The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 27, 1866, Page 2

“THE NEW YORK SUN. SESDAY MORN 1866, "TUESDAY MORNING, MARE H 27, what fe the matter with the Viee-Prent dents? Tae enti Democratic party, through all ther Mutations, have beea @ingularly unfortunaie in respect to the Prsitency. B nee the time of the Avawers hat party which now bas the nemes of | " Republican have elected only three Presi ents, al! of whom died during their terrus of office, ad in @ach cane the succeeding Vice-Prea\dent prath ally cecame & Democrat, and to some extent ted the party that elected bim. The first of the & mentioned was Presideut Hanenos, why wae th atal'ed in office on March 4th, 141, and who died Just one month and two dayn thersa’ter, Ilo wos @ucceeded by Vice-Presitint 1yimn, whose apostasy @ave rise to the word ‘'I'y erize'! which has ever @ince been used in connection with politcal turn- coats, The effect of Triana abandonment of his party wae alincst disastrous tothe Whies and they never fully recovered from !t, 1) 1545, however, the Whig party again atisined the ascendancy by reason of the Cass-VaNn Brass Ureach in the Dem- ooratic paity. General Tayiom was elected to the Presidency in that year, but be likewise died dur fing bie term, having served one year and four months, Vice President Firtwoam succoete! President Taviom, and it was under his edininir- tration that the old Whig perty received its death - biow, Fintmout did not go over to the Democrate ee boldly os Trias had done, but bis course was even more burtful to the party that elected bim, The bess evidence upon that point is the fect that the Whig organization uever agai) raised jie heed above the political surfaces The Republican party, as the successore of the Whigs next gained the ascendancy in 1500 by the oa of Mr. Lincotm, The result of thas election ia stil fresh in the oullic memory, President Lisvous met bie death afier having justentered upon hie second term of office, and Vice President Jonxa ns succeeded bim. It may perhaps be a little prema @ure to clasaity the prosent [Incumbent with Tyren aad Firtmona, but we cannot see how any other view of the matter can be taken, Wile the diss. greement between the Premiient and lis party waa eonfined to Congrossional leialation, there waa Dare prospect that something might tura up to harmonize the difficulty ; but since the rupture has spread out into the field of Btate politics, and @ince the President has publicly endorsed a Demo- eratic candidate, as he hee done in Con rection qe see pot the shadow of acheuce for recoil a tion. We are not now Ciecussing the weritsof @hese ruptures botween the ani. -Deinocratic purty end thelr Presidents, Vyien end Prouwore bob etaimed that they acted honestly and cons stent y. Prosident Jounron takes the same ground, claim ang thet he is now carrying out the political pro- qzemme of bis predecessor, aud that he has done mothing in conflict with the prin iples of the p'at- form apon which he was clecte!, and chat lo is under no obligation to adopt the policy of the Radicals, But this does not alter the fact that be fe now in @ position of aulejouimn toa uiojoriy of the party that elected bim. Nay not the sun tion of the general question le in the fect that Wieo Presidents are usually nominate elmply with « view of securing the supportef indi fereat voters who occupy @ political posision midway between the two groet pariics? At all events we eonmider the point of au@ ent importance to wire rent ite thorough tiveatigation Ly the next Pres.