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City Intelligence.

SCHOOL CHILDREN CONTRIBUTING TIKI COMFORT OuR
ARMy.-A very pleasing occurrence took place al Ward
School No. 20, in Chryste street, Monday. During
the last fortnight: tho scholars in the female and
ny departments Of that school have been busy eng aged
making up large lot OF jellies, preserves, and
other Injuries. besides articles OF clothing, and cons
dcrabe sum Of money for distribution among tho New
York Volunteers now serving under Gen. Mcclellan.
The goods sent or Monday last, and led three
large casks The articles OF luxury intended for the
bravo fellows who are at present in the hospital by
whom doubt they will be heartily appreciated and
thankfully received from the young and patriotic donors
AID FOR WOUNDED HEROINE have received COM
munication from Dr. j. II. Thompson OF this city, cali
ing the benevolent public subscribe $500 for the
parchaso OF artificial limbs for Corporal Lorcnce
New Jersey regiment II appears that while participant
ing in tho battle Of Roanoke Island he struck with
ball. which shattered both his legs badly that
they had to ba amputated few inches below the knee
Lorenzo Is poor shoemaker, with wife and family
and by this misfortune is rendered comparatively unable
for the future to procure a livelihood for them 1t il
also necessary that little money should be raised II
him in his business, and have doubt that
generous public will be douby charitable this occa
sion. He is at the Hospital in Jersey City, slowly
recovering from attack OF bilious fever which he
tracted At Roanoke Island Subscriptions for this chart
table purpose be sent to the following gentlemen
J. B. Roman ESQ.,, Mayor of Jersey City; Mr.. G. w
White. PIG Broadway; Mr.. A. Mason Is Eighth avenue
and Mr.. Farrar, Loveoy Hotol, Park row.
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Police Intelligence.

The CONCERT SALOON QUEnIoN-DEsoEsr UroS TIE
SrADr THEATRE.-At a late hour Tuesday night the
Tenth Precint police made descent upon the Stadt
theatre in the Bowery and arrested the proprietor Ed
ward Hartman, for violating the Concert Saloon law in
selling liquor upon the premises during the perform
ances Subsequently the barkeeper, Christian Hintz
and number Of the attaches Of the establishment wero
arrested but, being brought before Sastice Steers
yesterday morning. they all discharged with the
exception Of Messrs Hartman and HintZ The actors and
actresses especially were very indignant at being
dragged TO station house, merely because their en-
poyer thought fit to sell little lager TO his patrons and
threatened TO sue the police for false imprisonment
me captain treated thsm very politely, and said
ne was obeyng the orders Of Superintendent kennedy
VINO was very particular in his iniuncons to arrest
the entire party without any distinction whatever. The
action Of justice Steers, however had very modifying
eiec. upon tho players and they departed from the
court room IN the best possible humor The exanina-
ion III the case OF the proprietor OF the theatre and his
barkoeper was set down for two O'Clock yesterday after
noon but, in Consequence Of the business engagements
Of defendants counsel, tho was POSTPONED. Mr.
Hartman says that no beverage OF any kind, save
lagcr, Is sold IN his establishment and that accord
ing TO tho lato decision OF Judge McCunn he gutess
Of violating the Cofcert Saloon law any other law.
The decision OF Justice Steers will be looked for with
much interest especially by the Germans and lager
drinkers generally. Is lager beer Intoxicating That is
the uuestiJn.
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Personal Intelligcnce.

Among the passengers who sailed for Europe ycstor-
day the steamship Australasan Chevalier Huso
man, the Austrian Minister to Washington.
Vice President Hannibal Hamln arrived at the Aston
House early yesterday morning, when he was waited
by Collector Barney Surveyor Andrews and many other
prominent members Of the republican party He left for
Washington in the six O'Clock train last evening via
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sir Thomas Tobin Of England; Captain Judkns OF the
steamship Scotia; DR. 4. DOlivora and wife, Of Paris,
and Rev. r. NJ and Mrs Judge McAllistor Of San Fran
cisco, are stopping at tho New York Hotel
Captain II. r. Gilbert and Captain s. NJ Robertson OF
the United States Army; p. H. Ricards, Of Marylan
N Baldwin, of Now York; e. r. Potter, OF Rhode Island
w. H. Phelps, @. Hall and Il. Hitchcock stopping at
the Iafarge House.
