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eight families in the whole building, to provide J
fireproof stairs, balconies, iron bridges and I
such other means of egress and escape as are '
specified in its clauses. The wooden cornices j
hitherto u?ed in buildings are to be substituted :
by metal, brick, stone or other incombus
tible materials. We earnestly trust that no
modification will be effected in the bill in its
passage through the Senate. The fact that a
large number of lives are annually lost through j
the cupidity of tenement house owners ought
to be sufficient to overpower any lobby Influ
ences that may be employed to defeat it.
A Manifesto from Mr. Sbward.? Mr. Seward
'is about to address a communication to the
Commissioners from the Southern government,
"which we suppose may be looked upon In the
light of an administration manifesto to the bor
der States. It is very probable, however, that
-it will not prove of much account, bat will be
no better than his late speeches in the Senate,
-during the last Congress? an amalgamation of
honejed phrases and glittering generalities,
meaning anything or nothing. The truth is,
that the administration do not know what their
own policy is, for there never was before such
a set of imbeciles installed in power at Wash
ington. With the solitary exoeption of Mr
Seward, who, though shrewd and intelligent
? enough, still wants political courage, they are
mere men of straw, with a dilution of milk and
water instead of healthy blood in their veins.
They neither know how nor are they willing
> to rescue the country from peril, and nothing
- can be expected towards that end excepting a
thorough revolution in public sentiment in the
Northern States, emphatically expressed at the
> polls. In this, and in this alone, is there any
hope of safety for the country.
More Fat Pickings in Ewmtro. ? We lean
there is an attempt now being made by cer
tain parties to induce the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund in this city to reward them pretty
liberally for their services in lobbying through
the Legislature a law establishing the right of
-the Common Council to all the old roads on
Manhattan island. These old roads, under
common law and common u?age, have always
been supposed to belong to, and have been so
held by, property owners on either side of them.
Most of these old thoroughfares having been
^closed for years, and improved and built upon
to the extent of millions of dollars in cost, it
would seem now a most outrageous proceeding
on the part of the city to lay claim to property,
utder special enactment, which has so long
been held by private owners under a conceded
light.
City Intelligence.
Mosx Ahoct Child Sruum; ? Cauiiok to Paiubrs.?
Yesterday morning we published the i>artlcularfl of tUf?
recovery of a stolen child, by means of a paragraph
-which appeared In this paper last week. Since then .a
I or mat ion of a case almost similar in nature his reach? 1
us, and we publish it fur the benefit of parents, who it
. appears oat not be too careful of their children. About
four o'clock last Saturday afternooi a lady, having two
? children with her, went into a store on one of our most
publi: avert ts, and while purchasing goods the young
ones weni to the deor. In a few moments the eldest of
them, a boy six years old, was misfiug. The other child
said he had been taken off by a woman. Diligent search
was immoilstrly made, but in vain. At a late hour,
however, the child was brought borne by persons who
had found him crying in the street, a long way
oil from where he nad been taken, and stripped
of bis outer clothing. The inhuman wictch had stolon
him from his mother, and after dragging Mm otf a long i
distance be robbed the hclpicee child of his clothing, then j
leavitg him to perish of cold or starvation in the streets.
That such a thing can occur in broad daylight is certainly
rather alarming, and it is to be hoped the exertions of |
the polico auihoi ities will be aroused to bring to justice
the brutal wretches who practice sucg barbarous modes
of robbery.
To* Hoots Painters ?A meeting of Jiurneymen house ,
painters was held last evening at 1?5 Bowery, at which
it was resolved to iletcand ft per day on and after Mon
day next, when anoth> r meeting will bo held to report j
progress, foine are now paying that rate.
Personal Intelligence.
D. W. Collins and wife, of l'en:iK> ivauia; E. Butlor, of
Hyde Park; F.H Carll, of New Orltans and P. 0. Se lg
w.tk, of Philadelphia, are stopping at the Lafarge aou-v.
D. N. Glidden. of Kentucky ; J L. l/> -k woo ' , of Ala
buna , A. G Pay nod H 8 Weed, of Connecticut, aod W.
K. Alger, ol Button, are steppug at ihe FUlh Avenue
Hotel.
Samuel Hooper and party, T J. Cordidg?, W S H>'>p?r
?jiiil G. A Gardner, of Boa ton. and K M Cuyter, of 64
vaztoah, 6a., ore stopping at the Urevoort House.
Hoc J Bufllnton. of Massachusetts, C.p?. J. T. Wright, |
o! Califorcia; W Brent, of Virginia; [lu mu Hewell, Jr , I
? ^f Baltimore : K. LtWla and wife, of Troj , and Walter
Harper, of Washington, D. C., are stopping at the M<rtr>- I
, politaa Hotel.
Bradford R. W*od, I nlted State* Minister to Denmark,
/'Ud family - O l !<evy, of South Carolina; John 0rims>j, !
of fyracuie; J. flyers, of Boston; H Harkina.of fi-nuo*
*ie. M GoraiikU. of Aikanses. F. J Mi'?n- >n, of C*uadt
H. Mentf n, of Buffalo; B Crane, of IUllimo-e, <u1 S
-It. Biggs, of Ohio, are stopping at the St Nichou* Hotel. I
Hon. W. M. (.win, of 8an Kran-uo?, Hon. D K Ch.O
of Maine, Bon. BU Thayer, of Massachusetts; Cajt Wo- !
ton and wife, and Mr Baldwin, <?( Washington. N. T.
?t:re?n, of r:ovldi?nce; B Y. Grant, P. P Murphy, G 0.
.loi.f i, A Munroe and T S GilMt, o' Albany , J. T. Ames
?ud daughter, ol Massachusetts , A I > Itiu-der, of N>?w
Vork; H rewaul and C. I?. M Daugiil, of Auburn, are
stoppirg at the Aator House.
Got. Ellis, of North Carolina, is sinking under a rapid
?consumption
Hon Alfred Ely . member of Oongresa, arrived horn ? la
Ro< tester on th? S3d mat.
A correspondent writing from Chicago to tbe Milwaukee
Drmorraf f ays; ? The Burch olvorce caa? is Mill before j
(he courts on a motion for a new trial. Whatavar the
i effect of the ll'Rt t lal may bavo b?-i n up >n the public,
it has either failed to convince Mr Ron li of the lnjas
tice of his df tnaml. or has failej to overcome hi* ot>eti
uaoy. It is not true, as turn Ix- n report- d that the
trial cost lira IIOO 000. or that It has need up a large
portion ? I hi* fortune I have the moat n-lla->le infor
mation thai be is worth more to day than he wai at the
time the auit wm commenced The coat of tbe salt was
large, though FOtrewtat less ttan #15,000. while m oae
are.- nlatlon n'ooe Mr. Burcb is said t-> have realized a
much larger mm of money. Tbe report thai tne parties
are negotiating to live together ?k*iu is aleo uufouaded.
1 am reliably informed that t h?\ a-e negotiating for a
permanent and peaceable scpara'.lnn, with praapecta ol
aecceas. Nnth< r party are willing tnenlnre another
trial If It can lie avoided; letos h'>oe that the details
of another trial may nevtr be api eaii before tbe public.
The Tblcngo H'c,rJ rsavi ? We tiavo anting ournotabi
litiea the Mm of an Kngliah earl form?rly in tbeOuard*.
tow engaged in the by no mean* ar<su>cr?iic?I oc]ii|>ali<>n
picklrg pork , a son of tbe late Bishop of l/milou aal a of
gradual* of Oxford, busy lathe manufactare of soap a
n<-pbew of th? gallant l/>rd Colling r o i (Srii .n'? C>1
lingwnod), fattening cttlie on tn- aducnt farm a
younger sou of one of Kog'and's nooleat famdus ?p ?cu |
bating In wlioat and corn, a reduced hut genuine Germau
baron, who has hobnobbed with Humboldt and the tilled 1
icsgttales of London fashionable ciroins, diapcostng lager <
beer at half a dime a glata, and an ace unpiulmd Hunga
rian noble engaged In freaoo painting at two doliwaday.
fltre, too, *? have a brother ot hu'? I ticket s, who
l>e?r? a strllr'ng resemManco u? tho gifted noveiut H?
ifl a clerk in the land departrne-t ol the Illiao < Centra:
Railroad and It i<> from him th at Dickens recelred tbe
now 4t plume of ?? Boa. "
At a meeting of the direr tors of tfc.i gNate Hank of South
Cnrolina, Kdward Sebrlng wiM unanimously ra-electel
Provident of tbe Bank.
Tbe following clerks were removed from tbe Censm
Burrau, t r, K P. Moare.of Or, ton W. M. Ouncansou, |
of D 0 ; J 1. 1-oiter.of Pa ; I1. IWMlIf, of Pa ; Graf- !
ton Powell, of l?. C.: B. T. hwari* of Va. ; K. D Rlchud- |
?on. of Md , O. P Payns.of S Y ; J. P. Milton, of Trno ;
W. V Kwers, o< Va ; J Plgotl, of N. C., ?nd t. .lohn
?on, of K. J It is not contemplated to fill tbe racsoclea
* thus mated.