- dential now!nating convention. A Natienal Labor Corvention. It will be seen by a report in our city columns @hat the worki.gmen havo delormn'ned to hold a Nations! Lavor Convention in Dalimore next August, The idea is a good one, and if ihe body fe composed of bona fide workingmen, uninta @nced by the small politicians who are apt te fois: Ghemeselves into such gatherings, the interests of flabor may be materially benefitted, In considera. Bion of the present unsteadiness of wayes, anc of the dispomtion on the part of employers to reluce the curront rates, it is important that workingren should interchange their views aud cone der how their interests may bo best subserved, Business @everally is now settling down into theold cban- gals, end of course labor muss feel the chanye. Employers are looking efter their own interesi, wegerdices of everyibing else, aud workioyimen must,of course, be mindtul of the inserosts of |abor, Therefore, anything tending to throw light upon this subject ts desirable at the present time; aud eertainly a Convention composed of workingwen from all sections of tho country woull have that @endlency, National Conventions of employers have of late years become quite conmon, and by weason of these the interesis uf capital have been bound together morefirmly, Laborers auld als femember that “in union there is strength. Senator Stockton’s Personal Vote, ‘Tus partisan journelsare justnow very much @tercised upon ® question of propriety, and as @het is something which thoy very rarely think about, the matter ie worthy of notice, The ques- @icu is, whether Senator StoceTow acted in good @aste by voting, op Friday last, to retain his seat in @he United Btates Beastie, when the resuli depend- @i upon bis vote. Now the facts in this case are a@stollowa: The New Jersey Leyislature decided het » Benator should be glected by « plur- uty of votes upon joint Mot, and not by ao amajority, aa te ususlim such cases. ie iy compe- ent for @ Legislature to Ox itsown riles in euch matters, Under that rule Mr. Srock10" was alecved, without having received » majority of votes, An attempt was made to oust bin from Dats eens on the ples that he bad not been Jezally lected, by reason of having received less than a @majority of votes, The matter wes referred to @be Benate Commiites on Elections, and that body @eported, with only ono dissenting vole in favor @ Mr, Brouxtos, The question came to # rote An the Benate on Friday. Soustor Moxwint (Rep.,) ad agreed to pair off with Senator Wuicur\ Dew.) a the latter was confined at home by ilimows ; but f@otwithstanding thie arrangement, the former Voted against Mr, BroonTon, stating that be bad @otifed Mr. (Warour of his intention to ao ww. If Mr. Monat had not voted, Mr. Brooxtos would have bad «8 ww- Berity without bis own vote; but an the caso Mood, be was obliged to vote bimeelf or love bis @ont. Now, we claim that uniler these ciroum @rances, and taking ® comparative view of tho vwhole matter, Mr. Soon Ton was justified in voting wooo did. Ls it proper for # man to make stuap Speeches through « State, urging people w vote for im, end improper for bim to casts single ballot Om Bis own favor when his office is at stake? Is it (ewer fer Gypadr Gragous to eppeal to Covgtem {ier for “more protection,’’ in order to enrich h'maclif and his class, and improper for Senator Brooxtos to retain bie place by an effortof hisown? Is it proper for any man to scheme, wire-pull, expend fonry, ant labor for months, in order to obtain a desired pls-e. and improper for bim to use en effort of bia own to keep that p.nce? Many of LE A SROOFD BOARD. 5000 Trea. 79-10... 10k fo 2.8.60. 10.8 Bik W Tenn. 6a "vu, ‘ 10 N.Y, Cen, R..... 92% 0 ch .. 101% 100 Cie, &@ it TUIRD POAT. 1 89 ErieR 9 = OR Ee esc Ee sea SOCIETY NOTICES. 