The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 2, 1866, Page 2

AUCTION NOTICES, AUCTION NOTICE—WHITE GRAN and yellow ware. FE. HUNT, Auctio, Tnesday, April 34, 10 o'clock, at 2981 Pear! stra JOSEPH HUN T, a large assortment, im lots 1, dealers. Goods well packed. 9 ALDRIDGE & WOOD, AUCT’RS—A R chance to procure a bome ata moderate Peneone residing on the following prorerty can ‘vime .Crade Whale, 196-01 8 Bleached do, 1 40— TRADE NOTICES ial 4 tun a. . Tus developments relative to the stupendous Lard Oil, ——al 80; Limewed, 1 0 eae HE Joo YMEN PENCIL-CASE “MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1866, bond robbery which lately occurred in Wall Popes oo ig G o bus 16 190 :D yy SUM Protective Association are hereby meti- Seadoo —— | street, present a mora! that ought to receive care | mm, 94 26a%2 00 ; eleai, new, nominal: Pr, mem. | fied to attend thet regular om ihiy, meeting, o8 ideration, The alleged principal of thet | 91 00ezi 2 {new moss, 267096 12; Butter, Weet- | Tuesday, Sd instant, at 5 P.M. at the lath Wai ful comsiderstion, Thee ary hoad7 ; tate, dairy, 46053 ; Cheese, common to | Hotel, cor Grand and Elizabeth e's FREDERICK robbery bas been apprehended, and without any | prime, 15e%2; Lard. per Ib, 16819% W. ©OX, Pres. HUGH C. MUNDAY, Bec, 116 manifestation of uneasiness about his fete, be coolly makea the proposition that (f one bundred —_—-— Te Advorticors. * arain remind onr advertising patrons th Mn wort willbe “too late for Classifications” jess handed in at our counter before nine o'clock @ keep our publication office open for the reception Sugars. —Cobe 10-a11—5 Havens, 104e18—; Re | rRITE TIN, SLATE AND) METAL ROOFERS se per lb. will holds special meeting tnis, Monday, morn- ri 14-al6' finee lsiee New Orleans, 00a1 10; Porto Rico, 60% Molasses —New Ori o r) Py . hah ing, April dd, at lu o'clock, in Ce netitution Hail, S Wall at, 1m less time, and far more cow fortal Sai ase eer nine A bhatt Moths thousand dollars and immunity from paonishment I erent y, 11091%; Virginia, a—; seed i, eomer 294 st. and 84 averrus, JAMES ro they can from loth at, New York. ‘fon tm f o- iiiah be given to tim and bis scomplices, the missing | leat, bal Le KS. Mi bile, 16 building lots and plots ALDRIIx; Lumber, — Eeatern spruce; 91 00096 00; Southern pipe, 66 vua6s 00; White pine box boards, 5 | vaso 00; \ hite pine mercbantable box boards, 29 Wass 0; p ne, 80 00alv0 Ov; Poplar and W. wood beards ¢ plank, 65 00065 00; Cherry boards and piank, 5v- 9/00. Oak and ash, 66 00070 00; Maple and birch, 6 Wade bv; Biack wainut, 100 0081295 WO, THE SASH AND BLIND MAKERS’ Union will hold @ special meeting on Monday evening, April 2d, at 8 o'clock, at the 14th Ward Hotel, cor. Grand ane Elizabeth ate, to hear the Wut from sR. JOSEPH GEDDES, President, M. TAPPEY, See 66 he Kliection tm Connecticut To Day —A Great National Questien to be Decided. The frat battle in the political war between whe eeident and the Radicals will to-day be fught!u yonecticut, All that has been said or done hith- WOOD, Auct'rs., will rell at pep le anction, of Pegprives on Werneedar, April 4th, 1506, at 9, -M, Fifteen valuable building lots, together seven comfortelie dwellings and a barn, frontir Washington Place and Old Mill Road, on the br Bergen Hill, .in the town of Bergeu, near the dences of Movers, FP. Gautier and T bonda shal) be restored, THe is said to aasume eo demeanor of total indifference about the matter, epparenily feeling quite eure that hie terms will be complied with. In fact, it appears - a ED allor, an: 1] from bis confession that it was the pur- Miscellaneous, — ice, Caroling, ar 114 NITED COOPKRS, NO, 4—A SPECIAL | Jo ning the property of the Inte Henry Nowe bndine hob petted errhp pose of the robbers to negotiate for the | 012%: do Bangoos, 9 oad 38; Balt, Turks meeting will be held at 274 Grand st, * Runk’s | €™Anding a view of New York City and bas an@uvring and preliminary skirmishing ; but yw the question of strength is to be tested, and @ probable result of future confiicts will be ini ted ip some measure by the iesue in the Connec- fut case. Some of the Radical journals have \deavored to convey the impression that the issue Connecticut is not based upon the question of ipporting the President, This, however, ie only political trick designed to induce Jonnson Re- ublicans to vote for the Radical candidate. he President bimself has eo clearly defined \@ point at jemue in that Btate that no intelligent praon is likely to be deceived. The question sub- itted to the Connecticut electors is, substanti- ly, whether they prefer President