The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 12, 1866, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. $$$ re THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1866, — — Our Relations with England. Tne peculiar rélations existing between the United States afd Foglend have thus far excited Dus Htele apprehension concerning their sohution, end yes the fect cannot be ignored that the mtua- tion of affairs is becoming q iite critical. There ere now three distinct and highly dangerous ¢le- ments of @ quarrel between the two countries, The first pertains to the claims of our Government for damages sustained during the late rebellion by anglo-rebel pirates; the second is with regard to the difficulty about the fisheries on the upper ‘coast ; and the third relates to the Fenian demon- @trations now in progress. There is danger in these questions, It is true thet there is» seeming Aisposition, on the part of both Governments, to wmaintein friendly relations with each other, end it is thie circumstance that has impressed the people with @ belief tat ell difficulties will be amicably adjusted. But diplomatic courtesy is ene thing, anc the yielding of important points in dispule is quile anotber, Now if we strip away the ornate feature of the cor- respondence between Mr. Sawann and Bar! Res- ULL, relative to the pirate claims, what do we find? Our Government ssye thas England shall pey the claims in question. England saya tt will nol, Both parties have emphatically declarcd themselves upon that point, sud neither can con- @istently sbandon its position, Many ® war hae Tesulied from fer more trivial causes than that, Jo fact this is note triviel roatter, for theresse broad principle underlying it which the United Biates, at least, cannot afford to ignore, In the ease of the fisheries the danger is now im- minent, Our Government has a speci'ic claim to the right to fish anywhere within one league of the British coast, England flatly repudiates the claim, declares that our fishermen slial) be driven from the disputed waters, and # strong fees of British vessels has been sent to those waters for the purpose of enforcing compliance with the mandate of their government. (On the other hand, the United Biates suthoritios have dispatched « fleet to protect American fishermen from the threatened interference, and it therefore requires bat little foresight to see that there is iinminent danger of « collision upon that question. The Fenian matier is the lest, but probably not the least of the dangers that now environ the pence between the United States and England, It is tree that our Government does not countenan¢ the movement of the Fenians in respect to the British provinces, but the latter heave lately been wrought up to a high pitch of ex- citemens about an spprebended invasion, they have expended « great deal of money in defensive preparations, and the biame for all this trouble and expense they throw upon the United States, Just now it is reported that the Fenians are really preparing for the attack, and it ie rumored that the British Minister at Washington has demanded thet our Government shal! at once interfere to pro tect the provincials from the termbie Fenian bost. There is no telling whas this matier may lead so, but there is certainly an element of danger in it, The fact is, that our relations with England are fast assuming «critical aspect, and while all the @fhoultios mentioned may,be barmonized, it can- not be denied that there is ground to apprehend » rupture, — The Freedmon. Tus Southern papers now generally concur in the statement that the freedmen are at work, and that the agricultural prospect for the present ycar femuch brighter than it was afew weeks ago. The Spring work has fsirly commenced upon the Plantations, and both planters an‘! {reedmen seer to have eencluded that they had bette? unite their fortunes and benefit themselves mutually by muk- ing the ground productive, The stories about atrocities committed by negroes Lave lately become very rare, Nothing further is said about negro “plote” and ‘‘insurrections,’’ aud we infer that both whites and blacks are quietly settling down to the new order of things. Probably the lave events eat Washingion will have «still more soothing effecs, The President's peace Proclamation relieved the whites of all the disabilities and annoyances resulting from mili- tary occupation ; and the civil rights bil! sudden- ly