Mr. Ketlbeck Mason, of D. 0., (a nephew of Senator
Mason), ha* l>coa removed from Ins $1,100 per annum
clerkabli) la tbe Pension Bureau, and Mr. W. W. Whittle
sey , of Ohio, has been appointed in hla stead.
Mr. J. B Martin of Misaiss'ppi has resignod hla $1,300
per annum clerkabln In the (Vnsu* Bureau. Alao Mr t.
P. Wateoe oC Michigan, and Mr. Wm. Orandln, of New
> Vork? both same aafi^
fC. G Gucat, of Md.T^Miaa Voire, of W. T. , and D. K. f
Wbltaker, of B. C. , arslatant examiner* In tna Patent
( >fflce, have been removed.
Appeals In Admiralty, *?
t'SITED BTATKH CtHCri* COtJHT.
y?ifge Notion, who ha? arrived rrom Washington, baa
directed that a calendrr of Appeals In Aimlralty be made
op for tbe April term , which co*n nm cea on Monday next,
tint tbe appeals will not be beard until the flrat Monday in
May.
Note* of iM-ie muf t be Oled on or before Thuradar of
this we?k, and prootora are required to procure thei
copiea of the upoatlea from the clerk's offlc? beffln- th?
time affOtoWd for hearing ?fP
am FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Tfc? Proposed Manlisl fur tike Moutbera
DWi It (? TIm Pr??Idr 1><0 i?aii ?!' (he
????!?? A Oall Day I* lh<- >ui? Ca#t
Ul? F?rtl|? llT?mt ' C>mpnBlri
GoTtrMr BlorgjtB and f hr Haiber m+v
<w'i i" >?>!?? Hrnard) *
Report, Ati, 4t.
Amusy, Mara* ?, 1861
There is oooatrfe- able r rot leg hero in nr**r<! t? ibe p?o
poeed appointment of Shelf* m Marshal ft tbe Southern
district. Ihe beet Alog the! the Or?H?j wiax ef (be
party can do is to have 3ewsr<i appoint Weed will
hare a bard matter to get the people to sanction that ap
pointment. If Lincoln wait* Mill tho Harbor Master
Investigating Committee, which ie aow in www iit ywr
city, make their report, he wW h*<4> be wHHo?t to en
dorse him, that is if there is an/ truth in the sharp*.
The appointment of Senator Keriy Hiveid'^l jm Ivm o
the Senate, has greater cignitcasce than u> seen on thu
surface.
Neither House has dene anything ef particular impor
tance to-day. The Asaeaably baa ordered a number of !
claim biil&for canal damages to a third reading, and a i
questions asked. Amoog the number was one known ;
her* as "bard pan" claim.
The Aaaembly discussed at much length th
bill to authorize aliens, resident In tin
State, to hold and convey real estate in
the 8tate. This measure i? favored by Got. Morgan, and
is the same that hts ma# lis appearance lor several
years past. It received a severe overhauling in the com
mittee. The enacting clause waa Anally stricken oat aad
the matter disputed of, at least for this sesaian.
The bill requiring foreign Insurance oompaaies who
have agents In the State to report the sasae as all native
companies . was ordered to a third reading
Lieut Governor Campbell has beon acting as Goreraor
to day, tllllag the vacancy caused by Governor Morgan'*
attendance as a lobby man at WasblLgton. It la to be
hoped that Morgan will remain away until after the nest
executive session, when two or three of the Harbor Mas
ten beads will come of!', and honest men be appoint -d.
IEW YORK LHSULATVKK.
Staatsi
Albany, March 25, 1861.
Va H. Ferry, of Oneida, was appoiuied President pro
fan. for the balance of the session, d'splaciog Senator
Laphsm, whose election was construed to bo only for oae
session, by a vote of 11 to 6. Fifteen Senat" s wore ab
seat.
Mr. Srwou introduced a bill to allow horse railrua Is
to lay down rails of forty pounds per lineal yard
also a bill closing Division avenue, Brooklyn, from its in
tersection with the Brooklyn aad Jamaica plank road;
also a bill ceding jurisdiction to the United State* of al>
land now occupied as fortifications in ito .State.
On motion o( Mr. Kxrcum, the bill to regu'.ate the m.ik
freight ou the Harlem Kailroad was mad-* the special or
der tor Wednesday next, at eleven A . M.
MKTHnl-OIjrAN IVUl'h
Mr. Wtliistus presented a communication from the
Coirm.ssioners cf Police, in answer to a resolution o
the rotate, rt latlve to cetectivea betrg sent into some ot
the Southern btatoa KmuI and ordered to be primed
Ck-YlKAl- Dxi'AkTHK.fT MttThOHoUTAN POLIOS, >
N?w Yokk. Marcu 22, 1S61 j
To Tut Hon thi Sbcrwakt of thk !*I ats ot Nkw V<Htk ?
The Board o* Police, in accordance with the lollowtDg
rteoiuf ion ol the innate.? .?
Reaolved, Ibat (he Board of Metropolitan Polio* Comml*
sloners be requested to report to the fen*t?, as early a< prac
tlc*ble the names of all persona in th* l'uhco Department
who have been employed in olbr.i State' of lli?i Unto* ? the
nature of their employment, togs' tier with their instructions
anu co.Ttspomeiice. except ?uon us leUle- lu fu*l ive? from
juatice, uotori-.'vis crimlnaU and i^ertous jubth suspected ot
offences against the laws of thin Mtate.
RE1MRT,
That soon after the I'lesideLtiaJ election in November
last , there were serious apprehensions of a disturbance
of the public peace In lbs city of New York There was
reason to iKuieve that the causos of the apprehended dis
turbance hud lhetrort?ln elsewhere than in the city and
State of New York. To trace them to their laurce thu
Super mtenden! of Police, in the exercise of the ducra
tr.nary power lodged with him, deemoj it expedient to
detail certain ueWctives to tbe cities of WashtQgton aad
Baltimore. The report of the Superintendent is herewith
retj-ectfuily submitted. Very respectfu'lf .
J AMES BOWEN.
President Board of Police.
TO IHX StlPKRINTKM'ENT Ot l-OUC*.
Six? Be pleased to report to the Board of Police, as
ear.; as prscticabie, the names of all persons in the Po
lice Itepariment who have been employed In other States
of tbe Union, tho nature of thotr employment, together
witli their instructions and correspondence, except such |
as relates to fugitives from justice, notorious criminals,
or petons justly suspected of offences against the laws of
the Stata.
JAMES BO WEN, President Police.
MR. SJUiNKIY'b KKl'LV.
h'rw York, March 21, 1861.
Borni- ok Mstropoutam Pouca?
(.sMiriic. ? Atsince from tho city and an excess of
duty while here baa prevented me from making an ear- j
lier reply to yours of the 11th Instant.
Al>out the latter part of Ikoembei last, appearances '
indicated a possible extensive breach cf tbe peace la this
city, and fiotu newspaper articles and other evideacea of i
puol:c apprehi usi'in , it tetaai u< cess,-uy to acquire such !
in'ormation as would enable the Hepirtment to be in !
read. nets to succensfully suppress au outbreak, should
any such occur.
Members of ;he force who would be most likely to
acquire Information in regard to such movements wore
duccted to give the subject their attention. About the
n :t\b time information was received from private pirtlen.
whose names it would be a violation cf co^adnuc> to dis
close. that extecsive arrargements were apprehended
f< r c '-erupting the government, and tliat it was presumed
to esteni to parlies belong dig to the city of New York.
1't.der these circumstances it was deemed advisable to
tale the usual course, and seLd a few men to proper
po nta for otserv?tK>o
Nothing was obtained to Implicate any resident of the
State ot Nev York in any ap|ireli<>nilO'l movement, aor
has u>y information been received ou which any judicial
P'cccedings could be based.
Communications in a pol ci establishment are necea
f-arllj of a confidential character, and in this case they
tare been e?pe? 'ally so To make tnere public would be
to defrad* the officers of the force, to Injure the uaeful
ntfs o' the Department, and prevont it heroarter from
balac ?Mfld?d ta as a safe depository for wad graudatf
suspicion
I La'-e, therefore, only to fay in farther reply, that I
detailed two defective* for observation at Wxshingt^o.
on January lat, and they remamet until about the 7th
o: F? binary, ?hea all appr?h?nsi-? of connection for
evil with parties in New York hal nearly aubiided there,
a- <1 the., were ca'led back.
