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tfon New Himpahlre, to eatereJ the aervtoe to ??T,
IW.udbHMD mi.ota active aervtoe. Ha comkiu*
kU tha good 4ualiflcatloas for aa excellent eomma'.der,
and an the oceasloa af oar eurtgemenia, gallantly and
?accssafnlly work ad hia ship. 1b matters of coin at Cant.
Craven la a moat valuable aid to a oommaaderlnehieJ
moA It will not ba ami* to atate her* that the Flag officer
was sorroanded by abla and reliable C'juusellers.
Next to rank come* Commander H. H. Ball, ? aathra
and as appoint mnut from North Carolina. Commander
Ml la tha Fleet Captain of the squadron,and commanded
the third or reserve division. Commander Ball la aue of
?to aid aohool offloara. Ha eutered tba service in 1823,
and baa been thirty -seven yean In the aarvtoa. Aa ard
naoee duty was one or kla peculiar accomplishments, ba
waa eboaen to fit oat tba vessels purchased to New York
to that liua. Ha waa vary active, and deeeryea much
aradlt for energy and ability. Ha la brave, genaroos,
and a atriot disciplinarian.
Commander Samuel Philips Lee, commanding tha
Oneida, to a Virginian, and antared the servioe in 1806
Contra vndar Lee la a bold and Intrepid officer, and fought
kla xbip nobly. Constantly on tha alart, be rendared
amch valuable aervice to tba fleot in capturing prizes
tad destroying monitions and englaaa of war. Com
aanrier Lea la an e8tlm.ib'e gentleman, a superior officer,
?ad has wo* laarela for himself In the late light.
Commander Metanobton Smith is a New Yorker, and
anaamandH the sldewhoel sloop Mississippi. He entered
toe aervice Iti 1838, and has men much sea service. Tba
Ad Mtsaiealppl was beautifully handled In the flgbt, and
to her belongs tba honor of crushing oat the ram
Haraaaaa.
Commander Charles 8. Ro?rs ta from New Jersey, and
aatated the navy also in 1820. He. was formerly one of
tba Lighthouse Inspectors. Commander Bnggs eorn
?MUKied theVaruna.and after sinking six rebel steamera
kla vsael fell a victim to the buttings or two iron-provt ed
vowels. His gallantry on this occasion called forth the
htghe t praise from his brother officers, llis vessel went
town with tha Stars and Stripes at the masthead,and her
battery was being worked until the gun carriages w?ra
era ?t entirely submerged. His e^nduot called forth tha
Mtowlng latter from Flag Officer Farrajat j?
Ufnrcri Sr^ncs Ship fTiKTronD, 1
On ?mf Crnr of Nsw Obi banh, April 2?, 1SG2. J
Wat?Yon will proceed to the North in the Unitod
Stoies gunboat Cayuga, and, npon your arrival, report in
parson to tint honorable Srcr. tary of the Navy, w ho I
trust, for your gallant services in so nobly defending
roar vessel to the list, will ben tow upon you aenmmand
to which you will be mora able to contend with your
toiemies and do Justice to your own merits. Wishing
yen a pleasant voyage,I remain, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, P. O. FAIUtAGCT,
Flag Officer Western Gulf IU<*:kadi g >'t mdron.
ToO>knantikr 0. 8. Be Hia, late oummauding Umteft
?totes gunboat Varuna. ,
Commander John De Camp, of the Iroquois, la a native
af New Jersey, bat was appointed from Florida. Ho
entered the aervice in 1327. Commander Tie Camp
aaauned oomraaud of the Iroquois, and relieved Com
mander Palmer, who, by the way, went down in the
Rhode Inland to again take command of the Iroquois.
Commander De Camp's coolness and daring are remark
able features of his character, and the Iroquois moving
ahead to engage the enemy was the signal for the eyes
af the fleet to watch him. He is one of the lighting men
at the age, and Justly olaima the title.
lien tenant Commanding C. H. B. Caldwell ,of the Itasca,
gl a native of Massachusetts, but received his appoint
aaaat from Connecticut. He entered the service in 1838.
His ship was handled beautifully. He was the first to
eat the chain barrier, and on the night previous to oar
advance his last duty waa to see the barrier all e'ear.
?e perform*! the hazardous duty well, and had hoped to
(? through with the fleet, bat hia vessel received a shot
to her boiler and dropped town below the forta m a
helpless condition.
Lisa tenant Commanding N. B. Harrison, of the Cayuga,
p a native of Virginia, and waa appointed from that
?tote in 183S. When these troubles broke oat he could
sne that hia path of daty lay in tha Onion oause, and be
?ever flinched from hia duty to tha Union and tha con
?mutton. His vessel waa honored by the preaenoe of
giptain Bailey, who carried hia pennant on her, being
to* first vesael past tha forta ana the ftrat at Quarantine,
(be gal>ant bearing of Lieutenant Commanding Harrison
toe elicited the warmest commendations from the Flag
Odtaer, Captain Bailey, and hia brother offloara.
lieutenant Commanding Albert N. Smith, of the Wiaaa
tosk?n, ia a native ef Maine, but waa appointed from
Msasaehusetta. He also entered the service in 1838. The
Wlssahtcken bore bar part nobly, and waa aarly at the
Qxnmaador Jum Aldan, of the Richmond, is a native
vr>4 aa appointment from Um Hlate of Main*. Ha so
terod the aervice in 1828. Aa a commander and ? social
{?ottoman no nan rai.ks higher. His sbip was tba model
am la many particulars. The prorlsioaa aa board to
ens**-rate tba horrors of war wara noticeable features,
sad to tha various plans his crow are indebted for so
auto loss of life
Oxntnardur niehard Wain wrlght, of the Hartford, is
aaotlveo! MassacHusetts, but wss appolutod from Vlr
|Ma. Ho entered the service In 1831, and bas been an
asttoo man in the service of his country. He had charge
or Ike Or-iaaooo Deportment lor some time at the Wash
tagton Navy Yard. Cord ma.-do - Wainwright 1s a polished
fsuUiman, an excellent sailor, and his knowledge of
ordnance made him peculiarly adapted to the command
of Ike flagship.
Ltsnto isni Commanding Edward Ponaldson, command
lag the gun bout Scioia, is a native of Haryiand, from
vMob State bo received bio appointment. Ho entered
Ike service i; 1816. HU partis this engagement was
Sriliarit.bis vessel boo lag the tug of Commander H.
?.Bell. ?
lieutenant Commanding Edward T. Mr hols, of ths
Via*: a. u< a native of Georgia. He entered thessrvice
IS 1838. IJeutenant Nteno.o is S splendid sad daring
sffosr. It was bis misfortune to collide with one of tbo
hoiks os the moniQK of tbo 24th, and be wss tillable to
pass tbc f rts. Hs did all tbat a man could do.
Uo'itenant Oommmdtng Ceirge M. Ridsub, of the
KIbm>, H a native oi New York, but aa spp >intmrn
from Ob to. Hs ontomd the sorvico is 1839. He is b
geatleinau devoted to (be interests of bis country, end
sa all ?ccas?His *a? ready to d<> service for her. His
veenoi hsw always fought well, and she boars tbo marks
of mngh us<ce on the part of the enemy. Liesteaaat
I aw sow s a general favorite.
Ue tenant Commtndi <g Pierce Crosby, of the Planl*.
? a native of Pennsylvania. He entered the service m
MM. Lieutenant Q-o?by Is an officer of marked ability,
ssd of indomitable energy. His part in this groat act ton
dassrves grsst credit.
Lieutenant Commanding John H. Russell, of the Kenne
koo, is a native of Mary laud, from which Mate ho was
appointed. Be watered the service tu 1841. While off
hwearel* bo r'Orformed one of tbo Huest exploits of
8hs war, In the capture and destruction of the privateer
JwdKh. I.i?u tenant Commanding Rua-eli has one of the
knot gunboats Is tko service, but, unfortunately, dkl
ant get by tbo forts on the morning of the 34th Inst.
His voohoI ran mu> and sunk a hulk, faeutenant Kuasell
m s brave and nobis officer, and a general favorite la the
stfsodroe.
Ls-itefoot Oofnman.ttng Ceo'ge H. Preble, of the
KsSsMin, ranks svomd in the list of lieutenant com
ssandors. Ho is a ustivt of Maine, and entered the *er
no? Iii 1IKI*. He is a gallant and (earless ollloer. Ho
baa tbo good fortune to lose no men daring the engage
ment.
Of the ?tbor officers engaged in this brllliaat victory
of) credit is duo to them for tboir uatiriag seal said
snorg.v In bring nit shout such glorious results. No man
fklsornd or lit ich?d fn?.n h>s duty; on the other band.ea h
m own d to outvie es< h otlwr in sod savors to add bril
Oaney to thi> uffalr. H.u h a number of sgeelleut odicers
sre seldom marslia'.lod In a single .leet. The ling otlicsr
should be and is vsry proud of them, and thsir aaiass
?? go dowa to posterity ss the htiroes of tus ago.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
*rw Orleans Before Its Capture.
WHO rtjug rilK It Brit. U4TI1 >19 ALI.BOUVJR*
ii' ont ilto Now 0. loan.j l'ru* I to ta, April 0.]
Yesterday, bst>fnan one sad throe aViork, we vlsltod
tit* or ice .if the l*r VnSI Maslial, Is os h or the foirdis
f'oi-, fo: tlmpii |h>h? oi ssct'fteiiilni! t'as nmahor of cut
??< a an<l aiiaoa u n < have tiiKsu ths Oath of slle<ianre
sis< * ttio tacl'ta I n 'if m?<rtl >1 lew, which ?a* muds on
the liiiU of arch. I'hs io.lowing is the result of our
IIKJUI' 10.4 ?
F.ist Llsirtct?rit!zf.na.natlvss*tda>loi?tod. 8.297
?? <? ?Aliens 2,;t01
- 7,598
q*ron<l District?? itlxsus.nstiveand adopted. '2,794
?? ? Allcua 4,1*1
6.918
Third I'isirici?CiH?. ns.nstivsand adopted. 2,7<W
?? ?? ?Alien* 1.M7
4,878
fourth nistrlcl^riiiKsns,natlveand adopted, li ,884
a. ? ?Aliens 1.062
8JS7
?fatal *l.n7?
th.s shows ilia number of rid/ens ? ho have eorae for
w*m sad taken Ibe -atb of sll*ji?a?a in ilisfour districts
to !?<? 15474, win ? thai o tbeali-n* or lli'tse who were
not clti/uus, is IQWJ. oaly 8,074 lest than the former.