Jomxsom and jsiaod, bush., —a— ; Liverpool, sack, ~—s——; Cas- tile soap, per Ib,, —a—. Moy ty ciop 1564, 120465 ; do, 26066 May, 100 Ibs, 65060 for shipping oud v for retail lotsa; Candies, eity, 40. SPECIAL NOTICES. All Newsmen have the Picterial Phreno- legical Journal, with Physiognomy, Phrenology, Physiology, Ethnology and Psychology, April No. Qe, or $9 a yoar, Fowler & Wells, 359 Broadway, New York ee | sak Childres having Werms require imme- diate attention, as neglect of the troubie often causes prolonged sickness. Brown's “ Vermifuge Comfits” are a simple remedy, and will destroy worms without injury to the ebild. Sold at 26 cents a box by most dealers in medicines, 818 20 minutes walk to Jersey City Ferry. Ter sale—10 per cent and Auetioneer's fees on d sale; 20 perceutin twenty dave on the delive the deeds; the balance can remain on mortene & term of years, For further particulara apply ¢ Avctioneers, THOMAS ALDRIDGE, Hudson Ost Office, LEWIS E, WOOD, Montgomery «\ Jerwey City 32 UCTION NOTICR—HENRY G, EVA Auctioneer, will li in lota to euit retaile: Tuesday, April 8d, at 10 o'clock. at 18 Barciay general assortment of white and common eroel ginseware, plated ware and table cutlery. Sale tive and no reverve. 2 BURKE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE « Rowery, will eell thie dav, at B o'clock, the tents of the oveter and drinking saloon, corn. Sth av. and 33d at; splendid fixtures; bar, ts chairs, supper room mirrore, &ec. % MORIARTY, AUCT'R, WILT Hall,” thee Monday evening, at 7% o'clock. Every bertis requested to attend puuctnaily, aa very at business ie on hand. AENKY WALDT, Pre CHAS, W. MARX, Bec. ss /ORRINGMFN'S UNION. GRAND , eight hour mass meeting. The Workingmen's Union of New York will hold a grand mass meeting at Union Square, on Thursday evening, April 6th, at 7 o'clock, in furtherance of the eight bour move- ment, Eminent speakers will ackiress the meeting, The Workingmen of New York, Brooklyn and Jeresy Clty, are cordially invited to participate in se dembnatration, JOHN REID, Pres; WILLIAM F, LLOYD, Bec 100 SOCLETY NOTICES. A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE IMMACU- m jate Conception T. A. B. Society will be held in the hail of the Society, Mast 15th st, near ave. A, on return of the bonds previons to the arrest of the partyin question, So far ae we can judge irom the present situation of the case, the detec t ves and the parties who have sufferod loss, are in ® quandary as to whether they had better accept the terms offered by the chief robber. The cir cumetances of this case are nos peculiar, Ooly short time ago ® heavy robbery of bonds frema Broadway Bank was mysieriously hushed up, after the clue to the perpetrators bad been found, and cases of the same kind areby no means un- frequent, In the instance now under considera: tlon, the compromise, if it be effected upon the terms offered by the robbers, would plainly be , SELL ° Sunday, April let inst., at 7% o’clack p.m, Temper: 181 Chatha re, this 6 fitge is policy, or the Radicals and their policy, The | paying just one huadred thousend dol } 3 sscsigenpreemsnpengeccunsemeeserseeees | Stags aldreeee Will Ge Spurerat by the soneuie . atham ‘aguare, this day, at 10% o' 04 aries for Governor are the representative | lars premium for ® stupendous crime A Lady whe bas Suffered for Over Five | hiya eentiemen, viz * Meeare den, Carrot, | {rniture, feather beds, mattrasses; and also fr dry goods store the usual assortment: aleo em meat foods, sheets, blankets, pillows, Bedding.¢ AWNBROKER’S SALE—G,. G. LE\ Anctioneer, will soll at 104 o'clock to morro 195 Bowery, 6 lote of men's clothing of exe quality. by order of R. SIMPSON & CO q PAWNBROKER'S SALEBY R. Fil Auct., at 489 Pearl et, thie day, at 1! 0° about 400 lote men’s and women's clothing, ail other dresses, silk and cloth cloaks, broche, and woollen shawls, rmta., silks, dress eoode also underclothing, Llankets, sheets, beds and ging, &c., &c. By order of M. MANIX, I roker. J AMUEL WYNN, AUCT., 27 NEW C hers at, sella thie day at 104 o'clock, fine fix of liqaor store 280 Routh st, 2 fine black walon bars, each 26 feet long.” fine heer pumps, ti chairs, mirrors, desk screen, 1.5.0 reverse, and eral assortment of barroom furniturein lots 1! HOMAS REILLY, AUCTIONEER, ( 8T5 Ninth ave, eelle this dav, at 11 o'clock, 1 Weet 35th at., 5 Sth ave, the fixtures of a ¢ liquor store, 1 flue counter, beer pumps, sofe-» chairs, and bar room and other furniture ' V M, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SI thie day, at 2o’clock, at 464 Canal at, a gentee! ‘urniture, carpets, beds