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T ARGE SALE OF IRON. STEEL, AHp
IL LUMBER

IL LUMBER.
depot qaartermastsr's 0fce,
Washington, d. C., May IS. 1857
~ direction OF the Quartermsster General the
following enumerated Iron, steel, and Lumber
Will be sold At public auction, ct bin coin Denot
under the supervision Of Captain James a.
Payne, Assistant Quartermaster, commencine
on MONDAY. une 5, at 10 q. m. to Wit: Abous
zsS 0 ies Tiat Iron from lxX to 4kxh, assortea
lS S0 oS0 Horseshoe Iron, light and heavy
400 000 Assorted Iron. all sfzes
scoo hoTnd ncb sron, ss,so.tsd, from s.ls to 2s
ll4-OO0 Square lrsn. assorted, from q to in.
chee, ell sizes 3 -
$500 I" Band Iron, assorted, from l to 81 in
ches, all sizes
5000 " Hoop Iron: assorted, from Y tol inch.
les 900 Spring Steel, asserted, from IA to ~
inches, ell dzes
le zoo American Blistered Steel
Ivy 0o0 feet Oak Lumber, from to inches thick
loooo dlckofy Lumber, from to inches
10000 6 Poplar Lumber, 8 inch thick
to Is feet loug
, Wegonnakers, carbuilders, and others will and
TINS hne opportunity to repenish their stock, as
tns msterlAi ls ENTIRELY S8w.
Iransportatton will be fu rnished to Sixth street
s Thsrf or the r,ilresd depot, as purchasers may
From 70 70 to Is days will be allowed in which to
Terms: Csah, in Government funds
OHARLGH n. T0MPKIHS,
my 1S.td Bvt. Brig. Cen, Depot Quac'sr.
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RY COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with j. 9. Mcclure 90
Southwest corner Of Penn's avenue and lIth It
Star Office Building WI
FIRST GLASS BUILDING SITE NEAR OITy
HALL AT AUCTION.

1l0bI 'OOASD u DGIUU1NW SITB NEAK UITY
HALL AT AUCTION.
On .hs Viii .s msy .ba &
half of Lot No. 8, in Square No f32, having a
front OF 5 feet 9inches the east side Of Fourth
q depth of 93 feet 35a incnes =
This desirable piece of property is in first.
tor sale in the square. = 80
Terms One. tenth cash, and one ten tn every
given for the deferred payments, with in terest,
ayable a. the notes fall due, and ecured by
deed Of trust upon the premises. All convey.
chaser. ---ra ~ -
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RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with Jas O. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Of PeDn'a avenue and llth I. .
Star Once Building.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROyHD PROP
ERTY ON The N0kTHEAST OORNER OF
6I9HTH AED STREETS, near the Patent
On MONDAY. May seth. .t O'Clock p. m, in
rent Of the premises ye shall sell ori gfnal Lot
building sites, having frent of Is feet inches
each on street With adepth Of 80 feet TO an alley
This property 10 directly opposite the Patent
Office, centrally located, in . very desirable
nelehborheod, and " here there is Il title or no
property for tale, and should demand the alton.
ton Of capitalists or parties in search Of locaii-
ties tor handsome residences
Terms: One third cash: balance in 6 and II
months. secured by Q deed Of trust. with notes
bearing Interest from day OF sale. Ali conveyance
Ing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur
chaser $50 down st time Of purchase.
my ll.d&ds COOPER LATlMER, Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.