T?l? remit may surprise him, bat neu MM'? the
doubt ing thai II Is ahowe by lbo registry of names tit Ik*
efUcea of the Provost Marshals.
Uort Rebel Arronnli fro* Www Orlwu.
[From Um HiUunoud luspait h, May T.)
Aiocsta, ki?y ?, 1M2.
Ike Tacksen Mxmittirpw*, of the 1st tout..b ? exira <s
from Mew Orleans pa(?ers of Tue?ay. The authorities of
the city bo a out U> the last lu stubborn and heroic re
fusal t'> lower the flag of their adoption.
All the {tu of Fort Jackaua were spiked before the
surrender. Kort Pllre was evaouaied,aad everything It
CitQlAlDMl ill t( tbni'llPtd.
Commodore Kanaka xcot a eommnnlcntlon to the
Mayor and Council on the 'Jlth ult , o-'inpUlum* of the
refusal to haul dowa the Confiwlerate 0 g, ke., and no.i
fi?: them to remove the women and children la forty
ei^ht hours.
The Mayor convened the Council, and they decided not
to reoede from their position.
The I/'Uiai.ina (lag ktlli floats upon the href*.
Mayor Monroe urbly epliel to Farragut, saying, MWlk
will stand vour bombardment, unarmed and undeiended
ait we are."
Karratui, en the 29th, again addressed the Mayor, say*
lag ?"irorts Jackson and Si. 1'hltlp here ("alien, and we
will now proceed to raise the United Stale* flag on lbs
Custom Hotine. The Mayor must tee that it la respecasd
w th all ihe civil power of th* city."
The Kxen ni IH hi, of Wedn<-eday aaya that all the
Onalederate llaya In the city have be< u lowe ?d, and ftiat
federal lia.s now float from the publlo buiiduigs, under
the pi election of ihe enemy's guns.
AH the city papers are till published, but areeonAned
to l??ai topics. The (errals expect to take military pos
session of the city on 'Vednesd.iy.
The soramandiirt of the French steamer, Hilary op
posite New Orleans notilled Flarragut that forty-eight
hours' notice of bombardment was ridlc iloue. aadde
manded sixty dayk for the evacuation of the eity.
Why the Mlsalvsfppt Had to be Sank.
[Fr tn the Savanna)) He nob lean, April 29.1
As tlie federal* approai h?d New Or.cane the >om Mis
sissippi iheiele '*ph informs ua, was unttnislied and
bail to be burned in order to nave it from the bauds of
thjenemy. Had site bum complete no federal vessel
Co ild have an : reached the city. It i? un''er8t0"d th it
ttaft delay of tbo work was occasioned by the failure of the
Kiow-<h Ii'on Work*, in this State, Moumpletf its contract
for iroii bolls ir. d ie season. Whose fault was this* It
ik a grave question, and we will let Mark A. Cooper, one of
the proprietors of tlw? Iron works,answer It for himaelf. In
a recjnt lotur on the subject to the Atlanta JtUeUigauer
he says ?
The or^er for thl? Iron for the New Or'eans gunboat
was re< eived ou the l&th March I Ait and is among the
lasi orders we have received. We have shipped prompt y
to thai order all the iron we had on hand, or could m..ke,
to the exni .stun of an> body 's order.
We h?vo not made it. lirst, because the transporta
tion of the coal mi Chattanooga wan neglected. be^-.nd,
because within the last iwo weeks sixty or seventy of oar
men volunteered .mil lOinel the army. Oonse juenily, we
have been and are now standing still lor lack of men.
When thegovernment uittoersshall llnd out that iron
cannut be made without man, aud will detail the m? n we
need lo work heie we m iy S'i|>i>ly their wants. These
men nave been reared up, taught, and trained at this ett
tubiishment, and we pre<er them and lutow hot Woero to
get otheis.
We have a m iltli liclty of heavy orders for railroads
and the gove nineut several months prior to ihe one in
question. These also are all suspended for the uiue
c. life. We ha\ e iikew we many individual orders of two
or three months man ling pits1 ;>oned.
Ixtopiied all the nail me huncs. which were paying
well, to till the orders or g iub at* and gun carriages.
We have re bate lly mado requisition on the War De
partment loi our inen, without eliect, lor weeks and
months ago, advising them of the condition of affkirs.
You will ue?, there ore, that the responsibility of de
ley. incompleting iht g uiboats, tests not ou tbo Klowah
Works. We ha\ e neter been ta dy to respond to thewa is
of thu goveruinent for anything w our power to furnish
In liits we h ive u it bi-en guided by aay selflab tenliugM.
We have tendered ourselves aud all we have, in auy aud
every orm, according lo our ability, even iu anticipa
tion of iliiB contest. Wo lutve sustained mortityuiK re
pulses when the acceptance o^our otters would nave
saved tlrt country millkias ol money aud thousands of
lives.
The Rtnwah district, with a rolling population of two
huudred, h is Curuisbed at least one hundred and thirty
volunteers for the war, and our woiks are stopped on
that account. Very respectfully,
MARK A. COOPER.*
The Bombardment of the Port* and Oc
CHrri'Ut'i'i ii> tin" City of New Orlcitati
[Kroiu the ( ii irlobiou Mercury oi May 6. J
The defence ui Now Or lean* roiled upon two fort*,
Jackeon and .St. I'lnli ?, h few interior ballerina ab..vu the
iorin, and a neut or twenty b"?tn, the aiiougeator which
wore tbe McR&e ycarrying seven thirty-two-[ioundera anil
?jue nine-inoh gun) and the lion nwui'ian. Thelatuiaiuua,
carrying e.j.ut large gun*, was a OumjAete jauurr. 4ilie
bad to be towal dovwi the river and t,aed an a batLcr>,
for the two largo wbeeia woi king in tbe mnidlw of lit.,
boot iuwritred with each other aud rendered ber uu
manageable. She wan an oak hu.k roofed with iron.
Three of tho enemy * bukUt were Mid to have pai-aed
tviikvut th* knowitay. ?J ike fort*. The river in about a
mile wide, and covered with heavy fog at nigbt. Th<
aavai engagement esiemled lor aonie iniiea up the river.
KxchiiuguH of bioadaulea and co.bions were continuous,
wi'tl but ?t?e <y UU ' biifakru'eboats, a steam hulk, with ba
0*4 inm, riLurn- U to the city, and wan burned ana turned
adrift.
A ualveet n ete&mer aunk one of the best of the Yan
kee gnboutw after running Into her three time*. due
waaown sunk heraeil. The McKae was aeeu gallantly
exchanciug broaaame for broadaide with two doibie
bank tiigatea. elie wan commanded by Captain Tom
linger, oi t luirlemm. and waa B Jik. Her oominandci ia
Mid to be in New Orieana, wounded, having saved hu>
life in one or the email boata, It Ih auppoaed. 'Ihe Ma
im aaaa, e"iuuianaod by Linuieuanl Warey. of pouib
Carolina, diaappeared, bat u w.u> not known whether it he
betook hereolf u> oue of the bayoua, waa ctplured or
auuk. Ibe ooudiKl of ihe Gonieueiate uavy waa dee
perate ia the gallantry and devotion diaplayed.
Hut Iktir figkt was hut fUfi from the begin
uing. The great MiMlarippI atearn ram had juat
b eu launched ? few day*, and would not have
beeaieaiy lonpeiate for forty daya more. 6be waa a
piupeiler, wIth tUree actuwE and Bixteuu enginua. to
carry t aunty g"ii?< of tbeWrgeet calib e. Her projection,
or rani, we* twenty feet of aolkl umber, to be ahod with
an additional ateel point. bha waa throe timeaaalaigu
and powerful as the Virginia, It-atei beauluuily, and
wat sou going. All the naval oibcera who saw her nay
thai tbe who the Hn?- t thip iu the world, aud that it in
coohdeuliy averted by orticera oi high rank, that with
out a gun she t<mld have dean- yen the Yankee ileet. aiie
was to have beuu ready by the lat of hetinary. The
contractor waa a Mr. Mift, a brother-in-law of Mr. Mai
lo.y. Tne woodwork waa tin l-lieu long ago, an.i there
baa oeeu great auxie.y and i u pan -nee ab >ut thedilaio y
maimer i c >ui|'iot>ng t'.e iron woi k an i m tchmery.
Tbe people o Sew ?iriean- and the anrroupdiug ooui
try nilored Uie goveraineiil and Ua agetita all their me
chanical reeource* oiid w >rkme.i. l ie* ware neoliued
until three daya b.iore tbe ailatk. Lp to that time
iiigluwork had not been put upon Ui<> boat. $100,obo
bounty waa aoine tiiue a.no?; <>0e eu to the couliactoi to
get it ready in t.me. Ui-wa da wire uiterou to oth ra.
io?eil eai.t, to the rcmoi^iaiicea of ciiireua, that bia
lianda wie tioi.aud lie could do no more tlian be waa
doing, tiov. Moore K.ud that mattera were going uu
on well and LhM Uu rU// tear tilfe. Ho could do ooihiug.
The uiliieuM oilere-. money aim labor to fortify the levee
beiween the tit) and the fo'ta, bat their offer a ware
declined aa uutieceaaary. Three day* 0t)"te tht jp
)? animt uf -he Y unlet tAi/ti at A'eto Or.
uatir, Mm.r quit/lytUpared wUh Kit chttfamu
I'll era bv way of the ifcrroltoii Railroad, abO'it dark,
leaving a ate imboul and pieaer ?r aoidiera at that puiat.
Ai<eu omi (et r? iiroi-aiiv ciusit it. Two aaya before tu?
surrender of the ulty an *v:Uni crount.yle/HirJ mm Ik a
(ifjp arr?I at 'Ac ry?'?' in MnA ot (A<? contra, to, ?j
th' MimvhpiA. ile waa one , tbe Mlaaitalppi waa burn
ad and a .tik by the autborlli<-a.
Our iiAor maul ataiec that there la a feeling of profound
em* ;.?/U ior. /iuuik k tk adminiMrotum ami it' eufent'. The
people 1'eei that they have beeu ayateinatleaiiy tritle<t
Willi and aarr .fle< d. IVhr,, tk* Yankee qjju tn lanutd.Jiw
aicilumt wiiO'lmird Uhm.wtrt tkut down bgtke crowd.