Captain D. H. Hastings, Of the United States Army;
Captain J. NJ Gillespie, T. J. Ayer and b. r. Gordon Of
Baltimore; Captain II. Rice, Of Port Royal J. Hoting-
ham and D. B. Manchester, OF Chicago; A. q. Clark Of
81 LOUIS e. g. Ewing, Of Boston, and j. Van Rensselaer,
and b. Haynes, Of California, stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel
Lieutenant Colonel Higginson aud wife, OF Montreal;
Major Douglas. Of Scotland A. Humbert, Of California
Mr.. Gmour aud wife, Of Quebec; Don Jose Sevia, Of
Lima; II. .. Houghton Of Liverpool and Mrs. aud Miss
DO Kay, OF Now York, are stopping Al the Clarendon
Hotel.
Colonel Gates aud Major Giddings Of the United States
OF Providence; @. W. shaw and family, Of Ohio; w.
Mason OF Taunton; J. r. Bradford, and w. Brown and
family, Of Boston; J. H. Stewart OF Canada; Morti.
OF Paris and q. H. Barrows Of China, stopping
at the ~. Nichoas Hotel.
Commodore Sriblng aud Captain Price, Of the United
States Navy; Ex-Governor Fairbanks OF Vermont Hon
g. Chase, Of ChasevilIo DIR. McRuer Of III" in''ad
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states Army; r. fagg Long fsiand Jacob T. Bunting
o. D. A. Allen and Richard Norris, Of Philadelphia; +. W.
Whitaker. OF Connecticut c. H. Adams, OF Cohoes;
samuel Farwe OF Utica: A. De Forest OF New York.
captain L. r. Ward Of Hong Kong; NJ Adsit, Of Cnca-
co. Aut, OF Ohio: John Van Horn and family Of Lock
port; Captain Oliver Edrdge OF the ship Atlantic; r.
forsyth, Of Newburg, and ID. w. lngerso OF st. Paul,
are stopping at the Astor House.
H. p. Wilson, Of Baltimore L. A. Dowley, OF Newport
the Misses Adamson and W. NJ Black, of Scotland Mrs.
Wood, OF London; John Wormald, OF Dewsbury; Alex.
Morrison. Port Royal, Benz. Dana of Milwaukee, and f.
Muzo and p Brgnoii, of New York; are stopping at the
Everett House.
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THE VERY LATEST EY TIE SCOTIA.
Affairs in India, China and Australia
Finances of the New Empire and Re-
beiliOn in the Old-G0ld from Aus
tralia, Sc., SC.

~~~s-~~VAs~
CALCUTTA, April IS, 1862.
Mr.. Iaing today introduced his budget, which is
highly satisfactory.
The financial year commences with deficit OF six
millions The present estimates show a surplus Of
5000 oOO although nearly FL 900 be spent
public works. in of the estimate for the current
year.
The revenue OF the coming year would amount 10
fSs5 over the preceding year. if calculated on the
same basis OF taxation The military expenditure Is re
duced to f12 eco 900. The surplus disposed of by in
crossing the education grant to $500 0OO and by bring
ing the public assignment up Ga $50 GOO. The import
duties piece goods and yarns be reduced TO five
and three and half per cent respectively, with imme
date operation The paper duty is abolished tho rates
on beer and caret reduced half, and tobacco
to twenty per cent ad valorem. The income tax is
duced to two per cont and regards small incomes Is
abolished altogether The total repeal of the b pro-
missed at the close of five years from The
cash balances for the year closed at Ell 800 00o
CHINA.
shanghai, March %, 1862.
Hostit les being actively carried against the
rebels, who were again defeated on the l4th
There present eighty thousand refugees in this
city.
1t is reported at Nngpo that the rebels preparing
to attack Chusan
AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE. March Is, 1862.
Mr. DAILY has arrived at the seat OF his government
Rumors current Of impending disturbances in New
Zealand
The mercantile community entertain the idea Of estab
fishing monthly line of steamers via the Cape.
The following departures Of gold ships since the last
mail have taken the different amounts OF gold aixed-
Iatona, ounces. Observation-Disclosures. 7409
Donald Mckay. 1854
Norfolk 32,497
Water Nymph. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as, 100
Agincourt. ........................... 3l,329
Total ounces. Observation-Disclosures. :. ,Ols
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Arrivals and Departures.


HAxBuRc-Steamship Borussia--Anne Glad, H. Mallen.
Block
Wolf rsvss William ny Wss.eadarn Dora Mosr Ann.
q Bertrand baby and child; Anna Many, Emily wilcken,
y na nss aaa I
Lesshaft Eneie Golsstsr and four children, Bundle
Sess hsi'hSs lsay Man3-1 lady. sshiss er
sSrsyr and lazy
George srsaa qHE
Ter. Ii Kohly Ronden I LACE oslo T Batsaa; II Turner
Ws. shaNs s,Iyq s.sh Mn
sles, MinSlss, H Minsles. Eten Hafnsr, Marx,
Lrv ROOFS, amship City Of Baltimore-Mrs Bonner
and chd Miss Faare and sister Mrs Dunn Mr. Bersmann
Rose Mr. DUBOIS: Mr. Pickles. MI Fr:.s captain Doyle
ams Mn s.n
Robinson, Annie Robinson Joseph Broddel and lady,
Gooa Bsrne Miss Mary joyce Miss fsaSss Joycs
w Hardy Miss Jane Raaray David ss cS Msnssr
gers.
