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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

yIrANTED-A SLIDE LATHE, wfTu COMPOUND
w rest 10 swing not less than twenty ipsfes. Apply ~
sAMEs GREGORY iuvsayaasL ;
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a. south Ferry Terminus-rrains leayes!I LA N. and
9sse; 745 II As AtN and 315 4l5, bij r. NJ for Hemp
stead; hourly for Jamaica rom f:45 A. W. to 645 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON
" pany 80 Wall street. New YORK, May ~ 1862 Is
hereby given that the Board of Directors have this day de-
carcd dividend Of I'VE ) cent out OF the Ne. earnings
OF the last three months payable nj the Office OF the
pany Friday, sd instant The transfer books will close
the 18th instant and the 10Th instant BY
der Of the Board. THEODORE r. JOHNSON
Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21
AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY.

wOMEN,s MISSES AND CHILDREN's sEwED,
PEGGED AND NAILED BOOTS. BALMORALS,
CATERS. SLIPPERS, &C., Of every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

u LUDLOW JR., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL
II. Paintings, antique Bronzes, &c-EZRA LUDLOW,
Jr VIII sell Thursday evening May q at O'Clock at the
next Walacks theatre very valuable private collection
OIL Paintings Antique Bsonzcs and curious Works OF Art
the property OF German nobeman resident Of this
city For fun particulars Journal Of Commerce and
Evening Post Pictures &C., exhibition above until
O. sale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

+ BOGART AUCTIONEER.-BY S. X j. BOGART, ON
e. Thursday, May -, i0a clock AZ West Twelfth
street. Gcneel Household Furniture consisting
Parlor SUIT In satin bocatel French Plato Pier Glass rich
pamask and Lace Curtains and Centre
on Paintings, Engraying Mantsi and
black walnut Bcdsteads do Washsand marble top Dress
Ing Bureaus, Hair Mattresses Pillows and Bois.ers
Wardrobes Dining ROOM DINING Table, Chairs,
Crockery and Glassware Table Cutlery Rerlgerao Cook
ing Utensils Reception Roonl-Lounge. Easy and Rocking
Chairs The above furniture is in good oTeI-neary
Adeposit will be required from all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

DECISIONS OF SOLpIERS.-TIfkEE MONTHS MILL.
j. tia two and three years. volunteers, seamen, marines,
discharged account OF disability, or claims Of their
widows also 800 bounty and back dues collected. No
charge for information. NICHOLAS SEAGRISr, Army
aud Navy Banker, No. Centre street
ykTANTED-T0 EFFECT a LOAN ON MORTGAGE,
w the sum Of S.5V on new building, cost $500. APP
py al lO7 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

ONTARIO BANK.
~ RECEIVERS NOTICE
In pursuance OF order of the Supreme Court OF the
State of New York notice Is hereby given 90 all persons,
corporations holding claiming any of the cir.
cating OF the former Ontario Bank lat
the Ontario Branch Bank Uca that they
gircd the for payment my Office In tho
city OF Utica before tho lat day July and that
Ia default doing the said will not he paid.
Dated NJ Utica, May l5 1852
EDMUND A. WETMORF,
Receiver OF the Ontario Bank
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
s. e ,tl'tIletpm:..
Ser @tpfRl&fau0,
Ncvtas'scn eutwts etor@.
{ ortfseun ns)

Dsrtomn,t ! riff Ter Si9.rbeiteteamt,
unnirfd. unp psl&' stn 1&6nsr preis IA
ouf ritfen Stod asks,! coon boffl' i'd
tbn espoppen ~ baben. -"
@i'lIei&t taun Id Sbn.n rod auf sin'
quite Spur b.Ifsn. Sis fsnusn ro@psr1n
pctt @Wcleah2S
Dt (ouf i'd esa bstlbmt,n es,anfttr
ntdt ftnnsn = 3
nun. ritiir bt,1 ratmt 6tt rtr intir.
Rtn Grtuncf&e !, tie sunoutsfen I'm
gangs mil otns 6trrn Stod. Ddroue
i6Iisb' i'd. tdB .r um cen Nuf,n,balt re
Dtmaaessn msib, ia eobtr (stta Dtuu.
sua III.
g. mub ID mid Ter ptt(on tfa 6urn
BON Bolrof1 pnGhfrn.
gor mtniasn Miuu,en mart bier unr
bit fit etduesrt sr rweree tinfs gn9dfU
baltsr au Grau sou Mllista ,pfttn. Sis
p'Nsn rrb, Dor rsm Mutnitpre ?
Daa (d6ne, morsrn. Wlrlsnbaus. ~
@ans rsdt llnp ra risi. Dame .t.n.
qs siueGreuurtn rer D'mu soa,n III. lo-
sd ptfftbs une ellie. msfnu pFi9'
nadsutommsn.
*Sill'0 lnfie. aIs sr ollein mar. In ti,
Qtfmiltr'e "a bd,i' i6 ia pisptre ammis
,frdrertfrei tod nod alddlid psrettslt
Doe '@snis IN rr Steaer unr ORR e,
DsIt. Gs Ists raa 9snie.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
=: Deu,ofrntiftbe 2lr8nH,entntip
.1aae,zl fiIub efrbidnlfeit.t $40 + .