1 EVENING, ANADIANS—THIS THE 2th, ie to be heid a meeting of the Hee'ion Cus teauquar, Canadian Society, founded lately im thie tok wv invive the Frenne}. Caned ens to anenud wan . hee thes, like over y can take the terest of thei: 1 orm med ar 7 P.M, to com i all, 18% Borerv. « a. those who are now railing sgaiost Benator Stock. LOUTS RENAL 1), Sacre or Tos woul v6 doue just ee be did, under hke ) BROI Nie A GRAND ipsa ee. >. ae e. Me 2 Be feast ’ m wher fates ‘ ter Justice to the soldier, g.vening, 4 7 4 be delivers | k, i Toe Houses © Kepr wentatives have + : leywou!, Figs” ’ wel .) comme able act, which was published in Satur- | iy) Guieaeiiver “ ni & RL BOOM x yout P ef for ladies day's fen, for the benefs ‘ ynod eoluiera, | 2°) Weel nion Te sw PPR W.SU.. 9S | a. ‘ | f) eft of Adres soluie 5) Mariposa Pf - a’ LAvl: "ae <THER MATHEW 1. A. B. According to the present law @ eoldier who has | —— == Society, No. Sor N Ya will hold a pubsic mete. wt both hands, or both feet, or both eyes, in the service, \a mntitied to m pension of twenty ‘ollars per mouth, while tho loss of any ove of .hese metm- —— s CIAL NOTICES, L Negleried Coughs and (Colds..Few are @vere «i the importance of checking a Cough of evening, at 74 Warden adu a KeGinn, by Singing be M murtie by the Od Virrini re Botitied to nitond to notin ber ni ‘ dot ° r w eniilos him to eight ¢ per month. | wcommon Cold," in ite fret stage: that which in the Otitiehnis Th's prov.mion, paiticularly with reference w the beg. oning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected , "y Tar an Lied tenarned clam, is manifestly ina uate and | goon prere upon the lungs, “Brown's Bronchial yi + pki da add ATHER MATHEW T. We aie ploased bo find that Congress is dispoeed to | Troehes.” or Congh Lozenges, afford instant se- | meeting. at their * all, 8d Porn i make more lire] prowmaion for the disabled eol- | lief 106 pe, TPuraday evening, peak ig ) ap ‘ tm 1 fahues ‘ diers, The now bill provices that a soldier Cheap Sep is that which Saves Labor y. ane Men's No.8. 8 ne eM at Mt "09, ri Po “Who shall have tort the aicht of toth eyes, or | end money Pyles O K. Soap, Bold by grocers ne holly ond Movers, Boch, Backus, J BRAY, who shall } bande or been perma: | everywhere on PL O'NBILL, Vice Bien, J. BARRA 1. bk manentiy aud totally disabled in the same, in the - — - “ o military of navalnervice and inthe line of duty, A Cure tah Past! vga! up. Disease Tur STARS AND SiRIPI LOCKED | shell be entitied to @ pension of twenty five dollare the sew | an "wonderfal discovery Haode with the Immorte ou ine io per month, and ail persone who under like cir | poownae Me *) Groat Rheuruatic Remedy | btumph above swe Staines le tho curnatances shall have loat both teet, or one hand ia pol by ail atari 105 bo uld be free, himeelf tetrikethe blow There and ove foot, or been totally and permanently dine ‘ arpets at Nin 463 4 ory aca ibe a eras public der ne teed ALAR r eb'ed iu the same, shall te entitled to a poue.on of alent. 3 reas si ait pr ‘7 Pebee 9 sh hedges fo aveda twenty aroonth, hodel! persona who uncer Sagi A matting atdicte y ns oll clone od, March 27th, (Su. at Teo o'clock Ihe tole like cireur Oa oa)! have lost one Land, or one sinthe ling ‘owerthau any cuher piace lowing uained geuteimen "ill address tie meetin ney or been totaly and permanentivy disable! to Stewart and Aioane outdone Mie ke maheey . if us 'f Fo Muveu, sis. Casiiilo. the seine, shal becotiuled to » penmon of tifeen ‘ othe Capt. Beoud Capt. Swrtis, and vtlers ; em, CUR, uo ‘ « MURRAY, Ceutree DENNISC. WILE SEY reeicd t would be but a aim; le act of justice to increase nic Horse Saive curing new 7 ‘Set - rat ‘ ty Gey, audiethe wooder of ail horsemen T! Hl LADIES’ FATHER MATHEW ty the pensions to ther x‘ent proposed by thie ena t ¢ washed off with eoap and water, when @ 3 dociety, No, 7, of Jersey Citys whi boll a ment, for it fe upon thie bounty of the Govern. (ove it one trial, bo cra. @ box, | perauce Mreing cor, of Newark aad Jemey aves ‘ bold by drug and at tue depot, 45 Liverty oy apes “ y Mr. ilear 4 Carrol & J Mr. Cronar mont that a majority of the maimed aol Vers muat | by the dozen or aincie hor 18 Siuging by Prot, Wiis 5 rely for w subsistence, There are very few occu- | Wheeler & Wileon Lock Stitch sewing McUOWAN, Pres. pations rulted to tho p! yeical condition of thoae solilers, and even in situations that they ean fill Machine aod Bu'ton How Michine, 625 Broadway Howe Sewing Yinchine Company No 29 Src, GENERAL, ba SANE, Wis vopowsible for them to obtain auch wages ns Urosagay, N.Y, Bilas Howe, Jr., Hresiaent oe - aro given toothers, We are in laver of curtailing | = — Se 2 MATS, €5 HATS, 8 HATS—NEW the expenses of the Governimeut to the last farthing Ak Es. * mere Het eee ere erie Brace is we that ia conalatent, but let not the men euffer who FITZGERALD.