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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
)ACrYIc NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STAIRS MAIL.

oARTyYTE,s S. gSITEp ss STATES SA1
leave pier North foot Of Canal street. u
Dee @-s lew YORK, Captain W. O. Pussr connecting
with cSSss ST. csP g nS csy.yy 4
ss VIII c.po 2spass gray
Win oL5ss cfr lcs csp.H wi harris connecting
y touch = Acpso9 those o. r. L: and Y.
q ana S:ns'si z%s1ssa Sors s' and sSo:s Il
Departure Of lin each month connects with The new
steam. line from raSaT. 2 Aus.Ss. and New zs, Ian
psay's steamer coLoRA % leave San Frsnosoo for
100 pounds baggage allowed adult Medicines and
For passage tickets aud an further information apply
the oece the whArf foot Of Canal street North river.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
VIA SiSlssSSh EsEsy TNsSSS PAis.
s. san Rsxsols CO csp,sln Bsli% January ~
y s p1 og y., & ~ S Was .,s,
wss and isssI low rates. oonnsosns
NOSES TTAAYILoR , Captain ss,Lsn and
nssrms csp oiy J" IKE North Am.rc.n
'e-A' WIN. n. WEBB. President
q EIshang. place: NJ
III West street, corner Warren street, N. Y.
REGULAR usfrfp n sTxTss II NAIL sTs1MsRs SAIL
SSsTS sSSslSs S.Pssla = Zimmerman. January =
sSpsa sTxk Captain aso i
s w Mshss ns s :rS % . ~
sod returning F SIRsgSs x sss. apply
No. 5 Bowling Green. New YORK
ST JOHNS r FSoRSTEo c suSHAS IAcoAHaA AND
Tho NE %ss sl.:i D;fsTs.n'A'p
Carrying The Uniisd states Msits.
rSSsp:r 4. s .ss - n A.
jamaica Jan as wndwsrd issnds, 40 '' NUNS
roc '''sh' ' sSfra DosSxo. South stree.
TOR SANTIAGO DE CUBA. VIA SUEvrrAs
The nrst class fast sailing steamer,
,rr,ns N. Un,sa sass. Mail @ sssc Pier ~ East
r"e SATURDAY January 3 ISL Al ooioci + n prsslssy
~ All letters ' must pass through the POS, ome.
For freight OF passage having superior state room accom-
wAYDELI co., isa South street. corner Dover
ssAFss s sa hIsE 81 F4 SosSss
1'h"' IN PGScruHgIY AT Il IA n. ''''' "'''
xoRRo JxsTLE.. Adams. Thursday, Jan 3
SosRo CASTLE s ss.1s. .. Isa.dsy jan
sAsk1sos ALIEN xssnss No So1iss Green ny
HAyANA. sTsAL AND VERA CRUZ
- - '''' ~" cIzsEEs 4 SHifSSy s ss:s
Il Tesss Lane. Tb. Al steamer GENERAL sRD0wrcK,
Captain whehurs win receive freight Al pier East river
and sal on Saturday. January
.g 81 . s; ' CO. G.s:: :s
NHE 1s NV sEssss sI.. sss
- Cabin $50 second ~.
is- 'iss sts sssa Green
EoR NEW oRLEAHs.--BLAoK STAR IINE.-THE
steamship HUNrSvILLE Captain RYDER, will Leave
per North river. on Saturday, January le, as ~
Tor freight or passage having superior sccomnodations
apply soR LowpEM Aren't corner o. Cedar ssd west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
BOARD Or SUPERVISORS.

Tho Comfy Expenses for 1867.
TIE Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, Supervisss
Smith presiding.
The Comptroller sent in his estimate o. the county o.
for follnNA.--
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
PASSENG ERS ARRIYED-

PROM KEY WEST k May PIN the s. Supply Steamer Mas
slehusetts-Csp AeI Gibson ~ Chaplain John S Wallace
Lieut. wn Squire s. M C Acting Volunteer Jutsnants VIM
d. Uraun Ezra Leonard PelI NcCuey Acting Master WIN Mayer
jr; Acting Ensgns A. 0Leary T. Strong w Arthur c. Bsc
sh Second Assistant Engneer L. Hanum Third Assistant Bng
neerW BoDd Mates C. T. Renmo6. @. Cleveland O. Cunning
ham J. W. Briggs, late Acting Third Engineer
FROM RIO JAHBIRo ST THOMAS. &c. May Pin Steamship
Mensc-From Rio Janeo Henry Bronnner Mr. and Mrs Alden
Bailey John sewl.nd Mont Emma Gong Lorenzo Jose De Primo
r. r. Zo Mr. and Mrs Charles Austin j. L. Jea, LuFfich
Prom Bahia; de LAeorda L Cordosa ~ Castro W. Metcslf
Josa Fhera From Pernnbuto Edward FAles
Mr. Mrs T. Moran Jason w Stone, Daniels ST. Thomss
T. d. Me1A, T. S. Merritt Mrs. Mary Bush Dr.
Abm BaiE q. q. Fish Mr. and Mrs g. Benedict Boul
Morals, 0iyiere, Mapue Chase Howell lady,
and Mr. and M Tabng servant
Mr. and Mr w Schmidt chldren and Miss
Sgundo Rshe James Parker David Mendoson David Miss
Graves D. Levi, and ladies' sirobn, g. hletdenbOubh g.
Dontre and lady H. Hanson H. g. Murray II Rurbsde
ter Count Grod and servant Dr. d. Estes and lady Dr. W. aud Mas
PROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON, May 22-Iu s.snshi,
Aane-John Clahn the Rev j. J. Roberts Mr.
J. Dumas Flbert H. Venil and family Xavier Beine
sonneborn Wolfram and sister, Wuueh Carl Teipel J.
Thoemke A. ThoeHke Haneke g. Kree L. Betrhoh Preeht
Berger sarah sternan family and NJ Sterile
Dr. H. and family y Becker and family Diednch A. Adler
SHd family n Hoffman Charles heyer H. Bonke r.
Meyer w. Schultz Mss d. Park Kappln, ~ Jscoby Hens
6erke and family Krehner g. KOng Stein and family J.
Brandt Fischer j. Ztke and lady NJ haby, and others the
fteesge
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

