The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 19, 1861, Page 2

thought be ntided fe condirnisg the ined The Mim ourl Mate Convestion. THE NEW YORK SUN | ference ish PS ahs | ay, Zoms, March 18 the following amend fort, ei Vee J sie n Ce ft ment to the Sin remtenen ty &, Misery Report 1861. Biates, 904 60! ‘the duties on J | ofthe Co pi we eden at | TURSDAT MORNING, MAROH 19, ton ot le power: ood if there ie soy modi- gown yeowrdey in the Convection t Pars — | Beatie, Heil be Uicauue of Ble ability, The | b0 Ant fertoe ballering tat f fata of Me. | Aan Hew a Southern Goverament acter Cabinet wae puri depends \¢ pasc=st lend) awtment Ld oe ts Bato. tag | Ube belle! What force wil pot be w Prescot “dificu' tes, she anil power countwnesae ef Oon latest New Orleans papers oy ‘ ba eens Somretary of the Treneery, Faacanet Oe Sia & a ing satan ang ra eae: | Oe Beth inst., and at that date, the people ie and Attorney ( ehh, ral G vernmert, nor @ provide wren at Ler of vg front Ike parpore of uidiog the Gaveral G rvern- Crescent City were awaiting anxiously the | Jen's the cn tem ia oy ‘tempt to coerce eoceding stata publication of the Constitution for © the com- | if it becomes federated States,” adopted by the Montgomery | Jugicn, Tre very. ‘The Somthers Congress. ‘the epiniona comtinuelly exynersed by the Ry poblesns here, show thetr purpose to maintain the Ewhanity cf tne Federal U-rerameet over the withdrawn ptates, by force {f necessary Tn the - Leer nied of the Barding Committers Were wat them whine Montoomery, March 18.—The tariff will reported set week wna not psased into law. Tt will ip for ection when C ee Ayal see ‘The > Leow A Pow of Ln'- Orleaos. and will aw ne to take the E agiieh steewer which lenves that port om the 274h {nw., for Beushiamptous Requiatton ta hy te Goods y Passog threagh the Contedorated 5: Savannah, March 18.—Goodas tor Ton Tennessee and order states out of ths sowtnern cov federacy h Jorated Biates without piy- Congress in secret session. Tho question was earnestly discussed, whether tho Stato Conven- tion would be authorized to confirm or reject the constitution without submitting it to the people, and the Picayune timidly suger oats that Ate submission to a popalar vete would bo © most satisfactory to all parties.” The True ‘Dilta, which has had the courage to speak right Oatsince the beginning of the revolution, has no confidence in the honesty of the men who load the secession movement in Louisiana, and con- trol the Convention, but it says their fears of the consequences of presuming too far on popu- lar forbearance, may induce them to make a show of repect for the sovereignty of the le. ‘The True Delta, morsover, sketches the dar fing character of the conspiracy by which the Government of the United States has been vir. tually evorthtown in seven states, It says that in the movements whieh preceded, aceompanied fand are likely to attend the consummation of Ahis extraordinary revolution, ‘nothing which has occurred is to romurkible as the heroic (im. padent ?) disregard of the popular strength and sovereignty which has signalizod it.” Of whay has been done in Louisiana, it thus speaks : The stste of Louisiane firat commenord i ol ef the work thet hee bsen doas, Ny rao ting vie saomesion ont a Known op iaion wea net tn fav eof i'd pet beclvcetond What, wee ineat oomeiliation? How wan it ty be mai desired to kuow it a0 he the anion of ail the ataten collusion ond vioodabed. F ‘and material interests of sport at credit and the, gosaral bro parity, lous ontablish wome lending principle jem, Should the autbority of the frleral_gevernment be maintained over the withdrawn states by force of srr? ‘Thin exhause tre entire qu the Usion piained by arms, then the © Jy pol te withdraw the troops from the lL mi «of We confederate states. repwated, troopa there to coerce the roma sra'lgourasives of, the Patt weer] with The Parliament mot ‘The speech of we G *-4 oof Wale; two ‘nections vot the President by rao under advic+of the 8m ate, withdraw the scattered and inp Aamt fote-« hs would give the country an sa-tirance that the At winisdretion means renee. Hs wuld vote for ie yitern of iinmigration, and prowne tl settlement of thy wild Tends “Hs then mikes slight al uston Ww tbe ANDKESON case, of Rpeclo Payment Philadelphia, March 18, city, resumed epecia pryment todey ‘The Rew Jemey Cont of Pard: Trenton, Marrh 18 iN prone looked fy med to thm tat Lit weu'd ation ‘font itisthe duty Avaw all she Vederal «rouge ee tla opin on w the restored or prererved on the priacipl wan convict d New By unsw ick Toere - et Gitte nod there da which ine whole body of Bntkern people stand Tis exyrmecd hie efi tent belief that the save holding tater never will consent fast the non. savehoiding «tnton aball monopoliae the whols of thi I never po are in this pleoted with this before them, Gisregarded of payer Bt. Pat tele Day be Rostom, March 18 Tiioh aawe v onton. ke orcer ct the day i to onlebrate lus 1240 amie rary. *. Adams. 