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The New York herald., 1865-05-19
The French Mission.
Editorial Correspondence Of the Milwaukee Daily
Wisconsin.1

Nsw YoRK, Nay o. 1885.
I'm vol known that afser the death Of Mr.. Dayton
the important mission 70 France rendered. Among
these II was stated that offered James Gordon
Bennett Of the HnALD. and that he declined It. There
were many who doubted that such offer had been
made and further they would NOT beevs that Mr. Ben
nett would decline % important mission. NeveFthe-
less both Of these statements are facts Mr. Bennett
once declined it, the ground that, u his time Of hfe
he did not desire to embark anytnew enterpses and
that be could serve his country better editorial
manager OF the HERALD than a. envoy to France
the city, and fortunately had interview with him.
He does not hesitate TO speak Of the French mission
He says that the President autograph letter. ten
dered II to him In the most generous and friendly
ner Mr.. Bennett was naturally grated at this Of
confidence, inasmuch as he had never met Mr. Lincoln
nrs Lincoln had frequently stad ut his house, but he
have scofed 50 much at the suggestion that the i'm
porant embassy to France rendered to Mr. Bennett
that he ntmaes for the sake Of historical truth he
shall ultimately be compelled to publish the CORES
pondence between the President and himself.
SO far nom evncBg any Jealousy regret Journalists
should feel . professional pride that the Presi-
dent Of the United States rendered OF the first
Offices within his gift to the proprietor Of leading jour-
Of the press which justly merits The loyal press Of
the North has performed not less service than the army
In saving the republic In truth the healthy public SEN
timent which II has created at home the only mode
TO recruit and nvigorate the armies; and President
Lincoln wisely and frequently showed his appreciation
Of that vast service and in the tender Of the French
they not overlooked BY the head Of the nation
when they using the artillery type TO light the
battles OF our -. -. s.
Mr. BENEFITS appreciation Of Grants inestmable ser.
vice apparent m his hrst remark, when he pthily
and sententiousy uttered Grant has done II" Presi-
dent johnson Il receiving vigorougand support
from the HE'LL and sSs loyr men a. ;hs North
they were on President Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

sUPERIoR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.
Before Judge Mcneil

Before Judge Mcneil
MAY ls-Norts Won Bruck and olhers o. Frederick M
Pyer-The defendant in this case, the LIST of Feb
ruary 1858, wrote TO the plaintiffs residing in Europe
the following letter from New York -
hereby respectfully advise you that have this day
brother in law and assistant for many years Mr. Emh
Kantcr who will continue the with undimnished
means, under the firm OF emil Kanter, successor TO
Fred NJ. Pcyscr." In giving you my best thanks for
the confidence reposcd in me hitherto beg that you
will extend the same also 10 my successor Respectfully
and humbly FRED NJ. PEYsER
The plaintiffs relying on this recommendation sold to
Kanter merchapdse from 1858 % 1890 on credit Eantey
paid for the goods FIRST received by him. but ceased 10 pay
in 1890 and the plansued Poyser the balance on tho
ground that the OF letter were
false and fraudulent, and known 10 be by the de-
fcndant-Peyscr having sold the business referred
the letter entirely credit and In 1861 when Kaner
fnid he Peyser appropriated the business 10 himself
On the 1rst trial. be ore judge and jury, the judge
dismissed the complaint, for the reason that Kanter
Peyser. '
The plaintiffs appealed from the Judgment and the
General Term reversed the decision ordered a new
trial
The trial was had yesterday before Judge Mcneil
and jury who rendered vordct for the plaintiffs for
S3,551, being the full amount claimed.
For plaintls Charles Wehle, I. Darlington and A.
vandcrpoc. For defendant, Miller Stoutenburgh, w.
II. Peckham and Charles Tracy.
On motion of Mr.. Wehle the Court granted the plain
ti0s an oxlra allowance for costs Of $3.50
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
Anpertnnt 90 shoaay Impertsrs.
UNITED STATES DIsTEicr CoURr.
Rafo