-On Monday, March @6th, at the | etree of elk oF one atee, atl ¥'S, dy by their bodies suicliel the Leaert of the nation froma rebe! bul'ets, Viodigal Sons. Teriieuce of he mother, 10 Lawtie at Gerad, ape Thom ( years, 4 montis and 26 da Notice of sin Wedneedey's par 169 GOODRIN--On Sunday morning, Maren 25th, at the readenee of her eon-in-iaw, Juhu Cook, Mary Gootrin, iu ber 75 bh year, ibid aveour, A, bes i gith ate MELTING OF THE KHOLDERS STO ‘or iV | | AN =P AUCT 10N NOTH 4 , ca Ih yA, Avct'r., 71 | ee) in [ote to salt de eral assortment o: 6! wy ’ TICZ—GLAS are th. ebt ih iete te Ol) GOR, see Head, A "NTION “NOTICE— HENRY . March Y7'h, 0610 o'clock, at 1 Ronde of: mon cockery, ¢ aaswire, eu ‘ P sitive apd Lo reserve § (rooas we!) ACTION N SA t y-F HUNT, A veer. 1 "clock, we DL Le tt, by dt AUCT'R mdb at hoitg: re 6s, i. SAaLl 449 Poeri vere nes, JAWNBRURE TELD. Aue It Ofc Ges, shou; black thoes and tcain Ab is Oooek, we) ote l faney coor «ilk dries Qnicia -K ew <6) lots of men‘ ate, pante ‘ c.o'hing, cand clot Lhe fineet go of STERNBERG, ¢ willeommence with men’ 1 AWNBROKERS SALE } FAS. AGA. Auet, will eel at 69 a ae meeortient of men and wo! j uremea, ebhawis rts, underelot! ‘sh ebe pillowe, coas ;fad @& ve ier goods, | atrention 1 homeckee, | MALONE & o Pecous a : | P lstencanen S SALE—G., + will well thie des, « 1 @\y, Saree toro tment ¢f «| le os plstole, &e, be om tor of KH. STy PAWSBRORER'S SALE—is (RAHIAM wileetlthia day, at their taloeroom, 65 sew rome hs mers rma Mute, pie Ante, veeie iy unt ig W NBRORER'S SALE TH J UTIMER, 16 Fast 1 men'e clothin’, @ te 6lawia « N ‘s and ¥ 1 capes, oki @, tabiecioths, (#6, BUG Other “0. fe snd hourekeupers O ODMAN, U1 Centre st, AL LIAM ABBOTT, ham -@loatnie he iese and Gxtu.eae the liquor Gear Caluoring, 8 id & counter, s\aud casks Lee, © OCk, stove, clmite, tabi AUC *, &e EOSENESS CIDA: ESTABLISHED OYSTE ota for gale, with bar aud datur alert, Tur scheme for culonisiag Mexico by emigrants ‘ Her rel ves aad rion Bre respec fall invite! | RARE CHANCE, AT 29 " wan oO allen i¢@ funeral, on Wedueaday, at 4 o'er 4 ‘ ' . id from the Bouth senme to have fallen through. The | ac the Ss mpeon M.b. Chure Ni so non City ihre it | erwe ay vidla i n xpatten rare ‘te Ricimoud Bramisea, which ought to be reliable | ory In Hrookiyn, om Monday, Maret "86, 18¢6 y employed | cheen: everything that ¢ uecees this polut ifon no other, esys that “Fx fey, Mo Dh, aged 0 yenre andes : oN OY, buy | itising po sta as ett livi Goverror Aties, of Loulsieua, and Lieu t { those of his father-in-law, William 1 ISO—MONEY ADVANCED ON Dia- " - bot " ' ' ' . | A. Gort are cespectiully invited touttend the funeral, » Watches, fewsiry iware, silka, & A‘ ANAL OAT FOR SALI Macey have both abandoard Mex M3 MER UES | os Wedueeday alturioon, Ma:ch ¥5, at 2'6 o'clock, * boucht at wil vaine }uwnbioke ‘se | ackie Late Will be sold ani this action on the part ol the latter genileman | frou lis ate readenes cor. of Myre aud Frankia | teke af at See Oflce 185 Mala" I | Apoly (0 AK. BASS, 64 vine at ‘ ' , @ Without further Lavitatioa v0 obras Bn: oi ow 4 sodicates praity clearly the fuel collapeo of the | ** : et ; aa ; GROCERY, LIQUOR s . green es 6 iets JACKSON On Moudey morning, 26th inst, of eust 'S GENUINE AND INIMITABLE | AA peck room tole rere Hane eoeonization project commitied to hin charwe by | disease of the b dolu B. Jeckeou, ed 46 years, , HALK PVE! | sale, wii it © pol 4c} heap. Wat nies “ ate imitans.” This failure [sf yasejnence PRICE PIETY CENLS PER BOX, “~NHY AN ™ papi cider soo e chert diated ce trom the Allen et. M. Thie Dye rtands hicher in ths ents ion of the : CANDY AND TOY STORI fe for es Macny cod bis assoc ate ingrates are con- A today aftornooa, wl inet, ai pubite than any other manuiacture |, It ie inetan- | hc Ail all the week at ¥! acu «., t : inlihines t } Preciarly, Fricnds of tue famur, iso the | taneous. the color Levu set as eoon ae applied, «ice $12.50 per :nouth cerned, but itis worth sone ihing ne 8 pF of the sbere of Neptune Pivision, No. &, SB. 01 1. wre Rea h air te con eneiineg a beaut LLACK Pl ; ‘ sy {8 tow lagness of the Bouthern people to leave ull, tuvited to attend the funeral, we BROWN, without soyury w the toes B' CHE, 5 SHOi AND “thelr own, theie native laud," even though they MORAN—On Monder, March ch 1 siter a | Bet wash off uo: cause any whit ‘0 rele, Vo} izabeth et, gear Gr ; . long iiiuess, Patrice Moran, iu the 66th year of Lis | #)V yi8e, wud is without | Von, the pede: MA chon caynot be allowed the luxury of slavery aud seces- mere : Ar rot end CHEAT LOI” iii 79 manau PIAKERY FOR SALE WITH . The neople of the Routh wore insane {1 ehe'r he relatives and friends of the family are respect- | Me Uror . i orb vie : ad , Leah bs ‘ ae wide Ma fully luvated to atteud the tune.a!, trom bie inte ©. N, CRITTENT ON, Wholesale Agent, OS Sixth Dou; lass oh rn coulra ne she fort to diasever the Uni n, but they are cured of | residence, 115 Wooste: #i,on Weducsday afte: nooa avenue, to whor ad orders @iould bO acd.essel, St : : ; that malady now, and they have the good sense (o | Bt 2 oe x ‘k. ot K—I SET OF TINM AN'S TOW OL s| I Or SALI —THE STOC ky Ee ait ints te tS ry WATSON On Monday. morning, March 26th. whincs complete, Enyai HO) face ae Gulerateud that there is no evuuisy ip the world . Waceon, aged 74 years, a Veteran of the MOOK, Rahway, S.J. | #10 % detog & er so desirable for them as that over which the Bturs tian Worof the veore or 1Su3 aod 1805, also 6 * . : ge | Ol F ots @ othe ® an of the War ot 1918. FoR SALE CHAE e: F ond © et, ne npeint, L. 1. sud 5 npew ware. © relatives wud frieadsof the family, also the | 2 ed up with rhelvoe ar | P ewier, of WH. ANDERSON : surviving members ot the Vereruuso: Ista, and the | CHANULESS BRO, 97 Clift } WOR SALE-LEASE, STOCE Suffering inthe Carolinas, Hiembersol tu Geveral Society ot Mechanes wid | LES: ophmeive Barclay ety Wee! Hoboken, Na I} tures of the oldest and tas An officer of the Preecmeu's Bureau writes, in @ recent private letter from Coarieston: ‘In vart- ous portsol this tsate there aro regularly organ. ized bands of regulatora, who, Lake! up by the planters, » Btriug them upor cords, and exbibis them to admiring crowds as trophie The general commanding the depart ment hustasued auorder tothe » auters, teling thon thattnless they desist, and lead toe r influ euce to ferrebuat aod punish these despera toes, he widremove the tire colored population trom Hatetoe tee city, and levy upon weir posses: ofray the expense uf 4! spottaton aud sueter 6. Inthe cite, within as tporad, at least sit have been siotor slashed to death, aod ut off negroes ca r tra their new 4 1 WY Bast Hromiway, botwoen owers have been khuo kei Gowu aud stabbed. lhe nd Market : ay evening, Maret fiuencial straits to which the people are roduced | Punctmal ar nested, By omar ' Ei are beyond conception. Tho prospect for a crop | PEPet MONS JOLLN CARRY, the cominz sesson is truley de our Tue B! PB UNK IN — inf gvvernumont had pledged supplies to the planters ; Tiedesmen of the C.ty ot Now Yorw are respec fe ily juwited to attend the junerai on Wednreday, POUSERKEEPEGS, LOO en ha b Shh dns, at Lo'ciock, P.M, om Lie residence ot Can pave dpe: crue. by buyine yous tex, auearr, m.U. 0 4 : ; er flees, by r hema chouldera, &e., from Lis, R Nea! antigen, Veto aie oh asus | bs “| AGNEW, 86) aed 462 Greeawich ot co, M ‘ 3. — — AVANA LEAP TOBACCO—SEGAB Mav. i. 2 Tick ] ulacturera ar- invite eramine TRADE NOTICES, Havaon gat tolacee, They ake week at BROOKLYN, 1. L—A_ General | honest bide df, Mean Tid fod ee . De ee of