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The New York herald., 1863-05-01
UCTlON WORCESTERSHIRE SALE M "
u d. d. CAULKiNS. AtCTiONEER.
u 3.;5 Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HOUS HULD FURNITURE

IA ~ ~. CAOLhlNc AtHiAONEEH
MAoSIrIgkkSST HSSs M;ss g sS,SSiSs SSsD SyEsrusz
Az ATrtSlic % AUCTION
This day friday. May at lo,S ocloc precisely.
At elegant residence Ne ~ sreen'h street, west Of
Being largest richest Household Far
made 70 orer or the present owner ad Of e best do.
scrption Catalogues at the holse morning Of sale.
o''''' 's''' 'AA' Elegant Drawing Room Suits,
OH Paintings BY eminent artists
ormolu aud bronze Chandeliers, ...x.,.,....
Dresden aud sevres China Vases,
Embroidered Lace CURTAINS ...--...,
80 Ruby and Crystal GIsss Ware.
:. Eossw ood Chamber Furniture. syls Louis XIV.
Books E'snsi"SS' TSos Tk1ntS.; ISsn, xsi,ns Ssi
Ma;raccnt rose ool seven octass Plsnoiolte
& ss Ssss ol sd s s III
sl,h Ger soC IN besde s0a, ~ 4 ;c yard, Of
suits c.ye N maron .lue an 20 a and c,imson snd
furkisa Easy Cha'r m,guel sadn orcadr, ladies'
solid solid ,sssM.d r estisn AMI arm shairs eovssa 10 od
SsS sS b M r anu
BE e,pensi,ey car,ed rose .ood PIER 80 End Sic
Cor the % owner Ss' @ rswood wes: fables .wehsyoas
tn' q srs Es,s n ss Sra
six fee heavy emb oiasrci Lac wiadow Cartsins
S 9sy ssi Re :: so, Fssr Esns so
yapSs. Pis wno.e fornas avrrJ pleasing
"nf MAGSifiCEST isa II SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoare
aved s sad casc four round co ners ina'a with peari
pin.ns Eosn- yslvr. Tapestry Carp "a eeoa ORDER e
ss sd Ss apS rsS op & &opsn cg o so
Chairs aro b. ROSEWOOD seven ocsv. Panoiofte made
or ton and sn t,sether ali ruby and crystal
S ssn,s " nat wn rS Ss% s sna ns pnae sos
ysr wsr TIA ra ppe. rn yor auos
tup rior ra5!. Cutlery Nc
chamber. ana Nurssyeoslg solid rosewood and mahc.
snd commo ies 10 ach over wenty ire Hair
S T. % 90 " Bo s and o@ s1sss fsa
I s.stoom soS sa BED Be dos Tows Ras..
ST, ooths. stair Carp aud Rods mai any eshoned
g. aud n,r ass M ,sr sI !n srss
n B.-Re table men cart PACK and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge
A JoURNEAY. AUcrIoNErR-oFFICE NO. PIN =
PfREMpfoRY SALE AT PUsLIc AUCTION, GU FRI.
DAY. MAY alo los NJ. precisely, without reard to
ei' Sf Ii avnas Mo- epessponsG fr weGpssGay April
stead OF Saturday May a. announced at time Of postpone
"''' By A. JouREEAY.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Of the mos, costly cescrpon y's Marcos
Es Black TO- Stew art. 1nson and others; Tne f.rn-
DER FOR quality style vii surpass any ever offered a'
public auction. ,.yropa
Ebony and GIT Furniture IN magnincen, sa,,n aamas.
MrroPs hronzs and ormou c,ocs. @edaons; Az
min 81 r a Witnn NcArt Carpets. solid Ebony and Gi
Tnb Curtains Of the most cost
Kind to the suit srrcunded With cornces o. soa
ebony and gt sotd Ebony and Gilt Cabsncts card bes
Reception Chairs superb solid bronze and cilt Chands
aies' 'anEER ma, NJ RAJ Akp DINING ROOM FURErTURE.
@ al"sr. snS %pf's o b. Se. ana most costly
ebony, roscw ood and oak. -. o..-- -. ,,. o.
Furniture exhibited by permit Permits and catalogues q
the Office OF the suctioneer, no Pine street
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III ENRY H. LEEDS 90. .AUCTfONKERs--ELEGAN
IL Ho. seno,d furnituEe.-HENRY 4. LEEDS co. Will
dence " East Twenty ninth street elegant Household Fur.
nitre all made order consisting OF Brussels and Ingram
Carpets rosewood Suits In crimson and gold brocale DO
In green rosewood marble Centre Table
Curtains elegant Bronze Marble Clock Bronze Figurss.
lace Window Curia eit frame French alto Aisror
figured reps; Velvet Rugs Brussels Stair Carpets Stair
Rods rosewood Bedsieads marble top
Dressing Bureaus Spring Mattresses sasses Bolsers
Pillows Coverds &C.; black walnut Extension
Dnis Table. embroidered Table Cloth Cover Ormoln and
Bron Mantc Ornaments superb china decorated Dinner
and D. se imported TO order brocatsl window Cur
tains silver plated Tea Set Pa ed Ware. &c together with
gilt kneravngs ancient and modern Oil PANT
ngs by together with all China. Crock
cry Gxss and Kichcn Furniture; also all the GA
l(Atures in Ead house e. . 4
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IN CoLroN. AucrIoNHER WILL SELL oH sALun.
near Bicectcr Street. entire contents Of several hcuses of
Psrlor bedroom. Dining Room and kitchen yurnngrc,
Prvnck plate Pier ard MAntel nnron 600 M
cloths; elegant carved Amour wArdoee Bureau and pcd
rrres rosewood Cradle rosewood manoeany eno plncx
walnut Bedscads; best Curled Haf msrcs.re
racks Ionsed Chandsisrs French Ciock5 ons trsnss
oaI rose wood black walnut Bunefs, Cnein IAnies
Washssands iron Bcdseads OIL Painting and hnGevin{
China and glassware, &c The piano and mirrors ~m D
eoId as II o clock.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUOTIONEER.
IVA yALl ABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINIIN0U
INDIA INK SKETCHES,
FINE ENGRAyINGS,
MARBLE AND BRONZE STATUE3, &C.,
AUCTION