gives the negroes degree of importance that » majority of them never dreamed of, The letter class certainly ought now to be satisfied, If av employer ma'treats » freeiman the latter cau bring an action against bim on s penal charge; andif afreedman be defrauded in respect to his wages becan sue the employer and recover, The freedmen of the Bouth have now equal priviloges with those of the majonty of their color at the North, and therefore they should be content to ply the boo industriously and thus benefls thomselves (ndividually and the South generally. Metrepolitan Health Ordinances. Tae Board of Health have adopted, with a few amendments, the ordinances and regulations which were published in the Sun on Tuesday, The provisions of this code are of importance to every citizen, for the Board have ample power to enforce their observance, and to impose peueliies for non-compliance with them, There are ip al! one hundred and sixty-five distinct sections in the Health code, Every subject requiring sanitary Fegulation seems to be comprehended in its pro- visions, and {f all these provisions be rigitly en- forced, we shall unquestionably have a reformed ey. Nearly every section of the code would furnish ® good text for an article, but we must pass the matter with » few general remarks upon the leading reformatory points. Perhaps the mont important feature of ihe code is that which relates fo tenement houses—particularly the section which prescribes the space that shell be allotted to each occupant, Section 183 provides that ‘no more than one person shall be allowed to one thousand cubic feet of space in any one apart- ment of any tenement, boarding -Louse, or lodging- bouse ; and only one person for every onethousand cuble feet of contents to be allowed to dwoll iu any lodging-bouse." Bectien 187, provides that tho minimum height of any story in # tenement house shall be nine feet. Therefore, eccording to the new regulation, every person will require « floor surface equal to ten fos: by eleven, provided that the height of the room be not more than nine feet, Where » ceiling is ten fees high,each person would require s space ten feet by ten, etc, This is un- questionably » very good arrangement in a sani- tary point of view, bus we fear the Board of Health haves \remendous task to perform in its enforce- needed provision, telity of our ety ¢ u population are found, York families live not only in ceilare bution # ib-cel- to suppress one of the worst foatt trade, and therefore it is commendable and fat-boiling tou in this code, aud their operations are atrictly prohibited in the builteup portions of this city and Brooklyn, There are several other features of the code that are worthy of notice, but the readers of the Arm, by preserving Tucslay's paper, will be able to acquaint themselves with all its important points. avenue railroads suspended because the Companies refused to advance their wages fromm $2 to $2.50 per day was justifiable, ceriain'y this ove of the over- worked and underptid drivers has justice upon ite aide. York who ure #0 they perform as the employes upon the city rail. road cars. They are obliged to work an everage of fifteen hours per lay that ought to pittance before mentioned lot upon ther, they have borne the task with but litle complaint during the trying winter season, but their salaries totally inalejuate to the support of themsolves and their families, 1 tions for which they work have be in their eagerness to pile ur have lows all regard order to gratify thelr inoruinats mous profit, they make virtual slaves of their men, and then grudwingly dole out she pinched salary that barely keeps body and soul towether. There is no exouse for this contemptible meanuess on the part of the railroad monopolista, The roads are all paying immensely—better sow than they ever did Lefore—and if the companies had s apark of decency even, they would quickly accelo to the reasonable request that the drivers ployed in the Novelty Iron Works, of this city, have formed themselves into a co-operative pur- chasing association, upon the proposed and advocate! by the Sux, pose to buy at wholesale, or from first anda, ao far as practicable, al! the leading articles of house- held consumption. man to invest asmall sum in the enterprise, and with the money thus procure? ihe goods are to be purchased, members of the association at current retail prices and divide the profits in money every three