QY COOPER LATIMER, ,Auotioneers,
ID (Late clerks with James o. McGuire 4 % =,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ayenue and iith
street, "Star Office BuildingU
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$4,000 SECOND HAND GRAIN SACKS
In COED order, and for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Z. g. WHEELER,
Seven tn street Bridge,
27.2 .2Vx
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"a - sks IS a8fG 4 IS ,ass @EasA $5Ssf s1k
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nRPHANS' COURT. May 4th, lss7.-D1srR1cr
I 1n the ssas of Sophia Coltman, .sxecutrix OF
aforesaid has with the spprobation of the Crphans'
Tuesday, the 2sth day Of May. 1867, for the final
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
Of said deceased, and of the assets In hand, as
far the have been collected aud turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend,
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased estate: Provided COPY of this or
der be hlshed once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, preyieus to the said day. -. =
Tsst-JAs. + 0,BE1kEn:
TMPORTANH rOEHH LADIES -INDELIBL1
i eTAMP1H0. Warranted fast colors. viii
wash and boil. Done by French compositisn,
Lsdie. are invited to csIl. get q sample, and try
It. Ladies' white or colered Under skirts. Bal.
porsls, Apr2ns, &C., Stamped in imitation Of
0ra'W9nKk 'W9KkRAHTHiSS iR sis! seiSrs raor TO WASH OUT
Great saving to ladies having clothes for chill.
dren to make up. No braid, no sewing; but the
can be attached TO the bottoms Of Ladies Skirts,
(same 40 they Are now worn in New York y ready
stamped. and Tor sale at less than half the usual
cost OF braid. Birds. medAilions, Figures, ami
mals OF any pattern stamped. Goods ~ repre-
sented or the money returned -
NH 12-H 439 eth street opposite Patent once.
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y,VV0 leet dIessed Ltn Der 4-6 and S-4.
l21 0GD feet w sste Oulliags
Is 900 feet Round Timber .-F..-..
Stables.
453 Posts and Bucks.
"a MAntels. .t..
COO Doors, Shutters, Counters, Benches, Win
dow Sash do. Francs, &C., &c.
Terms Cash. In Government funds
Purchasers will be allow ed len day 9 in which to
OHAs b. TOMPKINs,
Brevet Brigadier General,
my 10 i4t Oepot QuartArmsatAr.
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QY GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auotfoneers,
ID No. 526, southeast cor. 7th and sts.

TRUSTEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Fronting on street. between nth and 18th
streets west, at Auction. = -
On TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of May, A. D. 1897
shall sell on the premises. at O'Clock . m, by
virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated the lath dsy
H., No. IS, folio 400. Ac, one Of the Land Records
for Washington, o. being Lot Ne. 10, in
Nfeet front BY 80 feet IN depth, TO 5.feot alley
With the improyements, consisting of good
which max thts pro perty very desirsbie.
Termsi One -third cssh balance tn SIX. twelve,
and secured b!s deed Of trust 81 the prem sss ss.
All eonveyancins 'and revenue stAsnps at the cost
Of the purchaser. Sl00 down on the day of sale
And If the terms are net comp led with within ve
days after the day q sals, the Trustee rsssrves
cossoi the dsfsuitne pnreSassr. by Severtisipe 2
three times in sone Newspaper published in
y" .''"As H'A''t 'on '''J6sEPH . KELLEY, Trustee
my 10 eo&ds IIntell,1 1870
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RlY 0REBN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers;
- No. 526 southeas corner OF 7th SITS.
vALgABLE gaIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BETWEEN p and
sTREETs NORTH, AND FIRST sTREET
xxfSHi AZ nndrTdHi dsrnTdTiEs AND srs. NORTH
On THURSDAY. the 2sd instant, at 6 O'Clock
p, m, We shall sell, on the premises. part OF
fronting on New Jersey avsnus, and Lots r aad
e,frentipg on lst street vest, all having good
fronts and depths, making it . goed investmeat
Terms: 0ne third cash; balanee In s, IL, and Is
months, for nstes bearing interest, and secured
BY deed Of trust on the pro misses.
All convey anclng and revenue stamps at the cost
$50 down on zach piece when sold
my lsls,I7,lsAd Int Auctioneers.
BIZ o's c.,t, v,;s ~: SssS;Ys
'''''' '''s Star Once hS Ssiains sa' ''n street,
On THURSDAY, Nay .sd, at s O'Clock .. a.,
in front Of the premises, We shall sell, part orr
sins1 Lot ?, IL Square s35 sit.ated en- 4th street
Terms of sale One third cash; balance In six and
twelve moaths, with interest, secured by . deed
Of ss1.t "a Al sSnoyHsyaneip@s H @ and d stamps 1t pur.
' mis.d ' F1 6o0PG1k & La GiT1aERa. + sfSa Auots.
RY ". L. WALL co., Auctioneers.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE. AND LOT IN FIRST
WARD. Ar AUOTION.
VIII sell: in front Of the premises, Lot No. is. in
Squa are No. no. fronting q feet 10th street, be-
tween and s streets, and running back to . So
1905 aiiey: The improv ements consist ofs small
Terms one third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, With interest. Convey ancing and
mT ia gs az 'A' COST q 'Gs RWHTSnfse RWH 90 A,ct.
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QY GREEN b WILLIAM Ms, Auctioneere.--
u No. 526, 3. +. corner of Seventh and % st.

