The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 18, 1866, Page 4

(Coutiuned from ihe Fire Page.) epontan cous origin of infections of contagious (ls wer, the report says that in «@ large pioport.on of tences, whe ch have become localized, or have read in the is, they have been traceable tos articular case that was admitted with the maisty he chief causes of this localizing erint in every tye howpitel, and existed in the New York Hopital ven w it wae in the open flelda. jhe report peaks highly of the usefulnene of the Hospital fo: 90 ears, and goes into an elaborate derail! se to the eases of the spread of di The repor anpanied by several others from physic urgeons of the Horpital. A report was received from Ca tain Lord, of the ani Saeed, tat that he detailed s man for @ ol te at the Flariem J'epot, in order to ealers adulterated milk with water, Ife reports ome dealers who were caught pulling rom t quarts of water tos forty quart an of m' Captain aleo reported that during the week, 08 abated; 855 water clonets were feonees 100 oad imale were removed from the and 1,780 pounde of unsonnd ment, together with 14,400 pounds of fish were seized und removed, heside 2,150 barrele of offal, Ae. r, Allen and a number of cit'zene trom Yorkville Harlem appeared before the Board, and rpoke in ition to the contemplated removal of the agh ior houses, and fat and bone boiling establish gente to theese localities, They woud, it yee claimed, be equally injurien, Ww pio erty, and dangerous to the health of the reat multitudes who resortto the Central l’ark at J] seasons of the year, The Committee think that f removed at all, those establishments should be emoved beyond the city limits altogether, They jeclared the F determination to op the erection : the Cn sige ja ir sgentothoet oe 0} fully petitioned the Board to give the nies , serfous consideration Judge Besworthy reply, sta that if committees were seceiv md heard in this way, they would not have \imeto © any business, These mattors should be handed ; in writing, and when the affair came be‘ore the loard, then they could be considered, A large number of general and special orders to nm sewer Satelite tie at houses, priviee. sinks, Were presen y the Attorney tor action, an rdered oP be sates, AB onier, meade that oy ows kept e Sher! n the Kings County ja ard be Temoved and the premises cerned. created om merriment, objections being made to the o der # ‘aot specifying where they should be taken to. iter several suggestions, Mr. Acton said (he cows ould be rent te the property clerk down stairs, and would of them, (laughter) An order yas read to abate the nuisance arising trom the arning of oyster shells for lime in Fast 14th aud iB cpreeta, The matter was referred to (he super a it for a special examination, and to report + Next ineeting, Complaints having been made of the race which le exposed and in a filthy condition, on Governeur ‘lip and im Water street, emitting unhealthy dors, anorder for their removal was made Marc Tth, since which time only 40 out of 20) tone have en Counsel for the owners was esterday with witnesses ready to prove ib ‘age were mot detrimental to health, and that bis Hiemtes required an extens.on of time to enable them © remove the rty, It wae finally decided to vean extension until Friday next, and in the grip herd rela ive to the rag business will r aii be dual’ afternoon at ce M. are 4) acted upon at the next mevilog {the Board, Mr, Malcom, proprietor of the Hedford Brewery, Was present also with counsel, seeking a postponement ef action im relation to his piace. tre penty reported asannuisance. After much discus bt Was agroed to take testimony in reiation to it a ureday, at 10 A. M., and on Friday, fina! action At bales ofive P.M 1 ived “pest five P.M. @ telegram was receiv rom the 28th Preciuct Station, that Dr, Harris, fter examination, found th reporte, case ot ath from cholera in 1ith was from acute of the brain, in the tir diseased was & boy of ix years old. Pr mt Acton offered « resolution which was ty but to take effect only aiter the amendment io Health Bill has passed the Legisiature, provi- “yi the publication of the Health Ordinances, m the newspapers of New York and Hrooxlyn, Com- missioners Kcoultz and Bergea were appointed « Om Mites to attend to it. ‘Adourned. Sreamsuipe MANHATTAN, from Vera Cruz, April 8th. arrived at this port last evening. Among the passengers are Blondel de Boldenbrock, Minister from Belgium to Mexico, and Count de le Jour, Minister frem Italy to Mexico; also Count de Pode maz, On the 16th, at7 A. M., died at sea, of con- ramption, George W. Ray, Veputy Grand Master, F. A. M., formeriy 34 Master District of the State of New York, and Masterot Excelsior Laige. His re mains were brought to this city for interment. Tne New Excise Law—Imporrant To Liquom DraLens—MaNireeTo room Bu INTRED mNT Kennapy,—The following order was issued yee- erday to the Captains of the different Precincts in bis city and Brooklyn, by Superintendent Ken- pedy: Orrick or tus SurenInTENDENT OF METRO ) POLITAN Poros, 300 Mulberry et, > New York, April 17th, 1806. ) General Order No, 449, Capt. —-, -. Preciact. ‘The Legisiature having passed “An Act" to "Ke lave sie