4 Paane Movements of the aun C, Boston, March ¥8.—Mon, Cura Orber cheek up a Kentucky t henad | “i Set eteul power thea it hen d vever to feel the necswalty of rep'ying, | AvaMe tas s obsid he ois aeal? ences of ¥ but feel nesiors called om to pur daw je combed by 5 make to croate. which he thought was founded on the plain ect pine of hietory, as to what cour the Ad Jayiee Miviner to Frame ministration whoild take respecting the fyi We had no wivict to giva until it was called for dent hed welectet thons coup tent ty m aud relyicg on their advice does aot ecoanity of relying upm teat of aay ons Tho Tine Dla thon pays its attentions ty “the star-chamber conclave at Montgomery,’ miscalled a congress, who vete themselves enor mous salaries, distribute among each othe, grand offices, arrogate to themselves powersr privileges and importance unknown in the past history of America, and displaying their con- tempt for amenability to popular control, —think po more is wanted than ® strong Darron bas been appoint Ministero Bee A Dinteensing Death. Cold Bpriny, N.Y, of Mary Jan non, mon Site ok youre uf Brookiye, atray et aw. Ut. (Texas) Cixtorrupting) aald that peta bntore he was edn he hoped, warp woods, § Barry Benevolent Society, T. Moneur, President i Gonrd, 6) men, Capt. Crutem in come alt ¥. ab elésecs American fag, k Anes Expedition, hendemely peivte tron in stelcnese, other, the Maid rock by the sea shore, with her feet, the 210 Benevolent 8 rohety The banks of this arades by tho sevoral ia , March 14.—Nows ia received March 18.—A Nittle son t Bancay of erniom. wid waa trac a des, wee five or ax miles, wuere he wes foasd fromm to deeth, Hibernte National Gard, 20 mea, acting s4 an curt wo the ped sew bi and latter made on board B Frigate, in the Arctic Osan, during Te banner, walch' wes vary rep earnted on ong aide ® yeene of Aichnvar, any i lesceiption 1 Proten: ‘nd on the In band, on or Of Hope at By ty) aiding, anes. Disveclont 8 Gey, P. MeC.1, Preat- ‘M. Rovavvasa, Marvhal ; 220 men. Foun, President, pareied ‘tims on Bt. Patrick's 200 men, and bore in anner, in deash,” the Anct BAND Kmoreld Guard, Capa. Jons Cox, 81 men, esoort- ing bs United Sons of Erin. men, T. Down ac: Squnryacns Union Proative cy. T. Kon WAN, taste! Tut er isnke wore unre Icieh plpere, perform Ing » variety of tatoos! ety AND Tharolen Univereat Boner sient 6 ft An Irish harp, in worn wea carriat ons frame in their raoke, James Rrmao Cuthelic Total Ab- MeGaata, Prea- and 8". stinence Ben. vient Bociety, dent. 200 nev. Large! clothes, con ple the w ogetber, nen. They the ae vera! compa ed. Te was late te stirving atralna of § enor of public Thorkato ctber T deemed incu Bt Patrick's Dey On Wl a days of arryowen, of tho *Girl I left behind me J BAND. Lymasvoremen's Union B-ievolent Srelety, Roars M Guarn, Provident. 100 men. mber cf citizens on horwvback and (n vnc wonected with apy particalar #o- ty. Tis clored the civic procession, and the Mayor toting one of the Marshals alde on the turn out which bad been made, retired. Kuch of srried banners, some of them very end brautifal, bat a description of which would ‘ethan oon bere be spared. In thecivic procersion, there were, as nearly cond be ascervaived, about {14l¢ men; making wish the nilitary, «foros of near 12,600 cctasion marched out of the wort gate of the Park up Deowtway to 204 street, thence to 1a ue down firw 1st Avenue to Sth street, asd nigh Sih atroet ty the Cooper Towtitute, where dismiss ever before the + Patrick's Day," ceased to @ehy tien won A very met ceable feature of the day wan the ab- intoxication of any disorder, xertion of the Father Matthew and al Absthence societies, 1 Is no lmgor »bert on true hearted Irishmen to either get besmtly drunk or engage ins fight on contrary, good order generelly prevailed yesterday; and there cen be rican who will not heartily join with Js friendata hop'ng to see many more st be seme sort, Ng. doc nraned Barer's Tricornenovs kee ease ting article for drowing andl brant. ee Tax Weax ap Desrirrarep women was locked Justios Ossoamn for trial, Td tec'compinioant was’ dovained aa 8 witness ¥3 appear egainet her. Pocket Picxrso.—A youth named Tem RARCR CoLtEne was arréeed om Monday, chirged ‘with picking the pocket of Mra Matosaer Rep- won of © wallet. while she wes looking 44 the prey Cemion to Chatham Syusre. He was held for © instion. ‘The wallet wse fount on his psrsoa. otber pickpookets were a-rested during the day, ‘all of whom are at Headquarters, Arsatir ny Rowptes.