Alt wua tkuvf-d say ri na e/ favor ?re kn.-Kj.od i.'exfi
ai lr-tLor*. ihe fveiiug waa intenae. All the cotton
waa burned, and all 'b? tobacco, except that eltlme 1 by
the l->*Dch g veri.m ut. The agar ,ind mola rni rem n'?w
in Ike cdy, a. privM* . ryrly, tn imm ntr quantUvj.
M'leli, however, ia 'iu the planiattoa-i.lhe crop being very
la ge. (jenera. carried off t>v railr .ad the nu
cbiuery of the workahonx aud iron ml lis, and all tho roil
ing lu ok of the railroad. The niachln-iy i* Imp- rtant.
and entitiea him to credit. His foroea nr< at a catnp ot
inati uction at Ja<ksoa. Muta., protecting the rai.ioad
where it croxxea raaai river, tie it not rjpe>:?o to run
J r -t U a tr ^ard, except aa n reserve oorpt. Hla loioee
are Mid to be abo . twenty tbouaand at. o< g. Twelve
tb uaami iorelga dqnlaMl la Or leant had organised
to tight in <le<dice ot New O'l atu, but declined foiny out
ti jttfkt tn Me Cvn/utrrute i ?<i*e.
Coward Ire Chargrd on tUo Robrl MIM?
lary l?ra?ict'? at Hew Orlrutie.
(I rotu the Mobile 1 vnl.ig Sew*, April jo ]
Araoi'g theaeveral prominent acta ot f-AU, .a ifl-imey
ate' Milium*i men wh.ch have at dl.'lvreal Iiiom nn i
place* u.eg ac id the coli4u? tot ihia w* , Uie <le^tr .clion
of ttie Coniade a a ilee oi g nb<aia in i?ue l'tmcht train
aii.nda atnpetMl na'y ,.re-eminent?tm-pproacheu and un
ant oachhii'e by wha ever h a neon done, or whatever
may >r oan b? t ae. Preferring for the.pi eaent te ciiar^e
Ui a ac to the account of /V.Uy and j> n.c, '-ather tbau af
treucber>?afld at yrarnl pegnilar charge lobe let to
the proi'x'r tribunal to Investigate? we account It the
m rt mortif.tny, in eiudy U-inuU'Un ij and Iawn <f U ne
riMttuy ill tJMNUn Willi the I ua of New Otieana.
Were trnaaou pu.t ab.y In tbe caae. It would only excite
hot anu iiapir.tl g indignation, and m truM tkat it
?aiiv ta! pronfd that nur awte hut t> ?n to t an*d bp a
tki'? or anav* rather Ihun by a foil or foil . rhi
verdict of a d umliead coff t martial ahonld award
the rope to the former or the b nle? to ihe latter. Koily
m.iv be a inui'a mitfortm.e, but it ahould not he allowed
to be hla country a lnwioriiiue. I lie lawa do not r*c >g
ni/e 'o.lJ and atuoMHy a? l?fnl eT'iraptlona fiora re
anonalbllity for Oil>nce?: It M neceaeary lor ih? g >od fif
?. rlety that folly aa well aa > aae.i Ity aho od be reapuoM
ble lor tb?ir oO'iaepiein e*. >o It is iwca...ry that for
the go??t of our c> ntr< th nianlfeatatl'iiia of folly ahould
ti< *vorated hl^b mililary crime*.
f .oh hare e I puilHi d.wn 'j*plre* that lotrmi and Ctnart
Mare rearml; *h ora can ?> great ihmgK. yet foollahu as
cati undo Uiem more rapidly. Hut foola, <m i *o?'mffv
enwn-'d o h, i be a " iiroiWd and through but one
agency?th u of ear. Lot tlie auinmury p. n ah uent of
tne gu.liy n ihia ci e be aa acute warning to <>th-r loola
an ! x w.trda who may be in tbe mlhia y employ of tbe
coti:e .e acy.
In Lake I'onchartrt'a there waa a fleet of half a doren,
more or ieaa, ell'ectiva gnnboata, and not an enemy'a tev
ael M that iulaad BM. lu eatr itn ea were guarded by
ationg I'*: tiileatiota, end on Ma wcera thaied a vaet
value of ahipidug. Ai.roa? ihe Lik' the city of.NeW'<r
I-ai a ran now he a'>pi?ache'l b> fhe eanmy'a tiana nrt
fleet, and at< army oan be nnded at the ulty. or aboV* tbe
city it I'a ' Mauoh.-e. n iho violaliy whore ih !wm nmt
bn'ti! ha' ''lu^le a *l? I." Of what ??'JI l< it that ihi
hia?e L uaraji aad um hereto command held the aliatter.
e<f ferts oa the Mlem.-'slppt and dW amM tbe nilns ??
krop Unnoln's exiiedltmrary UikI frees M bay? Fori
l ike aud Um b iu-n*e which guard the tnumtM and tba
fpuboaU ara sulci lady destroyed. and merchant *
? tan sail into the iak* up u> iha ctijr frigfted wl'b ts>i*
?it thousands of invade a. W* prelum* that this ut al
ready being i'una by ilia estive enemy, and ?? atay f
?igu Ut* last ami hopes that have beeo a guested <n (ba
basis of the eonanuod dt-fuuoa of tba Mississippi f'rts
keeping tiia troop transports at bay uiitii s>s?j atlbrl
Oou d ba mad* In r'|i g Naw Or.aaiia
We question very much if, altar ihelrexhvisting *trng
>W with the Mum.* ippi forts, vrbicli a" much reduced
their munitions.and iu which they sutleied so much loan,
and with ao much still ut do in tb .trivar, ibmiav ii forces
of tba enemy could bitva soul a ? -oin patent Hotilla to re
duea tba i'oiichartraln works and fleet for we -ks. Me >o
time, something ut i Ut lt>iva l>?en done u> "pluck me
Bower safely out o( tbia be.tie danger," oeaiu Um Mxuit
ttj"pi lorti ham krid esI.
And the matter may be viewed Id another and quite aa
di-rraceful expert. Tnat gunboat Heel might have bean
saved .utd ma ;t available elsewhere. Tne ? was a roaie
to M. bf'e, and wall It itiMilmtly open ihe vessels were
burned. Merchant vessels and steamers show d tba way
and am* through sa'ely, why did u t luee war vessel*
of tba confederacy aico c?mef Huh / Ju thiny u too
disgust in,' lor dvvut vm. Let it never ba brought up altar
It is ueoeisari.y ho in order to the execution of him or
th so r.-eponsible for it. With ih.it usat added wo our
light diaft squadron id Mobile bay, we oould ru.ke o,rec
ti.? do ion o agumst the bosleilurtoi the eusmy. But,
wall r?? i,jaa> mU?.
Ben biaatle*
fFrotn the 1 aie.eb irg K\press, May #.]
The moat grainy! g feature of the m?i we gat from
Now <) ?.? .iu i? tue staunch and uuflli.ch'i.g loyalty of
th-' pop ilare. All tba acoo'iuts concur in t.iis res pest,
and the authorities aud ciiw.eis sbowd, even under the
very guua ot the ouemv. an tin ult ring sacrt co and de
votMin to then tlai;. They had oo intern a.ive than to
submit to the brutal 'ore* oi the enemy . b>u tliey did to
witii a i roud d dance and protest. aud with ih < doulai a
tiou that, ii.o.ifib oi ualied ui ihu e .r>li, th> y would uaver
aiirieiidur than allu?iaiice to the Umf'uuvate go,. rjt
mem. Ihi-nob e au.i p-itriot c h. Irit, which souiiied to
animate uvar.v mnu. u lo.cildy sh >wn In the lui owing
laiiguoge of one of >Le lea l. jj papertiof NewOnoau<.:?
Minonier to YutiKei-M?n.irender the city! Iho e is
?om*tlnu0' ao ravo.ti:<g to i i tiii:bii w-irds th it we
st.r.nlc ir< ui thuir utterance. H miln mu?ihe luwwt,
mull teirib.e ? *(>thr> u( bumili.tli oa>e mvo.ved in tuid
bitter, bit or c >n.eMHtu. More galling to the spirit than
tbo lieavieat Coaina to the body?It cuta ua to the very
soul!
Hut It in virtually cons unmatcdl The federal flag
*<? i m waves over our city, not. ,ta tormerly, as the *ym
b-n o Mate nguu an civil lib irty, but an the ?y moot
o our subjection?the crt shing to the earth of the one
ami the inter d< si ruction oi the other.
It uia.ves mi .-ick at faxart 10 couimaut on this event.
The more we renect uihui it, Ihe more we scrutiii ze it,
f out every point ot view, itie darker, the more revolt
ing, the more hideo..o ,t a^ipeara.
Protest ot the Fruncb Naval Command*
aat<
[Kr< m tbe New Ui leans Delta. May 1.J
OomuKDi-jc 01 run Ukitkii hxa .an i>^lav^o.\ , a w is thb
I'l.KT Of KKW UHi.rAMm;?
Sir?-out by my l overnmeut to protect the porsoni)
aud piopoi ty oi it. olti'.e >s, w uo are Lore tu ibo niimbur
oi thirty ihoiir-tt.id, i i eg ut to iearu at t lis luoineut tts>t
you have acc rdod a doUy of lorty eight hours ior the
?vucuauou 01' the Oi'> by tbe women and children. I
venture to ' Usor\ o to jr 'ii that this . hu t d< Uy is ri lit
cuki'jti. aud, in tne name oi my ^ove umi ui, i oppose it.
If t ia your ie*oluti>iA io lion,hard t ie city, d < it, but 1
wioii Ui mate that you win ha e tu a< c uiit fur th :> bar
barour act to me i uwer wimh I represent. In any uveut^
i demand sixty days I'or th-> evacnuiion. Ua CLaJLiKI',
O-mn a iaut of tne tea.nei ilnan, opposite the city of
New tn leans.
Jacob Barker on tbe Monetary Crisis lit
tbv City.
[Prom tbe N'ew Orleaus i-ioayuae, April 23.]