On the 3<i of January an additional man was sent to
Washington, who remained until aoout the 20tt and re
tti loo p< on'
?>a the 24th of Janua-y one man was sent to Baltimore,
who remained until tbe 4tb of March. About the lOtb of
February t?o additional m<>a were sent v. Baltimore,
who remained tnere until tbe 2o<h of February when
thi j retjrned On the 2Tth of February the twv men
who bad been in Waahington were aent back agala, and
the} remained until tbe &tb of March Very respectfully
youis, he.. JOHN A. KKNNEDY, Superintendent.
Tbe follow Jig bills were ordered to a third reading ?
To ameLd the charter of the Long lelaLd Railroad.
To provide means to pay the tmoreat on the canal debt
coiiiracted under the constitute n.
Tbe miDorit; of the Peace Commissioners appoiated by
the Ltg slature ot New York made a report, signet by
Franc's Granger jEr.astus Corning. Greene C Bronson and
Win. K. Dodfe. Tbe report was ordered to be prlated.
Antaklf.
AutAirr, March 26, 1991.
Mr. B.?:i presented a minority report against repealing
the Sunday law* In New York ud Brooklyn so far aa to
allow the said of lager -bier, ale and ma t liquora on San
ta} The report an;, a that the Ger nan papulation are
divided on tho quest ion? half of them being oppose! to
the proposed amendment ? and take* (round again*! the
rfe of beer on Sunday, as much as the sale of liquors
Twu efforts were ineffectually made tu take from the
tab e a motion to reinsert the enacting clause In the bill
ii'orpora: ng the New Yoik Psaaengar and Baggage Line
Com pan} ,
Hi- ^riK-rfil antara were then taken up. ?
The t>;ll to enlarge the powers or < aoai appraisers jin J
give them power to adjudicate on all canal claima was de
bated n '.fig time.
An ao.ei.tnv tt wis propoeed providing that no claim
?hail be adjudtcite t b> the appraisers the merit of which
has * e?n arjadlr*:e<l by the Legislature, or which ex
ceed* :n am"ibt
">he ?tneixlm'Mit wai opposed by the friends of th?> bill
and wa? adopted, altdr which the bUl wn ordered t*? a
third leading
The biil relating tc the Board of Health of New York
Wa< taken ap.
Mr. Rnwwww moved to substitute the bill creattag a
Metropolian Baalth district.
V i tlvo'j ?. say action progrcps was reported.
1h ? biii reyulattog the navigation of the canaU was or
te-el to a third reading.
The bill to reduce paw nbrokers' fees was moved foa
ward
The fallowing bills were ordered to a third reading ?
The bill to regu'ate the sale of land.
To incorporate the tioj and Laaainburg Railroad Com
bill requiring foreign Insurance oompanles to make
and Hie annual statements of their condition
The Mil to provide tor the rebuilding of the locks on
Oneica lake Canal.
To Incorporate the Panama Vfclr Ground Oompany.
The bill author 'risd alien* being res ideals of the State
to take, hold and convey real estate.
On motion of Mr. Kbmax , the anaetl^ clause waa
struck out
? The I'aaerpun presented the report off the OMnmlsalea
era of the Har?r;i Br'iteo, In reply to the ree?latlo? of .
the House request Ixg iaror station of the action taken by
tbam in the nuttar of rebuilding the Harlem Uridga.
AtJwurW.
Antral of tki Inhrsalaa.
PonrnKn, March 3ft, INI.
TV at?sm?tvp Bakem'aa, from I Iverpod via I<ondnn
derry, arrived at midnight of fun day, with ITS paasen
ger1 aad a .ur go aargo.
Uir adv!c? are aatir'fwted.
T^a ftttral i 1 Hot. George W Scran tot will take ptaze
at Sct u-oa, !*r. , on Tirana/ atiarsoon at iwoc'olock
Tkr ?uSVi lxj(( 1m Kaaiu.
t'.i.roaT tie itu BrtciaL tcitxiTru or ran
IO.THODI3T tU'ISCOfAL CHLHOTi.
ATCI)l?*W, MaretiiW, 1861.
1 tir rp- -cm! ruuimi'ter of the knoM twl'arwci' i?f tha
Metuo.'iat Chuicb, to wuoa ?r?? rwfeired the
qisnon . i rbe .iiontli and destltutm* IiIIhm, have
? are a r.'prvt, wY.ch *u unanimously m1i>pted
Ibe.- *ur we 'mr- tie-n to icaitt ail the iafbrraa
tiou ckob ??/i to IM formation of a tor: set opinion fruua
minister* represent -sg alt portions of *i? Suit*, ?ad de
fUr ?
itrfi)? TbM 1a Oclab?r lu*? there ww Mt provisions
e.-H.ugh in the Marts, nor i? 101 necessary to procure
rhnm witli, to preevrve- n?i <? than one h*tf of the pejpie
from staivatlon.
ttanalii ?Notwithstanding all the aid abat baa biea
o? umi as, the ami at our papulation nave had but little
tor thT sufteuance, except eora and bread rwtth a liuie
a ptrt of the time.
7%>v,ffy ? From Ml' the amounts we hare o? doubt that
lb* various statement* oT fbct in regard to oar condition
made bj Messrs. I'smeroy, Arny and Hyatt, have boerv
prompted by tba puteat naotrrea, and are bobataotiaUy
coireet, and that ?re teodar them our special thank*
httikly ? We have rrasew to bSieve that all counter
s? iienceats. emanating from the preaa or <>therwts?, have
been from ignorance of the facta, or through soma inte
teeied motives.
PifrKS} ? That In our judgment the donations of our
f i leodK ui the East bave, in alaaoet every iniiamae, reach
ed their destined object.
Sixthly? We desire, la thia formal manner, to exproei
our heartfelt thanks to all our kind donors , and assure
thfm that their continued liberality haa saved the live 4
of thousands, uud presetted an untold amount of suf
fering.
SnxntkU?ll is now several months tlM harvest, a ad
we nave but little In store, and we pray our friends ne .
to stay their hands till we shall be able to reahM some
thing from onr own resources
bigned by Messrs. Brooks, Moore, Tenny, Haan, Stuts
man and l'aulsen, committee;
Hews from Hew Mcalco.
1?dki-km>xnck. Mo. , March 25, 1ML
tba New Mexican mail, with dates to the 11th last. ,
rrived here to-day , being oaiy thirteen days out.
Cbpt. H<?tK>way , l.ietit B>ycennn l.ieut. Kelly, of the
I'm tod dtatei army, came through as passengers.
l.ieut. Kelly hue ret-iguea his commissi era, and is m
T'n'r tor Ixiutbiaia, to join the Southern confederacy.
('apt HoUoway reports an a&undacca of stores lor the
army in New Mexico, alth the exception of flout, which
Is very scares.
' There Is great rcarclty of provision* arson? the people
0'. New Mexico, and some stiller lug is anticipated.
Coionel Loring, who takis command ol the department
at New Mexico, was met at Fort Wise. He was getting
ah i g very well
The rente of the failure of the mail, on Tuesday was
owirg to its not luviLg been Blurted from Santa Fee on
the 1th inst The pi l liability is thai hereafter this mail
wu_ run prt mptly tud make tbe usual t!mo, as no abun
dance ui ?to. k , corn. Ac has been sent out on the roal.
llie luuuttjh on th* route ate to all appearance friendly,
but no confidence 's placed in thetu, and ui attack from
tbi'in at soy time wnakl not surprise any ou?
Tbe reads ?re In tine condition, uud the ;rass on the
A.kaaras is very gix'd.
The report frt'in the San Juaa mines ;s hv no mean*
^aiterirg O'tier m nug have beoa dn^ocvered, but none
that w l! justify working.
St. Louis Mayoralty Nomination, ifcr,
Si. L-'-t is, Ji'iji-h 25; ih61.
Tte unconditional Union UMventicn has unm mated
Juhi- I:ow for Miiyt:
Re^cluucnn were adopted declanag that the present
^epreaacd condition cf tbw couutry been the result of
tlic dihu< iou mcveiii<.nt, and in fav^r ol the continuation
of the pt iS'j tit economi:al ?>Rtetn of the city administra
tion
A fp^cial de^patc'a tc tl>" Dtmtcrat announcn<i tho pas
nuip .if tr<e Metropolitan Nlrt Bill, In the House, by a
vote of CO Bgu'oi-i l>i, and doubtless it hts already rs
cei?od the t- gi itii.e o< the Governor.
The &hip John l>antf.
Bufitu, Mtrch 25, 1411.
The sb'p .Tufcn land has arrived at Holmes' Hole from
Manoa Slic hij seventy mea onboard taken ft vat one
Kng! sh and two American sh'^is on the coiat.
Ttlasoail Currency.
I*tTrsBfK(., 1'a , March 25, 1961.
The mercfcacts of this City are getieiaiiy rooeivtug Mia
tou ? ; currency, at ioui per ctnt c mount
Markets. /
?HII.at>l.l,t'HlA UTOCK BO1K0.
