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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

CUPREME COCRT.-In the matter Of the sF'
~ pHcstioa the Mayor Alderman and Commonay Of No
City the Board Of Commissioners 81 the cen
traPsrk relative the acquisition Of lands for public Pna
place and ltth aud the Sch and sen ave-
the city Of New forkThe Mayor, Aldermen and Oen
City New York by the Board II Commiss.
q the Centred Psrk the statute entitled -
Act sler the Map 81 the City II he~ioTk by syns go
thereon public Place and authorize tbs ssag Of the sam
passed Apui l29,areess bring preseD,-sefeoy gss
ticr parties and perDns nesrcn'ey 80
tled sd IN the lands truem@n ~
premises hereinafter ueII;oned aud described that they w
ply he Supreme Court Of III. State Of New YORK a.
# aid Court BE- held the City Hall Of ne Ciy OF
ynrk Moldsy the -6h day u June 1873, AZ ne oPn ~
"a. Cont thai day breafsr az Couns.l
heard for appointep; three Commissioners Of ApPi
In the above emit matter % estimate In favor o. ih .
owners. essees parties and persons aforesaid Just and
bic conIp@r. .ou ell koe lands tsnsnen "a
1ents premises lie between lon apd "a 81
h and 9th avenue -sd city, snt which the said soa a.
az the Cen.rai Park deem advisable 20 ee :.
0ur,d for the purpos Of esudng said Central Psrh IL NC ~
on which said lands aud premises aid oat
map plan u .sd city, under 4na By virtue Of an 81 ct d
An Ac. reatv improvements touching ne Asln
erect, and mad. n City Of New York snd or 0sne' w
rsse.' passed Apri j iso1.-Dsed Nay IL lSS .,,ou
pyJ4YcS0 a11 70 eid ScIs" ~A
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On ard sfer WEDNESDAY, Apnls 1859, Trains viii Leave
2,hst. Station, EewYork a. folioxs:
7:s5 Foo Wlhalnsbridse.
s:50s n Mai Train for Albany
$50 N For WilhAmsbridse
1850 u. For White Plains.
2.SD .. 10 For Wlliamsbsidss.
4:01p N. For Dover Plains.
$500 p. For White Plains
e:5 For White Plains from White and Centre q.
a:S p. N. For Wi.harsbridse.
RETrRsHG-Win leave:
500 .. u .FrOm White Pains
$50 a. N. From Dover Plains.
$50 O. N. From Wiiamsbndse.
700 A. N. .Fron White Plains
ass a. N. Mail Train from Albany.
$50 m. Prom Williamson
loo p. From Wildamsbrdss
500 p Prom White Plains
800 D. %. From Wlpiamsbndee.
wA J. CAMPBELL. supsds<SasUt
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A NJ MsRwIS Auction-er
DY BANGS, MERWLN & Co., rrais-Ssle

ID Rooms No IS PArk-rve $1,000,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May y, az o'cicck, and FIVE
FOLLOWING DAYS, a. SAM ho.r -
The ,niire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of The ATE Rev. B4fls W.
Gfisusd D. D. LII D-rhis Library firm. extraordinary
ZION Of rare choic- u,bb snd curious Books IN
p.ay every department, particularly ch II PeTy sad oG5l
NV srr.ut and md. NJ AID iu Ciy and Ecclesiastical His
.oy including many that ehoice and src r.ns %
anria Early Printed bcoks gathered ey the sfe
owue during many years. and coprs Vanity Of inn
pan, books Catalogues may be had Application a. the
Sslrrooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
financial.

A RTISANS BANK, Nrw.Y"'h, Nay $50
~ nivlDENn-A DviA~DS 81 THREE AND ONb-hALF
PER CENT Sl Capital sck viii b. p.id to shs SICK
bolos their pr-s ntstiyes snd aser MOSDAi nc -
o,s., 81 IN. Ho.,d 4 A. TOOKER- Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
Goparinership.

IN NERsHIP-The Copsstne-ship heretofore existing BE-
tween The uEdersned under the nane drn Of wiNSLoW
LASIER Co. day dissolved BY mutual consent Richard
IL Wrslov retiring brsines. The unsettled business Of
the ate frn viii be settled 81 either Of lie undessned No
RICHARD n. WISSLOw,
J. " d. LANIER
NCHARD H. WINSLOW having retired from the 6rm Of
WISsL0W, LASIER / Co, The Undersigned have formed
Ccpazte.shp viii oore the bushes Of hat undss
- IF. d. LANIEl
y. C. MORGAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
Sousss ano farms tDanteo.