monvha, Ry this means every member will rec goods at first prices, instead of paying the large profits that now go into the pockets of middle. men. lishments, and we suggest to employers the pro- priety of starting the movement, as we understand those of the Novelty Works have done in the case mentioned, City have house-roow eqi valent to ten feet equare for each member ? fortunate. tion would have been rm quite GO Bwoeping. A commence this part ¢ first at the wors: features: { wnement-honse crowd. ing—those burma «on criminately t the laws of health, Health code also ob! houses to see thasue dition, that they are proper! end made conducive to health, No spartment shell | be rented for living purpowes that ts not at least | one-half above the sidewalk Tiie It seerns to a + if one-half are thus toat 1) 6 Section in quer © practical if it were not jenst it would be better to the reform by striking s where persons ere india. gother without regard to or anything else, The rates owners of tenement are kopt in @ cleanly con- ventilated, lighted, idijled ¥ roorality is @ much | A large proportion of the mor- 8} iments where thoussnds cf our In many places in New y be trace] to the poi mae Lrgt ad apar lare, where the} ghtof cay never reaches them and where pureasirisnever known, No wor el that they die, The Health cole has a rather singuler section in respect to the wale if Nquors, It provides that no liquor hall be eold | or given away when thero ia rea bLeleve ‘ is retof the vat The bone ances receive erpectal atiens An Excusable strike. Tne drivers Third and 8 xth yesterday, ou the § work, If ever a atrike There is not another class of men in New nadequately pail for the work almost double the time conatitute a work-day—for the Even with this hard now that they heavy advanco are in obliged to rena, they pay find ¢ rich corpora- ne so tolserly iendas, that they or justice, In for enor- hiv for right ene ve now taace, We are pleased to learn that the work mon em- pnneiplo hitherto They pro- Their plan is for each work Th is then proposel ww aell them to the his We hope to see this example followed by the workmen employed in other large estab- Anything calculated to advance the interests of workingmen is necessarily beneficial to employers, for it lessons th rdabips of labor, Cispels discontent, sud i# a good remedy against complaints and strikes, Aside from this conside- ration of the case, employers ought to feel # kind of guardian interost ‘un their workmen, and be avimated by a desire to aid thern in whatever per- tains to their welfare, A great saving to working- men may be achieved by the co-operative pur- chasing system, and it ought to be more generally adopted, Fiaanmetal News, \larket, dce. Now York, Wilnesday, April il, 6 7) M.—The afternoon quotations of the general Stock market, compared with those of yesterday afternoon, show au advance of from \to3 percent. ornments were quiet, Gold closed at 1¥iy. The su market continues extremely easy at $ per or. Ub no ex ceptions at 6, butatew exceptions cu ,overnmeniea at4. Viret-class commercial paper isin favor atéal percent, Foreign exchange was strong and active at higher rates, bankers’ CO-days steriiag bills boing quoted at 107 a 107%, The New York exports (ox+ elusive of epecie), for the week April 10, and since January 1, compare as follows: ‘ 1865, $2,061,719 7,995 Gov For the week. Previously repor $\ ‘ GuST A401 Bince Jan, let...... $06,041,041 The New York imports compare as follows: Isiah, 1866, Dry Goods. coe «$945,199 P20 15,081 General Merchandise... %,.00,093 465,200 Total for the week...... Previously reported... Bince Jan, Ist,.....-. Ub 2ST 04) S57 Soa t12 On ‘Change to-day Flour was quie steady, with @ fair dewand, Wheat was rather more steady, Corn was 2c, better with an active demand, Oats were lo, better and mere active, Pork wes heavy and lower, Beof was unchanged, Lard was heavy, Whiskey was quiet and steady. STOCK BALBO-—FIBST BOARD, 9000 U.S, 66,'81, ep..lt a 100 Chi, & Alton Pf, 95 Sou t Warrs vats %0 Chi, & AlwnR., 56 bud U.S. 6a, 6-20's,. 10 500 Quicksilver M... 46\% luv de... 10% 1600 do... AG OAT by Glow — do,,..... Cp isd*s S00 Martposa Mua... lie 000 de.. 4.108% GW Mariposa PT..... 10% 2000 UB. Se) 10-du's, Bia BUy wary (1 166000 Trea, 74-10)... 1004 100 Pacific M. 8.....215 6000 do,.......3€.100% 60 + op Pied bt J 1000 Tenn, 66, '90.... 1000 N, C, 6¢6..... 