Piuijiik! j-.iu , March if, 1901.
Biocka sjo drm. Pennsylvania State 3's, BK Reading
Raiboad, 2UU, Morris Canal, 6tJ{ . Li ng island Uailroad,
10'i PeDCHylviinla Railroad, 41. Wght exchange on New
Koik uncharged.
Mom:*, March 25, 1M1.
OottoD? Bales t? day SCO bales , middling uplmda 12c.
The market is quiet atd unchaugea.
Baltimore, March 20, 1801
Flour stea<)y Howard street and Ohio euperfine, $5 a
$6 12% Wheat active and Orm rel, II 25 a $1 30:
while fl 40 a $1 85 <V>rn firm v. 'Ilow, 6?c. a #0c.
rrovtsiots steady. Cc flee tlrm. sales at 12^0. a 13 '^c.
Whiskey fctek'ly at ITc.
CwcnncATt, March 25. 1861.
Fl^ur d>iU and very little doing. Whiskey dull at 12^.
Pork ? Western m?ts $16 76.
Pine Arts.
Mr. W H. Powell bM completed the car low or hi
great work, ''Perry's Victory on Lake Erie," which ha
been ordered from him by thrf State of Ohio for the ro
tunJa of the Capitol at Columbus. The picture* is sixteen
feet by twelve, proportions which hare enabled the
artist to give the figures their natural size The period
of the action chosen is that so vividly dascribed by (X?m
modore Morkenzie in his life of Perry: ?
"Iteaerted.'' he nays, "by the Niagara, which was to
have encountered the second of the enemy's ships, and
attained only by the Caledonia, the Ariel and the
Scorpion, we find him resisting for mare thin two hours
the whole of ttie Britirh squadron. Finding at length
his vceael cut to pieces, his guns dismounted, hid
means of resistance destroyed , and nearly the whole of
his brave crew ly ing dead or wounded aro<md him, in
stead of yielding the <lay, after having done everything
that depended upon him to win It, and leaving the re
snooslbUity of defeat to the commander of the xugara,
be thought only of using the means that rem ilne 1 to
timet. 11 to secure a victory. Paislag from the Law-1
rence under the enemy's lire, saved from death as if mi"
racuiouily, he retched the Niagara, and, by an evolution
unsurpassed for geuius and hardlhool, bore down upon
the enemy, and dashed w:th his fresh and uu njured
vessel through the enemy's ilne. It w us thus that the
battle of K.-:e was won, not merely by the genius and in
spiratlun. but eminently by the exertion.- of .me man."
In the picture Perry is seon -in his pinnace letviog the
Lawrence, the stars and stripes floating at the bow. and
the bero h'mself standing 10 the centre, wi'h his baud
extended in acknowledgment of the cheers which g eet
him from bis dUatl?ni;ig ship. The ball- are Hying about
him in every direction, and one has Just struck the oar
from the hands of a n< gro whose alarm ta characteristically
depicted. Perry's brother, a boy about twelve years of
age, is seen tugging at his coat in the vain effort to mike
h'tn eft down o aa to render himself a loss cousptcuous
mark This incident 1s rendered the more interesting
by the fact that the model who (at for the little mid
ahipman is the grandson of Comm >dore Perry? i youog
1 lnton, son of fhc weii koowi clergy nu of that name,
and said to bear a striking r-semb'-tnee to the hero of
Lake K> la.
The figure of Perry is, of ourse, the central object la
the picture It is admirably drawn, and conveys in the
freedom and 'instudied elegance of its attitude a correct
idea of bim aa he is described by those who kneir him.
The bead is gracefully set on the shoulders, and the
features have a refinement which contrasts well
with the broad, massive faces of his boat's crew . There
are all studies taken from the navy yard, and are dis
tinct type* in their way. They are sketched with a vigor
and Individuality that impart to them a separate interest,
and that realize all the excitement of the scene. Ho care
lulif, indeed, has ea< h point of tbo picture beea
made to till, that the story is complete even ta Its
minutest details. We faccy that we have under oar
eyee the battle Itself, with ali its shifting incidents
and emotions. A more credible work, taking into ac
court Its motive and the boldness with which it I
drawn, has never bees attempted by aa American artist
If painted with the same truthfulness with which it is
designed, itwill deserve to rank with the best h'storical
composition of the French and German schools.
Lang's last work '? Mary, Queen of tfcota,'' dividing her
Jewels and wardrobe the day before her execution, la on
exh:bit!oo at Goupil's. It is Interesticg for the manner In
which this affecting rplaode Is treated, and pleases the eye
bj the sweetness and harmony of lta tones The drawing
Is not always good, and It Is faulty la perspective. The
genera: merits of the work will, however, redeem these
defects ta the eyes of the general v 'alter.
Tbo Body of Vantlle Hack.
TO TUB EDITOR OP TU HKKALD.
The Itaaau) and many ether papers copied from the
Pittsburg Jcmrmtl sa article well calculated to disgust all
who read It ? leaving the impress top that the bidy of
Van '-lie Hack was marked, way blUed and seat home aa
frelgM. I enclose you the undertaker's bfek showing
that t be rt main - received all necessary and proper at
tet' jo, iaolodtog hearse, carrlagee, Ac. They ware a a
oomjiaiilrd by fr.en .e, including the mother. The kind
er s? extended to the afflicted mother by the New Jer
sey Central aad other roads to Harrisburt. and bg the
Pr.Utsy'vanla Central Railroad ta Pittsburg. V taking the
Tvutaiaa on the express paassngn trails free of rhargw,
is moat grate' illy acknowledged. Inst, a.: of falsnl) m
d Iging In rtd!eu?a on sojh s subject, m.l wounding the
flto'iitiri of ? rnos' worthy m.d afflicted family, m well as
th. thousands of friends of the extra^roriary b.v, I >t
th" J>t "vil try to civilise the agitata of the PIMsWg,
t" r' \WiyiH) and Chicago Hoed, so that another pvty
iitnl arly sltntted n>av not bedeUiP'd twelve hours at
I P?t btrg, <nd have a deenUh srit with icdecent haste
I to ' lei? '.'jb?s the o-'.^'-Jt'-d fare. V
/ Board of AMeimrfi*
ilKM< Of AN lM.ll.SAM ( ITI/.KN IK TKV UlftflY.
Thia Board met last evening, President Henry W. Genet
1b (be cbiir.
the report of the committee in favor of a ward tag the
contract lor grading and regulating Vorty ninth street
waa presented tud aweussed.
Atdernma Brakt opyne 1 Ue cttliniuiim, nod uM
that there was a c large ot fl 60 ? foot which was net
worth saora thaa twenty Ave oenta afbai.
An bMMT ('<umc?rto? In ttSB lobby Mid in stento
rian voiae ? "That 'a a lie."
The Panunsar ? The iferge int-afc Arm* will n* that
the< e la araer ? ine lobby.
Impmimmt ConiK viTDK:? 1 can't nit hare and listen to
Ilea.
Ins Pnwwsm ?The SriReaat-at Arms wtll remova that
party frona Uie tubby and take bim>into ouatoiy.
The Sergeant at Arin? removed the citizen froaa the
lobby. He was commuted. The- report waa recom
mitted.
The weekly statement of the- Comptroller ahowa the
following eocdttion of the City Truaa uty ?? ?
Balaaaa Maich 18 t2.M7.3M* 3*
Heoaipta _
Total $?,*?? Ml 06
gfeymenta 640,701 IT
Balanee March 23 $3,860 ,280 4?
Tha reaolutiou to appropriate t'i.bJfr. for the expenses
incurred at the reception of President Lincoln In New
York waa called up and cgain laid over.
A r??o)?tlon in favor ol paying th< Mil of Hon. Daniel
E. Sick lea ($300) , aa counsel to tLu Ooaamittee of iAqulry
into the dlaputed Chamlwrlainship, ubs adopted.
Aldei man Boon mowd that the gentleman who had.
keen arrested in the lobby for refractory conduct be per
?itited to explain bis conduct to a committee or this.
Board.
After some obaervationa from the members, the Pkbbi
wr said that it was gainful to hir* at all timea to e*er
eiae the powera of his position; but under such circum
stances It waa due.
to thia Board, and to the Alderman from the Fifth
(Brady), to arrest the nvton csiag the language that
was uttered from the lobby. Ho, however, understood
from the Sergeant at Arras that the party arrestod had
expressed his regrot lor bis c oaJuet, and he (the Presi
dent) would dircct that ho be discharged from custody.
The Sergsat at irms thereupon left the chamber and
liberated the refractory individual
The sunt of $4,900 was appropriated to build ca exten
sion to the Twelfth precinct station house
The sum ot $3! ,'JU0 was appropriated to procuro por
traits or Governors Seymour and Clark
After a considerable quantity of routine buslneaa the
Boaru adjourned to Monday next.
Court of O) er and Tmalawr.
