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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
Corpotatiou Noiitcs.

.nOCKS and SLIPS, HOUSES, MARKET
CELLARS and other property belonging 10 the Cor.
poraon OF the City OF Newiora to be LEASED at Puee
Auction.
Notice f. hereby given that tho Comptroller WAL on
THURSDAY. tho 9th April ~ at 10 O'Clock a. M. at the
Ciy Hall lease bid. public aucton Docks and sP'
o,e. MARKET Cellars and other Corporation property Tor
tenn Of year. from the trst day OF May, 100
Catalogues containing the description. location and terms OF
sae may be bad npon sppciion TO the Collector o. 'S
Comptroller
CIrY OF NEW YoRK DYPAnrNgSr OF FISAScE,
(onPTRoLLYKs OyYIcE March o, 1865.
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CRY Inspectors D.rr., No. ~ Chatham m 4; q,

CITY INSPECTORS DIRT, No. ~ Chatham q. !
NEw.YoRK. March q 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
1856 when tho viii be publicly opened and Ietd l.I
providing the boat. for AID removing the eonen
Of all sinks and pvies Of the City OF Newi ior peea
Of years Is the PAGES OF deposit OF the Lon
ing Company and delivering the s,me to Danei oan,s.
such places 81 deposit h. accordance with the CONTRACT NC
tween the Corporation aud laid Gallagher ,,,
Bank forms VI proposals and specific ons can D. ooca
At this ollss, fRANCiS l. A. BuVLE wy '"'p'V''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

Tie Greet Reputlr Fire lnsurance Co. at Moses NJ btood
weLThe has been any refusal 70 appy property 20 the
pavlne al the judgment whip the meaning Of section ~
No demand or that purpose BEN hade OF the deieh'H W"
10 require br TO i've security on his Arrest de
med William g. Dnhois al. at Charles i. Field ct al
On executing anl declaring the proposed stipulation on t
,sr Of plaintiff. the motion - denledi no c"t I" IN"
av finally prevailing IN the motion. Emanuel BeInleim ct
T. at. Emory O. Brat.Aioi gIen'ed 1V costs oi mo
lion TO tie prevailing party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

This morning the Marshal made return of pro-
ce.. duly served the following cases. The United State AT
40 C,bars clars and other afiiccs.Same sg ifnnk
mari ID r. = Brush Sc, containing military hats Ac-SaIe
sgt % barrels containing aJ .aons 81 wh.ky-irnfy ~.
49,. co. Assistant United stltes District Attorney moved
zee o default end condemnation aud be ordered ~ the
aboy. cascs. which tie Court crsried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
1)rlnilng.

WAN. EVERDELL~ SONS. No. 10i Fulton
w. STEAM JOB FRlN1ERS aud LABEL Man
UFACIt REKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
SANGER TRAINS LEAVE NEN-lOkh, via the Er.s
Reflw,y from foot Ibanib.rssi, ri MIMI TikOl
10 & FVFLAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS.
connecting with railroads io al rnepa cities IN the West
This road L being extended sud will De In complete
running Der to Mansfield Gaon, Urbana Dayton, C.ncn-
n " Commas Gen. Ticket AIT, II. SWEETSER
- H. Meadylle Pa General Sapt.
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.
Deepening of the OVERLAND ROUTE

Deepening of the OVERLAND ROUTE
to CALIFORNIA under Government Protection ssan.s
IndiaIs.Firstcss Coaches carrying passenger. and u y
Mai, start EVERY MORN G from Achson Kansas, and
Nebr,ka City, Nebraska, dry for Denver City, Colorado
Great sat Las, Utah, and Pscevile, California, connecting
Salt Lake with Coaches fo Baunock and Virginia cry.
Montana Boise City ldsho and Waa Was ard The Da's,
Oregon BEN HOLIDAY, No. 81 Broadway u
NAVIGATION or THE HUDSON RIVER
~ REsUNED--Ihe steamers oftbe Pf.OPLE'S LINE viii
resume their uips TUESDAY the 2ist lust fom tho
commolious wharf at foot oil CanAst. az o'clock p Ne
March ~. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcn TyR~-NARcn 2l-Beiors
Justce MosELL
nE.,ISIONS.

