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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-20
LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY THE MAILS.
WAsnIsoroN, May Is, 1916.

W AoHINuION, skuJ 10, IOsOs
In the Senate to-day, the Indian appropriation
bill was passed also, a bill repeating so much OF
an act of 1916 as limits the number of men in the
navy to 1900 also, the bill for adding one Pay
master General, and three Paymastsrs TO the ar
my, and making their offices life tenure, was
passed also, the bill establishing the treasury de-
partment, or three of its heads, a board to sstds
suspended land claims in all the States; also, a
bill for the relief of Amos Kendall also, rsvo-
lutonary pension bill for John Keith, Of Madison
county, New York. Executive session.
The House were engaged for the most part in
the discussion OF the with Mexico, the bill for
army appropriations being up in committee. Bill
for temporary mail service in Texas passed. Ar
my bill still on the anvil. Lumpkin and Chip
man defended the Executive in sending the army
to the Rio Grande. Toombs and Order denounc-
ed the administration as involving the country in
an unnecessary war.
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WASHINGTON, May Is, l646.


The city is all in exultation at the batering
down of Matamoras and the Mexicans. Taylor
is the lion of the day.
Meeting on Saturday night at the Navy Yard,
for Texas volunteers; DIR. Bronaugh, OF Mo-,
president. Speeches by Mr.. O'Neil, young law
yer of Baltimore; Mr. Mulloy, Of this city; Capt
Dan Henne, one of the Mier prisoners, and late
from the Castle of Perote, in Mexico; and others
Some fifteen volunteers. meeting or two to-
day, at which further reinforcements were made
We have now nearly hundred men enrolled Tor
the Rio Grande or the city Of Mexico, a. the case
may require.
Great temperance meeting on one OF tho pup
lie squares yesterday President Savage, OF tho
teetotallcrs, was confronted in debate by young
man half seas over" and actually driven from
the field. The young champion OF John barley
corn came up singing
March to the battlefield,
The foe 10 before US
Each heart is freedoms shield,
And Heaven il smiling o'erus.
And we'll pass over Jordan,
Well pass Jordan,
And sound the jubilee"
After a most ridiculous discussion, Mr.. Savage
len the youngster and the audience, satisfied that
the effect of alcohol, as there illustrated, would
have better effect upon the minds of the assem-
bly, than anything he could say.
Strangers are beginning to come in TO the ma
tonal fair, about to open and TO the races, winch
begin tomorrow.
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TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH

vTvHE LARGEST EsTABL lsHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising 40 Men and Hoses 70
quirng Is Carriages the Performers wardrobe
sicians &C. will be exhibited in Paterson, Easton (Pa)
Reading Lancaster, Harrisburg &c. The company has az
tached to il Eight Female Eauesrans whom is the
Greatest Female Rider Of the Age, recently arrived from
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chsste and classic her gace, and fascinating address
eencc render this gifted and artistic the lead
Of the this country The Projectors
fer the public the brilliant description in the
i've Of the extraordinary and daring feas perform
ed by this distinguished artistic Among the novelties which
the Propretors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIAN1ESS
Their height 10 IA feet and their weight 100 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs S32 lbs Mrs Randall the
gantcss the world. They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk and lie will perform extraordinary feau Of
strength and agility and will ride in two horse act The
entertainments will comprise y Acts Of GYM
nasse E.erciss Classic psPsys and hqmSIoas
NIXON, and the unapproschable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile Act of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer
Tambier Mr.. MXcARTE. Wonderful Feat. BY Mr. Coies
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS. in
their elegant Gymnssc Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
the Charioeer Of Phgbu Posurng and 0ymnastcs By
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes bis Neurological and
brilliant Act Of Fancies of Proteus." Mr. G. Howes in
mtabls Dan Emmit their head The Original Banjo Melo
leading talented and classic performers the world
unv7f III FIRE
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p. Macs HAIR CUTTING AND DRESSING
ROOMS.
l99 BROADWAY.

l69 BRO.4DWsdY.
i &c Human h.s :wi,h Confidence recommended g
dru the .uIsst remedy prevent baidns:s grey hair
ss 5:1s s:s 70
nd beauty sa . r., sSs
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n, A.o r Ma 81 and v.is, WIS: and sealp.The
% s n .ns
sv see he mos, ;.nsa9s on They
that they are the best and cheapest makers the cyss
~ New York and Pilots. after the third day Of
May 18Th 1886 are pus.hsd 10, their II.