sale of Jasoxicating Liquors within the @+ropolitan Police District the State of New ‘ork,"' and having constituted amd created the Me- tropolitan Board of Healtu a Boaid of Excise, and empowered said Board to grant licenses for seling “strong and spirituous liquors, wines, ale aud bee," © persons of good moral cliaracter, whom (hey shail approve within the Metropolitan Police District, ex 08 | by ry oe Ty estehester eeted aving by said act confer upon the po- lice of the Metropolitan District the power aud duty to summarily close any place where a violation of the law may be (aking place, and to arrest, as ior misde- meanor, any person who viola'es the law; it becomes proper for the police t furnish such information to 6 Board ot Excise as will euebie thei to judxe of the fitness to hold license of each person who hereto fore has tollowed the business of seliing amy of the enumerated liquors as a beverage. You will, thereiore, make report to this office, are raped by streets or pumber, on or beiore tue huh day of April, current, of every piace in ) our pr where suck liquors, or any of them, have be aby time Costas the Past twe.ve months; i c giving the full pame of each person eo engaged in selling, whether as sole proprietor or partuer, You will, also, im @ach Case iepoit distinctiy oa the following points: let. Whether eeles were made nnder authority of liconse duly granted by Excise Commissiouers of the Openly, or in defiance thereot ud. W bether such places were kept open, or liquors of aay kina sola ou Sundays or election dsys, od. Whes the places were open tor businvas be tween twel clock at n.zh and sunrise, or during ny portion of that period of time, 4th, Whether semaivs were employed as bar tend- ers or waiters in the drinking rooms, Oth. Whether wusic or other extraneous attractions were lutroduced into the driuking rooms, 6th What class of pe.sous have bev in the habit of frequenting the place. Tih, Whether it haw been necessary for the police to visit the pince lor the protection of the pub.lc peace. It 80, how olten, Sth. Whether she proprietor has been arrested by the police unce being eugaged iu this business. if ©, how ofte: ae on whe charees, ‘ doun A, Kun Y, Superintendent, Gao, W. Diixs, Luspector, The new law govs into effect on the Ist of May. Che Excise Commission is to be composed of the members of the present Board of Health. ‘he Com- @lasion will be provided with accommodations in the poids of the Police Department in Mott stree (tb ls believed thet in edition to ibe be Mer aly waiting from the closug of all concert and waiter ink the revenue uuder the new law wili be mcreased from ® tew thousand doilars to over two sundred and fifty thousand duliars, It is understood that concert saloons ena all low driuking places q@hich are irequented by thieves and oth ; will fo broken up under the new iy.” siidieicin! Comptiment TO Hion, JAMES Brooxs,— The Manhattan Club of this city gave a dinner to Hon, James Brooks on Menday evening, in conpli ment to him and asacounter action to that of the House of Kepresentatives in ousiog hi trom his seat receatly, General slecum, Washinton Hucs, Aug. Sebel, the Messie. Bicoss aud oilers mace spegches, and the evening Was passed vory pleas aally. Street CLEANING COMMISSION,—A meet. ery {ng of this Commission was heid yesterday at the | Mayor's office, when Mr. Schultz presented a dia. «vam, made up from the police captains’ eturns, sLowing that nearly every sheet in the city was | cloaned last week. and the coutractors decl.re thay they will be ab.e tociean the emtire City next week fccording to contract, A .esoiution was thereloie suopted directing the Comptioller te pay two weuks! bile of Meters, B.D, & K. Disasters ar Ska.—Ship Eliza McLough- fim arrived at this port yesterday, from Antwerp, Bhe reports passing « schooner waterlogged and abandoned, in long. 46—30 W., om the 1st inst, Also om the 1d4th inst, speaking the schooner Calition, of yuebes. The Calition reported picking | @ man 6) ed a Dee ep yp RA ose Fy he ~ April, The man who was rescued states thet the Pxprees was bennd trom New (rieans to St, Johns, N, he and became werter cgged and washed ‘op eas. Tre Cepain and wife hed left in @ bout with a por- tlon of the craw, Jtitneelf and four othere tried to acre the vee on portions of the wreck, but hie comrades wll perished, A New Syxaaocer,—The ceremony of lay- ing the corner-stone of the new Temple of the Con @recation—“ Adath Teshuran "—at West Thirty ninth street. between Seventh and Kighth even will teke piace today. at 2 IP Kev. bir, A victims in the “Wren's Nest” was carted to the se- cond-hand farniture store 04 Grand street for sale. The Captain immediately repared to the place, seized the alleged infected articies, and had them f ot ity, at $8 per burned on the meadows foot of Lorimer street. ton Taree pty Aa de Fg RBI. iM 8 dren Seriocs STaAnBING AFFRAY AT GRBEN- a = 12% West Broadway, ) ee POUNT.