Catherine T.. Shelley agt. Richard l.. shelley
Report confirmed and jurment ordered David Lr"ke sg'
" Allan n. +. butcr.--No'ion gran ed on tegEi..
Before Justice NOXCRfEF.
I-a.c o. Hu-ey agt Frederick T. grr Motion q d.ehafs"
Injunction granted ssrah Simpson egt tineiinr Nii"y-
Fr ncs Hudson az. Nathsnc Seal. kc-hotions granted
Samuel Is. Potter st. Iefues r. ClrrTus Continental haAk
at Nels0u PI.to-Drdcrs granted.
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pori- Warocn5' Noiite.
srars ~ SEw-YoRx,

Srarg sEw-ioRK.
PoEr-waRpgNs Orucs, No 100 Wtl-st
NOTICE j. hereby gwen, ~ accordance with
section Of tie ct ras.l kpri H. 1857. cntit-l An
Act 20 -orranr~ th- WaFd~ns Offs ~ the Port % New
YosH 10 all pfou. interested n having charge Of tue
Abb ct usef OF such inquiry. examination or survey that
the following vessels under inaiion ~ the fof
srdrns AID that the std surveys aSsluaJn, will bs
eonpct.d tain DAT ceng th, notice Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
SUPREME COUGT-CHAxBERs- MARCH 22-BefoFe jus
tice I.rONARD.
DECISIONS.

Terence Coyle agt. Bridget Coyle.--RcPori GO
frl.cd and judgment Of divorce granted.
Iefore Justice HALNARD
n l. Gardiner a~f. Julia q. Tlylor-Ofd"r settled ID
Weusiage- sgt Rebeccl T.. WelsageL-Decfee oi dive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

NETWORK NAIL STEAMSHIP cos
~ LINE OF SiDE-WHEEL STEAMERS 10
NEW LTANS-DIRECT.
WILL As FOLLOWS;
MORNING STAR Ne.son.. Saturday. March I'th'
EVENING STAR. belL...........S Saturday. April lei.
GUIDING STAh.ku ipp..........SNnrdtv Apri lFil
MORNING STAR. Ne.son..... Saturday, Ann I'd
FNFNlNG STAR. Saturday. Apnl 'Nh.
GUIDING STAR. Knapp. ..SatuIday, May iJsh
DAY sTAk.....iBu dingL - , =.
AZ 3 O'CLOCK, ?. NJ
IRON PItR No. 50 NORTH RIVER Third FierIbove
Foot of lais-sf. y. 7.
The MORNING STAR /, 2.o4S TONS the ENENlNo Slhh
gOl5 t4ns tho GUIDING STAR 24l6 tuns, aud the DAY
str 28 I'm. Custom house measurement Their pass,n'
are not eAceAcd OJ lhoe "Po" my V'
sfesueTs in the world. a.,
To- No Freight received Blu. Of Ladng signed ater "
o'clock Oh the day Of sailing for fresht o. rss.ass Ap
Div 10 JAMES \. RAYSOR, No. 10 BaTelay't
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- in, Al Queenstown Cork iarborl.-rLe weLknown
steamer, Of the Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steam
.hip Company (uan Liue carrying the IT, s. Mails are In
tended to sail 20 followA; a., n.
CITY OF Northumberland. Saturday VI CD %
CITY OF ',PIt o
saturday April
And s,ery ,acceedns SATURDAY., at noon from Pier a.
North River. -
P.vrblr IN gold or Ito equivalent In cur ency 1: 80
FIRST CABfJ......f8O No lSTEEkAb fN 70
Iirs, Cabn to Psrs. 93 10 Seeraye to ans 40 %
ahin 10 Hamburg 30 20 Seerase TO Hamburg - W
also sardeG to Havre. Brenen ROTTERDAM
Artvsrp &c, at equally low rates. 49,
Fare. from Liverpool Queenstown, lat Cabin Sso 800
&O5 Steersse, So. Thoss who wish to Nnd 100 Mcn
TREND, buy tickets mere at these rates. st..
For further information, apply at the Company o'ces
JOHN a. DALE. Agent, No. 10 Broadway, y. 7.
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nlntblncrn.

