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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21
Police Intelligence.

sBonpTEEs IN STEWARDS sroRE'-Ernesine Redeker,
alias Hcnse, German woman notorious as shopIitcr,
ana one Caroline Aadersop were discovered In Broadway
late tuesday afternoon by detective Farley, who fol
lowed them TO Stewart's store corner OF Broadway
yep,b After remaining inside for nearly hair
hour The passed ont the side door aud started
Tenth street. officer Farley started IN pursuit and
arrested them. TIE prisoners were conducted 10 private
nearly 5000 worth OF dress silks in shopliters sack,
fastened 10 tho undergarmeuts OF the prisoner Ienke
The goods were positively dentihca by the clerks IN the
ycre No stolen Lrtpertys,was found on the prisoner
Anderson Yesterday afternoon tho accased parties were
taken before Justice bowling WHO committed ienke to
she Tembs for trial without bail The other defendant Is
held for further examination Her counsel. ev Judge
stuart contends that uasmuch as the prisoners were not
together IN the store by any OF the clerks she can
mot 10 held for trial. but must be discharged.
LAWYER vlCrrxIzgp 4 PicKrocEEr.-Yes
afternoon william Cary smith, ESQ., lawyer having an
snoe at No Wall street, while in Broadway, near the
Astor House, his watch valued At thirty seven dol
lars, picked from bis pocket Feeling tug at his pocket,
NJ smith turned and grabbed young fellow, with a
shawl on mis- ann, who stood beside him. Mr. smith
ne'd the prisoner till oicer Hays OF the Second pre-
c'pet, came Mp ana took him to the station
house where ne gave his name as WIN. Russell, alias
Irost becoming alarmed Frost indicated 10 Mr. Smith
that be would either restore tse watch give him its
equivalent 70 cash The prisoner was taken TO the Tombs
vbep Mr.. smith seemed rather unwilling 20 prosecute
abe prisoner and then TRANSFERRED 70 the magistrate
that trost bad made proposition 10 settle the case
Tbs view Of the matter failed to receive the sanction OF
Juste Bowling, who committed Frost to the Tombs and
directed Mr. Smith TO appear this morning and make q
ccmpIant against the accused
A so,uBR CHARGED WIN BcANy.-Chares r, Frost.
alas Clarke, member Of the One Hundred ana Thirty.
ssvsstb New York Volunteers, stationed on GOV.
srpos Island yesterday arrested by officer Palmer,
Of the kssex Market Police Court charged with bgamy
W marrying, On the 10th u EIlen kenney, be the
sine having ws'e living in Brooklyn The certificate q
marriage "a the hrst case, signed by the Rev. H. ".
Ioouis ~ No $50 second avenue city produced
30 evidence sss9r' ths prisorsv. p'hes soa csp-
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SpprCsED FbTAI SHOOTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
ANIMATION vtTIg.At late hour on Tuesday nigh;
two YONG men, named Henry Rusche and John Prescott,
became Owed in quarrel while IN the concert saloon
under the German theatre, No. 80 Bowery, wbcreupou
Prescott alleged threw glass Of wine into the lace
Of his antagonist. This assault aggravated Ruscbe
that drew revolver and fired at Prescott. the ball
effect the forehead his left eve. and passing
1nwards and dowDwards Tho alarm was promptly given
Barker or the Sixth precinct across the
street and arrested Rusche, and subsequently con
viewed the victim the New York Eospita
where lie lies in very precarious CONDITION.
Coroner Naumann yesterday took the ante-mortem
examination Of Prescott, which is MS follows
John Prescott, being duly sworn. deposes and says
think the ball has entered my head, and think am a
SOONER aud 'God have mercy on my family nave
seht hope that may recover; last night, somewhere
between and twelve clrck, IL might rave peen
later The concert saloon under the German
theatre the Bowcry went there 20 have drink
some ouis Pike said that man was making re
marks about me- the wine that was drinking got spilled
face. then had scniie, and afterwards
be drew a pistol and shot the man. believe was
k,Dd of policeman in the building On The above oepos
found dthat John Prescott was dangerously
wounded nv a pistol in the hands of Henry Rusehe :
Prescott twenty years OF age and native OF Phila
delpba Ruscbe is in the Tombs awaiting the result OF
JTescot's injuries.
SUDDEN nEAIn A HAT SToRE.--A man named Tease,
much under the influence OF linuor, accompanied by
friend entered the store OF Mr. W. y. David, 900
Broadway yesterday afternoon. and, being taken
basement TO rest, died there aerw ards he
ceased recruiting agent. and had Office at 50
West Broadway. IL Is SAID he lived at IS King street
Scycner Ranney notified to hold inquest.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
A LBANY a sUsQuEHANSAH RAILROAD COMPANY
"A (ll0 MILES LON6)
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR $l.0t0UC0
FOR SALE BY MARIE KAN,