Refore Judge I/xnard.
M*R(h 21 ?At the opening or the court this morning,
Jehu Router, who waa convicted ou Saturday of man
(slaughter in the third dtgnee, was plico^at the bar for
Benttoca.
Mr. Sard toril addroj-.ed the court brs fly in behalf of
the prisoner, urging (hat the sentence should be leoiont
in cotstquence of Renter liav-ng a larje family.
Judgo Leonard, in passing fceatence, said: ? This ce.se
has been patiently eiamio.d by tW.- jurors, and they have
arrived at the conclusion that you are guilty of 1'Jtliag
the man (John Hughes), but in. a mitigated lorm. Tnay
have brought in a verdict of manslaughter in tb? third
oegreo, wnicli Involves a lean degree of turpitude thin
if thf y had brought in a verdict of murder in the tirst
cr second degtee It Is litftwailde fur the Coiut to know
the motives which t&ay have it, financed the jury in re
duciig the grace ot your crime from that of murder to
tnansiaughie ? whither it was ih ? levity of sDine ot the
wltneesis who were called for the prosecution and testi
lied against you, or whether it wis the ai>l>reheusiou
th?t joumat hats been bereft of your reas in iu some
degree, or what it was, still remain# soiled. In tue
mind of the tXrnrt jou committed the highent
ounce knowx to the law, at loast the crim?
of murder In the second degieo. You were
not personally in danger wbea you shot Hughes;
your wifej and youiseif left tue premises before
shotting anil return. d, If the statement of the dooeascd
is correct Both yourself and your wlfo went hack volun
tarily there, il ttere waa say dinger in going to the pre
mises of Hugh' 8 The offense ot which you stand con
victed involves the conclusion upon the minds of the
jury that ycu took the life of Hughes without any de
sign to take life. Thai verdict is now final, conclusive
In the case. The Court run onlr impose the penalty
which U prescribed for manslaughter in the third degica,
anu not the high?r penalty which relates to mure cr in
the first or second degree. My du'.y Is to aotcwslder
your appt il to the sympathy or the Court, hat to Impose
the highest degree of punuhment which the law will
permit The sentence of the Oourt is that you he im
prisoned in the State prtm at Sing Sing, at hard labor,
for three years anil seven months.
THE JkFFfcKD.S CASK AGAIN.
Mr. Hall renewed bis motion on the hibeas corpus for
the dischaigoof Charles Jefierds, now held for murder,
or else to admit him to bail in a reasonable amount, or
else lor a trial during the present telm of the Court.
Ihe District Attorney opposed the motion, stating that
the reason why Jeffords was not tried before thia waa
that prats of business in his effleo and his. owo bodtlr
health prevented him from preparing the c?ae for trial,
lie assured the counsel, however, that the case would be
tried durlDgthe April term.
Judge Looriud denied tne motion, and alsorefuMd to
grant the applicatloh ts have the iedictmant sent for trial
to the General Sessions.
ANOTIIKK Mt'KPEK TBI Ah? ICgVITPAL OF TU AC*
Cl'^KD.
Phillip Collins was then plscel on trial charged with
the bomoc.de of Henry Binates, said to have been com
mitted ou the 8th of December last. The evidence for
the prosecution was very slight It appeared th.it Bi
nates was a sailor, and that Collins kept a grocery and
di inking establishment !n Albany street; that on the
above evening a police officer found Bicates lying on the
sidewalk . Le complained that be had been beaton on the
head. Tne officer conveyed him t? the mtition house,
where he died during the night. The only pi<>ce of testi
mony that appeared to cornect Collins with the trans
action was the evidence or a witness who identified Col
lins as the mm who struck the deceased, but ou being
further examined be denied that tbeaccusod struck Hi
Dates. I j.oa this state of facts the.iurv rendered a ver
dict of net guilty without leaving their seats.
Saprtnie Court Chambers.
He'ore Hon. Ja 1<e Sutherland.
March 25 ? Rithard BullviiM-- i* A nn G Riktr. I
tbli.U tlic fX' to the ref erte's report is well taken
I ccme to th's conclusion with some hesitation after ex
am'catl> n or authorities.
Lni II. H'fi' r w. .'sm'i T. Mtrritm I think the pre
vlous. to change the pl?ce of tr'.tl nad the order
mace tticr ? on ..bouil be C'UhMored .u* a bar to this mo
tton, which If din'ed, with $10 cost to abide th? event
MtUir lUallrr rtf Jlanyrr A'J?* Motlou denied on the
g iuai tint '.he relation of attornt>> and client did not
exist between tb( parties to thia motion, without advert
ing to an> other ground.
.tt/Vwf (rowwiid anJ ?h-rt t? Richard flatly anil
hHt? Kepnrt <.f refi-re-e confirmed: order to be settled
tu two da;, a totice. ?
I)/ookl> ? City Ntni.
Common G>\\cu. ?The board met laat oveniog, when
a c mm-iuiratlca wis received from the Comptroller,
'tat tig hat be "her .:! ua I presented as execution for
$1 473 19, In the suit cf Janus McNamee against the City
of Brooklyn. and tMUur for $140, la the suit of John
Hapaon if The C!ty of Brooklyn esc i of which artious
or.ginated is the sale for unpaid iaxes, of certain prop
erty , formerlv belonging to tbc Htn'y estate, and after
war dr. 10 '.be Br<? k'. n Benevolent Society, which, at the
time tbe atitsciient was mate was exempt from taxa
tion. Referred t< tbe Assessment Committee.
Tbe ( omm'sriicners Tor the settlement of claims against
the village and eity cf Williamaburg submitted tbe fol
lowing statement of claims parted by them ?
Kstate of John P-'lanlaliie $115 40
Kstste of Or -nelius C. t-'trj Iter, assig'u/e of John
H. ?ens 2 000 00
Fstste of i hiU:p Barman 2,2*2.83
Total $4 98 23
A re-Otutk/G dl-ccting the Comptroller to issue near*
porate bond of tbe city payable n not less tlian one nor
more than tt.-ee rears, for tbe payment of tbe claims
ao.iustrd, was rtferrel to the AMettntnorthe Wards con
stunting tbe city of Wiilukrisborg.
Twt Lit* i??as<.i 9t**jw rrn? ? Vr.ju>icror nnt Jtrar ?
Tbe lcque-t It l~e esse of 8 'fan Ann W.lvm, who met
ber death In cotsenmncp of .lumping from a Ave story
window dnr rg th-' late Ore in Or*M(e street, was con
clu 'ed before Coroner Hi>rUw ye?terd*. , when the iury
returned the follow. ng verdict ? ??Diat -t.p?n Ann Wilson
came to her death by precipitating herself from tbe rear
window of the tl'th ??<>r> of N'? lOfl f>racge street, on
the morn.ng of tbe 16th of March, 1401, causing a frac
ture cf tbe epinai column. We further agrea and ex
oasrate George AlVrecht frcm all b'ame."
Improvement of Wsrth Ntrsst.
TO TBK KD1T0B OF TBK HUiLD.
I see by tbe papers that at tbe meeting of tbe Common
Council to take place on Wednesday next, they are to
consider tbe subject of tbe improvement of Worth street
to East rivor. In view of tbe paralisatlon of trade and
tbe probability of a diminution of bustnea>,at least for
some time to coma, wrald it not be ua wteeto constat to
any proieot that wou.d Impose on tbe citiaena additional
bunbei.s! Our cHy has already been too rapidly im
proved, and hence we have ample aecommodatia* for the
wants of trad* sa l commerce. I hope tbe petition will
be r.ycted, because at this time it would be unjust and
impolitic to adopt such a meaaure. A TAX PAWL
Com it Calemdar? This Day.
Prrxns* Ooia*? Cmcrrr -? Part 1? Noa. 471, cm, 757,
746, 747, 321, 101.137 746, Ttt, S81, M6, 77$, 74?,
787, 8A7. 807, 780, ttt, TM. Part Misw aa be^re ,
Hcrxsio* Cw-vt ? Wrt 1? Nos. 1575. 157?, 1581, 16H3,
168#, 16P7, 1801, 1603, 1?5, 801, 10S3, 1825, US?r
IWjJIM. 2 ?Noa. 1008, 1100, 1114, 10*, 844,
70a.?18, 1180, 882, 704, 1122, 1184.
CtiUKMi I'tass? Bquity Calendar.? Part 1? Vos. 107,
17. 18, tl, 28. 37. 4?, 40, 74, 4$, 80, ?, 88. 80, 00,
!2; w? ??' ?*? *? M' 100? 191? lw- 103? ?>*?
105) 1C0.
19*1. Qsila. 1101,
ncowp ?rrnmo ornmm,
TB l is , At. March K
BKTFRAI, KffllKEl.T ?IW ?TTL>8,
. ^ K -r Vises.' Boys' and Imfanta'.