L,OR SALE-A TEN.HORSE ENGINE, with
j Boiler Shahiug Lahes. etc. Inquire Of LOUDEhbA,h
GILBERT ( Co.. No. % Pafk row Nsw.Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
Ocean Steamers.

ATAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DIRECT.
lNa The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANHS
new line Of fTst.oias wheel STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW-IORK ani HANRE
The sp-iii Vessels intended to be put upon til,
fayort- route for the Continent. are the following;
WASHiN sTON........J,2O4 tuns $50 horse power.
LAFAYETTE. 2O4 tuns. gO) hOrsepower.
LROPE................,at loat). eOD horse powell
FRANCE..................leh oatl. SN horse power
NAPOLEOH llI....... (bnidinzl. ], 100 horse power
Until the completion OF the entire list, the service VIII De
performed by the ,.,.,,,rx. , n
WASHINGTON, A. nUchesnc; LAFAiEiiE' ~ DO
esuie, follows: $500. ,,- ,, ,,.,.,,
WASHINGTON. .......... W sdnesdaY. Mach %.
IAFAIEI'r " ednesday Aprl 70
WASHINGTON. " elnesday, May ~
Frt Cabin ~ Guiding table winel ........."SL3
Second abiu Including table wine). t7Oor 80
Peyabe in gold equivalent in United States currency
MtpICAL ATTENDANCE YREy OF CHARGE
For ire. OF passage. apply 70 ,.,...-,,,. -
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent
No. Brosdway, NewYork
At PART. No. u Eoucysi dos Capuc.ne. Grand Hoe; at
Us,r. WILLIAM ISFLIN A Co
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-27
PROCLAMATION
ny TIE .PROVESIONAL G0TERFOR OF
SOCTR CARGkLNA.
Ey fcurIyn pErAN1MnNr $. c,

i,A tEI lIf UEEfN 1 N Wy = -
Svpt.nknr !, 1855.
WHERE'S a s,ewiay cona'A "r juri.d'cfiuu
havirc aricn het.. cn ,bc r:Y:! and mitiry an-
tborties vf South Carolina, uuer the Provisional
Government OF tee State; and whe eas Mi r.
General Gilmore, romnan'.;rs < ihe Department Of
South Carlira. hati"< sougbt An interview wth
N rs Provisional u 'vefh-r. in.t presuncs uf
Major tfenural Mn-do. cam rp.n ding the Atlantic
States (; and whereas I'll matters sgink risc 70 tho
seeming rouiat we're adjust; d tr'i as.,,s.., with
.Lc cnnsert and aprrnva of Maj"t-ss-,c-xl
NSs:.,aerssore. I, BENJAMIN FRAMPToNj
PENR fSSas,a.;tinai G"vernnr. uf the Ssa.e Of
South cara:in.s:S :Sla pr"clsia and inako known.
that Tho terms c!- acueuisar re fulows:
I" Thnt in all CASES V hSss plrn "r persona Of
color nre coacernr.. ties Ns>Sl. vi tie pruy,s;
Marshals sbali have eAclusirn o"snizauc. to ,rv
and adjust their, for the present; anil thai nil
other cases shall be herri and njuiic,tca Y, ,hs
civil courts municipal nntacrii ics and civil '~s
, cors undor and according &, the laws of South
; Car linu. That The civil coIrrs shnl be opened
undcr tine Provisional t;"vrrn,u.n', and all civil
and nun oiyal etfrer. len loved tn unl- ti.ci'
official duties AMI discharge thcui freely without
ntcrrrptioh on the part "f the ri itafy suthot;.
,;aS. That it is fur.hcr understood General Gil
! mora will issuo military order, su,i I;ovcrnol
i Perry will in Ike M inner issue his proclamation
!. making known t,s angement. which is to con.
/ siuac till civil authority is om!ircly res,orad ~
I this State and thr uoyernmeEt RECONSTRUCTED"
! And do tessky cal! upnp al: persrnS ane
! order .hsm,to strictly ebay aai carry oct tt'
! terms of this arranscpcn,.
! bone in tha cirr of Columbia, .he dar aur, ysO
above stated. BE. PERRY.
By order Of the Provisional Governor.
W. II. rgnnr, friyuta Secretary.
Sept 20 s. .s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-27

