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The New York herald., 1862-03-08
MILITARY.

NEW YORK ZouAvEs.-ALL THE MEMBERS OF
IN the original New York Zouaves in this city,
ed TO meet this Saturday evening at O'Clock. their
Headquarters OF Fourth Thompson streets
business OF much importance Is 10 be brought before
meeting is particularly requested that pre-
sent
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THE FIRENIEN.

FRIENDSHIP HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO.
2.At special meeting of the above company, held
he truck house after returning from the fire in West Thr
tenth street March y At 10 clock A. NJ motion,
unanimously Resolved That the thanks of this company
dne and hereby endered Mrs N. A. Hoppock, Of
- West Fourteenth the bouHufu supply re-
feeshments furnished the fire.
THOMAS SULLIVAN, Foreman.
W. B. sNoNs, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

NF O. EDEY. AUCTIoNEER.-BY NJ. G. EDEY.-THIs
M day Saturday March 3 at II o'clock, viii sell In
front saesroom No. &c Cedar street, opposite the Post
oce Sorre Horse about i9 hands high free from all
good Sulky Also Boown Horse, 554 hands high. To
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WANTED-A GOOD HORSE AND BUGGY, OR Busl-
w wagon, exchange for very valuable invention
domestic s fsr which deed to the right of any State
in tie Union will given. except Pcnnylvala; new m
vcntion send for circular Address Los l69 Post ohice
Easton, Pa.
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.yIIANTED-TO PURCHASE, A FINE PAIR OF LARGE
ami very s l,n c,ach Horses dark bay pre- erred;
be OF good speed and aron for which liberal price,
will be paid by MINER SOMERvILLE, auctoneers, sc
Nassau street.
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VNANTED-A HORSE, FULL l6'5 HANDS HIGH =
w Must sound, Kind, driver, aud abe TO
co. Address, stating lowest cash price, James
Hunter Herald Office.
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WANTED-A GOOD CLOSE Coach, WITH TIL, FRONT so "
dispose may hear customer by applying at
l37 Court street. Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE GIVE PRESSES
N and the Type, nearly new), in business of New
York TO be had for l,l0o Apply to by ]. CRATE, No
Fiankln sauare.
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yNyANTED-A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS. SUITA
w BILE the bus tosehero separate, In X
change for Liquors at wholesale prices Apply at LOO
Eighth avenue, in The store.
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NJ EW YORK TATTERS LIS, SIXTH AVENUE AND
IN Thiry-nnth strectTuesoay March H. at III O'Clock,
premtory sale of Carriages; also at IL
O'Clock, Horses, Harness, &c. see posted bills
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H-s--HHaH a.=-s=sa--a---ll----
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS,

THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS or THE BOARD OF
Aldermen wl meet on Tu sday the 18th day OF March,
ls6a at one oeok T. ~ tho Chamber Of the Board of
Adrrne Wy lp Tor the purpose of considering the
sublct ~ thH extension of Ch,Vh attery.
Al parties nicnii viii pleisc attend, without further
IOaec tIIAS. CnIPP, Committee
T.. I. A. BUOLE, \
- - CIlAs. II. HALL Stroes
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HESRys shERlss7s p sEsrs s,s y Ar,mosyEgEss c
HENRY WOOD co. win sell, on Saturday March q at
10 o'clock at the oorncr Thryeghth street and Ecyenth
avenue aar3e ot OF Brown stone also two Carts &C. By
oruer. JOHN KELLY, late Sheriff. :
JAMES LYNCH, sheriff.
HousEHoLp FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C., AT AUc.
IL uon -DANIEL A. MATHEWS, auctionecr, will sell
this day at O O'Clock at his saeso 10 Nassau
near Fulton general assortment ~ Furniture con ng
o. faror, Dining and Bedroom Saits Mirrors, Carpets
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
ToHN W. NEwsoN, AUCTIoNEER AND GENERAL,
Broker 10 Real estate Merchanase and Insurance. 1872
Regular sales at store Tuesdays aud Fridays W. N will
give his personal attention 10 sales pubc pvael at
.c rents effect and attend 70 insurance policies repairs
faithfully performed Return OF sales promptly made ash
advanced on merchandise References-IIun Geo Opdyke
Mayor Of New YORK; Peter Coopy, Esq, merchant II 10
Brown President Mechanics and Traders Bank; Nathan
Graham, President Fremen's Fund Insurance Company,
and others -
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uENRY II LEEDS, ..AUCT1oNEER-HENRY H.
u LEEDS co win sell at auction Saturday, March
g. at II ocoek in front Of - Nassau street.
Gray Horses l6 hands hsh well Matched and very stylish
drivers
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTrONEEI-HENRY H.
IL LEEDS co. will sell at sncton saturday. Msrrll
at lOM O'clock at&ha sale rocr - street
hold Fufniture cossna of Brussels and ugran Carpets
black walnut Fsccrcs black walnut Ex,n don hin.
ing Tables, Armoirolian, mahogany Office Desks riit
frame Mirrors, orolu Chandeliers, carved rosewood Eta
CERES with marble tops; mahogany Wsssandr oak marble
top sdeboards rosewood Secretary Bcckcaac Toilet Sets,
SA Library Bcoksse hack walnut top Dressing Bn
fqs.wood Psnor c.ryes al round seven octave made ~
Hall Son; cos stJ t.Jo second hsa upright PA 40
forte, IN rosewood also be sold under foreclosure
mortgage large asst VI second hand Furniture
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GEORGE COOK. AUCTIONEER-ELEGANT HOUSE.
" hold Furniture.To morrow at 10s O'Clock l41
Broadway superb stock Of the best made work of
fashionable Styles consisting of Parlor Suits
rous knds elegant ROSEWOOD and black walnut
Chamber Suits Paror Etageres Secretaries Cabinets Buff
fets elegantly carved and pain Wardrobes
Library and Secretary Bookcases Armos GIace Dressing
Mirrors, Toilet Sets, &C. Sale positive.
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UCTION SAIE-ON TUESDAY, MARCH II, AT ONE
IA O'Clock, the Farm belonging to Samuel Brewer de-
ased IA the town of Westeld staten Isa nj mile from
steamboat landing Rossvle and ten minutes walk from
rar Huguenot station Said Farm contains
land with good Dwelling House. Hot House,
bndiis also will be sold all the House.
hold Furniture, Farming Tools Horses Cows &c together
with n ID OF Hay.
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A UCTION sALE-GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
n A. NJ CRIST ALAR Auctioneer, viii sell Tuesday,
h inst at l0s o'clock, l6 Leonard street. between ud
West Broadway the entire nf said
which Is well stocked with fine Groceries Tea, COiees,
Spices &c Also quantity OF fine Liquors. Fixtures of
Store together with Lease, having two from
May The above il stands will be for sale privately
For further part cas apply at the oce Of %
Bowery
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[IRNRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II,

HENRY IT, LEEDS, AUCrIoNEER:-HENRY II.
IL LEEDS h CO. will sell by auction on Saturday, March
O'Clock at l3 Broadway lately occuped BY Beekman
Co., Store Fixtures Mirrors Counters large ana
the ne Counter some Of which are nhogany tops with
small about 30 rst class three light Gas COM
pete, with Shades Mana Frames Brackets OF bronze
hps; Sofas 200 yards Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets
ing and Partitions, in fine order; mahogany and Re-
vUihg Stools Iron Railing patent Daguerrean Plate Polish.
cost Sl2S superior Sewing Machines for odna
ry sewing and one for leather; fine Iron SAFE by
0sylor to order; cast iron Awning Post and Awning and
variety OF other hxtures Also assortment OF Dry Goods
given up Immediately.
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n MLEvY WILL SELL ON TUESDAY NEXT, nth
~. instant, at leis O'Clock, at s65 Broadway, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets large of
Hous hold Furniture viz.-Rosewood Suits in brocatt
Mirrors Tetea aTees Sofas Lounges, lEageres Paintings
CANT Extension Tables, mahogany and painted Chamber
and small size Velvet Brussels, Three-py and Ingram
Iets Lace and Brocae Curtains Chairs Of all descriptions
with general Of Feather Beds Mattresses Pai
asses, DC.
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A NJ. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER
a. BY BANGS MERWIN & CO.,
Irving Bnildn y, 594 and 596 Broadway.
MONDAY EVENING" March 10, at o'clok,
Private Ii ary, comprising and valuable works
in departments also large collection Of choice Mis-
ceaneOus Literature, Illustrated Books. &c
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DONIEs.-sMALL PONIES, RODE LAST YEAR BY
Fifth and sixth avenues GEO. BOND.
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MILITARY HORSE FOR SALE-TIIE PROPERTY OF
l oilrer ord red away was at ball buii bu run
battles IL horou y broken and all that per ec
horse b. Inquire Turnures stable, Sixth avenue,
G cr D
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TVoRsE TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS wANTED-IN
Ii cNclang, for Irst cas Densrs. nggy ami harness
ust eary horse Kind and sty lisii ANY
wing either of the auve Diamonds 70 dispose OF In
way, may address r. S. T., box liz Herald once
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A UCTION NOTICE.-R. W. WESTCOTT AUCTIONEER
N Auction sale OF $l2L00 worth Of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND VALUABLE