6000 it might be detrimental to the life or health of the person receiving it, We woul! lke to see that provia.on literally enforced, for the use of Lquor as abeverage is always detrimental to health, and therefore the above pro visior could entirely | py equeich the trafic, But the i tent of tar sectior +0 Secmilver 1 — adults. attributed to other canses, is occasioned by worms, Brown's “Vermifuge Comfits” are effectual in destroying worms, and ean do no possible injury to the moat delleate child, t iano more effectual relief in theso diseases to be found than in the timely use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches," They possess real merit, and have proved their efficacy by «@ test of many years, having re- ceived testimonials from many eminent men who have ured them win'e Clothin gee to buy now Spring Clothing in tnis A. hi, Suplee, 537 Broad querred! dally cared by the new and wonderfal sererey known as Motcalfe's Great Rheumatic t ie sold by all druggiate. Machine and Button Hole Machine, 6:6 Broadway 330 Broadway wanted, Filastic Stitch Family Rowing Bpcnines. and im- ir acturere. Rev W iard and Miss Mary Jane Conlin, all of this city. 4 FOULKES — On. Tuesday, April 10th, Lavinia Foukes. youngest daaghter of William aed Tryphe- no Fou'kes, aged 2 yoars, 0 months and 11 days. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the on™ + Oye wee Jen, National B.111 h National Bk.lot — 100 Continental Bk, 9s 1.0 Citizens Gas, B10h : 509 Caption Co... ... 54 / 5300 do, G4%a54% 100 Mil 5 Del. @ Hud, ©,,.154 bon 9 Cum, Coal Pf... 45 1 14 wn do......44°0045 | 6) Brunewick C,L. 8% 60 P.. Ft, 10) Atiantic M. 8....128 ww) , | 0 do,, vTs jo Al | The Buses zu) Union Nav, Co... 10646 100 Al. & 1 » Pf... 63 10 West nion tei. 664 lw M. & Si. Pa EY. 05 220 do.,.... So's S200) BOARD. 1°00 Canton Co 4% 19 Pacific M.S... 197 lew do,.... Baabt be0 M.s. & N, la R. 8% 600 Com Coal lt... 45% Soo do 80% “9 QuieksiiverM.. 47'6 15 N.Y. Cen. B. 98 ”) 40, 47040 600 Brie Ki....eees - 10% ) Mariposa Pi 19% lwo Cle. & Piste. BR. 792 Ho 10, : rr wooh. & RL KB 18% i) Atlantic M. 8... 197 woo bP. Ft, W. ES... Wow ho do lily THIKD BOARD 1000 U.S. Ae*81, rg..104"%% 59 Weat Union Tel. 55% LAN LS, G8, 6-20. 1.8% 100 do.. +» BO 100) Tres. 7 3-10. les S00 Mariposa Pt. 0% 660. do 24.10%» 20 Maripoes Min is 100 Mo. 6s., 724 100 Pacific M.6.....196 iN rf 1% Had, Rv KB... 106W 4 do 16%all Gly vo Reading K 1s 00 do 102 100 M. 8. aN. ie ‘ do 1) Atlantic M do, SPECIAL NOTICES, Mach Sicknoss with Children as well as M1 Suddem Changes of Weather aro Prod ive of Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &c, There 129 Prices Greatly Reduced at F. B. Bald- asiablishment, 170 & 7% Bowery. ‘rices regulated daily by the tall of gold, The best city, for on and boys va The Improved Elliptic Sewing Machines— Agente wanted. 417 A Cure at Last !—One Mere Disease Con- ‘The worst casos of Rheamatiaim are being peste Wheeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sewing Howe Sewing Machine Company. Ne. 629 N.Y. Elias Howe, Jr, Miesident, Agsors Grover and Bakers Highest Premiam roved Lock-Stitch Machines, lore aay al WIARD—CONLIN—On Tuesday, April 10, by the Dr. Price, of St. Stephen's Church, Norman DEATAS, Vrecions babe, how rich thy portion ! Vaio and death with thee are o'er ; ‘We «ball roiss thee, but our loved one, Life is thine torever more, The relatives and friends of the family are re. residence of her parents, 35s Bast 24th ot, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, 126 Gir FING.-On Tuesday, April 10th, Christopber Gifiug, in the 77th year of his ave, ihe relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- fully invited toatsend the \uneral, on /hureday atter- noon, 12th inet, at 1'6 o’cioca, icom his lave resi- dence, 1%4 Kast Guth a6. STI KELLEY -On Tuesday, April 10, of consamption, Thomas &,, eon of the late Lomas and Kose Kailley, natives of Dromore, County Tyrowe, lreiaud, aged vi years. the remame will be taken on Thareday, Apail 12, from his late residence, to the Chureb of St. Vincent de Paul, North 6th et, Brooklyn, E. D)., where a Ke- quien) Masa will be celebrated at lv} o'clock, A. M., lor the repose of bis soul, The tunerei will take place from the church at Zo'clock, P.M = The reia- tives and trieuds of the family, alse the members of the “Kuights of the Round Table," are reepect fully invited to attend, ) McGINNES—On Wedneeday, April 11, 1966, after a livgerin ‘otul illness, whieh she bore