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR 5000 90.
FOR SALE BY MARIE KAN,
No ~ William stIeet, Nee York.
Mortgage Bonds OF tho Albany 6usquehannah
Railroad Company Ezra Prentice, rresdentl, redeem.
aoe In New York july 1881 and convertible into stock at
The bonds are n sums OF sIO0 EACH coupons payable
January aud July in New York city They executed
Daniel Drew and Alfred Van Santvoord
mortgage which covers the whole or the said
including the right OF estate
franchises and appurtenances belonging
10 belong the and Is he first and pefsrred
except that other mortgage directed
special OF the Legislature Of The State Of New York TO
te executed 70 the city of Albany 10 secre he payment ~
principal of 81 10000 OF bonds be issued
by the said city loan aid of the said road which
mortgages are by the terms Of the said act entitled to an
equality Of iien.n
length OF road Is 40 miles, entirely within the State
of New York. extending from the city Of Albany 10 Bng
hamton. the Erie Railway through rich and produc
tive region forming valuable connections with other rail-
roads AZ ~ Two ernn and opening another avenue from
Tbe first division Of 3, miles from Albany schohare
haa recently opened business that portion
Schohare to Oneona, Otsego county 40 miles has been
lei in progress the balance nearly ready for
building ~ miies beyond Oneonta. The OF first
division including ling stock Is about ST. O0OC00 In ad-
0n which $500 900 have been expended the balance
Of the line; total expended TO ls January 1854 1896
what Is already eIpended are 100000 individual and
been already paid In $ooO0oo Grs. mortgage bonds 81
100000 Albany city loan. and 5000 appropriated by me
completed TO C0bbesk 40 miles the balance when com
peted 70 miles total s. 500OO Estimated cost
Of he road when completed, oOUO. or about So coy
mile The Joint mortgages TO secure ne ponds
Altsnv. together s2.oo000O constitute total lien Of
81, sou per mile. MARIE kAM
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4s E. ,Sssst .GNeI IJs4sF. sss,Sxa4tsss-

~ NAVY DkpAkTMENr, April 10, 1854.
6ani lave 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your letter
- the 10Th inst.
The department has directed the Niagara and Brooklyn
20 anchor OF the Battery TO receive enlisted men, and
other waiting for will receive similar Or
ders tie North Carolina likely to be
crowded for any length OF time.
IL rs designed 10 have the rigate Sabine prepared 70
apprentice boys for training but present every
available person who enters the naval service must be
detailed for the vessels awaiting Very respect
fully. GIDEON WEiLtS, Secretary OF the Navy
OHisoN ri uNr, Esq, Chairman county Volunteer Com
mttee, New York.
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RD.-NOzART HALL
MkrlnAAT nE = nCRACX.