MAI Is-The Tinted Sac, o. Trcny Bales OF
Woo-rhis case has b,cu before Judge Benedict and
jury for several days past Prom rhe evidence it APP
pcared that the wool was shipped IRON .ircrpool cy
Ral'e Barash Co TO Ralle and Co Of this city part
ners Of the Lvespoolhouss. Tho merchandise was in
voiced a. BROMLEY wool but which, was assorted.
was an article generally known 'shoddy In mer-
chandse' was entered at tho Custom House here -
"woo y not as shoddy or "BrOmley WOOL" The duty
on wool was hve per cent duty shoddy twenty per
oen. ad valorem On the question OF the quality of the
article good deal OF evidence aken the jury ulti
mateiy nndlng II was shoddy. Some important legal
questions arose IN the case being whether the pro-
viso OF section 81 Of the act Of 1909 force and
anoner whether tho question OF intent to b. passed
upon by tho Court or jury
The Court decided thai the provso was I'm foroa and
thu the claimants could show that the entry Gus
tom house was made by mistake or accident and not
10 deh. sua tne government, leaving, however, tho
question interest to the jury The jury found verdict
for the gove hment hessrs. s. G. Courtney and Ethan
Allan appearc Tor the United Staes Messrs Webster
and Crazy Tor thu defendants.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
The Secret Of General Butler's Removal.
From the New York LedgeEl

Many people suppose than The removal Of General But
not 20 The true reason II tbs: vhsn General Butler
was In command In this cy previous 10 the last presi
dental election, certain article appeared In the NEW
YoRK HRALp, which the General did not like As soon
he resd at despatched of his aids 70 the
HERALD once, 70 summon the managing editor Mr. Hud
son) 10 appear at his headquarters Mr. Hudson obeyed
the summons; and appearing before the high military
official he was informed that the HERALD reract the
offensive article, he General Butler would suppress
the paper General Butler not when he made
this threat that the relations Of Mr. Bennett the respon
sible editor OF the HErArD, with the administration,
were Of very friendly and confidential character and
therefore, in making this exhibition Of his brsf auho
rty ~ he put his foot In It," Mr. Bennett Of course,
never forgave him. but, the contrary, managed TO
have him removed just the Generals superios
could assign reason that would seemingly. Justify his
decapitaton. General Butler Is himself Of this
now, although he did not know the secret OF his
mova at the time took place. The offer Of the French
Mission by late President 10 James Gordon Bennett
and tho endorsement OF the offer by Horace Greeley
must have opened General Buffers eyes He will pro-
badly let the newspapers alone hereafter.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Treaty Between the United States Gov
ernment and Colombia.
NAPOLEON OHECKMATED,
&C., &C.. 90.



PANAMA, May 8, Asoo'
Ihave recent and reliable intelligence received non
Boeota which says that most important treaty has jus
been negotiated with the Of Colombia which,
while 1t will very materially affect American interests
most favorably, will be great blow to tho governments
OF Europe You are already aware that tho Colombian
government To which the sthmus OF Panama belongs,
has renewed the charter Of the Panama Railroad Com
pany The negotiations for the Of the charter
were 30 adroity conducted by American agents Bogo
that the government OF Colombia has granted 70 the
United States government in perpeuity the exclusive
privilege Of transporting military and naval stores
the road. England, France and Spain are completely
shut out, except Of course, in commercial way The
United States alone has the right
military road. What the effect Of this news will be In
Europe can be readily imaaned The Colombian govern
ment accepts az an equivalent for these privileges
guarantee Of is sovereignty the Isthmus and the
security OF the Transit route against all foreign Powers
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
Rrooklyn City News.

LADrss' FAIR will commence on Monday noxt, In
aid OF the Sisters Of the Poor cornor OF Congress and
Hicks streets, Brooklyn. The Sisters are entirely de-
voted TO the wants and relief Of the sick and poor who
are carefully nursed and have the best medical assist
ance Inc house at present contains upwards OF one
hundred inmates and regular meals daily distributed
10 nearly hundred re- many of whom ars rel eyed
at their own houses. The charity Is one Of the most
meritorious 10 the country. and h deserving Of public
support
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
The Price OF Meat.
TO ruE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Nsv Morrr PIrAsAyr NAV II IA

Nsw MOUNT PLEASANT, May IL, 1BCb.
Ny attention was called To article in your paper OF
the 18th inst complaining that provisions did not
down with gold Now you must be mistaken, or The
commission merchants must be bad set OF fellows
About two weeks since sent calf TO New York, four
weeks old, not large, but tat and only gos sixty nine
cents for IT, I concluded that veal had como down
faster than gold II every person feels a. do Now
Yorkers will do without veal for all time to come
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
The Cuban Authorities and the Ram
StOneWall.
70 THE HDIrOR OF THI HBRALD.