Magniic, solid Rosewood Parlor Suits,
Costly Rosewood l'aaofOrte rich Carpets, &c,
Russell W. WESTCOTr, auctioneer, will sell, on Mon
day, March TO- II O'Clock precisely at l52 West Twenty
first street. Seventh the above valuable Fui
being the entire contents of the above first class house.
comprising four elegant full Suits OF Furniture In broca,e
reps elegant collection of Landscapes and istor cal
Paintings costly Paror Ornaments sup RIB rosewood Par
or Chamber and Dining Room Furniture of desctip
ton The house is repete with everything adapted TO
costly and ashionably furnished residence including large
variety rich Cut Glass, French China Silver Ware
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r OsT-ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2s A SMALL
IL coored Italian Greyhound, named Dandy; sur;
posed folowe couple OF ladies the Roosevelt
street ferry Williamsburg. IS reward Will be given by
avn, him at 25J Front street, New York.
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OFFICE OF TIE LOST AND FOUND, 3o7 BROAD
~ way-An Ope a Glass. foand in Fourth avenue few
SINCE having fallen into honest hands, the loser will
be informed this Office where IL may be returned
The sun., 1862-05-30
French Mnr Vessels.

French war ships are assembling In our hlr-
bor. There were already two steam and four
,ailins vessels which hal quietly dropped an
.hof, aud now another has been added to the
uumbcr.
Perhaps the French Emperor. who ia an adept
4, providing pleasure excursions ior hi. Minis
ters---tl cover up official movenent'--has in
spircd his Admiral on this station with a desire
to lind out how the intervention coat would fit,
viii Ae had designed ior us--if New Orleans
had not been taken. Now, Of course the sound
ings Of our harbor and the most valuable points
Tor raking positions are matter Of perfect in-
difference to LouIs NAroLroS, and nobody cares
whether one or twenty French war ships are
within cannon range, so long US Nj. MERcIER
and Secretary SEWARD are on smiling terms
with each other 1t, therefore, only remains for
our citizens 10 extend TO our French visitors All
the courtesy which their charming suayity and
good nature entities ucn. to receive,
At New Orleans We Lear that the a,ten-
tions Of the French Navy nre equally marked.
and are fully reciprocatcd if not perfectly under.
stood, by the civic authCritics. On Va. l3u. ol
MAY, at u meeting Of the Corporation, the hos
pitalties Of the city were rendered 10 the officer
Of the French fleet, which was coming Ny H.
river in token Of the good feeling which unite
the people Of New Orleans with those Of Franc
Certainly the curiosity Of our Gallic nei i'hbVrs
becoming quite general.
The sun., 1862-05-30