the nhore order will be ‘eld at | oe a oo ts if Tammany Mall cor York ani Pearl sta. on Wednee- AY COOKE & CO., BANK ‘one dey evening, Maich 25th, 1566, et 7% o'clock, tor the hection wiih our bhowee in Pulcdeipiia an t sete tine officers fy) th "e wune veer ty Woebiugton, we thie dae open cu ole a No. 1 r of PUALLIP CLARE, G. P. THOS DONLUGN Nase oruer ol Wa, in hie euy, yo4 REGULAR MELTING OF THE "LONG hore Rhip Patotere® Association will be of th eek ly meetin 1 snd with this encourayement many thems had | held co ad Aye, on Wen A succeeded, by dinteot Lounticn and lair promises, | March Sos Hy io P, A tall attendince is re in collect ng « auf mt number of lacorera to | gle May wens bie pe nwo luvined, J. COR DA Pup buclr prantatious; and tue pletye was aud. 7M. d LY, Lee, See 18 denly withdrawn, wod huudre ls were compelled | nit KL yy ERS og HE MEMBERS OF THE to abandon their undertaking and alow their Prickiavere® | a. 40,1, are requested to attend hands to seater, Biurvation actually strres tue | toe ieeu or weok ‘ot ugat (hel: ifall, cor. of 6th whole people in the face, Large numbers of | st TD ave, on Widnoeday eveniug, March isch, to whites daly crowd our coma ry) With the | rar eo huportant comuuuicadvn from the Py sie Liavksy soine of shem really » wud ewerstea ial tt sited th stend Wah cui ‘is mn tse Ne with bLunger, Ovhers are living by morivay og SHAN LL L. Gothcadns A's, Mec Yn! ‘hie their houses and lands! Co.ouel Ciiey, Super tntendent ot Freedinen in the Salieury cistriet, North Caroliua, yreporte (bas ne seps Whawrer sav by the cur Inun ro'tfied that some of ti tember are wo-king jor “a ; rol one i} ave yd o po ‘ oF than the standard rate of waves uo : JROTV LS OR | “BL T's LECT! RES ON Pate Mec ae I: s¢ eee. mes 1 that on and after the ga day of April, any Cookery, every Monday and ‘Ihureday, os | ; ¥ BR ay te Ley fa Fins ‘ rote ergs , ‘ A, l son woreing for lrea than 23 40 | o'clock, V. M. in ioem v4, Cooper Lnatiute. ) apr iy rel 9 Duresu, and inevery | peo toy, e edeecording tote Leslars, By ecahadeas ins ft thiseort, among the blacks our chan- | order of she Union, J. CORTIER, Pros. MO JL] 7 . : ; se eae ties been extendes, At presaut there expe | PALY, Kec, See pila eet MEDICINES. eroab PBS smong wary whie women sud aman ; ; ary ‘eo = - -_— children. Corn has been bought up by the diss! 4/9 CHOWAN Neath Ei 4 BADG! ee A. CERTAIN. AND SAFE CURE FoR lers, and nene can be procured tn soje sections 1 ade Na 0 4a Noha at Benin Vea of drunkensess, and acon pew cestruction of th by whites, These poor creasuscos lave, many or Cupen U. $ UPaB af iver aie yore love of liquory by Ur, KING'S Salva ion Pow vec then » applied to our bureau far heij, and oeea- | gilt SS cts, ane #15), Navai t , end de eivon unbkar wn tothe perouin onrthing; pree ¢1 bios Without orders, but) dum ty's Bake, | aligns tor badges, of all nade to cruer 4ai a x Ro ed at 455 Ludeou et, co. a N ars siauce has been given taka Can suythug ai THK ai 4 TASTER ~s met Toy ea ; be done for theve poor creatures’ Tue stare, | | tas cea td Hk by BATIVE PLASTER. YR. BONE, 114 WEST loth ST.—DI>. county and city auihoriios aro deat to thelr} meeting at their hw cor, J2d st. aud sth oven varesof the beart, lunes, liver, ki nese we appeala, ani they Lave recourse but tote govern: | ‘Torstar evening. Mes h2 for the purpose of | Sed throaty, serotuia, old ulcers tumor, eruptio.:e, went, in arqed “rebellion aze.nst ich the bug- | adoptins: the new Cous‘tut on end by-lawa, and to Qn every form o. ek 0 deems eemred., Oftce lic beuus of many of them Lave Leen ele.a. Viseneie! News, \inrkets, &e. Row York, Monday, March 26,6 7) M The after- noon quotations of the general stock markot, com- pared with those of Saturday afternoon, abow a tine tuating market, some surie having wi vanced sharply while others suffered au equal deci.ne. Governments were steady, without much activity, ‘(iold closed at 126-—the lowest quotation of the day wae