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ae>lven so du?agr**abl? on ttM Cape May excu. skhi ftra
ro, laid by and if uU?mvj jr ?>'Nu fr*
(fcpt. Pat? n sa\s ih.it tbi feoliu-; in Ri. <iaua rduliv#
to our d>rn#6ilc troubl** i* in favor *?f a tertaiui*
tion of tiw war and uon ;nter e. one#.
THE FRENCH MISSION TO RICHMOND.
Opinions of tike Vn ueli aud ?ngli?li
Prtlii
The Parts Patrie of the 4lh last, asserts that M. Mor
oier, the !? ronoh Minister al Washington, had a longcon
ference with Jefferson I>avis at Kiuhrn md, aud that tho
biop t&kea by A. Morcier is e tireiy of a pjliticcU c/iaruc ?
ttr, and is known by Prssideut Liucolu.
An Outline of Ha|iu cun'i Plan of Inter
veaiiait>
TBI WAJl TO BB mriKDU) AND a votk dt STATX8
ON TWIUN Olt SKCRA610* TAK/N.
[Krom the.-' tsnmn (E. mburg), May 1]
Privato iuforuiaU 'ii frnui i'u is.coim ldi g >i?h ctvtaln
signs aud symptoms. leads to the c<>?. teifcrn that a ?ir..ng
desire to make au oifort towa< ds sonxe > m ! oi Interposi
tion has lung been eui t turned by tho Emperor, mid
that, unless Minn scttleuioui shall have btieu reached or
brought within sight u low wuek.- hence, be will scarcely
be restrai-ien from tho attempt. II, when the advance
of the soas m ren i?. s mi ita y ino one as tinpracticable
In the Sou there Status, at l< <st by Northern trooiia. the
position of the be.iixerei ts th.<il bo anything like what it
waa at tho last advices, '>r if nil eJ the p.-siiioi. is
toot much more entirely a teied thai it w uld now
be ratioual to expect, the lacts will bo rega did
aa Insuring, in the absence ot any new eloiiont,
another year's war. Agtlnut such a res It it
is underst -<Hl that the Fre..ch Em;w or :s nnw m-i'i
than inclined not only to protest but to a t. Moie thus
probably he win flrstpropone to m vo iu concert with
Great Uritam?out wo m .y a.-*umo. at le *t in pa-s iij,',
that any such proposal vi ult'e tie lined ty otr
tnrnf. Tho Emperor would, i;j thai o.'.-e,go to work by
himself, lie will, po hn s, b iciii by t uiu. e frifi:i<ll> ro
mons trance, add.e.-.;ud o.iionaibiy to b -ih parties. b.it
practically in.'aiu or neoio'l only tor the V rth?are
monstrance wh ch there U dM orataly little chance of
producing any efpjcl bcyon i, at t .o beu. a ci . il ux,< es
sion of resentiiu .il at fo. eign tut?rineddiini;. I he course
to which the Kiujieror would then resort .? bo.ioved to
be this?he would throw out komt-thing quite ewj?l e of
beiruj interpreted us a tar at <~ uiits! wh cket er poit'i iuinld
resume h s ilitie.i, aud he wi uld then foriu i.lv p.ooojud
an advice that the wh'le h -i,ld be refe retl t < his
favorite trib inal, tiunirere,U sujj'm. e"?<\iU ??.;
to be taA' -n en nuu e, lot en h, .V/tte to
vote tejiarauly, ilecUl i?u f>r iU:lf ie!w.lhir
detiri reunion under nt ,' cfe al or c n rat iiove tin ?nt, <??
reconstruction uiict-r tw> o> nor* mcA govei-nnt ?>!<;. Who
ther or not the visit of tiio i- i nch M in uo at W i>U u>f
toa to tho Confederate Koveiiinnttil al i.iuhuio.id uas a y
oounecti >u w.th thuso tutentu us is mutter ouiy oi' u. as
sisted co ijecture: but tliurc is tn >re th iu conjoctm e as to
something like wh it ha* l>t<e Indicate.I bniu? at pi-esnut
not only the < esiin b it ill ? o -sik i of the KietiC.i g- ve. n
lueet Th- prospect is noi u ./.e<r ul '<n>. TUoii?ilt the
proposai of re err.ug tlie matter to unive. sal suil. aue is
one which, in itscl.. it n I har l.s uniitting in r auee to
make, nor would bo ui.ro .a ii .ble iu the ^ ates te accept.
It is, after all, bi)t api'oiiiisal t-j have dime ove- *?ain
what the Ciiufotlemte m- ?s did :u ihe spriv. .ast
year. Thcv did then, as t.hor would ug-tu d > now,
vote themselves out of the (.'ur n ?md tint is just
the result ag iiutt which the North has bron liglitiiig.
In a w .al, fur la< North to accede to the h' ouch
proposal wojldj::st be oirt.ii.ily, though Indirectly,to
ooncele se, arati. n. 1*. is diihoiiit te conclude that lhat
which the N >rtu h >s refused aud resisted at sucn enor
mors cost, it w.juld graul at the request or mcnaco of
France, nnd it i? e i.ial y diltlo ill to see what eU'.-ctive
steiw irauce cetil l tak<- whe e sue dented end defied. AH
to this country. tLere seems no cou.s? open to her but
luaotlon uiid aim. sis le.ice. tt'e haveuo right to venture
beyond friendly ailvic<.-: and the laot that our interests
are dooply c.-rneined in a speidy sc.tli motit of the
American strife, sutjects to stis, tcion aud aversion any
thing wo say even iu the n.oot Iriendly and resp<?uul
tone and fo.tn. A colUtl .n of the rec- ut accounts, p. bl c
and private, iekard.i:g tlu war, tend to stre gthou the
conclusion th^t the sL i;v, o will n t been ed uns cam
paign, and en-se | etilly t.vf th Ftate o IMnfor wkicii
the French limp ror is u.i Ur tnol to wait will soon arise.
M. Mercier'e Vl?lt in ?u EuglUh Point
Ol V it-Mr.
[From he Lobuon Tanas, May X.]
The departure M. '.e clot 10. UioU u ail, announced
by telegraph, m?> * b i allocl 'h-i Northern world wl.h
strong eni> lion, i bo t as -va-iy gone inerti. The .itmis
ter or Franc* it a Kentleiuaa whu hut ne.cer for a mum n?
conceal*I hitUlUl tka- the iVor h 'awvit succeed in C.tc ob
ject itpro/i net to Hull", anil wiio 11 uuraliy reg.rila the
lot.' and mcunveiuunce ca -s?a t.? Kraac# by ths prolon
gation of this strife as vory unless coucess.o.is to the
pride and lust of i<o?er of the peiple ?f the Noitaarn
Stulee, who are neither grttii ful nur ust towards those
who innnW.n a al< ict no unlltj, regar-les* o: theur ma
terial in areata. M. Mo cier lus always acted witb the
moat |ierl'e<H good f eliui; and cordlaliiv in bin relations
with 1/ rd l.yoas.allh >ugh bo may n >lbiure he Kngiish
Minister's kiudiy sympathies for tbe cj .atry to which
be is accredited- there ha? boen do Trent affair to stir
up the passions of tlie uuliridied d moc acy of tbe I'ni.ed
Slates, or to turn the mhoinu eui-'giuuis of France in
which their press icdilget into ab d ab .se. but the
Minister of France has not been wrho.it evideicw of the
ahallownota of friendship whicL uti?o nea ly a t malted
the world with a dia. .'ay of its ingr.UltuJ <. nor can he
have quite forgotteu that in ore of his buncombe pro
clamation Mr. Man ten instill eJ hit country by calling Ktr
"mlitiri fr.ine*."
Nevertheless, if M. Mercier has gone to Richmond to
?pen negotiator s?and it inay be i etneiubere I (bit our
correspondent m bis last letter stated that the Com'ede
rate Con ;rc s was ropcrttxl to be sitting la secret session
to consider the propriety sondiug auotUer envoy to
Paris?it will be said, lb .11 prob..Di'ity, that England has
instigated the Kmiorur u- inie i era,and trance will at
the same lime be tbre tleueJ with uustruction if she at
tempts to act as mediator. A? yet tbe story Is im.Toba
ble, (Ait it no:-o much to at Lh> rejort that France u>ti
about to rcooke her cimcrtcm of l liji e.nl rv/hti to the
South in c/nsaqnenc; of the rec nt def?' of th- confede
rate*. '11 if rent nature of the bat le at Pittsburg is more
?learly developed by rec ?at cotif-Si<iuLS and corraapoud
?nee. Still more c early wi I it i e adiul led a? a fe leral
defeat if that troublesome an I utte. ly u.?e.eea body, tue
Congressional C nvintuie on the t ondu;t of tbe W ?r, u>e
it into thur hea't-. as reined, to make an inrestiga
tion into tiio c;t .jo. of tbe iet:e. .tl surprue on Sun ay
morning. An a my which carries off from 8 two to
10,000 pris ners a.?d thirty six pi?. us ol' artillery
from tbe battle held, aaU <tw<lts the enemy in is
tntroncbtuoi ts.cann.>t b- ??ill'd "routed and pirsuod,1
no mat' r wii.ii t.euci a. U.aot's iustructlona rna> b^re
b^en. If uencral'Irant <>r a y ? a. er general were pre
rentod by "previa * or^iers " which in s: have been
iSHred in ign >ri: ce t?i the l .lure.from folio. in? a rout' l
enemy, rotakio^' hi* gJiis ail. prisoners, and occupying
hii intreni hnienu, ;h siK)Lur he i- sent about his b .si
aess the b?tior tor tiie letln a government. 1'i tii the
fact is Jemo st. ot*d by preci.-e i ? I aliens I: will be w?l!
to withbol'i belief rrom tbo a.?i-i t iou that the cou:edo
rates n o "sl.ut up" in ('orinth. The e is no p,ac < wliere
tbey cmi b* ao co:ift. e !, n?r ;i >y torce capable of e:rect
ing it, but it is not improb..b e tl.etr conunuuic?'ions
may be threaieo d very ?e lous'y, unu the intjiliKence
that tbe bri<U " T which tbe ra:iro?d from Mtrupius to
tbe tist is carried iver Beir creuk have been destroyed
by a federal expedition i< in all probability correct. It
is staled (hot tli? tmon git: b ats a-oendeu the Tcnnes
?ee river from i'itt.oburg at tiight to a plao? called East
port, end lan'li-d a nerty of men. who p oceeded ac oes
country and destroys 1 the bridges acroas the awam;iy
liver wiiich bears the abovw turan. lhe interruptlo.i
may be <.n y tetn]iorary. if It be purman^nl il will cut
off the c nfbdemt** from any communication, except
with Mobile and New Orleans.