So ABSORBED hrc r,nrly an # us in the great
events tfai' ring uu o,r ,pitir 10, that many
# o.. arc scarcely conscious Of The immense
changes simultaneously ,akin' place in Europe.
Thc., changes are visible in every country OF the
Old world, and arc worthy Of tho rrdonnic't
attention. We refer more particularly to l'rus-
sa the final result Of her ,rcat popular elections
having reached us only ny the latest steamer.
The struggle there was onc Of ruic principle and
las been conducted without 'ioltncr, nithough
with intense feeling on either side. Tie King de-
,i.r', as lac still docs, to organize the army and
render il the chief power, next 10 the throne, in
tho state. That thi. might be- don", lac, Of
c.urs,. desired To- augment the war eprroirin-
'pns r.rly TIE Chamber Of Deputies wac
hu., DO 10 til. movement. and 'hc Mini'try was
anxious 10 escape Ito iid..u'y lY clu!ing II.
Tlacorc it presented Tie budget in TIC ordinary
way, T. r., in one irCss, hoping 'us to carry 1t
thtouAh. The Chamber, however, clai ming
that thrv voted Tire taxes whih The people Lad
g. pav. ircl to examine the ii.t of S'n'c ex-
r.nsc. and g. H. tic amounts 10 lie ii,hur'ol,
and voting t'i- effect, tie Chamber became TIE
great Obstacle in the way Of the Royal wiil.--
Executive power was at once exercised, and
,h, Chamber was dissolved. His Mnjcty nj
Icaird to dc rcoii, in vigorous decree for he"
elections, which, while an ar'uily rcrosint un-
houu'el couhi"gcc in ne jea3' rar'ool to 10
.,n,u extent of tie nature oi a menace.
these elections hI,o como anl gone,
anl at lcns,h ior thc first tino, the iu'I
result Is before H.. The Royal forces are
a. crly routed. Ivo-y Cabinet Minister has
been defeated. Eycu Mr.. NoS pfH lllrr,wlo
Irrpo-cd n"w system e finance that W.. to
cri,h tie treasury ly the robbery Of t'ci"ollc,
| has been compelled to bow before tie mdi,sn"nt
| verdict Of his native ely, Llbcricldi 80 mtr'y
devoted 10 linn.
d, moments comparison Of the present return
of Deputies with that Of 1Njd---,l" l'lmy day
or tie Nantcuicl Muittiy--will give the reader
a rdl knowledge Of tie revolution achio'cd,
at single glance. In 1888, the feudd
or Ministerial Party had 10 votes--npw
1t has 10. Tho Clerical Parry had 20
now it has 30. Tho Poles, who then had
hut G. now have 60 The Opposition then
could muster hut 90 hu, now controls E'R nigh
500 votes But this is no, all In l'jS even,
the Ministry had 200 unconiition,l aihcrcnt',
while the Liberal. or advanced Democrats had
but 20. Now, tho rroRrcSsivcs count but from
80 to 30 votes, and the decided Democracy some
2jO. Even the Oh clerical citics Of AK, Tficr,
Coblcu'7, Bonn and Gll'z have come over TO the
people, aud such renowned leaders Of the Eeac-
ton NJ WAGSIH, NoS GEELAcII and NoN BLAN.
KESnui.G have been discomjted.
! l.a 4 IA 1, ,.I
The sun., 1862-05-30
DEATHS.

ASCHOFr-m wili.mshur.h, On wednesday,
2sth inst, OF NpopleHy, Jacob Aschon, IN tie doth
Tho relatives and friends q the family, also the
German Gro,ers society, are respectfully invited to
sttclt tie funeral, from - fauls Church, in
Wlliamsburyl, cor Of 9th aud nth is sts, on Fri
day afternoon, 30,h inst, u o'clock. His remains
Will be taken g. the Lutheran Cemetery. l9o
BROwS-On weiuesly, 9sth inst, Jane Brown,
aged c. years. moaths and days;
The friends snd acqusintanera 81 ne ilili . Me
rcspeethtlly invited tp attend the funeral, Tins
tFfidayl afternoon, 3Gth inst ~ pclock, from tne
rcs.den'e OF her son-'n-law' sahue! u'a"s,n, ~
Raxt,rst Her remains VAL be taken 10 CALVARY
Ccmstery fur luteiineui'
pENSING-op ucg-Ih Inst q 'Consumpton,Feiei
lis friend. and tie friends % his family are re.
,pecthly invited 80 attend the funeral ON Friday
afternoon, 3Oth inst at O'Clock, froIa his ate resi-
dence, ll3 Chr lie 1t, without further invitation.
FEENFY--At Yorkve, on Wednesday, 2sth
Inst Capt. Johu Fceuey, ID Fire Zouaves, GO, o.
I3d Regt, ~ Y V, OF wounds received al we osI,
will be published IA daily papers. 81
FIRTu-On Wednesday, 2Sth inst, aoer lnger
in. illuess borne with Christian torttuds and resg
nation, Sarah Elizabeth, beloved wife OF Joseph
| Firth aged 2i years, months aud days.
The relatives and friends OF the family, are re
specially invited to attend the funeral, on FRIDAY
| morning, Both inst, at 10 o'clock, from her lat
residence, Lafsye,te ave, near Bedford ave- Brook
| lyn. ~
GRIFFIN-on wednesday evening, ?stl inst, .
9 O'Clock, Dennis Griffin, native of Gortmore, Co
| Galway, Ireland, aged Is years.
| The relatives and iriehds .. the family are re
specially invited ~ attend the funeral, on Frda!
sfteraoon 3Oth inst at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, 2I6 West 2Sth 1T. Ills remains " Al be take
70 Calvary Cemetery for interment. 200
HELME- suddenly, on Wednesday morning
2sth inst, Mary Esther, widow oft late DR., Joh'
| b. Helme, aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are 70
spsctfully invited 70 stssnd the nnsrs, this crhurs
dAyl afternoon, Seth insl, n O'Clock, from hs
lats rssidsnes cor sf ID svs end llsth - Hsrisa
! WITHOUT nyth4y iavtlaatos. ~
The sun., 1862-05-30
The Judiriury Invaded by Party.