d No. 526, 8. =. corner Of Seventh and d sts
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON
FIRsT STREET WEST, between q and d
streets south. on the Island, at Auction :
Oh I'll ESDAY. the 2lst instant. at 61S O'Clock
NJ, Oh the premises part Lot o. IA, in Squ are
and stable in tn g rear.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and -
months, for notes bearing interest and uecu red by
deed of trust on the premises. All convey yancine
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost. S59
my l5.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
R-A AgCTlOH sALI. -
10y 0kEkN = WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.

EAEOUTOhS SALD OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED And D.UNIAPROyED PROPERTY,
eelopeing 70 the estate OF the late Andrew
Or. on MONDAY, she 9osh day, of May. at bk
Of Lot in sSasrs No: ssL, being the vest ii feet
streets west, and running back that widtn sbcus
IS feet. ana improved By Q two story and atti 6
293 "OAA0'1'e
Also. part Of Lot 4. in square No. 49,, being the
west 81 feet and inches on Leuisia ana aysnae
pack that Eidth ssont % feet, and improved b. :
Aiso. Part OF Lot ., in square No ssi. fronting
on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and len sta
vest. con at the southr asst corner OF John
Moores building line; and thenoe rpi ming east
70 feet 6inches. and thence north IS feat And
thence west 20 feet inc hes and tlsnes SON - SO
feet 20 the place of beginning, and eSsnmhered
BY lease Which expires IN lai. xhis lot is now
Terms One third cash; balance in six and u
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey ancine
and revenue stamps ct the cost Of the nm rch aser
$50 down on the day Of sale
FITCH . roSS A. k.a1 H1qEE, Hri.,.I sasssstor. asssstor.
mys-eo&cs INT. Bep. 4 Chron.]
RY 0R1lH 4 WILLIAMS. Auotioneers.
II No
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STILSON d SWETLAND,
Real Estate Brokers and Agents

On TUESDAY. May 2Ist, at 51a D. NJ, we will
sell that fine three. story Brick House, No I54
pennsylvania avenue, between l7th and 18th sts
west, with lot running to the alley, Containing
Is rooms, gas sno water. This house is we'll ar:
Terms One fourth cash; s, IL, ls, and "a months
cresit On balance. with interest, occurred by deed
chaser: SlC0 down on the day Of sale
mlS-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY 0RE1N B WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. S26, 8. i. corner Of 7th and D stA,
FOUR FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS. FRONT.
ING on I'd street east. betwe and street
On TUESDAY, the fist instant, at O'Clock D.
m we shall sell. on the premises, parts Of Uota
Nos and 9, in Square 768, with the Improve
me nts. consisting Of four good :Wostory Frame
Ately after the above sale. We shall
sell, on the premises,a o.story Frame b ouse,
Square No 7SS fronting on Sd street sast, between
and B streets south.
And immedi ately after. We shall sell, on the
premises, Lots Nos. and s. In Square No. Sl4,
fronting on street north and 4th street east.
- - I'D. -r.. Also,
Part Lot No. s, in SQusre 78<. fronting on B
street orth. between Sd and 4th streets east.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, IL and lS
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by
deea OF trust en- the premises. All conveyancing
8b0dowR on each piece when sold.
ml3-d J. 0REEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LAY COOKE CO.,
B A N & & 8,
AUGUST 7.3O TREASURY NOTES
converted into six per cent. Gold Interest Bonds.
Exchange made at once,
ALL aovERNMENT SECURITIES
bought and sold. my l-2v
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW,