Tbe London H rnUl of lt<e 5?h Instant argues from the
reports of M. Mercier's visit t hlchmoad tiiat the begin
ning of the end ia not far distant. It says Krtnce and
Bnglaad su(T?- more than neutrals ever suite; ed from any
contest, and t<oth begin to regard the war ae Intermina
ble and atror.ioi s.
[From tbe London economist, May S.]
The Journey of M. Mercier, the rre .ch Minister at
Washington, to Richmond, tbe present teat of the Con
federate government, h>s doubtless a gr^ve political
intention, tbo Kb whtt intention, or whoee intcution, it
Is not easy to Know. Very protubiy M. Mercier has do
preclae or d Unite instrur: i. >na from his govern men i on
tbesubect. It Is uclersUx d lhat be has en several oc
sasions asserted that bis g verrm nt b.is ?ntmsie<I hi n
with an ump'e di-cref n ?nd II may not impr ;.b!y Ire
that be is at present at ting in the eanlH o it: ? is
oretion. Tbe Fieuub I'mper-ir well knows tbeoc i nal
erivant?ges of a oonvenie-jt vagi;#.e.-s, and ? \., not
4oubt tb it M. Mero er well knows what are th -h<> if
his government, tlxniKh be may not have pi ..v and
ttuthorit'livo intimations respectiug them. L to the
prnsert lime M Mtrcier ha? nw .ys been very p ilarat
Washington,end hasalwayeose.l UwasuaMfr)S'd > lo tbe
federal cause. Kvcn now wa believe he h^a Intunaled
that he oniy wishes in oxolalu to the confederates tbe
utrmgt h of their enrmie, niol the n.?-???Uy of tome nUmi-ti-n;
but hew far such I mguagi: is to fc? ll:er?|iy snd entnely
believed l* a difficult !he?m, on which ve. y much might
be sai<l if II w<-re reepcj'.fui lo say it. Ti.ere can be no
doubt that the Fuuib Eji|?TOr would gladly sie the
Amnrioamivil war ends I If It w re po?"ibl ?. We ib tild
all be glad to a e it ended a!I Korope, with trivial ei
ceptloii, beli ve- lhat the ^resent struggle i',?n have no
good end. that It is, at tbo best,and aeo'Jftltng lo the
si.a:ein?nt of it* m<<?t autbor|iativ? tad intelligent e>.
pounders,an attempt to peri*ti.ie by force h L'n on
which can, in truth, be n,air,ul< ?<t oniy by goodwill
We are sttrtering great evils from this struggle, wo are
about to sufler much gi' Hler wo are abo it?though an
yet we hardly realize the fa t?to suifbr much more
acutely aud much nwre etio siveiy than we nat e iuf
ferod for fears We do n from nn Atiarhment to moral
principle, and a conscientious adh..'ratios to into national
law. But we are not eq ally * ,re that tue-e
motives would be easily mfliirntiai on the other si le of
the channel. The French cotton inuuu act ire n not
ermparabls to ours, b it It is, nevertheiesn, v?r> e n
aid Tab'e and Import ml. A much eini.lur am > iut
of ivxninsrclal eneasteews p od icea in Krat > e mors
political uneaslcess ilia- la nnderet>K>s here The fo?n
liMxunt of r?li'ical tort-lit art esrv mset weaker, and ' vsry
one nan there the mischievous babil of evpociliig govern
m int t' intervene it every calamity and to do something
in every misery, if any practicable intervention ol the
] rench government would elRictualiy 'Uo*e the .\ra?r|cin
sivll war, and aei isge the c'renoh sufforlug wlnuh ibai
war causes ami threaten* to cans#, sooner or later thai
government would Intervene. The Kmj'eror wo Id, per
haps , ti't bo J mine lined to \i ,<tm1 theptojtle compel it.
But <t there any inch pr.i, ',,:aMe, enty, cm turn, in rr
ventumt We tear ltie en-tainly posnhie for the
ft ench Emperor to sesd a tle?t which would op# n the
oott< n porta, which would prutset the coasts of the .ioulli
from the eaiiediiions of the .Veith. But would that cou
chide the struggle' That fleet could not remain th.'re
for ever. It ooold not calm tbe pat?t?Ds now aroused
It would not mitigate tbem it|nilght inlenst y tliem AS
? hi as it l? withdrawn the same meo would Stand
op >osed ?e i>efbre, with tbe same deadly enmities
lo the ?nuii circiinntan.ee Would not the war break
out afi i h' Would not the l .tervenllon leave at its eloee
a kr ene iiatied Mil a more angry atruggle than it found
*t its aomuiea^omeut? fu<f[ Ibif p.aui 4<A?uity we
do not dxfx't l'iai the Fe-ich Em eror will really ln
tervuiie in the imt'twa civil *er, thoagh weahouiduot
1 k? 1.1 ha.jii'fl a c iii.dont i rodici ion on a matter so very
di ticult. Hit wo liv. e uo doubt he wo <14 like to be
busy m 'he mattei. i'h ? K ?aoh policy is always reatlesa,
) and it U not dlsigrte?hle to the I-'rourb ttvn -or l<> take
a pi I iu all the g ait all il-sof a complicated world.
. Vi. Mart' or may p-o.oso i me mediation, draw sut
s me ou'li eof'a coinp'omise, suggest some shadow*
arrangi tuest iu Con oruiity with European opinion. Such
Ui? liati u wmld not probably be hucceasiul. Un the
contrary, t'"e North wou 'd sttll it.sist on union aud the
South wou.d siill uiaiet >n dUuDiou. Even when this
great issue la 'tice solved there are a host of minor topics
of debt. territory aud w it al rela.ioua adaimte to be
preleoias for tlt'tv w>-| tl pretences were :e-|Uired. No
mediation no?v ro ild settle the*? controversies between
iuf riated com haunts who hive not ytl asceitaiaed
tbelr re a'.ive military strength. Hut it t* *ery likJy that
M. Unci')- mty oUr i.~c\ it mJiation, tad in all discua
si' un ii|h>ii tlie Amj Kan civil war vre muat be.ir In mind
that the active interference of the French Kni|>eror Is a
latent possibility tvhich tho 1 Id never omitted frotu
our caic.i a'.ioua, though the perpetual presence ot ao
fit I an e ouient tn ;t noce-sarily tend to perplex and
funher confuse a problem which, a. eu wItnout that ad
dition, woa auUicieutiy arduous.
THE AMEHICAN QUESTION.
llrlfiili A?'Kno?vlc?ltfmrnt that England
ha< l lajtda "l)t?j? Uame" with the
ltehela.
(From th# r<ocd"n Times, May 3.]
England mid Fi ance are n t tiie only c-uutries In which
the cotton question is acxlo is'y disc .ssed. The Araari
cans aro as uneasy ;u? we art, a id thi Conredorates are
do less perplexed than the lejerals. Iu the Southern
Congrots tbo subject has beeu rec -utly debated w.tli
m ch energy, aim, ua it appears, with conatdsrable Uif
ference of opini<<n. We may collect, Indeed, from tba
disc us-ion. not only the present views of the Confede
rates,/u the views tvi h tvh.ci thry remmertcect th?- war,
uor will it be difficult to understand the phasea of fec.ing
through which they h ive tiaaaod.
On the lath r?f M r< h tli? lu-.-st >a wis introduced by
Mr. ttrowit,ofMi3tiisa i>pi, whogave axpre^ion too]iinlotia
f i mo lyeiiiertaiiied througiio t the Southern States, and
still che/ished by unaacciion of th j people. He held that
cot on was king; that thn world could not get on with
out c.iHt'ri, uud : lait eotloufO'ild tievet bj obtained r-.ee- t
froin tu." (?onl\jdei ute Stute-. He proposed, therefore,
uottn'y hit the existing et(-<k.4 of cotton should bj
burut, init t'.at no cot>n seed should be planted this
tr. tie ovati moved a lesolutlon imwuiDg a he'ivy
due on avery bnlo of cot t u which slio I I be produced
h y. n the-jmall quantity required ft?r homo con?unip
ii r .so tli t aii ht>i.eH of an American crop oven Iti 1S63
uiiglit be at once destroyed. In this ooliry he recotn
?i-'ote il thai thj South i n states sh >uid persist, ?'until
the world was disposed to d' tlicm justice, or. in n:her
in/nit, m il EmJarul and F arc*'l.otild conm to their a<
si tjn<v, rather than go without ? tton any longor. Ho
riittlicr < gucd. and with ait e iter show of reason, that
all th'i labor at the comtnaiid of the CiDfedorates would
be wanted for tlu production of the nece.^aries whirh
tl.ey could no logger imiwrt from other countries, and
that it was accordingly desirable to have the emergency
o: tne case delined and provided tor by law.
B'.t these arguments, thoi gh they would probably
have been success!ul twelvo n:o: th- mo, weie no longer
allowed to pass, and it is evident that the f-'outhernuis,
\l they mist ok their pati'ion a', llrst, havt been brought to
i mure correct aryireciatwn <*f ?( in the even's of th<? u<ar.
One spoaker bluntly declared that Kin* Cotton had been
tes e l. and found wantiug. The idea of tho omnipotence
of this staple and o: the power it gave tne cotton pro
ducing States ru st, he said, bo now abandoned; and, aa
a co ollary of the pr 'jiosi'.ion, the hope of foreign
iuterventi n must bo abandcue<1 also. Hts worda
were echoed by others, and H waa argued tn a
ver- terx.-iNe anil iracti a! way that it u>as not the in
ter*fto t.'ng'and tu int. fere in the ttrife, and that Mr.
Broum'i menace, io fa - fro n terrifying ut, uoiud but
en i.urare t? in the ? tn i(" were making to fee* our
telnet from d.p.~n I n ? on Amtrir.i aUoje'her.
It was shown that if the Co. federates, by
destroying all cotton stocks and prohibiting all cotton
pi ntiug, should render the exportation of cotton from
America an absolute impossibility I'orsutne time to eotue,
the re ult would only h ? an eiteetual prrmi .m on the
growth of cotton Iu other countries, and es:>t?cially in
iudla. Relieved from the kutlcipations ofa sudden elilux
from Charleston, all the cotton growiog countries would
redouble their exertions, and would probably sticcajd,
under the atimuiating influence of the high prices thus
ceated, in so improving tho quali'.y of thoir prod' O^ and
organizing their trade that the Amoriaans, when th?y
returned to the business, would Cud the market in the
p<.seen*ion of others. A forataate Qf these results was
perceptib'e already. "We berln," said a representa
tive ot South Carolina, "to find out Ihitt we have not
a monopoly, aad that c itton can be prolucel
elaewhere." He urged, theretore, that iustead
of forsaking the cultivation of cotton, thev should care
f nl.y promote It. To pit* u/' cotton to -uM be to gire up
what then were tigh ing/or. All the wealth, the import
ance and the position of the Southern S'atea depended on
this precisus staple. "We must let the world know that
we have it, <nd hat we will sell It cheap, and that we
will fight to k-ep It from our enemy and to protect it."