iI5,A .,kA ISN ssassyIsGl skkIS1;Es
MARBLE ASS SSSETS i;i; ssfAfuhs, Ac,
CO % ss By sss.Ss s.., 20
n.sI a'f s q %
O. pan,ns smSns nsh M aE ,r se @e.yfssa sss Of s ~
rone 1as Sy SsS suy I aoa:s John Knox Esnsurs
SsS Elm, ,lss
rsssas ss:ns On te RSine sSn 5s san.e Shat
d s;' ss'f s:. e ss's
Rkss%s Sy y1a sasssn w% .fs Gao.iss
Won Bes, rps and MS shsssP ans s,s;s
TSs %%" BS" Ai.o number q oasis.l Iaaa Ink aad
oros S Eassns "sssr Rasss sesa sonsear
and others A.o sessa, Marble s's,.. y,na' T
TogsA sn 3 =. PsRs plss !, % AID
wrought on the Jacquard loom.
% soa Pin. ss be obtained % the once Of
:ss s;'%! s:isss.s
Snishsd Ia the bes, manner with rooms pszrss coach
country =,
0%s o bSs on
and may ss y ss s. s
oceapiea sinse was bull. ssos i've years .nes owing =,
s Ss asaa ia 2, IL. proper from New
IL ~ LiS.a by Hartford Steamer i .ss a!sI
school,. ana sssTsaf: e r.I:sa: s,as ss slo,.
a. III.
f.r@. 70 Yer can't e.sS Day .si. peIcs
S..i1sa Hor riS.r p.rseuisrs apply % viRSUS TIA
@ HERMAN 4 Co, .AUcrIoxBERs-wrLL SELL
sa. az s ssY sla. s Vine: fssa Cham
:s:s S io s: Ss V; sI: 4s:
.rc n s..s. and ana so.:.
2 4. sss sss., ssss o. ~. positive without
MN Writer'S, AucrIoHEER, WILL SELL THIS
sa e.H y:s, f.psy
n.s and Sss< ss ere .
Pes,Ser 8eds Bedding srss Per ssd H.sss lror L.es
ra &. 6s Dsp..s Ssrs AZ ds
silver wsrs stoves Sofas chaIrs Lou.Ess Roeas,s Is
smsHsmiiss houssEsepins and uasi be soIl
| 70 setts aecousts
WY. ABBOTT. AucrIoNgER--wILLs SELL, ON YnI
ss s:v; w;a' ~ 3
WV. ABsorr, AycrIoxEna,, SELLS on THIS DA!
"a ..Ss. sss s.:sss. sssss ss: s S:. BE-.
w ' A.S a 6Arsmeo. s:ry.n Heights.
cRocHHRSs z'wStSs.A zwocb' .Aue.o..srs
WIN ''n RrSis'iD RESsD%S. .ssIs ..ga S1 ,Vsosl n.
% ri '1TafsTY ikLsoAxl LOTS AND vrLLA pIors. :.
Situated assye two mss rsn The jersey CITY fsy. b,
ssss w Srs asssssd on perty and xyri. avenue.
Clark opean and vrssisnd sissstA On high ground, Zee
Sso I sfsr he above the new and eommodeus co,,.s
& on ssry ss z = sssd S.s Ia 70 e y
ssss ~ins r1ris Of tse beet saisr1ais
.s sasss.. ss. .as g sSisss a'''
RAILROADs.
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IL dy iro ococ., at AS tra stca aree quantity
of Second sud furniture comprising everything neccsssiy
for sufficient heeOf 70 satisf severa
families sold N make room for more Of the
comna every Also Carpets IN the roll OIL
clphs q uurnner OF Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, Bosters
Mating. kC
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EpwAnD SC m ExcK, : X AgcTIosTEE. " sgs x . g..