Der hAera5bfht oGrIraua ReGlsuan's
ibdt nsniafftss 4rds 3gnae aut tGoIAt Il.
Ibabt. tbd6 q 4Rt Gltuan2 'fetnea llafdbieteit
rrsitesFSm Bidnftno ktisttkntat, ,aunp ta6
lith stlrdtbstif& aptdnt StrE nsrpli$fts
irroiflaSeistpdff.t. pA6 19oas stfntmtfH
imtffanmf e.r61titttt eouJtranHhdr
tS9af9s IN, zen 'i9aSem iauB, utstt tahs'
ftngj a. sBaf1tt A,noyoH n fTe.E OF
i5&lldi1.i 9b6svstuff aJat ftst f6nsis
.,stn6frdiif&e" .ngNsttyt1a6, q edab nnds
I58anttrl 16enhs btt Dtsibttadt, f& aieret
M'5&ta&ifllse al t,fio Ah VI ,5tstt
ISnsfaiAehI'h ;:cf6 Dstk9 abtntttj Erus
fftsSlt@ s 9iiGe aan csst @oBlurae
porautsrsitea | .sfn' !'an l. H:l
.'DxeI DtuiSitaI dub Ntws"i n biSfsr
lls99saitbanf aSsH si.ll felsie BET tatt ,siNta
IanEtis a2efst.la n DtteRalH att 4df II ID
slSdffA 6&dife, .iGlaGan5 Exsp s9srst-
3fdntsilg goaaF Sdf MIA stitsfff6f<n.l o sBts
sf6nntn ahG Si&t bdS 94dtiam 'SsriaSsn.
RrfKtn fSia iaii6sH 1esiilssiiil tafsitna etftsil
Ei6'i Dth,i& ,'Ntftstla a6ebea.''' Dsnea aas
( aaR61k n665 3{fl9l>t spaa,: lttA
..i,E tii tmin .asaEgg I:3g inalg3ME
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
j,etl 4 nu. ,3n 3ina$ 50 tls, 10O, attsss.. IN t.n
( @ladiens an Disn itaa Hnp, Miitpe&,

j,st nu! nu nod 50 bis, 100, xrieest. IN ten
i 4ladten 90 Dhnftaa Hne, Mittpe&,
teu. 16. zunp. ~: ssrlorsn4 rtr mad ben
M,leunasp1aus rem 9auptaauatttsr ausin
f1O 900. Mprps 8it psnn tius fibiett
@tnnat nie SfssL ,rit{e 2o, 900 binee,
,f&la9te,sr g9sute untersffiusm gtf.bl ae>
babt bdlteJt ab,r, no Ws&I.uun tdn,pft,
parf2tin Sistl ni&t ,lrtn ); Stee las IN.
ari(asn usrbonnt in's drmli&e 2aaer. "a
obsr3jeet1 na&eem oie &sbsasn psm Ne'
'e!faan .ati@laaft y mp; a9atianet, p.4' an e.
. OIL 2en3ttr:isnfr Armsi1sn n L
a e,Q.e n intlIetsn. eteWe& IS Y
/ = n 1t 400, oDO @aun NJ q
s tsam,inaAn ffonntf. @robart
iiai t6I mS&t.n Siasl tei, seitt l&ie,,
btn,a uns ssb.n f& TN ibrG Dummbsi'
une ,Gaab'sisfelt, itIbf, penn @s(pe'ts et1
2OklI QIEy0. - ~ ~. - ', .",
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
BE arme. Sd babs nod ME Mdb&sn