These arguments prevailed aud Mr. Brown'a motion waa
lost. Thi Confederates are lndtvd b .ruing their cotton
stneka in Tenneas>-?, and will probably destroy tham
elsewhere a>ao, aa they destroy all other stores,
rather than permit th<*m to bee tne pri/e to the enemy;
but t\ey har. rniectedihe idea of coe> ring Hurope into inter,
v-ntion by placing their cotton plauUi: <ns under an in
terdict.
1'Ue second thoughts of the Southerners ars certalsly
beat. It ia c oar frou the language at iresent used by
th ? sereders, both iu and out of .'on. j?, tha' they an.
tered upon the war with a oonfldent oxpe latlun of assist
ance from Europe. Thay thought that th'j" could extort
our co?>peruti(>n by tha agency of Klnj Cotton: and they
now etpreys themselves with t-mir acriiin ny on iha dlx
a"j*jintra->ut of th-iir views. They do n il give us much
credit Tor princip.s, tvt umtidcr thr' . <tr j>t tying a
deep, and, at they imagine, a d < -'re'.', yi?me for
commercial t* Up-ndtnt. t'h*. c-vil r it doing
fur our cAcniet what wouUt veer be dune
>.y th' imperial isgit a'ure. It ia g.v u theut the
benefit of a protective price for t..._?!/ p. Jduce, and
?e are straining every narva so 10 i> o>? tliix ua
unexpected upimrfnlty aa to wt: b :. ti tits' pr. duos
iu the command of the market. TUv ar* 'U t i*wt of
ihe cnn/el"atei, an# they are not fir /rout 'h' (<uA, >fe
do win tn liber*'* ur'eloe- from dep-ji'env on * tingle
tlaveho-ding c untry for th> tfipU material of our manu
fariai i. We liavo ha ', this wish for a long time, hut Ita
accomplishment seemsd almost im;?oasihla. ? ? ?
India a tn now not only reckon on a certain a ale, at re
munarativ" liritM,<>f tm the cotton she can raise, but oo
the probable continuance of this unexpected state of
tilings for a considerable time. Our boj? ia itiat she
may so iu t>.v? the interval aa to be a mat li for
America when America begins to trade o^am, and we
consider the result by no rui ans impr b ible. The rn?m
bor for S th Car- 1 na declared tsit the fonieierate
Mates m .st r-gain their monopoly at Suine time or .tlier,
and he .-ketched correctly <tw. ijbiheouiy iu anshywhich
this e el c uld be atrauied. 1I-- sai-1 they mitt k*ep up
?' plentiful crops, low pn ea and a-., ertority of the arti
cle." That, no doubt, would be the way to w.B; but no
body caa coujecture at present when tbe time lor the
Southerners >o reassert their claims to the cotton market
is l.ka'.y to arrive, 't is already evident that the" thirty
days " allowed by the feue a!S, after the capturo of Kort
Donelsoo, for tlie conclusion of the war was a vary
erroaeotj* ostimate indeed, while ih? Confederates, on
tha ether hand, though still anticipating victory, look
fo ward to a protractod struggle. If the South is In
earueet, it would be hard to place a limit to the duration
of the war; but is any case the deiangement of ia
duatiy and exhaustion of capital mist Impair the
resource* of the cotton States for a- me tuns to
eoms. Tha traces of such a war as is now raging in
America are not easily to be effltced. We are not
speakit.g now of harbors blocked up, railways destroy
ed and towns consigned to y?o names.but of the more
enduricg effects of heavy debt, dercQ^snimoaitiea and
revolutionised institutions. At this moment, though
the Confederates may prudently resolve not to lorego
the cultivatioa of eottoa, It is beyond all reaeon to ex
pect that o tt? a caa l>e cultivated to much purpose. The
Industry of tha country must unavoidably be diverted
in great measure to tha production of the necessaries of
life required by a population of nine millions debiried
from foreign trade, nor will it encourage the plantor to
reflect that his crop when raided m >y be seize.] by the
enemy un eaihesets Are to it himself. Atlthup; nonet
India a lena'lay,for here p-.riment, and it m -y en I by
placing heron n lead with all cfnpiitors, not r.iiy in <Kt
a> un lance and ch?t/me<s qf her pr.xlue, but t n U-: quality
lea
Italy.
It wis reported that (jaribaldl had raaigned the com
mand of tho Genoese Volunteers, aad It was beJWed
that the oorps would be disbanded.
Victor Emanuel still oontined at Naples. After having
visited the French fleet, the King addressed a letter to
the K'mperor Napoleon, tha' king him for his courtesy
towards himself and his sympathy for the Italian causa.
the King says ?
It ia lo:ig since 1 have experienced so much emotion as
I have to-day. The order which retgna ia the so thorn
provinces, and the earnest marks of attectkoa which I
everywhere receive, triumphantly reply to the calumaiea
of our enemies. Wa shall convince Europe that thd Idea
uf unity rtsts on solid bases, and ia thoroughly graven on
the hearts of all Ita lans.
The King also, whils thanking a Neapolitan deputation
whieb wai.ed u|wn him with aa address, said:?
P iblic safety Is not yet re-established, because Rome
la iha centre of conspiracies, but believe me when I say
that, much as the Italians wish to recover Heme, tA?
f' fnch with quite a* much to terminate their secupOlvm
of U.
The Pope returned ta Rome oa the .Id Inst A large
crowd assembled as he passed through the streeta
Poland*
As ths people were leaving tha Charch of ths Cross
after fil. irie service at Warsaw, on ths 4th Inst , twenty
two arrests were made by the police, oa acoount of some
forbidden songs having boeu sung with th ' sacred m islo.
Among ths persona arrested ware a few women. A
s iiiht c milict to k place with ths police. The patrols
had been doubled.
India.
nombay letters of April VI and Calcutta Of April I had
rcsehaS Kngi v.id.
The npwa lias been mainly anticipated.
Th" stitement that the Nana is alive Is categorically
denied by the Hnjlishmm.
The c tispiraey at Uydarsbsd wss being snravellsd.
w , , . _ Caiorrra, April lfl, sfla
Mr. ia ing n^n mftdt a financial Mat ?man t Mi)*
mates the surplus at one ml.lion aad a hair. Tba import
duties ea aotton goods art reduced. Kicbanss la ua
Krsights <|uist. ' ' *
Cawtow, April 1. Hflj
Tea Qrm and qalet. Exchange, 4s. 0><d.
Commercial Intelligence.
Tfll LONDON MONET HARKIT.
fPren the tendon Times (city at tlole). May 0 1
The English fundsepeaed this (6th) muring and were
suheequeatly strong, at en edraaoe of aa etgbth. The
first pries m o- useU for Beaqr was aad ths
lust 98% a 04. Fur the 10th of June the Anal bargains
*?rt at ?4 a MV- Bank clock closed at ti3g a 238;
K'ducml and now three per cents, V2 ft MX, and ex
c..e |ner bills, 14s. a 21s. premium.4
At tbs U-.uk to-day th ire was a full demand for dis
count.
Ttie transactions Ib foreign Mocks have been numerous,
es >oeialiy in Spanish c*rHSc*tes. At ar a ri-to to 11 ?4, a
inu:?e t H>k.i>Uc? to 10% ; but tb?rf? waa subsequently
a renewed improvement, und the Dual quotation wa? 11 \
a ll'?. Nothing traimnree us to the Intenttons of tho
M alrid Cabinet, and tho*e wno now apecu.ate in tb s se
curity m ift hear In cntud that tbey a#> uudtr tbe disad
vantage of operating in icuorsnce, while there U, per
haps, n llioit.vl party in ibe Spaslsii o ipital who art. fully
Informed of any uioaa :re? tint are likely to be adopted.
Italian live per c nits ar.) 1per caul hlguer, at 7oV a
71, and Ibo market generally has ?h"Wn im.rcwsoil buoy
ancy. Mexican, for the aocount, 32 a 3'J; Moorish,
91?.
ylhe list nrlce from Pnrh this evening was 71f., show
in,? a rteo ilia of an eighth.
Ther- s .t? no operations In b'tllion at the bank to-day.
Tbe Ma,'lalrn'i ha* arrived from Hr izil with ?j.),jti8,
aod th; As'*.. f. oui New York, with ?,*2,000.
TF Ik RUSSIAN I.OAW IN ENGLAND.
The I/>ndou J'im-j illy article says that the completion
of tbe Russian loan aifords evldenci of tbe little lnrtueiioe
which the merely *j>ec lativo classes can exeriin" upon
any opt-ra'.i'-n intrinsically supported by the solid capi
t. lists of L?;n lou aud the Coutmont. Probably tue .1st of
applicants For the prtseut loan combines a largor propor
tion of v.?.Ithy invefcuirs than was ever before oblainod
la nny aialo^otis cts?\
The I. nd n .Veto city article says that tbe correct par
ticulari of tho Uus&iin loan subscription will p.obabiy
not be |? rritt<xl to iransp.ro in tho frank an 1 explicit
mam.er ncc ss irv, as tho Stock KiChanfO Cominiuo re
fuse to let tbesha osof a public company be quoted
unless two-thirds of its capital bs subscribed. The com
mittee should. In the rase of the Russian loan, aui'orsu all
the publication desirable.
AXKKIt'AN COVS NKKNT KBC.'KITIIS AND RAILWAYS.
Maryland 5 per oent 71 a 83
1'uited Status 5 per cent, rod. 1874......... 75 a 77
VirhiniaSuite 8 |*er cent 61 a 53
At. J; (H. W^s., N. Y. sec. 1st m. '80 7. p.C. ?6 s 61
Erie shut es $100 (all paid) 32 a 33
Do., 7 por cent, pre.'e 6:;'ja 61>?