—A man named Jeumaan Reanpom, was attacked ard terribly beaten on Sanday evening, at No. 973 Water street, Joum Linon aod “Jrvaur" both desperate Lrnon «se srrese) wad lork+d 0 Raagvow Price $1 per bat} ogee eae Bat the taanaty ants aft jhe its Lin Crtharine Kain, of So Oirelana reel Jainrge ele) Mee ier Hllve, ore Trrnes, atepocon Att orelock, trom 16 North Bat, Ararsts on Sosrictoy.—Three young men known 96 Joun Annies, Sao. Keerere and LaNv On Sunday af-rnoen, March Tht, Soha ee LEG ton +t, cor. Keven. LEGAL REPORTS—MONDAY. Sapreme Court. Billy Mulligan to have a New Prial—The People v4 Wm. Mulligan —The General Term hove rendered their decision on the appeal fn this net — {tous ense, boldlog thes the Court below erreil ta a bis rulings tently we en to warrant ! Powers of the Board of Healtth—The People ae ee eral, Favage v4, The Board of Health —The p ait= — tiff was olrected Ly the Board of Hosith to remove be a an alleged pulsance, Claiming that the Byard of from the Health bad to ewthority in euch matters, he ob- and. tous telbed a writ of certiorari th: the purpose of revi Come, 8:4 proceedings of the Bards rd of Halth claimed thet the matter was wholly within their Juriedicu-n and control, eat shat the Cut bad po power to interfere, "Tae Court sfli:med thie ve @ authority of the NICTIOLS et Hrane sad iis 33 B ard ond diermiraed the writ of tue plainuf, ta vourt. 4 Susdar, 11th lows Jane We wile of United Bates Cliente Court. Monte nvm Garbane Pa gestion cet aay, rotate '° The escape of Ciptain Latham.—In this mat- a eel » ass, ae thane ont waa fies ends oc the Many, ond here ter, already noticd, the Distries Aormey moved | OME ginet ned, unvel prier $5. Land Wes. 0 Orwwt rd and the mem: 1 Hand Bracsicta, ath osoal wrtow Prrs'ot the tet ferd tM. Fo Chae eb, are. that the Curt require Marshal Ryndere to make | Oval Band i ee at camel peten St Vries e'attrud the "unerak (is (Rae ap) ithe bad any, of | fichir teeraved end "Flat Baad Bracoteta, gS | 19tU pet, at 1 e’clook, from GUhureh VIEHIN To Hoboken, N, J, on Saasar, 01 March ok. Wionas got 3 yrere’> mouth ad pro- Qilowing mate © eded to make, i eub.tance, tt nent Upon roirg to the elty of Washington, where by y Wen, be bed gived ordaca that noni ‘ teas Tovattaud the Nirees tela Wa Soroine March Soon at 1) rekck from, the “4 al ps java Bras vod Bloeve-Pistvous, 91 af prepiereer of 8 " ou ere be pern dt £0 ont of theie collagen nncie, Rasanel end Coral Sleeve Botton, 61 6 och Seren el tb porvets BT Wash threvgh the etree, a« some of We Ho é ‘om top clally the cap'aitn Who wat not price Y BER 0 Suntay, Marah iTUh, J op parades of thelr own, Hote vavexcips'ny sueordor of the Distich Avior: | Mime Reckisere Goal, Garnet, ey $1 each; eel plot rabalive of hasten ent anes the 1 tenth rued on Ssiurday and fund Lathen Children's Coral Armiets, (0 conts each ; a-ual price raving saca: od from fiver Ostlaghsn ta Chil tonal Necklaces, 50 cents each ; usaal price Ladies’ rie ine Chains and Pins, $2 each; assed 1 Vert Chalny $1 each : agua price 95. assum “or Damuernotypes of Heit, ; eon tlemen’s Heat Ring, bh ff mt ‘usa re adios’ Rings with 8 a posal ua Pe conta ols Fate friends an@ soyatntances of mre trvleg in send the funeral Fealtovce, 7 Ubariton #2 PouBLiC ENTERTAINMENT. BAawUws AMERICAN MUSEUM TAR aT Ss 6 benutitel ped sacemeened se, with watek Re 30 street and ob- 4.00 @ clerk in tha Marshal's proce:d:d tothe jul in EB dr tained the custody of Lwtham. When tay got to Brovks' the officer was told igre dacs port ws Blecwe Duttons, 50 cents to 1 sets ; umad HEAVY BEARD ay fina aed aps the A Deri pesgi8 wee sroverey with tho. in" Henan fa "Teen “aia beac og eres nro fe | atta s as Senate ane | Geer haat at: SRS Bamie, | come ge ah ta re . Snduany, Jateligrase cor ovine, are, fo,t | (aughier) eho hid remazhed Re woali seriraits | 4 ois, glen tg fer, Rnwano Mo- | Tee harper rea ling ties ne Aner odo on, but hi vr eureed bis atweation | Childror's Finger Ringe 9 crate to @1 each’; uonal Fr a edit sopra wane Secon ars aaa ' fucks tn erguiss the q tostion of power of thiv G 1 m, an euniness Carholic priew, died at Hie | oid gout one hundred tad seventy-five parsons | sumtson nee Bg Re pe eg Gent’ Bratt Pam 1 #1 exch: anual toot | ona, Lie rong SES Tea r. ; ‘This is bold language for sent Str, eenonen on theterritoriee, naked whether thoy Keni in thle village ouddem 7, while ststing in ble | Som ever wae all thet coud be olehed paral dora ot Teno ‘which way the prisoner i ee ei roars Batt MaRAND AQUARIA. HAE hAbey' ed Buf ait, Be 5 in a secession state, to utter, u ienenpinsibeananhenicats ; 0 guage of truth and will produce its effect. | «! CITY NEWS. rent wad furn'shed the exavie forthe o:- | dete tony wate at a stand er ogetion. Adj oy kindy of Jeveey at ously tow rte LOST AND FOUND. ane einstat sad oorp sa, tid an bogthtog comicr, At the upper end of the