—An altercation occurretat David MeAuley's SEI “MADE IN THREE HOURS—SETS liquor store in Franklin + with plampers to fill out the cheeks and restore when acardriver named Luke Fagan was severely | youthiul appearance, Cheap gum rota, for beauy stabbed in the side and ler by @ German named | Unsurpassed, Call and examine, Work done in GENERAL BUSINESS. A. SUPERIOR QUALITY OF RED AND white ash. stove and eg size coal, delivered dry Kev, Tusha and Dr, De Cordova wiil address & Jacob schle. ‘The wounded en to the | toperior manner and at the shortest notice, Satis- semblageonthececsach, Lone Island College hoe nd Kehle waa arrested | faction riven oF no pay. No sdvance required op ; by Officer Keed, of th eveuth Precinct, and | (ets. Laughing gaa se entifically prepaied, and ad- Fines.—About two o'clock, yesterday morn- | jocked up to await the resuit of Fagan’s Injartes, ministered dally without extra charge, at 346 Sixth a . ave, bet. 2iatand fyd ate, ing, « fire broke out in No 1 Cherry etreet, occn- | Cut thie oat, Tue Fourrn Street Anson Case.—Thos, ae Ge BY ay eee tip dhl Ml cay Bs ts cle © | Malloy and Charles Garvey, arrested on a charge of ASIIPFICIAL. EY ES—THOS. J. DAVIS, ad ar eribe boar, the path ie he bass &reon recently, having, as alleged, fred the atable of aker and inverter of the Improved Artificial room of Higham Bros. & Wood, 40) Broadway, | Henry Hamilion, in Fourth atrect, B.D, on Friday pn wa Sa eer ees May from, 483 caught fire from a gaa burner, bul the fames were morning set, had p cae peenee pore J ook oh zove wes fe extinguished with slight low Aros 11% A, ‘ailey yesterday, The evidence vot being conclu }UNS yEIG ie] G i at exe tement wee ‘enue aio Graromar School | tive geainat them, both were discharge’. Garvey, TR GUNS, WE IGHING, LIFTIN . striking and blowing machines forsale. Apply to ARTHUR O'HAGAN, 122 Mott at, N.Y. ole Bests AGELEDRATED | INSTANTA- No Weet ubth atreet, by the case roome Locum ing filled with amoke, caused by the stoppare of one of the tues, An slarty was given ane toe firemen however, war again air eted on achaige of Vagsa@ncy, fod seut to the Pouitentiary for bu days. Coance or FALSE PReTeNnces,—A Woman, were promptly on the spot, tul ther eervices were 8 YE nos required Ik wae fortunae thet uvove of the | named Margaret McMahon, bearing an infant in her THE STANDARD ales TEs WORLD} children were injured. ae a ee al rush wae mune * by all except the cinsses in thr ie piunary department, armas, wan arrested by Detective Corwin yesterday, PRICE ONLY 60 CENTS FER BOX, where the teachers exercised mo.e coutrol, children were soon after dismissed Lectunr.—Rev, D, Stuart Dodge, recently frou Sy) ria, iectar “Commerce in the Orient" at the Free Keading Room, Werers DB ] York Young Men's Chrisien Association, sticet, thie evening, at 5 o'clock, respectiully invited, THE COURTS, on the complaint of Mra Maria Woodward, of 277 Schermerhorn street, who charges thaton the 6th ipetantebe obtained irom ber a piece of cambric, on he pretence ef making achild's dress, As alleged, the accused appropriated the cloth to her own use, and it bee ein een mecertained that she has ob tained articles in the same way from & uumber of other parties, eeenting that she had been sent by Rev, Dr, pp d other persone of hie congrega- tion, Margaret was held for examination. Kixas Counry Count or Oven AND TER- the This Tye is now considered by all who have tried it, the STANDARD DYE OF THE WORLD)! It has cast in the shade all the old dyes, because it fives a more ural and Life-like color, changing Red or rey r w & magnificent BLACK or BROWN inetantaneously, and without injury to the hair; it promoles the growth instead ef destroying it, and is more lasting In itseffects, It is iffer- ent from the old-tashioned dyes, it being prepared upon strictly ectentific prine.pies. ¥ SKIT TENTON, 38 Sixth hh Varick Young men aie Corrr Catenparn, ' Day,Supreme Court— Wholesale Agent—C, . ve, fener : Foume ) Mote ne, No Oa? MINSR—IMPORTANT CHARGR TO THR GRAND JURY, ~ tae died oe all Dseateis jould be addressed. To Nos.‘ 742, 124, S72, 79 ' 4, 14, | Ab the empanuelling of the Grand Jury, yesterday, ARPETS, OILCI HAND FURNITURE £66, 354, 2496, 845, 60, 4h, 1104, O62, O44, 1204, Cite t charged the Jury upon the illeen! ex J OT D FURNITURE The largest reduction im prices in four years at AKKELL’S Wholesale and Ketail Warerooma, v67, 169 and 271 Thirty-filth at, commer Eighth av, All goods warranted as represented, Goods deivered cuit, ame of 493 atruck off, aud enlendar I il day, with the excep ton ded at the toot of the ted, Special of the pubiie money by the city eathor! also called attention to the illegal lowery nese ne carried ou at church faire and eleowhere.. u Term. Le awand Veet, | . — Nos. 167, ¥ s, 216, 217, 218, | ———————— 7a RPENTER anes Perit 219, ¢ IE NEWS uN s— SHES ) VOLS Superior Court, Part I., Noe, 1481, 1701, 2593, MARINE NEW S. for asle. Afull set of tools, Enquire at the QB1G, STAT, Vad, Qe1T, Bede VOD £155, 1TH, S160, | — ———-—« | Superintendent's of the Hoboken Ferry (ffice, 266 174%, Z111, 2oe7, Part L1.—Case on: no uew calen dar April 18. 8. riaes, 6 17; 8, nets, 6 43; High Water, 1117 OR SALE—SHOW CASES, COUNTERS, oe ia tables, desks, segar, drug, bar and oyster fixtures, Common Pleae- Trial ‘Term Adjourned for the See et term. The balance of the terin wili be held by the CLEARED. large ice tox, &e; will be anipped, Apply to JAMEs General lerm, , RTFEAMBSHIPS Be las. Liverpool: United Kise HODGE, 35 Jane at, cor. 8th ave. Ww . . orm, Ginegow: Cuba, L ool; GI onton; ; reathte a HimT eve Iurontast ro Worsteaurx—Tur McCoo. & | slisman, Kings 101 . Jam: bibrid, ‘Newtern, N.C Fek EXCURSION PARTIES—DUDLEY'S, Wanrsocx Contaact.