WANTED-0p Lease for term OF years,
w large welshted BUILDING In the city suitable for
Piano Factory with enough accommodate from two 70
fhr, kundrvd Address. with description Of poPery
DRIGOs PARMELEE L Co, Nos. - and % Wooster-s;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

By JosEPB HEGcsAS,
an MONDAY Nav 10 at I O'c 0ck M, aOd
~ on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, commencing a. 10
oeoci H. continue esch day until ne eyenns. an te
uboIe odd Central sa WillouEhby corner P-Ar
BrooIyn The entire STOCK Of JEWELER deelrinL the
bsnes. CONFUSING every ars in the line u the best q.y
FJ.E GOLD JEWFLRY-H Gnd Wa ch-- sp-cfacles Eye
,su. Pep. and Pencils, Thimbs Bracelets Cameo ho.aic
Panied Garne, Lava Coral Jet White stone Inrqni.e Old
F.ow, and other Pins and Ear Ring. shawl Gun and Scarf
Pins Bet Slides Plain Gd Agate, Onyx Gene CarouncIe
Cod Son. and other styles Sieve Bu"ons and STRIDE Coral
Sck scrs AIets Guard Vest and Fob Chains Plain
Gold and s,nne Rings 8, ais Diamond Rings &c &c SILVER
WARF-Tsbe and Teaspoons Gravy. Cream and Mustard
Ladies Fruit and Butter Knives Table and Dessert Forks Porte
monnsies k for sale se jewelers. Safe, with handsome
Show Csses and Fixtures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
CeQal Notices.
SUpREME COURT COUNTY Of NEW y,

CUPREME COURT COUNTY of NEW
- YORK STATE Of NEW-YORK.-GEOR0H TRIM.
BILE will and testament Of SAMUEL DE
MILF dee.ssed again St CHARLES NJ. NANNY and ALICE
I. MARY Joseph Kea,ing James Lynch, Melvin Whiting.
Nsor Thompson: Joseph Lee, Daniel Hsrtnet Henry an
Mchs. Lych Jamrs Fahey aud Daniel Lynch To the de-
Pendants named You hereby summoned and required u
the onpni in this action which was hsd IN ne otce
the City and County If NswfOrk al the City
Hall in the City Of NJ York. State Of New York. the "a
day April 1873 aud 10 Of your answer - The ssd
con plain, the subcrib-r his Office, No. 81 WaLst. Ia
the City Of New York, within twenty days after the service
th. you exclusive Of The day a such s-rce and
sou said complaint within the time afaid
plaintiff this action will apply the Cour; for The red
demanded in the eomPlaiEt-Dasd New York May ~ 100
r. II. BROWNE,
rnii lay61S Pantifs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
Boaro and Rooms.
Drummer Retreats.


DLaNp-Ar,ericsu. visiting The metr'poh' OF - I
Ii s,S Al the pJ1sas Hotel ell the oouSrts ena III ,
pas~d
VaTINh,IJW HOUSE, 81. ANTHONY, MIN.
w NEsUTA, .. BARROW sap,rin:Pdes;-ia as,
% ,sn fss he accommodation Of guests IL 10 desirs
~ kS.~d bling central % s oosipsss part Of 'ns az ono
"a B.lrpirs the finest views that can b. obtain
81 ~ - sid.s Of st. Anthony and Minneapolis
- q " @ 49,. comnIeted a. cost Of ard furnish
=. $500 ~, A. an additional expense Of $4,000
VI bss,S Falls Of Mime Hails, Laughing Wa,eI are
-, -, nj,, distant from the Winslow hoase 10
shrI, direca They approached BY an excesn. roao
g ske Hotel aud as an Sc: q pIeem9ent oteu b [
r,..sep: bard % pei day. -, -, -.
49,. are luruishod with creates. variety and he
~ market aHords; attention IL wanting 20 MAKE
-. -. N he Winsow tho friends ~ the House
o. w. MCLEAN, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O,
Me0irGl.
RIDERS and PATIENTS will ind = choice

