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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23
Brooklyn City News.

CONVICTION pon MUrprR IN THE FIRST DEGREE Thomas
licKecn was yesterday convicted in the Kings county
Court Of Oyer and Termner OF murder in the Drst de-
gree having caused the death Of John Conon by stab
bling The accused was a seaman in the United States
service. On saturday afternoon, In October last be
deserted from the gunboa Connecticut then lying on The
Navy Yard shortly after anding be met Coulon, and
taxing several drinks the atter proposed 20 take him
into a house in Prospect street 10 see some women.
II 50 happened that a female relative Of Nc
Keon's lived In the neighborhood, and her name
being alluded 20 by ,onlon in an insulting manner
a quarrel cnsued Mckeon threw Conlon down upon
tho sidewalk, ana then taking his knife. such
heart and causing death In Ave minutes thereafter Nc
kcon secreed himself IN neiehborng lot where be was
after arrested by the police. The evidence on the
trial conclusive az 70 the commission Of the decd
and verdict OF "Guilty rendered by the jury alter
brei absence The penalty attached 10 murder IN the
rst degree death The prisoner quite young man,
and previous to ths unfortunate Affair." bore god repu
tstlon. lie wac rcmauded 10 jail To await sentence.
TIE LarE MR MERIAN.-The remains OF the late MT.
Eben Merriam conveyed 10 their FINAL resting place
10 Greenwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon, from the
sands street Methodist Episcopal church largo num-
Der OF sympa,hziug friends and relatives Of deceased
we're present The services were conducted by Rev +
t. Wood pastor OF the congregations Rev duncan Dun
bar. Of the Macdouaai street Methodist church, Now
YORK, and Rev. Evan NJ. Johnson. Of 81 Michael's
principal discourse. and having been acquainted with
deceased for nearly thirty years, related many
incidents showing the good bcaredpess and self denial
or Mr. Merriam in aid OF any object which aht alls iate
the uerings or tend 70 the relief OF any living tbine
which might come undeT observation. The CONN WIN
covered with black cloth silver mounted with modest
plate, bearing the name and age Of tho deceesed AFTER
viewing the body by the congregation the remains were
taken 20 their long bone
AxorHER HALY MILLION ArpRorrArvp ron ycIrSrsrRs =
The Kings County Board Of Supervisors yesterday apprc
priaed Eve hundred Thousand dollars 10 he expended "a
the payment OF bouncs TO volunteers The quota undeI
the new call 10 2.535. Thus far Two millions Of dolari
have ben voted 70 ray bounties.
Hon. 0wss LovDoy.-1hs Hon. Owen lovejoy u lyinl
serously III at the residence OF Mr. j. NJ Ety. 100 Henry
street, Brooklyn.
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Police Intelligence.

DAsoERous AID PERHAPS FATAL AssAuIr.--Honry H.
King coal dealer Of No. 1s2 Perry street. arrested
yesterday, charged with having committed very dan
gcrous Patrick Mckvoy, forty years Of age
siding at No. 8t3 Washington street AS II was feared
McAYoy would not recover bis friends notified Coroner
Ranuey 10 take his ante norten examination. The In
ured crossed that Friday Inst he drove load Of
Goa dow pier foot OF Perry street King
ploy1d ghmaser They 80, into dispute about The
weight Of tue load NcAvoy alleging that the coal weighed
thirteen hundred and seventyhye pounds while King In.
sisted that there only twelve hundred pounds OF
coal on the McAyoy alleges that King called him
lar and, 70 return the compliment, McAvoy said King
was & MIG .hen Knocked MN a -, cow peas
is matter Of serious doubt. King committed 20
await the resu, Of McAvoy's injuries Tho prisoner IL
twenty nine yeats Of age and native OF s city. lie
says be 10 not guilty.
a FUGITIVE IRON TIE HorsE OF REuGE.-some thrc.
months ago IRISH boy, seventeen years Of age named
Frederick Ialor, escaped from the House Of Refuge.
where lac bad been sent as juvenile delinquent. On
Monday evening officer Irving, OF Che Twentieth precinct
rearrosted Islor aud committed him TO prison. The police
report fays that some ten months ago aor with
other reckless youths broke into nearly dozen stores
Eighth avenue and robbed them Of large amount Of
goods soon after the commission OF those robberics
cer Irving arrested Lalor aud the MAGISTRATE gcnt him
70 the House OF Refuge; but that institution was not so
cure enough 10 hold him. when last taken Laor had
revolver flask OF powder stone cutters aet and other
articles 10 m possession. Lsor TO be returned to bif
| old quarters.
ARRrsr oy Az Artrorp BuRotAs-sro4xy Goops Rs
covrRrp-oa the night Of the 9th OF January last tn,
dry goods store Of Mr. Andrew Cropsey, No. 3I3 Canal
street. orcby entered and robbed Of goods valued
al thousand dollars The burglar FIRST bored
holes through the shutters Of window, aud then
saving OF The crossbaYs broke 10 the glass SASH thu
admitting hin 10 the store since that occurrence tht
police have searched 10 vain for the guilty parties Oh
yesterday when officer Taylor, Of the Eighth precinct
arrested one william Lewis genteel appearing young
seys store Officer Taslor found two hundred liar
worth or the goods the prisoners apartment
No. Pitt street, and tho property was identified BY th
owner Justice Icdwith. before whom the accused wal
srragred committed him 10 prison for trial thout bail
According furnished BY the police the pri
soner Lewis already served the State Ia Sing Spg
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American sh,pma.,evs' Associates,