DEPARTURES.
LtvERrooL-Steamshp Australasian-O Hnssey and son
Ptsburs Pa; Miss ogilyie Montreal Hiss Hus.ey Plus
M S9Yts MI fa
YORK Miss Lehmaer, New YORK; Mrs Lesley, PhIadspha
York %i.as: Easisaa; j. os:s' Ss~sss
HeSsoap Nov
Joseph Moore New York; Jones, New York: Hamel.
C Underwood, Boston; John Sykes Jr, New York; p
Swan, Dublin l. Paterson New York Pacide Gener, Ma
tan1as Leopold Hernandez, Ma.anzas; Monsoon. New
Samuel Banks. Philadelphia; Col Bradford, X CIR; Ed
Clarke, England w Sibey, Cincinnati; Jacobs New
needy Illinois, Jas 0glye Montreal; Mrs n Livingston
New York Elliott New f.rk vSson san f,sns cisco
man Gin innati; s Mchaster Toronto Wilson. Ohio;
Thos Hoyoake, New York; ID 7 Lanman, New York I
Lanman New York Samuel II Mead and son. New York
Mrs TLanman. New York; Miss Lanman, New York; Mr.
Patrick Anderson, Montr Mr. and Mrs Slade
Cleveland OHIO; The Cheysler Hulsemann. Austrian Minis
New York; ia Harrison Leeds; 8 Edwards, bearer OF
dispatches New York; Finer, Philadepaia; Geo How
ELL Philadelphia Labaxer Matanzas MIR aud Mrs Samuel
smith ana three children, London; Chss Wurts Car.
Lawrence, England; Lyman, Boston; Robert Temple,
New York.
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name, to the position in which he has proved himself
Of the most valuable and efficient officers IN the
corps
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Prizes Cnshed I'm all Lcgaiixed Lottc-
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
ii Wall street, room No I, New York.
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Hnir-Its Diseases, Change of Color
Their establishment treated carefully by GRANDJEAN,
Astor place. near broadway Forty years experience.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wips the best In the world wnoesae and reai and
ave privately applied at No. Aston House.
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RELIEF PoR Pooh or IRELASD.-A meeting was held
at tho Aston Hoase yesterday afternoon by OF the
leading merchants lawyers and others VI Irish birth aud
descent for the purpose OF organizing n movement
whereby fund be raised for the relief of the irish
pcasautry, now suffering from absolute famine In the
west and south Of Ireland Judge Daily presided, and
Judge 0Conor acted Secretary. An Executive Com
mttec appointed TO carry out the intention Of the
meeting, aud II was resolved that public meeting
should be called for that purpose Among those present
were Mr.. Richard 0Gorman who explained the object of
the meeting originating In an appealfrom the mansion
and many other gentlemen well known in this com
munity, such j. u. Deven, Jas. Stuart, Folk In.
goldsby, j. b. Nicholson H. L. Hoguet, j. y. Kirker. NJ
olwc, Bryan Laurence and others Tho movement thus
started will be put In tangible shape a the adjourned
meeting TO ha held Tomorrow evening at tho place
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Barnum's Dogs arc Musical, and are
payn silvery tunas As they remain only this week,
there will be great crowds OF adniring spectators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

Beautiful Conn ir,l,s loom,
of Youth or Liquid Pearl prose, wink aud
the complexion and skim Sold by all druggists and l3
Broadway.
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so cents Ansons the only place where you get
good odfashioned Daguerreotypc, which always be
copied WELL which the with ambotypes
de visite. ANSON, 5sy Broadway.
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Barry's TricOphcrous Is the Jest and
cheapest article FOR dressing, beauyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair lass NY H. sold by
all druggists.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines acknowledged to be superior to all others
either for family manufacturing Saesrooms 496
Broadway, N. Y.
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Summer Resort -Bcautfful scenery,
mountain air and ~ Of torres, park free rom dust
and other annoyances, with first class hon acconmoda
tons at Round Hill Water Cure, Northampton Mass Prices
consistent with the times.
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OHcial Drawings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KxsrUcxY EXTRA CLASS ls7-May 81. 1852.