garrisons on the coast, where they can do no
further mischief In allrof my personal in
terviews with the President and in all of my
dispatches to him. urged this course most
earnestly. The white troops are, | believe,
doing tlieir duty benefcially to tbe country in
preserving the peace and good order OF the
State. It is thought that their presence
amongst US for sone lime get viii. be necesss.
'ry in order to enforce the relative duties OF
the freedmen and their employers.
In conclusion, gentlemen. would invoke
the Almighty to watch over ali your celiber-
aiions. anu direct jour actions in ever, par
ticular to he beSt interests, honor and glory
BE. PERRY.
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Fer Tax CoIiector.
for Tax. c.l.eeta..

For Tax. c"l'eetn-.
Tas msry r:i4,ts n 'Jae,, JAMES &fTc n.
ELL respectfully Rom;nsts h;E 90 a csad;dats
fer TAX COLLECTOR 81 !lss pas; -!se;,..y;
SALCnA.
Dees teo 81
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At Auction.

nv SALE DAY il QctoLor next ~ll be eaored
" at Public Auction, in tho hasoncnt ef'ths
r-.idcuee Of the late Mr.. T.. psyN. in this Village,
sundrv articles of Household Furniture, cousi.s-
iue of BUREAUS, SOFA, pNaiS, CHAIRS,
6c Also a g""i Tor BUGGY art - CoOh-
ING SrOvE Sal. 20 hne:n af' II !. u.
sa.."' Coalitions, Ca.n Ia delivery.
Sep. st %
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Ss,- We have Lesn authorized ny the l'risu3s
of Capt. II. snEtwaRE t. announce him n
Candidate for Sheriff Of Edgeheif' J;ihittSxs tss
ncst election. 49,.
Apr II ies tl6
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Watch RepairingI

Tayn easersisrc.i rrs2stttsi'y inf.r.: he ~
| d gems ot Sa9r s,!d Inst l.e will tAkEF / LII
IErA!S WATCHES, JEWgLkF xri cItfs>S
nj fair pricea. eEj ~mrrunnh.
Brick 0gcc, s-,1As, = Hr Roat's ssetc.
II a. 1H4T.
Aug23 e a
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

n osT on the is'h ias'., be;~een ~. JAIN
I A Rainasnrd's en-: Mr.. 'rase. Shsrs a i.sn!.
uJLU wATCH--Es. lars5. THO ihae, Hill
receive me ahsrvo 6, wa-d W leGTiag 10 Es.sa
a. the Hamburg HtHgc;J, or ~ Mr.. N.n. aa'-
;;rz'.. ~ E-n !.n'
HA,uhurs. Aug.eS g. s..
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Dana;sk.