Ot'B IHjjii>tic C: khksi t? Uo ioilowiug letter from
the woil known A lanc.er .uid naulcer, Mr. .>acot> Uarker,
wan eiicit?l by one Midro?sed to it in by ouu of the l'ro
vostUar.~h.ihi oi thtsd'y. its S1 gt,> htious and tecom
inen ation* seom vury no!, worthy of at outiuu iu
the quarter to which they am p^rt tc .Urly addressed
NS'.v (JaiXAMs, Apni 3, lufli
H. 0. Uudkx, Ksy. ?
iniAk rim? 1 am in receiptor your letter ot the 1st lost.,
saying tliat suggestions lroin m>* w <uld be attended to.
i Hesitated at making any lost it should be s i|>|M)*ed thit
I was influenced by iuteiet>ied motives, wliioh 1 assure
you is not and wiii noi lie tiiu case. 'Iho Uus.ue.ia iu
winch 1 am embarked is m ire tor the pi-uan< e ul the ou
oi.p.ition and emp oymeat of th se about me with whom
1 aiu connected iban tor a< y anticipation of profit.
l'o piese ve the value of the tim edi iate Treasury
H' tea it i.-. abs-iinttdy u> cons .ry i hat there sh<<u.d bo sum*
place win re th se <i large deuoimnaiiou rau be exchang
ed ioragi>odclrcuiaiingcurieuc> oi sum. denomiuatiou
without loss or expense.
At preseut there is greatdtttlouity in gutlnggood small
Botes ior Ui -so of the denomiutliou of tw uty doilus
and upwards. Trens ry rotes irf less defloinuiMiou can
not be obtained by the employes el the ^ov?iument,uor
c m tliey bo obum- d from the bank. 1 c lau^e itiem
daily at my oinntor, gsneially without charge, as fsr aa
1 cau obtain lb* means.
it .a ad iiiipurtant that we should have a la'ge supply
of the ueC'-.-sa lea. 'f life. In aid of this agents should
have been secivtly sent to all parts with gold aud
Stiver lo pur. hbgu at any cost, and when the produce
arrives tt nho iid be a dd lo consumers at moderate
rates, regardl>-ss of th* loss. A lew hundred thus
sann dollars sacriQcod m this wsy would be well S|>ent.
Ouder such cn cumsi?nei:a s- eculauirs c-<uh1 not sell with
out leducuig their price*.. Our supplies must come from
a disutuoe where gold and silver or bank nut s are de
manded, and if Utoae who brutg us supplies are not ai
(owedlopurcliasec .il., t.jey will Lot be iike.y to oomo
or seu i supplies. Kveiy thing appsrt iiniug u> .egtlimate
uommoroe. should be left as tree as air, exrspt wiion
a|>ec naiors mouopi'lixe articles of first uecesniy. The
public should then take (sernssion of aucheai tides and
supply consumers at lair price*, indemnity mg the specu
lators lor the actual louse.- lhe> s .siatii
No regulaiwu you may adopt can avail If th* supplies
necessary tor our subsiatance are uot hore or brought
here. Very respectfully, your olisd eol servant,
JACOli BACKER.
Rebel Bull mate of General Butler, the
tnioK Coiuiuu mler, at New Orleans.
[trout the tticbiuood urn-nth, May 9.J
Bontba.?to* Vortcoo and Ills myrmou* ere Bow la
pn?ia?i"n of New Orleans, and if anything could a?l<l 10
our cy iui?'hy with the geueruu# and warm-In arte.l pev
plo <>f i.bal city, ?t is that tu b aai>?c'm*u of Yai.k odoui
i-t?o..l l be their Military Ucvoruor. A mo e p lUhU'i au>i
chiv ilric population oaiinni be loitnd on ihM continent,
ami every m-t i.ct of their nature mnet revolt at the
l/rots, inyar tool oj Vaijc*. lyninwi who ix now lortllag it
over an 'Him mity who iiave Q'*vcr l>of"ie aeon iwh a
btuttf oulnnlr ik* guard k>m*e. It wa? bad enongu that
Uiev nboulU Ut at'en veer wLkniU a h'om to the hauls of
the un?'iny, that thdir lo;t itration* ?A?ii'd 6- U
awl blown up, Lkcir army ViJc-na a# mi.I their own pri
vaiauriut- taken with th?in. b it lout it. K. Butt* a>x> 11
be pat in iwuir anU of Hie torsakdn city l? tk* la*t iln-j. in
tin bitur ? uji oi kniniluiii"ii n/nd hame. tM at. the Van
kee gi'iier til!, he hn? t'f lutt prdauii'itt fa the '/U'tii'ic' of
tk, i an i in* julL m-iii a verier huiulmg, in a
military j>oint of vi>'W, was w.*r e nated. Tb battle
of Beth-1?at which ha to >k co ?i ??are m>t to be pre
??cut?t- the only battle wltli which he ever hid Hie re
nmt at oeo< ectioa. He novdr so mu b as iai d-'d at
Hattara* tin the gun* of the dhio dig bad silenced in*
U<?oi u>e fortification*, an I lie id not hsan mat New
O'leant till the K'inb a>* bod acinevei:h- ir I>I??k1 ?m vic
tory. He m now in bi* ^'?me it. S((orMn< la ird'* which
do not ? e'.ong to bint?an as* in a lion a i<ktn. We pre
dict that i.e. eral Holier will ??a\ e befo e tue weather
bdenm * *xce.<if v*ly warm. //m oliiomm' ro ra t u-ill
tjuvdili/ tvfort Ik* iuh. The yi'liow
fever will be;jre long put an end, iu one way ? r a.wtber,
t>> the dominion of H luibasu-e, an.i o;.er bit.er e* a on
Uia to ce* ge i*rally win, h can ne.tber b? reai*led by
power no partly d by treason. If <M<C'el'nn> torn**
are ? Iree'ty *eri<> idly sfTeried by our compare) K*ly sa
mbrioua *wa:itp? in Vi ginia, w >at in Ht become of
thoa<-who have un tartHkan to '?hoi !, <?cupy ind pan
Ben" the deeth broeding wtter- of tt>e Miaetea:pplf
Affair* on th? l<?wer Ml?eleelppl.
TUB CAfTTIMt UP BA?IV Rilt'iiK,?U?NKH?t. UtTTLI^
OOUUriU! NHW ORi.gAS? -HKCWR UITI/.KMI* ON
Tin m M--AM?rnsit n?uT'un mi Mineuwrri
ItLUW NATVIir/.
f<'ori eaponoeooe of Uie Chi ago Timed.)
Gllhl, May 4. 1812.
A refugee rem Vtrtsburg, UwwiK.stppi. ,i*-a?d ttoniogh
here to iav -n iou: for i4,ie ia. Ilo In inkn nuwd oi
imi?: tauod, bavin,: lnft Mrm>>biB rm (Sunday ia-t, * M m
,>hia !??'? i* ?f Utat iiioi iiog 'iibiiKheu a dddoatdk a>,
nounciug tha vKwupeil"!! of Utt< n Ito ,,?, |<y Union -oro*-,
ami the pM-age up the riTO< of Lni?o giuih>ati ilie
largest yen ta of thr iieet werete<> cahiuU .it New Or
l^aua, whidbflitir was rmarly d'Mit'W*. H ltior ? urmy
ti.iC imjU,-1. end wnretMwnpyuig tneilty. An iimueo,*
ani ' ni ol cotton in wa.uu>i?ea waa d.iuov jiet. m l
seisrd. "Ihe I man uitlaene h.?d iioUi a p >b'io reioie.ng,
.it ehioh h.nari-d* crowded iigethv, aim inluiga'.
in the most eulbuaiastic dam Hiatt atu na of joy.
In the ; a** <g? of tii?< g i.txutt iii> 'tie rltvr b it ltt,t'o r?
Bixtauee w<a m id* ft tbtiu, Ui' re tHiiug u<i reb?l troupe
to o liiteat the way ui,lli tba .??l ar r. t d at linton R iiij.e.
Here, ad My informant-ay*. Onn>at,tio:.ed a few i. bel
troope. moot of wIhuii were Afe-iy euro iml, aoco. ,lia, Ui
toe ,i mvibIou- oi the Om-jript aci. tliiMd, b .i w ,
lieu h lore the 1 >?'<t ma'te IM a viearaaod. ihe Unite >
Htaieaaraena. ait'i b > r<u'kx at a I* point war* *>?e*r?d,
and the o'J ag eitrie ,<n<;? anrd over UiS |ore: niu ..l
proje. iy iu Ixrir-uuia y
The Sixith?iii paoera art very nidigr* of nawa rmpoct
log b* ptanuge 'if the % nboel i?a. up thd rlvnr, m *t
ot their arlicns Imade up of viu '??e exhoriati m
a i iraeaeu to tua jxkvI* -o >'?' <i>d th< Hlie-i?..l;>pl Vaiidy
iiom the aue'iiy.
i iti*. ii* oi , cksb'irg, N vtcbar. and o'ber places along
thd.-ivdi we.d ll>lu* in aiei^t uumbeia to it oiphis,
Wbicii eaa in a idvdt oi oi neuieut.
A citi/ ii of Sa'<-lidX toul m> Iu oriuutt that a strong
force ?i Mi.diHrippi n o;e no ga rle ning #ort "nvie,
wii i h i" Iwcateo on Kiiie <M>s, i.aurly toeaty live mm *
helew ,auinj/.. Iiia-o, :U? lorm a high iiilg o the Ml
b,t it of lb* '? ibk.? , pi., omui-iir ,ng wnt/ iu l*< b-low
>aKh*/ Mid ?*i 'Odli.g far Mvdrai n.iia.n i g tUarivor.
It wee fio-iirht lu Mani.eiis ihai Ui* o. t 'ioa,kmib on tha
rtd?e no oU i itor ? ?ei i? .a iio^s ilnteut u. tbe peerage of
tlie Vaiiko* fleet.
ilrnat a a<m. howarer, wa* felt,ind many were Itat
lnk for Hid ml# H?r.
iV'pli reg :d to tiie ,>r g reealruady Tia^e by thefe e
ralfleut.tn p u of cichnnw l.? i benu .orbil
tien. hot i ??* ? dpor|ed b> per so ? arrlttiig rroa n? ? w
tb tl the n?nbi ate >f tba du.^.ny iia'i armel ti *e-t
A auis, aiix.h U>' > had | aosed WillMUl tuetsUnR*, dlid
Wei* uear iort a, *.
At Vioktborg v f? 11 float ion whiiili hvc been m pngrtu
of cddirucii'm ,or tbe i iai two-v?-,* vim uOtrly c
pl-ied. Uundot ?*a*y ,* Ibid lia,l b?<n ^eot from Mew
plii?" ud mount' in the fd*t
ihe ivbei Jaei VMIirlem*tl**t arrieel *t Me-.n
phi*, an>'wae'te?iNit''ti*d to ilie miii,*dMte reile*' of ihi
gentaA ioM iiiow.