with Christian f » Mre, Catharine Mcinanes, widow ines, in the Guth year of ber age. Lue notice of the funeral will be given, vis O'KEEFE-On Wednesday morning, 1lith inet, David O' Keene, aged (1 years, @ resident of the 13th Ward for the lest 4) years, The relatives aud friends of the family are respect- fully tovited to attend the iuneral, trom hia Jate rescence, J4 Willett #t, on Friday afternoon, 1°th lust, at ¥ o'clock, Quebec papers please copy, 251 TATTERSALL--On Wednesday, the lush, Barah Jaue lasiereall, wife of Henry J. Tattersall, and deughter of Eiias aud Fraucis Haviland, aged 34 yoarm, oi Charles M None knew her but to love her, None named her bus to praise. The friends of she family, also the members of Poiar Star Lodge, »40, LO, of O, F., are reepectially inviied to attend the funeral, from the Methodist Fpiscopal Church, cor, of Lexington ave, and 62d at, oa ihureday, April 12, Funeral services will coin. mence at | P.M. Baitimore and Minnesote papers penae copy, wu WELSiU—On Wednesday, April 11, Mra. Jane Weish, laceof Routh Bergen, N.J., aged 47 yeare, The relatives and frionde ol the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Tbureday) afternoon, as 1 o'clock, from 40 Thompson at, The remains will be takea wo the Dutch Kelormed church at south Bergen, 103 REGULAR MEETING OF THE JOUR- neymen Plumbers Protective Society will be held at Putnam Hall, cor of 12th at and 5d ave,on Thure- day evening, Aprilthe 1sth,atS o'clock, Punciual attendance is requested, By order of LUEQ, FILE. MOCK, Pres Ke Put N ARBLE POLISHERS AND RUBBERg will ploase take noice that the men who work. et in JOUN KENNEDY'S, Soth ot, and Broad. way, aro ou a atrike for an advance of wages, We ad- vire all men who work as the business nt to work in sai slop before the demand is acceded to, Also the regular moushly weeting of the Society will be held in their Rooms, Rosehill Hotel, 427 Second ave, on dbureday, Aprilthe icth, at S o'clock, All members are reyucaved to be present, as business of import. aoce is to be tramsacted. By order of society, PATRICK O'HANLAN, Presa, THOS, BUSY, Bec, H N' ITICL—LABORERS AWAKE AND AR. ouse, and see to your own interest, ‘Lhe Second Jiveion LU, B, Association meet ou Friday, April ith) abS o'ciwock V, M,, ip she 6th Ward tiovel, cer, Duese ana Ceuire ate, The 3d, 4th and oth divisions ace requested to aivend, as there is busimess of iuter- es: toll iaborer., By ord WM. MILLS, Press, \ AMES GibM Bec, pio tom. 128 OTICE TO BOSS DOCK BUILDEKS— Dockbuildere of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City aud Hoboken, will cemand on and afier April the S0ch, 1560, $3 per cay, and foreman #4 per day, ! P. Moti AKY Barn t;D, &, WOOD, Bee. "163 PPHE DOCRBUILDERS'’ UNION” PRO. lective Assvciation will meet at their usual piece of meeting at 457 Hudson et, at Ts e'ciock, My or- The TRADE NOTICES. ———— ROPERS ATTENTION—AT A REGULAR . the largest ever held by the Bea Beans Bae Breese ei wi an, Pr a ge, View ae ‘siden Arthar dent; James Mathews, Ke aries : Jobm Stewart, Trearurer; Dav!, Inancirl Secretary ; Joirn Farrell, Cor- veupending Serrete*y. N.B.—There will be a meet- ing of the above Aseociasion on Trance, April 12th at 7 o'clock P. M. iu Cometitntion Hall, 257 Third av, All that have not ye: jomed are notified hereby that the initiation fee wil be raised after the above date. By order of JOUN (HAGAN, Pres, JAMES MA THEWS, Ree. Sec 14 JOURNEYMEN SASH AND BLIND Makers— The sho ps that are paying the advance of ©) centa, are n« folio ea: Koome, Livingston. Weich, Btage, Smith, Hunt, !ditchell, Cheesmwnan, Schofield Halil, McKenzie, Nolat: and Steare, Series, Price and Whitlocks, You are tleo notified not to interfere Withthe Ship Joiners in their «trike for the eight hourtyastem, JOSEPH GkIDDES, President, WM. TAPPY sec, 120 TY NOTICES, — GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING OF Fatler Mathew TA. B, Society, No, 4, of New York, will be held at thetr hall, cor of 23d at and 2d ave, on this even'’ne at iy P.M. Speaking ‘sy Mee 6rs. Johneon and lunp. Singing by Messrs, !dcGow- an, Larkin, Coles and others. Also Misses, Hamill, Fov and others, ihe public are invited tw eome early, THOS, J. CARR, Pres. JOHN SieGONI- GAL, Ree, Sec, 1% A O, H., DIVISION NO, 10 L, L, Brook- * lyn--A spacial meeting of the above Division willbe held on Fricay evening, April the lath, at T'¢ o'clock, at the Hibernian Hall, Butler a4, between Height tod Pond sta, The officers aud me mbers are rerpecifuily invited to attend, as there is |) ousiness «f importance to be done. J. GOOLDEN, Pr esident, T. DONEULY, see, nT GRAND PUSLIC MEETING OF THE St. Mary's Temperance Society of Hi sboken will lhe heid at Odd Feikow's Hail,on Frid: ty evening, April sth, Messrs. Metirath, Hollywood and others Wilt eaareee the meeti Singing b.r Protereor ilson, p — EXCELSIOR—4.