DOARDERS and PATIENTS will ind = choice
.c,on II the and h-stn- articles II FOOD
en- .rfu he psabt portion ~ the city aod
rrouisr Curing Sch IN thc bs and QuickI
HSGIENE INSTITUTE No Ia i;hav., New Y.sh, Dr. }.
elias BROWN. Years Physieisn d the hyseoe Hospital
DRVGS, &e.-WILLlAM II. KINSLEY, No.
H. II G,ld~,., u-ar Msdsn lane, New.YOrk, Jfcrs 70
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
AZ assortment II nisbe DRUGS reasonable
CONsIGNMENTS Of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c, Dis
pc Of the best advantage, brought - public Dotice
nISEAStS OF the THROAT, LUNGS sod
~ HEART-Dr. ADAMS deyo,es his exclusive attention To
IL, IT. stn.nt o these usaihs The experience Of seyer1
years practice has enabled him 20 develop and
than hitherto employed by The
f.s.ion Ofc~ No. IS Nrs 18th T., corner STRAW, ~
1Nk. }. b. MAkCHlSis celebrated UTERINE
CATHOLlCON for the of safenhs females.
With such universal suffering and dstrs, ssddens the frmso
DIE really s,d medicine De their best friend The fesus
If Dr. ANARCHISTS CATH0LICON pnov,s be only article
that reliable always does hat pnDss Where every
ding b., % the BEES, physicians coHsuted, spent In
anguish aud wasted hi. Caihocon has restored hah
20 the patient and gadn-ss he ired Is active and ef
Glen, IN form ds.as. peculiar the female Ike
isu ati.s S-cretons Discharges Ulcerstons, Pnsatonx
nessd astonishing effects Tie letters Of hundreds Of ladies'
testify without benefit Dsnghsrs
noh.r this uedicin. will honest and
sird hing The money will be returned II rosus
described pamphlet with symPoms uearnent etters he,
sen gratis by mail the Do confond
Dr. Marcbs with any other II BE- bad in almost every
town II sound be sent by Price, % peg
bottle or three bottles for S. Notice renuval Address
BARNES PARK,
General Agents., M. IS psrt row, New Yorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
6teaMboais ano Railroads.
s,)JTTH

TRAVELLERS 6r the NORTH SOUTH
j EAST ~ WEST sooab buy e-'f', asr'u1 APpLe-
TONS RAILWAY Guide frie- Is e-uts TIL ehI DA39si
m xbeh he TAROUB ROUTE MAPS i"inrAfed, ena1s
rs. traveller u .~- If glance HOW He SHtLJ TRAVEL
be viii many doii-r By -can9a epy
Nos Sac and 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

~ HAN, wesehesteI Co1ntythe residence recently
pied BY Dr. Wash containing acres and half mile from
fordhsm Station Oh Harlem Railroad For full description
sdversisrmeus IN The Times. Apriy to A. WALSH. No,
2il Pssrl-st OF 10 ID, WALSH. on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

Isg.sussR's OtFIcg, Hudson RIVER X X,
No So Warrrr-s. NEwYoRz, Nay s. 1853
sVNHE Sack Transfer B.~k- at THIS Company WI
b. c.-d at p ~ THURSDAY, the 18th inst al 10
m ON TUESDAY Jup- lih day after the annual elcon Of
Directors T. e CLAhhb' t'r-suef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. The
i AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANY'S new and frsi-class steamship PArAPSCO, L. IT,
Lsyfed Commander will leave piei No. u North River, on
SATURDAY, May H. s,4 O'Clock N Passage 20 Savannah
with mmodstions SIS Through tickets 10
New ORLEANS $50 ISL Mobile, SIS; Monigpmey. S@; Albany
Ga, s24. Atlanta, sz1 Columbus e25; Mseon, sn Az
Freight 10 foot and proponsts rs;es Insurance ono
bali per cent APPly,o c.o,u,r,, r. ~, s.w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
4 HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE,

N ELIZAbETH n. J., or womb ENOfANUE. Iui
eood iuproyco Property In this city Six Of Land
situated IN the hghes; and peaane part Of the town. The
goanas hands mely laid with lawn and ssrden aud
stocked With fruit and ornamental; eapcry, &C The
House pearly new, and built for the most
substantial contains l6 with conservatory and
large attic, bath hot aud cold wser marble msnies
and Il complete residence
m6nea. Apply TO q. b. WHIrrLESEY, No. Us Broad.
xsv No. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
IaT,Nh,IIW HOUSE, 81. ANTHONY, MIN
NY I.ruar1. q nARROW. supenntendent--Ihs !
Gouses to Eet.