'.f ss Port fs. YS't ;s
e sss .fSw Isn m: OF S,
s ssT S.y which @
saS sy I'D i s s das
81: h.: S::s i: S "a .ah s:s
ns Ss
ors .ns Tune in said mentioned al, vessels from
g. SS'as have ssyi been
place Il The passage from yscs they pas.
Msy .GS re ls.h S.y oeoS ali vessels
%Ws.. ron &sss india Bahama Bermuda p
nary saG ra or from any place Apercs in the ord
md :ps's r. SsS,si No1s .n
;ssh Si1,srs and other ''s1'
ac 10 very vessel having had during the voyage
~ smA PoA g tnecuous and every
Iorcgn Port having passengers and not heren
scioT declared suhee 70 shall on her arrival at
round be subject visitation bv the Health
1s. s., sh I'd s board sSqs
,sg the o9s or CON-
S is's, :Ssh
eessary for the Of the public health 10 ~
persons on board Of any vessel to be vaccinstcd. w
SEo a. Every master Of vessel haed bv nile. -
shall either lss Gye false information such pilot rsne
70 the condition Of his vessel passengers or cargo or
the health Of the place or places whence he came or
refuse TO give such information shall be lawfully
az or land any person from his vessel permit except
portion Of hs cargo before his vessel shall have been visited
with his vessel city Of New York than Ike place
OF narsntins 70 which he shall be directed shall be guilty
81 the like offence and be subject the like
fine exceeding thousand dollars by imprisonment
not exceeding twelve months by both fine and mprson
HENRY VAN HovENBER0H, Health Officer.
Commercial Advertiser and Evening Post please copy
and send bill to Health Commissioner City Hsll mye c
CALF SKINS x SLAUGHTER HIDEs--5oo0 best qua
~ lily Ctty Calf Skins, selected. Also light, mddng
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY

=
MANUFACTURED by Mr.. johnson, the inventor,
IVA late johnson. Vroom Fowler wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and every article pertaining
extensive manufsetory for the trade and families. at less
prices than other house this country supply
Also the depot OF the original only genuine Magical
Pam Extractor, and Hays Lniment for Pies
kaydc for the complexion
Acoustic Oil for Deafness;
Sarsaparilla Syrup;
Orgeu Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants in all parts Of the
country.
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Of Perfumes Patent
Medicines &C. &C.. q Courtlandt street, New York.
myl9 lmsrc
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, May 1916 r. M.

A~y, my As-o 1us
stocks are up to-day fraction. The accounts from
The army OF occupation are not generally credited but
the market was very buoyant Pennsylvania ss advan
csd per cent; Reading Railroad Bonds /; Farmers
Loan B; Morris Canal, /; Long Island, /; Harlem Il
Reading !; Norwich and worcss,er, 1; Ohio 6s, yicks
burg and Canton closed firm at yesterdays prices.
An election Of thirteen directors Of the New York,
Harlem and Albany Railroad Company was held to-day
Most of the old board elected list Of the names
comprising the board viii DO found In adveris
Ing columns
II was announced In the street to-day, that very large
house in New Orleans the agents Of Of the
tsnsive houses in Wall street. had suspended payment
1t created considerable excitement the liabilities must
be immense and affect the standing Of many concerns in
this city.
The amount Of business done the Reading Railroad
for tho month Of April in the past three years has been
annexed -
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BENEFIT OF NIX BASS.
|, s;1S5%:s i: ssn;Ss ! ssIsE AND r, ;:
In the coune Of the evening, SIGN ORA RosINA PIcO
ne Ps,iis Comedy q NlcH0LAs FLAM-NishSla, FI.m
LEND MI FIVE sIIiL Il NGs-Mr. Golightly Mr.. Bass ;
Capt Phobbs r g. Barrett Mrs. Major phobbs, Mrs Abbott
W Boxes first tier IS second and third tiers, -
cents; Pit, 80 cents; Gallery . cents.
Doors open at ocock-psrformance commence at
csely TX O'Clock.