TOMORROW.
,RY'w. I. nall 9 go. A.ese.ssr,, -
sossa esrnss SsanS ly.siss ss.a;ss and ssA Il.
eRoeEB1rs. sueAns, LIQUORS. 4c:s. At
On TUESDAY noEaISSs.' oIEHantSs' Nav u.somn..o-
ing at 10 O'Clock, We Will aeil. At ear Auction
:.ess y ss.ss a..sna as q s.s
n!sii Whits isa and Yellow Sugar, '-' -
Starch, SOAP, Brooms = aT -- zssa5. .ssrT-
/ Buckets, eegars, Tobacco f-ss s-a es
SS1s: s.a afssRs, n,,a
Gss Gsss5' Sf Same sansrtS, Ss,s: Green rsa .'a
T Iron Safe Evans b Watson rag+g.rrs:
With avaristy of ether Goods in the Grocery
70 pieces 4, s. and quarter White and ohsek
bies. Chairs. kefIiserators, &C., with othcr arti
ciss ny y :. the FurnitUWss Line T. asw.h1 M .,.,.
BT ooqPEE p,s 49,. tLAIts1Rdj 1Iis 4gsnonss.s
''A " W. Star Once Building. anu n'n ''.''''
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. WALNUT ruB-
EdT VaENrLnaRrasAs rasAsrnHHsSns a,Hs
LNGRAvIEGs, 4 BARRELS rye wis,
On sf fGss6HY Gs; moRS1Ha, Nay .1r. At 10
CLOCK, In front OF our Auction Rooms, We shall
sell = large assortment of Furniture, DO, com.
Stlt r anne Pisr Mirrors. slab and bracket
Wsaus P:.ios .nS
%sn1 :ns cane :as s.ss GSss,
Fine Hair n Mattresses -- 1.F
Lot Ge1tlsmen's Furnishing Goods, consisting
crosf:s, !:; q and si:.. g.; Ware (
eS9h59s Ss isa a'"tGss GyUFGs s'Gis: 1Ar1nrn Auo..
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s.-Eitore OF the above . apers will please
COP! ana send their bills 70 the Patent Once. wit
laper oOntAinfn6 thia noffoA. ~ nm g.IaS1E
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The New York herald., 1867-01-28
bhoUKL1N INTELLIGENCE.

CHATTER OF AcCpESTs.N ,
Phillips aged fifty years, fellN g.. =, g.. - nov
residence, No Willow street., =. ,a.,a, "a
sustained severe internal injurPaturday evening anu
the hospital Martin Hunt, ehe er w ,hr,u vsars
old slipped and fell the ice We anou. 'isy y. s1a.s
of sackett and Smith streets breaaay ~, ~ nc
renee McManus while intoxicated d ~, os, ,:rh,
fell on the ice which covered the side~a.uIaay
a compound fracture Of the leg won NM NJ, sd Mary
Cushing fell the ice while passing napn , cn,!,
street and broke her arm. "Ne
DEATH FROM HEMoRRHAGE TIE Lungs ,orno
man named John Mclaughlin, residing at tn ,-n.r 30
Van Brunt and waIcott Streets taken sudds Win
a severe bleeding from the lungs. about eighty c,ocs
yesterday morning. from the effects OF which he k.rA
within short time after. Coroner Lynch was M
70 hold an inquest on the body. w
PETIT LARcEscIEa Annie Murphy, servant girl,
the employ OF Mrs Provost, No. II Baltic street, wa
arrested for stealing deane Dress the property Of he
mistress John Dwire was taken into custody by tht
police for stealing coil Of old rope. John Forbes,
sailor took pocket knife from a shipmate, and wa
arrested therefor John Booth and James Thomas tw
boys made "a raid' the poultry wagon OF Mr.. Vol
Claim which was standing at the corner Of Myrtle ant
Vanderbilt avenues, and stole therefrom large turkey
Both the boys were sent TO Jail for twenty days.
The New York herald., 1867-01-28