UNFINISHED HOUSE at FLUSHING to LEI
II months az moderate rent convenient 10 cars sso
very coumodioos, with without Stables n,,,r, r,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

EORSAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. ). MAIL
Il LINE-Th. favori,e steamship AUGUSTA, Capt. NJ. g.
woodruff win leave on SATURDAY, May a, at ?; N,
from Pier No North River Through ches given % Mont
conner, Coiambus Atlanta Albany Macon Bills Of Ladins
sef only board For freight passage apply 70 SAAL
MITCHELL 4 SON. No. IS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

TVNUE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA.
u GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
The hvorite Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. Tnke
pausb viii frun Pier No North RIVER Friday June To-
At 2ococt connecting. via Panama Railrosd, with Steam
ship UNCLE SAM.
Apply the only Office Of the Line, No Bowling Green
ID. B. ALLEN. Agent.
NB-An persons forbid trusting any aceOun. o.
The hhnYe lhin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

NAY BOAT Tor ALBANY ard TkOf.-
- s,-amsr METAMORA, TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY, from fst Of Jay ST., al = a. N
NAY BOAT ter ALBANY -Steauei AhMENIA
H. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ASd FRIDAY, TON foS'
Of usrTisnp- St, q, : o'el.ri . IN.
nAIIY LINE tor RONDOUT, kINGSION,
~ NEwBuRGH and POUGBKEEPsIE, iandns At Coz,
s-ns. wes, Point Cold spns. Cornwall New Ham 5sIEa aas
way-TS~ fss; AID elegant steamer rnOMA5
POWELL Csp A l. AnderNn lssvss Jay'st Pier C'sh'
AFTERNOON, at 81 GcEock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

u g. 1852 TRAINS win leave Chamb-rsst Station a.
follows: Express Trains and II M, and For Hud'
sou, 7:l5 for Sing Sing, 10 and aud lOSo 2 N
for psie rs and 20 for Tarry,own, 2S aud
Gas M FOR Peek,k 5SOp The Hudson, PoughSrepss,
Pe.hsk Sing Sing and Taytowu Trains At most Of the
ray stations Passengers tsken Chambers Canal Christopher
and Ss. Trains NewYors leave Troy AS and $3.50
d. 3:4s ?. m and Albany about 10 minute. later %
Sundays. at 8 p. IN. A. r. SMITH, sup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
Reai Gstate for Sale.

ENOR SALE-The two elegant new brown-stone
IL HOUSES NoA ii2 and ia Msdisonsv being each nearly
- front BY deep, Eve ories high, built In the veJ
manner and pee with every convenience and viii be- I'm
bed ready for occupation BY the ft day Of March next
rems very accommodating responsible person For Psrtic'
hn apply to A. W. FRY, Nc. IL ChAnbenst. from IL g m to
3 p NJ 6ut 6oor, Office Nc. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

CEWELL, FERRIS a. Co.,
- BANKERS,
Dealer, In Bank Notes Specie Land Warrants and Exchange
bav, REMOVED the Office lately occupied By M-sss Van
Week Read Drexc No. n Wsls Collections made with
prumptnes, 81 points In he United States and
Canada. Office of the Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter
U.HIS Alnl 70 LOAN on BOND and
u SIC.NJSBU MORTGAGE.-Appy 10 EUGENE
THOMSON Stock Broker, No. 81 Wiiam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEl.-
~ Connecting New Hampton with The Delaware, LAKE,
aud Western Railroad and al Ea"D Win the Lsaiso
Valley Railroad -. . 49,.
sPRING ARRANGEMENT, commencing March 10, isSs;-
Leave NewYo and Intermediate places from Pie
No North River, at u u and p W. tor SomeT
Vile by above trains aud a. $50 N. =,
The ab. train. connect Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which New York nom The loot OF Court
landt-.t., 80 ~, and y ~, and aud p. a.
Passengers for the Delaware, Lackawsnus aud western hai
road will leave at u only For Lrhigh Valley Railroad
"a a M and l2m JOHN o STERNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

vV>O ANY ONE wishing to 60 into the COUN-
u TRY.-To LET, the UPPER PART Of large ihre-,.ioy
HOUSE, situated Queens lat. Bushyl per Long i'iana
bedooms and pantry second floor and three bedrooms on
crate Inquire the premises, at No 10 OF
J. ROWLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

The HFTropoLir.s FIRI lssuRAScs ceNPasY,l
No. les Bruadway, NswioFk May 10, 1919 }
NOTICE u h-r.by glsen that the Directors %
IN his Company this day declared sENi-ASNUAl
DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT tbe Capital suck her of
psysh on nd arr The h day " May Instr anil which dsl
tb- Transfer B,|ss sre cI"s-d p sTANSbCh'' o-c y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