1Oh1, MY
The news from havana In this mornings paper IL NOT
OF nature 70 impress one favoraby with Captain
General Duces idea Of neutrality. Had her Catholic
Aaestys officials been In the least wen disposed towards
the United States the ram Stonewal would not have
been permitted TO leave the port Of mvana. our
government In retaliation were TO suspend for time
neutrality laws ~ far, ~ Spain concerned, such
authorities OF that faithful island and would bspf
immense advantage 70 large namber OF Cuban patriots
wne devote they lives the sole duty Of delivering their
native country Of . foreign dcspotism. LlBERTzO.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest hewspa per sad Bsst Lite
rsry Family Journal tn the Country.
The wszkLr hssALp. for the current week. now ready
contains:--
Full report OF the Testimony taken in ths case Of the
Conspirsons trial st Washington city for ths killing
OF the late President Lncon and the attempted murdsg
OF Secretary Seward and other prominent officials Of
United states governments; Account OF the Arrest %
Jed Davis errayod hts wifc's apparel and his Band
OF Refugees in Georgs: TIC terms OF the surrendey of
Dick Taylor and Ibis Rebel Force 70 General Canby, ana
late and interesting nicgence from tho United States
Forces In all sections Of the cooatr The latest Accounts
OF the movements Of the rebel pirate stoacwa Inter
esting News from Europe with aesounts q the sympa-
thetc action Of the different goverDents relation 70
the murder Of President Lincon The latest News from
all parts OF the World Poetry The Interesting Story a
The Glass Knife; Literary Artistic and ssicntihs
Reading6 Musical and Theatrical royew for the weeks
Religious Intelligence News of tho day, Interesting
readiag for Farmers and Gardeners Sporting Itogcaoe
Varietes Facetin Valuable reviews Of tse Money!
Commercial Dry Goods Boot and Shoe Cattle and HoySe'
Markets, aud accounts Of all interesting OF Ne
week.
TRRMs-Singo subscription 81; Three copics, S6,
Five copies 50; Ton copies SIS Single copies, Ptvs
cents each. limited number Of Advertisements IN
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-rRoTTiNd.
THURSDAY, May sPurse and stake, 3225 mile heats,
best three in five, 70 wagons.
Hiram Woodruff entered ch. g. Dictator. I ]
Isaac Woodruff entered E IN. Lady Marshall.... 2 2
Egbert Dennis entered y. g. Gray Harry .......
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

A.-5O Percent OF all sales Given.-Goot
business wanted sell 0rst claes article. For fuhe
Information address ". n Y. Post Office.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

seal Rsuus for tsentiemen-rtne cold
New .yis.-sfx EIgnT, TEs IwElSfs tNn s,krY 6T:
LARS each FOR saie br GEO q. ALLEN, No ho broad-
ana doos beow Cam street
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

A bouquet In u Single Drop or Fluid
nf " roses might eshsle moro oyerpowerng door
Than q single drop of PHALON'S NfuHT PIOOMIN0 CB-
RRUs but IN freshness deioacy aud pure hcalthu fra
GRANGE the drop would far transcend the hews Sold evoy
"a her
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Tb. Concentrated French Remedy BY
)nloc Tvs Elm street
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

The Giory OF Man IL strongth.-Thorc-
fo,e ths nervous and deblnatsj should Dr.. P0whRS
botanical k,sN, opee " Lla street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Afternoon Crowds stitl Continue at tho
original DIR. SCIENOk's, 90 West Thirteenth street
Bee circular
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

A.-Gcnts' All Wooi snits, sis; Boys' All
Wool SUITS 80 att v BROKAw's, " Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Thu Largest and Cheapest Hair store
An ,ha cv has removed u9 Canal street. l.. BA5rBr
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Turkish Baths, y, Lsight street, Ny.
nours-0entlemep. 6psA NJ and ~s r. M hdss'sA.
M To 4
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

| A.-Use the Best.-Bowdeu's Moth De-
sTRoYIN0 PACKET For sale By all druegss Price SO.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmess reliable The only perfssA
dye Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