present apparently 10 help along the new measure
but everything they sad worked in favor Of the pres en
system M Allen admitted that politics governed the
that the members OF the Board OF EDUCATION
were men Of education. wealth and high character,
and that the teachers generally were all that could be
desired He inclined think that change in the local
boards having authority over the subject and transfer
ring their powers the General Board Of Education
might be OF service.
Mr. Creaner said the present system was so admira
bic that il would oe than folly to attempt any
change. II might not do harm TO have the trustees
elected by districts like the commissioners, instead or
by wards, but he opposed the sweeping changes con-
tempated by the bill before the committee IL would be
too much power 10 give any seven men, ana would
prove To be a expensive as we'll as perncious
change The change only sought by set OF disap
pointed young politicians beaten at the ballot box.
Should the bill pass and such persons get tne appoint
ments OF commissioners fro the GOVERNOR tne position
OF the female would be anything but desirable
The young ladies, he thought would oe completely az
the mercy Of such commissioners, and immoralty and
lcentiousness would be sure 10 result
The effect OF the arguments OF the opponents OF tns
bill seemed be quite considerable with the members
OF the committee, who suggested that II the present
81 stem in New York worked well 1t would De oest 70
leave very well alone One of the strongest arguments
OF Mr. hanDiere in favor Of his bill is that Will result
in the establishment Of a uniform system OF education
IN the city schools At present he says the same CLASS
OF books are not used in the various schools ana wnen
children, by the removal Of their parents are TAKEN
another, they obliged study from books and
are thus greatly embarrassed Ia the pursuit OF informal
ton But this change, 1t is evident, could De enecteo
without making a radical change in the whole system
further hearing the subject will take place on the
9th OF February, when the Board Of Education ana
school officers intend to be hand to oppose the bill
The Female Labor bill, introduced by Mr.. Blair has
been reported again by Mr. Hiscox, Of the Judiciary
imprisonment clause and ALL Whether the House will
adopt 1t In this condition. will not venture TO predict
The New York herald., 1867-01-28
LONG ISLAND NEWS.

SUFFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Tho board
OF managers of the Suffolk County Agricultural Society
the 18th inst, MIR. wm Nicoll presiding. pro.
position received from Mr.. John Benjamin OF River
head rendering suitable grounds for the next far at
annual of $25, for term Of five years. resoIu-
uop looking to union with the Queens County Aari-
cultural Society, was referred TO committee
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GREESPoRT Al the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the First National
Bank Of Greenpor held the 10Th nst the following
gentlemen elected board OF directors
suing year:-David g. Floyd, VIM Adams, G. g Adams,
Schuyler B. Tuth, g. Wells Phillips Barclay r. Adams
CURIOUS PHENOMENON. During the recent heavy snow
storm, according to the Sag Harbor Crector, several
distinct caps Of thunder were heard and flashes OF
lightning we're visible in tha, vicinity.
FATAL ACCIDENT -On Tuesday last engine which
employed in clearing II track near Highbridge ran
of the rails and overturned severely injurng the epgi
neer and killing an emroye named Mclaughlin
SAG HARBoR FIRE DEPARTMENT Thomas Lister and
George NJ Homan have been respectively chosen Chief
Engineer and Assistant Engineer Of the Sag Harhor Fire
Department
NEUROLOGY OF SUFFOLK CouxrY FOR 1885, The total
over year old was 37s average age, 40 certainly
strong proof Of saubrty Of climate and OF the existence
Of other causes conducive 10 siength OF days" a5
The STORM, rHR MAILS AND THE TELzGR Ape Tho
Hampstead Ssvine Of January "a says:-On wednesday
morning Postmaster sent the mail to New York by
private conveyance, after he had been waiting week
for the Long Island Railroad to take it. Il seems IN
credible that this branch road which is only two and
half miles in length and Of which but about onehaf is
enOu0 remain closed iOr 30 long
days. especially this Of the best paying,
IL not the best the road We have not received or
but mail since last Wednesday 10th inst
During the villagers, especially those
having business in the city, have realized how much
benefit 1t might have been to them II had the tele-
graph extended TO our village.
INCREASED RAnRoAD AccoMxoDAnoSs NoTthsde
and Southside Railroad projects are exciting much in
terest among the communities severaily affected BY
them Or great Diversity Of opinion exists to
the best way OF securing the benefits OF railroad
tons In Huntington favor the Northside road
while others prefer branch road from Hcksville.
s indeed asserted that Mr. Chariick s gong TO build
such . branch in the spring. The branch from Thomp
S;. I ~ us p - WI WI. y r .s S,h;a. ~ ~ P sius '-o @ ~, s
late that road is nearly finished TO Islp The ques-
ton Of It's extension through Patchogue thence TO
Moriches aud eventually Sag Harbor ID exciting much
attention. AZ Aoricbes especially the subject s dis
cussed with eaestness and the strongest desire
the extension from lslip-Greport Wotchmdn, jan 1o
The New York herald., 1867-01-28
THE CARNIVAL SEASON.