A iaig* uobibv o> i*u*l .<te*m*r* had takdu rdfuae a*
WbiU rlvsr. Ths rolling stock of rail'sals h?d be#a
e nceutratsd at Momtibis, In 'sadln?? !?> Uk? *w ij ths
ciu/sns in um Ui? fwusral Hosts suili inaks tb?ir ap
psarance.
Tbo eitisa and towns Id tbo Mississippi Va'lsv aro
plu g*t into the icm:*! terror by um uii?m t>* t" d cst?
t re of Vrw Orleans. ;;rwl in i(u?uuB w I'wit towards
Gene. ai Lot* 11, whom ibsy accuse oi cowanUos an i im
becility.
ltropenlng mt Trad* With Now Orltani.
Tli? ell'sct 01 the reet-n: great victory os ths Miosis*!, pi
to already fa t la Iba commercial and mercantile com
munlty throughout the Northern Si um In tbia dty
pre|?*rat.oii* are already being madeira rmuoj|>tlon of
trade with New Orleans. The QiiarteruiahMr and Col
lector Barney have already bean applied to for permits
for Taaaela to proceed to tbat port with cargoes
of goods, and for general Inform it w>u concerning
the subset. The merehants who pro|io*? to sn
b.trk In tbls 'radnjmteud to sbip asso- ted cargoes,
especially provmlons, which are very scares at lbs
South. The government is evidently niaHin< arrange
ments t"aps.sl the starving people of New O-lea s. A
de?t>.itcb w.ia on Monday rseuive I from Wnniuiiiuh it
reeling tli-it lln> Ocean ?/ eeu should he |o.nte i w.th coin
niu<a v .-t?> u- and sent direct to New ?? ?? leans Ths
steamer Oumm-tlc l ca rlsd ont a very la m ill yes
is day. Tbe letters ware i.sa y all oi a businesschai
ater and were about ton thousand in uumher.
[From the Bston Traveller.)
A teasel )oa<ls.J with lus elearsil 11A tliH urt on Monday
for Shin la id. I'ro.ahly a b iter oiarlc. t will be lound
up ths Uis-i^ippl. Tudor'* Ice C? miia y have already
a<l' a tiseJ lor vsrRsli to load at boston with ice for Nsw
Orl> an*.
Messrs. Ad lis >n Osge * fV. of Boston, by t<erml?sl'>n
from Washiiui'n, luiye deNi aicfeed t?o ia go car* es of
toe to Near Orleans. Tho*hi:> i lav clock sal ?.l ( "in 11 ?*
ten on Monday mo-nlng. w V\ upw .rds ol a ibouaa.id
ton*,and the uew i-hlo M4rc.i1 nt (of I rovidenc ?, H. I ),
as *<ou as the we.iihsr peiums, will sali with upwards
of e.glit b indrud tons.
Dcslli of Dr. Kailisn S. Jurvli,
Kai/tvi hk, nay 13. IS63.
Pr. Nathan 8. Jarvis, iurenn .? tie ro^ul r army
die he.s tilts moruiug. tiis body has le.l lor Nsw
Vorli.
Airltul* an>l Departures*
AKKIVAI.S.
TjJTKHPOOL?Sevu*l dp Kill ' -Mr Oreen and two children,
Mia. Ulna in, cinMin . Oi.-a h It 4ih la D.e.iie, E uuia i>u?
n>MraK<'.11 nans. Mr M i' 111 rn D ill 111 ..int. Mr an I Mrs
lherak, I4 U.ukle, Jul uh Dleki , M' S id Mr* U A wo it,
n i lo irchililree, Mi and Mr? II II..ml ami wj hild >-u.
Mr K WA'Wimd. D. II 'iisl.fS, a-ly UII ? 1.I1J ; Ml* U Brew, M .?
M Hrew, M Bur J, I* M IM'o . M.I er ll H b;,ii Suite . 8
>h r 1411 'v, t: Al 1 hi, \V ilo i?nui, wr -on W Brad.?? j', O M
I'r.i k. Vt?; Siffk n, A K Sulk n. U I'anen, Wr Aapinsall,
1'. A?i'in*all, S Sir- d r S em, A lli wn, I. N Tyuii, M *.'a
t anagii, K Sa ;lei. ill* n Klioi.11 and children
Ntsni.N P?Writf Alma?Mn.t?r>i M Ij Havens, K\V Hutch
In*. K.N Hal twin, J W Janu.y, Ur U Wu*ju, W H O luld, li.
M.ilL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ti tyn*y, Mny 13?41 P. M.
The followlne la a comparative statement of the
exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
May 13 and since January 1:?
l.v?o. 1W51. 18(12.
For tho week $H&>.S09 2.yud.:fi8 1.8.r>y,9Sl
I'revloasly re|<oiled.20.7M,.??4 44.S47,!.'i2
Slsee January 1.$30,8?1,K)3 47.21.-!;;la 44 3U4,90e
The money market in extremely easy. Aiw
amount of money can be borrowed at 4 per cent,
ami on gold or exchange at 3. There can be no
increase iii the demand for money or in the rate of
interest until trade revive*, which cannot take
place until aome time alter the restoration of
peace.
Foreign exchange was inactive to-d?y, bnt with
out change of quotations. Sterling is held by the
bankers at li t, and U3& |8 bid; franca are quoted
4.9.) a 4/17%. Gold fell oil thin morning to 103}/
then rallied, and cloned at 103% bid. It is un
derstood that the short sellers of gold have been
called upon to make some heavy deliveries, and
are beginning to realize the embarrassments of
their position. There is not gold enough in this
market to make all the deliveries which have been
contracted for by the bears. Their only safety
Hea in borrowing the coin of the banks as often as
their contracts mature. Tins resource is now being
taken away; for parties who have been buyers of
gold are demanding the coin itself and making ar
rangemontatohave it carried for them at their own
banks. As the banka are wilting to lend money
on gold at 3 per cent, no reasonable person will
continue to pay six per cent interest on a contract
for the future delivery of gold.
The stock market opened this morning with lesa
vigor than it displayed yesfc rday. As was to be
expected, a large number of speculators were anx
ious to realize profits, and, alter the very general
buying of yesterday, there seemed this morning
to be a diminution in the ordera. This, of
course, la a mere temporary affair. The causes
which have led to the present activity
in the stock market-viz: the paper money
inflation and the successes of the Union troops
are lasting in their inflnenoe, and it ia ol.ri
ons that their effect will likewise be lasting,
(?overnment sixes advanced x/+ per cent this moru
mg; we hear of sales of 5.20 bonds at 100k' and
of 7.30 notes at 103%. R^w*.. sharM were M #
fraction lower. New York Central at the first
board declined %, Hudson %. Michigan Southern
/?, Illinois %, Galena Toledo y? Hock Island
/{. State stocks were about % per cent lower.
The commission bouses report a very active ont
side business. Everybody who wants to earn
interest on his capital is buying stocks. Between
the boards, the popular old cai.anl about foreign
interference was again started, and the old au
thority, which has originated so many ingenious
falsehoods?the h 'If/iendiiiice IMijt? was brought
to bear with the u ual eflect on the stock market.
At a later hour iu the day, President Uucoln s
proclamation reopening to trade the pons of New
Orleans, Beaufort, N. C., and Fort Royal, S. c.. |
set at rest all apprehensions on the score of fo
reign interference. Itnt in the meantime the effect
bad been produced, and nobody seemed to eare
about resisting the tendency of the day, and prices
declined,at the second board, %al percent. Pa
c.flc Mail.fell off to 114. The company declared tbe
naual five per cent to-day, payable on tbe 23d!
The old nonsense ia talked in the street about an
opposition line. Meanwhile the concern p.iys five
per cent quarterly with unvarying regi'darity. |
There are not rrany ?tocks on this or any other
stock exchange list which yield so large aninoome.
Chemical liunk stock, which pays six per cent
quarterly, is held at <00. The popular stocks ef
the day eo^tinne to be Erie, Toledo. Galena.
Hock Island. Hudson. Ac. i'heie is as much busi
ness in these five or six slocks as in all the rest
of the list tog ...titer. At the close the following
were the qoo'ation-: -United Staf-s r?, register
ed, InxI, 104 a 103; do. C's, coupon, IhkI, io.'i a
lit;^;do.6s, 1*74 ,%% a 95%; Indiana V., ?5
Tennes-ee ?'a,?H% virgin:.* li'a, 60; Mis
soorHi's.52%*Siy9; Pacific Mail. lU^*U?s .
New York Central, x:? a ?!?'.?: Krie. a 40; do!
prefetred, M.,% a Huoson l!i>er, 42% *
II.tI. in. It a do. preferred.3t; a 37; Heading
a4U; Michigm Central, fiO1; a HI; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana. a 20; do
guaranteed. ? .M?4; Panama, 12 % a 12H
Illinois Central. M'.4' a ?2%; Galena and Chicago]
~Vi a 72*4; Cleveland and Toledo, 4t:^ a
Chicago and Hook Island, ?4;\ a 6ft; Chicago, liur'
lini;ton and yulucy, ?t>4' a 70; Milwaukee and
lYurie du Chien, a 30; Cleveland. Columbus
and Cincinnati. 110 a II?%: New York Central
7 s, |H7?, lOti# a I0-, J; Erie tlurd mortgnge
bonds, 9tt a b7; Mi ui^-ui Ontnl H's, tirst mort
gage, 103 a lo.?: Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 92* a
!?:?: gold, lOltVj a 10.<%. ' 4
Assessors should tm ren i ?led in these times,
wl?en taxation is to pr. ?s Jieav.ly on all kinds of
prop-riy, that ro I'C I corj.onit ?ns hnd an act
pit *ed in IH/io by wlii<-ii they were virtually al
l >w? d to make tl.e'r own valuations. The a. t was
repe*lrd at the following session in consequence el
the great Impropriety ot allowing one set of pro
perty holders to do that, in the matter of taxation,
which was not allowed 10 others. \ et, under the
one year s operation of the law. the railroad com
panles were rasblcd to for e down th-vr valuations
to suel. e*to"t as to avoid payment .,f isxes to the
amount, we are told, of n on than flOft.OOO, which
eiim, "f course, had he tnide tip from the pockets
of tLe cvLuuiou herd. It m Mid, en tie same au
thority, thai the city ntilrwdi, by tiiat law u tit*
outset, avoided the payment of over $30,000; the
New York Central, $35,000; the Hudson River,
$*,<>00 to $10,000; the Water town and Home, $5,<k)0
to $7,000, and so on of others; and that they
have had the immunity continued to them ever
sinee, from the fact that the assessment roll,
having been adapted to the law for the year it
was in force, has never been reinstate). Assessors
should look to this at once; otherwise from
$100,0<>0 to $200,000 (in addition to the million
already lavished) will iD stfect he tendered again
and again as a gratuity to these corporations,
while other property holders will be called npon
to make up the donation. No wonder that rail
road stockx and bonds should be in better request
under such a state of things. We are, we thiuk,
credibly informed that the Watertown and Rome
Railroad assessments were lessened fully one-half
by the operation of the law referred to. W\e re
peat our a I vice to assessor*, country and city,
to uncover this ni ne, and let the community Lave
the benefit of the nuggors.