IlDwARD sc EYcK, AucTIoNEER.
~ ~ N = CaEkSEM ONQEsS HALL. t.a n yl
By EDWARD SCliEACK-U or ab,ut May s. the entire
stok nd Fixtures ths eslebraed chee e,ougers HAIL
III BroaGwa co se uence OF the piopret0r tMr Lilly
ratir3ng TIE socx CONSISTS n p,rt OF TIC
Kinds 10 ona Slsa otted Meats OF al kinds sar Ines
Egsh anu. ArstartS Ptckes amt Condiments 90, ,cther
= m a We ~ choice elected stock Of rne
=" : OH BHANDiEs. WINES AND LIQUORS,
Together wtth all tue Store Fixtures Sale, &C. n.t.l
Full particulars In days.
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on BsAurIvUL LOTS AHD VILLA PLOTS AND COT.
AZ ciarsmout Bergen Heights,
cpocuRRtSn Woon Auc,,o..sra

TIUpsoN RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS roR Al
Ill bapy Troy North and west <Ave Cham street.
o. I aad II A. NJ aud siA snd 10 - 2. =, and Sun
procured any Of the oaces o. wBsfcUfrs kxPREsb IN
Nov Yogk ana and chsck~d hoass
10 al posnn the rad sna 70 sar.toga sps1nz.
xrtw YoRx, BlRLKx AND ALsAsr RArLsoAD
N voR ALBAkr. Thor. .npnIn ArD WEST
NfHTEn ARRANGEMENT.
Cornusrr~ine nopssy ssvsrtlst w. fS1
ror Aitsay, ~ DA y. Espr,-s rsn Irs . ron Iwssy
sist. urset stsuo-. n~uttsss. ssYs Atb~sy ~ ~ n
TVf eli lcoa tfsis rlr = Tass
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.. L. SMITH, AuCrI.NsEs WILL SELL THIS
S,nh street and Third one rcsevocd faror
eos b~.k We nut do. rcs-waol and maheeany Eedroca
Sr,ts Cnsra fabies Rockes Brusssis end frsss Car.
u&aA on faintinEA -
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u. 5. NAkslIALis SALE et..
CT SCHOONER ANTELOPE AND CARGO
BURbEfr JONES CO WI ss on Friday. MAY H. \; a. J,
Court OF strict New York under direction OF Rc
Murray Esl,., U. s. Marshal schooner Antelope her
Tackle and APPAREL as she now les at Atlantic Dock
,p@h CARGO or SALT.
LOO Of Salt cargo OF the above schooner Salt On
board. Terms cash. ~. Ct. W .. ef...t.f o. ID
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EDWARD scnENcx AycrI9SEEn ,ons.