bedding, &c. person trom Greene 6; also 126 vew and second carpets. ; monthe the most extreme torture from Neuralgia has been completely cured by one dosee—“forty drope”— of Meicaiie's Great Kheumatic Remedy, bold bf all Druggious, ¥ 2 a eT a AES Prices Greatly Reduced ai F. B. Bald- win's Clothing Establishment, 70 & 72 Bowery. Prices regulated daily by the tall of gold. The best ad to buy new Spring Clothing in this bey“ tor en and Boys ak OE all Moths and Frecklos—Ladies afflicted with diseolorations on the face called moth-patches, or freckles, sbould use Perry's celebrated Moth and Freckle Lowion. Is ie infallibie, Prepared by Dr. B. ©, Perry, Ln rhea by 49 Bond st, New York. Bold by all druggists. Price #2. a Wheeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sewleg Machine and Button Hole Machine, 625 Broadway 3: Howe newing Machine Company, No 629 N.Y. Howe, Jr., President. ae Joyce and Revill. Mr. Hendeil will be present to a some select jrecee of music om the dulcimer, and Mr, McGreevy, the poet, will recite some of his choicest poems. P.év, Dr, MORROGH, Prest, CHAS, OOF |. a eReAes | | A O. H., NO. 4.—A REGULAR MERT- @ ing of the above number will be held at their rooms, 215 Liester #t, on Monday, Aprilthe %d. All members are requested to attend, as there is busi- ness of smrorianee to be transected. MICHAEL McMAHON, Prest. JOHN MARIIN, Beo'y. 131 Gp PRERAL SWEENY CIRCL F. B., Jersey City, Tuesday evening, April 3d, at Franklin Hall, cor, Warren and Montgomery ste, dortey Vity. ‘There will be a general meeting of the members. Parties interested in the prowress of the Circle will be admitted to the ball before busine-s, Addresses of instructions will oe made ty ccmpe- tent gentioman. Boeting commences at 7)$ o'clock P.M. MICHAEL MeNULTY, Centre 1 OTICE—THE MEMBERS OF THE Young Men's Father Mathew T. A. B. Beolety, No. 1 Brooklyn, are uotified to meet at their hail, #19 Court st, Monday, April $d, at 1% o'clock, ncon, pre- cisely, im full regalia, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to their deceased brother member, REDMUND CULLEN, As this is the first funeral im the Society, it is expected every momber will attend. Fines for non-attendance will be rigidiy enforced, By order of JAMES UUBKIN, President, JAMES HAYES, Kec. Sec. 1%6 The principle is the same in every case where such compromises are effected, even down to compar- atively trifling josses, where the unfortunate par- ties edvertiee rewards “ and no questions asked."’ Need we be surprised at the frequency of these crimes when the inducements to commit them are consklered? Is it strange that criminals will rob end steal when such ellurements are placed before them?’ It is folly to hope for @ curtalmens of crime while this state of things continue. Pulice officers and penitentiaries inaumerable would be of no avail te stop the tide of crime so long as the flood-gate ia kept open. en in this issue, and itis for that reason that ey now attract the atsention of the whole coun Outaide of Connecticus it fee matter of very sie consequence who becomes Governor of that ttle Biate, buts great nations! issue happens to p involved in the election to be held to-lay, od it ie that fact which makes al! eyes turn ward the land of wooden nutmezs. Every jan, who to-day votes for Esa.ten, wil! at @ «ballot im favor of the Presidest ad bis restoration policy; while every one who otes for Hawier will cleclare bis opposition to 29 President and his eupport of the Radical pro- ramme which Congress is now pursuing. Ani yhen the ballots come to be counted, the question ill be decided whether Connecticut stands for or gainst the President. In order to give an ides of be number of Johnson-Republican votes required 9 give the Democrats a majority in the State, we abjoin the following statement of the vote in Con ecticut forabe last ten years, beginning with the residential election of 1456: Underground Kailread. Tow large majority that wae given by the State Assembly in favor of the Broadway Underground Railway bill, is a pretty good Indication that the Benate will also endorse the bil], A powerful ip. fluence, emanating from the existing surface road interest, together with the friends of the various projects for an elevated railway, will of course be Grever and Baker’s Highest Premiam Elastic Btiteh Family Sewing Machines, and im- roved Lock-Stitch Machines, for Tailors and Manu- wetnrerr. 322 DEATHS, CHENOWETH—On Saturday, March 21st, Alice, daughter of Jobn and Mary A, Chenoweth, aged 3 months, The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Areturus Lodge, No, 274, F.