ROWEKY THEATRE.-This Evening, May 10th. win
ID be performed the Play Of the HuNCHBACK--Mas
Walter Mr. Scott Sir Thomas Clifford Mr.. Davsn
por, Master Modus. Mr.. Clarke Julia Miss julia Dean
OF ARC-Prnee Charles Mr. Clarke Fiorine, Mr.. paven
port valientc, MI Hadaway Joan Of Arc Mrs O. Jones
Lower Boxes 80 cents; second and third tiers, Is
Pit and Gallery, l2k cents. .
Doors open ocock-Cuain will rise half
O'Clock.
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS

vvyuIrrI ?nLILIa.fi IT I'll I'D r rTOIS, p;,u
w Engrayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials, MUSIC &c. to be found upon the second
floor where every thing win be sold low prices and
ing up soon possible his Book Department
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
quantities.
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms.
No. 2o3 Broadway, second floor. alb eodexs tire
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oub but that In the course Of ysaf or two win b
productive . raiIresd - We hsvs IN the country
The value and destination of the exports Of cotton from
Mobile from the LIST Of Sept 1885, to the Let Of May,
1915. ware a. annexed =
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NOTICE.
AssS; zsfif 9 Es'iss REsS's & si
ing duly elected e; +
Charlie; Y sanford Peter LorillaTd u.
ssmue LyoH fs,Saana su MSs1.
mynn.re ha.'' WI NJ isS ). GARMAN. Secretary.
a Ps w hod regular lar Sssys % evening May
. :as Dit. s e.:
S ,s;S :: Sss Won
BILLIARDS IMPROVED.
OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
- gSss H SSs' b e ri. Old voIts
.s'
a Ssfn II perfect oSs rubber The T;
Cushions They will no doub. suit European and all
s:' style 'S Sasa Table. 70. sale. pa.
Cloth and every article the trade. constantly hand and
GENUINE HAVANA SEGAKS.
also lot q Rssaiias and LADIES' serars, which w vii
MON ,-.m f. MXStHo, ss Fulton street,
DR.. POWELL. OCULIST,
ND OPERATIVE 0EoN,
u Of e; sf al &: 70
ssops.s: .fs1 urea Tear Passage. Cataract. and
8 .s.ss
just iqponsd ARTIFICIAL EYES. Of superior beauty
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Office and residence Isl Broadway-entrance lk Warren
M. LEVETT, DENTIST.
MORE HARM results from bungling performances Of in
~ competent Dentists than the public aware Of 1t is
lists art should be Tuv and o. n ,ne
Of Boadway and the ntroducer Of the
%.i ls n:
my20 tsrc
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
~ Prince street, east Of Broad,cny
SANDS SCOTT late Of the Bazaar Dey street, begs
y acgu:in his friends and the public that he
merit fair share of the public patronage From long
rence business he aers himself be able please
comor believes cannot Be- surpassed By any
well supplied with the best OF every thing
Chops ss T Sss.
IN isct large assortment Of Refreshments all times until
twelve o'clock night Plenty Of rooms for pryss parties
at all times ready myl9 lmsrrc
MR. BENZ; OPENS BOOK.-lust gublished, and for
1vA sale at the Beacon Office franklin Square Pearl
street New york- Legacy to the Friends Of Free Dis
81, % Ssng review Of the principle historical facts Of
Nature by D. Onen Price Is cents For sale also, The
THREE lmpostsss from the Latin rare book Al;o
Ruins Work. and Life Of Mr. r. Paine VoItarsS Bic.
Mary Wolstancrafts Rights Of Woman re. &c
RQARDING.-Ae few single gentlemen, and gentlemen and
good board at No ls Bowery northwest corner Of Tenth
street on reasonable rerms. myi9 1wsTe
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Proceedings m Congress Yesterday.
In the Senate, Mr.. Crinenden presented peti-
ton asking that Pittsburgh and Wheeling be made
ports of entry.
Mr.. BENTON, from the Military Committee, re-
ported bill supplementary to the act for prose-
cutting the existing war with Mexico, and for other
purposes.
Several private bills were passes.
The bill for adjusting unsettled preemption land
claims was passed.
The. Post Office appropriation bill was then
taken up. MIR. Speight, of Mississippi, snd he
would not oppose the bill, but denounced the
cheap postage system as intended to keep up
high taxes. He asked if the committee intended
any change.
Mr.. NILES, of Connecticut, reported that the
committee contemplated no change as being ne
cessary. The bill was then laid over until to
morrow.