I)x., assessment -c ip 13* a 2
l<o., 1st ra iri'-'a^c, 7 per e*ul, 1807 9 ? a 92
Do.,2d do., 7 per cent, 186? 86 S 90
ro., 3d do., 7 per coot, lt>83 80 a- 81
Do.,4thdo.,7 j?er c^nt 7ft s 73
I o., 5:b do., 7 per cent 70 s 72
Illinois (Neutral 0 per rent, red. 1875 73 s 75
Do., 7 per ctfiit, 187 T7 a 78
Do., $100 ?! *r<;.?, $!>') (wild dis. 47 a 4J
|y>.,$l'H)tb.? e.'.,ali pa i 61 S 62
Michijfan Central, con. 1803, 8 i>er cent .... 83 ft 86
1 o., sinking wind. 8 p. c., 1st in., 18V2... 84 s 88
ftlichig m S. & N. Ind. (sinking funi*), 1885. To a 75
Do.,#100shuros 19 a 21
N. Y. ( eatrat 0 per cent f*i:'k. fund), 1883. 81 s 82
D>.,7 por cent, 1?64 88 a H2
Do., 7 per eeat (sinkingfund), 1876 88 a 92
Dj., 7 por cent convortlbie bomlg, 1876.. 83 a 01
Do. .$100 shares 72 s 73
Panama lt*ilroad, lft ra., 7 per cent, 1836.. 100 s 102
Do.,2.'. do..7 per cent, 1872 9? s 101
Pennsylvania Kit. bon is, 1st in.,0 y.O.,con. 86 a 84
lio., 21 m >r;g i^e, 0 por crnt (4 a 86
Do., $50 sh ires 41 a 43
PLila lei^hia au:i fiaading,$50 sb ires 19 a 22
LIVKKPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Livkwoql, May 5,1S82.
Tho demand for cotton to day ha.; been moderate only,
ard the - a -s d j not exceed 5 oOO biles, Including 500 wn
speculation and for export. Prices steaily.
TBI LATZST
Liverpool, May 6?P. M.
Cotton.?Sales, 4,009 balca. Market dull aud u&
chaaxeJ.
Fiour deollned 6d:
Wheat irregu.ar and easier.
Corn quiet aud steady.
Ii 'ef had a delmlag tendency.
Pork heavy.
Lard quiet and steady.
Lo.vdok, May 6?P. M.
Congo's, 93a 94.
American sec.iritics quiet aud steady.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Batcrdat, May 17?6 P. M.
The mousy market is without change; rates for
call loans are 4 a 5 on stocks, and 3 on gold or
exchange. Bills closed 113% a % for bankers'.
Gold is a shade lower, closing at 103}{.
The stook market ?N active thia morning; but
pricea were irregular. Governments and State
stocks were a fraction easier. Pacific Mail started
np again, and advanced 3 per cent. Michigan
Southern, in which a cliqne seems to bo operating,
was likewise higher; the guaranteed were x/% and
the old stock yt per cent. The bonds were also
in active demand at higher pricua; the sinking
funds are held at 98?an advance of S per cent with
in a fortnight?and the second mortgages at U3.
Other railway shares were about steady at yester
day's prices. All kinds of bond are wanted, and
the prospect is that no railway bonds of the best
clasa will be below par at midanmmcr. Erie
was very active this morning, and the
preferred stock waa higher. Between the
boards the market was steady. At the seoond
board there was no change whatever in prices.
The market closed steady, the following being
the last quotation*:?United States C's, registered.
1*581, 104 a 104; do. C's, coupon, 1881, 104% a
104%; do. 5's, do., 1974,94 a 94%; Treasury note*,
104,% a 104*4? Tennessee 6's, 68% a 50%; Virginia
6's, 59 a 60; North Carolina 6'?, 72% a 73; Mis
souri 6's, 62 a 52%; Pacific Mail, 115% a
116; New York Central, 69% a f>9%; Erie,
39% a 39%; do. preferred, 66%' a 67; Hudson
L'iver, 42% a 42%; Harlem, 13% a 14; do. pre
ferrcd, 35% a 36; Reading, 49 a 49%; Michigan
Central, 61 a 61%; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 26% a 26% ; do. guaranteed?
66% a 56%; Paufma, 129 a 130; Illinois Central,
62 a 62%; (Jalcna and Chicago, 71% a 72 ; Cleve
'and a-.d Toledo, 46% a 4G%; Chicago aud Rock
Island, 65 a 65%; Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy,
70 a 70%; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chieu, 29%
a 30; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 93 a 93%; r;old>
103% a 103% .
The business of tho Sub-Treasury ivm as follows
to-day:?
R? etpt* $841,694 30
?for? jslorns 136,000 oo
Payments 1,621,008 62
B?W? 15,120.703 48
The Etna to-day took out $539,707, and the
Hammonia $253,000?in all $792,707.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $22,429,358 55, and the balances
$1,017,704 11. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were $167,370,055 26?being a daily
average of $27,895,009 21?against $30,185,689 49
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The following table shows the advanco of the
week in leading railway bonds:?
May 9. Jfay 17.
New York Central 6's 88 a 87 w\
Do. 7'S 106 a 106 l(K?;,a 107
Krla 1 nt mortgage 104 a V)4){ lOfl^a 107
Eria 21 d?...,T 101';?1M lot 104
Erie 3d do 86 v,a 86 07
Erie 4th do 88 a 80 80ji<a 90
Kris &lb do 88 a 80 8> a 00
HacUon River 1st asortgage 107 a 100 107 a 110
llo. 3d do.... 103 a 10J>{ 104 a 104X
Do. 3d do.... 86 a HO'.,' H8 i.a 80
Harlem 1st atnrtfage 101 a 101)< 103^a 103
i>o. 2d de "8 a 89 100 a 100
Do. ai do so a 81 82 a 85
Illinois Central 7's 02 a <H>i P2'{a 82V
Michigan Central B's 10: ,i 105 105 ^a 106
Mich Southern stnk'g fond. 02'?? 83 07.'?a 87>tf
Comptroller Haws, pnrsnant to pnbllc notice,
opened the bids for tho new Court House fund
stock, authorized by the last Legislature, at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The stock bears six
per cent interest, and is payable in successive an
nual instalments of $100,000 from 1875. The fol*
lowing ia a summary of the bids aud awards made
by the Comptroller:?
,Vai??. Jnrmn* Jtitt. Acccp'td..
WardAGo $16.ooo 101.00 16,000
Ward A Co 19.000 100 55 It,000
Wand* Co $15,000 100.40 llO.OOO
K. M. Hruc? 10."00 100 05 ?
J. U. Htllyer 1,700 100.30 ?
E. Whltebuuse, Bob A Mur
rlson 14,700 100 30 ?
JebaJ. Crane 3,500 ion 00 ?
German Haviuga Bank $0,009 100.00 ?
Ed. D. Sobria and Chas. A.
Welsh, trustees 20.000 100 50 90 000
Ambrose K. Ely 20,000 100 5$ 20,000
.Mnbrose K. E'y 90,000 100 80 ?
AmbreeeR. E./ 20.000 .100.05 ?
Eliza Graen 4,000 ion 26 ?
H. k P. W. Mayor. 6,0o0 11.0 10 ?
H. kt. W. Mnjrer. 6.000 100.50 $,000
D. H. Johnston 1.000 100 25 ?
Thos. Tileston 60.000 100.37X ?
Tlioe. T.leeton 60,000 101 50 $0,000
Robert Jeffrey l.ovo 180.25 ?
f Total BOO ,000
The official return o the earnings of the Cleve
land and Pittsburg Railroad in April is as fol
lows:?
April 1 $104,071
April, 88,610
Increase $5/261
The Increase for the first five months of the Qg
cal y#ar is about 11104k*0, The fiscal year com
menced Deceuibur 1, lHCf.v ^
Mtork
FAi L WMY, >kjty 17, 1862.
$'0000 US 6 s,'81 ,reg 104 483 aha l'ac Ml* ('liti
TOiKMtUS 6 x, 'Sl.cou. 104 100 UO 1.30 110
'JOOOO U S 6's, '74,cuu 94* 210 do pic 115>i
*JO0 do 91* 6 dn 11?*
llOOOOhi'lU's.'OO ... 103 60 do 117
JOOO Kentncy d's... 92* 20 do 118*
6000 I I sou bf, '79.. 97* 50 du slOlHi
60oo0 III war l-xtn... 06* 160 do opg 116*
looo lud war loan... 05.. (NT Cen KB
6000 Tun 8's, 6H 230 do 81 i
12(M) do 68 * 100 du 8??;
5000 do 68* 60 MU ft P du C Kit.. 2a*
6000 Missouri 8's.., 62* 460 do 30
2000? do 62* 800 Erf* RR b30 39*
6000 do SCO 61* 360 do b3? 80*
6000 do 816 62* 800 do 30
l(iO?llfl'j,UoIlVillLK *00 do 39V
10<>0 do fi2* 100 do b30 3J
600oErieRn3dmt>,83 07 100 do 39*
6000 ErieRR4th in b 00 400 Erie RR....pr?f 67*
4000 (to 89* 100 do b30 67 *
lOoOHiul Rivlstrah 107* 75 do 67*
6000 Har RR 2d in b 100 60 do b30 67*
2.5000 Mich So 2J mge 83 fO do b30 67*
6000 do 83* 100 rTtidsoa River RR 48
3000 do 83 * 225 Mich Central Kit 61
7000 N* Ind ana lstm 100* 100 do h30 61*
1000 Tol ft Wa 2d m 68* 10 Mich 84N Ind RK 26
2000 do 68* 1150 do 26*
ltfOOO do 68 * 300 do 26*
160C0 Tol ft Wuib 1 ra. 90 137T do 26*
SOCOCoshcn Br bs.. 100* 260 do b30 26*
11000 111 Csti KR b*.. 98 100 do slO 26^'
6O0O Ter H ft AU 2 in Ml 1260 MichSoftN I g atk 68 ^
10000 Clii JcNWass'tba 46 6,44 do 66*
200TO Cbi ft N W 2 ru. 24* 650 do 66*
20o0 Tol.tWab Uw bs 70 100 do *15 6b*
mocievftTulf I bs 98 60 do fc30 66*
5000 American fold. 103 400 do b30 66*
20000 do b60 103* 155 Panama RR 129*
M0"0 do 103 * 500Cl?vft Pit ? R R 21*
SOOUOO do *30 102* 900 do 2l*
6 sha Uk of Jf York 100 100 do biO 21*
12 do 100* 50 Gal ft Chicago lUt 72*
29 Bank of America. 110 60 do 72*
40 Bk State of N Y'k 92 200 Cleve ft ToledoKR 40*
10 Uk of Commerce. 98* 200 do 46*
16 do 98* 200 d.i slO 46*
44 Amer Exch Hunk 91* 650 Chle ft Kk laid RR 6r? *
20 Irvisg Bank 78 100 da h60 85*
60 Del ft Hud '"anCo 98* 10 Chic, liur ft Q KR 63*
70 Pacific M a&Co... 115 60 do TO
? do 115*
?HOOND BOARD.