ilo. The loan markot was ensy at Gat percent, Commercial pep 'r of the fires class was ecarce and readiiy passed avTa9, The bank siatewout, this week, shows no t Vorelgn exchange was cull wt nore.al Un 'Chauge to-day biour important variation co 1On10T tor ae : Neen nn nn nn nn nn ee EEEEEEEEEEEEEtl EE RE ape ono ay ea a SP eT - > by : RICK LAYERS Wher as, the -SPRCLAL NOPICE— ere’. BW, Union have been } take action on other i orient buainers Be order ef JOUN ENNIS, Breet, JON TLERNEY, Koc, hee oe JAG DEALERS, PAPER DLALTRS AN shoddy inanuiaeturere will plesse poties, that a meeting of the mem AO of the trades whieh the 2 blocke froin Cana 863 repesent will be held at > p. mw, on We nesdey ING Whit 2 NO Tee ereving, as Military Mall, 103 Bowery, to dont tne nf YI NGeIN HOSPITAL—A NEW LYING- sures in reimiion to the action which the lboard of ASYL| M isopenedat theeorner o Lex.ne Tivnith have proposed to teke reative to excluding ton Ave, and Glet st ror Qdiuies ou apoly to the the rag business from the cities of Now Yours aad | Piet tiroctrees, So teat let et, between the hours ipsa n. By order of PETEL MckiGH'T, Prost. © Yend i daily, except sundays. Appaconia must DW. UeDEVITUT, Ree, iy wing certitieates of former good conduct. luis cau Be = ——ae—eneenenes be obtained + mt the As) ino Hie THe LICHTER BOSS ARE HEREBY , Serene infort.ed that on end after the 2d day of April O OWNERS OF HORSES—THE BEST the lightermea demand an res 0 Of wages ne fol Spring Medicine Is TOBIAs' Derby Condition lo Cap ais ols, and a $10 por w ck, end | Vowders, They cleanse the towels, abate fever, give i rtionace for all se:vices atter é VM; @ day's | @ fing cont, tucleare the apperite, invigorace the e+ be charged for @ uighi's watehing Like. ‘ Sa I Me EOWARD DODG., (inte of i sark, lode & Co,, New York), H.C. PALIN LOCK, a our W astiine toh vse, Air, PELL COUKE, of s.ndusky, Uhio, will be residing partners. Woe eball give pa:t.cular aticniion to the purchass Ud sae Ol GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, and to orces for purcliwe mod sale of s1OCKS, BOUNDS AND GOLD JAY COOKE & co, uy New York, March 1, 1806, Nowe Pm PERSONS HAVING LEFE FUR riture to be repaired at 3 Weat dist atreet. oo requested to cali ou or befo.e April duih, of ay wil bo ood tO pay expenses, Jd ILS AND PAINTS—ROOF OIL paint cil 78 cente per gallon ted, »seow ochie aud by browh, 2 ce per ee Linseed oO), spirise tus pe 1@ and colored piinte soep. White wad and ziuc, 5 cea. D. BiUWEL, ibe Pry Vearl at 4 ) Cents, ven r, 4 2 ; Gratton pa u bIOV ALM, Ltod, 6 tod B M eee ems S FULIFR CONFINES HIS ATIEN. ye.a.liy tothe treaty weut of ec vu'nlous ns, old uleeny Caicos, and vy he@ ana diug sere, 45 eul.i.an % wrava wil tem and add new Lite ton horse, Ther are pete A Balt, heavy, a ad CC lap HOM Ergdes al lowor. | wiee; ¥ aure pay lor working ou puncaye, By orger | innocent and you can use your horse whea aivine ea ee auil, an i Cow eer ob common | of the Lichterinen’s Protective tuiou Bonevoiens | them. Reiovence; Hiram Wood: uff, bay, the giuus aredes, Corn wae without ce A enanee. Ontel Agemiation, PATRICK Mel OY, Bee, 306 trainer, who haa uaedthem forvears, Pi.ce 2 cts Wery Ow eetive and qu.e firm ‘Ork Was shuady = — | Bold by the diugyiet Liepot, 66 Co inte ll Beef and Laid were beavy, ond W Dickey wasun. ) 7 rar ee . : chauged. poeu FY NOTICES, — -MIPPlNa. — TOCK 64) By 3 ‘ - wit - sooo PR ao ote yyy OO A. 0. Hema GENERAL MEETING” OF | : ite ow 2 o & SUG. 58 he alk "frais ¢ 1 be heid et Union Hal z : . ry 10.09 404+ rae | 0 Cum. Coal 14 ay, Pr Pe ees 4 iith eta, on fapitiy even ak Hil N A R D LIN E-PASSAGE ~ PROM oy, . M ire 1 W ees | nton Le Maroh Tih ut Ts aioe, ‘iui the purpwes of alects Py] Queenstown Ri Liv po, Ae . d ) @ » be 7 nha +» OC Hovis roe. 8 th 1... + a ed Erie K teres ‘ a ; mG Mea ASHAS, TRIPYLI, trom nev Yo: r& to lave po wl, 1ith April in Bade 1 ... c . D . F 7 . ers - - Pleerage lassase a3 iu Cu ce, 1ivv0 do... €.0 