SENATOR Wilson, of Mlssaohusctt., has in-
t'oduccd bill into the Senate To- rc-orgsnilc
the judiciary system OF tie District Of Colum-
bia. It's real purpose is not disguised, AMI is
ayoNe to lie with "A view Of interfering with
the opcration Of tie Fugitive Slave Law in the
district, a.i preventing the rendition Of CON
tTalauls.
The ElU,rf .mrroiti,,y aul evil tendencies
Of this proposition are allaIcut even to that
radical sheet tho NAriuNhL ErrrHLICAN,
which donounccs it on tie ground that it in
wade. 'he purity OF the judiciary, which should
he jcalou-ly projected from all temptation, Of
party aniuosity, ar advantage. We cannot
doubt that the Ir,ss oi the whole comlry VIII
join in protesting against thi, un, rupulons
measure. ltthc opcra,ion %, uc Fugitive Slave
Law is oil .ionall,, let i be opoly rcpoh1,
but il should not be coycrily struck at through
the judiciary, on whose stability the safety ol
the country will ultimately dcpenI.
The sun., 1862-05-30
The Intercepted Rebel Dispatches In
England.

The publication in England Of the rebel dis
patches seized in January last, or board South
crn steamer cal ard hy our cruisers in the Gulf,
does not seem to have materially strengthened
tic Southern cause with our transatlantic
cousins. Tho comments Of the newspapers on
the epistolary correspondence Of Mcssrs. BrTLrE
KiSo, YANcrY and others, il anything but Hat
tering to these gentlemen. Their English pride
is stirred at the knowledge Of the means taken TO
create public sentimeLt amongst them in favor
Of the South, and the specula,ions oi the
rebel emissafcs on the British greed for
cotton, arc received with anything but
appreciation. The Liverpool Posr, indeed, in an
article headed " Getting up an lnsurrection,
exposes tho whole conspiracy, and comments
with cdh, ing Indignation On the duplcity Of its
former friends. Thus truth slowly makes its
way, and we cannot doubt that, when all the
facts Of the dark conspiracy are manifested, ~
they will hc in course Of time, there will bc
rcvulsion Of sentiment throughout England an,
the whole world, that will for ever cut on from
the bells their last remaining hope Of iUreiBi
in,,,y.ntiup
The sun., 1862-05-30
DEATHS.