great dining Sadat, bat ad Upheld Cama lee _ exci and 8t. Patrick's Day. to think—to count the cost and reason ont anal hae the consequences of the revolution inte which Shaws ia teeer Chalpeahed> they bave been precipitated—and our New Orleans contemporary is justified in declaring to ae aL 4 ‘the authors of the evil which has so suddenly gad wickedly Leen wrought, that— Although the power of she peoplele bard at times by statute, but by inch cf territory over which fi Con was exerc'ond, Aud to 1759, w! FARING: trim teok the onih of chow the fleet fag dd not wave over an inch of tke bros earth outelde the ‘The anniversary of St. Patric! was oumerved youterday by o} STATE LEGISLATURE—Besate, 1 Tow Captain Laruam, the alleged s! 's birthday Irieh citron with greater degree of splendor and unanimity than over before in this ci'y. ‘Thousands, not alone of ei Ly compack and lecisred tobelavepesigpign | Irtah birth, but of Ielah parentoge, united tm the —-——-. colebraticn, Beyood the beartivess with which 10 was cb: served yesterday, there was snother nvicesble Guished invited guests, After supper, ® tap from the President's chair called the company's attention, ard Judge Daty, hall, overshed wed by the united flags of Eria and the Usited Bustes, stood the President's table, Judge C. P. Vary, President of the society, offst- ciated as Chalimen, and at bis either side wore seated, P. Purronann, Eeq., Vice President of st, George's society; J. H. Cucare, of the Now Eog- land soo'ety; ADAM Nonain, P. dren's society; W. T. Rusamr, spondent of the Lordon Times; W. M. Evarre, Eq; J. W. Gunann, ond several other distin. Tite clerie wio gave Collaghaa the order for Latham's custody, is to make hia statement this dey, (Tuesdey). Court of General Seatons. B.fore Ju’ge MoCuan, In this court today there were three young wo: men oi the ber on charges of grand larceay ; Mar- garet Willems was tried and soquitted, belog 20- cused of wicaling shirt, on the SOF March, from Brean tet 10 REWARD LOE ON ies 16h, & mocking bi Bt, Felix = Tru crue, Moke iy Yar Teocive ibe there ’ REASTPIN, laad ah go BETW pet al a4 Arte a get tut vine Ses to aie a EY siden Bory PICKED UP—AT RRO. hae ae Pes Pes ee bss Albany, March 18,_—Mr, Rosrmsox Jed | feature of 81. Patri: 'y, this yeur—this was | rising, addressed his eudiencs briefly, He A. - irate, made his escape from one of Marshal | favorab 7 ‘the lll rsisuive to regulations for 136 | ve lengyh uf ime the Suis Urthday laaed. We | Tavita thet se han ta esa re tare: | ycsttgteiae wet aaa tothe Paniteatary for ons De FOUND_ON TUR 9TH OF Mm’ 5 be Marshal b- | Pers of New York. Ordered to. thind reading, ed phys rag Te rebbed Jona Mstiraaie er ‘brindle dog,ears Se Rewpwn’s ouftizers while the Marshal was al Mr Gon 1 by Vil aazendatory of ‘she | sll know thet mach differ oe of -ptaton has exist- | of enjoyment of the Friendly Bina of Bt. Patrick, | memento ribbed Ja rae er eed ames ina; | Ladies’ Diamond and Ronmel Watches at are bi er went in Washington, and owsr.t aitfaxshyl re- | Revised ora me tating oem and | ed in reetared Fae vn ees ON ot Fiat ot ‘They were uow as young end fresh om thie ocse- pi Rares ence 8 Der coq ualmance in tne eA RGAIN LAWL turned in time to telegraph to one of his dopti- | &:i(Ctve Af Yexee. | It provides the beim wo oF | vent, which, aceording to Loven, was only lon as when they first met in honor of the pstron uanley was faed $50 for an Pay TISMORD AND NAME wines, | ties, whom be left behind hie in Washington, | SimuPartonns ioe bacmurkeaet itietisse, | by Faber Motosmnv'e betlitant suggestion of | Simet nd tralead, Afar a few more appropriate | (eet, mf ts ct tried ae Et. PERRY M620 cach ert a, ’ Lite Los fo offer two hundred dollars reward for the | ton. end such persons reaide in ailixsbrtowa¥ or » ~<Lirtning" the eighth and ninth, making the | remorics, he gave the first toast, “82. Putrick'a Day suspected to belong 7 Broadway, care erpoe Captain's apprehension, is partially told in our FrSh eee eroyerty soll be oasoned fa ou ward seventeenth, ¥ hich ond 1At000 been observed by all | end al honor it," which was drank with loud a oe : pret ots Logal reports today. Porhaps, tho rost of the | notice is sigad by a'l the trustesarequiring suet | true Irisbmen, Dub the eeventocnta spplauee, eo geigs Save (he Vallee! ” ts wtory msy be told hereafter. Marshal Ryn- | S077 [0 be arsveued io some particular town or | og a Sunday, ard as that day could not well be de) ais’ (00 sang 8) Patrick's Day.” bbing a boy. was discharged, and givan to ike LOVE OP STRONG DRINK CURED wees has been quite unfortunate in somo of his Beloctions of officers. Mr. Couvin moved that the eaclations making tke annual supp]y bul w special order di. be rercinded sid the bill retarned The joict rules of the 8 nate and