The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 15, 1866, Page 2

a | | } NE f Y( m K . { no drones and ama|)-fry politicians to manage it 100 N.Y. Cen. R..... 92% 990 Chl. @ NW. PE. 545 SOCIETY NO'T Ices SOCIE ry mOOTEC Es. i ] KE 4 5 ‘ OU. ' 125 d0........92292%q 20 G0. « 64% e . ae Bache plan ie not onl practioabie, tut feasbleand boo Erte sotecess O80 COP.ALW.S 0 a $1" GRAND PUBLIC MEFTING OF THE wo Hi the law i enact 100 do... ‘ sigh dh nedip tbghrae patch (4 400 Chi. OS. WLR, is Killian Cireie of F. bi. w))! be held at Military in @ seen n, for represeinge@he rapacity of land- N(tick—THE MEMBERS OF THE fe THURSDAY MOUMNING, MARCH 15, 1866, bernian Le nevolent society are requesiedto WGBresessicces ‘% | Ha’l, 198 Bowe Thoreday evenine, March 16th, attend @ special meeing, at thier root. ivi Wet A Jest aod Necessary Mensure. lords, P ltielans Gshing after voves ney be ready at Ts o'cloek. "Kudresee wil Le delivered by B.D. | 1th at, om abuse Tharaday «ven: March idih.10 * a . . Killian, Robert Crowe and J. F. O'Farrell; aleo some | tnake hus) arranvemeute tor St. Patrick's liar. 3 AB important ny asure ie now pending sn Con- | en ugh to advocate any scheme that may be toe wees good Fenlan vones. All in favor of redermin: the | order, EDWARD McGLAUGH “LIN, Pres, PEI creas relative to th protection of army office’® | proscie!, without reference te the consequences, | OP US 68 6-08 Wiig bg Resting = 6 Pitted old land from Britieh wwrann. are invited to attend, | MULDOON, Sec, iy a t &4 O.. 2% «4500 do... ..99 s@1.0 NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN TO Tit P’ members of the Ocean Steamship Firenmn and Coaipasers’ Provective Association. thas * rots prosecutions for offelsl ects done by ern MARTIN ©. MAHONEY, Contre, BP. LAMB see 120 provided they secure individual popularity. fe U.S. ba, 10-47%. 90's & during the late rebellion, The proposition je an % ; ; 09 ‘do $1 ' 40 ‘ A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE JOHN Before folowing the lead of such men, the] suo Pres, ¢ 3-1. 094 4) Mich. Cen. R.. Mitehei Circle, Fenian Brotherhood. will be held mimendwent to a exiating law, and tt provides | over.turdenel tenants shoult eek a more | hi to, ja ptt OB 1 Con, % gh Tharedey evening, 1D tome Ee eocerat Ah ey OR ee ; cubstantialiy, that officers sbell not be smenatic | practicable remedy than that of legislating | lod Mo. be. 5 wc A entiemen to address the meetne, KOBeRT | line of mareh. By order of JAS. F, PZGeM for “any search, e@zure, arrest, imp isoumes on a matter that cannot be iraproved without dis ooo Cam ties pee 4 fe c 4 OUNBON, Centre _JAS, CONKLIN Bre div. Prest. ATE rpteren er other ect performed by ther while io the dis- | gurting the whole foundation upon which our sy | 405.) Cea.k. 02) 10) Cb. & KLE 4 A — EXCELSIOR — 4—YOUN MEN 6 S ‘T. PATRICK'S DAY—ALL CIS Fa wessure of (hischaracter te easily perceive!, With | with those who demand a jaw that shall probibit sa a Bi) 100 AL @T. HK... Sie at ts grcloek, in their Hail, cor. Sith at, and Sth av are requesied 'o send me, before Friday morni 5 dereription of said Danvers, with mottoes, names oMcers, &e, JOHN MAHON, Sun office $16 TP RANSFIGURATION ROMAN Calle out it there vould be nothing to prevents who gale arrest of late Union officers who might '@ found in the Southern Sietes after the restoration of the ll, Fea, hetmeeuog. St any raise in the rent during She year, cate the passage of such law, even that matter is SPECIAL NOTICES, +o ‘ 1d Bae | iw Hud. Re Red ne of special contract, and if a tenant only tires | o a BOYD), Bee. 17 te t. A, B, Boorety “7 eer ar are La 4 = us “=~ ie A el habeas corpus, The feeling of animosity With | his apartments for the month ot May, ate cerisin Threat Diseases,—"‘We would call atten- PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CUON- (0 et eee eiaeted to the Chareb). on tie which these ere are regaried by the lave revels | ease of rent for thet month, he isin ‘auls if he does | tion to ‘lirowu's Bronchial Troches.’ We have found bau ht Raneers’ Circe of the F, B, willbe bod | [bursday evening, a 7 o'cioek, to adopt ther ng would jead n endless succession of real or im- egiuary charges, and, se the adjulocin of the cages Would be solely in the bands of prejudiced judges and jaryren, it may be inferred thatthe result would (e anything but fevora- die to the accused, The bil in ques Consotution, and make preparations for our peraje op Bt Vatrek’s Day, HENBY I, CARROLL, ! @, JOIN BOWLES, Hoc. bec. lat (THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MENS Father Mathew T. A. B. Society, No. 3. we hereby poufied to meet at yh ir Hall, 76 Prince 4, ining, 16th :oet., at 7 o'clock, vor the porpas nd te receive their badges. N.B You } » | om tbureday, 15th imat. at Ja Reon tall, Jackson not agree with bie landlord thet that rate shall also | them efficacious in allay ng Irritation tn the Throa equare, when ine’ fo lowing centie oak ahh ar arere ' . ft re i he |] he aulience: Mr, Comelic, Mr. Burke and Mr. 8 t- govern all the other monthe in the year, If be | and Bron bia, and would commend them to ¥ h neglecta to provide against any rire, bis landlord | stveation of Public Speskers and others troubied | (97., Admesion tree, Ladies smvited. 1A) sum O'SHEA, Cectre with affections of the Throat. They ere aiso on ¢ " = < . 7 excellent remedy for Hoarseness resulting from A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE , tarf Circie, F. B. wiilte t eold."-Congregationaliat, Borton, 118 Jétav, and tithet.on Frieay can paton en additional rent; then if the tenant will not pay the increas, he ja at lilerty to seek ther quarters, He knows that this practice is Mirch Beveral distiue is: ' ing t© become members can be electea 4 tion will meet with considerable oppositica on the | regirted to by hundreis of unscrupulous lendiorea, | ., It 'e Net * Iinmbag Re ¢ onvinced — | dings the meet. JAMES MOOKE, Centre aud parade wth us on Bt. Pesrick’s ground that it ia calculated to protect officers who L ’ ees in ue ony a ho e JOIN McDONNELIL, Bee i but how will it be helped by legislation? The best | Mi tca fe's (ext R HY L. LYNCH, Pret. JOUN A. KEL matic Remedy hae gained a 1s . ; re VN ea 3% Kee sec, , do ° e on. aud ie wn) ended (y GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANC., Mi. — a Committed unwerranted outrages under the cover | iegisistion we know of is that above indicated te: tore in Now York Pr the only ware cure for thee f Father Mathew T.A B. Sccie ¥, So "THE GREEN ABOVE THE RED—A PUR of military authority, No doubt there were many | ().+ advice to tenants of this clase is, to make thar | Kieu sm wT New York, will be hed ‘his evening, at TF lic meeting wili be beld at ‘he sasembly roo. fingrant sete of jujustice and eruelty committed bY |v ecig) beargeins, which the Cours have always hall, coro: chiet and ud ave, Bpeek ne by cor 22d st and let ave, on this Thursday, March 15 mption cam be cured by the use of *ulmuupic Bytup Be wt Tonic end ‘of Ail three u mnedcines ere DeCanp and brother Join Duan, cringing by @ er Lovkin and others, ie pabuc ae inwit: . wvermace heres) potified to ap ear t | same time ia ci on Sa arday morning, ac Y A, ¥., lo ced will be proteaionaily St. Partiv’s Day, JAMFS Deis ShY Pre tu uedty, irom 9 wo 3. Advice flee. in { wee’, 1 of his’ medicines to lingo Vice President, JAMES BA os py sires, 3i0 - a = — . " - PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD Wheeler éc Wilson Leck metcom mew ine | Flic the oth Ward Hovel, Mareh 15:b, ot TP, Ma Mechine aod Ba ton Hiole Moch ne © 6 broadway 21 Sorter af Deans abd Contre tia Sor the parhene 6 lowe sewing Machine Company No 620 reaniaing a Cire e of the Fenian brotoerhvod, bmi Rroniway, S. Y. Elias Liowe, Jr., b seaiaent, —-* nent speakers will actend 2 He 30 phat atin| zante. —________ ——8_ | RATHER MATHEW T, A.B, SOCILTY Grover & Baker’s Highest Premiom No, ot N.Y. will bold a public meeting at elastic etitch sewing machines tor ‘amily use and | their hallcor Y8ast and ¥d avenue, top floor, this improved lock suiteh machines ior tailors anu manu. | Thuredsy eveol:@, atT@ o'clock. spesting by Mr. Bow es and Mr Lakin. Singing by Mesers, Wil- urore, 405 roadway, S/T ae = y ton, Carrod, Facan, MeCutecheo and Sam, Ashworth ato -' jock, jor the purpose of organ of the Feaiau Brothert l') aca Gol, F, PF. a y PAT'K TRAYSOR, Centre, protem. ANT iN? McA! LEY, Bee. 131 @er Federal officers during the wer. Execptional cases B.D. Ki jan, Dr. Cope O! that kind ore inseparable from war, Ibis als true thet the authors of such acts should be belie accountable, sud sbet their insiguia of office shou d Bot protect them irom merited punishment. Bur Mt should be borne im mind thatall offecders vi that kiod are directly responsible to the Govero meout, and to secure their punishment it ts only necessary © toake outs clear case against them The question to consider is simply