81 ST wARD.-NOzART HALL
I'll NATIONAL DEMOCRACv ,-
In pureancr Of resolution adopted 81 The last meeng
OF Mosart Hail 0~nera Com mec. the members 81 INC
Ward Co,umec Of the Twenty nrst ward ere requested "
atteud meeting of said Ward Commftee 70 cc neu ~
Murray nm shades, Oh Third on Monday evensG,
April 20. IA ~ O'Clock TX order sfr,osr,v chairman
- 't,ss Gp,rxr segsNJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

TNOR sALp-Ar A BARGAIN, TIE FOUR sTORY AND
bHsemen nj brick Hou y0 Second Thlriy
fret street Terns cas-, Arpiy wM. q. MlCpIHg s23
Jhiyd svepue. aGx-~s ~ rki-ssyrst rrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21
POLITICAL.

GRAND MASS MEETING.
N meeting OF the citizens Of the Etehsh ward Jay
.. the and election Of MAJOR Genera George
Mcclellan TO the Presdeucy of the United Saves WI "
held ander sbe auspices Of the Manhattan assocsnon
Spring Stree ial this tThursday) evening APT. =. ~
FRANCIS >. TUCKER, DR. -PH1LIf EnShLh,
John "A n CI,JJTE John II STRAITS,
TIiOS II CREAMER PATRICK DAILY
NJ B. cox President
soHx DuxS. Secretary, Manhattan Association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

$40 FOURTH AvENUE-BY DAY COBB-FOl
n sale, Nos t3 and l65 last Tnirythird street. nor
aidc Second aud Third four Ene
Ish basement. Price $3.50. Possession May Term
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YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL q, 1864.
SHIPPING.

CrEAN WEEKLY TO MISUNDERSTANDING AT
~ Queenstown Cork Haroor) The Liverpool. New YORK
and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend despa.ching
their full Clyde built steamships az follows
ErNA.
SATURDAY APRIL 81
And every succeeding Saturday, ~ noo from pier ~ NOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

S0 000 ACRES MINERAL AND AGRICULTURAL
sDV.OOO Lands "A responsible person, baslng ABOUT
5000 acres OF rich mineral and agricultural asds N Ms
souri, aud other Western States desires TO open cores
pcudencc with reliable and influential parry VINO WV o.
in the sale Of said lands. To such Marty em
nerave interest would be offered. Companies are ALREADY
in profitable operations in and ad Joining the vicinity OF the
mineral land Fun description Of location and quality OF
lsnds Furnished with township plots. &c Re'erences q
changed Address boz COG Post Office. ~. Louis, Mo.
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CLOTHING.

A BETTER AND suRER PLACE AT 2s3 sIxru
- avenue, alles and gentlemen wIll end the
AR ana homes, dealer T. MiNTz, whom you dis
gose oi your osston Clothing Carpets, Furniture and
city promise to pay the following prices six Dresses
from ~ 70 Sf9 Coats TO Sls psnts, g. 70 81 Also
Woollen, Deaine and Muslin Dresses hest cash
pge VIII De paa .ai % note By post VIII be pune
member tue original X. Minz, aud the number 1sS sixth
avenue, Eighteenth All orders from Brooklya
and Jersey City punctually attended 10.
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T AIDES. LOOK TO TOu2 INTER EST FROM $40 TO
" $50 pal for six Drosses The highest cash paid
genemen's Clothing Call address a note the
once OF L. cAsIiBERG - East Twelfth street. near Broad.
way Ladies attended 10 bg srs- C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