TlNO LET-A large FRONT ROOM on tolrd
aoor Of brow n stone building No. 500 Broadway near 18th
a suitable FIR School Clubroom Inquire in the drug store
b. PREMISES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK $ WINSTON, LUCIUS ROBINSON,
IOUN 4 l. PRI1YN W. swITH BROWN,
WILLIAM MOORE RICHARD PATRICK,
JCtsEPH Blunt WILLIAM H. PJPHAM,
ROBERT n. MCURDY. LiCURGCS EDGERTOS,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, EZRA WHEELER,
JOHN n SWIFT CEPHAS n. NORTON,
WILLIAM J. RI NkER, HANLIN bLAkE
WIIIIlM RFTTS SAMUEL ID. BABCOCR,
lOIiN p YkLVERTON WILLARD FILLMORE,
JOHN WADSWOkTH, DAVID HOADLEf,
ALFRED EDW ARDS, HENRY a SMITH,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN, WILLIAM v BRADY,
IOIiN Al STUART W. Y. DODGE,
GEORGE X. CLARK, GfOkGE = SOE'
SAMUEL r.. SPROUTS, WM sIkONGiD
SINf-rI NJ CORNELL. ALfX. W. BRADFORD
FREDERICK :. WINSTON, President.
Sec-r.ary Isaac AsBArT. Actury SBEfPsRD HcMANS
Medical Examiner, MNrUsS PosT, 81 D.
NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO,
Boston Capital and sccumasteo Premiums, 81 $50 q
Paving dividend Of % cent 20 81 'he irsad tampa
lets Reports kc.. furnished ErStis- JOHN horrkh
Ascui and Attorney for the Co.. No lilo Broadway \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

NO LET-Ibo thrra-st'ry aud basement
HOUSE No 100 Sulivan-s;. Has been recently painted
and pspered r. s. KALAMAZOO, No 81 McDousast and 30
WaItt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

II no LET-The complete sHIPBUILDING YARD at
ssched 10 Phenix Wood Bending Works at 0eenPonti
on he there every possible convenience. Including
steam saw.Mil and Blacksmith Shop. Apply to JOHN
HiLsBY, No. s South Wnam-st.; c. A. BURGESS OF al
Bshp OF other Timber benit any curve a''hO notice
Apply . the Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

L'Oh BOSTON abd PROVIDENCE ss NEW
i PORT and FALL RivER.-The splendid and .uPe1oi
-un.r METROPOLIS Capt Br,~n, leaves New Yorh every
TUESDAY THE RSDAY and SATURDAY as o'clock 2 M,
and The EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton. on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY md FRIDAY a. O'Clock o. from Pier No.
SN.R ,
Hereafter VIII BE- regarded secured 20 any sppi
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight % Boston arded through with sres, dispatch By
Exp,ess Freight Train A., -.,-,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

IN COMPANY-Th- Annual Meeting Of Stockholders OF nv
Company of Thee S Directors win be held
the offer Of the Company Of nth and fb av, on
TUESDAY May H. the polls to be open from u o'clock at noon
O'Clock The Transfer Books Of the Old aud Preferred
Stocks will BE- closed from O'Clock Of the 10Th May nut
''' 49, " ~ W H. EMERSON Secretary Nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27
Obituary.