The business of the &u?>-Treasury was as follows
to-day:?
T t!il racetpts $7S?/>.M> 47
?Kt>r e< hioiiis 'JI i.(kk) oo
I'avmenlK 1,474 62# 16
lialiinc^ 17,724,3y_' 24
The Htaterrvents of the Philadelphia bani.K for the
last two weeks compare a* follow a ;?
Ma' C. Miiv 12.
Owltal stock $11 ' ?1.I05 11 .*<5 320 Inc.. $128
I?i a 39.324.442 2H tt?fl.S47 Inc.. 041 Mift
Si?cie #,o;it K'A 6,728.028 TV*:.. ?:? ?n<7
Hueirom hanks.. 3,8'3.659 -4,031.291 Inc. .12
|iUv? t" tiaukn 4,5*1 K17 ft 118.541 Inc.. 5.sii.704
f)ei>oHit? 21,31(1 414 88 002.388 Inc.. 1,8? ft.9
Cirnulati >n 8,7.rtf".&2 :'.S?7.200 Inc.. 10f fti 8
The receipts of the llarlem road lor the month
of April are as follows:?
1?61 fOJ.fl'O 08
18u2 04.467 50
IncrraM $.127 4->
The Allmny express passenger trains were run
in Ajiril, 1KC!, and not in 1SG2.
The Michigan Contr.il road earned the first week
in May:?
1S3J ttt.'flt 41
1861 3?f.28d 7>>
Increase $7,872 ?2
The Michigan Sonthern earnings the first week
in May are $11,000 ahead of last yeur.
The Rock Island roud earned the same week
1882 $?-'2 400 00
1601 22,900 <)0
Decrease $.i0(t 00
The first week in May, 1RC>2, on the Rork Island
was $3,4K3 ii.ore than the last week in April, 1-02.
The following are the returns of the condition
of the Rhode Island hanks on the 6thitist.,a?
made to the State Auditor. Compared with the
returns of the 7th ult., tliey show:?
1'rwuUtnct Hank*.
An inorcasa of capita! stuck of $19,9M)
A dccreiL-u of circulation of 135.0' 1
A decrea^a oi deposits of :* 9H3
A 'tecrsiuia or Oebts Uiie other b lUks of 16;>,2.>U
A i o<:r?it.o or loans of 2i.,ia2
A ueac.i-e of 8' o> i? of 6.298
A decrease of biliH of oihor banks of 92.(138
An increase ol' dsjiosits in other bauks of 7i,lu8
Hanks out of ProvtUtnc*.
A decrease of capital stock of $44,600
A Uecrua- a of circulation of 3M,fij0
Ao increase of d'-.'Oeita of 77.425
An Inc <*a*s "1 deb s <lue other banks of 15,768
An incru:.?? of oa: ? of So 39'i
An increase et S(?cie of > ;;,3ai
An Increase of bills of ?iher banks of 11 7t4
A iiucre.se in deposits in other banks of 65 001
The sale of the land grant end of the La Cro>?e
and Milwaukee Railroad has been adjourned to the
2 th July. This has been done for the purpose of
allowing commissioners to apportion the earnings
of the road and perfect their titles to the landa.
$68000 CS6,a,'M,%ou 10# \
6000 do J0A-.
109600 Tr 7 30 |* ?U 106V
4000 I' 86 ?,1 yrcor 100
2600Mbio6'.?, 00.. 102*
iooo in canal t>?, 'to #:>
2flfi?o III "war lona... 0OH
2000 lud war loan.. 9ft )?
lOUOO leun 6'a, IK).. 60',
6000 do MO 60*
201*0 do 60
16000 lfia*onrl ?*?... 62 V
2>00 do. . ..MO 62'?
3i)0 do tiH
10000 do alO b-1%
6000 do *10 62>f
6000 do bio 6J\
10000 do 6i%
6O11O do ntJO 621<
2000 CalihTnia 7'?.. M
8000 do MX
4000 Minn Spcbda. 9?
6000 N rarol.ua 6'a. 74
1000 City 6'*, 1876.. 101 %
1000NY??ntral6'a. 08
1<MU NY' ? i b .c,'76 106 V
1?n> BufNV&KlBtm 91V
6000 Hud Ri? 8.i nib 87
16000 III Cau KK bda 82V
2000 Mlil&l'rDn' lu 96
2000 Cbl ArNW2Jm 24.V
6000 do 24 V
21000 ToUkWab'h 1 m 00
1.1000 Tol\ Wahb2 ;m 68 V
30<K> do 68 fi
2000 Gal k ''lit 2 !mb 9n%
SOliO' )uva.trilU4m 66
16000 American go d 103V
28757 do 103 \i
7 aha Flank-UtaVY WOV
f.O Am Kxch Bink.. M
60 Tank S Am Tic*. 103
6 Atlantic lank... 62<<
20 (fent n 14 V
600 Paritic II HS Co.. 116
460 N Y Con KR 8?V
340 do 89V
lOOKrWRR blft 40
82? do. 40
ROOM
S6000 V P 6'a,'81, rag 104 V
28>k? UH ? a,'8l .arm 10'.
6000 li H 6 a. '74.oou 9ft V
20000 do n:>V
15000 7 3-10> ?Tr> aa a 1C6
3)000 do H??V
10?.0 do 104\
41*00 111 war loan... 9?V
2000 lenn 6'a, *80.. 69
2000 do 68V
6000 Mlwourt 6'a.. 62 V
11000 do 6-'*
20000 do alO 62 '*
90) 0 ?'al f'.riila 7'*. 94 \
3000 Hi .oil brta. TO 97 V
4000 II R I Rild m. 87
800o T I * W 2d m. 68%
?000 Mich Soaf bda. 96
16000 A'narlc.ia fold. 10.1
4()0?La l"ac M S-i' ?> 114
M do ?30 113
100 M Y Oanlral KR. N'V
Stock Exchange.
Trt i>a\ . May 13.1882.
S?0 ahs fcj le KR.. b30 40
100 do b30 40
160 do 4 uV
100 do
800 Erie RR prof.. aCO 67 H,
67
67'
67^"
671
43\
43',
43),
4
?6.\
26
226 do.
600 do.
60 di
6u0 do attO
3"0 Uudou l.iv K...
1U> do
160 do
4M< Web ( eairai RR
100 .neb H4NI g*..
tU do
60 do t>60 36!.
110 MIcbMi NI i> 8. 61
490 do 61V
100 Panama K It 1J9
216 III C*it RF aorlp 63
100 do 62.
400 do f 2>,
100 d' alO 6I\
31 Clara k If ta RK. *>
10 Q?\ ,C?>i fcCiu RK 116
26 dt | in i,
160 Gal A (hi Rl< IkV 71'.
60 uo UO
100 do..
20 do
20 do
400 Clay K iwttio KK
tiS
71 ,
Ti\
7;i
4?\
46 .
40U
loo d.. 116
100 do......?3u 4t>V
2U0 do ti:?i 4M\
100 <io nOO 46%
36 do 46 ??
100 do b30 4? >
70U Chi k l.ock 1 KR. 6.V,
400 do ?>(i
726 do 6..'
HX>(?t,K*QRR..b.O 6w
60 d* *. 091 ?
loo <io a.<o 6:*
160 do 70
16 MlUkPdn' l?t i>r. 84
M Vol u Wataab i'.R 13).
BOARD.
son *h? S Y C?n? RR
660 k. i*> hR
60 d.. '*>
60 Krla RR pra'.IAO
100 do b?0
100 do.
100 Hudaon R RR...
460 d"
26 do
86o lilebCau KR ...
60 rt? bOO
1(H) Mi. b o .?? N I 11
6o,i|? on HR at >60
100 da
2 0 Clar A 1'iita RR.
8wi do
900 Clar A loi rk. ..
SuO d >
100 d'' bOO
60 Cblc k R 1*1 RK..
160 do
??S
39
39',
67',
67 \
07
42\
4S<;
42 U
61
61
?1
62'k
02 ?
20',
10 ,
4?. >?
46 S
4?*.
64%
W!.
CITY CONMUlil'liL REPORT.
Tdmmut, M.iy 18?0 M.
Bmuw cim VI or.?Th* n? bat waa tiaary udopi
lower :or wnnatfradat, wbila th* daclin* atiuwo.l aauif
b iw dama: d root tb? trad*. Tli*h ?t.*r *ru m w?r*
dap aaa*<i. 11m MiM *u>i rac< d about 17,100 bbh
cloalng within Um following ru,? of p t?M ?
ftup?lftl,*.-Wal*...... %* 411 ? ? ft,
kxirm."lata 4 Oft a 4r
Sii|.?rflna WHUiarn 4 40 a 4 66
Ominvti to ahoic* extra Waatara 4 06 a 0 2"
OanatlWn 4 M a I to
& .ithuiu mixed m good au:>arOne Iu( a ft t o
txtrado ft 78 a ? 7
8t?d to ch?tra family aa 0 TO a 7 Ou
Kye Boar 3 ?0 a 4 o
(kir Ml, Jar?e> and ilrandywioe. t 70 a :t I.'
?Canaillan flntr waa a??iu lieavy and lowo-, win a tbare
wm mora Inquiry at tba dac'lue. 'tba ailra emhr.,* <1
about 1.^00 bit ol>*utg wlihla tha afc?*0qatOtMh<
S?utham tlour wa in fair repeat. and tba Ui^bir gi antra
war* auatattiwd, wbna e0?i.i>0'< oualitica ?i.? lt> far.