Yneensiown cork Harooro the Lwerpoo; New toaa
their fun powered Clyde butt iron steamships as follows
sArvRph2.S APRIL a.
and every succeeding Saturday, ~ noon from pier - NORM
'e'' RATES or PASSAGE
! Payable in Gold or is equivalent in Currency. -,
"' do ea''1 10 London do 10 London .
&c Rs%sa;s g de- 10 l nsss :9
Passengers also Forwarded uavre, Bremen, Rotterdam
AFep Ss at eq va is~ rsss Cabin an
sos steeraGe $50 Those who wish to send FOR their
Thsse S"s have superior for
gers strongly built in water tight iron sections and
carry ire annhilaors Experienced surgeons are
further infor,naton apply in Liverpool TO WILLIAM
INMAN. Agent, e Wafer street; in Glasgow TO Alley
Nv 3 SEYMOUR zoo GO; d London Elves ma
% Nore Dame des VICTORIES Place de Ia Bourie; in
Philadelphia to JOHN q, DALE III Walnut street. or at
JOHN 6. DALE, Agent Is Broadway.N.Y
THE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP Com.
/ pany win despatch semmoothly their new and FIRST
ven and
tons bnrthen between London and gew York calling az
able United States currencs-Fron New York. FIRST
CABIN $50 Second Cabin; 800 Storage. S3l From Lon
CMAs A. Whitney, 4, y srosSway Tor frsisit apply
at 81 South street Advances made merchandise con-
'''"'' 80 TowLAND AsPIN Wall Agents
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoyDs sTga1sw7r
/ BREMEN, g. Meyer commander carrying the United
States mail, wi, sail from the Bremen pier ioot Of Ihnd
SATURDAY. Nav J. at Il O'Clock NJ,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
"I LYNDON DON mavRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
az the following rates payable in gold lin equivalent in
For cabin, $685. second cabin. scz 80; steesge.
The BREMEN win be followed by he HANsA Nay2L
0Ei.RlcHs 4 co. 6s Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

EoR ALE-IN BROOKLYN, the SMALL TWO STORY
between Court Smith sxal lou 100 feet IS In
perfect order having been recently painted
tains heater, and water &C Apply on the
premises or at 80 Church street. New York, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

ITO MISS WELLINGTON
III N Jour fortune you would Know,
To Miss Wellington you should 80;
She never fails 10 tell you true
what Fortune has In sore Tor yo"s
Husbands Incorporate or untrue,
Che will restore faithful 70 You.
ror love, good luck 10 business, sne
talisman FOR life will guarantee.
Call IL you can, II not, you'd better
Consult her Immediately BY leiter.
This beautiful LADY, gifted aud Tns
Resides az one hundred and Que wv" wv
P0s,eess fcnys from "a. N 400 "
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rcOR Saloon WEST TwENTy.FOURTH STREET
between seyeuth and Eighth avenues good three story
hrh soop brick House. twenty feet wide and ssty feet
desp indng extension paror floor; house has ali tho
modern improvements good order; will for
$500 and very cheap 10 be seen permit ss,T,ss tso
No. 257 West Twenty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

A TTENTIoN so PER CENT MORE THAN AT AN,
n other the city for lniics and RcLlemens Gas
on clothing Furniture. Carpets and Jeweiry. ! have
great demand for them CAL at or address ~ post
Abra AIMS 23S seventh avenue between Twenty Eth
~ sixth Ladies Attended by Mr.. MRS
AbrAhans.
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~ GOLD MINING COMPANY
COLORADO.

II UnSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY-TREASU-
IL oiice u Warren street. New York, April ID,
1864 certificates Of profits of tbs Company due
Ap 80 viii ne NJ the reasurers Office The trsnsler
books VIII be osed and aftrr April ~ nnl day OF
mcnt G. g. CLARKE, Treasurer.
MINING srOCkS-AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS
wi or bought sold at all the stock Boards
New YORK; Boston. Philadelphia &c, otherwise
con,rssion, ALBERT H. RlCuLAY. No. ~ " lliam st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-22
San Francisco, June -. 1861.