—in the Supreme Court, Cir- Myers’, and other groves, steam boats of all kinds, BARK~Alima, Fock, of Hamburg, for London. RBRIGS | Athletic, Neavitas: Clio, &t Kitte; Tubal Cain, Necavitass Victoria, Harbor Grace; Harmony, Bavaotla FCHOONERS—Fd, Wataon, Washington, barges, Waller Sands and others. For choice of days apply early to W.& BE. MYERS & CO, on board of barges, foot of Morton at. _ 836 For SALE—56 IRON COLUMNS, 28 OF 10 feet 6 inches long and 7 inches in diameter; $8 cult, pes ecday, the case of Janos Pagen act. The Mayor came up betore Justice Maron This action, which is understood to he a suit on hich quite a number are de brourht by an inspec ot of street pavin voneer Del; Clinton, Port an Prince; Dorette Kaho, Hartford; eCool A c yt res rontr of 9 feet 6 inches long and 6 inches in diameter, (new fon’ Daostebon aupetted Sf ike Crees” Aq RABE WOOT LAYS POCH Mlle BAY ERES gxire heavy.) Inquire as Lamber Yard, 207 bast Departineut, for se, and the Common Council Mant ARRIVED. x Bath ot ———— — 966 passe solution to pay the employes the amounts STFAMSTIIPSGen Barnes, Savannah; Quaker ATHE,SHAFTING, PULLIES, HANGERS due them. On this the plainotf cis Ci'y, Charieston; Filen 8 Terre, Newbern; Manhat- . Rodeo ‘ . days’ work at #2 aday- & 1 Thee ‘any Vere Orv dor, Savannah L es pipes. &c. and biackamith's tools, for ba Va Jbureh at. the Court without a jnry, the questions lavolved be- SHIP—Eliza MeLau . Antwerp, with mdse, #0) = - - < “= ing 3 inly questions of Iw. P oe OARKS Thos Terry, ¢ nfueron Rotld Bordesur; ILCH COW FOR SALF—ONE GOOD he ‘decision in favor of the armonie, Newcastle. ; Lord © jon, iich for sale, IAVID TEETS, piair iff for the full amous © «imed, finiin: thatthe | bay; Reinhard, Bremen; « ohann Kepler, Havre, Weat duh. oonr en tat = = plain Birt 4—Alfaretta, Trinidad; The elty under the con oung, Kings tract, thacehe epyroy riat on of $1°0,0" or it was of from Windsor, N 3; OTICE OF ANNU MEFTING—THE raised, « hv eet apart from the contract price , Jouesboro; Victoire, Maracaibo. anoual meeting of holders of the for vue Bi oof paying the plaigtitf and other por Blondin, L Island; Saxon, Prov. | Pioneer Gold Mining Company mout, for the pons in his place, idence; Cienfuegos; A Kicharda, Tobseco; | election of seven irusiees for the ing year, and for the transaction of such general business be brought before it, will be held on Wedn bch inet, at 4 o'clock P. M., at ‘he office of the Co: y. 82 Pine et. Now York, id April, 1566. HIBON, See. a NTS ARE SAID TO BE DECLINING somewhat; so that now the most economical can enjoy KENT'S East India Coffee, For sale by all grocers at bc per ib, Wholesale Depot, 156 Beene s.reot. Jvudymen: tor the plaintiff for @120 and coste. Metixy on tHe Suir In the U. 8. Commissioner's Offieo, yesterday, Robert Davis, Joba Coiling, Edward Kelly, J. J. Field, Joseph Harman, Geo. Tozier, Michael Daley, (ieo, Btewart, aiias Alsen, Frank, August and John Meyer, were arraigned before Commiasioner Osborn, The de- fendants are scamen belonging to the ship Tangore, Sam! Eddy, Baltimor PB Anderson, Portia J WW Greene, Georgetown; Ct Onent, Pawtucket for Philadelphia; Lous widence; Brazos, Portiand, Cu G_A Hayden, Hartford; Ney Fairhaven; R Kip- ley, Tangier for Boston: BF ks, Maryiand for Toston; Louls J Smith, Philadeldhia for Boston; W 8 Loud, Mobile; Louisa, Portland: George L Green, Georgetown: Cordelia, Georges Banks, PILOT BOAT Weahington, from Savannah. a Tanoour. who are charged with having mutinied, in February Too Late for Classification. GECONDHAND GROCERY FIXTURES last, on the vessel while on the voyage from Liong for sale at No, 362 Wess Suth ot. JON DL. Kong to this port. BRAT Ha. HEINS, 26 From the evidence of Capt. James P. Martin. it ap peared that the first ¢iffien ty he had with the prison- o Hon theTth of bet » la the afiernon, nolee on the dec it DILLON—On Tuesday, April 17, Bridget, the be- loved wite of Patrick Dillon, in tue 64d year of her am The relatives and friends of the family, also her fou James, are respecitully mnvited to attend the fu- neral, on ureday afternoon, 1¥th inet, at 2 hf #71 SPECTACLES—PALENTED 1563, THEY suit perfectly 15 to 2 years, Prof. KE. &. FRANKS, Lecturer on the Fye, Life Gove r of the N York Eye Infirmary, 709 Broad atalrs, opposite Astor Pince. rei MPHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR on - 1 old books and old newspapers, old pamphiets and A CAUTION, TO OUR READERS TUR; |S hich oan: tpring ou near Moun. vee that the stamp on cath box is «Black oue, with HE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLORS the likeness of H, Deliey in the centre, and his sig- the hair, whiskers and moustache a beautiful ok bie revolver the second mate trom her late resideuce, 40 Kaymond st, Breokiyn, had the club ou son of a t rou pow |" the went tohim to ge ; Field and Harman then went up Witness put theese twomen, and « Davia aaid he wanted to v0 had been iroue b a ’ M w nature in white lottersat on» end, Acareful atten: | Liack or brown. 