— YOUNG MEN'S Father Mathew T. A. M. B. Bocie ty, No. 1, of New York, will bold @ grand pubiic paceting this evening, at 756 o'clock, fn their Hall, co) ner S4th et, and Sthave. Mr. Bowles will addrerms the meeting. Singing by several accomplished vocalists. Excel. Jens music on piano by Professors. KOBT. L. GUDBY, Prest. JAMES BREAGEN, Vice, WM. BOYD, Sec, N, B.~Members having ball tickets will please make returns. lio ATHER MATHEW T, A. T. B, SOCIETY No. 5, of Beooklyn, E. D. Public temperance meeting cor Grand and 7th ste, this 7 bursday even- ing at {% o'clock, Spoakere-—Kev, Father Dulcetti, Mersra. Higgins and (iibeon, of Jersey City, Mr. Geo. Stepheason, and geod singers. Mr, ©. ifindle with dulcimer, Mr, J. Edwarde with belis. Come early. JAS. BARRY, Prest., THOS, M. LLOYD, Recording Secretary. 132 Gor SAVE THE GREEN—A GRAND public meeting of the John Mitchel Sisterhood will be held at the corner of 85d et. and 9nd ave, on this evening, April Apres 8 Tage eer The foliow! entiemen will assiet—Rev. Father Dulcettes, M. F. 40 Lesch, Behe and others, Sineing by Mr, P. H. Coy « ols, Cole, and Mra, McDonnell; a part of the Od Virginia Band, Mrs, CONNELL, Directress. ROBERT JOHNSON, M. D. Coutre of tho John Mitchel Cirele, 10% RATTAN CIRCLE, FENIAN SISIER- hood.—The ladies of this Circle will hold a grand demonstration on Thu reday evening, Apr 12th, at Miiliman’s Hall, cor, 36th e#t. and 7th ave. 6 fol- lowing distinguished gentlemem will address the meeting: Joba O'Mahony, H.C, F eremimh Cavanagh, Eaeq, of Calife rnia; Geo. F. n, Feq, B, D, Killian, , Rev. Father Curley, and others, Re served seats for ladies, Admission 2 cemts, Mrs. BOLAND, Direetress, ; eG) | | ae OD SAVE THE GREEN — A PUBLIC XT meeting of the arpa Erin Circle F. B, will be hel¢ cor. ot Hudson and Christopber streets, on Toueday evening, Aprii1M%b, at Ti o'clock. J. Batlerty, Kaq., and others will address the meesine. All are invited. Beate for ladies, L. MecDEKMOTT, Centre, JOHN F. BRADY, Bec. ra 123 ALLY FOR IRELAND THE HOME OF our Fathe:s, A grand public ~. "ng will be held by General Kearney's Circle ss aBlay eve- ning, April 13th, at Th o'clock m Peter F. Green's New Colymbian Hall, on the corner of Co- luinbia and Delancey streets, whk.a isto be contin- ued on each succeeding Thursday until further notice, This meeting will her by the fol- lowing eminent speakers: Pr™’'s;. Wilson, A. A. Griffin, Subject—ireland’s W-—.) and Eneiand's Tyranny. so, HE O'DONOGHUE @SLE OF THE F. B, will hold their regulae—~».kiy meeting on this Thureday evening, April eo. at Tis o'’cloe the Assemlly Rooma, cor, 42“ “and 1s members end those wishing — mew we respectfully invited to attend, JAS. KIEL’*<: ontre. KDW). LEAVY, Bee. 105 HK MEMBERS OF PH" ~ “HER Mathew U, B. T. A. B, Bociety, Kzanch Yo, 1, are noii- fied to meet at their Hall, 257 2. ‘wat, on Fricay at 1 o'clock, to atiend the pier « Lour deceased Brother, PATRICK COH _ S@NRKY RYAN, Pres. BERNARD U'NEIL/ , Vice? Ww. ANDREW McURALII, Sec, Pa ~ {eset i «SAVINGS HANAS. TLANZIC SAVINGS sANn. CHATHAM Square, opposite Mott at, New Y. 'k, allows six (6) per cent. interes: to deposi/*— ‘eo of tax. Le- posite made on or beiore Agril 20t. draw intrest from April lst Deposits S$. w bo re LL rs iy Lt C'MZENs’ SAVINGS, BANK — NO. 58 Bow’ Ccorner of ( ,nal sires) 8I1X PEK CENT, (NTERES1 PAID, Free trom Go. grument Ta | FIVE TO PLVE THOUS. ON ALL SUMS FROM AND DOLL4&s, Money deposited now, o7 sae, “fore April 21st, will draw interest from I Let. Bank open every dayit the rece tion ard psy- ment of money, from 10 °* S o’cloe 4 and also on Monday, Wednesday and Frasy even gs, foom 5 to T o'clock. GEORGE FOLSOM, President. _ Seymour A. Brox, Secretary, ie 357 IME SAVINGS B4NK OF WILLIAMS- burgh, cor of South’ ¢b an” Wtets. Money de- ited on or before the 2h draw, interest from the fit of April. Six percent. interes free irom tax. Jeposite from 1 cents to $5,000 rece ved. 818 RANKLIN SAVINGS BALK, 594 Eighth ave, cor. of 43d st, open dail’ interest 6 per cent, iree of tax. Deposits