In Hats. Capa, felt Bats aad Riling Ham
OK WIN, MA Broad irsr.
Tmaara, K last It R|MUb|i, Should sr
Braces. ?jsp.?as'jry Bandaaea. Ac
Dl. OhOfM A THOBKB,
Bo. 4 Ann rt , under Bsranta s Htue-m.
flILl OEBALD.
Romtnt* la lllgb I.ifr ? Thr (treat Tel
rertoa MB>rU|? t'M??EiritU( Trial
In Dnblla-Tbf 'I ritlrauny of Both Pir>
ties? Aristocratic F-'trie ?M It* llanatlln
lloa? Ipttlairu of the Lore Lettr r-??
Verdict la faTor of Ike Wife, At., &r,
The Famlv Huui i>, la it* issue of Wednesday will r ic
lain a report of the Great Yeirerton Marriage Suit in
Dublin ? A British officer Attempt* to ?edur> a Sister of
Charity ? the Ottnea, Puds, Marries tier decretly iu
Ireland, tod then Xepudiate^Her? TbeTeffiirsDny of 'jotb
Husband and Wife ? Rigid Crsee Examination of the B*j?
band ? tbanantic LacHenta of the Courtatiip ? Hpeclmene
sf the Lov? LeUrra? The Vlnttot in Favor, of the Wife-?
The Popular Demonstration in Her Favor, forming altu>
(ether one- of the mot>t exciting Trials ever placed or*
record, and the lnsideut? div-s^god equatKnf the most
ItorUltag romance in iatereet.
The Family Hick iu> will also contain the latast intelli
gence received throujb tbe MaiW or by Telegraph; Edi
torial* on Leading Events; All the Local Nows of New
York and Vtoinlty of Importance; Reports of the Osttle,
Provision and lloney Markets, and* all Interesting New*
Matters of the preceding week.
Touts. ? (C a year, f^ar cent* %? single oopy. dnbsorip
tiena received at tbe office, northwest oorne* if Fulton
and Nassau streets, New York Single copies tnr sa<e at
theoonoter and by alVnews agocta. AdvortUuuoaui in
serted at tbe usual rate*.
The Dsawlay or the Hasan Ceaaty and
Oon*o.ldats<LLotteiy at Delaware.
a FRANCE A PO?
sujiioaaa
The Legislature of the State o' Pets ware having given to
u. Franos A. Co a lottery contrast for t treaty yarn, we. tbe
undersigned, Ooauaiesicnsfs ajipjtaed by the (k vnrnor of
aaid Htate to supMintrud lb' drawings of said lottery, dj
hereby certify thai the following are the numbers drawn this
day:?
Fusskk r C4jntt -Olaji 72, March 15, 1M1
9, 19,. 78. Ml. H8, M, ?;t, :S9, 76, ?4, 71. 15.
eavaoLKMixD Lorrier? ;:la.is it Manshift, 186L
2, 19s 31, 6?, 16, 70, :!8, 72, 6, 27, 58, 6:!, 64, 11.
Witness our haads at V> limlugton, Del, this day (Monday),
Match 23, 1861.
JOHN D ALB, 1
JO0W W. WaLKEB, / CammUaloner*.
ALfKEO B. WOUTTES, I
Circular* a*nt free of eh \ye by aildretalna
11 FKAJtCK A CO., Wilmington, Delaware
Drawlnn of the Delaware Htate liOt
terle*. ? WOOD, IUDI H CO., Manupri of the
DkLAV AKh KKMUCKT AM. MISSOURI .IT AT* l OTTi RIK*.
Uilawakk? I IIM Ouu MS. ;j?'ch 25, lNiil.
29, 67, 26. "(i, 60, 10, 9, 24, 69y 8. 11, 63, 66, 1.
Dblawakb? Class I'M. Mamh 25, W61
69 , 2 , 64, ao. 21. 49, 13, 61, 6, 1,9, 70 , 75.
Circular* containing scbemea. wlti full particulars, sent
free Of charge by a-'diwrnlTig either to
*UOlf, fci>Dl A CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
Or to WOOD. E1>DT A (CO., Si. Louis, Missouri.
Citizens and Strangers who Desire a
tasty and eltgasH Hat, should sail at KSP?>SCHEID'S,
manufacturer, 118 Nuasa.u street.
A Curleut flrrnaiatsnrr.? Whrn Nr.
Lincoln stepped upon the plat! orm to deliter his Inaugural
Address, lis lookeJ arou jd foi a plate Input his hat, whicli
was a new uiie of surprising elegance; bnt saw no place to
setildowq, when Senator Douulaas who wss standing be
bind him. courteously !< ok It. ami a> be isad inaldn tbe name
of the maker, "KNf-X, corner of Broadway and fultou
street" be veiy curiously reflected upon the course o' events
whlcb caused htm, males* of delivering tbe address htmeelf,
to hold the Kplendld hat of hU successful rival. Knot's
Spring style Is a beauty.
Brooklyn. ? Charles II. Williamson's
Photographic Poitrsh Qalterr. Fulton street, opposite Clin
ton. Established 1861.
Albnm Photograph*? Mli for 91, Sixteen
for >2 ; large Ambtolypns, Willi case, SO cent*, by KIMBALL,
477 Broadway.
Rtelnway & Son's Overstrung Grand
aid Square I'Uu -s are now considered the oestmanutac
tured; are warranted tor fire years, warerjoina, 82 and M
Walker street
\% heeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Maohlnea at reduoed prices. Offlee 006 Broadway
Otkladors's Hair Dye, Wigs and Ton.
pees, the best in the world, wholesale and retail, and the Dye
privately applied at No 6 Attor House.
Batch elor's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees are m<~st perfect imitations of nature. Bend for a
measure card to 16 Bond street. Mew v ork.
Batrhelor's Hnlr Dye? lirllable and In
staneoua, black ci brown, tiotor) 81 Barclay street, bold
and af puedat W. A. baTCHELO ?,'/?, 10 Bond street.
Hill's Hair D>?-? 50 Cents, Black or
brown. No 1 Barclay street and all druggists. Infallible On
guent for the hair.
Trasses.? Ma rah A Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Mo. 1 Vesey street (Aator House), oppoelte the church.
to !?* Sidil* ' h?s Removed
tended to as usual w' 2,8 K*?t Broadway, will be
Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whis
kers sndmuKtac.bes to grow luxuriantly Sold wh ilewle and
ntall by W. A. BATUbhLOK, 18 Bond street.
Dr. S. S. Fitch's Hew Rapture Supporter
Tiusr ? warranted. CaH and examine before purchasing.
711 Broad *sy.
Married.
CUsa* ? Garoa ?On Saturday, March 18, by the
p*8tor of St. rftcphen'g, fluxctsco dk Caaaa, of Habana,
to Mus C. KoDRUitntz Uahma, ot Malauzas.
Hyatt? T"t)D ? t>n Thursday , March SI, at Si Paul's
church. Sing Sing, by Her. J. H. Blaek, Aukav Hvatt,
Esq., to Mary H , atcoud daughter of lien. Aaruo Ward,
all of above place.
HiAbHiKi.xK? lji.iiTHrosK ? (?b Wednesday. Mar h IS,
the Kev Mr. llnphall, 1/vm 3ik.v.shi kokr to Miss
Bxrtiia , eldeat da'-ghter of Simon Lights '.one, Kaq , ol
i hi* city.
Dim.
ARKfTFONC ?On Monday, March 26, of S3ar?.et fever,
Lima May, only remain vj, (b "J of William Palmer via
Mary Ann Armstrong, ag<?l 2 yearn, J moLths and 21
da;*.
The relatives ntd fr'endi. of the family are respectfully
invited to attend ihe f iineral, thia (Tuesday) a! tor noon,
at or.e o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 2S7
West Twcntj eighth street
Norwich (Couu), Providence (R.I.) ?ud Ohio papers
pleat e copy.
Aauwbk ? On Sunday eight, Marc >. 24, of water on tbe
tirax . Cruras* Pwdt, infant sod of Wm J. and K1 zabeth
H Atgev Leo agod 8 month* and 4 dart.
Ibe trtued.4 und acquaintances of tbe family are most
respectfully Invited to attend th* f'tneral *ervlcee, this
(Tuesday) alternooo, at four o'clrck, at tbe residence of
bis uncle. J 8. tarring ton. No 23 Serond street. The re
main* itiU be taken to Fast Cb *ter for Interment, on
Wednesday morning. at seven o'cUck
Amucry ? (jn Monday, March 2ft, Km a a, dai^dter of
Anthony Ainbury, aged Si years, 10 months and 19 days.
Notice of funeral in lomwrr.* papers.
Bill. ? On Monday, March 25, ihomax Hi*, n son of
Staats 6 Bell, aged 2d years, 3 m6utbsaad T days.