this: Whether is ia better, under the circum stances, to leave the punishment of those Offenders in the hands of the Government, or sustained, and landlords koow that th tenants are suficient\y and prompily the laws now in operation. righte of ted by The New Capitol Building at Albany. Tue discussion ia the Leg alature upon the erec- tion of a new Capitol building at Albany, 1 @ aub joctol great {nterest to the people of the Fropire Htate, who hevefor many years beea convinced that some suitable building shouli replace the tw serable spology now used as the Capitol of the first State in the Union. When the Legislature Gret considered the question of erecting # now " — | Maé4ss MEETING MOZART WARD COM A MITIERS, ‘The Ward Compaltiees of the several wards of th city, and she mem bers of the General Commitiue Mozart Hail, wisi aesorn ble at CLINTON HALL, pane TUFSDAY EVENING, Qutb inst. at T o'cloesy for the purpose of @ more tho:e@ugh organization, ar of discussion of the prinerpies of the National Dewo racy, Lickete of ad wission will be distributed to ¢ metbers oniy atthe meeting of the General Cov ‘ear Trees tor Sale ata sacri- Aliso. a Scump Ocition by Mr. Bien, THOMAS M ¢ t turn over the whole class of Union officers, goo Lhe bacriber, vesirous ot th ne Ou LIS | CONCANNON, Pies, HENRY T. CAKROLL, wl} 18e) bp be bas ae re on THURSDA and bed, to the tender mercies of the courte aud uilding, Various plaas end mod: ls were submitted ave r orchards, one haifthe | Rec, nec, 122 EVENING, Li & By o: of . c n pric over two thousan 4 liwart ang é ard Pear trees, of the Bartlett, Louise Boune de Jersey and Duchess d' Angouieme varieties, from three to seven yeacs old, and im Learing condition Parties desirous of purchasing can give the trees a ViILLIAM P. LEB, Chairman EDWARD B. {EA1'H, & E. NOLAN, Be ALCTION NOTICES, IAN BROTARRHOOD—1HE CON- ational Wolie Vone Cirese will bold their business meeting, at 744 Broadway, ou o'clock, Allmembere and by different architects; and there is now op exhib! jon a number of these m.niature representations of what the new Capitol will be, provided) the Le- people of the South, Is would be « maniiest in Justice te «!low the men who took the most yp: omi Neus pers. suppressing the reteliion, to be here ‘ precual ir ction, All orders by mali wil b he [ero of the Armless sleeve | ——_—_—-— val - — i islature adopt any one of the number now pre | POreone q img vo e Her - 2 af ched to persecutl jose and suifering | #'* sture w y ' yotuptly atteuded to, WILLIAM Y. BEACH for our brovhere in Briyeh J -G ry ponye dcop atest ay ter peed be osevie | | sented for inspection. At the present time only Walllneford, New Haven Co,, Conn. pg PA SR si tig UCTION NOTICE--GERARD, BETIS 4 dungeoms, are invited toastend, PAL'K COUNFY, Centre, McKENNA, Sec. ll PENIANS, AND ALL WHO WISH TU become renians, asention! Ihe Sareficld Cs- dete will boidapublie meeting at headquariers, 7.4 Broatway, on Thured jag, March (he lot ; will be in attendance, A M ein, PAL'K KEKNS. Sec, 114 F B—A PUMLIC MEKTING OF THE @ Fireball MeNam Guards Circle, will be he d this evening, at Sp a O'Shea pibowy's Hail cor of Pitt and Broor » Col. T, Mulcahy an cther gentlemen will be prevent. VINUENT i, McNAMARA, Centre, KDWAKD CROMIB, se "ty. WILLIAM JOSEPH IVEKS, Treasucer. sPETER KBAM, JAMis KENNY, PEL Ed sai TH, Commit- ter of Saiety 103 CO.—JNO, 8. BETTS, Auct'r—will sell on Mone March 19th, at 10 o'chock, at 166 Lexington avq Siet st, by order of the astignoe, the stock com in the above store, consisiing ip part of 6 wines, lnynore, tesa, eugere, coffee, soap, canne goods, candles, starch, splecsextracts, flour, cracke meal, pute, dred traits, muces, p ckles, oils, meat fish, about 100 bbls potatoes, molasses, ayrnp, &o, rn WMA Tas. COLEMAN—On Wednesday, Mareh 14, Murtha Co man, aged 62 years, @ native of Bourisinosary, Queens Co, Ireland His friends aod acquaintances, and those of hte ton Mu ha, are teque ted to attend the funeral, from his late resiqence, 464 Weet 26th et, oa Friday, 16th inet, at 1 e'ciock 108 GEAGAN-—At Baltimore, Md., on Sunday, 11th inst, or typhoid fever, john Francie Jeffersou Gea- ean, in the deh year ot bis age, eldesteon of Michael and Julia M, Geagan, 8 MADDFEN-—On March 14th, Thomas Madden, in the 32d year of bie ve Relatives and friends of the family are invited to atiend the fuceral, at So Broome at, on Friday atter- one complete model sppears to embrace all those features which we think