macy aow draw interest from April Ist, SAMUEL NEW4Y, Pres. JAMI F. CHAMBERLAIN, See, é ae N ARKET SAVINGS PANK, 82 NASSAU or. N.Y. SIX PEP CENT. INTZREST, FREES ¢ TAX, Money deposited on @, betore April 21, will draw interest from April lat. WM, VAN NAME _HENRY R.CONKI IN, See. dS NEW YORK SA SINGS BANK, 8TH AVE, cor ldth et, Six iy continterest free of tax. Deposits made on or b fore ARTY 20th, draw interest Bi ones, THOMAS CAKISTY, Pres, K. H. BULL 0 ON DIME SAVINGS BANK—CANAL st, coro Varick, Deposits from Lets, to #1 \UiN) reeeived, Bix Per Cent, [ni prest, tree of Tax, Deposits made before Ay ni viet draw Luterest from April let _Amete, $°,802,226 28, 837 SH UPPING, Quy sstown and Liverpoo)| Also by tr 4 Old Biack Star Line o' Packets, Memittances to Ireland, &c. Ste rage Passage $30 in Currency. Avoly ye WI! LLIAMS & GUION, 2 Broadway, TO. LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, BRITANNIA ednesday........ KINGDOM... . Baturuey.......... April 14th, To Hamburg, Havre, Bremen, &., $10 and $37, Payabie in currency. ers will pled @ come direct to the o' ireem, FRA NOLI8 McDONALD & UO., Agen, S6 WAN EXCHANGE OFFIC a 86 SOUTH BT, - the™ brought bere either in steamsh: i pack, fom LIVERPUVOL, and from mS MOUs by the ) Line of Packets. » B Great Britain and Ireland from £1 and UNARD LIN E—PASSAGE FROM HECLA, trea New York to Liverpool, 18th April, ky and 83 Bouth street, STE4M AND THE [Rist PORTS, April 11th, Cabin Pa ade, 04 $58 $70; Bieerage, $30 As this Com any aves not empioy runne: * fice, 0 Tow! MPAPSCOT I'S EMIGRATION AND FOR: Persons wishing to seau tor their frends, can have LONDON, G low ble \ eat Upwards, u possible rates, AUCTION NOTICES. A' CTION 8ALE OF LOOMS ON THU day, April 12th, @t 10% o'clock, 26 ha@ad joo! Jacquard and le hand looms, spinn whee ,37 breletag mae #, 16 carries; button co machine 6, 45 afd 36 carries, @ rpen ding machines, and alot of jacquard shine the Fa: Lory 17 and 19 North Ist et, Wiliemebn W. 8. TOWNSEND, City Auctioneer, v1 D MELON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SE crockery, rlese and earthen ware, and « on of toys, at the ssand, cor. of Jsth at. and Sth ave J BOGART, AUCT’R.—THIS Day, * luis o'clock, at 240 West 224 nt, elegant Ly hold farniture, sofas, carpets, &c. To-morrow, at and 121 Ninth #t, larce Tee of good Araitiree E L TOWER, AUCTIONEER — LATO fe & TOWER will sell thie day, Thareday, Al 1¥th, commencing at 10% A.M. at 866 Broome near Elizabeth, the furniture of @ private fan leaving the city, consisting of sofas, chaire, ine top tmbies, bedsteads, | ureaus, ofl palstings, id ing ginsses, vases, clocks, crockery, glassware, kite ttensile, Ae. PF, 8, —.LATOL it £ TOWLR their special atiention to eales of this kind. f N ORTGAGE SALE OF RESTAURA bar, and bar firtures— R, KR. ROLLINS, Au Will soll thie day at 10 o'clock, at ¥0S'¢ Ninth all the fixtures, jurnicure, &c, of the above » By order of JOHN PIKE, Morteagee, s AWNBROKER’S SALE—G. LEW Auctioneer, will scll on Thursday, April 1/1 = NG ng = large varely of mon and » om clo » rembants, loots, thoes, & « at Lcrdlork. By order of J. Mk J RIMES PAWNBROKER’S SALE—R, FIELD, A 439 Peas! st, will sell on Friday, 19th, at 11 of a large ict o gold and sliver watches, dlamoad gold jewel. rings, pins, ear-rin cha By order of Levi Joseph. ah ave poder “ PAWNBEOKER'S SALE—JOHN MO 4 Mt iy 16 baat Broadway, will rell Friday, 18th, Sw) low of very fine black snd tancy dreasee; also duluine abd culico dresses, akirterhs closka, mea'sclo'hing and otuer goods wortuy attenticn of deaiers and overs. By order B| UBL S LONE, Wert Broadway. 1 PAWNBROKER’S SALE THIS DAY—J AGAK will sell at 60 New Bowery, 40 lo silk and other dresses, crape and stella slgwis,| derclothes, remnants, shee preads, tabieci boots, shoes, gaiters, carpets a variety of o goods well worthy the attention of dealers and bio eevers, By order ot J. L. PHILLIPS, 66 Catha street, 114 HOS, GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, SAL room Highth avenue, will sell this day, o'clock, the stock aud fixtures of the grocery Hy ayate, 243 West 27th at; aleo the furnituy| © family, , VHOS. GATFNEY, AUCTIONEER, SAL soom 060 Eiguth avenue, will sell this day, cick P M., the stock and fixtures of the o fitted up oyster and barroom, 259 ‘Lenth avenue. tween oun and 20.b ate, WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, fice 170 Chatham equare, sels on Thursda’ 10'¢ o'clock, the