& A.M, TOTICE——YOUNG MENS’ FATHER Rep. Dem. brought to bear upon the Senate in opposition to bes Sone tevtied 6 Gilead the Eankeni hom Methew T.A. B, Societ rAi nereneh & L BUSINE t 5 ; respec r A. B. y, No. 4 of N, Y., will GENERAL BUSINESS. nee —prest, Fecment ‘ 11g rene 54.995 T ghet nderground bill; butthat body will bardly | tne Tenidance” of rtf ereats, 424 W. 47th si thls hold thelr quarterly meeting Be Mepday evening, d omaenceenaee. ae ‘ a . ‘ . "| > 6 , p Monday afternoon, « clock, 3 at 7 o'cloc ” avo, bet 69h and 60th streets : WONDERFU DISCOV —Gov, Buckingham, .::6,/03 Prats dare to lay themselves open to the imputation of . Members will be punctsal es the election of officers MOST WONDERFUL SCOV E] B00 ; poctinebam, ‘ ies form wholesale bribery. We think thet the measure eee Recbeeber Dalton in’ PB yer sf takes place at the above bour. A five is imposed tor - re Aacleha dee | qiteat pain or no charge; Penne: Pen pena: 7h wd ber bed 47. \ -ensful 8 4 ab il tbs : non-attendence, JOHN BERRY, Prest. JAMES | ful teeth inserted for #1 exch; aching teeth Prest. vaeee. ee br ay poenine..., My, At will be successful in the Senate, anc at it wi. ange. BARRETT, Roc. bec. iva with the celebrated bone filllug without pain WE. ossee iy 2 recainridge ls, 4° operations skillfully performed and warrante: JAY VILLERS, 155 Grand at, 2 biocks trom j RTIFICIAL s ARTIFICIAL man ores made to order and inserted by I BAUCH & P. GOUGELMANN Clormeriy emy by Roissennean, of Paris,) 599 Broadway, N.Y OTTON YARN, CANDLEWICK, CAI warp, cotton an’ hemp twines; also wad black and white, of every style, to sult clot farriers, and the public in general, who are re fully 1uvited by THOS, GWYNNE, 64 Vesey stairs. ANDIES—FRENCH AND AMER candies, fig paste, &c., made of the best ime and bighest flavors, Dealers please call befor chasing elaowhere, Kemember 89% Cathari: eorner Madison st, N.Y ¢ TAMOND KEROSENE OIL—NOD plorive—1 ga), and upwards for 62 cts. per 4 under L gal, 64cts, Sold ut 472 Canal at, IGHT HOUR LEAGUE BADG : FORDHAM & WHEELER, Manufactur Trade badges, No. 15 John st, rooms 446 | Carpenters’ and J. U. badges in silver Tue, In gilt 85 cts, lu gold #1 bu, Navel badges, a signs for badges, of all kinds made to order, furNn URE OF EVERY DESCRIP carpets, bedding, parlor and bed room eult at BENDALL & BCU! 1'S, 209 and 211 Hud er, of Cenai Housekeepers or persons g houtekesping will be supplied, and ean pay by mente i preferred EF RNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTI Carpets, beddin 1, ol clothe, parlor an rocm suits, de. at BENDALL & BCOTT'S, ¥ 211 Hudeon et, cor Canal, N.H. Housokeeper plied and cap pay by installments if preferred prek SALE—50 LBS. GROUND PI] chasers Se PUATING Purpeses, 10 tons blac m 0! ell, i . 184 Market et, Newars, N. e° A stat : - OR TH k LADIES—UPON THE REC of $1, I will send to any add: cipe b; Ladies can have beautiful skin anda ‘ine, on jon atavery small cost, and without injury ekin, Address Mr. YOUNG, cor, Graham Myrtle ave, Hust Brooklyn. This is no bumbt REAT ‘BARGMINS—MILLINERS your money, b straw goods $0 per cent ches era Lo Nee" sale and Retail Millinery, 6 otber house in the city.” Broadway, than OUSEKEEPERS, LOOK HERK- can save G0 cent, by buyin, coffers, bus er, bam, shoulders &c., from Til AGNEW, 260 and 262 Greenwich st, cor, Muri PROFESSOR BLOT'S LECTURE: ‘ookery, every d o'clock, P. M. in room BC neon teal PENNIES FOR SALE—AT THE = office. PECTACLFES—PATENTED 1s63. suit perfectiy 15 to 26 years, Prof FRANKS, Lecturer on the Eye, Life Gove tho New York Eye Infirmary, 7.9 Bioads stairs, opposite Astor Piece. TE, ANNUAL MEETING OF + THE e's Mutual Coal Company ot New Yo adjourned from the third Wednesda in M >) es io Morrisvilie, Pennsylvania, at 3 o'cioc: riday, Apeul 18, 1866, for the election of Fis: tees for the ensuing year, ten daye nolice ee advertisement according to law ORD, Pres't. New York, Marel 19, 186 MROY BEDSTEADS —TO THE TI 484 Pear| sp, rear, J ASIES KERRIGAN, 2 PAYS FOR AN UNLIMITED | of instruction in bookkeeping, writ sFithmetic, at SROW aes Commercial Colle . rooklyn at rtunity for ac a business education ever Theres. ro lad writing lessons $3, Comercial and Euglieh bri $10 to 815 per quarter, 15 weeks, Lnstruction rate, no classes, day and evening, ‘The relatives and friends of the Sently are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his Iate residence, 166 Greenwich at, on Tuesday afternoon, 3d inst, at 1 o'clock. 