1t consists of only one preparation, teen clan z w onde was a AB gage: tion to the will secure the gecuine. Tt cam siways be | Color will not tail or wash out. Only bu ceuta a box release them ; witness told them thas | Bur haved by the dozen or single box at the Depot, | hold by BAKNES, 21 Park Kow; HELMBOLD, 504 was hia affair, 3 Liberty street, N.Y, $56 | Broadway, aud aii druggiate, 456 Darie eaid he wanted the men re oo “+ leased, and sald they have done nothing to deserve PERFECT HORSE OINTMENT—DAL- PHAM'’S MARACHELLA PREVENTS A it. Both the Davises, Biewart, Daly and Auguas ; U L ir from tail aes | aid, * We will dot rk on board FA LEY'S Galvanie Horse Salve isa certa’s and the hair from falling out, csuses it to grow on at Sheen O80 more wee} ° a - a this veeent rapid ure for the worst cases of Seratches, Gatis, | bald heads, ete, One bottle wt Conyine® Ene mest with the men avd eudeayored to cet tuem to co to | Cuts, Biuises, Nail Pricks, Sores, Corns, Bitises and Hoo. ELMBOLD ao: Broad ; Ne ail ah asais ist their work, but they said, “Captain, you have got | Strains, Most of the owners of horses in New York w HEL LD.494 Broads wise dT are commencing to use i, undaliwho bave tried it coufess it to beworth ite weight ip gold, Many horves are laid up for weeks by running » nail in thelr ‘oot, when if a plester of this Salve were ap pied a tew days would have sufficed fora cuie. The erst secret of its power le that the Ointment con- troia and relieves inflammation in all ite forms, Swollen lege and aweilincs are reduced by a few oe pilesions., Uresee Uinsbone, Quittor 5 Poll ay 1 aie invariebly cures & ts continued use, and in ar} > “DIP be 6G = some cares Youne Bpavin and Founder have been RMY CLAIMS—OFFICERS, SOLDIERS entirely cured, If you have never used it you should and heirs of deceased are inforined thas we a pot reet until sou have e box to try upon your horse | and sbail continue to sertie all classes of just ciaima our apewer.”) Witness then toid them if they did not eo totheirwork he would iron themalso, Wit ness, 4 few momen « atte; wards. cave tome orders to the crew, but none of them obeyel., Atver endea vo:lug in vain to get the mea to return to their work, witness drew bis revolver and flied it between Kelly and Daly, Witness fied ano her shot between Daly and August; be tooe a third shot. aiming at Davis’ lese, Witness then stepped out on the tore caste, when ascuille occurred between the office, the ship and the crew. Myers then came on ky, and wiiuess saw that be had been etru kon the head curing the melee, One of the Lav.eos war then pat ARY. LL SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN ENLIST- ed in the @srly part of the war, and the heirs of thoee ieceased, can learn as to the proposed bounties by calling upon or addressing L. BROWN &€ CO., 2 Park Viace, 810 in 1 » The ot the betore it is too late, Call at the Depot and geta pam- | arising from the late war, at our old office, 2 Park braces. Wikeses dliere Aus goer cae et Biswkst poles fies, containing certificates of those who bave | Place, Apply in person or by letter, L. BROWNS Wars shot, and witness dressed the wounds of wil (ue | Used i and who all fieely acknowledge itto bethe |CO: 0000 335 men who were wounded bes! horse remedy extan’. The tact ot ite being easi FFICERS’ AND SOLDIERS’ CLAIMS, pensions, bounties, prize money, &e. collecied a low rates and prompily paid, 1, B. WILLIAMS, Jr. 11 Wall at, ‘The case was then adjourned to Thursday, ly washed off with a Lttiesoap and Traten ids to Pontor INtruiie@nnce, ise merita, Itisnestly done up inalarge tia box, van be easily carried about without danger of break Alleged Fraud, A Quar : T ' dit is cheap,cos ing only 6c, abox. Read the C, rel Over the Spoile ~Thotmas 0 Brien and Darby no Maw oe April 12th, 1666.-My boree __Retare by Express Permission to Kelly were arraigned before Justice Hogan, vester: | was \nid up me more than iyo (3) months by 8 be GobaGe nee ey CLOW TK RANG H , leatly obtai 55 | eviein in the Fetiock. tried every rem 4 LGRERL » AAN. © N- gays on @ charge of having franduleatiy cbeained $85 | te of without avail and w.As on the puint ot bile | CRY M. DEPEW, Gen. JOAN HM, KETUHAM, 336 rom Mary McLaughiin, living at 41 Clarkson street, | ¢¢ ing him, when | heard of “* DALLEY'S Galvanic DRIAL MONEY F oR THE - NAVY—A The complainant alleges that on the 12th instant de | Horse Salve," nad having procured some, J rubbed P Bade. “ ( 4 aes fendants called on her at the reridence of bh 1s in well, and wae astonished to fod that ia thror volbess ae nEmaber of Row prises reany My PWN Ss mother, No 66 Market street, ani toi 4 ‘ty that her dave (2 applications a dazy ne was pertectiy eured and ellenions BSG, With PrOmPenees, SOY & brother veel eked up in the fourth ft recinet station waer io ue i sag eog Pe de Got Bos: = — : —— = —— = ouse ; 0 “e ithat hel Mi. | 5 ° / | ° cor and If ahe would give iin Si8 be would wecure | fUgsists barnes mase.s and blacksmuithaend uati MEDICINES. further notice ean be «btained by the dozen or sinl gic box at the Depot of D ALLEY'B Magical Fela Ex tractor, 45 Labersy at ete: | att A UARGE, W : L gael ED ROOM ‘The N.Y. Bun, in