ete Arrae. S@ babs no% ME Wdb@e
:lsupitli.L u: 80 :. :. c;ri
&aroline ftlo6 tbrsn2lstssrlaraal auf
boIte bic belei@neisn Slsteun9saidt BIZ
aus unp fu9 In BET unutbwiutsfsn 9aun
pon b.r Delt an. ben ,ii@t mtnper lufi
Gen, stuesnttn als tRdp$en, bsrauslu
puBsn. ,6Lt
Bsmtart.1 = 1"'q' ~
INSTRUMENTATION Muffin f& taff.,
|oG:n. Das if sfn Saltse oetfomnen. lln,
sr tlete fe r.&t mantrti&, une Fe lfeb I'D
rt&t Gttte tliYtn, fnt.m fie fdett:' Ate
eo& uobl nt&t pon ftrsr 1etrtn -: :
Ater BON tbteu, .6errn, vtrfsste er. la'
&tnp. lloo i'd, bin jtbt btiets tn sins'
psrfun. + a. ~: y
15rr> lttt.r Bsrnbare, ht' etnmo1 se&'
auftt&tie asa.u mid. 70 ,pteDu fon 4 fets
para, b.Rann> pas Mdp6tn,jtbt,' 'wdtrsno
.nffsins Isilett. psrpouitanutste, tn stnem
bnis,u, pertrauli&sn unp gertrnnsu e..
msdenren Ions. ''>'--4- "'-'' z-]
- 'Sn psIatr46a@ hmm, r,s'n liebee
ein&en? atmte er TIT no6, @as rrddt
Dir penu ros fleine 6erl&tn T Wae
Du 0.yn Don mir erfabrsn'S -
6aee MIR: biz Du benn wtrfltt Ter
Sturent or.r Dtmaeos. BEN mon ben
idianfsn Stod crsr zen SlodRi@ nsnntf
urr ~ psl4sm 3psde wllf Du benn
cas- nif fen F.
Sd fraat nur !; unb Du ftnntR e
nj! nsst sss, fas'n, e''', ''.t ''ts:' .
@tr wirb-fo n,usisris fsin une f& In
frsmr. @ebtimniffe? ;sinprdn9sn ,polen I!
frufls 6s puStubsnt nit burlssftmernit.
I'D bubs j,B, Bstnbdrp NlIun, feltf
ilr DID: Grinntrs Did nur etfdaibfra
ran. ees n II ron :pornbsrttn alei4 une
ausrrldI d 20 70 ause.madt bobsn. 90
blsibt aifo ftr.ne ttt III B,robrsrune.
Du b6isr Buts I i&mou.e 3aroIins,
,ber ss mar ou& ibr GrnR nt9i. @eraee
nun sioub' i'd, rub Du eerf&lants S'od
,cd bin. - :, !
Dos tann,e Du gan, na& @s'''stn
,alteu. . !
S.Bt fttntMinut. ldnger tulo' ID DID
m huufe. Rumm, fon,m | tort NIT DIV,
Du Gtodff&! Git pt. ftd,s ibnt pen uet'
d,bsril9sn Bart uutu rem (amarasn
59l.i,r, frb'> f9 lslbR ZEN Out auf.
patf stn,n Wlanttl un,. unr un.er eadsnl
,np @&dtsrn o.rli.ben ne, ein paar eltd'
i&su 9iuesrn eI.i&. cas- oornsbms 5aus.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
,,Wou.n pir bic linton vtpis fs mar"
unb eie Contribution .,pte ,lie IT, ',srbaltsn.