FX-COMMIsSIONER YEH, OF CANTON.
His Exceency Yeb ZIP, the late Vceroy OF Canton,
ded at Calcutta on The 26,b Of April after an illness which
lasted three weeks HIS body was embamsd ADD pa sed
in double coffin. is on board the steamer Fiery Cross,
the Of LOCO rupees having been paid to convey the
corpse 70 China.
From the Friend OF China, Nay 1871
The Calcutta papers In error In saying mat the de
ceased Vceroy Yeh subject to coapses. HIS health
appears have been ordinarily good until his aide de
camp died, about month before he hnnsef went of,
from which period he pane1 Of various actcns,
affection Of liver being the most serious is to DC
regretted, think, that her Aaesty'n government did
being hardly likely that European physician could Ie.
aze tie dsgI his all nents Neglect Of necessary
exercise, no doubt, had much 10 do with his health.
Only en- occasion during the whole Of his stay
IN Calcutta did he leave his ro0 and that was when,
forced by the terIors Of earthquake, he ran into
the garden as haro as he could tear the arrival Of
steamer Canton, Saturday last created little
no sehsaHon. roomy hong boat sent On
sunday about neon for the eak gunny bag wrapped
in which the coffin secured aud for twenty four
hours afterwards there the boat lay little beljy the
Cnmfa New on the Honsm shore, VITA no other emblem
OF ner ourthen than simple white H,g attached TO a
the boat was anchored Off the Engh Seen moon Five Gen
Gac) hIo 'gh which suppose the bo1y viii be borne
TO toe Chdong hong, or cemetery little distance from
the porthels, gaze where some hundred other ooos
deposited under charge OF couple OF respecape bonz
Or MAJ be thst the corpse w be at once 70 Yeas
native place In Hoopeh vhtner his father oeocs dsd
from Canton come Time ago. Yeh was only hl.y three
years of age, and by the OF nature sboui nave
seen many more days But for the desire who, ha OK
pressed his pays LAND again, might nlmo, !. be
disposed think thai he took that which 81 the
thread OF life. Alas poor Yeh, be bad such extraor
expression Of bis pning may have beeo as all his nfe
was hugo lie Lngusts an boat people in Canton ap
peared glad At hearing that he was no more "There
be ceremony his removal said Of the for
mer GLASS; the Emperor has taken away oil his Htes he
Is more than the commonest coolie Of the streets"
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The American Ship NePsuns's Car at Singa-
pOre-aerious fxiOG Board.

From the Singapore &c l. Times, Nay !.
On Moodsy evening there was serious disturbance on
roads, The rneleader Of the rowdes vas man shipped
dong Kong and recently Of jail Several other des-
perate characters consisting Of shipped here and in
terlopers board took part In the aray Tney attack
ed the mate With iron Delaying PIN and laid open his
heao also Of his ribs s reported to be broken In
self defence the fired, but did not strike any
Some OF the jumped overheard and were picked up
by the boats Of her Majesty steamer which
vessel was ut anchor the Neptunes Gar. The sur
eeon of the Rerbuion dressed the wounds Of the mate
and OF OF the Captain Forbes was on snore at
the time OF the outbreak.
The frequent Of ourages on baard American
vessels 10 this port suggests the necessity OF adopting
come efectusl means for the proper control OF their
crews, and truAt the American Com notore and the
consular authorities will bring the matter prominently to
the notice Of their government.
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psrs 10 give the vnrous stages OF the campaign from the
envoncnts q tho Partisan pcpaace 10 tho triumphant
snrv OF Tho Allies intO tho eiy Of Milan; andwhat Is
raretbo promise Of the o0che Is very respectfully fa
Nhsa There may population, all alive for the
eemine var-Ihe Of the Old Guard, the gaais
q Paris alike pressing forward enthusiastically 10 joia
Vhe ranks us'rcus parsonage drives past NJ the time
OF sepsrure, amid tho ACCLAIM stoos OF the crowd No. H.,
Then spectator SUCCESSFULLY conveyed 70 esoa
she attack NoDteb6o the camp Of the Zouaves ct
Paesro battle Of sgenta and Anslly to witness the
tram plant entry 81 the French and their allies no Milan
Wnh q h, nm OF victory.
several OF the tsbesux adukasle. There 10 the
Iessp 100 OF the army At enta, equal 70 anything
hibed ny M O. Kean In his scenic illustrations OF Snaxs
pore. fDe picturesque old port and city; tho laughing
Ay OF she Fresch troops hs smotbeed sitn gariands
end bcnqnes; the eDthue OF the people, win the
rapid movement and artistic grouping Of the Same Il
really transports The spectator moment 10 the spot,
10 animated and life ike 10 the picture.
After = charming ballet ss nieelude, We have the
BATTLE Of Magenta, with s hand tO-haud fighting, drum,
trumpet and gun, &C., &; while tho AusIrians speedily
svs their "uckies" TIE Freac0 aon like being oeatea
ewes when compelled ~ their pay the part OF
Ne vapqusned; and whhe evidently intented tina.
Me mighty Zcusve should sweep all before him. tho Aus
uAn (ss enacted by the Frenchmsn) made socn u bold
and srsnuous fesEtapce, that efsen became question
whs,her toe Zouave 3uld havs tue best OF H. Toe
closing ta5eau Almost painfully effective, from the num-
Der Of dead which are Etsesn on ths battle field. rbe
saugber, stu so recent, gaze VIVID reality 70 the 70
which seemed well nigh 100 much for many
u the Penuer who pre- sent, and 70 whom Il
doubtless portrayed perils etil imminent