tarniture contained in the b houre, No, 64 Oliver at; ys yg iron and mi bedeteads, about 40 fine feather beds, mastre quilts, sheets; velvet, Brussels and ingrain cary china dinner end toa sess; oll cloih, cooking #4 kitchen utensils, &c. 124 A. GREAT BARGAIN—FOR SAL, ‘7 sock and fixtures of au old established crock tore, 564 Third ave, 4g SMALL GROCERY STOR« FOR SAL Apply at 364 Madison st, + | RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE, tock and part fixtures of @ china and lamp « op the beet busines street in Brooklyn, now doll splendid cash business. (oud reasons given for ing. Apply for 1 week to POOL & BERGEN, 62 64 Fulton at. iy AN OLD ESTABLISHMENT AS AN O} ter saloon, with fixiures ior eale, Ca!l at N Grand et, N.Y. ‘The reason tor celling, the pr etoris¢oing South, ean ee: ! —FOR SALE THE LEASE, STOCK tixturos of a splendid corner liquor stove in itn Ward. Cheap rent, $18 per month, Will choap as the owner is going West. Apply to PH HE DAN, 144 Sixth et, SHOP,SITO AND FIXTU g00d market tor vegetables, &c. J Better STAND FOR SALE—INQU lot J. T. BLAU VELT, 89 Pompkins Markes, (MOTHING © AND CLOTH STORW Wishing to reture, | will sell for cash my ness, that has been established 15 yours, stoc hand about #2.600, No o'ber clothin: «tore wi miles, References to first class city houses, Add E. T. ROBINSON, Glen wvve, L, 1. 26: FoR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD TOBA( route, with or wii(hout horse vud wagon, ing at zs South at,, New York, from lu A.M r. M. 84) OR SALE — THE LEASE, STOCK A fixtures of the liquor store, 207 Sands «t, Br lyn; a good location and doing a thriving busin satisfactory reasons given tor selling out. App! the premises For SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTUR and S-years’ loase of one of the bess liquor « down vown, facing the battery, euitable for any 6, low rent; good reasons given tor sein nqanire im the store, 16 ptate at > 1R SALE—THE OLD AND WELL tablished grocery, 518 Hudson at, cor West with stock end fixtures complete, doing a large &: good ressous given forrelilug, Must sold be the letof May, Noagente needapply. 515 Hu t . Weet lish at, 4 OR SALE CHEAP—STOCK AND F tures of « fancy store,341 South 3d and Monn: sts, Jersey City, 6 SOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTU of asmall Sey and candy siore, 22649 ¥ 17th st,bet, 5th and ¥sh ave, convenient to the se} Matial ty reasons given for seling. Rf For SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTU] ofa peat grocery, Lease two veurs to run; d ling attached ; rent moderate, Present owner | ing to Europe, inquire on the premises, corn Jackron +t aud Monigomery av, Washiagton Vill Hutson City, N.J. Must fo sold this week. y HABSESS MAKERS—A SHOP NOW ; ings geod business, at Flatbush, L.1. Re object. Cors leave Fulton Ferry every few mi inquire at Strykers Corner, Flatbush.” - y ILK ROUTE FOR SALE OF 820 Qua The best paying route in New York. App! A. 1. BAND, Greenpoint, opposite the Post Ofie 12 A. M. and 6 P.M. at fp PLUMBERS, HOTEL KEEPERS, BI bers and others, great inducements ure offered in sale of baths, mirrors, lead pipe, bar| chairs, gas tixtures, dry metre, tabi tubular ers, tanks, mangle, lamps, eic., etc., at Franklin Dressing Ba.oon, cor Broadway and Ley sts, oy A SET MADE IN THREE HOURS—S with plampers to fill out the cheek d youthiul, cheep gum sets ior beauty, ansurpe Jali and examine ; work dene in a superior iia and at the shortest notice; satisfaction viveu ¢q pey i no advance required on sete; laughing ee) Beall prepared ane emlomeret cul, withoug © xth ave, bet, » wy G. EVAN Jentist, Cut this eat. aiskdieateni A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED Pilings.” Tose sutrented etahone pare, SA . ww 18th at, bes 'd and 4th aves, y DUDIN, Toate k, DRAKE, 135 CANAL STREET, SET setof teeth on silver at $7 to e15; on gold a to $22; sectional sets 5) conte per Looth ; teeth ff with gold, bone cement or other fillings, 60 Ch, U4 ber tooth, Teeth extrartou without pala, fi DE»: H, VILLERS, DSNTIST, 89 Bow nearly opposite the Oid Theatre. A sevot the teeth, on silver, trom +7 to #15; on the best golu, to 620; beautiful veeth. $1 each, Teeth filied fold or other fillings, or extracied without pain, 8h EST STOVE, EGG AND FURNACE ¢ aize Nuts Of 1 tom Vande oor king tout Gosia’ and 60 Roosevelt a. MA CLANTON. bakees Wd = WooD — WOOD —THE B load or cord, oye i asee ook ore ior oe 5 warn B86 Bhs. t oan