No5I WALL s7Rybr--Rooas Is AND IS
fhe following approved Masters and ocers have received
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Sea Bride Joshua HOPKINS schr Evene; charles sres'
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Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP HAVANA, Captain r. ~ Greene win GAL
Friday next 2sth inst, at PM, for Havana ana Or
leans superior accommodations and lofty cabins Of
this foe already attracting the attention OF
travellers Judging from her passenger lists Cap. Greene,
~ addition 70 being g. nSr9 S sn sss mass
OF mannera The purscr, J. T. Hnerias ESQ. Is moai
who In contact with him.
snir LOUIS NArotEox-schr Peerless, from Baltimore
crew ship Louis Napoleon, before reported burn ~
BARK IIrsrrr, owned by J a VIM Gushing and N,cho
r siasce ss vas ' Sa.. IL 1851 y john
currier Jr, In Newburyport.
BARK iss tons of Proyneetown has been sold
for Si0D.
Bn BRo Macy s.frKR from $, Martins Cor Boston. wa,
i ieasy .''-"
Bs,e sAyrAssrr Ray iron, Remedies, for phiaasiphis,
MAINS MAINS hard aground The sa,s Henry Dssuey won,
w The 70 ae sSes m s os srS MOI
goth. and the wreckers preparing strip her.
yr1 81 .a p E s,S .sss q ro F0 Sam:
DAY sprpns scak probably BY ne start ns Of hut, threw
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spSea Oh liz owp aaI took a Of wh poeeiea 70 hs
OF the island whore the vessel hea"he and IN
She had srsnes ia yaineS az sa on board con
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$1,000, cash
scnR EDwIs. q Gloucester 81 tons butt in Issl new
topped years since has been sod 70 I'm SON. Of
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scuR GAN KssRSEY of warren RI now at lhs, port 14T
been sold 10 parties - Calais Me- SiIW cash viii
| berts.
picked up Antigua 18th ui,, supposed belong
10 American whaier IN heavy gales
Barbados.
whasemen.
schr Thrver Holman. II Berey. wss at Curacao March
| g. copperns and recaulkne
steamship Cc1 n e, Ss ssR tow oOurd % New
ship csafs kpSv e. r Boston Jan % for Ban Frah
Sea rest, from Fsyai for Philadelphia. March IS,
ship frans for,, bound 70 sorlesns IN tow.
brig Ia, n.Lsoa from Philadelphia for New Orleans.
scSr Tsrasisr from EYorh for Jamaica March ia. u,
sesr Aloe from HYors sesriDs g. March a 50 O.. Ion
Foreign Ports.
sna ss ssTy n % sS $ s.'E mS
!rIus ssarrs A. sn',2ns iyal 0liyari: Alabama i'a'
ssa. Seneca I rsIY s"'r r'ms sf .ss ass
mon crowsI ~ DO. ers E,ia f'ss,r ur,, saysge En.
ma s. .p s.n m'F r., srso M L'"''rd0 ana H'r
ErfIgr lion Mach 'n port bark Pallas Jisg; schr
podeacw Jan IL Ia port bark Zee Archer ~, Fss,
Coast sid Dec u Sims wild Rover Ro.cr., and 0cs an
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Bopflns, philadelphia
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Sin JoHS's RrS, March q, 1854.
Everything Is quiet hero TO day.