speaking of this celebrated TO LET yar On the 4th floor of the e been in the habit of publishing the re- Sun Building, corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, | cipe every Summer, since the first year we recom- Fnquire in the Sun Office, 44 woended th is th 7 eolarane of this Journal, The Bis > - . > ’ se f ory o' most invau e nedy boiera JOR SALE—A FARM OF 80 ACRES, House, Morbus, Colic, Cramps, Dysentery, Diarrhoa, and all barn, p enty of fruit, a living spring o: water, | | ooseness of the Bowels, (in young or old), is sone: R ar the Camuen PRs A NOY he oe trie $lau. | what remarkable, Soon after it z¥ fist Pp eoented { pain on bon d mortgage, required, | ¢ blie, © 4 on Apply to JOHN PER BLES, 298 Delancey et." 80 io the public, CHOLERA appeared te She LiNy. fn _ | large quantities of this Kemedy were sold, which FOR SALE—A SMALL GROCERY STORE, by yey cen Bee Mog well titted up and good apartments and chea: the reiese of her brother ald they eaid her brotier would gu to Slate Prison lor five years, She believed the story and gave Kelly a60; but he said thet tt was not enough, what her brother would not te disehar ed tor less than $75. ‘The complainant then got rS from her mother, which she gave the men, whosaid that ler brother would be home in aboutan hour, Lhey then left, and that night wet. as chareed, in agtoggerr near “slaughter Hows Poiut," forthe purpose ot dividing the money, but @ quarrel, as esaed, oneued, woich wae overheard, aud they wee subsequently ar reeied, anu Justice Llogan committed them for ex- ainivation Theft in @ Porter Houee.—John Riley, owner of a drinking place at 446 birst ave, and Jolin Brady, ble bartender, were arrested, yee er It the money was not ener pe ages eared "AN OLD, BUT WELCOME FRIEND, 18 BRIES|'S Improved SU N CHOLERINE BE ME- No one should be a day without this remedy, ae it jes fail, re a SrAll be sold cheap es the owner eanuct atten may save life when al! other remedies pare lay, on a charge of | rent, t 4 nd forsale at 46 South Second at Wiliemsbureh, having stolen two walluts. containing $255, from | tot 541 BE. 16th st-_ a Price only 26 cts, per bottle, cme! J iS Patrick Ciancey, of 10S as iat it is charg. FOUN D—ON BROADWAY, NEAR F R. FULLER CONFINES HIS ATTEN. fe was ¢ ee Ld Ky a Ae ues lin st, @ enm of money, eu Saturday lest, The tiou specially tothe treatment of ecrofulous ri xl thea mon ie 1ovurne owner can have it by proving property and paying | affections. eruptions, old ulcers, cancers, aud ekin the prisonrs of she theft when they return ouses, Call thie evening at 65 Crosby at, bet. 6 | d t his Office and Diug Store, 45 Sullivan st of the pocke!- books, coniuining $10.50, gud seid that f fOHUN Mes WEENEY, B62 Sipences, OS Dip, ws ; on wt was ail the money he had tasep into the piace, | St *: JORN Me . 2 blocks from Canal, PERATORS WANIED ON SINGER'S and Hiowe's platform machine on fine shoe work; noue but fires ciara hands need appiy, Also pases and hands to prepare (he work, Callall this woek ag Justice Dodve committed the prisouere vor trial, Heavy Theft bv a Domestic. Mary Jane MeRon ard was arrested yesterday on @ charge of having RAVEL—IMMEDIATE RELIKF G in the worst cases, and the only wedicine that will permanently cure the dise of the kidneys and bladder, are to be had at De. WM. BAKKER's stolen 700 in gold aud silver coin, anda gold watch | 51 Eldridge #, cor, Grand, pee hicdosel S61 144 south 6th ot, Williameburgh, 4il and chain, from Mrs. Lettie Hutton, living at No, | PHENNIES FOR SALE—AT THE SUN LXENG-IN HOSPITAL —a NEW" LYING: 381 Mots atre ot, by hom the accused had be en ein office. P R01 IN ABY LUM p) gvensdet the corner of Lexing- ployed asa domestic, On Saturday night laet, the ‘SS WANTED ON CLsTOod | ton Ave. ane at et. For s.on ap to the Fil slopt im the same room with Mrs. itution, and | P'AILORESS = WANTED ON CUSTOM | First Diroctress, 80 Fast ist st, between the hours the poxs moruing the lntier found that ber truuk pants. —To @ first clase haud steady work; wages | of ¥and 1) daily, except Sundays. Applicants must had been broken open and the property stolen, | Sly per week, None but a competent hand necd i bring certificates of former good conduct, Kules cap Justice Hogan conmitied the accused for trial, None | P! Greene sh Hear Bleecker, Jd floor, W.-M. | be obtained at the Asylum, 446 of the money has Leen recove.ed, LT es | eee pO ——} Arrest of @ Pickpocket,—Y Richard Rutheriorns wae dete ing the pocket of M terday afternoon, Gin the act oi pick » living at Green. pout, whue paseing thigush bark Kow., Ruche LEGAL NOTICES. OCKS AND SLIPS, DRY GOODs. MARKET CELLARS esl word = *FMAN? PMIN Was acie-teu, wiler having thrown the jocke. book T M, HOF FMAN 8,17 CARMINE ST, ant othe: pioperty heionsing to the Corporation 10 @ couedei ale, W LO eave wish it, dusuce dio | +» cor. of Bleoeker, 25 and 250 Bieecker st. Great | ot the City of New York, to be leased at public aue- Bab committed the accused tor ial, exc \ement still prevai.ug diuong the ladies, all be- | tion, Notice is hereby given tha: the Comp:rolier caus) we ure sellibe Koo #80 much cheaper than any otuer store in the y. Bleacbed musiins oniy 1 sc; heat yard wide.at 25ce, worth 