should be introduced into a public building designed for the occupation of our Legislative Assermijes and other State officers. As we believe the Empire State can efford to erect one of the han isormest structures—this sije of the Capitol at Wasbington—we do not think the poo- ple will ot ject t> being taxed for as perfect a build- ing, for such purposes, as our architects and builders are skilliul enougo to plan and erect. The model of Remurasvt Lockwoop, sq, anu architect of this city, combines graadeur and day ol ‘ ely by anactike that which is now under dis- cuss on is Cougress, However much Congress may quarrelcrer the exciting topice thet bave lately Leen occupying their attention, they should agree upon the pout that it is the duty of the Government to now siend by the men who stwod dy the Union in ite time of peril. What the Ex-Kebol Leaders Aro About Iv ie interesting &) notice the manner in which the prominent rebel Generals have settied down to private life. Lee is now leading the Virginia Se. Aiso a: 12 o'clock, the 5 years lease of the hous store and stable, alsoa votuable horse, wagun, ba ness sleigh, &c, &c, Termes cash—bankable money only, 4) } AVID DD. EGAN, AUCT'R, WILL SEL this day, at 2o’clock a: 456 Canal «t, burrauy, bedeteads, bedaing, blankets, sheets, S-ply and io erain carpets, china and crockery, stoves, lookiug sineses, and @ lot of seccnd hand goods LF par storage. <i fainess. Acc R noon, 16th inst, at 1 o'clock, vis THER MATHLW 1. A. 1. B. SOCIETY, | POgmPH MoGUIRE, AUCT., OFFICE 13 youth upon the educational road, instead of lead- eid fo ace - -<ncpirge that a NOLAN—Op Saiurday morning, March 17th, ats io, 9 Brooklyay BD wel Pe Cee, tines Third ave, will sell thie day, at 11 o'ciork, ihe ing the eduits om the roed to Washington. Joun- | ee cover re MANETS) orciock. « Mure of Requiem wil be ceobrated tor the | Prrance smosung Coders speakers: Mesers, | Coptente of the tin and pit mbing 69 Lbird feet-—baving four fronts, The principal front will be S12 fees wide, the walls being carried up in the Boman Corinthian style of architecture to a hewht of over one hundred ‘eet, an’ these ornamented with a cornice exceedingly rich aud beaudiu, An immense dome rises two hundred feet higher, ‘elng S17 feet above the pavement, and from ite summit will be seen an extensive view of the country around Albany. The dimeusions of this dome are said to be osly a few feet smaller than those of the dome on the Church of &t. Peter in Rome, but uulike the latter, this dome will appear as if supported in the air by {inmense figures, or caryatides designed in harmony with other pieces of statuary, placed in niches and pedestals a. ound the building. The design of Mr. Locswoop has received the unqualified praise of all who bave viewed it, and the indications are that it will be adopted, many of the membere of the Leyislature and the State Government having @xpresse’ themse)ves favora- bly. Wepresume the work of buiding will not be long delayed by the discussions that are going on in the Legislature, for as soon as our law makers understand that the people of this State desire a Capitol building that shall be worthy of our position in the Union, they will not hesitate to take the final legislative action necessary to pro- ach a structure, avenue, consisting of complete sete of tinemiih and plumberts tools, &c. By oraer of MATHEW NL. GENT, Marshal, 126 AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIS DAY LY JOUN MORTIMER, 16 East Broadway, of s Mendid aasortinent of women's clething silk and other dresses, skirts, shawls, «loaks, sheets! remnants, spreads, tableciorhs, quilis, blanketsshoes eaiters, and other goods well worthy the atieo'lo save 50, o.bers, By order H. McALERNAN repow the soul of ibowes Nolan, who wae killet rear White Houre Land ng on March J7th, 1865, son of itunes and Mary Nolen, of Clonaslee, Queene Co. Lreiand, and meus of Troop C, birt N.Y. mount cd Kifles, His frieuda, and (hose of the faunal yy are respectiuliy invited to attend, at St. Fraucis' Church, Jist et, bet, Orb and Teh aves ws @om ie rebuilding the Danville Railroad, of which be is Buperinutendent, amd is employing about five dandred ex-rebel soldiers in the work of laying track —which is better than making tracks befo.e Eusemay, Pemuanton, who delended the Vicks- burg forts sgainst Guawt, bas found that bie real forte is farming, and be is accordingly engaged in the quiet pursuits of egriculture in Vir- ginis, Dick