fhe above racc went on with apparent Satisfaction 10
conclusion, FIVE offered him before the
START hundred 20 ten after the s, heat and fifty
dollars 10 tweniy shngs were waeercd after tho second
heat Ho is capital trotor and when IN oond ton VII
trouble Of those who ratio as No l. Tho horses
that contendcd with him yesterday could not him
and some other good oncs whom the public win have
better opportunity OF taking his measure than they had
yesterday afternoon.
Course.
LEXINGTON (Kr) nAcgs-fouRrH DAY.
THURSDAY, May 1s.--Jocksy Cub purse, $500; mile
heats, best three in Eve, free for all ages
J. Fords 4 Co entered br c Grant, by Lexington, dam
Amanda iorchoad, by Glencoe. Observation-Disclosures. 1
McGrath Il Ward entered b Tirporary, by Rnggold,
dam Roxana BY imported Cbestorhed ......... dig.
The lime Of the above not taken. The track
was very muddy, and IN .ons around the 0rst turn TIP
pcrary ZEN and distauced The accident occurred Ia
the irst heat
Married.
TAYLOR MxyxRs -on "Wednesday, May H. at 81 Paurs
HeNrY A TAYLoR 10 M1sy daughter VI Christopher
Meyer, ESQ., OF this city.
Died.
KrrIY On Thursday, May Is, MARoARx7, wifc OF
The fnends or tie family are iDvitcd TO attend the
funeral On Saturday Afternoon At two O'Clock from her
late residence No. % Bayari street.
year Of her age EcGmHs rcict OF James Mcclure,
q native Of Glove Hll, county Cssan, Ireland
The friends ofthc famy, and her sons James Patrick
raj fron her residence No 226 Seventh street. this
lrrIdayl afternoon, o, three O'Clock. No carriages
PyrsIss On Thursday, May 49, sARAn A., grand
daughter OF the late Mrs Abasa Perkins aged 10 years.
months and IL days.
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF Mrs
David Christie No Alt West Forty seventh street. this
friday afternoon, At bali past one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
MAY B, 1865

An Astonishing Variety OF Ladies' ana
Chidren's Fancy Hats may be the sdewalks q
Broadway the ut Central Park All these snd
many be found In that eptome OF the retgnin1
fashions foreign and domestc-GENlN'S magnlcsns
exposition, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Crfstadoro's Hail Dye, Prsservativs
Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Houoa.
The dye applied by skiliful artists.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

FIngs.-A Fresh Stock Of Tn glish Bunt-
ing Fags Of our own manufacture
AMIN a CO., 20 Fulton street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Old Eyes Made New, without Spec
sces doctor or medicine Pamphlet mailed free recsipe
Of ton cents Address B. Focts, NJ D. ilO Broadway.
Nav York
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

| A Limo OF New and Fast sidc-wheel
steamers between Bsunoro and Richmond Va estsb-
shec leaving Frederick street wharf every evening at sta
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

No Man Can he Fully Jubilant Ovep
or victories until visited the halter KNOX, 10 wave
his wayy locks Of KNONs neomperA-
bly, cheap aud durable Hats from 22 broadway
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

PhiIadcIphta:-faug shigpinFTsEs.
suitable for the Phnafclphia trade, Al 'OfVS n' saw
GERS l1C Roade street
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever
m - Ska

NOSE AND THROAT
radically cured by the OF tho
GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL.
Price per bottle ~.
For sale ky HE0EMAN b CO. and all other drugg1sta.
DEMAs BARNES CO, 81 Park row,
Wholesale Agents..
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

No More Gray Hair or rBnidncss.-Forfy-
years practice Advice free by Dr. okANDJhAH As'~
nlAce.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Persons Going south will Avoid lsvsrs vs,n
By taking CAswELL, MACK CO.'S Fbkhoi hoe'"
RATED CAIISAYA.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

DR.. Hunters Botanic Cordial Restores
the vsor Of youth four Restore manhood 70 ,ss
New York, the only place Rstabshed il Eight rooms
and private entrance Book, 81 pages, gratis.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Grover 81 Baker's First Pre- um Flas-
uc stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines t95 Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Gouraud's italian Medieated Soap
pmpes frecklcs eruptions, and all blemsheA-
A. his depot, as Broadway, and druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Marked Dowr-All of Our stock on
Spring Clothing, for men and boys DAVID CLOSE.
'" Clothing Houses II6 and I52 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Hill, nfmitabls Hair Cutter.-Style0
neat suitable Executed In the best manner only No.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
DIR. schenck's Large Rooms,