35¢; calicoes only 12)<c; | dress goole sure: 2) percente eaper than auywhe.e else ; double width Mohair alpaeae only 50c, worth | double ; cloths lor cloakings, cassimeres tor men's and boy's weer, 1n great variety, at prices to euit all, A large stock of tisauels for shiting, colored and | this office. Hy order of the Commissioners of the white, only Sle and upward, A fine stock of linens, | Siukiny Fund. Department ot Finance, Comptrol- Z yards wide; tuble linen, only 624e; KRuassiacrah, | ler'sy Oflier, N. Y, March 15, 1566, MATTHEW 1 only I2've, Governinent goods still selling. Linen | BRUNNAN, Comptrolier, f : bed eacks, only $1; new eheets at @125; 10 pound | mo nen Toa AL AT Bh ae blankets, #4 and #o; bed comforters, our own make, O BUILDEKS—SLALED © PROPOSALS onl arge slock of mwaree quilts, from endorsed *Psoposa! for Smith Shop," aso wi ” Cloaks—closks, We are waking tho | name ot biuder and date of 16 proseptailon, Bi haudsomest styles of spring cloaks in the city, | received at this offices until 1] o'clock, A. M., on Lacies wishing ga:mente tor the Spring will do well ” Thursday, April 26, 1866, for the con to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. | swith shop in the corpo: ation Dine york eee ar oat will, on lueeday, the 24th aay of April, 1565, at 1] o'ciock, A, Mt. at the City Hall, lease on Lids at pub. lic auction, uocks and lips, maiket cellars and ovher corporation p.operty, for aterm of years, from tue nist duy of siwy, 1566 | description, loe ition and terme of sale, miy be | on appication to the Collecior of City Reve Burglary.George Ciiitou and te.ed (he pre No. 4 heury « O'clock yesteuay boring, eco.nplice en- | Pot about five auu col ec.é@d eeu ede 10 Lieuw.y Hasiy sod hey were a.scove.ed by Lovaeve uae, Ine burmlas Sued by l@uuule, Woo u rested Cl.iwon, soiM.e cevaped. Justice Shandiey oommly teu Loe pi ieoner for prial, Wreekiyan, Sap Frever,—Several cases of ship fever of @ Uislignans type have been discovered by the police eithe 45ih Precinct recently, Ina wreiched tene- ment Louse in North 8th ei: et, E, D, known as the . A fine siock of shawls, &c, At M. HOFFMAN'S, 17 | et, Kast River, F ; “Wrea'e Ness,” several deaths have occurred, and | Carmine st, cor, of Bieecker, and 228 and 23u Bisuck. tajned, and the piap and A arte] pt other cases are reported in Grand street. Yesterday | erst, N. b.--3,000 yards fine French drapery mus: | catico a this office. THOMAS STEPHENS, KO lin, trom auction, only 5G per ya A ee en I ee | d—cost to . = Officer Colahan reported to Captain Woglom thate port RRAGH, A. W. CRAVEN, Croton Aat. o Catalogues containing th ; 08 roy J het | ‘Beware what you say,’ resuruea be flerce < | FLOATING BEACON, —_o——- —_— _ + Th was Angerstoff’s watch on deck til! midnight and asT did not wish to have any communicatio with him, I remained below, At twelve 0’ Morvalden got up and reheved him, and he cacy down to the cabin, and soon after retired to berth. Believing, from this arrangement, they bad no bostile intentions, I lay down in with composure, and fell asleep, Is was not before s noise overhead awakened me, I up, and listened intenuy, The sound appeered be that of two persons scuffing together, for succeasion of irregular footsteps beat the deck,an IT could hear violent blows given at inservels. got outof my berth and entered the cabin, whe I found Marietta standing alone; with a lam ber band. ‘Do you hear that?’ cried I—'R what?’ returned she; ‘I have had « dreed dream—I am all tremhling,’—' Is Angerstoff belo demanded f.~'No,—Yes, I mean,’ said Mari ‘Why do you ask that? He went up statre’ *Your busban d he are fighting. We mu "How can th Marietta; ngerstoff is a* Didn't you ssy be wens up staire? returned she; ‘Iam hardly awake yot—Let lis'en @ mors Every thin volee shrieke was stil! for « few seconds ; th out, *Ah} that knife! You murdering me! Drawitout! Nohelp! Arey done? Now—now-—now |'—A heavy body {| fsuldenly along the deck, and some words w spoken ine fainttone, but the roaring of the prevented me from hearing what they were. Irushed up the cabin stairs and tried to pa oa the folding doors atthe head of them, } they resisied my utmost efforts, I knocked lently and repeateily, tono purpose, ‘Some o ia killed,’ cried 1. *The person who berred th doors on the outside ta guilty.'—* I know noth of that,’ returned Marietta, ‘ We can't be of use now. Come here ezain!—How dreadful viet itis, My God! A drop of blood hae fall rough the skylight. What tacesare yon look! down upon us? But this lamp is going out. mitst be gorng through the water at « terrible ral How it rushes us! Tam getting dizzy. you hear these bells ringing? and strange voic The cabin doors were suddenly burst open, 4| Angerstot? next moment appeared before us, cryt out, ‘Morvalden has fellen overboard. Throw rope to him! He will be drowned.’ His bay and dress were marked with blood, and he bad frightful look of horror and confusion! * You ® murderer! exclaimed I,’ atmost involuntarily ‘How do you Know that?’ said be, ate back ; ‘I'm sure you never saw—' ‘Hush, b cried Marietta, ‘are you mad!'—Speak again What frighte our Why dons you run help Morvaideo!'—‘Has any thing happened bin!’ inquired Angerstoff, with a gaze of conste stien.