Calicoe.. Thread Ecs7,
Shirting. SILK Waterfalls.
Misses Balmsral Hose, Shirt Fronts,
=. Ribbed Wool Irish Linen,
Ladies' whit colt Sd Blenehed DaEask,
Gents mixed cut Socks, Scotch r;apor,
Mems Bro Half Hose, Hrck. T.nuIs,
:. white {" 4" Silk Meek Ties,
Bows Bro {" Blsck Kibh.r Ties,
Misses White Hasc, Silk Tubular Tiss,
Green md Bro Bsrage, Birds Eye Dinper,
Ladies lille ] Gaur tleta, long Lawn,
Adrline Glnvcs, Liacs Crash,
SILK {" Diaper Towels,
Mems 4" iindrerard Linen,
Elsachel Linen, l.a3;os' Stella Scarfs.
Brown Table Linen, India Rabber Combs,
Enpkia., Horn Combs,
sxlD B.eschol Cloihs, Ivory Combs,
Mems White Merino Drawers;
{" SLi:ts.
Shetland Drawers;
Shirt;
(" i.;bhcd DTaaers:
Z" 8. 5s;.ts;
Lg,iies' Hoap Skirts;
Brida, '
Yrurg Ladies' Bridal Sihir's;
Mi.ses' Pln'n ClaED
Cnstnu UrUrol'as;
SIX end Cu:san Hsnkarck;ofs
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Stolen.

ENRON 80 residence af Mrs f. .Ias.sNie"-lscn.
u Du Saturday night. 81 sept. TWO nuksES.
--.ns fine S,rrul Stallion. .lG hands high. i:
ye.rs Oh, bins! in' wiir, inrh'-r!y awnel y:
rbos. Atkins. The nihe- :. l;ay lurse, IL hanus
hisii. hlaci and.ta, six year. old, twn ,crs
wl.;r.-e!i.: iar"u&h lhs right silo 'f necS. sin
in i.rc s.:a.i,r ! VII r'r r:lty = ':!-'- 'r ila
thiry-s. OF ..'rnI g:''''' ',g t',a r''-;. ';e.r.
Aay i"fyruial. ;l.an:fi.ilS tscc's.t.
L. L. NICHOLSON.
Sept zis ~
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Notice.
Barter (. Barter I!

,EyI,E tiraaitesi!.s Msnufs ..e.i:e Gosneay
y wili.suntinra TO Barter Cloth fcr CcTT6E,
FLOUR, .tGAE. FEAS, BACON AHD LAE!'
giving Ausrx,a y-icas FOR e.a2;ire, asd i"raita-
I lag Cloth ~ whoiera,c ,ates.
tJrcniteyiile, SIui; Z IT" y"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-27

! clned to acquiesce in the inevitable results Of
that war.
have the qualification Of informing you
that the policy have pursued in my aduin-
is,rat,on Of the Provisional Government oi
the State MP, met the entirs approval OF tue
President, and he has directed The military
aalhoriiles not to Interfere with that policy,
but 20 aid aud assist me in Carrying 1t out.
J.. have likewise the pleasure of oummunica.
ting 10 you that very recently had an inter
tx with Maj General Meade, commanding
the Atlantic Staies, and Major-General Gill
more, commanding the Department Of South
, Carolina, in reference to SEEMING conflict
brtweeu the civil and military authorities of
. til. State; and that all difficulties were salts
l-,c.,aIy arranged. The civil lam, the Cour.a,
anl civl Ulcers of the State are Restored, End
; lbrr iti.,c.iuns viii uot b. iu,s.irred With By
the military auihor.ties, cxceptiH c2sss waers
freedmen aud persons oi Color ate uunccrncd
, ,Tnsse Gases have been assigned to the Courts
!. cf,he Provost Msrshsls for adjudication till
!. ti.. completion of the Presidents policy p1
, reconstruction. All other cases will be heard
aid 6ecdAd ~ the civil anfmunicipai courts
r..d,r snd AlHprding tn the laws of South
= Caroi:na.
50 j, IS ai., source Il con gal ui.llioa TO know
. Tia. he Iuyei trJups ..''.'', .'rr.; IS :" :"
. due. :a, IL g.. ed TIE "rem. .-:l Ii ~
4 uu!,l: mi nth the mos. a. i. aapre
y hep Il, MS, have been "'ihdrawu IRON tic Ii.
Y te,.Or o. .hv Slat,, and Are 70 be placed il
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Lost.

