the Twrits, Ward ate respectiuhy fuvited 60 wiend s Mlaws M. cting. to bo b’y oo WEDNESDAY L ERING, 2ita inate, ot & o'clock. atth , a i fie Hotel corve- of One hundred ard twe “v-fifth st aud ¥, 8 SCOAGE protest eaiust the infaions schetie of granting 0, & .“w. il Tord Coroprmy the risht 49 hiy & donbls trsck o 06 AR w,mi(i":nar ) on !;o‘l':dhllm'. b for e ver. R estives with freight, exvle wnd Log atne, 7o L7600 e o iwenty: 6bewn. St Nicbohawave, and Megs. s S8 SOl rand . boalew ads, dosi obl th3t L 7 nd withont fusther moties, Abls speskars 1 i will sddress (g pon-” i DEWITT €, LAWRENCE, JAMES DAVIES, WML H. HAML ar the secret ons of t ¢ body. Thousands of pereons testify % s v | derful vfirgts, and medicel men extol ics virlaes, eing it in greas quautities {0 the fol disesses: Consnaption, Asthis, Drone iy, Wiooping-cough Senc o, Diciles, W sathom, Wpevan, e., ke CHOLER A.—Farl Russell commanieated to the Ccllags of Physi- chs and J. 1. Gnat e bad recelyed il Tw tiou to the ¥ rewredy of any service in Cholera v3s CHLORO- .. (See Lancet, De . 31, 1854.) CAUTION —None ' geniine witiont the words * Dz J. Collis Rrowna's Chlorodgoe” on the Govervment stawp, Overwhelmiog wedicsl teatimony aceowpanies each batls. sele N 1‘.‘111‘-;"' "'x"' 'l‘v‘n‘:‘r;ml"l. ~ 0. 33 Great Russeil st Bloomsbary, London TLENKE Saul 1, Spoetd A Vo o7 Ravaawny W, Botida, 80l by el Dreeiete—$1 snd The Best Place to buy new, tasty and well-mude SPRING sud SUMMER CLOTHING &s at ¥, B. BALDWLYS, Now T wsd T2 Bowery, the largest store snd assortacat in the oitg, Traveling Suits of all Woel Camimers for 18 DOLLARS, suitable for the SEA-SIDE or the MOUNTAINS. DEVLIN & Co., BROADWAY, eomer .t Wairon-et, BROADWAY, comer “Recw W have reconstructed o A CutLp ABANDOSED BY ITS MOTHER—ARREST 4 OF THE PARENT AND A CONPEDERATE—TUE Ci'tb MYSTRRI- | | ! 'SLY DisAPPEARS.—Shortly before 1 o'clock on Sunday morn- | jug Officer Bannon of the Nioeteenth Precinct saw two young women at the corner of Forty-ninth-at, and Fifth-ave. activg | in a rather suspicious maner. After watching them a short | time, the oflicer saw them leave a bundie on the walk opposite the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylom, under the shadow of the | wall. As soon as they left, the oficer came from his hidi rlm-e. and examined the bundle, It was fonnd to contain a | iving male child about five months old. Leaviag the bundle with its living contents upoa the walk, the officer at onee hur- ried after the women, and at the distance of several overtook and mrrested them, T protested they nothing whatever of the babe, but in spite of their protesta- tions, wore taken to the station house, Bergeant Barus, who was in the wom. whe dive the garags of £ 1o AL or d Fiabeth SeCoaoel: They protested veher first that they knew notliog whatever of the babe, but Ellen finaliy confessed that it be- Deen .am‘hs.: young man of her She bad been led to s the because sho eould not support it properly, and s, that some one wight tind it who would adopt and oare for it. o t the conelusion of this statement the accused were loc! up for the nizht, and the oficer was dispatched for the ol On regehing the spot whese ho bad 1°%t the babe, he was sur- m-udmflmlunn'?r.nlmmw search lmm-l since has failed to find any trace of tho missing ¢ A CASE 0F ACCIDENTAL SELP-POISONING.—AR in- on Saturday held by Coroner Gamble, ot No. 146 polson by himself through SRS NUs.4 AND MOVIRG TH BY RE .45: EAEMDE"““ B T:’-"gin'.'vn PLATED stors wdjorning, sting our 2 AR 1o octupy exclusively th forme pr ox will lnsgon and beiter aworimont of fue FLATED WARE shas bolon,ddnku wholesain or retud', which will weil repay ew fo roudvway tothe foot of Joho-st AR LCIUS HART & Co. Best the w TN i Rl e FOR SALE AND %l‘zn not. wihin 30, [CKES, No. 744 Browdway, up-stairs. e LADIES' ICE C No. Wil exchaoge, ¥ York. . vals and Excursions at wholesale aakfast Tor in wsd owt Loe Ceeams for Sizawbersy Fos ven at 6 o'clock in the morming for g A T 7aligy, SR VALIDS CARRIAGES to order. . I’“‘TE’A\'T CASTER NG HOKSES, for in sed out-doors. LT - TN anl Baby )78 ToaoNI g by & fkxoxs, Propelien, s RONG ‘K:‘.‘..‘..,-m N Boys e Y, X