THE RECENT RgBrI RAID-AIDgRs AHErToRs.
The rebel force that dashed into Bath commanded
by Major Hunter. The rebels did destroy any pro-
perty. They captured only two soldiers prisoners,
and carried of four citizens, including Senator Bcchel
and Delegate Wheat.
There danger the railroad line at this point.
Mr.. Green and his two daughters residents at Berkeley
Springs have been arrested and conveyed 20 Cumher
land charged with giving such aid and Information TO
the enemy led them to succeed in making The dash
into Bath. Messrs Becbte ard Wheat we're at tho head
OF the ruon League meetings that held at Bath
once week.
10 Cumberland charged with having aided the
Of two rebel prisoners. She accompanied by her
father The Guelph family reside some i've miles nom
Berkeley Springs.
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rne Quotas OF the States.

WASH NGToS, March %, 1884,
ne follow ing is statement exhibiting the quotas Of
~ state under the Presidents call for 200 900
n, lated March II, 1884, with all credits deducted
: aeacienccs added thereto, excepting the enlist
u veteran volunteers, up TO ma Gu 1, 1854
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The Return Of the First Regiment Vol.
untecr Engineer.


The veterans of the First regiment Volunteer Engineers
Colonel Scroll, expected TO arrive to-day in IN
Arago from tho Department OF the South. The servce
Of this gallant corps have been such rsec, hono
upon the state which sent them forth They were en-
gagged in the taking or Hilton Head the reduction and
capture Of Forts Pulaski Wagner and Gregg and the con
sruction OF tho great engineering works the
from Charleston TO Florida.
The Mayor and Common Council viii receive the 70
turning veterans at two O'Clock at the City al, the
Seventh res meut New York National Guard paradng
escort
The line Of march win DO from the City Han up Broad
way Eighth street. and through Eighth street to th,
Sixth avenue, thence 10 Jefferson market drill room
where banquet viii be provided.
Dis.ingushed guests have been invited, amongst
others siaor General Dix, Geneia Stannard, Genera
Turner Chef OF STAFF Of the Department the south and
the General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen Of the
city OF New fork, who presented the regiment with the
beautiful co.ors which CALAMITY planted on
Pulaski and Wagner The presence Of The members Of
baye done in atestaton Of the patriotism Of The
craft and for the defence Of the union viii be special
fssssIs z 70 ss0sra2@s: z .as;iss,r.,.
THE OFFICIAL RECEPTION.
The q s The s, nam Yor ue
T. W. Serre--
The procession win form in the Park and be reviewed
by his Homer the Mayor and the Common Council, this
Afternoon. at two O'Clock, and move in the following
order
Military escort
Seventh regiment New York National Guard.
First regiment Engineers commanded by Colonel r. W.
Serreil.
Mayor ard Common Council In carriages
Route win he up Broadway Eighth street, through
Eishh street 70 sixth avenue, sixth avenue to Jefferson
market drill rom where the First regiment New York
will be enteiaiued at banquet TO re given 10
them By The Common Council at tour O'Clock r. NJ
JOHN HARDY, WV. JOYCE,
JOHN F0y I'D. NJ. HAGERTY,
j. W oruwEII. ALEy BRANDON,
rEtER MAsTERsON, JOHN RYAN,
jos. SHANNON. J. G. HAvILtND,
Aldermen. Councilmer.
f. W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Gen. sissrs "Narrow Escape, a Hoax.

bHIrINOKE, HsfCn II 1909.
despatch from Cumberland authorizes an emphatic
denial o. The statement that General sigel made mar
escape from capture few days since al Martins
burg by bady OF two hundred rebels, who passed be-
tween the General and the pckets There not word
" truth in the story Nc apprehension Is elt at either
Marthsburg or Harpcrs Ferry Of any rebel demonsra
lion.
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B.. Lors, March Y, 1854.
Tie steamer Spread Eagle sunk Miller Iandiss,
on the Missouri river. sixty miles above iis mouth. On
sunsy The was valued At SO co., aud insured
for 10 600 she will probably b. raised.
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Dinner to the Omcers OF the Twenty.
sixth IColoredl Rcgimcnf.

On Monday evening the Loyal League OF this city en-.
tertaned the OFFERS Of the Twentysxth tcoored) regi
mont by dinner at their rooms in Fourteenth street
The affair was gotten up In excellent style This rea
ent FULL and expects 10 leave for the seat Of wa,
In a few DAYS,
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roo LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

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M sepne 2 Of an unav able and unexpected ema, ~
men OF plans pf the Of the Metropolitan SAF
ia m sntng Ia POSTPONED until Monday. April ..
JULIA X. FISH, President Lnfrs' Esrc. Con.
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Movements or Maine Troops.