The French spoliation bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Morehead cntitledto the floor. As this closes
he Is making powerful speech on behalf of the
claimants.
House Of Representatives.
The House went into Committee Of the whole
Mr.. CoBB in the Chair, and took up the army APP
preparation bill.
Mr.. TIBBETrs, Of Kentucky, spoke for an hour,
and maintained that the war with Mexico ought
to be vigorously prosecuted 10 glorious termina-
ton. He is replying, in the course of his speech,
to the assaults made by Mr.. G. Davis and Mr..
Gridder, Of Kentucky, upon tho administration
for bringing this war upon us.
Mr.. Dromgoole of Va, followed and defended
the administration and tho majority in Congress
for voting in haste upon the war bill. Mr.. d. CT
ted as precedent the embargo act Of 1907, which
was passed the same day Mr.. jefferson recon-
mendcd it to Congress.
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PARK THEATRE.
SIGN ORA ROSINA PICO,
For One Night Oniu!

81 " N u X 10 81 N FlCO,
For One Night Only,
ON wrpEEsSb:sRR EEE EEEs e PASS ss,h
XII sS~ o fH T sh SksiEle:..
fs'raeA' Mr. ssnsl R6sNA Fco M Bland
Grand u. a:% II Il
Rosna Pics. accompanied on the piano forte by
B4lisa SiMs' Of Arylsli,.. Mos. Scotch
II: :ss:d e. ssss soB
GiesESC%s Dor The brook Be:.is"NME R., wilkins
Grand Ronio ' Soasr ere ] ON pa ms.ta-iy
' F. WINCH S viii .a.d esasa:si called
Nicolas Fiam, Attomey-a-Lsw, NJ Bass.
Less s f's ME FIVE v!A s III i.isf e
A GARD.
Mr. H. BARRETT has the plsss,Tyss Of nsn!SS.%a,rE
hi, :sa and New hi Ak.
On which occaaion viii be presented, for the drt time in
America the q SEd ssGptsy on St HORSEBACK.
fifss Ss H 5R
y Box Book i: now open "'' " - m 1s
PARK THEATRE.
ia which viii be performed tho celebrated
OR, THE , FIzAsfRSsi IN PERU.
player who will pc rform Solo)
To s'H aSkK XIII IL Eff ffEr'dyof
.I rss Ct e. as ss s will include .y Is: entire
THE DESERT REPEATED.
2AXb % w GhG S ss n.
Attic rABERszs &; issf fRSEsDAr EVENING
e SaJEsE Ey6D ssi; the direction Of
The solo parts NJ MR. sf RosT s 81 PAIGE
Ttrla foro .1a thsu al MIA
nys % to be prompt in aEs as B.e.s~.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY FEsTIyAL CONCERT,
CASTLE GARDEN.
ii ssss ,1 \: :s
y q I t:sGss ,oys;a: "
ing Be managed that all musical societies, especially
. .ss about : s
ssoS nor
Dis''s"M. 8 80 { a! 5bE /, "a s do.
Qverure-Der Frei.chutz 49,. Weber
= time in Amsriea-Madame owo.. Dsai....i
4raMPsr aassss S.%ma.Mi.. Julia Ncrhai -. Doaisst.i
Concerto in minor (by request(-Mr. II. G. Timm
Grand u s'0''s
over uar Wesor
Symphony in d minor-Op 1875 for grand orchestra,
closing with four solo voices and full chorus, on
Scher's Ode ITO Joy"-Performed FIRST time in
America-Soprano Solo, Madame Otto Alto, Miss
kor.insky; Tenor MIR. Munsou Bass, MIR. Mayer;
Tickets Sc eac-io be had at the usual Of the
bers Of the Society Of the Committee, and the doors
the evening Of the Concert
To commence at O'Clock precisely myl63
bE e N1 Ss.s C a 1R IaE
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June Ad,
o'clock Admittance free.
my3 3msrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor.
CAL PROFESSION
;" CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Ringers,
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his
vices az agent any musical band CON-
Having completed his second tour throughout the United
States the Canadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which hs has vsed every those countries
statistics most and useful TO professional .vssrs
party with whom he may engage
Ringss care ofso Smith ESQ., theatre 81 Louis No. i
mailed prior to May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention at that time ais tire
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
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LYduSVOTfed.