NJ ant Hoischol Furniture Pier and Mantel 0iAsecs
Ca t.ts sI,er ~ win low Carains choice Linen. solid
seriing s lver Ware, Clocks. Brontes SC A..
Bs ID w. IVES CO.. the premises ~ W est TNenty
eighth street, on Sal rday. Msy = At l01s O'clock
The Who ~ the elegant furnusr. Plate, Linen China
and rcsd consisting or carved
rosewood Parlor Suits in bro ael Easercs superb ME-
rora I'm sh Walton Carpets Rugs Bronses Fancy Taolcs
Chars oak Dining Roo Suit rosewood Chamber furni
tire black walnut Furniture, irst quay Mstiesses anu
Red ing English ru,ses Carpct Tbree fly and other
Carpets oiieiohs Glass, Chm, Ac This Furniture was all
STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS. WATERS
ami articles Of table use made 70 order' eirsah' ieA
ser,icr. kc Alsoa a choice suit OF
TABLE, AND BED LINEN.
OF the best quality: Bronzes, Clocks. &C.
On exhibition ming OF sale and cata ogues r-aap-
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vxyN ABBOTT AUCTION HER--wTLL SELL ON YRr
w day, Nay L. al gk o'clock, the ssock of Csrpss on
eo,hs window 6hades Cornshes, Ac contained store
VTyu. ABBOTT, AucrroNEKR, SELLS on This DAT
w at IO olock the contents Of the knsish 6hsdsa q
Lspenard street. sting Of walnut and oak Chairs
Couniers ana choioS sssoemsns q Liquors. 0ns Bran
dles Ac
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TIENRy II. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs. --uENRY
III H. LEEDS 4 co. will sell at auction, Saturday,
May a. Z Geek in front Of our store 2s Nassau street
driver used by the the
years. sod only for Of the Is about
leave town. w
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II n. LUDLOW CO. .AuCIi0NsEMRs = :. .rEhMI, !, I'M,
bird street 10 be sold IL clock for the ~
niture and at half past ocock In the evening for the
sarert.
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r. Bo6ART AUCTToNKER.- 8. 4 j. Bo6ARr-
eJ Ts day half past 10 O'Clock. the rooms
No North William street iiensehoid Furniture DE- con.
ktchVn Furniture. Eeds s Counters. Benches.
to ether With general Assornept VI old Furntr. Asos
account OF wnou 1t may io OF blue Paper
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AnIUhENIEyTz. A