The relatives and friend* of the family are Invited to
attend the funeral, at his father's residence, 22." West
Twelfth btrest, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock,
without further Invitation. The body will be taken to
Greenwood fur interment.
Br yah ?At Harlem, on Thursday, March 21, Tuoaaa
Bxyax, In tho 74th year of hi" age The dece.is.'d was a
oatve of Undcn, KiiK'aad. and was for many years a
member of ft. George's Society, also of Aibixi Lodge,
In tblac ty.
Ibe friends of the family are rsepeet/u^y in
vited to sttend tb" funeral, at St Andrew* Ki>'? opal
church, 127th strut, near Fourth avenue, this (Tuesday)
afteraoon, at four o'clcck precisely, without iunher
notice
I'cgllfb and West Indian papers j> Lease copy
C.oktye! p "*In I'aterson , N J , on Monday morning,
March 2 6 faM D. age-* S3 years.
Th" funeral servicee will be beld in the Firat Presbyte
nan church, I'aterson, on Wednesday nooz. , at twelve
O'clock His friends are respectfully nvt?d to attend A
train of cars leaves Jersey Cite at ten nimua [net ten
.n I he morning, and returns from Pavrson at fr.tr in
the afternoon
Ct?R*a.? On Sunday night, March 24, M .I*. u.jt, the
beloved wife of Patrick Curraa, ag<-d 20 years
The friends of the family, and thoe< of her brothers,
John, William and Denm.s iiogaa. are respectfully invited
to attend tbe funeral, this (Tueslav) aftemeon, at Itttf
Cat one o'clock, from her late residence in Third avo-ue,
tween Seventy sixth and tJevonty seventh street*.
Liver ick (Ireland) papers please cap;"
P?M"TT ?On Mood*} . March 4. at Nassau , N P. (B?
has. is), Ji its P. OUfci*, tn the 29th year of his <?qe.
IV) ww ?On Monday, March 2S, William (i. D<wa
aged 21 veers
The friends and acquaintances are roapectfuUy invited
t? attend tbe fnaeral, from hia late residence, No. I2i
Baiter street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two.eolock.
Downs* ?Cm Sunday, March 24. rU Mti'ord , Ct., after
a short and seveve lllacsa, Maitcrn tovnsi.
Th* friends are invited to attend the funer^, th!o (fsea
day) afternoon, at hair jairt three a'clock. New Haveo
trains leave Twenty eeventh street depot at a Qtarte
past twelve^ arriving ? time, heturnlng, leave MiL'ofi
a quarter before tlx o'clock.
K?:nw? ? At Brooklyn, ctSuadajr, March 24, F*w*
r*a Majiv, widow o I the late Geo. B. trertoon, la the
10th year of her age.
Tbe relatives aid friends of tha famUy ere reepeei
fully invited to attend t*s funeral, on Wwlmls/ afer
noon. at two o sioek, fjaoi the residence of her acB-ia
Vaw. Samuel M. McKay, No. IIS Lafayett? avinue, with
c%t further larttattoa
Foogbkeepek' papers oleaee copy.
Fotrr. ?On FrlAy, Maich S3, Jo'sjt four, * native of
county Oar low. Ireland, aged 00 ?<>*r*.
tijjMOSK ? <* Monday, March 26, OmwjuunM Ftjutt
""""
Ibe fr t ads of the fasa ly *rs invited to attend the fu
rera! frem the rftf.denc, hf her parr ata, Nc 32S U-een
o chs'rtet,thia (Tu-r aay) aTteraoon. at hai past one
o c. ck.
" ~?5,Vo,<,'7> **rrh M. J*r?m J. Oo?t>, rouagMX
child of V iii.atp and E'laabeta Qood, aged 1 y*t>. 11
rr o&'lic an.! 7 rt*ya * 1
Tbe ratal. ve? and friends of the family *r? "eeoeotfe'lv
jtvttea to -ktlmd t it funoral, on w^uie^^ mvt^ag, at
< re.wete of UbBWWH.W "5f
? T -Aii ?>?c Ibtrl
(.1 t'Wir --,u this Oil), on ? to lay a'tcrnooa, Mttrfa *
of croup aas&.tferymirfrv on' j ,.i Mr. auJ M ? jt>
Siph II <,o0?to. s# ed t > wars Md 0 uyftkttM.
1 he (r eeds (>? tl.e ;?''>?'y sr? rrs|'i-s ?".i (O attend ttM
f'laers!, 1r< w the itjidrtHi of Mr. OfJw r0 MM
Br' adwsy, oc ^edn^sdsy after***!, al <k.v j > , r-.k trilb
o?it 'iirth'r ix.: . e
VuMntN ? At in Wo Ifi M; ilVcry street,
of f<wvtilat<??, WKX*r . <0 jren/t, a mu?s
ol Naieira, nm.ry Bs^o, Ireurs*.
Ittj friend* sad ar/jr. v ,1 tnryce# fwe i espectfuHy IWTlted
i to uiteaii the fvnerai. at t?ri? n'daek P. it.
I-sawon ? la Hue toe, M?>or Jomum (inxrTOir, oged T?
i yeaix
t.n>i.i?>.< ? in fVtxkh>3, ot Motrtoy , Vforoh 20, tiler a
I ?ayt llUit**, W". J , bos of Sealer W. sa'? Julia A. OM
?*e? 34 j ?*.??, a rawutba act* 10 day*
Not lee of 1 merul m W edowtday '9 paper
Harks: v?.~ on m mji- , Mirc'i 2>, Puma Haftanhur,
lu tbo 76 lit year of h? age.
The funeral wUl tskj> p'jua thin Hue* lay) afUm? ,
at ItoU past two o'clock, from the zoridenee-of htsaso
.John, 311 Third aveoue The friends ef the family aro
ifepe*tfuiiy it sited to attend.
Suvit ? On BwU/ moru'iti, Marxfe II nf i wisnnM
tion, Mutism. H??m, aged' J* yearn
The friend* aad relative# are respectfully Invited to
sUeu-Jhis funeral, this (Tuesday) aftsmoon, at I brae
o'clock, from tbs- residence of Bis bioilm, Patrick Um
?ey, TIJ Pac rlc onwt, Brooklyn.
Rnwan ? Oo MOdtf, Ibrtk 34. ftnaun Bom*,
? native ol limnorw, Germany, a ged 39 yw*ra, U month*.
Mid 5<V days.
The relatives aod friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at tw >
o'olook, from hi# lata rcaideaos, No. 1 Ifliaa tilth street
so; ner ol Bayard
Uw** ?In tlrjoklyu, oa Sunday, llarob 34, 1
K. . wife of Wm, B Lawtou, aged 37 years.
The tnendsof Uae faintly a rs Invited to
pjm rai, fron No. ? Lafayette iweuue, this (I
mot uiug , at half paat tea o'olwJa.
IIcMahon ? On Sunday, March 34, Mamaasbt MoMamb
daughter of .lohn and Brt lgot MsMahon, ag?d 8
moctha and 3 days
Mhai>? Oti Hiadwr, March -4, Hakkibt Stain. y.?p
daughter of Melaacthon G. and Harriet Mead, aged
yi ai s.
The roiativec and friend* are invited to attend the fune
ral, within.t futthar notice, from her I at* residence, Na,
07 CIlLtou street, this (l~uesdu>y) afternoon, at thrett
o'olcck. Her rOBMW will b? taken to Oaldapriog for In
tel moot on Wedatftjisy morning.
D>ldeprinf( papers please oopy.
' O'Nku ? Oil Monoay, March 23, at her late reeidenon,
corner of Cooflresi unit Columbia gtreete, South BrooUyB,
AftNK, the bt'vjvwl wile of Chan. M'NeU, la the Mth j%mt
of her age.
htr reni.i'B* wi'.l be taken t? St. Peter's church, oar -
Her of llmkii and Warron street'.!, where a solemn mass
will be said for the rvpoae or Uer soul. The friends of
the fuia:ly are resptctf'jily invited to attend on Wednea
day iKernoon. at two o'nock, at which tima the funent
will take place, tier remalna wMi be taken to the Omm
tery of the Hoiy Cross
PttH.mx ? In Biock'} n, oa Monday, March 26, Mrs.
M<ky wUe ol Patrick Pldgeon, In the 7 id fear
Of tier ;igv>
lhe lelatives and frienij of the family are ihvit?<l to
attend the funeraj, on Wednesday aftt rnoon, at half pMt
me o'Citxk, 1 1 oin the reMdtuce ol her son, FrauOM
1'idgeoii Kulton avenue, auh house we.,t of Grand an
nue, Brooklyn
ltanv ? W m Rjoilt, son of Peter and Uary Kelil/, a*
No. l?t Sevenih uvonue, a^od 3 IS months.
Tne fitends of the t-^mily are invited to attend th* fu
ner?l,ou Wtdoescay alUruoon, at o?.e o'oljck, from tlM
resulet.) e of h.ri (laitatK, No, liO Seventh avenue.