Ase that the anus! supply bil shall be reporied no earlier then the 15th of March, and made the aps cial order of the 2th. Aareed. ‘The third reading of billa was then suspeude?, bo quorum being preset of opinion arose es to whether the day before, Ba- turdey, the customary day, or the following Wasummoron cossrr assorts that an oxtra feasion of Congross will shortly be called, ani that the complications and disadvantages of the new patehwork teriff will be the ostensi_ ble ground of the call, It is thought that Fort Sumter will soon be evacuated, so far as privates are concerned, by the expiration of their terms of enlistment, and the officers will then have no choice but to sur reader, THE LATEST NEW ~ BY TELEGRAPH TO THEN, Y. SU XXXVLith © won NGL $4_Somate, axTma A szeeiom. instance, “combination” setiled it, and in » mi Jority of cares it was ebserved from morting watil a very early hour this morning, Tce ceremony of “drcwaing the ehamrock,” im which little fnsiruction is méctssary in order to appreciate its besutier, was the main ons until y terday, when the grand public denoamratien was made. Notwithstanding the cold wind, at an early hour the streets through which the procession wo prs, began to be crowd-d with mon, women and children, ‘Tie shamrock was worn by many ; even on the breast of Superintendent Kexwavr we noted s banch of the popular trefoil, and » bristle trade wos driven by the market perple who hid. brought indeflaite quattities of 18 to town. As the dey wore on, the witdiwe, doorsteps and side walks slong the line of march were crowded ant the nati:nal color of Ireland became more and more prominent. Ladies wore dreasen and ribbous of “Emerald sheen," and the horses in son sage lines and private in the atreets were deo rated with gerea favors, At bear eleven o'clock the procession formed in Kat Broadway and the adj.cent rtrests, and mareted down Est Broadway and Csstham sicct to the eext gee of the Park which they rosched st twenty minutes bofore ene o'clek, PM. A+ the head of the columa ap- Peared, the Meyor aod members of the Common Covnel! tock up # position in froutof the City Hall, to review the procession, Nat less than seven thousand were present, crowdirg over the steps of the all, covering the trees and the brown stone ‘Tae precvssion passed ia the follow. Amembly. Potiti na were preseuted ia fev or of the prowsnt Peatofion atte wud for railroad in Broadway, yn, bettor protection of strangers In sud B vociym, aut to ine rt of Ajprals, nd she Bupreme Usurt wat ordered t Shirl Fewing. Tue act ¢ocl ritory of the rights of jary in the al of waw'n of erimnes making the jury Judges of conaldored, and @ motion . Ad ened, Feom Washington. Wushington, March 18.—Tho Peosident to- Cay Domtnsted to the Syste CHAKLME oy of Mageach inet once P Mansit of Varmont, Miniter to @ardi- BIS, Jasre WATSON Wann, of New York, Mine. terto Turk+y, Winniaa L Davron, of New Jer- fy, Mini Washington, Murch, 18.—Me. Cowax (Pa,,) agate | the eredeutin ‘Tae V.cw Piewidect aid be'ore the Boaate a Mier rot Tadius, Reprires ¢ Jotat rea>- Jutions of the Geveral Astsud y of the quetiag C wgress to cal, a Convention magne woot of whe Cneivution, Led on the uble fad ordered to be pr ‘Tos Beuste tuen Forime! the wcaslderatioa of the Dovat.as rero!ti'ioa in reference to public proporty in the seceded states, Mr, Banoxtvrsnae (Ke ). avid, that in bi sition ae presiving cfeer, ne hs Toone nlon apeow ar « Bince C ngrens mei tie eonfsderscy hat been dir Rne wed. Ewe fore astisfacoory n4jastment Dave uahapp ly fle! M> mom regressed bly fellure more tan be did, aud wow tbe other Drench ef Cwgrers naving a4) uraed, he should egret to are this body seper sie wisnout g ving th fv oF advice, ino der Wo sliay fom im the public mind. Irs 1 ir, Wantey er waa the poai- VJueb arms to alte all ab O inion seen, of Me. Limcous's fom Plu had ye conciiistion, Toe Sinsir from Mole, ala> wid no. Tre Provident himself oartoly used genial terns of conciliation, bat then it was peepar to ieq ihe what kisd of peses, and on what terme it cen be meintained. Iie wae free $> confess, and be wis ped to de on, had the . med nomination was confirmed, the alriug iNto be referred having been +e Mr Davron formerly a member Fevate, aud bie charac er, shurefore, sith Clottly kno Wu 4: How ann Postmaster of Dotrol FAN 8 THaren, of fr Consul Genern! vine a Consul at Goi Dxtor Lone, of Tadians, bas boon apoolatid Clerk of the Agricultural Bureaa of the Patent Acting Brig, Gen, Litut.C 1. Romar Near, Of the Hh Regiment, and ssf, eee rved by Troop 1. Giih Regiment B.tuade L cucers, under com mend Haaw Usps. 46 msn, DOOWORTH'S PIMBT DANO Drum Corps of ths Goth Regement, B'xty:piath Regiment, N mend Uf Mor Janae Bag thay the 098 ceat Dg the ew improve. lives ace ready for d