,,WoQsn ptr ete linton .,trfe Ve mar.
,junb eie .Gpnattutipp .,pt ,fIe H.. ",ubalten
+ bdrf.n frhi4t p,ret7sn, pdb suhts'
uns pitle 0einVe uuf:rts ',,,@oupsrns'
;msuts" 9ietL w,td. wtr dh RI @obl'
,urne fdlapeniudkn. 'Dteb n rie3dber.
1einRfmmence |4n(i&t VS. .,eoninuotusn'
,Dolfs. Die napifaten AspubIifapsr fine
''tnd&lo0,n. ttnsnl fuldsn Druid ouf rt.
,keminiRrotisn ,ausaulbtn, Aob fi'
Vie 5tlatenIf6r fret trildrt.
.mSan nun 'pie SflursnbaIier uur ibrs
''Grsunes b6ieipncen ocsr ni&t. ,,Mtre
.pisl. oLti ito opptirt 70
if.s nj lt aAe er~6offnuna
,perGouktru uatissnpteunion
ICmis f. watlsw l.. Z berbsrAufel
l.n,,u g a.p a. ttin l6oursrboftse
'@sRlurnie d IDhn' lie Bst srfabri.
;ras ron, 5ttttn efs, 0ouunnsmsnts per
,,3wed pcs Rrttare ru II, eie 8 Il auen
frsiau m a d n. anfattpit a
onnitu,t,tpE Re lsJr,si ke tt
t6tlap,n il ba;ttp su,. bsf&dssn, - 70
m;,u 70 3,itflt eaagoIt,fein, lib tn ma(I,
au ubsttn. unp eetNrminif fration ~ IA
asn: ,,Wiuiouenkn Minribott unr an
Wsr, uw ii, 6rdsstt iniu fastn: rit
Greibtil re Sttarnbaltfns uee Msn
l6snbonesIe) ~ M&ls.n. ate ttin Sc:
ben oe't Dollar {, mPt' a4n' 4 elt ef'''''"
Gs Gao 0i.le nier uus. wsl&e sinf
Der SfIausrd fsinell6e Gop1itupion batsn
uoQen. ---- snr tp.l1s, ole Yrc.
itlausreilsute ala sr1d,bet emun3u'n
Is 1T 3sit, vIrtmdnnfr pom Soma"
(]ou beib,n &i,frSltn rss Stlapsrbal
roe efe gtnte IN rit GnQr
petriebsn merctn. EDorum iur urnt une
udb,t Yrcftlap.ritH. in e,n Gouarte!"'|
Ditlest!SpeeimdE Erenet atil9n 9n'd
|iesna unr Grtib 4elisbs bat mtntansne
ptn Borlus uct nbn6sr anrsrn gptt&.
pob ee nos erot.f fgtrritruns tn 81
,rif. f,orun .utti9 IT. Goh
Ioutt nan olaubeIrnr rsr DsrfaGtr ri
loen Nnmort'@4 anI roe ""1 t'"ee
Sflopenid&tlere ut. /
Abr III es ni&tirouria. eas 1Ttntli&'
9ournol, (oI&enW Trash" lem 90!ft biz
|tn llfsn.8 se ni&t lraut'a. eoe
70 NM bis Snnui1na s,ns. oroetn Wo0e
res @oltsa 70 lbd dbtfsIt it, pab 50 FOL-
De EoR psrtrdaf, Sbnf SittIidfit
Bi|eune unu 9ktuiasns aitt 60 feins1
J!ttb.tt fit fup Biet& rte ulittn bol,
burr @runrluat r. rsRspublil. UNI risit
eeuts ludtn pit frtib,tt In gef6rrtruna
0sr t5bRen unffi&fti uno ,3ntumont
tit. ii IN IN Bsf&asula 4mraftttti&tt SfIap1ti
unp r,s barbafdtn D|.nid.nbanrsls.
@ulas B.otadthptn pnr GrfutrunB,n
iinp rsm f'sisn anne unr rem M,n
l&en i6mualids1. .lts {,ltf sin, Nrttr:
Ioss auf psm te. arme @sput|t!
Dtine .nturttt.u Bbne 9atsu rsn GoI&
stsen rid feltft Had'!,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
~ ~ ,Brapo 4 aDt, ,iouus, iuus Rtp u

ME- ,,Brape sDt, Iprsp A,.yp,|ar::.
fFa4ttn sutammls 5laatstuH
esapsriion rin Spsi9sfsle,. t4r 5tat;etn
assse,ei&nfttn; q Phi tt;p;u;s51rmpt
trateM 9nserfpaF auf Drpnb liner entI&ies
een.n Gmaptipaiisil Aa.fern iun Con,
a'9 stpra|satan.sa at large j inssnain.ll'tr ] II 4 :
Sir ftns,en5 6trrs 9see,leq ,iejt, Sob:
ul asie ttnen eleykf& &tn aup aBtlt&sa
.&haleitsr. s1ts.A ue Aftst6 6nsl .aIs &feHet
utattls 5erH f&es; MANDY 2reiAt -tu ,ass
Reiben m prsMaptrsii Rtrolta.tes It'll;
ifDlt DsuA osltieaasss spiktsa auf
etsa GeaSsiiisAt teal6eW tYtpttamanp1
2(UttIAl. ?i5a ,rhrs iaila's hlG ."'r
fill gse7r;e., ,Hst zaTrhn,f eesg affsrs;
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
Di< lett4pruflom m ation