Taviom has at last got into his proper element, having leased s canalin Louisiana. Fornget, who raised so much excitement by his reds toward the Obio River, during the war, is pow engaged in raising corn and cotton.in Tennos- wee, Avother class of rebel officers, such as Eancy, Puoe, Kiny sucrn, ete., who proved to bem) |.tary failures, are atill keeping up their reputation by proving to Le failures ascivilians. They aredown in Maxtuitian's dominions, trying to do justwhat they did al! through the rebellion—to lead their Yountry men into difficulty, falconer, Gillingham and McCe Messrs, Langdon, Koilas, miss bic N. B,-The members of this pociety titled te facemabie at hg a Ser y : fall ja, in order participate infor ry selobeeaton® ot 8b. Patrick's Day. JAS. FLETOMER, Pree, BRYAN MALONY, See, 101 RIENDS OF IRcLAND AWAKE—A Pub- lic Moet.ng of the sarefield Circieo: the FB. wil, be held this Tuureday Evening, at Uns Hai, Myrtle av, Biokiya. Persons wish.ng to join the oO @an.zaiion will b au opportunity to co #0, R. (row, Haq. aad o'her eminent sp eudrese the meeuug., JOUN M.GALLAG IE entre. 1a KAND PUBLIC) MekTING OF LHE Garryowen Cadets Circle of the Fenian Brother. ood wii at Putnam Hall, cor, 126i et. an! souea sthe meesing, Coi, O'Mahoney peakers will be present. D 8 n TRADE NOTICES. ALONGSHOREMEN’S ASSOCIATION NO. 1.-The members aie hereby notitied to attend Qua.teriy meeting et 68 hast Broatway, on Thur: way, lotho Merch — By odor of eae 8 5 1 1 AWNBROKER’S SALE —THIS Day,! JAMES AGAR, Auct., will sell at 59 New How. ery, at lie o'clock, men's coats, pants, vests; at 13 o'clock, drevees, slawls, cloams, capes, uuderciot)) sheets, spreads, tablecloths, remnants, pillowa, bod shoes, 1 English Brosseis carpet; at4 o'clock pre ciety, watches, jeweiry, oper «ins-es, &o, By order ot JAMES HAKTLEY, 192 Varick at, SAMUEL WYNN, AUCT'R, NO, 27 NEW \ Chambers at, sells this day, at 2 o'clock, fine fix- tures of saloon 352 Water ar; fine bar, miiror, beer Pompe, tables, chairs, he. sal positive. _ 106 Vy "M. WITTE:RS, AUCTR—SELLS, THIS day, at % o'chock, at 404 Caval st, by order of assignee, the entins furniture, carpets, oliclotha.bede bedding, patlor su tom Tana: tb carpets, and 5 JODKU « MEETING OF THE 'LONGSHORE Bh’p Painters’ Association will be he don Phure- day evening, Mareh 15th, at 18ST Howery,at Ts veloc, By ‘order, PEIER FILZIMMONE, Pres. JOUN LL. CAS Ree. Bec. 6 OOPERS, No, 1—A SPECIAL MEETING will be held at their Rooms, 285 Grand et, Brook lvn, EB. D., on thi ening, March loth, at 74 o'clock, Every member is requested te attend FRKANKNOLAN, Pre 8 pork LABORERS’ UNION PROTECTIVE Ansocia'ion, for the 16th, vutb and 22d Wards A merting of this Association will te held at Mr. James Reillev's, S75 Eleventh avenue, on Monday evening Mareh i%th, at 7 o'clock, All Dock La- borers living within the above limits are respect- fu ly invi @1 to be present. By order of the Commit- be. JOHN DALTON, Chairman. OWEN CONLIN, beoty. oy SIGHT HOUR LEAGUE BADGES— FORDHAM & WHEELER, Manofacturers of Traie Badges, No. 15 Jobn st, rooms 4% and 5, Carpenters’ and! U. tadgos in ailver Tie, In silver gilt SScts. In gold $18). Naval badges, and de- Peter's R. ©. T. A. B. Society are requested to be at our meeting room, basement of st. P a Church Harelay et, promptiy at 9 o'clock a.m. on Saturday, 1Tth inet, ‘The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will te offered precisely at that hour, forthe benefit of the members aud theirtriends, The society will form line immediately after Mass,to take part in the pro- ceanon of the day. by order JOUN CANTILLIAN, Marebal, N.B..- Chere will bea regular meeting ot the Soe ety on the following evening [sonday) at 7 o'clock p.m, P, NIMAN, Pres, J. FITZPATHICK, Kec, Rec. 24 SI. PATRICK’S DAY—CIVIC CELEBRA- rion. —The tollow programme for the direction of the elvic bodies that will participate in the cele. brat.on of St. Patrick's Day, 1566. has been adopied by the Convention of Irish Societies of New York, Brooklyn and vicinity, and qill be ‘strictly ob- Legislating against Landlords. dvance iu bouse renis, for the current year, ia @ #1) ject of much concern to the working classes, As the annual moving season draws pear, the importance of the matter is more forci- bly impressed upon the minds of tenania, and there iss gei ora) divposition to inquire if there be not some means by which the extravagant LADIES, BOYS and children's shoe stove for sale, established & years, in @ good locality, doing @ good business. Cheap rent. Enquire to the store 35 Sixth eve, GOOD CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED— A large grocery in Mott st, near Grand, with spartments, Appy to Mr. P.GAFFNEY Cham- bers st, room 9, Motil sold, ‘Price #00. J 3. : peppasiboteeeersiereprranry signs for badges, of all kinds made to order 447 | served :— clock GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR rentals may be avoided. Two or three mectings Fimancial News, Markets, as. T 18 THE SPECIAL REQUEST OF THE he my pe phd break he Thee A TA Mott at. 8 of workiagmen have been held for the purpose of considering this suiject, and @ disposition bas been manifested to combine, in the hope of secur. ing some measure of relief, This feeling is quite peturel, Movements calculated to oppress or burden the people, are nearly always productive ef opposing combinations, Popular movemeuts of this kind, however, are apt to be guided, to Now York, Wednesday, March 14, 6 P M--The afterneon quotations of the general Stock market, compared with these of yesterday afternoon, show an advance in p:ices of frem 4 to 1% percent. Govern- mente were strong with an upward tendency, Gold closed at 130%, Foreign exchange was inactive at 1.8% @ 105%. for 60-d: tling, The loan markes was easy at O percent, with trarei.c ious as 5. Prime (dicounts con inue te pass at TaS per cent,, bot order: Father Mathew T. A. B. Society, No, 2, of New York, Jobn Reilly, Marshal, bast Broadway, right resting on Grand at. Hibernian Benevolent Boclety, of New York, Chas, H. Tyler, Marebal, right resting on Gouverneur at uarymen's U.P. Society, Chas, Allen, Marshal, right resting on Montgomery at, Benevolent society of Bt, Vincent de Pani, Brook- ya, E. trick Kelly, Marshal, right resting ou Clinton LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE, WITH stock and fixtures, and 6 years lease, Apply for 2 da. t 404 Corum bia st, Seuth Brookiyn, 39 PARTY OWNING HORSES, TRUCKS, carte and barnes, suffic ent for doing « large business, wishes @ partner with moderwe meaus. kor particular, iuquire of ISAAC A, BialGus, it Nassau et, room 10, a5 A BUTCHER'S SHOP, WITH FIXTURES Lonashoremen's Pio ective Scclety. No. 2, of Brook yn, as ‘hey are now trying to obtain a fair rate © wages, that the working clase of men of N w York 1 Be n will mot in any way interiere with ) now in their hour of trial with their employes, We trust that no good hearted man willin any way luterfere Lb them, and the hope thet all kin me) will take an act.ve par! inthis etiace t himeel! that itie to the interest of all we ae We!) as to the society that is now trying te it, We alro trust that they will do all in th power if the’ know of any man inclined to injure us, ; " B. Society, No. | 2b, Su back reom. Will be sold cheap. Call at 630 @ome extent, by impuler, pasion, and @ disposi. | there is not much demand for other gradesof com. | 4 rovent, hiss from doles, oo. the rociety josie 2, Bane _e eather Mathew 7. A. B. Roolerys Mo. Kast 1th at, ber, aves. Aad cst | Yabo ton to take impracticable stepe for accomplishing | mercial paper, The New York exports (exclusive of | {yo cites are acting in nccordance with this re juest, | & feht resting on Eat Broadway, RARE CHANCE—A GROCERY AND Firemen's aud Coal Vasers' U, P Association, specfe), for the week ending March 13, aud since Johu C, Grabam, Marshal, East Broadway, right Jamuary 1, compare as follows: thelr purpose, It is important, therefore, thas whatever action way be taken by the work ng- men, collectively, with regard to the high rents, sbould be directe:! into the proper channel at the q@utect. The idea of co-operative move- ment to meet the demands of rapacious landlords ait as bean the dpe and voly sunren } the employers when they have totall back on the House of Keuce in New York, and take the refuee's in | Testing on vate WAS iteratans. of Mew Yerk, Joho Scataand iand them in ther etores, feed them wih | mitkerand Thomas Kearns, bala, New Canai breud and beer, guard them with police, and take | ¢.UChtt® reotine 08 Eset Broad then bask va the eysnine me beak again Phy 4 “ancient Order of Hiberni ong Island, John . Aha . - . * solve. to a wan bo live on three dry crackers per day, oF dame Harsh jew Canal ot, right oe on leh or obtain their wages. ote ‘Transfiruration Romen Catholic T, A. B. Soclety,of roufectionery etore, doing & good cash business, 6 offered for « 16, as the owner is sick