40 IT, "a, 46, IL, 20, %, II, 20, IL, 55, "a, "a.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2Jl-May 81 1861
4, 81, 81, 81, so, 80, 5, %, So, rs, Is, 81, 50.
S"s' ~ - JOHN A. MORRIS L CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware, or Covinyon Kentucky.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Safes 25i Broadway OF Murray street.
NpvN York
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Trusscs.-Narsh a. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Onlce, No vrscy rect Edcr tn Housa op
posite tho church No connection winevar with any other
Truss yllcc OF samu name.
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DIR. Keunedy's Medical Discovery Is
warran,sd 10 cure Scrofula Eryspcas, Rngworm Sald
Head salt Rheu Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpes, and every
disease of the Skin. of whatever nature
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One Dollar Clothes Wringcrs, Just Pa
tented wiring. beautifully and n any tub Address en-.
closing dollar, Pierre D. Van oeien 81 South street
up stairs NJ B.-Patent Rights foac and agents wanted
In every town.
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OMCfnI DrnW1nES OF M0rrny, Eddy 8
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Loeriea-
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 23g-May II. 1862.
SO, 81, 90, d. "a, 6s, So, ", Ia, II, "a, "a a..
KENTUCKY. GLASS ai0-May II, 1867
GS, Is, 6, 90, 20, 40, %, IL, :, 70, 81, Ga, Al.
Circulars sent free Of charge ~ addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Gown gton, Ky, 81 louis. No.
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COMMENCEMENT OF TWENTY-FIVE VOLUME.
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Catarrh.-Dr. GoodaIe's Catarrh RENE.
DIV only gives prompt relief but the disease
Price ST. Depot 62 Broadway Send stamp for Pamphlet
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Rheumatism. scrofuia, Ola Ulcers an


all diseases of the blood-HYATTS LIFE BALSAM Is =
certain remedy for these diseases fou who arc
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Truss A new style suspensory bandages aud shoulder
brace ready Elastic stockings Knee Caps and Ankles
Supporters Corner OF broadway and Ann street,
Ter BaInum's Museum; also 702 Broadway female in
andance to wait on ladies'.
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NoRNs, BUNlONs INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
" JOINTS, and all diseases OF the feet cured without pa.
or Inconvenience 10 patient BY Dr. ZACHAkIE Surgeor
Chropods 100 Broadway Refers to physicians ana sur
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I GIMBREDE'S, 81 ALBUMS (FIFTy PICTURESs
"A reaiied at S. Wedding Cards. Note Paper Monograms
in perfect taste
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Anson's Dagucrreotypes-Lnrac size TO


Anson's Dagucrreotype s-LnrGc Size 4
so cents Ansons Is the only place where You eau &c
copied WELL which Is not the case with abroyPes or car
de viste. ANsoN, 5sy broadway
Barnum's Dogs arc Musical, and n
playin svery tunes. As they remain only this we,
there viii be great crowds of admrins spectators.
Pair of Good Patent Leather Boo
for ST. at BARTLETTs S72 Grand street, corner Of Ncrfo
Herring's Patent Champion Fire an
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway, OF Murray
New York.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated sewfr
Machines are acknowledged to be superior to all oth
either for family or manufacturing USE saesrooms
One Dollar Clothes Wringcrs, Just p,
sonr dollars Pr B. oyen 81 south sire
up stairs N. B-Patent Rights forac, and agents want
In every town.
Summer Resort beautiful sccner
mountain air and ~ Of forest park; free from d.
tons at Round Hill Water Cure Northampton Mass. Pr
consistent with the times.
DIR. Keunedy's Medical Discovery
warranted 70 cure scrofuls Erysipclas, R,nsworm Sc
disease ssa: s Of he SKIN Of whatever nature.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvatiwe M
ave M privately applied At No. Q Aston House.
w. A. Bafchelor's Celebrated -sstn bills
ment for wigs, Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Byeing
Moiday Cream for bcanifying the hair Ii Bon
Bea utiful COmplexfon.-imi r,l's Zoo
of Youth Liquid Pearl for prose wing and beauf,
the complexion and skin. Sold by all druggists and at
Broadway
Hair-Its Diseases, Change OF Color
Their establishment treated carefully by GRANDJEY
Astor place, near Broadway. Forty years experience.
Barry's TricOphcrOus Is the Jest AZ
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T,RUTcHEs AND CANES FOR THE. MILLIoN-A
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IN the United States, and perhaps in the world
Catalogues, containing lists of all our Por-
traits, Views, Stereoscopes, &c, sent Tree by
mail, on receipt of a stamp.
&. ANTHONY, sol Broadway,
Jyly near st. Nicholas Hotel New York.