p.s Yrdfr.nkm1,.l1e roe 3risedrd'
fur II. eoussn II. 'S'aatsn trfId1i unr
pie 6obsae Qor1w Net, ouf tie Dout'
ees arisa.s fua apnr,r', ~ t.uus ater
raf9sno uno nuk ksann t6unsn mir uns
nit oe.(e|bsn ,itptrmaetn tefxunrm,-
wenn fs psn 3atse fat, per. stsu uorun.
eeeon8susu ptoftAna'ioa wtasu Qopfe
cation unit &moeipation ale St0ss ~
btEn.n. 9b1em 1ortlauis mad atbt Ne
bereuttnp aeiitr mo pte 8crts t.from
giving aid in5vt tious ways to! the in
surrection" fsrns,: "disloyal practice"
unr "discouraghg enlistments' Nao bs:
cen t5,bf otri@stnsn N1f@,sn er por.:
tei.n, f.Ibf au&iihnertal6 Der rspubltta-
nif9sn partti. sikr 10 ptti&tsetnrn Hue
lteune uatsrworta :une fS'sIoftf& unr
nbnbar, rae} Glsta ,parmaen paisioten
unp p,n ssrrdtkff&tn bAiasbsiftt Ter
5.e,ifenifeu, H. ireutfta Gnuue pse
@ouptrnsu'tntsfiur rsR batsrRsn Gtine
r,feltsn ald6atita t.sfsn f6un.n. Auss
miro duf sie ptttiftbe 0tftnnuna ct1
pfouoamar(6d1s unpo tst mtlitairti&en
Yea amfen onfcAmsn. i Diutdbr piss
bur(bsn unr7ths ano trisfats 6unrtnna
oer A.uee.unqnitb bitr ats untcpd! C.
9nluf u.r >Gftbttt aufFGoIae baten, corr
otsr als lovalt t4b 9ets1Atrsi9t erf&siosn:
Gin frdf,iab. 3,snd&i.e.n,e tins son
J'tibei'attebc ititrits 4nseep!oprdmir
unftrtr armfniA d1ion pirt enc panttt
fam, Bhtuna akfas golfdus.tn, ~ 8t
,,tdnet tte Gnhnsfpd,ionspro tdmation
unf,rts prdfutaitn np.n Anfdna s'sin,,
utu,n' Gra; tt.ttiei. arminittatioa ;6rtu1
n,u,n propromn .r.u.- ra1n pdblltt
b.ralf'ts 7nt&t pss' Sfsasltdis -une,ee
s6rdduns NItptsd5nltdtn Sidttb.tf
Doc Bolt bss NsseenS mitr 'ran,s mdn
ti9Hfh rtatn, al Elnpp.n Sunp aD'iaat
Iite Is ni&t feblsS. lfht fet g,rtuft wi,j
f&' rerfrishen IN ffils 565tlenls1na :.
n'Aus titfsn ghdttena 'adaGt runsH II
4sb1t Wostdmdtt6nf 1tb t:H5FE75 t: IT
4 ~ .s& z. a.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
I 8.
untsrtaltun9e;n ON tdue3 t.
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SIM @artenbou(e Ger G1ou .. @lQiere
piu9's um risleIbe 3dt du6erf flu ~,
Btnn Mot rtn ,9s(6af.iese 1tetbsn uno
bauu,en in etr xlts fal'ssfunesn bdtts.
" bate man pis(t Rdume fir qusosRo1.
ben bals.n fanasu. aber IN Der fau,mtn'
beaen Desll1a.t Der srfen 2sbensbee 0If'5
ni1e war per Bswsie 6@tbar, bae man
nd In pts(sm f&on.n 6aufe oas esbtu
nod fe,n,r auf pie anAensbmfe Art ;lu
fria,nf osn rI6bItatn @orias babe: Dts
fdmmtoe bauefefs S6&in nor NIT rsr
1osisen @iasrbsit iprss 8.rufe t.l@af'
.tiat, bic lest. 6anp an perl&iseene ps1tb'
uels anp ;auses3.i&nste Gtjtusniils tbts1
.btli.btsn 2unf ju leasn. unp in 16pfsn.
unp pfanusn, in &sfleln ,unp ;@afsrellen
auf eem tsiul&sn! st(srnen Ro@beeses
toblfn unp brepeltsn. brtsitn unp f&mor'
tu- ps.(aienene appetitli@es gee.nfdnee
aus Der ,antmalif6su uup sns8stabi!il4eu
5&6pfune. aus bsr 2nft.. apa tfm @a(=
Lex, une Gus psr Gxue, sdbs1 uue, upier rer'
iest.n, nit; Glstb iufammensebra&t, Nm
~ pss Wsnf@snleites ;Nobruna une
yotbeurft ~ biensn. octr ete. 2unf ,ess
rpabnn+@e}amads, ,spif 9e1r nen @elps
at G& pbtlofopbii9 te@nii@ ausauorlfs
tsm passlt. au f6sesrn.: Damn une mann
ttat Qiinte, rae Rammerfdedtn ceI 9nd,
riaen Grau. nit. teforaten @tsnsn nnn
,in,r. INIT heree3sit: ReiseHeen dssHidta
5pannunp In ben pon rtiltnten ,@otles<
ta4tx tuftsaesn Eeupel sse! 9ef&made.
Muf sinsr perisuaui6df7sl las s|eer NIT 10
pisi Gbreu.. unp- A6funsstsseusunesns
iiberbdufse .9htlin9 pse Gessniss nod IN
r.rf.lbsn unasfc6ien G6aabtfL: wte i'm
feiu Oerebr.r beim 6offidr am &ornen
NIT sroesm Gntsadep eefebsn battle, ssen
Aneben: Gin. an .prsi SUB Iansern kdelie
DIR. platit5pf8sr 5ebu pe. bo@nerptf&sn
SntNuib..:z -" H., s7uII.',;1 49, -.
| ,@sH uei6, =2atbarint.| |feufate BE 3efa
Oh 6ie ni&t pGe apieie celifatsn 6srrti@>
leiitn :ufrestfne iiubsreiten. II! =.
Na. 5Ste, (puaer mir "a f4ane Dtn9sI
Suuafer r2dstte. .ptrlfSte DIT F6&ia1 pilist,