$5000nS8'l,'61ng.kl0.103* 150 sha Pac M S3 To. 118
10000 do 104 100 do 830 116
4000 TJ 8 6's, '81 ,cou 104* 60 N Y Can RR 89*
2500 rS6ti810rwl*y 103 100 do s30 80
1030 Mls-onri 6's... 62* 550 Erie RR 39*
3O00 Indiana 6 s, w 1 94 10 do 39*
OOOOllliuois war loan 60* 100 Kria RR praf. ... 67
"000 do 96* 100 Hudson River RR 42*
1000 California 7's.. 98 50 do b60 43
6000 N Y Central 6's 100 fO do 42*
50<4> Tol ft Wab 2dm 69 425 Mich Con RR.... 01
6000 Hud R a f bonds 106 100 do b30 61
1000 Hud R KR 3dm 91 160 Mich So ft N I RR 26
3000 Chi ft N W 2dm 24* 460 Mich Ho ft N I g s 66
1000 MichS lstmbds Oil* 60 III Cen RR scr.sSO 61*
6000 Mich So 2d m.. 83 800 Clev ft I'lttRb RR 22
5000 TerH ftAlt 2din 82* 60 <-'al ft rfcl RR.bTO 73
4i'00 lol.tWab lstm 90 100 a it ft Tol RR.ti30 4C*
'-'000 do 90* 100 Chi ft III RR.. l>60 05*
4S000 American gold. 103* 60 Chi. Bur ft Q RR. 70
330 elia l'etin Coal Co. 86*
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Saturday, May 17?6 P. M.
Flora.?The market was heavy and lower, and, after
the raws by the (Jroat Kastarn, c' >se.l at a decline of 6c.
a 10c. pur bbl. ixtra State sold down to $4 70.
Wubat was heavy and lower, while sales were limited.
Coax was lower and less active, with sales of 25,000 a
30,000 busheh;, at 51c. a 52* lor u<ixed, in store and de
livered, with small lots reported at 53c.
1'i'rk.?Hesvy sales; 300 bbU. at $12 60. Prime was
$9 75 a$0 87*.
Wiuhkky wu.s quiet and nominal at 23c. for State, and
23*e. for Wostern.
REWARDS.
A LITERAL REWARD WILL BK PllD KOR THH
jt\. recor-ry of a Li ijrH >-old humia case Watch, de
lached le er. No. 17 (i"*), made by Robeit, at Chaux de
Konds, with <old chain with two key* nnd Ntnall onyx m-u1
attached; u'so a Obalelaiae Pin, with shl'-ld bo.ir ng lo'liais
K. A. C.. all ut which * ere stolen from a room nl tho Pierre
r.tu House. Ukj >klyo, on Taesday evenlog. 13th Inst. In
rma'ion may i>e loft at the 1'ierrcpjnt HoaS% or at No. 66
Broadway, N. Y.
REWARD -I.OST, ON MONDAY, THE 12TII INST.,
'PI in going from Twetity-a^eoo I street to Sou Ji farrv. a
pair of Hold |Si*jis'lea 1 far-lgli't'd). In a black leather
sheath. The iiuJ.-r will receive the sbovo reward by ltarlng
them at T. W. 3.rone's, 08 Nassau st.ret.
RKWARD.-L03T, ON TUESDAY, MAY 7, ?
?PtJ white It.llan tiftbound, with butf oars. By return
In? liar to 18ci Weal Elevaoth atreet the ab ve rewarl will
tat paK. ?. HURD.
(1.1 H REWAKD.?LOST, ON BUNDAY, 11TH INST.,
Splli fr -m St Hleonkei aueal, a aray 1'arroi, wl.b red
lull; talk* very plain; will call Ua owner * same very dla
tluetly. Any pet nun ending the hint and reiurnlmt It or
g vliiK intormailcu where il fay be found will receive tbo
al>uec reward.
RBWARD ?LOST OR SUPPOSED TO HAVE
vDJjO b en taken oy misU\e of of the Fad Rlvtr boat on
May S, a large bUw-k Trunk, marked Geo. P. Ne.L The aoove
reward will be pai 1 for the delivery of the trunk 10 Win.
Kirhy. W.utotieater Hotel, Puurth aveuue ana Twenty
awe nth street.
(?t>e REWARD.?LOST. BETWEEN TOTTEN'VILLB,
ty?rJ Sta4"0 Island, and the ferry boat Clifton, on rtun
<U) evening last, a laigu old EnglUu Lever Held Watch and
\est ('bain sttachril, numbered 5.H20. Il Is a family rollc,
and the aoove reward will be ; a'd, with ths ibatiks of the
owuer, if taken to the More of Mr. Plalu, loi SUib avenue.
O RA REWARD.?ISTOLES, UNDER THE PRETENCE
of hiring, a Uor*\ Tup Wugi>u. Harney and lt.au.
kcl. Th<' Uor.? it a hot. mil rcan mare, U'i hands high, tea
year*oi l, ah.1 a wutte ?p. t ou tier for*uea 1, kind legs white.
Tie \N a^onia newly i-aintrd a dark >;reen, with a hlajk stilps,
the body Ix about a- r. u larhe* deep, square box, open, uo
boot, under the seat Is a box f"r the Hide curtain. The H.?r
nrsa Ik ailver plated, about half worn. Tje Blanket is gray
cuijwd KerM.v. The person is ai>out at ty year* o d, aud urn
feel tlirwe or lour jn ties blgh, fore ? dark suit of cfeh
clothe*, and had the appearance ol 4 wtll-to-dO fanner.
will he palrl for the detection uf the tht'-f, and $26 for the
propc.tr, aud in proporuon foi any i>art restored.
11 A AO. POLHEMCS,
17 Grand street, Wlllia.usbi.ig L, I.
PERSONAL.
\ H IS IS TOWN AND WANTS TO SEE YOU TCES
A, diy next, 20th >r.at., at the same hour and same piaoe
CllAB.
Mil, AC TEL AKKRLCND, Of SWEDEN, 13 RE
quntefl to call on ...? fa'her, who haa jiiil arrived i<nd
ll llt}b| at iku 8iutt|aricr llot, No*. 23 and HI Grcenwicb
street
MISS MARY KELLY, OR MRS. MARY SMITH, OP
California, will pit as} ?cnd her address to L., box 179
Herald oSl<e.
8. R., JERSEY CITY.-OET LETTER FROM POST
office before 9 A. M. Montay.
s,
STRAYED KROd H!S HOME, fH WEST TUIRTY-HE
cund ntreet. on the Stliiinat. Mr. Hugh Donohue. agu'liUS
year*. Any Information In regard to hun will be Uauk.uUy
received by his son, Jam?* Donohue.
THE PERSON HAYING THE PACKAGE FoB EVE
leen Ire*, who resides at 181 Wooster street, will plcaso
leave It at 133 Wooster street.
T1TILL ANY ONE KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS
TT of Mr Blllway, formerly with Dr. Dennnon, of Hud
tor street, New York, ple^ae send hi* add re** to Pharmacy,
elation A, Spring street?
"\17ASHINUTON (FOUR OR FIVE DAYSv?DEAR O",
TT If you have returned will yoa let me ace vo.t a* eoon
a* poealblet I .in mo?t anxious to prove to you I meant no.
thing unkind In anything said at cur last Interview. I all
at the fo*t o.te every evening.
200
-1, 13, 3, 4, 5, 40, 4, 2 O'CLOCK TO DAY.
100.
THE FIREMEN.
IEXINOTON STEAM BNOINE company NO. 7.-AT
j the regular annual mneting af Lexington etf-am En
giae Company No. 7. held a' the engine houae on Monday
evening. May 13. l(jt>2, the following gentlemen were elected
otllcfi s for tne en "ii.iig y?ir?Foreman, Eaward Marrenmr,
unanimously re-e'ectea: Assistant Kn-enian, Aldan Wild,
vice L. VV. Armstrong; Secretary, Eugene D. Croker, unsi;.
n.ousiy reflected; As?l*(ant Secretary. Thomas Ryan, unani
mously r*-ele<iUd; Tru;.* irer. Hiram L. Ha.iiht. unanimous.
Iv re-e'eeled; Befresentatirea, Eugene D. Croker an<l Wm.
W. Rhode*. ?. Ire Ed. Marrenner and W. H. Cochran, dccilued;
Bt'ward. Win. F. Wllnon, vice Qeoive Ming*.
E. D. Cno*KB, Secretary. F. MAKRESER, Chairman.
HOTEIJ. ~
Tl'HITNEY HOUSE, bhoadway, CORNER OF
TT Twelfth *treet.?A *pl*n<iid H lit of itoou*, hath au<l
water ciO'.rt attached, on Brat lloor. on BruadW y, will U? let
with or without Board on reasonable ternu.. Dinner at sis
o'clock.
WHITNEY HOUSE broadway, CORNER TWELFTH
TT street?On the European plan or otherwise. Single
Booms .M c nt*. 76 c i.i* aud $1 per day. Double Booms $1
to $& Hoom* permanenuy engaged ot> liberal term*.
WATCHES, JEWILKY, Ac.
California diamondb-bbeastpins, bakbinoh
Bracelets, Necklac e, Binge, al! *et in in>>' i? carat gold
and equal In brilliancy to the real, *t one tenth of the prio*.
Sent by mall to any part of the country cm receiptor the
cash. original b JACOBS.
407 Broadway, e*tat>ll*hed IMS.
I
IIE RENOWNED JEWEL. OP MADAMB RACHEL,
oon*l*uuj[ ol I I Ham n 1 ttoi, prew.tt d by the Emperor
r;apolauB llf' 1 Piam?p>l ilraieiet, presented oy yueen
Victoria; I 1) aaiun' Fro5'h, fires"nt?d by 1_-Incese Ma
tolide: 1 Sliver Dress.ng Casa, MMItMl >?y Pnnee Oorte
chakolT; will t* ?>ld at % great oarrH.ee at M? Everett
House. Call for a few dnye, unUi 9 >'? M.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY OF ALL DESCBIP
lion* for sale by OKO. 0. ALLEN, Bior iway, one
4o?T be! >w Canal *tre?t, foi merly No. 11 W all str at.
N
RBMOVAIall.
OTIOE -THE AOENCT FOB THE BALE OF GOODS
man ifaetured hy ????
TUB UNION INDIA BUBBEB company
willherem .ved, on tue IM of Ma; Mil, Irons Ko. 103 Lib
erty ?iiw!t to No. 12 Fark place. _ .. .
11Y. 0. HADDEN, President.
NkW Yoa*, April 15,1M3.
WILLIAM 0. OREBNK, LATE OF CHAMBERS
street, would r<'?p?etfully Iniorm bl* friend" an.I the
public generally that he baa removed to 48 Walk?r street,
near Broadway, N. Y.
M. T. COLEMAM A CO. HAVE THIS DAT *8
moved to 70 Wall street and 141 Ptarl mreet.
w
" ^ 'k'UR, TV UP-.