Rk\%<)iiiH ? On Monday, Maich after a lingering M
nee*, Kn Moosi IAlv.noi i<s, agtfd 8 months and IS day m,
ton of (i V and Mary ReytoiJH, and grandson of Ids Into
Col Ely Moore
Dui- notice o(? the funeral will be given.
Blunt ? In Brook ly a, on Son Jay alternnoa, Maroh M.
Eijukok AMTtiiMTit., third daughter ot WtUtam W , tai
Mary Holmes Smith, aged 13 years, I month and 7 days.
Th- relatives ana friends of the laaiy are regpecUuhy
ItiviUd to atWnd tho ftintral, lrom the reeldeoce of her
parents, No. 267 Pearl street, oa Wedaes tay afteraoo*,
at two o'clcck
New Btu&swick and Monmouth county, X. J., paper*
piease copy.
. S< u?M k. ?At bis tesid?nce, In Matteawan, on Montlny.
March 25, Sami'K B. Sciiikck, aged u6 years, 1 month and
7 da>8.
lhe relatives and friends of the family are resp?ctfultr
invited to atleau the funernl, ou Wednesday, without
further notice. Prayeii at the h 'use al twelve It. Her
rices at the Reformat Dutch church, at one P. M.
Vwmao.? On Monday mornitig, March 26, Catwhi?
Vt m>in(. wife of Knoch VoMiog, iged 51 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfuMf
invited te attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) alteraoon,
at two o'clock, front her late residence, No. 30 avenue B,
corner of 1 bird street.
W tii (M ?On Sunday morning, March 24, of apopl eny,
Jumhi, relict ol the late Wliiiani Welch, aged 68 yean
at U 3 months
7ho friecos and acquaint luces of the family are reapaot
fullj invited to attend the funi ral. oa We Jnesday aftec
locn at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 41 M
dridge street, without further invitation.
Wiliock ? At Ban Krancifco, Cal. , on Thursday, Feb
ruary 14, W'u.ijah H. Wiixax-k, aged 38 years
WooHnw ? On Sunday eveniog, March 24, of brato
fever, Bbijj, eldest daughter ot Oeorge H. and KmmnC
WiK?lit, ajted & years, 10 months and 13 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
at toad the funeral, at the resldenoe of her grandfather,
Mr Thomas liobjohn, corner of College avenue and Cos
Cf rd street, M< tt Haven, tills (Tuesday) afternoon, at M
o'clock, wnhout funher invitation. The Harlem earn
leave Twenty sixth street station at eleven o'clock.
is
mSCBLLAWKOUS.
A3TOMS11IKO PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS, ML
FOB CAHH.
We have just received large quantl'.lw Of Cklna, OlMa
ware and other goods, per ablp< "Admlrar' and "Oermanl^'*
which we are desirous to sell
FOR CASH.
Look at the following bona Ode list of prices, sad ohmm?
thrm with any bills ever purchased?
hampl** of the goods on exhibition to our wtadows.
F:euch China Diniku Plates, of sood quality, for 9t per
dozen , never before offered for lea than $1 SO
b k UK i a.st Flatks for 80c , and Tka Pi.atks 75c per don*.
French ('bins Tvx Sasriuss, 4t pieoea, best quality, fer
$3 ?0
French Decorated Tii Rssncis, 44 pieces, for 90 B, sad
upwards And otb< r China good In proportion.
hi!. er plated 1 ka Hkts. 0 pieces, for 910 99
" Tasls FoKks, per dotea 9 99
" Taslk Spoons "
" Tba Krooss "
Cut gla<? OonLKTS "
Ch Aar acrss, 91 30; Wines, per dozen, 91
A gieat variety of other goods, such as Oas FIstaMh
Cutlery, Ac., at equally low prtona.
K \ HAU0HW9UT * CO.,
Iffl, <90 and 492 Broadway, corner of Broome street, h.T.
AmTOj>D1M? PRICES I OK CHINA, OLASo, BO..
K.iR CahH
We have on hand large i|uautitle? of Caina, O lass Warn
acd ottier g> ods, with rleh and desirable article I of recent 1m
ocrtation, which we otTer for Bale
ros c\^M.
EXAMINE Til* hK PBICBB.
French China Dining Plates, of g'K>d quality, [>erdcsea 91 03
fienca l-blna Hrtaklast lla'.es 80
Tea Ha'ei. per do/en 79
F.-ench I bins Dlnlog Hervlce-, '-ih pi. e? 22 M
French China Tea fcerrlcea. 44 plnea, for 3 09
French Leo rated Tea Mi vices, 44 pieces 9 39
And si' other floods In proportion.
Vitrei Plated lea tiets, 0 pieces, tor 19 03
Oliver Plsteo Cnsters. S bottles tut gtoia. 3 09
Silver P aled Cake Baskets ... iof
Silver P'ated Dessert Forks, pei doien J 76
Silver plated Table Forka, per <3>>zeti S 39
Silver FiaU-d Table Kpoona, per i -res 2 73
Silver P'ated Tea Rpooia. per dozen I 39
French China Soup Tureens each 1 71
Freneb Cblna Covered IMabe', eaeb IB
Cut Olats (f.blets, thedoien I 40
Ivi^y Handled lea Knives, the dozen 3 09
Ivory Bandied lea Knives, fair quality J OS
Iron htone China Llnter Plates, the d?zen 91
One doxen facb out glass i loiilels, Cbnmpagne and Win*
Ola^aes. and pair cut glass Cemntirs, M pieces, fjr 94 09
Cne dozen ra h superior ijualltv Ivmy handled jkble aad
Des.ert anives, Carrsr, Fork and steel, 37 pi'-eee, # Mi fair
quality, 98 Mi.
O- od? msiked in
plain Ognres. Orders by letter caref tdkr
emeeuted.
AUlntsovertOdeUvered free of rbarat la NawTorkaMA
Jersey City OVINOT0B BR iTHRRH,
Nsa 238 snd 240 Futtra street, Breoklya.
T PRIOER 1HAT COMMAND THE MaBKET.
L NEW YOBK KKROHBPE II.LlKlNATtNU OIL.
NEW YORK PARAPFINE II. LC MINATI.K) OIL
NEW TOBK PETROLEUM I LLalNAl I.Vtf U1U
MkW YORK MACHINERY <>1LH
OOZZBM B CO., m Wator i:wl N. V.
AT
[ EVEBDELL'9 OLD STORE, BCOAOWAT.
Weddine C*r>H ?Three cH*b -a ted aafrared Cw<?
Mir M tau ?torn.
A B80LTTTK AND BPFICAriOCS CCBEi Of < OBNB
A. and buoioaa, without lan*Ait? or to
r<oaT?>alcao?>. RIKDALU W Rtmim at -wet.
1 Lou ml da of tar meet c >aaluat*a Ml aaUafaefc>rjr laati
mraltli can be aeta at Mm ofljoe.
JT WM B~FRDELL S H >N*. WED DIM CAKDS
L * aeelopee a
UU>.i.!?.d l?l&
? arelor-ee of ttt<- I a teat etyte* 1U1 f ui torn ?t'fet, N. T.
eraetedbe
Imtnr, ?. I.
nni I. 1XB ROSIN OAB WORIS,
t/ Xo/ pub to anil prteaM Imlldmfa.
Seo a aii'hen a ? < ' r?
0BN?!^DrNIONP, INVERTED MAIM, III ? !??
Jo: mm and all dleeaere of the feat eared, vtlMfiS
or luconeenieuee U> the pa4ie?L by Dr. SAOU ABI B, Margeem
Cblropedtat, 7l*> Broadway. Eel era t? phyakiiana aaA HI
grooe of thla etty.
EUBBEA I-EWINO MACH1 KM,
'treat wduetios. Uaueual IwlmtuU to naau. Of.
floe MM Broadway.
LCOU S PITEIN? COMM1MIOMBR OB DEEDS FOB
all statu*, take* proof of Booth I ra ihiymiati, Be. IS
Naaaau ? treat.
VI HA. WINBIiOW ? BOOT HI N O ST a CP.
M ? OEOBOE A. POWliEB, or
WStei under data of .'?ne U, mo ?
avxuowji
Permit ma to
it ma to my to y yu that
MKB WlRftUOVTB BOOTBINii *T*CP?
haa am nvpreeedmted mfe with ma, dm my attatomaia hae?
a>?enalned it* merlto .?
Thta la the flrat t'rae, to a ?WHy Bra reare' 4nu haatomm
thai I We eadotaoj a - far twHUS Jl' QOW
I nerer, bef or* tola, wrote a ra
tent medicine. I know not what
bellera u la perfectly harmiaaa aad
greateat Malefaction to p*renta and eoreae, al
aad iulato4a, wlUhotU ear eaf<?M*at -ffeeta
uaa Vcmxa i >?> nfilr
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