PORTLAND, March y, 1854.
The steamer Cassandra arrived this afternoon to take
a detachment of tho Second Maine cavalry to New Or
leans
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Brnzk, Hon-Brs Los Amgos-M Smith. John Hopkins
Christian Smith
DEPARTURES.
LyEnrcot -aean,shp Nova sco'sn from Portsnd- MIS-
bocke ~ Totopo Major Earle OF Montreal Misses enp
aud Phillips 81 Quebec; Miss Lidde Aierson Asbden
Oxna'd, Geo Osnasd. Emily Osnsrd and Mr. wilson o
Kingston; loan Rogers, Vim Rogers, GEE Thompspn sna
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81 rHo.As ssp w2pkcAIeoDanish bar Tsresn For y
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FsITand. hsDriSue Harris
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Died.

Died.
DoSE0ILY.-On Tuesday. March O.. OF consumption FAN.
BEAUroRT wife OF Thos G. Donnoy, late OF San Fran.
CISCO aged q wears aud months.
San Francisco papers please copy.
For Ofhes Deaths see Seco1d Pc9s1
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Ciey Books.

$cr0 b0okS.
y satisfactory - see good thing well done We
ssye bad tfe euro,ty 70 look the
Mr. Blait, Vasirnan OF the Volunteering ard Bounty
Pay n Como Tee with the Comptroller Mr. Brennan.
= ars transaction, ivolvn nearly our mions OF
i"frT hnt shows perfectly c,esn record satisfactory
si2oto the pa themselves 10 the public, who
seya rom this Inst every cent u their money IS ac
-fraied ,cr. The ollowi ng Is the account
FIND COMMITTEE toasos BLUNT, CHAIR
NsNl N A COUNT WITH d. Y. Brennan, confIRoilh
Ys,d q. ann procure veterans 10 dare ,lso
Rs.e we'd nom q. h,uni vouchers NJ iolows-
t.ssa Jew recruits, enlisted at $500 900 -.
escn $3.50. ............ ". 'sss'ouo
- veterans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i,ooitfVv
vouchers lost, allowed BY com -.
mitler ...............'' w
t-262 preIa,am papers $40. immune. l2,"2o
Total .......... s3s74,020
Ler, moneys feunded Tor seven mea
dhcharged ....,,................ i'cfs
C. IYSEs, County Botkkeeper.
NEN YoEK March 10, 1854.
20 examining conTiitees are required here. All 10
Irsr and square and recommend this record TO the
esieent to hold up before ms oicia check 10 the
a. tirsie procl.yies OF too many Of them. II might
- cie some OF tHem INTO honesty.
.oiUrteering and bounty paying etil In the same
assas Lst them 20 on. We want draft where the
IS beog done vol. wuen IL is understood that
,,e-s dollar Of this large sum has been paid out by
u,an gam slight idea Of the labor and
I : required.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF New York, M.rvh AZ, 1854.

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NOm.Resldent Notice.
TERnIroRY OF WAsHINGTox,
County of Clallam,
MorrisH H. Frost VS.. H. G. Plants and Victor Smith,
defendants.
In the District Court of the United States, hold
ing terms at Port Townsend, Sd JUDICIAL District
". T.
To H. G. PLANTS, no,V or late Of Warrington, D. c.. /:
You are hereby notified that Norris H. Frost
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which will come on to be heard, at the FIRST term
of the court, which shall more than
two months after the 26th day of March, 1864,
and unless you appear at the said term and an.
swcr. tho same shall be taken 10 confessed, and
the prayer thereof gaanted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum of Eve hundred dollars with interest
from 26th of June, 1862, land costs of suit
agreed in writing by Victor Smith acting for you,
to be paid by you, and remaining unpaid, for .
deed Of conveyance made, executed and deliver
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said Victor Smith, for the ono fifth part Of seven
Fights Of Port Angeles, W. 7.
NORRIS II. FROST, Plaintiff.
PAUL K. HUNS, Attorney for Pin.
Port Townsend 2sth Of March, 1854.
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Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Prunln
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Bud
ding Knifes, Saws, ETC., etc.
Boxes of 100 papers assorted seeds put NJ. e.
pressly for dealers. A liberal discount will DO
made to the trade.
We have a very fine assortment Of Dutch Bulbons
Flowering Roots. which we can pack to 50 secure
for any distano'
Catalogues sent on application.
All orders addressed to
J. p. SWEENY l. CO.,
400 CAL, San Francisco,
Will meet with prompt attention
Feb. l, 1862. l2:m3