CU illl ? ( 'V BSE
?T .M I re II l\?<i KJVrt .'li'^DRKD DOLLAUS
Ti.e lui.-r-.tne match *?K W 1 r ??'??. In
hui'l. will lii! decided oil' *?'? F*sVo-! A sooijl.on Courio
on l'u m is Maya). The -o i j . <*??' ? well s nowu
h n lc celJIug I.anot an the j'o.ic' cn'll 1 ? ?. ?? i'V'8,
3 bev are hi clarge of Taliiii..u n V lit i*. ' i"" '" , J
capital race is fully anticipated BJ?u WV *2,
Thirty.founli aireet everylive tautuu? TA1 from Uum"
era Point ul 1 o'clock. Fare reduced lo Vfc ?V ?
j i >h Kin onocwi * ? n^*?r'_
i;s, ciiuuAaua, AC. H
ApOAOH FOB HALE. INQUIRE 09 TBOffL'i
S JKUEIIS, ii>5 Lew is street. lo ic aceu a: 7W Fimfl*
street, fc.a?t nvor. .
A FINE BAY COUPE H<>RSE, H AMILTONIAN
Btocii, direct from th? conntry. & >eare old, lu\ Lands
hUh; m g< od ami Irce driver hi ?lugl.' ami double harness,
hold lor want of u^a l>y lb.: uwu r, w no bred hlin. CM be
at Oakley a atablca, Hoi oken fei ry, N. J.
Blooded saddi.e mare for sale?suitiblk
"?f ajadjr. Apply at 81 Gold atr- ot, up stnirs.
CAKKIAliE FOB SALE?A VEIIY OENTEP.L TWO
horse park. Wagon, on* aeat. aervaut'a a-at tw'ilml; ll
la in perlecl o.. c a id win bi* told fur naif |ta vaiuc. Can
be seen In the carriage ahop corner of Broadway an J Thlily
seventh atrcet.
(1ARRIA0ES. HORSES AND HARNRSS FOR SALE.?
J -'UO light family Carriages, I'lno i, Koe.awaya, park
and deiMil Wa ona. groivia', ? xpress aud busine-a Wagon*,
top and road Hug ;i a; 30 Hor-s. a ngln an i paira; Hsin-sa
and Saddlery, au I second baud Wagons of all kluua, at 164
Fulton avenue anil lONevlnaiti a , Hr.oklyn
CARIIIAOBS.-O.VE VERY UUHT SQUARE BOX
turnover seat, leather t:l'.n*md io kawaj ; one ?eiy
light sty 1 all lload Wugon, cqi al to an tu th city; tii?n w
top leather trimmra il.ituy; price S'A); oue second mind tour
aeat leather trl nni id l'h eton, an i a i.tidba d a'.ul ? ??,u
Btityy, on the 8 h mat; one C ?upe Ki.c'.away, ondo .blj set
carriage Harness, i Uy made To be o. l .o.- lor caah,
MACALl'INE .v EDEY, M Ce>(ar atr ?"!.
FOR SALE-TEN VERY FAST TUOTT1KO HORDES,
juat from Vermont. Dcscrip.ion?.No. In a ap.eu id
dapple gray man', ID't liau i dkjIi, ti )ears old. aouu . and
klu ?: one of the llrat saddle in u\ iu tbe S ate of New Yora;
trma last, and cantera. Nu J i? a very une tn:iy luaile
aorrol hoi a.*, 1A)? bauds hig <; will u.'lgb 1.0 it pounds;
auunil and kind; wi.l a'mw 2 iA to lianiraaor ui ihf pole; 7
vraraold thia aurln^. Worthy u u tioe. No. S la a ?ery
hanilsume iiay, long tallEili..n Al u colt. 15 ban.la huh.
aound an J klud: will anow 2:5*' In li.:.-nr?a or lo the pole, aud
la very gentle. No. 4 .a a anil b tail buy .. are, 7 ye.ira old,
aound aud kind, 15 handa 1 tnrli hiyh; hamlaoiue: will show
2.40 or better to a wat.ou:a goo 1 po e mare. No. ft, a per
fect blaoU mare. 7 year3 old tiila apnug, loiu tail. 1ft In. .da
bigb, aound and kind, and atyUabj w I. ahowr 2:40 in harueaa
or pole. A hall aiati-r to the t,iay inai'! Soiitag. Noa. 7 iud
8, a a irrel horae and bay mar.-, sound and Kind; ulll >.how
2.40 together on the track, or no eale. Alao 4 oth. r g o I
road hor^ea. Can be seen at tbe Waverley Hotel aiaiili a,
Nluety-aUth air et and ii.oa .way.
IpOR SALE?A PAIR OF superior BLACK HORSES
' (a perfect tuaich), 16 hauda h gu, b o?eu until lo aa lule
and hai uela. T:.e above are warrant u aonm: anil tin from
vice; price $1,000. Appli. at O'i to oe ma ic t > Hie groom at
Hager'a Uvtry aiablea, corner of Br.iadway and Twentieth
street, or to Mr. White, at the Everett House.
f'OR SALE-A VERY BEAUTIFUL FULL BLOOD
bay Mam, alx ye.ira old, warranted eoun >, broken lor
the aiddle, single arid touble harneaa; price $200. Apply to
JOHN OllXELAN, Meriliauu' Bank, or al McOorern'a
auble, Love laue, Brooklyn.
For sale-the well kno>vn horse called
San, ua. il lo run witn Eihau Alien ana i**utern. Ad
dress B. W., Herald olll^e.
I POP SALE?TWO MARES, SENT IN FROM THE
1 c intry lor the advertiser to dia^o-e of; o ie a aplenuid
jut black, 15 lian .a 3 liicbea hiali, 0 yrars oi l; lor ooupe or
family u?e not aui paaaed in tula city, the oilier ia a bright
bar, 14 handa 2 in.ihes, Hag tail, uat.ik points, a splendid r. ad
ster and can trot In 2 45. Tlie above are .vitbout laull or
biemiah. Inquire of WM. T. ALULN, shoe more, 2'jj Third
avenue.
FOR 8ALE-A FINE PAIR OF DARK SORREL
Horaea, between l."> aud lo hands, together Willi a
stylish Double Harneas, city ma Ic; also a Koc*awsy, made
bj Brewater. to acat six persons, Lungcn lour aurluga; baa
moveable glusa front. Apply at 25 B'arer street.
For salb-a very handsome pair of dark
bay Colts, three yeara old this May, penect'v mati'iod,
15 hauda Mgli, heavy black mauea and taiia, wen b.oke. both
to auddle and barm an. Can be aeen at all lioi.ia oi the day
at J. H. Curtis' atabie, Lorelnu", Btookiyi.
For sale-a fine bay horse, is hands hiuh,
aound uni kind in harness; a iu,e S. ddle ilorse lor a
lady or gentldinan. Inquire al tiie aiable of M. Flyun, 113
East Eighteenth street.
For sale-a fine bay coupe house, i? hands
liigh; a stylish and prompt driver. Sol i lo. wr^i.t o use.
Inquire of ANDltEW McHltIl>E, 2o- E.at Fifteenth atrret.
FOR SALE?two six SEAT EOCKAW AY CARi'.IAUBS,
one top ?aiun and oue a..Uy, a . ,n i.ood o.aer. Ai.o
two a ita do blc Harntaa. Ap. 'y at 301 rttiulU Tulrd airert,
Brooklyn, E. D., or 107 John atraet, Kaw Yo. k.
Fob SAiiB?a sinolb horse truck waqon,
with Horac, Harness and down town Work. Inquire
at 64 Dey atieet, baseuitnt.
For salb-itie finest pair of bat fox
lluular Horaea tbal have be niiirmrket th a season;
stand 15>{ handa hlsb, pon.v ir.ade, have t ue full long talis,
extra travellers, and lor stylo and oeai.ty cannot be a irpasa
ed by uny in market. Alao two otb. r tira une Palra, tun
beat and lineal coupe Horau that la for sale m the city, and
two very laat Hora ia. The abive have Juat arrivd from
the northern part of this Stat , aud will e close 1 out at low
prices. Can be seen at Metropolian (tables oroer of I'ri'ico
and Crosby streets. LEWIS. Owner.
LIOR SALE CHEAP?A TWO HORSE bockaway
r Catriage, three aeata, nearly new; a .luibie t . run to
dapot with paaaengnra. Apply lo B. U. Sll .iEVB Iiti South
Ninth street, Willlaniahurg, before oieren o'eloik, or after
alx o'cloak P. M.
FOB SALE CHEAP?TWO NEW LIGHT ROAD *A
gona and one three a-st Ko kawajr Carriage. Aoply at
Fuller'a livery atablea, comer East Broadway and Uouver
neur atreat.
FOR SALE CHEAP?a OROOBR-S TOP WAGON; HAS
only been used about one year; co i $175; will be ev.d
very cheap for want of use. Apply at tbe corner of Oreeu
wlch aveuue and Twelfth sjreet.
Horse for sale.-a bay mare, sixteen
hards high, alt yeara old, Ptjrliah and gentle. Can be
Been al King's a'ablea, lu Fortu th sireet near Mad.aon ave
nue, by inq nr.n^ for PATRICK NUOhNf.
Horse wanted.?the advertiser desires to
purchaae a fa.i.lly lloren, bav. lu bauds high, auowy
and one Hint can trot in 3 I# a 3 30; must be warranted by a
ro^uoualbln person, not a >ior d alnr, to i? per.ecily aound
and gentle. Address bt>, 2,ft7- Foil Olrce.
MA'IE FOR SALE CI1E \P.?UANDcOKE, TOITNO,
sound, kind, brave and grot1*; ? hii trot in abottl3)e
mlnut-s, requires uo whir an t docs i.oi ,iull; price $AM.
Inquire a' stable 2 t'j Clinton street, from 12 to S.
CTALLIONS, MAULS ANr> GELDINGS P R SALE ?
O One thoroughbred sth lion, Chan ? llo ?. by Winfield, o t
of Clara, I>; Friday, Ac. lie Is a b. a uifi.l c.e?tnut sorrel,
15 4 l aud* high, H years o d.
filalllon Cnevalter, b/Wil ?ir, out or Foitutia. by Harris
Haul iclihiUn. 4c. He ih jet .due*. witliout ? hlte, 16 h nJs
)i ill. C yr.ir? old. Hu I- ?? near perfection la syu:mctrj and
b''Biii>'R? any ho,-e in Amerln
S allioii JarMi- E lip r, by Mnrst, out of Tempest, by
(Colonel Buy llo u 19)f binds bigli, 4 .\ears
of), a d cm tro. in 3 &>.