unp: aerare bsute esrd,b Aqts uertriRi&:
Su elmer gtsrtslfunpe bin i'd .fr xne fer'
tia,z fs..4. I'll {Ifzf 1 ftfat<as ftfat<ass
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composers, the following theatrical statistics were
gven-rhe total receipts OF the Paris theatres from
April L. 1861 10 March 81 1862 exclusive or the allers
and the little theatres formerly comprised IN the an
liee were IL ,ls1 04lf. OF which the authors dues
amounted 30 2T7 1TSf The largest receipts were those
Of the Grand Opera, amounting 10 2l5 060 aud from
which the authors and received 81 026f Two
other theatres only q million. The Cirque Win
the show pieces, 'tPrse dc Pekinn and "Rhotomaso,
which have been played all the year-the latter being
stu IN the tide of success-recsving lSo o29i anu
aging Its authors las, 1857. and the Porte 81 Mar
TIM which received l, 057 ,52Sf., principally rom
ran over two hundred nights and which has
just been put the bills agaR-the authors
dues 1877 52lf The receipts at the Francois were
929 2S7 authors dues liz 355f AT tbs opera eonique
receipts $50 ,367f authors dues, lbs 3lH Al the gym
nase, receipts 500 000f authors dues Io0oOf Naude-
vile, Varieties and Paais Royal, about oooVooi ehcn
The Gate and Ambigu, about 700,0 DOOR. EACH
Next month the Cirque and Lyriqus are 70 DE removed
into their sales the place du Chatelet The
theatres the Boulevard du Temple, II was orl-
gnay arranged, to remove IN July, but, with
the Dsassements the Funambules and the azary have
obtained prolongaon Of their soourn up 10 April next
The Foles Dramatlues and the Gate remove in July.
Edwin Booth has taken apartments, and. with his
family has quietly settled Paris for two three
months. He IS by idle, however Besides
being engaged wrote you, in studying portraits and
Of Richeeu and his time 10 order TO produce
the grand play of Bulwsr in perfectly correct STYLE
he supernten the translation and adaptation OF
several effective French plays, which he will produce
upon his TO the United States, and which will be
great and attractive novelties.
Right Rev Bishop Wood, of Pennsylvania, ana Bishop
Purcell Of Cincinnati LETT Paris Saturday for Rome.
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sst 1olb; lilies and geldings, sst 7lb with certain
allowances One mile and half Tho second TO
his stake. ~ subs.
Mr. K. Ten Broeck's Olive Branch, by Lexington. sst.
Alb. (3b.) {Fordham)
Mr. PARIS b. C. Iourno. sst. lib f3lb) (Clements)
Mr. j. Clark's b. Q. Bloodhound, Sst. lib. (3b.) 81.
Snowden) 49,. =. <. '.'-
Mr. Merry's b. C. The Knave Sst, lob (Chaloner) -.
Duke OF Beauiorts b. c. Gemsc by Wild Bayreil-Cha-
mois sst. lib. (3lb.) "a, Day( .;;.......:;..
Marquis OF Aiesbury's CHI. c., by Mindhound-spht-
vote, Sst lob. q. Goater)
Mr.. Merrlfelds Margery. Sst. 7lb. Drew
Mr. 4. stevens b. {. Ethel, Sst. lib. (Payne)
Betting-5 to on the Krave, to AGAINST Tolurno D
against Olive Branch, 10 against Ethel, ana IL 70
/ against any other.
Ethel made play, followed by the spltvote colt ionr-
no. and ths iavore TO the lower turn when EthS gave
way TO Tolrno, who came with slight lead, waited
upon by Bloodhound, The Knave and olive Branch inc
latter lying next the rails. On reaching the distance
Bloodhound headed Mr. PARIS horse and hal way up the
pair joined by the favorite and Olive Branch the
four joining the entrance Of the stand enclosure,
locked together to the end, and finished one OF the
finest Tor some years. Olive Branch running
the longest Just landed her owners coors by short
head Tolurno being head in advance of The Knave,
who dead heat with Bloodhound for third place.
After them Ethel and Gemse the Sptvote colt and
Margery being tho last two.
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| The Imperial Policy Contradicts French
| History-Danger from the United