siribu- snvelopes are oe fy 1mvended for el They will sell f dollar wad ten cents of thy stamp, wh cb I ton, The clara, per thousand, exclast Feduction of ity ome por thoumard upon the jonueel axpreesions aie | Tse Of the present ose o; ed, ont atamred envelope wa\ton of bloo compriaing th\s improvement, Obbcial des; atchen Btates—the lan we live in: Mr. Janrs T. Baany responded—Beginning with Monday should be observed. As in the former | humorous refera: ce to his defeat in ‘voted to the usual ceremonies, another difference | Ths sec nd anf régucl® soast was, “The United torial contest, ke paid e flattering compliment to split of the test, 1 Bintes av the Rapublic cf the to all lovers of Liberty, as in found a place, and + tempt to rend it er. He believed it would be ro, “Exorlelow" we would go on pressed his cor fidence that take part, and the President erm aunicn of as many and has ever been united in shi third toast“ /relant”. 4 wish nine cheer: De Camu m then asp, Demutiful Iriah be! To reeporss to City of New York, elty, ‘The Vb toost was, The sixth rognier teas, © board tovigh proprintely ‘Tee eighth and nisth “The Free, and Womnan— gladness, in brightness or in and the | spovees were made, and tb of Longfellow's pen'us, the youth with reached sho summit of eertbly prosperity. 196: Nurday | pome ladies who were seated behind the President, and then procesded eloquently to respond te the would coralder the United world, belonging alike {te formation all had ke with horror of ary at Hie loved tht country of his birth, revered the green Isle of bis pereut ge, ard hoped ite prceperity would be perpetual. that like the creation yo and onward until we ‘at the next Presiden- {ial contest, vot lewn then thirty-four states would then elected will gov. 8 prosperous atatea as ‘The rs 8; in splendid style, @ fomth regular toast, “The Mr. Coox sang © humorous cng on tbe lawless condition of our dirty streoved “Civiljand Retigioua Liberty.” "Our Sister Sociction — thelr honored represintetives are weloome to our Parrouanp, Vice-President of 8:. Googe's Society, responded elegemt y and ay regular tosste were im our grief or our Bloom, always the joy of life" ‘To each appropriate re en followed @ number of impromptu toasts and eperches, all overflawing with genius and humor. of the night Mr. W. T h Male am exce'le of the BALL Av THD OFFT A During the latter part UNSELL, of the T, ndow epech, and ate late evening were happily AMDLY ROOMS The now-commissloned «ficvrs of the O9:b Ragt- and jut the policy whic’ fe Ps vid ant ove be dooms aches from the Bast [edie Squad Tandy Artillery, commended b; ment gave s soiree at the City Assembly K oma, Riding mont real a idodahed TpPgy seal cos ofthe vena have bao daapate. nares Teer autin, rat) et by Oy which proved to bes moet brilliant aifiir. A great Leos ganentally mod fi@. After reading port nt | ed oN Pe por foe the purpose of lading ous if} wen, portion of the Rogiment was present, togethe the ineuural” hs out ¥oe fending ides dee there’ Fraaible, be’ pirates who foceatly eaphared. two DOPWORTI'S SECOND BAND. A large aeatbet of tavind pomts ans ane Y igede, usder p«s- sary ares Pacis ma eal bs walt uo Information rel tive Be 30 plenawre fcasere'of ine | bear this morping the rights of Tarpelohere wore cao taiaivg cst Lave real in number, were in full Z suave cos- | eppropristed to the honor of #:, Patrick, by one of waike Wat romiganons from soy of the wesded | tee, ant looked Wey well The whole negleoeet, {a toot, provented © food thet it is his p fiom Ge'valon towerd the close eppeerance, They pum- power cowfi sed in Dims about $900. Drefes on balance: ug at oe is at 900 an mend, to enfo'ce the d on 1¢¢ p's other tha’ Wants 0 le} Patrick's Brigade, eve ing thwe which have withdrawn beyoud hie no sid, are boos Whose states with the excep: | Composed of Gren ‘Taere will bs no invasion, no war. Toe inference | Hon of Louistena. ‘Go * os Lele wo shaperes sulest force or inva. wion is nec to collect duiies om tinports, aud &"mintale, posta, aed tocapy. Woe trainee will be emp'oyed by ¢ metcuing {t to hts wa c quai hie craton Serie President hes t ration by saying, “The cours here indicated shall bs fllowed Siclees currant Mr, Ancuuatn, Eogineer-Io-Chlef of the Novy, Lew reagred, Volunwers of 2 1tt' men, This concluded the military portion, its force having, a6 we have shown, amounted to 1,184 men, The civic procession, under command of Ow: J ouliana- New Orleans, March 18,—The ordinance J ctlom was doteate tng onder : New Orleans, Mo . rope? feng ty bon ewe ‘ iF sumatences we ns)! y existing, eds bia view nad serie Peese(al eo wionctahs Nestonal tho resboretiou of {rat sroal sym dat ion OKIWACDGH) H99K thie qastifeaston Wri! wot ma dertake to execute the fr sod etber placrs within the where