were crowded with patents or TUESDAY the 10th inss
Notwithstanding the effort made impose upon the public
been No y BOND STREET for over three years whers
treated Consumption and all Diseases OF
Lungs Liver. 6c and they will continue TO be there
only. DR. SCHENCK has no other oflce in New York He
wi his No. 80 Bond New York usual,
every Tuesday only from nine A. NJ uni thrss r. NJ lad
free hut his medicines be obtained there at n
DR. scHENCK will also continue make hs visits
Boston, Bamsre other elites All letters should
addressed 70 DR. j. H. sCHENCKS Principal Once, north
Of sIth Commerce streets. Philadelphia.
Haas af iuuoa
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Prsscwgers 90 Europe Per steamers
AMERICA aud ErNA on Saturday. should not omit 70 c.n
Al ca broadway dollar bottle Of NUMP1iREYS SPB-
CIFIC for SCI SICKNESS IL prevents The sickness
vomiting without exciting the least snplesssnt mp-
tom n we
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
MACHINE AND BUTTON HOLE MACHINE
WHEELER h WILSON, 62b Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

The dye applied by skiIiful artists.
Chevalier's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair original color stops M falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above with other haiR
dressing Sold at the drug stsres and at Office No x3
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALIER NJ ID.
Continuation sale.-The Sale OF n Gene
OF Arts and Painters MAterats The
store Of Dodge deceased ls9 Chatham cor
Of will be continued today at t0H oclock
by II. II. LEEDS MINER, Auctoneers
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Passengers for California per stsames es
GOLDEN RULE Or for New orlcans per steamer STAN
THE UNION vi olld not fail 10 procurc bottle OF HUN
PHRBYs SPECIFIC, for SEA sICKsESS prevents
Nausea anu vosnig without UNPLEASANT sen.aioas sne
never fails. Pr,ecsL B2 Broadwsy.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Health and Happiness-A Gircuiar
highly important young mou seni free on addressing DE-
ln
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-09
From the NsbrAsta Kspublican.
SHALL III E'ER BE THUS 2

! The smoke Of hundred circIing nres
Curled up, and vanish ed In air,
And the young moo cast her son eye down
| The glow qfahe larid glare.
Tesrs would have dropped nom - fountain source
Ifsuch we're hers-like the rain,
For . sceae she sew that would toueh che hsart, &
And torture the stoic brain
Barbarians gathered In motley group,
In the uncouth motions swayed, T
Like hends incarnate, hither and yon, e.
All hideously arrayed.
The 'war.whoop" burthens the passing breeze;
The gutteral sounds Of Joy,
The woldsh howl, and hyens yell
MingIe together and cioy; 28g
The savage horde In the victory dance
Shake even the solid earth,
While each nend holds his trophy aloft,
And dansi a. II In his mirth; 3a8 is
There's = soldiers coat. and ptRins haA - +,
And little maids dress. on high; sH
There's g'ry scalp, and an eyelsss face,
Upturned toward the sky
There's asavage shaking wavy tress
Ofsilken apc.raven hair,
That acds the pride Of sonnet ody's love, F51es
For then II was here, the fair
Twas charm iu the house lon ago,
When somebody went to WOO, ss ra
And dallied his fingers times un told,
'Mongst the curls that witching grew
Round the snowy neck sfthe fai. and sweet,
The gem Of the olden home,
And the joy of his when Love went there,
And bade her to this one come. I'D
Aashome IL desolate now, and vi nds
Their mournful requiu ms v ail,
In the ros s-bush bare, and robeiess trees,
And whispers of barbarous ta ie.
Go round like spirits Of evr tinss -
1t happened In yonder West,
Where white bo aes bleach In the grave so wide,
And nobody's tears e'er rest;
The form 10 not, but the red nepd keeps
Her giory,"-snd this the plaint.--
And the raven tress is the plume We trow, 81
In'erml1ed With warrior p.insi
The nres flame up and the dance 10 yet, to
And the roar Of savage slee,
While the form OF many murder'd one
Lies stark on the prairie lea!
horde OF warriors ride on raid.
Wherever they list, and nre
The lonely house, and the Areside rob
Ofjewel, and love and lyrel
The wagon laden with precious freight,
And headed the West away,
whils a soul and heart exgltant, leap
For joy that awaits the day.
Into the snare ofthe lurking foe .s'sa
In asafeiike moment, falls
With its freight Of worth, and soul Of love-
And horror. Nature ap,ails!
Shall it e'er be thus' Shall ours to them,
Be the hand OF friendship yet,
With the olive branch, and the yellow goldi
Shall we smoke the Calumet? art
Shall the scabbaid cover the keen blade upi
Shall we break the loaded gun, n
And let them massacre evermore, - a
Or do like CHIyIHeros. CLIO.
Foar KsARSy, Jan. ~, 1865 ~