B al lon Aim r.cau Tr.iv Her, by American, Ae , 2 years old.
Al-.o >l( M'l*' un I Geld IW . trou: 4 to 7 ye.irs old, and six
bead of thoroughbred Short Horned Cttnl ?.
The above sto k are owned prim i|?lly br gentleman of.
th-South, who h?ve s<m t instrti-tions to lave I mm anld.
Thi ??. ran bj seen ?t the am of (}, S. Haines, Elizabeth,
New Jersey, 14 mllea from New York. Train- leave toe foot
of Cortlandt street nearly every liour.
SHETLAND PONY WANTED?MUST BE VERY
gentle. suitable fir an Invalid .til a'.so Wagon und
Harness. Address. wlih prlee nn I where to be seen, J. II.
bo\ 2.l^O Pout offl-e, New York.
SADDLE.?ENGLISH SADDLE. DOUBLE REIN PEL
lum Bridle and Martingale for aile. in good order. Ap
'ply at M Beekman s'.teet, upstairs.
THE CELEBRATED HORflE GEO M. PATCHEN WILL
stand formates on the Dykemtn farm, near Kings
bri lge, at $100 the seaaou. Good stables and |> ?store pro
Tided tormarea. WM. WAI.TERM1RE,
Washing.on Drove Yard.
TORONTO CHIEF1 WILL STAND DURUM THE
present season, on the (arm of uls owner at Flushing,
Long Island, In charge of P. P. UANNA, to whom all com
munications will be addressed.
TtHE TitOTTINa STALLION El'P.EE A WILL STAND AT
the farm of th? owner, FiSbkill Pislns, Dutebess county,
N?w York, at $60 tbe ??awn. CHARLES RO! INSoN."
rPASTt'RB.?HORSES TAKEN TO FASTURB AND
pruuerl oared for by th* Subaerlbr, at Ills resld nee,
Newtown, *. 1. WILSON M^LLIR.
TO cartmbn AND LABORERS.-WANTBD TWENTY
Horses and Carls, to work on the Ui.lon Ex r lamg
Track, Sev-nty-second and Seven'y-third streets, Bloou.lng.
rt.iicruad: lit eral priocs and cash paid weekly. Apply to
iAS. F1NLAY, Manager.
WANTED?A COUPE ROCKAWAY, FOUR SPRINGS*
suitable i ,r on* borne. A Coit|e might answer If
light. Would purchase ltor*e and Harness also. Address
E., boi I.WO Post office
WINU9 AND LMVOIll.
PCUFF, ?M EIGHTH AVhNUE. OFFERS FOR SALE
? in bond, duty paid, t,,e bula .c ? ol an Invo ce bigb
flavored din. in thice-'iuarer pU^s; Sjerry Winn, in o tav.s
and ipiarlers; Arise Seiguctte Bran ly, in eighth and t^uarter
oaaks, just arrived, at tho l >wcstea<h prico.
MEDICAL.
AN tiLD STAND -IRl'AL CONHI LTaTIOiTs. DR!
BAKROW, IW lOeeker street, four (loots frwm Mao
douifal street, N. V from 11 till - and Irom 4 to 8.
CtALL ON DR. O. R. BuND. NO 60 ORCHARD, COR
J ner of Urand street, If unvtMng la Hie matter and lie
will do wb?t alt the Ml ^r > niso lo do.
DR. F. HOLLIOK. AUTHOR OF THE " MARRIAGE
Guide," Ae., and lecturer ou 'The Fhysiology am lie.
raOaeiannts ol tne I'aremal System." niay be consulted
dally (eioept Sundays), from t u till two o'clock, at his
nidi e, 6V9 Broad<vay, on all tho? p^euliar esses described In
b i| books and lectorea Post oOlee liei >,e0>.
DR COOFER. 14 DUANE STREET, MEMBER OKT1IE
College ol Fbyslelans and Burgeons of New fork, nia*
be consulted dally at bis oSoe, from 8 in tbe morning untU
9 (( evening.
Dm OOTOB CHARLES LUTZB, ~OB8TETRIO PHtBt
elan and Operating Surgeon, treats ail diseases of wo
men and ch!ldi?n. Can be oonsultcd at his private rooms,
?I4?< Broadway. New York.
T^BlaNiSTREATS DISEASES OK FBMALBS WITH
I I unparalleled suoeese He can be consulted at 161 Bast
Thirteenth street, near Seoond avenue.
DH w \Ftri AN EXPERIENCED AVB SCCCBSSFUL
practitioner, thoroughly tonversant in treating
diseases, can be eonstilted at 12 Lngnt street; the otly
place. A private entrance. Bo<ik grs'is. Always at tends.
f \RPOWERi TREATS ALL DiSBAHEH Of FBMALBS
lj wl'h unparail'ded suocess. H* ? an lie consulted at II
La ght street, du ring all hours, day and evening.
Doctor hunteb "himsblf-thb physician
who established the nunterian Dispensary, No. S Divi
sion street, New Yorkeitv, In 1AM, ean be consulted irom fl
A. ? , until ten o'clock at night, at the old office. A private
entrance. Rook for nothing.
PROrBHSOR RESTBLL. 182 CHAMBERS STREBT, CAN
be consulted as ox'ial. Agents, UiH Liberty street,
V. Y, Is Brooklyn, 17$ Fulton street.
SPECIAL irfrriCKS. ? .
/lONTRIIHTIONd TO THE SANITAit* OOMMI>BIOJT
\J Tin Treamrt-r ?>l l' e . a ntm , ?!. inni'V,*om"W?
l.dge< (lie r.eelpt of the following euiitril/*?'"-,u "",c*
2 ?
Lanim'Yolunt-er Aid S<-c!?iy, of B-lfau, Maine, by*
Rev. 0. I'al rey Si <
A ady liio *4
Procir is of a watcb chain from a lady at Morr mot 25 o
M ? C. L. W ft*, by Mm Fish loo 00
Ui.tel coiigiefauoiis of Cnulo i C on., by Iter. Ja?.
D.Moor tc.-| e i.illy lor the IVi *?) 20 19
Ca?b, up Thoir a-. H. rVllo, Jr 60 ul
Con.'.regatioa ol ra'vnr.i cliuii.h, N. Y., by W.a. W.
Wiighi, Esq., Tiriiaurcr 41:) At
Cash | 'i iVi
\> tlllam A ?tor OJ
C.ii duuaU B.unch CoimuUsl in, i>y 11. 1'earce, Tru?.
; 12W 00
ror the ool lauae" 4
l.fi Kennedy M 00
V^' Ma<'l?y 26 OJ
*r<7(?.'""<l Dut. b church, 11 idsott, by Bcv. D. D. Lio
M.wVl (adiit.oual) J OO
Ce?tral?,*,'rk Engineor Oo pa, by J. hn Y. Culyi*r 11 09
.1. N. M.V-" ,
Mra. M. ?, Uro?veuor I /O u>
Hiinuel M. ?iJi'alenilu > my.i
G. tl. W.. ..K 6 0
W .ost r t>1 rca' sy ? agogu? tliiou.i. lie.. S. M I nun 51 Oft
Win. F. Car. 1J0 U?
C tinner oak 1*1 o,tu->uiaucs Co., llai'tiwd (ib.K. eou
tnuuiion) * 100 "8
J H. M * Hi 00
J. S. G ft O.t
D. U. X W. B. Bacon. 200 DO
It v John Wa.land, SJt^ioga Spiingii 2 0 .0
E N Hull .* 2 i0
Mi*.I. J. A*tor * 1"0 i 0
Mr% Eli.ah Lcrlng. Bomon.iy. W) (.0
S. o S rv ns A ions, B numoV JO <f
W.iliam Ho.iper, BohIou ? 25 IK)
RafiuS. King... 5 oo
K fuim <l Itu ch church, of Coiioes, by Kov. l'. N.
\\aM on. 11 81
lion, tlliilam Mltcbe.l bC Ihl
II H I *>
1) vllu A Co., by T. 11. Fa le. Jr. W0 tw
iiiMoki Brother*. do. do 10.1 >0
K. C. Moo>e 1^00
Anonymous MM I*
"Hi. Croix," K?nt o l, :<auiO 2 M
Michigan Solii.aiV fte.lef Coiuui.ha.un, by William A.
butlir.Tr^ttHuier W0 00
I'ht* iim. Dodge 4 Co 1 00
Lcwit M. Kutliart'urd, Uuardi.,n ... 1 *' OJ
I.cwin .M. KutltPrtuid lU'00
II. <?. W 6 00
D. 11. E 6 >?
Jl. K L 6 00
Il.-n, Jnu.e* W. Boekinan 3> 00
J. S. RutUnil i ??
K'iriher con rlbutiona ar-i urgwit:y nneia 1. Th<- ilenot. of
boNpltai Hiip,ilion l<rluiigln^ to t:i? w ,m <n'* ('an.ial Ai?o; ???
tU.n, mill otlier llkp o.'.aui -ucioiu. are no.v ne:u.> '-vh n t it,
and t'i? Oooimlsalon ban. during i!ie pa-t wr ek, Ixien C"M*
p**tl#J to puri-baa* arvcru! lbo <Miiil ilo laia wo. .uo un ptal
?tirea. Ac., tor ablpuicnt to Yor. tewu, Weal 1'oint auu ?#>'
V leana.
O. T. STRONG, Treasurer.
May 15. 1882^ 68 Vail atreet
CIIIK'AOO AND NORTH WR8TERN RAILWAY COM
J pjnv. Clilc.igo, Mny 1 1102.?Tue anuual me 1.113 of IM
1 oiiiiiio.Jeni ana ? '??b?lil<>i'K of llio CniCiHio iini North
wratern Hi.iU,&t C <mi>anv will be beld ai the oillre of tM
0"nip.<iiy, In the city ol C' feago, on Thursday, llie r>th dajr of
Juue, li02. at 2 o i-,o k I*. M. lor ih ^ election of DireclOta lor
t!ie year ??nanliiy, and for ih<5 truiifae. 011 of any other bital.
ni*a< that may tome before th m. T. e t-ana or o>.oki ?llbi
c.oaodou tlie itn insunu M. li. OODliN. 1'rcaiUenW
TyjERCANTILE LICHABY A SOOIATION.
PEOn.AR NOMINATIONS.
At a lartre an 1 aoti i:m??1!c inecllui or the member*, heM
al the Jones Hoi.m, TM Broadway, on the l.lib mil., ttie foU
lnwmii Ticket was unanimously nominate.!; and we berebf
pr" -ent the earn '01 ih t co:otaI n.p;o>t?' eieryiuemM*
dealrlug the welfare and pro-per ly or the Library:?