ciroamatanang if he will not water. Moc Grand Mersbal and staff lay, en route fur har for the seare of ‘exw, He powealre wo M ry) wh & view +1 1b N08 Jery Davay to order # regiin mt of mouat- ‘riflemen to Texes, for the potevioa of the fron ter, ‘Texas, Neo Orleans, March 18 —AAvicas received x AND Ger drawn by 13 grep borers, and handsomely decorated. Learing the eran Denier of she Ano th Order of Hibernians. ‘als O der, of which Owam iceman ie Prosidett, paraded over 0,000 members, jitd nae divided toto 94 wperase lodges or {ivislons, Iharde were interspersed emong them, N18 attracted onaiderable at ation by tse splom ore from Fo kes at rai surrendered to bie Tex ‘ vacusdln taker place en tive 2000" taste © 00 will than be taken by she Texas bro spe, Kewo)utiom have peared the Texas Convention wmlinourly wadering thanks > Gan ‘Twrods, Airival of the Palestine at Portland. Portions Avclent Order of MH ‘raids r This body eleo marceed tw dv er, and pared Paher M-tnew Tos! Al cove harmony doabtfal, but boow yo the m lt. Sey tad eral per doen ne ex aft pmvtate point. Ualess the purpose of the P evident 1 jerry on ‘norming, with it ier mows iw apticlps poraded ery 0 men, arne to ssa foroe 0 far 69 was nocsavary, he wai ————— HE le ohjeot was purely” conciliation, withdr Hlectlon of Ualted states Bonator, 12 mtboeer ean Mad euipes @e tro for polidcal, end not militi St. Louis, March 18.—Mr, Gann was rt yaluted by tb ~ rea ey Fennone, ‘eos, was y reason why withdrewn txtey, and Wavno Hi, Jounsme clot ommend be crscration) was to be exrused by the omit | ed. Tus vote being as salle maut party ard the Rypubiicaa press, Tao he | Domruan, 36; Joungon, 83; acon! the gayest throogs which ever adorned this fssh- femable hail, Boanp or Covxcttmax.—The Board met Jeeterday, #n4, after the reading of the minuter, sdjowned te next Monday at 8 o'clock P.M Surcir.—An unknown Betarday night,t> jump into man was seen, on the dock at pier 34, & Kuexan, Grand Marshal, cone next ie the follow. | R., Miouann MaLonny, a watchmaa, threw 1030 to , bian, bat he refused to take hold of 18 and per- iit ed. dy baa > ot been recovered. Irish Netlonal Grvnaiiers, aciing a4 an eaoort to | hé Wore in at the 7th Ward tation hoves, ° Tae cap Fenn ot Cuarnam Sramet,—At nine o'clock Yesterday moral: fire broke out im the upper Postion of the building >. 167 Chatham street, yelling by A\ seslpie enti burned, cause of the wl’ peau Couns, A babe bad Ate taney and was severely “n fire is net mo one wes in the Toom except the present child as the time the fice broke ont, Fs o Broapway.—L Batpwoe & Niven, Ronprp Camuanine 1” from whom iy was at A Disngrorance Hovss,— 160m, © boarder at @ dlsreput ‘bout s remarkably fas appearance, Thetr | Bute in Church street, was arrested yesterday, m in h robbing Cuas Euaasoxs, Hotel. of $100 im gold coin, L veerteks Giue 4, B, “tao wre, Cops, 60 ma Ee seal} ‘he sueequently geve the toner to en, y Last evening, about Averica fae | seven ciclook, # fire broke oot Im the rear portion }oreem OM WIR | OF the bth floor of No, 47 Broadway, ooeupl mapufectarers ' of where the robbery ree ) The guderna- care of bis me NS 3 lee Met se Ta BLACK AND T/ DR. ZELL'S NERVINE POWDERS. Sop; em 1 Mat ace dali ewan given in Coffee, Tea, of Liquor, anknow: returned to the above nv: posecdenenhad ve bettie: ln NOG LOST—A SMALL BRINDLE toa BROOKLYN. as tae @ i els 1 NEW YORK at No. 63 Division -_ the corp, + Rivi Cetznmattox ov Sr. PaTafexy” JT « ere Fag tee _. pear lien a A Murat rerapde Sisto mm ‘This anniversary was celebrated yesterday by sever aT ab Job 9 Dy pe LL. 149 Bldridgo ot. 18.1 al benevolent associations and one or two military companies. The Laborerw’ Haney stent 8 clety and of Hi bernines formed in the rehivg Varcugh several strevia the Mayor and the mom- manetl ta front of a0. tore, LOST—$5 REWARD—FRO! HUT EOYs, = ber po PRICK ONE DOLLAR, 11,008,6 lonsaces Oured.The {thin season of the year, mufterine trom tt hua come we ’ {40 Heeond ave. sorcor Sth ton Manday «4 plabe, ata Ltn, wens! psc Fue canbe collage sith fewers to the name of JET. Ber'to the owner pill Ficelve the above tow Person rind itn sarson see Rdg AL etal "Toay | 8 eed eas i - a with Bas bauwera, flagy, barra Bice” ie Boch hee AND WARRANT LOST—A LAND WAR. “ welfsh aon vareary of the Sts Pati Brooklyn wae celebrated at Moatagu: Img, with & supper, od rant for 1G under act of Dp era to J sec biod, EDW: Tube Vere mrine he eae wh a STOLEN—A REWARD OF faifty sare be dine the maker's ie ee, mar ce Siar ci ies See Shi hart omes. histaaed SOCIETY NOTICES. Inebriste’s Homes, 154 Chatham « —The Reese 08, em Ssurdey night last, a portion of the delegates reeomied ja snotber portion of the bulldin, Bupersteore. , ledee N A. BUBINESS CHANCES, Tax Baooxurs Crry B.nie Soctery.