366 COUGHLAN—Jeremiah begs rye see 45 years, a native of Buttervant, County of Cork, Ireland. — ‘The friends and relatives are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 66 Lienry at, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. aa DENON—On Satarday, March Sist, Mrs, Mary Denon, aged 65 years, The funeral will take place this enety, after- noon, at ¥ o'clock, from her late residence, 445 Bev- enth ave. 0b KENICKE — On Satorday, March Sist, after o rt and severe illuess, Henry Kenicke, aged 49 ears. The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, cor, of Glet et, and Lith ave, at 10 o'clock ou Monday, April zd. 14 LYNCH —On April Ist, after a short but severe illness, James Lynch, in the 60th year of his ago, a uative of the County of Donegal, [reiand. His friends, and those of the tamily, are reapect- fully invited toattend the funeral, from his Inte resi- denee, 66 Adam st, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, 3d inst, at 3 o'clock, and thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment, London- derry papers please copy, 152% WELLS—In Brooklyn, on Sanday, Apri! 1, 1966, _ HKlizabeth Wells, aged 6 years, 6 mouths aud 1s days. The friends of the femily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Monday afternoon, at 3'9 o'clock, at 35 Ciasson ave 8¢ TRADE N GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE Journeymen Tailors of Krookiyn, will be heid in the Brookiva Garden on Wednesday evening, 4th inet., under t 0 auspices of the Tailors’ Trade Pro« tective and Benevolent Union, ‘Tailors of Brooklyn Kaily aud preserve your rights, andshow youcan maintain them, Come tothe mecting one and all, and hear eminent speakers explain why ry work. ingman should belong to a ‘i rades Unio: order of the Society. KINKLE, Presidooy; M. DALY, Secretary. 855 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE LONG. abore ship Painters’ Association will be held on Monday evening, April $d, at their rooms 89 East Breaiway. By order PETER FITZSIMMONS, Pres; JOHN CAREY, Bec, 68 A MEETING OF THE JUNK DEALERS Protective « Beneficial Assogiation wil) be held ip their hall, 187 Bowery, en Monday eveulng, April dd, at 76 o'clock. li the members a requested to attend, JAMES BUCANNON, Pres,; THOS. RADY, Bec. see. ise CQorees, NO, 1—A REGULAR MEFT- ing will be held on Monday eveving, April 2d, at their rooms, 255 Grand at, Brooklyn, EK, D,, at 8 o'clk Punectual attendance is rejaested, a8 business of importance will be transacted, (RANK NULAN, Prest. goer | i | AKNESS MAKEKS’ ASSOCIATION OF New York have ceased to work, their demand for au increase of wages mot baving been complied with, Harness makers everywhere are requosied not to mtertere, CHARLES C, DURNING, Pros, FRANCIS AHERN, Kec, | Aphis ecm ABORERS, AROUSE, AND 8EE TO our own interests, The Sth Division L. U. B, Assce ation et i ay yoeny, A gry = Tate. y ev pr ‘@ o'clock, at Nationa. Hall, rin st, bet, Sth and 9th aves. Mombers and non-members are requested fo attend, as there is business of interest to allto be attunded to, PAT. RICK BREADY, Chairman. MARTIN GOODE, Bec. 308 N ASS MEETING—ALL PERSONS IN favor of establishing lawful and suitabie rules in regard to rents and the rights of tenants and land- lords are invited to attend, Monday, Apres vd, at 3 o'clock P.M., at ‘Tompkins’ Sq.. bet. Avs. A and B, Gentlemen intending to address the meeting will their names beiore the Commitiee at 1 o'cloe. ecto Ann et, THE COMMITTEE, oom Noetice—1 HE REGULAR MONTHLY meeting of the Blue Btene Cutters and Flaggers receive the approval of Governor Fastox, The bill, in e different form, pasecd both houses of the last Legislature, but the Governor thought that in ite old form too much power was given to the Corporatora, and be eccordingly withheld bis enlorsement. Rut now the objectionable features of the bill have been weeded out, it is understood to be acceptable to the Governor, and since the necessity of the measure has become more obvious within the last year, we see no reason to doubt that the Underground Railway will ere long be an established institution of the city, The only argu- tment of any pertinency that has been adduced in opposition to this plan, is based upen the report of Engineer Cuaven, of the Croton Board, wherein the opinion is given that the water supply of the clty would be greatly endangered by the proposed road. We think, however, that as the Cro- ton mains are very neer the surface, the tunnel might be constructed low enough to entirely avoid contact with them ; but even if this be impracticable it would seem that engineer- ing skill ought to be able to overcome ¢o small an obstacle, In fact wo have experience to prove that Mr, Caaven's fear is groundiess, Io London and