Tba tratuuctiou* embrace i about 3 6<* bb*.,wibrti ilia
atmva ranno of price. Ry? (l'-ur waa aie. ily at our
I g rea, with aa fa fw ortad ? f 160 bhi*. Oorn n? ,] waa
In in at our Ui rax, wh la ibe aa a ? mbr c ?t 301 hbla
>*. mov and llr? d, .?i ?, |?i t-> aruv* Wti *,
ir*g'l?r ai.d ? ?>i> h?* war* raihar larger, witb rathar
m ra doing Tli" aaloa a iibraoed ai> ui ,?U Mir a, it
91 00 m? "d <-li C <."ilii|| i-a. I >Wf;? u.t, art.*, a
|1 a$l 3ft: 9 :;6;.>r prune w tie ik I,i.?k,?i i, ?. ,a
o MiiwaukoaCliUfHn i*iu7 HOslr-w... c a.
0> a axblbltet n<" 0?le dinar* at tba elo-o, wbita tba
S aai -a einiii at a i ib ? i lift (Ml b?-h'x W'*iei nil d i
i 6i'o a Mo , au< a Mid all vara I ai &3v ; lor r uitri j ?|
lw.au at ."'6' a f>7c to.- 8 ? tii i w u ; al ?* of < ? a i 1 ?
| w Ha iioano wofa uiada at $I M. Bar*. wa- a. ad ;
' aa 0? u ii 0O0 baa'dha .n* a Wwtw r in ia at abo it
I H7o. II I ay fiial wiajM't atnK all. Rye waa oar
a . whiieaake Tw lei .p >b -at 1',onO i?n .i?-i? at s't
(m *?*eheaty aiiilkwi , witii aM-aefCa atia.i and
Wmiern at 30a. a 40. .. and at 41 . a 40.'.. lot ritala.
r.inah?lba utaikft ?att .?le?iy, w.nla *.?.?? war*
Klnitol.
i tx?r ov?1lb* maikal waa 0-m tba aalaa fn *. up
atMxit '>00 baluaon tba baaia or >27*40. a 2hc. tor m dd iwx
apat<da.
Ir.B'iHTa.?Tb LHrortoollOO b?l>^ of oottoB waraco
K?..f?l ai 3 irt l , 76 t oO bttfl * - ithaat at vd , m MMi|,aM
u ooo 40> <*wu at tfii , iu buik . MM b?\*a ? u au* ton
pa. ka.laril at KM . I,bilmla. 0 nr,8?. a.la. 91.; 600
dry aaJted bl?i*a, i7a. Bj., aud IJtotst a >xaa uucou, by
tfUaama ,(Ma. To laniU'io * taw a. km oil rv?rn<l to to*d
w tli !(?,000 ba?li?b> wn? l id hIw;. ? lwu ?, at 10 ' , I/> 0
bbla lit ur ui :u 3d. and NO u**ka ?b juI r? at Sta. I*
(,: ifgow oOO I'blh. Hour w> > lai-ui. at 3a. 34. halaa to
Q it ? we a ?(??? >y at pr?- io?ir qi>oiU<? p.
Hay?Tne market *?? ?(??% !? ami 'M-iree unchanged.
?A awaj. i< i ?i Cute?lb 1thJe.? old at 230.
and JO ilo. Port' R o at i>*.
Naval The market was without ioov?m*al,
ihe aupi'!iea 1'fbt. gu<>lala.u? wore to ? |iM?
tent nominal.
i'K<> isiomh.?I'ork?Ttia was heavy and du'l
wli a ilia aalw embraced ioou' WJ b <Ih. ai$12 42H*
$1" 75 f>ir meev, wilb ami# lot- . a. o i? at fl'J 87 d
I prune a' $34 7ft a |9 87'<? RmI wi? Arm, wl.t a the
?al?T I'mlira cd about 360 bu- at |13 37 ^ a t!4 or
plain meat and tit 87 it tii for axtrt d >. l'eal tinua
1 w-rt- ijuietai $lh 50 a ?17. ^riitie aa* beef wai lu l.
| f'ut meala wera win out climue of ra"inint, the s?l*4
. eiub aceo at'outoon paik.>gea at 4c. a 4 >,c. (t nh'mldara
: and 5c. a 6l,c. f?r Uaw, and t ftV:- for pi kled ..o.
Haton waa lea active, aalaa< ?no h. km ware mad* if
beav f cleat at p. t. I-ard waa Ioki acilvw also, wlula tbu
valeaumbrated 700 pacUagih at Ja 8J{c., the la! tar
bkiir.- f.>r i riui). Ii.ua/ waa in mode *t? reque-t. We
M o.e uaw guoti > allow Ma-;< at lHo. a ITc., aad whU*
d<> at ISe. a wia 12c. a lft-. N?<* fli?t?
c? a wi Milim | 7o. *stjc.. ?'<d i rim-t nld at 81$c.
a '.)<?. No lung of mmi Dt waa <1 Ing id Obio, <i?W atioi a
f r which weien nilnal.
scuavj ware itMi and ttIpm aut-tatiwd. The mIm
embraced a'?o. i i <>5<> h'i h .. ( ub b too winch
we e < larKU-d, an ! ??hi 8 .,e. the recniiud-T cou*lat
ad moat.y of grmeiy g i-da, at 7,'v - ? #c?> with I la of
fair to pi tmo reiiniug ai 7> . a 7 %c., and 2,600 bagi
(Joi.a at p. t.
T'in?<*? .?llto biwniM* waa rather llm'tod and r?rl'^>?
wi ho Irhtnge Tuaaa o. a . b at; hU'?. hernoclry
at S 1 ,c a 1>!J 1J'ja.ee Vara at p. t., ao 54 c.ine" ! uoa
leu! at 8'-. a
Wii!-K>: .?Tba market w?a he v an 1 low r. w t
j?-?I * ol 700 bu.H., .1 24c. for a lata .ud ai 1 ,ot
Ohio.
oi Rent
By James M. 11 .1 ?! a 11 VVi i um eunally.
Hou?e and lute, r 3d nv .80 f . s. . j. I (ti.OOt
llou^e an I K)t w. a. 2 'ara no ft. ii. i'11 t
Mo ? i <1 let ? p. ' tii ? , "? ' t '? -I d at 11
IUiufo tutd nit n. a. 33d st. 'HO ft. w. 71 (4(
i.u a 11 ! t ii -&i 1 at., ido >t. ?.4tb av# .... 8,6
Moiibo and lot n a 3Htb ut., 410 H. e. i li no ... 1
HOubv a .(I lot n. e '.atll 11 . '.SO t ?. bib ava.... 13,J',f
liy Ait' an II. .Vli 1 T.
l!o *e nod lot alt-) ''ed on ih ? H 'e '' " tit arid An'orlo
lurtipikn, 2(1 ft. ? in. froi.t by 2i?'i. do p $ ,211
TOO L A I'M fJA Clj X.-iklVlJlCltM.
\ liCTIOM NOTIUE ?K. W. WE TOOTT, AUCTIONEER
Xx. t'e mil -a|.
elegant 1I(J SEIIOU) KU 'VlfUKE
A 1 rUm.iu a . c'i'.nN,
Helm; the entlr- eoiiteni- o! a Me a;ory foil rt'iiea . leg mllj
'"??? 1" t UTouaiij . . t-i b *1 in ? i?' diienday i alter
n .or , nt I ii lac i r cl < ls, at 15'.' Weal i ?? v i -t at,
t. e .| event antKl.n h ?v ? leg nl,|ocl ?e PI no:ot?
ilklicer m.kr. cot $ win tl o tin i vei urn ar]
marble iop Ceura uti-rT nle- i ? h i> o e.?oou
an walnut PwHf mi en. In br.e.ital and repM
f<iur e egaiit i'ir? <1 \ta ? el irr r?,ma n outilna wo. 4
bbi.'crux, coat fci'c <b S i ret. r. and Bonk ?n Wrn-o
with ni iiiauoU. rich < .???!?. t tl .1 II .niln| .. 1" tn|
in-.among wi.l. h Mr two Murine VI era, by NortlicoA
Uii .'u<?>,?i . Br.-i.xe ' l.xa, . o-nlv Mantel and &ie<ir?
??r uni nfk r| l"ar,?, V - m i.U; a pa r in tlHjii-ler 4
and bma de rose Cabinet*, Turkla'i l? >u ana On*in, Hill
aim i i i. I e. i. i . i i? > i ? '
DINING ROOM. OHAuBE K NDLIURVRY.
Ar i a i . ? lit vm? i iv <?( u* y . d j t il a Ulan
Ui match through, ill Iron.h i.dndi < .^na, Suvm- W..rq
Iv ty ? i,t -r; , ? . n j,eo up) .te ani-i rt m Di f nandao.ia
r k wo.id ami um |.ii.\ Ub.i nber Vur. J, r- ol every dea
ei ij.iiion. K rneiuid i . r M.iur.'Heen. B 4 and Bcd'ltng, and
?a.< I.in gK'irni '. a.
N. i.? .11 ? line icMiItnre of this hotiae la a goo'l aa net?
and will . e per n.p nrl y aul . X tie reuiu d .ui.neuiaulj
ti<iin ii.e pre in a a. Ca it.o.,ue? .it house
BOARD at lHWE'I T.VP.NTi TIIiRD STREET.?A
Suit ot Ku.i ua, . an la inei.% f .rni>he ?n:n nr fur a
entiemauand nla ivite ir a ngle k*ni ?? en. wl' ti the enrrv
fui ih of uuuie. btagen paaa the uoor. Referuncea required.
1 \OCTOR H'JNTER. HIM.-BLK-THB l'HYSiOlAN
\f wbo utalil abeu tii" Lliin.. i .an U.-|ieu ar>, Bv. 3 Divl
a .ii a-rcbu New York c4tj, iu laJt, >aa u con-muni iruin A
A M., until t> n ii'el.*-k at iil.lii, at ttw old i.tllce. A private
??I. ami. Bniii 'ur notion .
Fir bale cheap?a pair op horsed, trucb
and Uartieaa. Uall ai 3^ M<dla,?i a reel.