AnIUsEMEyTs.
A c4;psMY or susrc-irALiAs orrRA
The Director 6s.s to annoan saor. season Of
six NIGHTS.
% '"''' MONDAY EyEsIso, MAy4 ,-.a
"''a WI = TiE FIRST TINE IN AnFRIcA
Vera. .e,,, ,,,nb boz 3pen Of
with scenery costumes and appointment and the fs
''"'"~ SUPERB CAST;
Afei sssIea as haasp Mile oni5isi 5h@. Ss1so
c,a,iae i's.o err ne'Rsrd Inrico
hs. .d,s Es1ar.. rss. a ers sSS
'0a'u''S1 GisnRAL ApNissiJay.' oXs DsfGiE w
Rcsese seats o. ,enta esua Family Circle % e"nA
"~pD''r far s SALE 90 or STATS AND rIoKErs
ina, a sss q .s TO- sssw.y Root A"
The subseroers Of last who dcAre 70 retain 'ns"
to TnIsE noe, SIX 81 e. I 1 o. tho Academy
o. sr befo,e u oco fnd,I morning neat or 'hey WIN
Aca.DEwryy yssx,,v oy Music. STAG. p,,,s,..
w. .Tng BARKEy WILLIAMS
rNEsbaY. rNEsss o1SS 'MsssSSA MsSs
On which the folio eminent s.s. WI, appssr
siler ha ns in Tho Landsomes manner ,ndered tue" 70
nsS.as oggnEAnELLA the tsvert,, rr,%s Do"n.
Il, ' InUeh KsIEE aud pr'asii a ieslias members sf
MMs xSSsrTA !. ! G&itErrI. "a, Premier D.n'sa''
Er aud BARNEY WIiiIAMS
In their lsop3laf pieces
The above btna,cn forming the ust powerful ~
tract on this Seu YORK pnnlc -
nj ri eis ~ s sen sss S @
secured
N1Ew B0wERY THEATRE. .
~ s'l' "sn "f.lDa1 i.11 EVENING axYi. Us A'S'''
I'm ni;ht o.
hk H. EDDY.
The ipi, o q Drama of tho
POLICE BY.
t.r unilcd with delight
uousc crowded rrplcsion-
MR. H. LDDY
TIE roLicE sPy
rn Mrs. W. "a. JOINS
sl ac JuIIk ~. AuLxAY.
The who'll es,oINny
The Farce ~
BURIED ALItR
GRACE iiUSrLEy.
| Tomorrow evening Mr. X. EDDY.
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TOHN o. BETTs AuCTIONEER AUCTION NOTICE.
81 GERARD BETS Co will sell on Friday. May l. st
the evening at tho Lodge Rooms In the attic
Clinton Hail. As,sr see rurnure. Clrpcts aesala &c.
Lodge Furnitur;, ng solid carved
Sofas SKIS eeeant large Chars made TO order.
able for church, lodge gentiemcns bliard also
Chinese Gong larse Clock Carpets, O,oths Ornamental
Chair. rases Ward obes chahdeiicr. Regas Hat RACKS
&c The tho day ~ sale after
O'Clock r. NJ Full ulars be had inquirtng
Of JULIAN @. DAVIES. EsI., 4G7 Broome street. ) i =
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@ HERMAN CO., AUCf1ONBERs-wILL SELL
,. th. Day Hsy ,sn ossss % e ;.sssGG% f. seSs es
pssns. and esr. vsas.s.ay Ga esm me s.arSSa Se
above sr. and deniJohns Also Schnarps
Bntsrs CordAIs oesss sna SosSs ana ons
reserve 10 the higbest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

Nkwuso rss sAcnsss-A grand Council 4 sachcms
hsd at three o'cock yesterday afternoon at Tain.
many Hail. sachem Nicholson the chair fr IN urs
poe u making arrange enis for the celeb alton OF tho
Fourth Of July. Mr. Cornell, reported that Brother
Henry G. Muir ny had cosseIed IN deliver the oratop
aud Brother John c. Holman had been selected 10 read
the Declaration Of ndep dcnec on the Fourth secal
Nicholson ard Brother A. n. Tweed was apo intsd 20
proceed 10 Albany Tor the purpose OF
a~vpJur ~ address the brcthen on the occs. On The
Ccunei theu adjourned " Monday al thi 90 "a o.
vhsu the Speclsb Committee of the Democratic
Committee VIII meet Son,oinsy Win them Aad eomplsls
the programme
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II HE N Any.
Tn. Naval Academy 4uadror

The Naval Academy Squadron.
llsr OF OFFICERS OF TIE MISREPRESENTATION OF
TIE VESSELS, ETC., ETC.
Tho frgate Macedonian tho sloop. ofwar Marion and
yseh, America sailed from Newport Saturday 9Th ust
annual practice cruise for midshipmen The Mace
DOMAIN Is bound for Europe, and will touch 1T the follow
ng places Cork, Ireland Portsmouth. England Brest
France Cadiz, spain touching at Madeira her home
ward voyage. Her cruise Will be planned that she
will back at Newport BY the Goth Of September
II will he fine cruise, and the midshpmen are very
anxious 70 fall in with Alabama and bring her homo.
The Marion will cruise between Portland, Maine, and
Philadelphia visiting all the navy yards, and win 60 up
the Hudson river visiting West Point Military Academy.
the West Point foundry, &c. She hourly expected At
this port where she 10 undergo ring repairs
and have slight change made in her armament and re-
ceive her full complement q stores, &C.. board.
The following list Of officers attached 70 each
eel Of the squadron
LIST ovrcEas OF uMIHD s1ATss fRAcnc1 SHIP MACE
L@sssenam ConsNanier-s. B. Luce, commanding.
Liea.ants-AT Mahan, executive ofhcer w. ]. Samp-
son, I. L. Swami, H. P. Picking.
Assiaant Survsom-D. y. Ricketts,
Assiaant Paynaaer--H. p. Tattle. NJ
Choplosn-W. A. Hitchcock.
AcsKs Ensis-P a. Cooper, Pierre D'orleans both 70
Assiam Protsor-G 4. Osborne, assistant instructor
4 Of navigation. .
Boats,oain-E. B. Bell
| GunDer-G Fouse.
| CGrpentey-J. q. Nyere
! Soilmokr-S. Seaman
/ CdTtain's C1evk-C. l. Harris and one hundred and
| thirty i've mdshipmen.
LIST oFpCERs OF UNITED sTArKs PRACTICE snf
Lsesaerdm Cenmdnder-k o. Matthews. commanding.
Lteutsnant-T F. Cane executive o1ioer J. D. Marvin.
AssttaSt Paymaste-N. J. Wright.
! Midshipnsen-R. E. Evans W. r. Hon, W. Fl. Whiting
G. Gridcy r. g Lyin 10 perform lienteuans duty
Matters Atae-J. W johnson, acting boatsvain, and
\ ninety four 10 idshipmen
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Arrival Of the United States Mall
steamship Continental.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
The Recent Battle at Port Hudson and
RumoY Concerning II,