—Ths Sem cl crew As ork side) ft twentieth anvusl meeting of the voll » oly | SEL ee Mare Hed oho te Ne A, AKERY won, cals — THe WELI- B.ble Brctety was held in the Reformed Duich | BY Sou ee McMULKIN, ‘and Moston st, Wi! Wiltsenburen "C. rie From the annual r: port Abed the ewount received was 16, and she tsum expended tha mame, len $10°18 1a ‘te haste ofthe teasnrer, ‘Toe sumber of wlumes distri: BMesvate Netice.—The BAKERIES FOR SALE - A FIRST. RST-CLASS now deing ia business; alse vs aad other ood to get a bakery buted in 1560 was 3.478 ; sold at the depository, is ‘Real meas Ome 1898; Kel 4,576, ‘Th. va'us of the bo ike told wae eid tan $060 98; gi ay, $054 90; total $1.65 SA, Ad ‘were delivered by Rv D: Raxwact, aud A A. WILUETs Pastor of sn8 congregation, RY Os SALE CHEAP POR Cash, leap, stock and fixtures, m (loing » good cual JAKE of Katerprise Homestead Assecia- tatoo eins Daliding plot, aud stand « Bana * wee Brot ix 4 Brick Yanp.—The propristors | shane fq tue « mews oi abbvin | gious the o-unt of a bick yard in Van Brunt street, Rod Hook ats Yekeck, Pet Urton Hall Poldh 1olibed tos lsboee in thee eee sae Fh aa, ko, Tr BARR, Bere ND SHOR STORE FO BALE day afsernoon, thas they sould reduce thelr wages. {he sicck and Oxtures of an old establishes boot le and shoe ot sere, in one ef the poy aren eeores Tv vn cacn objected to the reduction, and {eli u soa ‘the city, ) aad ‘the house Toquire cus of 188 proprietors end the foremam, and bes Z them wresly. ‘The Third Precise a4 th awe ul some pret in arresting some ND OYSTER MARKET FOR shone 2 1 on mvn—8 Get Ln of ee atte Tax Formas Sraeer Rarroap.—Cars ng Atootton, House Paint ThA moot! of F4 of Brooklyn will bs bald ot agree re6warly om the Furman street routs, aad ¢ we hs GOCE Fn, rn 7 etahiubmeeh xi posh am RS | ior Mer Eek pases gere to go to Greenwood oF Boéford froca Ful. torre hones "Toqules tom street by way of South Perry, WOT sseverncee laien L@ of @ a end | mien. sanded iainl D. of 8 wilt hold o aa ‘The publie are WILLIAMSBURGH. Tux Bwiryanns.—The activity at the ship- yards seems to increase every dey. In addition to the Liet of ships being built at the differen yards publisved last work, we have nod thet Megs, Lawamnce & Foouxs are balld- De rr ‘West cosst of 8 yuty America, Bho will be leunehed boat the Let of au Second Mechanics ae geriad mare sn bata Ya Ce ad a ROCERY STORE AND FIXTURES FOR | wes ale taka tea ras tate pie Rag 3 See eereianarseairianeesimme eet GUNAND Piston manvracrony Fon“ April. A propel'er of 100 tous, for the J wks: = vie ‘Company, 1a alee acts oh i 1 are ie feces fhe tris mesrenr forthe aire aa bao = atthe yard of Mr. Lerrow lures veessle or on Eid o1 OF bicance Geeta Shrasteemmts 4 stocks, the largest of w - ie ia m v 1s 9 provaller of abyut 1,000 tone burdea; she le Heh oe mae bead Led Pranic 6 Cans iweerded for tke Hevans trace, The sec rnd ina om Ik rehconer of 88 soos, Derog ‘balk {fF the. Govern. mem, ‘The third vensal 1 ro ar to be tind as 8 woarkes boat on the Bares mare Annest on Sosricion or Lancany. ous —_—_— HOgseseon ing SHOP FOR SALE of tople, at ck of shoes and the bet run of work tbe cite Hcalare spply 102 Norfolk st, up staire BELIGIOUS. TIYLH, of Greenpoint, wee yesterday arrested and | Revival Meet eae Methodiet token be'core Jusiee CaLamax, on suspicion of free On Sit reese Pro ,MaTrisox's) | CEYDLING, WOOD ESTABLISHMENT steals g & ocat from Me, Wurruan, residing im er arm ai at Franklia street, He was commitied to anewer, Rea Hes srenine seated KS aria JERSEY CITY. Anson rm: Were Porsownn.—The Court of | pM QNBOE- 84! os pean ar Tey re 4 Pardina mst yesterday at Trentov, and refused to | Salty ali Hiadelpha papers m= plsase mr. Commute the sentence ef Anson, The ¢xecusion will take plage oa she 10th of April. Ligon Sru1ino,—Jamns GILLEN, keoper <f@/quor shop in South Sth street, Jersey City, ‘Was taken before the Recordar yesterday, and held fo bail for trial on a charge of selling liquor withou & Licino, lareh ith, ote A short ib , Arran Log A iy Wicklow, wre it ‘ay) totereed 1D {oats at 9 o'alook, ai Sane Sarent At New Dorbem, A CuxnK, " a4 N. J, March tite Ly My wih, Cparmene 08 TasrmeVowwms & “eit avin vest at eerege erat ADaalel: | Oy ste AND DINING SALOON FOR F triecds are cinefted te ‘attend the funeral Ne he wit bay. On oy ate ‘atng on’ bee on Tie ae fis, Serre Src, Weetavaen ou Wedseatay, Tl del ‘ted ae So tn advice Canales iT" D Maree 18th, Flo Gaus) ees Beaetea Desa needy yas ae rempecifully tavited te mt Wah Got ro a ot Potokeky ah Trlalty Charey, Muy Taosk renvo mo aean at Banwom's Museum are decideoly i euziow lay ieee parte 1 %' enh ed actors. ‘1a valle th to the diswotden of the Ustows t's Burst SS int YSTER AND DINING SALOON FOR Nfjtituated im bualners past of the tty: las, tia iven for ‘selling wise 297 Ni Bratt] aE