The Arions in Session-A Curious Anniver-
sary-CriticisIn, Wit, HumOr, satire and
Nonsense. &c.
The followers Of old Prince Carnival who fails
to appear about this Of the year. held another
session at the Germania Assembly Rooms Saturday
night to do homage to what the Germans cali DIS Mar
renrcch The Arions who very faithful set Of SUBJ
ects Of the jolly monarch held carnival soree in the
ballroom of the Germania which was decorated with
those peculiarly horrible looking devices and carcatures
incidental carnvalstic orgies. The assemblage
posed OF ladies and gentlemen. presented equally
curious and fantastic spectacle especially in the appear
ance OF many trcoored Prussian helmets
The procession was .sheaded and regulated by com.
mttee, which, on this occasion, was not the original
'ma council, but was altogether composed OF ''sub
stitutes." new edition OF carnival rhymes had been
prepared in which society, as at present constituted
was duly criticised ana held up for edincaton The
drinking ink, 'foos'' will do, but imbibng
beverage which is considered far more congena 10 Teu
The first who mounted the "tobacco pipe' was
Mr. Menkel, who made long talk" about the origin Of
certain young man whc IL appears, is In the habit OF
celebrating his birthday during the carnival by
relieving himself Of large amount OF carnivalistic
sense The Rev. Robert SCHNEIDER pastor Of the Poru-
charming damsel, . Ia Lola Montez, and delivered
discourse in highly amusing Dorssaus style on sne G
treatise certain class Of animals 70 be found in Wall
and its vicinity called bears He also spoke about
their tendencies 70 prey their kind, &C., that one
might imagine he was describing the habits and
mode Of life Of corporation councilman. He also
cmen Of this carefully governed city, while they in
the act Of payfully aiuting their President with ink
standG Drinking ink, from carnvastic point Of
view is considered much more agreeable There was
song rendered in the most noisy possible STYLE abusing
gold brokers and other "Schwindler." Mr. Rueckei,
in the role OF Tyrolese songster who in his poetry
embraced long criticism on everything generally OBJ
noxious in society, which met with good deal Of
demOnstrasivo favor.
new carnival song chanted by mixed chorus.
The male and female "fools" appearing to be war
with each other II charged that the pettcoat
the originator Of the Excise lawthe obnoxious Sunday
clause against lager included This curious production
another effort Of the Rev. Roberts Mr. Buchhester
read the Carnival Gazette-ful OF humorous illusions,
profound conundrums and all sorts Of delightful absur
dities.
In conclusion an Internal song without words was
sung with deafcning effect, whereupon ilustrious
"foOlsn adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-01-28

The Proprietor, John g. Heenan, Arrested,
Together with Louis Baker.
About eleven O'Clock last night tho police Of the rif
teenth precinct under orders Of Captain Carey and
commanded by Sergeant schoonmaksr, made descent
on the we'll known and fashionable gambling house No.
762 Broadway kept by the celebrated pugist John c.
Heenan. II that the police have been keeping
rather close watch Of these places Of ate and last
night Sergeant schoonmaker, becoming convinced that
there large going at the above place, con-
cluded TO make raid on the gang. Taking with him
q good posse OF men, he stationed them near by and
then, unaccompaned, entered the place in disguise.
Here he found over fifty noted gamblers,
sports and others engaged In a game, enjoying
themselves 10 the fullest extent. and little
anticipating what in store for them The Sergeant,
after enjoying view OF the game for q short time,
made himself known to the party who In utter aston
ishment jumped from their seats, and the greatest
excitement ensued They all made for the door with
view of escaping; but they too late as they
met by guard who forced them back into the room.
There was no less than from $4,000 10 $4,000 the
table, which the cashier seized and put in his pocket
The gambling implements consisting Of two tables, 800
checks dealing box, layout board &c, al taken
possession OF and conveyed 70 the Fifteenth precinct
station house. The prisoners all permitted 10 90
at large except Heenan, Louis Baker the alleged mur
derer OF Bill Pooe Wm Russell and the colored servants,
Charles Willis and VIM. johnson They were locked up
IN the station house, and will this morning be taken 70
Jefferson Market Court