The United States mail steamship Continental, Captain
NarshmAn arrived this port last night with New Or
leans dates to June The Continental left the city a.
twenty minutes past nne in the morning and crossed the
bar at I'VE O'Clock P. NJ She brings mails, merchandise
and passengers to Ludlam, HeineKen CO.
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Interesting ssuthern Items.
Richmond Enquirer of the 9Th Of June has the FOL

lowing -:
Francis p. BAR, Of the Yankee Pcstmastsr Cen
era who deserted to troops 10 Virginia ,oms time
ago. joined tho Maryland line has gotten self INTO
saniry scandalcus scrapcs while hanging around tho
city. He was yesterday put into Castle Thunder unit,
further orders.
NoRLs, June 4, 1883
Tho corn crop 10 Alabama aud Western Georgia !. In
nourrshing condition. and pr, mkos en- abundant
yield, the late rains being very beneficial
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Mexican Affairs.

DBrARruRE or rBs xExicAr nfSIsrER voa MEXICO.
FROM the Of the New Oresps Era MAY
The 18th Of March last tbs public made
with grave perpexitiss, which In the MIDST OF tho
Mexican Legation In WAshngtop after the comnorca l
body OF New York degarded tho observance Of NEURAL
Wy which heart betwecr the two nclxhbovfps 70
publIcs These rerpexitie Instead OF dccreasins wsre
FELT " he IN ascendency because VI the absence or any
proper TO exhibit certnin regard to such sodarlty
Is lows from the doctrine Monroe FOR tho American
continent
while the blood q patriots 10 shed BY torrents on tho
Potomac, well on tie heights rom which he All
Of Anahuac 10 dscsrnble while the fertile paips are
Inverted into deserts, aud ancient cities are falling
10 rulns. some persons are seen 10 defy the
blockade, others W run race in lasi. 40
supplies both ways, thus y oyoking diplomssIc
auarres terminating tho polemie the press wasting
the essential and blowing " tho winds an that in the
ran of belesrents ought " be kept Irresistible Hin
Heavcn Nassau. y. r., and New York will be syposc.
when trus history u will declare the 70
venlrj Of the present United States and
Of tho invasion VI Mexican territory.
uot In despair NJ maintaining intact the frntevnal
e between the United sasss u Msxco and thoss q North
Amsric, that the Mnister n Mashias Rognsro Deemed
To bs his duty 70 leave I'm shores of Louisiana 10
order IN direct The asstoa Of the public ~ that q gov
eypmsnn which give precedence 70 commsrsn eshsnes
state copsdsra on ~. Romero scok Wa AIN tne
pro~~ei Of The Isrssisa, hsvsg IN fsRsw sssnsynsn
unAsr ne 6aG 6fWu
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Csmnaandsy-Henry Rolanao.
Lieutenant Comnadnder-F " McNalr.
ictsrren--Charles Martin.
Paymdsfer-George G. Taylor
Naaer-Chares u. Atkins.
Ensans-Francs Kempton. II. Crosby.
Masters kaes-6eoge 3. Stephenson, d. r. Perkins, j.
Dermstt and I. p. Knowles
Assistoat Eneineers-Chef, John y. Peck Second As-
sistant, - shpman, - Appod, ~ Drinkvaler -
dudley.
Captlin's Cierk--A. H. O'Brcn
Tdy,adstsr- Flout
Psymaster j. George Harris lately detached from tho
United States fgate Sabine has been ordered 10 the dis
charge Of special duty the Pay Department OF the Navy
at Brooklyn
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Yacht America.