—' You told us he had fallen overboard,’ turned Marietta, ‘Must my husband perish? ‘G me some water to wash ey hands,’ ange stoff, growing deadly pale, and catching b of the table ior support. Lnow hastened upon deck, but Morvaiden not there, I then wentto the side of the ¥ aud put my hands on the guuwale, while! leay over, aod looked downwards, On taking them ifound them marked with blood, I grew ai heart, aad began to identify myself with Ang stoff the murderer, The ses, the beacon, and sky, appeared of a sanguine hue; sad | though beard the dying exclamations of Morvaiden so ing abundred fathom, below me, and echo through the cavernsof the deep, I advanced the cabin door tntending to descend the stairs, found that I was intenuoually shut out, cold shuddering pervaded my frame, I cove my face with my hends, net daring to look aru for is seerned as if 1 was excluded from the comp ot the Lving, and doomed to be the associ the spir te of drowned aud murdered men, elite time i beganto walk Lastiy backw. and forwards; bus the lightof thelautern happ edto flash on ‘earn of blood that ran aloug deck, aud I could not summon up resolution the spot where it Was @ second time. sky looked black aoc threatening—the sea b. Hlercen:ss in ite souud aud motious—and the w swept over its bosow with melencholy sighs, ery Mung was sombre and ominous; aud 1 joo in vain tor some o ject that would, by its sooth aspect, remove the dark impressions which cro’ @4 upon my uilod, While standing; near the bows of the vesse),I ah.niendaerw rise slowly behiud ihe surn, ware tiousde toside, I started ba k as tar could go in Lori ible affright, and lo ked sgain, pectivg ‘o leh ld toe entire spectral figusel which I supp ee. they formed ajart, Buto more wasvisibl. I struck my eyes bil the }] flashed ircm st om, 1) hopes iat my senses been impose! u on by distempered vision—t ever it was in vin, ior (be hand stil] motioned to advance, aac lL usted forwaris with wild peration, and cau,htbod of it, I was pu along a little way notwithstanding the reset I made, and soon discovered s man stretched all the stern-cable, and clinging to it in a convu manner, Is was Morvaiden. He raised bie fe-bly, and said something, but I co uid only tinguish the wor ‘s ‘murdered—over( oard— ed thie rope—terril le death.’—I strexhed out arms to support Lim, but et thar moment the se! plunged violently, aud he was shaken off cable, and dropped among the waves. He flo for an iusianl, a thea disappeared under koel, I seized the first rope I could find, and th one end of itover the stern, anc likewise fi some planks into tue se’, tlinkiog th«s the un tupaie Moivalden might wtill retain stren enough to catch hold of them if ther came wi hie reach. [continued on the wach for « con able time, but at lustebandon dali hopes of sa him, and made suother attempt io get down to cabin—the doors were now uulasened aul lo, them without any uiff.ulsy. The tirst thing / on going down below, was Angerstol sires along the floor, and fast asleep, His torpid flused counieuance, and unessy res iration, vinced we tbat he bad taken # lurge quan) ardeut s,\ris Marietta was in Lerown ment. the preseuce of & Wurderer appe! less teiriblethau the tright!u! so itariness o deck, and I lay dowo upon a bench, determ to spend the remai.der of the rigus there, lamp that hung from tue rool zoon went out, le tine in total cereness, Iu aginaion bega coujure up * thousasd appalang ‘ormes, ad voice of Angerstoff, aking in bis sleep, ff ny Care at) tervais—'Hoiss up the beacon |- lamps wou't burn—horribie!— hey coutain b instead of vil,——Ie .has bout comimg?—Yes, L hear the oars.—Damnation !—why is that col so loug of siaking !-—I it does'us go down they'll fiud me out—how terribly the wind bi We aredriving ashore—See! see! Morvalde) swimming after us—How be writhesin we wat —Marietta now rushed from Ler room, with a | in her bang, “ot eelz.ng Angerstotf by the i triedto awake Lim, He soon rose up with ¢ teriug teeth end sbivering Jiaabe, anu was on point of speaking, but she prevented him, an staggerea away ww bie berth, and l.y down iu Next morning, whea I went upon deck, afty short and perturbed sleep, I found Marietia dj Ing Water Over it, that sue might elface al vo of the iransactions of the preceding n git, Ax stoff uid bot wake his appearance tii DOOD, § bis looks were ghastly and azouiz d, He se stupified with horror, aud 8 invtines entire) ali perception of the things srouud hi oo @ ederable ume, He sudde: ly cuime close up to and cCemanded, witha bold air, but qs voice, What I meant by calliny bio a murdered *Wuy, that you are one,’ rep icd A, alter @ paud Cannot escape lay power now—I (ell you, valuen fell overboard.'—'Whence, te blood thas covereu the deck?’ snquirea I —Lie; pale, and tben cried, *You Liv— ou le inter: —there was uvone)'—'Isaw it,’ saint Ld Morvablen timeelf—long afer miduyht He cunging to the stern able, and raid, —' He b —devils |— curses !'—exciaimed Angersiwot!- you ar me dreaming? was mad last ny Come, cume, come!—We 5 tend the beace ge\ber—Let us make tnends, aud don’: be « tor you'll flud me as good felow in the eud,, now jurcibiy shook bauus wish me, and theo r.ed down te tho cabin