Paris underground railways have been con- structed without derangement of the water supply, and certainly “Yankee” ingenulty ought to be worth as much as the English or French article. We bave nothing to say in opposition to the vari- ous plans for an elevated railway, except that they are all experimental, and that in view of the urgent necessity of steam communication between the extremities of the island, we think ist better to adopt the plan sbout the practicability of which there is the least doubt, Letus have the Under- ground Railway, whose practicability has been demonstrated, and then if capitalists desire to ex- periment upon wrial plans, let them have an op- portunity to do eo, Fimanetal News, Markem, &e. Fes rork, Saturday, March $1, — P. M.—The gen- eral Stock market was heavy and lower to-day. Gov- ernments were firm with an upward inclination Gold closed firm at 12844. The only specie shipment, this week, was $3,500, the smallest sum reported for uy ome week for a year or more past. The Ban Francisco dispatch in the morning papers, reporting esbipment of $4,359,000 treasure from that port is erromeous. The amount shoald heave been $439,534 of which $300,459 was for New York, The loan mar- ket was easy, with alittle more inquiry at 5 a6 per cent. Commercial paper was quiet and little was offering, On'Change to-day Flour was without de- cided cha: ge in price, with a moderate demand. Wheat was a shade firmer, Corn was quiet and steady. Oats were steady, Pork was lower, Beef was unchanged, Lard was quiet and steady, and Whiskey was quiet. STOCK SALES—FIEST BOARD. 1000 U.S, 68,'81, ep..106 100 Central Coal. 2000 U.S. 6s, 6-20"... 104% 200 ais: WINE MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIA- tion, Atthe annua! election held at 46 Heek- man street, March Ist, 1566, the Laas | officers were re-elected for the ensui year: ILLIAM BURCHAM, Pres; JOS. WRAGG, Vice Pres.; ©. MILLER, Treas; J.P. TRAVERS, Sec. The directors declared @ cash dividend of 19 per cent. JAB. P. TRAVERS, Bec, Ala rPEMPERANCE TRIUMPH — & GRAND public meeting of the Father Mathew T. A. M. B. Society, will be held in their bail, No. 65 Fest Broad+ way, on Monday evening at 7 o'clock, the meeting to be addressed by the Splowing distinguished gentle- men: The Hon, ©, T, Mills, Cat, DeCamp, Dr, Johnson and lr, Laws, Singing by the tawuted vocalists John Carroll, P, H, Reilly, C, F. King aod Michael Mullen and the charming Misses boy and Canavan, Aleo a host of others. The Cecilisn Band will be tn attendance, JAMES MEELUAN, Chairman, WILLIAM MEbIias, becreviy, Mi- CHAEL T. MADDEN, Treasurer. P, 8.—Delegations from the different Father Mathew T. A. M. bi, Sccie- ties are cordially invited w attend, 1 HE MEMBEKS OF THE IMMACULAIE Conception 7 A. B, Society are hereby notified to assembio in fol) regalia. with erape on left arm, at their meeting roem, on this Monday, the 9d Inst, lo'clock P, M., to attend the funeral of § decea member, Key. lr, MORROGH, Prest, CHARLES BOYLE, Sec, PATRICK O'NEILL, Marshal. 120 061—Gov, Buckingham.. 44,)1% Loomis 40,026 —Gov, Kuckingham...J9,78% Loomis WO54 ster. Buckingham... 41,032 Seymour... 45,05 . Buckingham., .9,520 Beymour ....34, 16" Preset. Lincoln ...... 44,691 MeClelian. ..42,255 066—Gov, Backingbam...4%,U74 Seymour... .01,35¥ Is will be seen from the above that the Demo- rate have suffered defeat ten successive years, wad yet on nearly eve—ly occasion the vote was ex- eedingly close, The largest vote ever polled in be Biave was that for Governer in 1560, at which ime the Republican majority was only O41. Ibis sleo evident from these tigures that if the Prosi- dent's influence be felt at all in the election to-day the Democrats ought to achieves victory; while en the other band, if the Radicals triumph, the fact may be regarded as evidence that no rupture of the Republican party has in reality occurred, Gathoring Clouds—Trembling *peculators, It is strange how inflexibly Time insists upoo phe settlement of his accounts with the spoculators, The speculators in gold, stocks, coal, dry goods, eic., all reaped « rich harvest while the war was iv progress; but finally Time brought about a change, and the rapidly ecquired fortunes of the speculs- gore have for some months past been fast s!ipping shrough their fingers, The petroleum speculation was one of the most pernicious in the whole serica, for ithad apparently » substantial basis, and was Qherefore well calculated to deceive aud mislead honest and unsuspecting people. There were, and are sill, afew reliable Companies and somereally valuable oj] wells; but for every one