HE UDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
to the above card, give noticc that and after
the first day ofJuly next they will continue the business
Of the above coparncrshp without interruption, at the
old banhing house Of Donohoc II iston & Co.. in this
city, under the firm name Of FRETZ & RAl.SrON,
and in New York through the agency Of Mcssrs.
LEES & WALLER, No. 80 Pine Street and that on
and after the 9Th day of July next they, together with
ID. o. Mills. J. b. Thomas, Louis McIanc, Asa l..
I.awton, VIM. T.. Barron, Thomas Bell, Jno o. Earl
Win. Norris, J. Whitney, jr., q. L. Ghn. A. Pope
Herman Mchc,s, Friedrich Billings George II. Howard
II. +. Tcschemachrr, A. Haywood. Moses Ellis, A.
H. McCrcary, Il. VI. Jessup, Samuel knight, A. g..
Henry. J. c. Wilmcrding and VIM. Avoid Of San
Francisco, and Jacob korn, Of Portland Oregon, hN
ing become for that purpose duly incorporated under
the laws Of this State, will carry on the business Of
banking all of its various branches at the place
and through the agency and upon the basis Of
Gold and Silver Currency, under the name Of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
u. q. MILLS and WM G. RAL>rON will be
charged with the management Of the business ct the
CORPORATION. WM. G. KALSrON,
X. 5. FltETZ.
San Francisco June Ii, 1861.
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Sla 5.lnGstO Advertisements.
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Combination Lock.
NOTICED.

TINiE copartnership in the Banking Business
I heretofore cNi-'ing between Eugene Kelly. of
the City of New lork, AMI Joseph \. Dunohoc.
Vim. G. Ral>ton, and Raj phi :. frrtz. of san Fran
ri. under the irm name of III GENE KELLY
\ CO.. New York. anrl nnNOlUE. EN.STuN d
CO.. San Francisco. will cease the .ir-, day of
Jelly. 1864, Eugene Kelly aud joseph 1. Donohoc
withdrawn" from the copiriucrship.
The business will be settled in New York bv
Eugene Kelly. and in san Francisco by Vim G..
ok iston and L. :. Fret.
Dcpo.ltorS are requested to hand IN their book :.
for settlement at the banking house Of Donoloe,
Raslon Co.
ENGENE KELLY,
Per J. \. Donohoc, Attorney, I
JOSEPH A. DONOUOE,
WIN. e. RAIsSTUN,
Il. s. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June IS, 1861.
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In politics, the paper will he Republican, sus-
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SEEDS! SEED!
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We offer the most extensive assortment of FrssA
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"The Water. Cure Journal and Herald OF
Reforms"

Devoted to hydropathy, its philosophy and
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T,xrrroKy OF WASHINGTON. I

T,xxrroxy OF WASHINGTON
Couz;s. Il ~l-rk, 49,
In the pssiricf CSzrt Of the "a 9s-iciAl District
October Terra i-s'-
Ts CAEoLESG I'EAs
yos are h--~As sssises ih<i Joseph Pray has
si-A a complaint a-Asnss yea ne sAid oear'- uhscb
I'll come ga 20 h@ heard At ;ae ntxi tern Il the
~.,r, 90 h. he'd Vancouver o. the third Aoadsr
a. October. lea. and ualess y0s appear AZ sad
,.-m and answ.r the -ABe will he taken a. con-
$500 aaa The y-zyer therso; granied. The OBJ
S~es ant yrsses f sid complaint 10 dissolve the
bond. of nAirirons eKisi4Ag eeiEeea com .~4nAn'
LEAxDER HOLMES.
Pie. Attorney.
Compliant fled Aug - lssi. sl-mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-22

DY order of the Probate Court of Jefferson
ID County, Washington Territory, l shall sell by
pc auction for cash, in front pf the Post Office i'll
Port Townsend in said county, the 18th day Of June
lS6i between the houi> of 10 A. ~. and . r. NJ, the
following real estate in the county Of jefferson. W.T.
The south half of Bcn,mcn Ross donation claim, the
s,nn being in Sections 80 and 3D. Township 81, y. L.
W. W. NJ: containing three hundred and twenty
acres and belonging the estate Of Mary Ross, dee
May 18th, 1864. W. W. ARMSTRONG, Adm