Nm or stsy. ii s,+, t,f se,.,n,hsr ''sa, TWO
sS5f7s6srES, on M. Lander Iaeksr fer
,ntofexf Irsss.sa SsI.ten..,,r stth ts6l. v.erlny
4. Taileyrtey sssdsssl isi-. ths o;k-r oa Hr. L.
Er"m snld Gase.s ksSsssse3 Jaa. I$GI,-iDere:t
from trading 10. tks ksalteYe,-.-,uru all-prrsors
rs-Tas last Note was gsssai seEsr
or bearer. ... ,SS.t
Sept o.. .'. - Z----.-:--
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BaggiDg.

'ses1yacd< 'l', lird; Gnnny Rigging,
1.'v' fa..ai. Br.; K. ,o,
81 C"us 'hesSsJ. Roy.
5ys pounds klES,. r,.;,o
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
Curious shotldy Case.
SUPREME e0URT--CrRCUIT.
Before Judge Wells

MAr A-SioismSnd Windmuler and Henry Beni ~
T. W. wiuidma-This was an action brought to recover
$500 for SIX bales Of shoddy sold the defendants by the
plaintiff IN February, 1894 The defence set up that
the goods not according to sample but Of inferior
quality far below the ordinary standard The defendant
stated that two three days after receiving the shoddy
IL took fire from spontaneous combustion, and
dcrcd wholly worthless. II claimed that this fro
originated in consequence Of the inferior quality Of the
nxedn instead Of vegetable oil had been used combus
ton would not have taken place. Tho defendant himself
got upon the stand and explained the philosophy OF the
thing He stated that vegetable oil when used In the
manufacture Of shoddy created carbonic acid gas which
Of highly combustblc nature and cxcssdingly dan
gerous II the shoddy IN question had beea manufac'
tured with fixed oil he supposed when he n,ado
tho purchase, spontaneous combustion would nave
taken place, and he would not have been loser
The not concluded when the Cours sdjourneo
for the day
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

A CARRIAGE PRESIDENT JonNsoN-A magnificent
carriage with horses harness and all the xings of tho
finest quality has been purchased by number of prom
nent citizens Of this metropolis gift for President
Johnson Among the persons instrumental in getting
up this handsome present may mention the Of
Messrs. A. A. Low president Chamber OF Commerce),
jackson Schultz, winslow, Lanicr Co., Can, Mcllcn
4 Co., Lathrop, Ludngton Co., and Vormilyoa 4 Co.
The mere politicians have been excluded from the list OF
subscribers
TwESTY-rIRsr WARD QuorA CoxMlrrzE.-The above
committee having closed their labors, TO tho
subscribers that tho pro share OF their subscriptions
amounting to thirtythree per cent be obtained Of
the Treasurer Richard Kelly, Esq., Fifth National Bank,
1888 Third avenue, any time before the 18th OF May.
The committee obtained 107 recruits from the fund
which they collected. The balance unclaimed on tho
18th Of May will be donated TO the Rose Hill ladies' Sol
ders Relief Association OF the ward and the Patriots
Orphan Home at Flushing Long Island This commit
tee entitled tho thanks Of tho ward for the cqua-
BILE and efficient manner In which they executed their
duties
The Cry HALL PARK-0ur citizcns will be pleased To
learn that tho work Of putting the City Hall Park in s
former condition before the broke has been
monced with vigor, under tho superncndcncc Of Hon.
Alex Ward Superintendent Of Lands and Places. The
footpaths TO be regravecd the trees pruned the
fountain put In order and Is expected that nsead Of
REM being fulfilled that grass will grow in Broadway"
that the interior Of the Park will be covered by natures
verdant carpet We wish Mr. Ward In his lauda-
bic undertaking, and let all tho people say "Amen.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT About seven O'Clock last
evening aged woman, whose name is unknown, and
who Is supposed 10 have been q vagrant was
and instantly killed in Fourth avenue. Fifty-axth
street. by New Haven train. Il ID believed that the
deaf the engineer mado the usual signals
by blowing the whistle, 10 which she paid attention
The police conveyed the body 10 the precinct
station house. Coroner Collin was notified 70 hold an
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