of that @ort there were Gfty of the borus kind, being 4m reality nothing better than wholesale swin lle, Well, Time now seems to be settling up with the pe- Groleum speculation. Several banks in the oil region Dave recontly suspended, oil stocks have started pon a down-grade, oi! lands have dropped sev- Oral pegs in price, and the whole region of Oildom seems to be on the verge of « general panic. The Dighly-colored petroleum bubble, which was so wonderfully inflated by speculation, appears to be im some danger of a collapse, Woe should be sorry @0 see bonest people lose their money by the petro- Seum collapse—although if al) such had taken the oft-repeated advice of the Sum they would not now Be in danger—but as for the speculators, there is Ro ground for pity. There is « dark side to Shoddy and Petroleum, as in nearly evory other phase of life, a8 Time is now very clearly showing, LOST AND FOUND. FROUND—2 SMALL WHITE FOX DOGS, ov 36th, The owner can have thei by identifying and paying expenses, JOHN McENTEE, cor, Finsh ing and Bpencer et, East Brooklyn, oo OST — ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN Beach at. or West Broadway, @ mink fur collar. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it to E. BARKER, 68 University Place. vw OST—IN GOING FROM COR, OF WASH- ineton and Beach sta, to Clinton Market, $90 and overin greenbacks. The finder will receive a liberal re:ard and (ianks of loser, a Ror wicow, by returning it to 877 Washington at, N. Y. 161 g: RKEWARD—LOST ON FRIDAY NIGHT a ama)! dog, with collaron; the name WILLIE fs on the collar, Any one returning the dog to 91 West Houston st. top tloor, will receive the above reward and the th of the owner. 11s $10 REWARD—LOST ON SATURDAY, March Siet, bieck and tap dog; had on when lost « fancy ieather collar somewhat worn: he had a small spot on aide, without any halr on it. The above reward will be paid for his recovery wh 4 in- um, 086 0 formation where he may be found, k, G.38 Hudson at, or 304 Woat 12th at. $50 REWARD—LOsT, IN THE NEIGH- borhood of Washington Market, on the morning of the Sist March, a pocket-book containing two checks for $400 aud{[$490 onthe Porineneld Bank, Mas. perghie to the order of JAMBS H. Wil i'k« LEGGE, of New York; and two promissory notes for #200 each, payment of which wili be ato . Ketarn the same to the above named, at 263 West wth at., New York City, 106 ee BOARD AND ROOMS. FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE WELL accommodated with board at 150 Hes Mulberry, top tloor, ioneice ies Bors WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lodgings, food or employineut, shquld apply at the News- boys’ Home, 128 Fulton 450 C# LODGINGS FOR YOUNG GIRLS, —ihe Children's Aid Bociety have opened a temporary bome for young girls at 196 West 44th at, cor, of &th ave. kings, 5 cents, Meals, 4 cents. Work and places tound tor deserving girls, _ 46° ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commedated with good plain board in « small pmerinas family, where are 8 no othe beesdere ore ren; terme trom wo week. or address A. B,, 464 Becond ave, inthe toa store Wo [To LeT—Witk OR WITHOUT BOARD, Which Baunert To-pay was designated by the Senate as the time for action upon the veto of the Civil Rights Bill, It ie doubtful, however, about the vote being taken to-dey. The Radicals are strong enough to suit their own convenience concerning the time when the vote shall be taken, andif they cannot figure Opa clear two-thirds vote in opposition to the veto @bey will be likely to defer the matter until now Bevatore shall have arrived from Vermont and Now Jersey. That, however, will depend upon another contingency, If Senators Wriear and Drxon sbould not have recovered sufficiently trom their ¥ 0. 113 a. Wey |) 100 West Unioa Te). 53% 1000 do.......24.100'¢ 325 do... .....B8a55"s $0000 do... 100 ya100%s $200 Atlantic M. 8... 131% 18000 Tree, T3-10,...100% 100 Brunawick C,L. Ti 600 do,....emall 99's 10 Pacific M. 8......2 Slinese to assume Benatorial duties to-day, 1 9 . - kn0 in s email Christian family tly f \ORSENS. C i would be for the nia oy of the Bedi. Goon Noun GeO oN gw - toe iis ion’ ee at alt the fuatery a required peedlens van ate eis ot ariae ie tat MORSEM CABRIAGHS. pon, eee Qrovessvoree OF B rder PET ‘ Tes. , | eeutieman, or « gentieman and | child, where there | —-_-------- _ --—-— €ale to press the question to eo immediate | Silo Va 6s..." }ON-Y. Cen. Bo 816 | PitZalBiONY, See CO: Eettig © | Bre no lather eardera, with alt'the comforts ofa! TOUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY — -—__ --+ -————— oO — a ” vote, It \@ supposed, however, that one or | iu N.C. 60 714 | R{OTICE TO ALL MATTRASS MAKERS— | troterete. Adtfoss snand Reslthy, logality,. Teriwe cen ently om, hand, euch ss grocers be Doth of the convalescent Senators will appear in | 9% ¥/ do- AR The Matitens Makeze Union hereby notity those | Ofice. nett arte ny ree vented, CiRWALTS ® Qboir aaateahis morning. Ae the caso gow looks | $00) Mis's io 1” | ened. tbe bane tw und e eeting othe | 6 ORS YOUNG MEN CAN HE”ACUOM. | fetor. $8454 nets Broedway 1oou Erie 4th M...... 9 3000 Hud. 2d, #.t ‘ 1000 Lack. & W., Ist. 95 10000 Mins, & Mo. Le. 46> 86 6921 Am. Gol; 127% = 0 Cl end wiabow at Be 16th ye Hotel 083, of Grand a a . - ureday uo oh business of importance, P."KEENEN; Prest, M. THORN, Bee, 861 there is @ strong probability that the bill will @ooner or later be passed over the veto, In the fesue upon the Freedmen's Bureau bill, the Pres) modated with board and lodgii family, At 234 Elizabeth _* edna proven 719A EAST 88TH ST, 3D AV 135 Garni, Furnished bedrooms eaten by trom § 0 5 is, trom 16 to 17 high. Prices from ait to $200, 95 Mercer at. dent was asteined by two majority; but «i 1s Bat ee Dro, BK.120 900 Chia NW, ‘NEW YORK, MARCH GOTH, 1860—AT A | only, from $175 to #2; double trom ef, | POR SALE—HORSE, TRUCK AND theo tere hae Dean io ote change fro: | H4 vipa Ltt PA HB, | a tating Maes sche of | EA ee ree ener, | ROP aALELONE GAY Man, eH m, Exch, ‘ Ft. W. »» 929 | and vicinity, be y 6 into consideration sp pegnyncnenocneaan — MARE, 16 le to the Radicals, and under the new status we 8 ae Be We oF on RRR, 000% the demand recently, m eo by Pe carpenters end MILITARY. My high, 6 years old, sultable for any bi fai) to eve how the President's party can muster TERT jC fee Clima epeierenat Hi by BS rs y end 9 boars on ¢ H IM pt Be fold very oe work, from 10 hours ca new and ¥ hours on old work, to 8 hours; it was unanimously Kesolved that we will open our respective establishments on Monday next for business, aad that the hours of labor fore day's work shail be the same as heretofore. ned— Thomas Stack, W, Hi. Webb, Lawrence & Foulks, Henry Steers, E. F, Williams, Webb & Bell, Joyce & Waterbury, biisha 5. Whitiock, Jobe Englis & Bon, }: B, Van Deusen, Pine & Davis, DL. D, Westervelt, : Simonson, C, & K, Poiilon, ay NOTICES THE JOUURNEYMEN HORSK- shoers’ P, U, and Bb, pociety wil hold their regu- lar meoting om Monday evening, April Yd, at 155 Firet Seinen. tvsitsnc ws bast of tert ht reques' ness of importance ma transeoted, "J, JUMNBOM, Feet, 7; BU: ity or try, wil want of uso. alter bis Elm at, Fok SALE—& STOUT PONY, ABO an 3 for ay barnpen price $150, horee ‘80. yak 15% bands, sound and kind, $160. Inquire 47. Bve, cor, 39th at, Ok SALE—A FINE BLACK Hol years old, 16% haude high, sound and every way, suitable either for truck, cart or c: Inquire 1 Congress Place, near King ” =a SOR SALE—2 GOOD CART HORSP: Slight horses. Apply at 46 Hamilton st HoBsE AND FURNITURE SF gan ean er cate chase, Can be seen cor, Sutb Amy CLAIMS—OFFICE , SOLDIERS and heirs of deceased are informed thas we are ead shail continue to sertle all classes of just claims arising from the late war, at our old office, 9 Park Place, Apply in person or by letter, L. BEOYEN & MPORTANT TO SOLDIERS—ALL UN- settied claims of every description inat the Biates or the United Btates will be promptly seitied whe a Any Agency, 4 Sarees St directly i y ae) . letter, enclosing up ved * ais ad pre MONEY FOR THE NAVY—A a large wade of new Ace Ne ey the requisite number of votes, The influence of Btate Legislatures may also weaken the aiministra tive force ip the Benate, We believe that in all fhe Bites whose Benators voted to sustain the President, the Legislatures have passed resolutions eondewnatory of the course of the said Senators. Dadar all these circumstances the vote upon the first ‘Wem cannot be taken as a criterion for judging the Pesult im the case now pending, and the Presi- cen meee therefore not 99] to bope- Demestic Markots- Wholesale Prices (arrent w Youx, Sarcavar, March 31, 1866. Java, 279025 4; 54, Domingo, 1tsalixs Caf se, Id. Rio. fait to prime, 1Ta2l; Maracaibo, 19'sadz's. Urioans, @42—; Middling Cotion, ib, — Mid, N Upland, 40; do Mobile, 41, Domestve goods, yard.—Shirting, Dich'd, 16-01 10; She'tg brown, 14027—; bleached, 1u—a! lu; Wriliing, 2i~e2T'e ; tHannes, S4~—01 60; Batimets, Sy 'sa90; Tints, 16—as2s0 ; moues, de laines, 2Jab6; cambrics, zones: Lelmorel skirt doz, od buald W; tweeds, al WW, Fish, ewt.—Dry cod, 46007 00; pickled 150; Mackerel, 1, Jay 17 Wa =; No, Wee ts tows Walled lugs ides, —aoe,