From the Paris Temps, May 26.l
To give, as is expressed in the instructions
OF NJ Thouvene moral support to the sound part OF
the population who would try 10 change the form OF 90.
vernment seemed to us imprudent and excessive But
not now engaged further IL in that
General Amonte issues his proclamat!ons and are
thus appearing as the orginators Of u movement TO
which should render only moral assistance General
Almonte very much resembles at this moment Monsieur
Count dArios), brother OF the King when hanging In
the OF the Allies in 1914 who to deliver France
from the imperial tyranny " and, other journals
already observed, Admiral Juren de la Gravcro speaks
like tho Duke dAngouemc ut the Of the campaign
in srain, or rather like the Duke Of Brunswick
republic TO the Mexican republic. We make every al
lowance for the difference between the people ana
the two situations. But this allowance made-tLe
French people placed very high and the Mexican people
very low-there will still remain pretty strong resem
oianes between The two. We haze Tie dIfedrdnce of
PERMITTED anybody 10 render the 10 us: and
whatever be said or done this contradiction tri
fling. That shall succeed in undertaking il We
persist In IL, is doubted by But In practical
point OF Wow II Is not only the immediate result but
the remotsr consequences which should consider
viii monarchy in Mexico be solid than the repub.
lcS Will France, after having restored it, take upon her
SELF 10 defend Il against intestine dirtstcn and against me
probable hostility OF The United Satesg These are the quss-
tous which present themselves, and which patriotism
bids Is weigh aud discuss.
From the semaiae Financere, OF Paris, May 2e.1
Tho Mexican incident, on reflection, cannot have
serious consequences. Tho French government shes
" 60 further than England SPAN ~ reorsssno tie
griedases Of With Europe has 10 Complain against the
MexicaDs. We cannyt, therefore, be surprised that
France should resolve TO 60 farther than il az first In
tended, 1t counted, perhaps on complete sssis
lance from spain. However that may be- the little
favor which public opinion ia France shows for the
Mexican expedition will DO useful warning for our
governmsnt ana there Is 10 hope that our land
ing ia Mexico will not degenerate into Indefinite and
ruinous enterprise. We believe that shall withdraw
from this affair as France shall have obtained
real satisfaction In the meantime 1t Il important that
should be known that the expense OF tbs expedition
will not be as great as is generally supposed These
expenses have been anticipated for the period. and
provided Tor by the extraordinary budget Just voted
The maintenance Of the troops employed in Mexico
thanks u the abundance or provisions toand there will
not cost much than IN France We regret for
our part, this Altar OF Mexico but feel cent don't
that will not give rise to any complication il our
foreign policy