Aoos. 0,l92 527D l00,6l8
The receipts for April 1884, were at tho rate of $751;
oa2 for April ls4S at the rate Of $ss per annum
for April ls46. at the rate of 70s This il an i'm
mense business and exceeds that Of any other rail-
roads in the country twill be observed that there has
been an increase In tho receipts from passengers and
miscellaneous freight, well from the coal business
TIE eastern capitalists have taken in hand the con-
sruction Of tho Ogdensburgh and Champlan railroad
million and half (beng about threequarters Of the
capital stock) has been taken New England and the
balance Ave hundred thousand dollars held upon tho
line Of the road The stock is taken by de sub
scrbsrs, and work the road will commence this sum-
mer This road, with the great northern road, from
Boston to Burlington, will open to New England by
direct communication the great Western lakes and give
Boston worry great command Of the Canada trade II
will command very great local business II will pass
through valuable section Of the State Of New York and
through the most important sections of Massachusetts
and Vermont.
From recent report made by the Little Miami Rail.
road Company appears that the road in Aourishing
condition II 10 open to xena, distance miles from
Cincinnati; the remainder Of the route is under contract
and in such state of orwardness as to justify the be-
lief that It be open for travel and transportation to
Springfield the terminus under the charter the month
OF July next The charter authorizes the directors to
construct branch lines from the main track to any point
IN any county through which the road passes. Under
this section the directors will be enabled to connect the
main line with tho city Of Dayton and several other
portant points In this portion Of the State.
In addition to tho aide lines already named charters
have been procured to connect Cleveland with Cincin
natl via Columbus and xsnia large amount Of stock
subscribed Boards Of Directors elected and surveys and
estrnatcs made
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ucr,ou X Ed pHGkuzE 4MJ ASsqSSsfF "a CAN
q R sl 1 E9 .I RICH sLyEh HLATEP wATE
ZEAU will sell this day At 10 O'clock a! No g William
street. aags Of the above goods comprising the
entire stock Of declining the business the whole OF
which will be sold without reserve and will be found worthy
particulars, see catalogues, which are now ready
mv2osItrc
JACOB .. PLATT, Auctioneer.
JACOB g PLArT VIII sell rms DAv, "wednesday
May 2oth 10 O'clock. at the AUCTION room Guns and
Pisos-3 cases. 80 paif Pocket Belt and Horse Pistols.
some q which very 6ps s.o chanbs.sS Mashss,
6ne Paris made suitable Tor sporsmen Boys ard Cane Gums
Percussion Cards Powder Horns and Elasks Hunting bons
etc Also 100 Plated and Spurs Also 200 dozen
Wallets. Catalogues ready. my20 tire
r ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKs-THIS EYE
~ MING, aud continued on Wednesday, and Thursday,
will be sold BY ROYAL GURLEY CO., AZ their Long
Room s Broadway Of Duane street. an extensive
ing Of Theology History Biography Voyages and Travels
Valuable Works American History onophy, Clascs
the original and translaons Antiquities Poetry and the
Drama, Agriculture; great variety Of Mathematical
Works, sc. Catalogues are ready.
Removed from l69 10 30a Broadway. myl9 3tsrc
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81 Enssna d los Eardnjeros IL Ingles
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Lanruaees also AIee
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LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
The amount expended on L. NJ r. Road
up to December LIST, l846, for all pur.
poses was. :.....; -: ssls75s 20
The amount required to complete and
equip the road to Springfield, in addi.
don as per estimate. :. $3.50. asoees 90
Making q total OF. ...:........ $l046. 446 40
Or $l2457 90 per mile, for all purposes.
The total receipts for freight and passage
for the year ending December 1915,
werc. .:........ $as.sa7 50
For the year ending Dec 1874. 1852 20
ls4s. 9,9l2 40
Jan. 1876. 1924 o.
Feb. -. 1881 ~
Mar. -. 6,926 46
First 10 days in April /" ;. !. 6,2ol 40
Making for Al months Of the
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CALF SKINS K sLAUGHTER HIDEs-50oO best qua
~ lily CITY Calf skins, selected Also light middng,
and as Ss, Ir HS'' o. va0ss Tsn; s
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Total since LIST Sept lS45 1876 6333i6 S.
The arrivals during the month 90 ships 10 barks
u briggs and IS schooner and the departures 10 ships
Is barks, briggs, and IL schoonsrs