>'or President,
CHAULB- OS OOD.
with J. ft N. M'lltii A Co.
F\ir Vioe l'realileni,
HABVKY H. ^OrOS.
with the S -. oiin Arenue R.i lro.d Compaq
For Our. e^poii'lliii; S**. r^ary
TilADDBUB V. T1BEB.
With Ja u?e Woirlsoa Jl Oo
For lie ordln^' Mncretary.
J A VIKS II. PERCIYAL,
with y.mn i, B ultz a Oo.
For Treasurer,
ALKXA-D.OR ItnlND.
With K'ioert .summon k Cow
Ko- Di e 10 a.
ROYAL PHELPS WII.BUK, wl h .latttaad, Phelpa k 0*.
AAKO.VC.ALl.EN. lib Be 1 ardAUutloa.
ANTON A. RAVEN, with A.laa lo Mutual I.uiuran~e Co.
THEL/DOKE I. 11 L'.iT ,D w-tliJea* IIoti & Oo.
A B. VALBN'i'lNE, h KcnilO'.t and Klnj.ton Trana. O*.
WM H. MAKV1NE ? it 8 nytlie Upr^,ue 4 0 ?i>s.'.
THE (J IX) HE 11. VLLTEE, wit.i Auicricalt Eaehauge Baak.
*0 re e p?o'fully,
JOHN CXRRVK
KiiWlani? 11. timpbom:
IrfAvt: li. BULKY,
ETHAN ALLEN.
WIL* IA <1 11. WICKUAM,
J? iiFfll BLACK.
?K'? it?E O. W OD,
HENRY U riBRriON, Jr.
Thn friends an.l ? opjiorl' ra of t.ie a4>ore ticket ?re oor4iallp
Invited to meet In Pnr.ur Nj 7 Jonar House, e*.-rv avaulok
until aft'T oleetlon, which will take j lov on TUEHt>AY, lb*
20th 1.1st. . CliAa. F. ALLEN,
JpHif H. Dow, Secretary. Ci aiimarn.
N OTIOB' JOSEPH LEE,
Who lor many years wna mer. 1 ant tailor on Broadway, to
now al 78 t'eJat at eet.
New youk and harlbm railroad company
Treaauiei otllce, coruar o_l F11 irtli aveou ati . Tweoty
sixth atiei t, N-vr York, May 1, 1?2.?Notice |? hereby gir^
that i,.e i.ice lug of the stockhol rira of the New York aa4
liarleu Railroad I'.ouipany^l'oi Ua aatJMi eloutlvn o: dira?
toir, ?ill ho held .t t e oil oa of the ooii.pany, on T eslay.
Mav 20 The nolla to be opened from 12 o elook. noon, to >
o'ifo. k P. M. The trai sfer iKioka will ba clo-ed from4
o'clock P M.of tbef'.h. tin-l. 9o>io-k A. M. of the Slat,
o cioca ^ ^ BMEBSOIT 8eo t and Treasurer.
SPECIAL "NOTICE.-MASOlCIC.-TnE MB.?U-BH1 Of
Bxcela.or L..ote No. iWO K. ?'i<1 A. M. M jested to
meet this day .Sunday), al .Ml) Wo t T.ilriy-.iflii a.reol, at >
o'cloi-k P M.. to attend the funeral of tba sou of nrother Jo?
slab Parkin, of iho Klisi mriiirnt, Bsooiaior Brigade, wb?
was kibed at tho battle of
WHITE HOU8B?BETWEBN FIFTY-SEYBNTn AX9
Fittv-eigbth sireeta, near Central Pirk and Big th
avenue, t inionn, b ri by, kind friends anil tba public Uiai
the White Hon*. PNrk U .ptii now. I will ninke It my par.
li -mar tmslnesk to ai.-co.nmodnt^ private parties at nil D01.R
with first class hotel dinner*and suppera. Well furuiafea*
Room* for summer hoarder*.
W. V. D. WCLBEKE, Proprietor.
ORKTOWN. VIBOINIA. MAY 5, 1H62 -AMONQ T0H
ttoihes uki-n ai the evaeuatiou of Yor town was a
Bet el F ag by ser turn Jium a C.*rk, Compauy U, First t ali
loi nla re?lin nt.
? i rnA to tn <*w wanted-in the intbodwo
JeI.OUU tiou of an ai t eie receni.y pmemed. inexpen
sive in io?tand In <*eu.and iverywherr?N 'rib, S iuih, E??$
and We~l?and ui.w in the oouree of adaption by tue gover??
mcnt Addrras Invent >r, station A, Baling street I'oe*
olll e. N. Y.
CLOTHING.
Araee chanob.-?is,#? worth ok cast or#
Cloihing, Caipeta, P uriiuurn w.iBtod for New Ur ?? -a,
Lallca?ud g.'Ut.einun i.a.lri any of toe ? torn to dlapu. i f
Cin rec> ivr 60 par c u niuii lieu irom any tctlrr lb tu*
city, by calling on or ao4lv?aiiig a liOtc to Le origin*: Bt.
Mini*, UiS Sinli Ottnea Si. mteun li aud KUM?
eeitth ?t'eoi?. Lnliei *it nded by Mis. M nu. uraew
tiotn flrnuiiijn or Jersey Oil* will be punetaalJv ?tt?n<ie<j to.
i'ltiH iu do u it fur.et tUe wrtl known dealer, H. MINTZ, 3dft
Sixth avenue.
AT 1S| SEVENTH AVBNUE, LAP IKS AMD UKNTIA
m? u rati dispone Of tb-ir ca-t oil Ch'thln*. Curpeta, Fur
niture HUtl .lorti frj. I guarantee to pay (1 fry per cant mora
than tiny ? >ttier iIciut In the city, an I uot 10 be htitqb <?gad
by great pull* an<l false pretender*. Pi-me cail <A or ad
dreaa J. Anhall, 1 .*>3 Hex emn avenue. between Twentieth and
Twcutj-lti u ati uets. Ladies attended by Mrs. Aahalu
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC BY MRS. BZBKIELS.?
A* tiiere ar.- ao many In -xperlenced dealer* In Ittla
butdnea-, ladle* anil genta wou.d do wall to lead lor Mr?. L,
who has been In this buaineas alnc- IttSA, ?o ibey can raly
tually HitenJed to byMrv E/ekieia. Oeulienwn attended M
by ber sun. Mar u Ezekials.
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.?I HATO
ju?t received H?*J to purchase eaat off Clothing, Pnr
nltnre and Carpet* tor tba Caii.orula market. 1 do pro.alec
le pay the bUheat prices In the city by calling on or a iJrt?
log a note to*. MINT/t. 137 Sixth avenue, two doora .ibora
Tenth street. Lane* attended to by Mr*. Mints, fie mem
ber, 137 Sixth avenue.
AT NO. MS BOWKRY.-H ROSENTHAL, HATING A
great desire to purchase a larne quantity of caat off
W aring Apparel, Purn t ire, Carpet*. Jewelry, Ac., by lalV
Ingoii < ra.ldre*.?tng, Udie* and gentlemen can obtJn the
utmost value for each wide. Ladiea attended to by Mrs.
Roaentbal. Plcaae remember, and try IU Bowery, oppoalM
(21nMNH IllWt
ATTENTION.-OAUPORNIA AND PIKBM PEAK
trade.?A free, demand for ladiea' and gentlemen'* cart '
03 Clothing, Pur^Uure, Oarpeta and Jewelry. I guarantee
to pay twenty-flre rwr cent more than any other eelabueb*
meat, and no buil^ti|. Call al or send a note to 89 Week
Hroatlway, belwaen leooard and Fr-mktln aireel*. Ladiea
attended by Mra. R. Oaoay, and gentlemen by Mr. fl. u.bay.
OllDK.-UDlKt AND OENTLKMEN, If VOO
wli't to d'Spttaeof ywurrast od < I tih ng. Furniture.
Carpets, Jewelry, Ac., you will And It greatly to jrour arivaa*
tag'1 by calling <>n ?r a<:<lre*.'?g dlrrt to A LUCAS, At
Seventh avenue. There wlit be actions la ti'hanc* offmL
as practiced by mtue. on'y c.i*b wilt i* p. d In current
inouey. Ladiea punctually attended to by Mra. Duraa.
GBNTLEMENS NEW AND LBPt SFF CLOTHING
purchaaed for toe We>tern market. In large or amaR
lota. Tbo lull value will be pa.d w ltbout hazgllag or aeeRlM
tolmpKVi. I'leaae rail at the autre or addreaa Thotnaa Ck
County, *t Centre ?tfeet.
G'KNTl,KMKN MAVINO ANT NEW OR LB IT OF9
T Clothing to dlat o eof can oi'taln the bUhoat prltte bf
railing nt the ature or addreaa ng John Murphv, ?I7 I'eaS
?ti"e. betweeu Centre and Park a.reeta. All orders paaetfr
A
$8 000 WORTH ?r N^W- AWD ?COND HANP
Clouting wanted fir the tlty ard Weatera
marK't tor wu < it the u gheat nrt e ivl I he gtreo in " "
calling on or adilresaltig WA1 Mil, 41 Centte atreot.
RE8TAVRANTS. _
ClOME ONE, COME ALL?OREKN T. P.TLB BO0P AND
J Straka, hICKANlML.L A I t>;? t,, ? Nassau itra??,
corner of Liberty , nn Momkiy, M iy l ?.
Ij^ F. O., JR., WILL Pi E.tsr, M ,KTO. H. F. ON MON
U. day. May 19, ai I I*. M , at t, ? f.io ial TDining asm..a,
St iVs?f>Sti strest, cun"r ol 1.1... it), n> partake of some da>
llclous Oreen Tmtle Soup an . .tteaka.
CAREEN TURTLB SOUP AND STEAKS SERVED Vt
T at the Eiceliutr Dtninu Ki tun, corner of Liberty and
Nassau streets, on Moadny, Mn j 19.
JAMBS WALSH?LATIi li \ i KNDBR AT " TUB
Kienchman s," 1JU i:i.ti' v m i be*lad to inee- idi
old friends at his pla. r, IW ' ' . et, In Sue Kdoi tull.1
I?g; ;
rTHB LOVERS OK A liOOD OaME OF Bft?
Hards.?I do not wlah to ilic at. b/iit they had battaa
call at 199 Fulton street, between llr/tjadway and Kaisal
atreet, near the Hsrald ofllae. Btl.iai16 cams
SPENCBB.
toa uf? foft obMHfioIffoii
mo LET-AT $875 PER ANNUM, HALF 0- Tlli
X brown stone Dwelling, vmb all mod-rn impiot ieat%
207 West Foriy-elf <-h ???irae',, between Eighth -.a'l N atk ??#
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