GERMAN OpERA-BRooKLYN.-Fdwst was given last
night in Brooklyn to excellent house, the old ha'inds
Of the Italian Opera being present in lars, numbers
The opera very well sung, Hermans Mephistophcles
was exceedingly nne Tamaro makes good Faust and
sang the rs last night most acceptably Mle Frederick
seriously affected with hoarsness and was therefore
compelled 10 withdraw after the first act when apo
ogy made for her. and Nile Canssa assumed tho r
Of Marguerite which sho sang remarkably well consider
ing that she had never played the part before and had
but few hours study Of tho r0e She was repeatedly
appaudcd ard called before the curtain On tho whole
the opera admirably given. This evening Halcvy's
grand opera Of the Jowoss will be given at the Now York
Academy with a the splendid accessories necessary to
produce II in splendid STYLE Tomorrow Faust will be
pven Mt a nedstuse
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
wilI,amsburs City News.

LApxou or rHE BARK ELLA Nsvru-Tns DARK hi'a
Ncvns 500 tons burden, intended for the Italian trade
was launched at four p. n yesterday from the yard
Of Thomas Stack, foot. Of North Sixth street
large number Of laSel lhd gentlemen from New York
were present The dImensons OF the bark are as fol-
lows .rTenatb lao feet; breadth Of beam, 30 feet
depth of hold 1sK feet she Of superior model and
0ne nnsb At the Same yard there s on the stocks In
forward state steam cutter Of 500 tons bar
den Her dimensions aye:-Length Of keel, 120 feet (;
breadth Of beam, Is fee.; depth Of hold, feet
THE LrScols MosuxsSr FOR BRooKLYS.-In accordance
with the suggestions Of the War Fund Committee ths
citizens of tho Eastern District subscribing largely 70
the fund for the erection Of monument 70 late
Chief Mag srste The police officers Of tho Forty fifth,
Forty sixth and Forty seventh precincts have each sub
saribed dollar.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

WHICH WAY?-At the last accounts JEFF. Davis
was at Yorkville, South Carolina, with Stone
man hot upon his trail. Which way will the
arch traitor fly II he escapes the troopers of
Stonemani He will hardly push westward, for
the Mississippi; for 1t is q long journey, aud
Wilson's cavalry in that direction will be apt
to head him Of. He will probably strike south
ward, through Georgia, for some point on the
Florida coast, where, perchance, he may pick
up friendly fishing smack TO run him across
to Cuba. The Navy Department would, there
fore, do well in providing for q sharp lookout
oil around the Florida coast, not forgetting,
meanwhile, the numerous inlets o.. the Georgia
seaboard.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTINa.
THURSDAY, May, Match 81, 900, milo heats, best
three In 1ye in harness.
D. Maco named S. m. Ella Sherwood. ......... 30 IL
D. Phfcr named &. g. James Watson. ........ 0222
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

WHAT Is THE USE OF A CORPORATION ATroR-
NEY I'VE notice that the Board Of Aldermen
has ordered that all further proceedings for
violation Of ordinances by the Corporation At
torney through the Corporation Counsel shall
be discontinued. The above bureau has been
Of late, with no evidence Of Improvement,
prostituted by prominent politicians for per-
sonal and party purposes. The bureau ought
to be abolished or reorsanized throughout by
placing the appointment Of Corporation Attor-
ney in the hands Of the Mayor and Common
Council, whose attorney he is in fact 1t is not
usual for principal in suit at law to allow
his counsel to appoint an attorney. No more
should the Corporation Counsel be empowered
to appoint an attorney for the Mayor and Com
mon Council.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

up d not entitled TO the respect due to sove-
reign and civilized nation. 1t has lspsed into
barbarian, and its territory should be treated
as though 1t were the waste that it ought to be.