Reading K., NOTHEK VETERAN OF THE WAR OF | Apply to WILLIAMS & ULION, v9 Bow buy Go. vee 4a sae. HY, K, 1slY Gone—The Veterans (the Warof1sl2 are Jeo Sud 64 Bou ‘ y 4 re jucated to meet at the house of Mr, Wm. ©, Coit, seri Tenn. 6s Wi. Bt Fy id o N. I ra 126 Weet Side), on Wednesday, Match ydth. at one 2 FROM LIVERPOOL OR Queens. S000 Obie k ar) + 5S oot oan i (Pearle | o'ciock p, us, With the usual badge of niourning. to BY onal Line of Blesimers o: Black B00 don SESS HO Clee Pica. 1 ao. | pay the last tribute of respect to our lave broiter Bhipe at ve:y low iases, Appy at Sen or. ga fares Be oe ie e+ Fits, Wave F086 goldion THOR, Ta WA LEON, 1 HL RAYMOND, | THOMPSON Parsage Oitice, 476 Pear et *Y 430 , 2 1 . . ® > 4 109 NY. eit Late’ Wig By Cha wie ae | Agia: Gee Veh EM PAMFE | APSCOTI'S EMIGRATION AND FOR: AWD 6.°T8 ; nw Chi = - LNG S40 NYC, Toy uh Pw do . I ROOKLYN YLADIES MT. AL OB. SO- BiG EXCHANGE OFFIC % 1000 Hud, $a, ik ou Chi. & Koa, UT Noy 6, will bold their usual public iemper Vorsons wishing to seud jor their frends, ean have i v4 oy Cha BB rr EY ace ing in thes PH 2 Cours 0% on this | them brought here either in ate wig Y* pling 4) - do (huesday) evening, ab i's o wg! by the | packet, tom eV Ea UOLs wud hoe 40 Vitts. war horae ol temp sane, Ju plopes & te NJ. Cee by tho (emperance warble: 1’, waoy re the [ads | by the = Line of Packer is Be. America, W CL & aliou K Cencrerrene Weld $v Ubi, @ Ajtou ki. sialic 36 | members, Conecertine solve by Mr. seeley. come prepaied tor emverehip, Genuemen © ye Hipage Us DOa ase yoy BUUeNe, L Ladica id Diaite ou Great Uricain and Ireland #emn bait gy At Lhe low eat possible rates, m a tt” capscory BUGS © COs 0 sou n loud or cord, at low prices On four imu puly to HF. COYLE & CU., 73 N.Y, ibe oki my pear City Hail, 0 FOR $159, IF TAKEN BE April, the Sverre valiable lear * me @ore and bisement, entire txt tas lewocs Ole Aluuery, LiGWA bigoth ave, JOR SALP—A CANDY AND 241K st Twel th street fro SALE CHEAP——A C and gro ory store. 5) Mowe! ne frok SALE—STOCK AND Fi groce'y aud! yuo. store, Good ay 1, Bluat hurola this w + 65 Mui [vk SALE VERY LOW—!: Hixtu esot an old etal to ary plore. Wilh couvecien a Niath ave, bet 41 saud 4.ds POR SALE—WINE, LIQUOL I ie deed bere’ oun fizeuie for five dave, mtu! Atio ny i MR SALE—MAC UINERY of 6 Oma «lop, eulteble orem finisher—2 lath saheQ in work, SOR hiss, gas, he | 4, Greene ed do SALE—A GROCERY | Dt 16, With opa@rtmments to live iu; conn. © O44 ol \he Owne:, No ot, Willian. burgh, FoR SALE—A > o.ne a good at Uilivan et, (oop FLOUR WORK FOR: of NICE GROC imess Wil, Le wo. heltely, tivod reasons given foi * Carman, at 4s Prout es, tov a JEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR Miovniy hy @ COADCe e@icom me) 4 Leet sux tee} souks U, Pe) log veiw yer week, P ice $26), Lnduire at 1 slltoto trom & to 5 in the eveuiu $150 WILL BUY THE ¢ and Varey Siore, with | Y back rooms. 554 Buster et, ucar V iny the cuy, —AS THE S300 bo the country Mehed t Causey Bus Vad e.uon, Fe ec ool ; good Tous 10 ek alde Lue. iW GOD; ticne gas Ox mw. A chai 49 Yiave, - OWNER whi buy twiue Oe UOk O16 Lack Wala. BEN sas WRI A! FU LL SET OF TELTA INS + 310 to $15, euperior gold. sity by Ail work w anied &) ouft, woth UL Pe, ab WSS bast Jol oe i avenue, Jd. VODLN, Deaict BEAUTIFUL Sir #10. superior god, trecting withot pau: a rancea, De, MICHAL D, sine Dy thang Pa Sixth - i. VILLERS, LFENTIST neariy onpoete the Old Theatre f bom yy to dly \ teak. glo On 4 COAT. B EST STOVE, EGG AND onl, screened tnd delivered « Yard, Rab Omiway, |B STOVE, EGG AND FU! screened and de:ivered at $9 pe @ire gates. Yard 4570 Greenwich veitet, MAT, CLINTON. ”INDLING WOOD—TH © Pine for eale, prepar ood Yard, 654, 654 and 606 pbeeond | etrees, WW OD—WOOD—BUN DLE $1 75 per iv. W oud by the lo tox wood constant! Cor, Ot use ek —CUAL—FI reda white fab, stove, oal, sere ued and de iverei at »6 wuuibe; No, Zet-ve @5perton, Fr eoves, 19 Liocsailc of aud 645 Lowace