FlURHlTtJKE WANTED.?I WISH TO I'UROnASB
Iro to &JI ivorui ui >.?oiiu i ini>d t'aruitare, is
fonliir er, or-ami. Any peraon having be annf to dl?
poae of will audi'eaa J. M. l(odg.:,-a( aUttmn A. h'j.rini; auai l
PURNirUKE FOR HALE?A LADY, IJSAViNUTHB
elt/, wiatwa to >tM|iua<) oi oue r. a *uoo ai.it. in ratio
briKaui-. in .? |'ecea, in i. to ortiei . no roarwoud Plar.A
arveu ouiave; marine ton T.iMa on>' I'l.uipio i B'1 utt-ad, aud
aum-other ptaeea o Faru.ture. Uall alter 10 oVlook at SH
li'.i ui Ui mrwt t or three da a.
a 1EO. 1IOLBK< iOK, AUCTIONEER. ?HOS.BROOK A
\J O v.,N..Y will *>'li thi? ua. , ati u um? It ai .j >?c?l Unua
Ui.i rtr c ne-ir Briia waj, ail uie genteel Furuiuire of a
f.,mll> u% i t Ifen city, uaaaM?t.ai( ... two ri'Bewnoi Parloi
bulia, in |l>u^h; ina-woud Pla. u. p'er and oval Ml rora,
uiai'.nc top Ta ilia, U'treaiH una W .a .a a Baa, ma'io ;aBy nd
walmu B.- mteaJo, llau Mai r. ?-ea, rluette a ano MM|
Bn.aan.a, Turee-ply un.l lntfi .iii i!peu; O oot na, ftn- U<i
Una.? eaera. Wai ur b-'u. liookrua.- . laa. . O irtaln*. Bitea
kI n Tabie, with Dm.ng Hoom and Kitcj.-n Kur Iture, Aa.
GENTLEMEN'S NEW AND IaBiT orP CWJTUINO
p.irouaaed for tua We. tera in.n ket. In iar?* or auiaU
ibta. Ti.e tu.l value will be paud without ba^|ilB^ or aawkmg
t. taipoae Plfaae can at Ike aiure o. addrvaa Thomaa D.
Ooni oj, 44 Uentre au-eel.
GENTI.EMEN having ANT NEW OR LEFT OR LB FT
oil C..niiliig to OiapoMi u.. ian oiiihIb the hl^h'-atpru*
by oa.liug at tne ?w? a or a dranala Jo.m .luipb . .417 Pearl
aire' i, betivaen Can ra and Para. AI. or?.?*? punoiuaUj at
biu.leil lo.
Having had thrbk teeth extriuted wxth
o li-el.agany p...u wuautrar. o. . .. j. JAV lib
i,l.K". 1.6 Gr^nd a JBH, two h.ikiaa rum B ..t?ay, I okwr
fuu laert.nl> aa a raeo n .. u.l i .n, ,o t iow> auif?nag
? rum kMthuebe. wM. 6. KKLuY, ?7 ? arirk >Ireat.
MISS DAVIS, TUB BEAUTIFUL CANADIAN gipst
ral.i.iat, h .a r.nno i d o Mi tire n-ue.. a real Ooj
? It her linineul.it. ly H r pe. - Iiitio a are wo itorful
Li.ekj nunioera uid c.iai .a I?.4o -!> o uia; gentlemen
M aula. Ho'ira froia 10 A. ?. t?> H P. W.
Pawnbrokers- balb.?w. m lewis, auction,
eer. Wi 1 a. Ii on Tuurauay, Mat li, ai U v ham atraet
4 lar.e ai d alua >le aaaoriment o Me. ? h ? Wuinea v
Ci thing, I cm aan a. Bool*, B inea, Ac. To morrow at 10
o cloc*. oneraf J. B. * J. MIMi'lON
rLET?A La KGB double HOUHE AT BBBOEM
Point, conaaMog of twenty room-, a ntable far . hotal,
auBim^r b laidln^ bi.uae or aulas ladiee' aoh? .1, . r for ??a
uiu i.ea, a the r..oni< aau ban uient- mraUnt on llher
-Ide, a- UiUth a-. I. an. o .ti..a y auetf boiae; n.ar Mm
w t rs t'?id l.a I. g an ' *i.ailing. OB'y f?l y m n lien aall,
o* one ho i 'a rlra ro ? th ? ity Barn, car. Age in uaa ao4
ve i .ah e gar?.en. laqiitre ?t til Waal Eight ' bib ?treat,
.. tweeu Kith and Htkth aveau- a.
WHITE A HB'iTHEK'S IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL
Teeth.?^Whole aeut, $ . to ft), bvt'i filled vll.. go.d,
MueBiaU>91. ah <mr. -varrant d eia-i ai 13 Bouu
t.e t, N. ? Vark.aad .if Aivh utiaei, Philadelphia.
WH. HUNTER M D.. KO. S DTVlilOB STREBT, *
. \.,nib.' 15.14, vnri-a er p.ioMut iheakia, roiulat?
??1 ery tor i, vhi e awelHug, orc.ntir. ta nanele. byd ocele,
gravel, nam a, riieun.aUaui, acute, akroaia ar laUamma
iorr. No pay till eured
PBK80.1AL.
MB. JAMES strang. BOSS MABOB, WBO
for me, ly mod a. No. Ill W. l ..igbby, enr of Ca. U
ivet Bro.nkIyu, will m.n era imal lavnr fcr 1'aillng at No.
? JU \\ at- r 'ie." tr . ?? ? ?' r?.
KbuKUUm AW111KS.
1UIE anniversary OF TIIE AMERICAN BA'TIBT
Marmrr < rtec ? y will no liria ia ma Oli- rr l rt..p
ti-t etiur h, un O.lrri ure-i, th ? ( >\ ? rtaalo*, n?r
14, u u ?UMt. Aiilreu by Win II . xua, D D.
DARCMA ACADKniKI,
BROOKES' dangino ACADEMY, Nu. 361 UROOMS
?tract.
At* ma*?ia? h"l at ilia afco.n rvMH, aa Wadnaaday
?T.U.Otf May 7 ???? r?aolv J i , ha*. i,o ia?r? MNM.
W.UNivhDtY, MAi' 14,
WKf>N?-l?AY, may ?.
Ttokctaeaa ?? ekulnnl af Mr. Kruknat Lha a*kaf.
COAL.
CUMBERLAND t.'OAL H?W LANDINO AND FOi
a?l hi Iota to >uh p r baatra, by BYLVaNUB ft
A ARD, *11 Waatungl.iu Mr vL
J[ I On ?<tKD A.4H I UAL PER TUN Of M*
VT fAJ, vjou i.l?. A a ip>:> i?" q mliy o: ( o*l far faialij
?a. *ell Kifni'd aud <mli?*ra . i?.?uu u. Yard 1* Waal
E ? vamb atrwt. A. hbartt.
MLLUHIM.
imluarub-f.i* sale a r u, ized 81.ATE red
l> MIi'Imi i VaokM. oall l.tui. uu.tt j ?i w lltnitj liaiaa,
ou.uxrot Fo.ir u avenue and Tnrt> ?te a<i atraat.
/ tACTloN ? I'HRl-AN'i FA i EN r KILLI \RT> TARLRR
V I all. I c i ? aaii "i ' 'i? i >, i..iniia-i.r .i a.i-l .or-aia
unl? by IK elan ACOLLRMDEK, Ct to M Cruaby atrrat,
N. Y.
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ClLUB BOAT FwR hA!.K.-A KlttBTOLAMi BIX OARRD
) on' r^xar Boat, 4* iw !?> .4, 0,1a .>.ra an* ail <!?? ap
purt- oaii'va. A?> Boat Mo 10 g.?id or lar. H at will b?
ao d ? , hi*.?-ly II dealr'-d. Vm>L ? bt lor ball taeif
iali?e. AnuraaaM. II. B., bo. ,1.. Fnai o*taa.
L<OR BALE?THE Bt.tlOO <Elt KAi'lIT juliet. NEAR
r lynl-ty Uma "?uUi-n, lu ir >??ar. old, ,i..,wa Mi iroa
water without bar '?n ra war . .aa atauD>h auu la good
order. A; ply at 4t *??l R eeenlli aira-t.
|>.R SALE?AS ITALIAN URAYHOUKD doo; ALSO
r ? a.nall ulaut an Tan Tt-rfiti a>uk ? i.i a ?okl ?ary
<ui?-a,. A, i?.? at 11 Cirai etrn, u>p iio-.r.
W ANTi D To HIRB?FOR FIVB MO\THB, A S v ALL
TV crairr Mi. \ .?uil, at>o... . (Ut or tan mo., *?.??)
*ta ill" 1 an I i'i *ar>d O'o-'r Adir a, ataim* panlcnWr,
1 ... e?4 t> ruia and ???? t? M aa^a, Vaufet, Ih>a 1.48J Fuai
aAoa.
V'Ai:ilT FOR HM.E-at A RArtOaXK.-TIIB YACIIt
Mail n 11;, 44 1 ?, ry ' iat. A.py'oW 0 IKn.%
IV A iliUm a'f.'ai, iMnr, mint.
ANTROIAIUI.
* BTUNINIUNOI-MADAME morrow,' SEVENTH
I i\ a..a>.^ r, haa a ?lf. o. inrrai(lu; >alla how aaaa aod
bo? HtieavB Will Inturrv, and all yoa wmA ia Itaaw, a?ea
' yo .i ?"i> ihon,hm. or uo i~y. Lovliy obaruta Iraa. 14.t
* o ait* noi to tM> loiiad. M?I Ma if Imaje ia bow In lull
, 0|H*raUon?IM Lu naar >uwt, balaw Haul?. Friaa IB
auoia. Oant.an.aa not adinlitaJ.
AI ^rn BUNA KIDB A^TRUUijUfT. <UAT KVEKY OMR
? an il> p art on, U Mua. 'ULi N, who U:IU tb' otiject
m 10 11 v.ait aa noon a* ?".iari?i. Bnc Ml* tha 1 a t pra
IH I I and f uiuia o yaur II a, and wa|ma jran af dan^ara and
b it.(r> ?n.aa-a ait nl tlia moat ^ ill i .a andartaxin^s. N.
B ? i>tel>ia<a?i majiecbai nt< No. 1* A^l<in lirr'l, Oatwaaa
llmiM-11 ..ad Htaiii* 1 ?tr. ata, a>^r Iba bakery. Cbargoaiar
IdiJifa ftu<i ^nUmii u, 60 e nlH.
?* . RH AD.'lt^RASKf.R. sriKlTI'AL BED,I'M. M' DI
al an.1 b i-Wa* e.am .. aal, i:oi t '1 i?? ?.< flae "atla
1 n 1 11 n iKi to ia Tialioia, oaji ar?.| a a io< R 01 >* *?. 4
Fo. rthaii -4. lOif onl' ?o. Bx?d<ajr, N. I?D U*b
atlaa ol cuaravu r kj iatMi.