CoSROY Y-On Tuesday night, 9th init AT her
residence 4!4 seventh ave, alter most pnhiui NJ
ness, which she bore,wth Chr-tan rssignStGh' lio-
nora Howard the beo we'd wife oi Loushiih 1Ohfoy'
In the 31th year OF her age.
The lsives snd friends Of the family and those
~ her brl Tiers, Johu and Rev. WIN. ITO" atd, sre
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral on frcsy
afternoon, 30th inst. at y o'Cock without iirtAer
Invitation. Her remains will Oe TAKEN h CfViry
Cemetery f1r inieunent. Voj
HESDRiCXsoS Rroa klyn on tie 2)th inst,
Ghbert, youngest 80 o. 3 VI auI AilH HlndrigS
son. si,'d years rni month.
TIE irienda of c ltuiy are respectfully invited
l. st"nd hc funeral. t..s 'F-day. atcrn'1n. "ih
met at q o'closk from the residence Of lis psrett'
II Portland ave. -
LABIi-On tie 2-r inst, E,.labc,h II, wife 4
Gc"fGe /. Itbey, a5-d - years, uoutAs ani 20
IN relative. and friends ~ tho family are 70.
srect'uiy invited 10 st,'ndt TIC funeral, OH FRIDAY
itcrio"0, 3Oth inst, 1t p'ca y 'front.' tesiirtce
~ Hcr .IIer. John illaucr, %. Wei 2Gth II, w.
O-t tIrtLcr invitation iS3
McCArE-on WEDNESDAY. qo,h vt Tbo.. Nc.
Ctbe lat sc Of the Parish OF ArIee G. unity Iouth
|. ella d, a. d % years
Tie relatives aui friends pf the family, oiso the
,'Hcers ard members oi t' VI 'nty'mcty rf'ou~ ist
. y. Y - Il. are fes .rct'u.ls invited tn at I'D
ts i.rt al, og t.rl1y, "i-i vet. ~ ~ o'rvs,
: om has .nts .id'ucp. 3'i Wet 81, q i71
neCAMPrFIi.-ou rm'slay. !M Inst, wir.
| 4. only s.u ui james and Eils " ClWI h,., astd /
! yc,r, 10 uout's and II lays
TIE funeral WI ',ke I'acs .his iFritay) ater.
| noon, Nth mt A. Fr'u.k, nom the residence OF
| his parents lHpraii" t. b
| MchNDREw on weducsiay, 2eth inst. u con.
s'iit itDn, l. ata Auirt W, native u tupIluuey,
| County Sligo, lreeui, aged - years sui % days.
| Tho ni'uds and arqusitanccs ~ tra family are
! res, ct'ul.y iuvtel 80 attend the funetsl, on
Friday afternoon, Both inst, st o'rloct, from the
| reSdence Of her parents li2 East It, sSO
| ROGFRS--in Brooklyn. on Wednesday. 2sth lust,
Ann H. "a, wife o. Patrick R,gert "A ~ y'rrs
The aiivps aud friends ~ the f,u " aud q rss
% her brothers, r. ter AMI TLus Barry, respect
fully invited 10 attend tic fiucrs oL friisy at"r
| noon, 3oth inst at " o'clock, from L,r .,t' p H.
| d,ncc, Uulcrlill ave, cor Bergen vt lSj
sAMO on tic 6th inst, II wounds received at III.
| battle of Williamsburg, Sergeant James A. sino
| Co. A, N. Y. b. Cavalry. Buffalo papers pleas,
| copy. %
suASLTY-on wednesday, 2s,h inst, Patrick
81 luley, aged 60 years.
His friends and scquau,ances sre respectfully
Invited T. attend the funeral, this friday hftsr
noon S0th inst at o'clock, from his ate residence
| cor 81 Hudson ave aud York u, BROOKLYN 10
The sun., 1862-05-30
The Abolition of slavery In the Dutch
Colonies.

The plans adopted by the Dutch Government,
for the abolition Of slavery in its colonies, have
como to hand. In Java, no further importation
Of slaves will be permitted and those already
there will be freed 10y progressive emancipation
A similar course is TO be adopted in the West
inii, islands, In tho Dutch possessions in
America, consisting Of Guiana ST. Eusadus.
Curacoa, ST. Martin and saba, an iulcm.
uiiy Of sl2O, American money, will
| n paid g. tie owner Of each slave.
Tho slave. viii hc under an nTprcati,cship for
three year and receive certain amount Of
wage one half or which is to lie paid 20 the
Government, which Will reserve it for their ben
eft at the expiration Of their torn Of a prentice
sip. In Guinea u'ro are about nirtyscven
thousand blacks, AMI = ircc population Of abou,
fifteen thousand At st, iut,atius tAcrc NJ,
twenty thousand blacks and five thcusar
whites. OF the number in the other colonies w'
| have no reliable accounts.
The sun., 1862-05-30

The rebel CONSUMPTION act WAS to 80 into force
on the iS.h inst, and their papers estimate that
it would AT once raise their army from 27j, 600
men to 49,, 3i2-that being the number Of white
male inhabitants between the ages Of u AMI 30
years in the disloyal states. With this immense
host they calculate to hurl back their invaders,
and carry tho war into the northern states.
This looks very well on paper. 1t is true the
law declares that all males between IL and 80
are in the army, hut that docs not convert
diem into soldiers. There are difficulties Of or
ganization AMI equipment in the way. Yet, it
cannot be doubted that the immediate effect will
hc 20 swell their armies TO Larger proportions.
In this view, it becomes important that the re-
cruitu; on cur side thplll n,i be rcldXod. Tie
militia Of all tn state, phoull "a; once hc ordered
into scryicc to be Tcpla ID ly trooIs enlisted
lor the war as fast ns they are orgaui4cl. Our
forces cannot he too large. II is useless row e.
slop to count the cost, ~ We lave burned 10y
bitter experience that thi1 Is likely to be- in
creased rather than diminished by o. nuencs-.
The nation demands energy and acton, anl a
reserved force Of three millions of volunteers is
at hand, awaiting the call oi tho Government;
AMI, it the equipment. are forthcomu, tHcy can
| all ho placed in the t'.l, iu sixty ilv..