and cauu attend to business ; rent $15 per month, with men.s to livein, paid the Ist ofthe month, © East Sid ot. 182 FE OR SALE—OYSTER AND DINING _ saloon 41 Gieeowich at, for 3 days, — ait FOR SALE—BUTTER AND MILK Lepoi, For the week, ......... Previously reported,, 1, 69 Bince Jan, Ist...... $4,914, $45,700, 450 The New York imports compare as follows: is entirely correct, sud to make it practical and 1866, TOTICE TO BOSS MASONS AND PLAS. | New York, Join McBride, Marebal, East Broauway, candy and variety store, coing & good cash b. a Dry Goods meses 85,261 N vy. All | Fight resting on Kytgerg et, ness y . c iret Sacre effectual is is only necessary to give it the right General Merchandise... wins eld dearer etttaeel ha om thet denand : 59 Bi *Longshoremen's Ai . B, Society, John Gannon, | ons iva for selling. ool scsi aoe direction, Ip the lirst place, it requires but little ——= | dsy,ou aud after the let dey of April. 1866, By | Marehal, right resting on leit of Trausfieuration TOK SALE C > ToOnon aTivE reflection to see that ibe project of appeal Forel for the week 3 $5,453,908 r'rof the Association, A delegation trom the 1st, | R- C. T. A. B, Society, Deswoen Rutgers aud Pike K SALE CHEAP — LIQUOR STORE Project of appealing to the | Previously reported..... 1 $n936008 | 85, bd and och Divisions of L, Lei, Asece alton are | oe with rooms to live in, Apply 5. W, cor ot Sheriff Legislature for relief is nog feasible. That body, even if is bad the disposition, could not regulate wachedule of rents. It ts just se impracticable to fix ap arbitrary steccard for the control of rents #4 1s would be to determine by law that # working mean should not receive more than # specific sum for hislabor, The ‘house to let" is the capital of the landlord, and the labor of the workingman is die capital—no provision of law can be made to vi y nd tt eting 7 =t. James’ Roman Catholic T. A. B, Society, New pare 3 ¥ ° a Wr eisilaa tate RETR of the Sth } te JON Devry Marshal, Pike at, right resting on Hall, 44.4 «t, between > id ih aveg, on Tuesda, cok sronowaye eee Ly th, 1860 hts t RICK BREADY, Cheumen’ Fatuer Mathew U, B, T, A. B, Soclety (parent), N. MAKTIN GOODE, Bee, bbs Ya vert te asey, Marah |, East Broadway, right ree a at. JOTICE TO BOSS MASONs—THAT ON | st. Bridret's M. B. and B. Society, of New York, t the ¥d day of April next, the operative | Jcba H. Iivine, Tahal, in Market at, right resting 5 k 10r lees wages than 9. 50 | on East Broadw 2 t date will not work for aur Bt. Peers n Catbolic T, A. B. Bociety, New WAM. SULLIVAN, Pree PAL RICK | York, John Cantiilian, Marshal, East Broadway, WT ne resting om Market et. PAINTERS OF NEW YORK WHO MAY | poche Rute pancention Roman Catholic 7, 4:3; gud Stauton ste, N.Y. ba SUK SALE—LEASE, SJOCK AND FIN- Fd juree tne Cee pest our and teed stores, Apply to “H.F.COYLE & "O0n 16 Beaver street, Seek a See 7? Ps At an HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A TOY, can 7 and variety store ior sale cheap—oue room attached, in West 15th st, near sth $4 per month, ty ave, 174. Rent HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Gko- $61, BUT On 'Change to-day Flour opened dull and drooping, Lut closed rather more steady, Wheat Ic, better, with a moderate inquiry, Corn was more active and and lc, better, Oate were quiet. Lard opened heavy, and closed more firmly, Beef was unehanged, and Whiskey was steady, TOOK SALES—FIRST BOARD. 1000 1.8. fa, "US, Ts 100 Del. & Hod. C. 124% 18000 U8, Gy b-2 "6, 13%) G00 Mariposa PL... is Bince Jan, lst,....... @2 = rth: ¢ .) : te out of work on sccount of the reiusal of their | resting on eft of Bt, Peter's K. C. T, A.B. Bociet cery anu liquor etore f le, 2 govern ether If couse-rents are too high, the pun. Bb. 10s ty bY Pacific M. & emplovers to saree ¢o the elght hour eysiem, ate | between Market and Catharine. i IDOE chore TOF dale, 364 Monroe ot 88 remedy consieta in weakening the demand, and | 2f).0' 8 & 40. woe tt ¥ YC en KR ordered 0 repors as otro yOliten Hesti, 9S eisth ave, picnevolent Bociety ° | united fone of Erin, Joha $10 WILL BUY THE STOCK, FIX- ¢ ' a . . & esereer Ue ol + @. nesday anc huraday e@veaing, trom to errington, Marehei, right resting on left of luumac- this le the only fc andation upen which to build ine * Erie B, eee O'clock, by order of Coummitiee, 63 lars Geoeapien K c, f A.B, Bceleur. ed vegetable hand to oe HA ara plan for relief, We bave bitherto demonstrated | <2”, D BETO RTs os aver see | x : Tae em MT aye The line ot march will be takeu up at 12 o'clock M. | Apply om the premises, YS4 high bub : w Tenn, 14 Hua QHIP JOINERS—A REGULAR MEELING | precisely, when the signal gun will be fired; pare | oireet MGBLA AYO, Rear 28 ; at co-ojerstion on the part of comsumers ne a 10 Boadiiix it . , of ui ey w York pip Jone ‘s Lulou will be | Gown Eset Broadwa” and Chatham etreet to the enst : = 8 @ eovereigt ‘ewedy for the bi ota ; ca 4 t hei we jowery, cn ‘Lhuisday evessug, March te of tue Park, whe ihe procession will pass Pats ot vm A dye . ‘ y for 6h prices of com i v eo, % } oi, wo, FRANK Witiik, ress; WW. | ew ep Cae Mayor aed nan fered SHIPPING. mocities; and in orier to es ape extoruon iu re- fs a aaa 4 ils. © a2 Sa ol) OVER ALy Sec, eee | ; thence up Broadway to Fourteenth street, passing - — aisiiaeaianiamiemeal erect to renie is le only necessary to adops the | Baw oe oii. TN BIW do... ddats'y | PU LOSS SASH AND BLIND MARERS— | BoNte nih tree: to hiehth evente, up ticki ore: | P2ASSAGE BY STEAM AND PACKET SHIP covoperati ny ninciple, Let worktnemen combine | j, Hh Obie & Mivs.,.. 96 g BG BL Cee, Berens ite Ooo aoe ee ane on Mae aan us Bilod | pus to Twenty third see ac. third Cucina lee Line? from end re Laver and 2 rent Bicstics i wit, bo idou ‘Tuesday evening, Masch 13ta, 4 " - Ly (alee, i toxetter and orvan'se essoalations forthe purchase | aw Eriezd MoM0.1m 150 Cle. w Bite, R. 78" | Lowe's, twas semlve. hol ch tay after Apri ca | Seet to Fimt avenue, down First 8 b | dc. Avpiyto WILLIAMS § ULI, 29 Drosdway au OF erection of their own tenemecta, Ii is not ex- | 2% Bu AR Bal ys 01 Ye, oct es ais | Ni demand. an advance of bu cle a day, JOS CU | dinuise shals of the different fos | oo SOusH Bt ‘eae 48 yOu, ». +t. * . . aa Dip P ot. m“. PPh Y, au ) nav % 0 | . " Midt) ion AWN , "3 pected that they have the requisite woney for | lw Chi. & N.W.1 rt * i 0 Cha aN, We ae Aaake® Oot. ec ‘ ue ai fadeerse te bare thelr py ee ud at (TAPscotl's EMIGRAT {ON any FOR. arrying out thie pol ey solely with ther own ree | Qin yy g“Geus latuclw — iad Chica'N. WP oa SOCIETY NOTICES, marhate 1 F Shing DELI BT sources, Lut if they would inaugurate these jolus | 40 Told Wilet,. 85° lu Wrrrcereeees O8G | ——-- ! JONN J, THERRY) Grand Marshal. Persons w'shing to seud ior (ueir frends, can have bur 1oc& Web, 2d, to 2.0 Cle, & if 1 a TY ’ 2 Aile—Daniet O'Reitty and Comvetivs kationy, | thea: brougut bere eiuer team shi) uterpr ses properly, ihwould be an easy thingto| busi gy ec 1. We 10 Chee RM i! yates BR fereg phat LAR MONTHLY yh cial Awue—Pover Lalpip, Deus heenan, Joba | packet, from LIVERPUULy By ip OF sailing e Aas Ps * tor peeing of the ed ob dh.eclore will be hel . Cronen, Jamies Buchunnan, , ‘ . enlist philantiropic Capitalists in the movement, ¥ i Aim. oid 3 he ay , tw | at bicwsuaccere this, Phureday, evening, at Be'ciock, | ‘Il homes Counur, Michael Ghise: tegh Terar by the X Line of P yaa avd induce them io aid the project by subscribing npr b3 Del. Leck a 28 | 1 ho offices of the various Divisous aie iequired 19 | Owen Hunt, Daniel Kelly, Veter Ledwith, Daniel | Druite ou Greet Honea and Ireland from £ ed 100 Ghd Alias ¥ ME | iieud, By order, 1HUs, KEaNs, N. D, JOHN | Urinzen, Upwards, at th. io oa pees ible Fat h ond to the capiial siock, As an earnest of our faith in 9 + G Alten Fri Se | TUCK N. 8. is The Aids and Special Aids to Grand Marshal will| Applyto ad Whe advantages of this plan, the proprietor of the Su» ts prep-red to take stock im the first bona fide ar ry ery va Ppa he 244 East Fourteenth street, at 8 o'clock A. ‘i ’ Bou! O. H,, NO. 16.—A SPECIAL MEETING | }foreat i TAPSOOTT BROB. & OO., 86 South of. A, of the above Division, wil be heid at Coogan's © lf oummininetionn te ntareens & A.l communications {u reterence to the procession ([aPscorT TINE FOR LIVERPOOL Hall, let ay x lth sirect, ou Friday eveut. 7 ; TAP’ rexel conneee of wernagnee that may be formed for He ined 1a rod Resting ban March the ab atTP,M. Ail siembery are reat Fiera i) Ey a TORRES, 304, tare set Anes What” . e pu indi i b. l, rm) as ed t© Gitend, to make arramgemenws for Patr ‘ puspose lndicoved, Bub the movement mush Seal Pf: 438i 1000 Clo. Pitus, bY thy | Day. By orderof PATHICK NOLAN, Pree, BER: | Parade ure Tequecced vo dy iat Caearticipete in the | Her passage apply te be purely tha of co-operative workingmen, with 4a Maripeee' PL: uv Ww .... NAD BOUNKY, bee, Ww Lf the processiva, 3" SAPOOUTT BROB,S 00, an