ndshipmsn d r. Casssll IN charge. ~ g. 30
The America viii be attached to the Marion ten
DER and win be manned by SQUAD Of midshpmen fsop
time 70 me 70 exercise them IN the art Of handling fore
and aft vessels
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corded 10 you by your latest corps commander, Major
General S.ckles, who gives emphasis 70 bis commenda
lions by joining In this public demonstration In your
honor The excellent record you have made In the army
must be attributed in large degree, 70 the Skill courage
aud coolness OF your regimenta aud company officers
amoug whom may mention without being invidious,
veteran Colonel who first commanded The ihr,v ejshh
now Brgadior General Ward but this OF itse IL noe
Sufficient 70 account for the uniform horolsm you have
evinoed throughout your term Of service II required
IN addition 70 good officers and bravo men, the
strong Incentive Of fixed patriotic purpose
II required that your entire command officers and men
should realize the ue character the contest In which
you were engaged aud the momsntous issue IL nvov cd
your swords to defend liberty and II
against the assaults OF unproyohed and wicked rebel
lion u was sentiments Ike those, combined with sstict
fields face the mkses OF death without faIteripg al
though they decatcd ranks rent your banners
Needless Of the eaden storm, aud jealousy guarding the
honor Of your colors, which The stars ana shswrccs
arc blended you stood - wall Of against the ner
you have sadly thuned your yaIroas rans
Many your brave omrades have offered up lives in
loved Instead Of being with you to-day 70 share Inc iii
Ing homage oss they al tho honored graves o patriot
soldiers Agra,efa country VIZ not ia TO cherish their
country win nov miss you also from the army in the
aed lis sacred cannot fail 10 be strengthened bv
sue to the civil liberty symboires impsl ed YOU 20
resnd with aacry 10 the nrst call for volunteer. 10
ana ,s,s,h.nsS nv the ssy ordss, through hen s
have ssncs a.sed You now return 10 miuse snh
yotr fellow cxeus, with your patriotism exalted and
your hatred of treason intensified Thus imhued,
pou cameo, ian 70 exers saIrtary innueu co
on public ssntimest AMI II, In any contingency, the
sypaiby with the rebellion which TO some extent exists
m oar midst ssoad crop ou into overt treason you will
stand In instant readh s~ AMI with willing hanls " aid
u erushine H. Your presence, therefore, adds 10 our
rerse Of security shas Jaw and order viii here tain
their supremacy treason and anarchy rermu N
renew ny words of ssdtsl welcome aid to express the
hops that heath HAPPINESS and fields Of future glory
await ycu.
Co,snei BAvuss followed In q few rcmarks
Jvdus MrIrHI bsias bsdiy called upon FOR 4 spsscn
mobiles ~ big, syd said that no happy rs u,set
HE Va esnI adts v SssA NICE more ,bs cir u NM
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Another Claimant OF Invenstng Irou
CladN.

Henry Rell has called attention 10 the fact tina,
he tho real inventor Of tho ron.cads, that the idea
originated With him st the time Of tho collision between
the Arctic and tho Frouch steamer in which may DO
remembered the Arctic was lost. The French steamer
arrived SAFELY a. port, in . greatly damaged condition
He has also made Improvement Of the rc.ary PLATFORM
which is In the Patent ONCE.
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Mfscell0neOua.

sxxnos-nins guns-The United States steam sloop So
minole Commander Henry Rolando wen, into commission
yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard The Seminole be.
longs the class Of vessels comprising the roquo Daco
tab and others she is beautiful vessel carries
heavy battery. Sho has done much valuable service
during the war; aud viii 90 out In excellent condition
to do good service again The following list Of her
offeare,-