and move Durable Pens than can, without operating MOD
to Patented Machinery he produoed for the pces o'en
were tho Gold furnished gratuitously. -
PRICES ov pENs: AND PENS IN SILvER-PLATED Bx-
TENSION CAsES WITH PENCILS. . =.
Magic Pen .......$ 30 90. with Pencil Case.-- u W
Lucky Pen - TO with Pencil Case. 10
Always Ready Pen. 90 with Pencil Case... ~
Elegant Pen.......l IS. with Pencil Case 70
Excelsior Pen / 90. with Pencil Case. 70 ,.,
These arc Well Fnished Good Writing Colo Pens, WIN
Irdosmn Points average OF every one OF whch
will far ouasta gross Of the best Steel Pens ahog"
Mey are Ut.todyranied, and therefore not eTehdngedo
They are not numbered but correspond in SIZE 10 NOS
3, 4, ., and respectively. =
The risk is taken Of all remtanees Dy manh %
letters the safe delivery Of the goods 70
AN who send twenty cents tchargc for registering III eo-
dition 10 the price Of the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Anv one can secure one or the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up clup -, -. ,
S3 SO will buy .-.....-.....-..Sl0 worth oi icir'
Is 80 viii buy ...........-... 80 worm oi 6ens,
40 60 will buy 6O worm Oh fehs,
If sent 10 0iir GddrCS al one Time
On receipt Of the money the subscriber will send ny re-
turn mall other wise directed Gold Pen or fehs
selecting the according 10 description Address,
A. NORTON,
No Us AiAIDEN-IsANE, NEW-YOR
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
AMERICAN wALrHAm WATCHES

The AmERroAN WATCHES, manufac-
tured at Waltharn, Massachusetts, are
not only equal, but far superior to the
watches of England, Switzerland, and
France; they are also cheaper, more
accurate, less complex, more durable,
and more easily kept in order and re-
paired than any other watches in the
market They are composed Of from
125 to 800 pieces. In an old English
watch there are more than 700 parts.
For sale by all first-class dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
LAW DEPARrMENr, OrrIcr or CouNsEL

U,
The Hon GEO. w MCLEAN, Street CoBpiissioner.
DEAR SIR: In your communication Of May 90 you ask
ceedns to receive bids and award contracts Which We're
authorized by ordinances OF the Common Council and
cve threefourths vote OF all the members elected TO
each Board as directed by the Eighth Section OF the Tax
have already furnished opinion to the Croton Aque-
duct Board upon the general meaning OF the clause in
question and beg to ncose copy thereof for your i'll
In where the ordinance was passed and approved
OF that law will not apply Yours truly
RIcHARp o'GoRMAN. Counsel to the Corporation
The following is the opinion which Mr.. OGornan has
sent TO the CToton Board:
LAW DEPARTMENT, OFFICE COUNSEL TO THE
To Ae Hon. me Croon Board ~
GENTLEMEN: have the honor TO acknowledge the re-
eep OF your communication Of the 18th inst follows
~ Hereafter @ IT. shall not be lawful for the Common Coun-
to appropriate expend authorize the expenditure OF
yplcpose whatever any obligation binding
on the said Corporation except by vote OF
does the phrase binding said Corporation include OBJ
legations incurred by the Corporation what termed
Street Improvements O." and ordinance resou.
ton authorizing the construction Of street
and involving an expenditure for which the City Treas
ury subsequently reimbursed by the collection Of
sessnents invalid adopted by thre fourths vote
Of all the members elected to each Boardf"
ID answer to these inquiries beg leave TO say;
First: When street improvements undertaken, the
entire expense Of which s TO be raised by assessment
upon the Of the property benefited the to
be expended therefor k may be argued the money OF
the property owners and not the money belonging to the
Corporation,
That no obligation binding the Corporation is
created by the resolution ordinance or until
tract made Hereunder by the proper executive depart
ment pursuant thereto, and that, therefore, in tnch
an Improvement may be argued that no expenditure OF
the money Of the Corporation is authorized obligation
incurred by the resolution initiating the Improvement,
and, consequently such resolution Is not within the
statute cited.
Second: But when is frequently the fact, the ord
nance resolution provides thata portion OF the expense
Of the proposed improvement shall be paid by the Corpo
ration, isuch ordinance is, without doubt within the
statute and unless passed by vote OF threeourths OF
can see no aid TO accrue from your requiring three
forths vote In both OF these ana until the courts
question which consider doubtful think myself just
fled In advising you that you should require the Clerk OF
the Common Council to certify 10 you that such resolu
lion or ordinance was paesedn all by the requisite
three fourths vote OF each Board.
remain yours, very truly, RICHARD O'GoRMkN,
Counsel TO the Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
SAILED.
e,.an,hiss Pahnyra an< Saratoga
CpnHEN


T.uor.ane-shp ,iay 5. going down Bremen RIVER ,,.
May at 20 w. passed French bars Hssed "eamfDp'
Msssp-seamshp May Ia. 40 40 as + beDee for Brene'
Ma Vs. IAs a. long a. barb showing Roserss signals, wcTR
tBrc l9 Inst. la. q o. lon "e hence 'or
May w. lot a. long Is Of the London sesHshiTs, boOst
NAVAL.
u Rurpy Steamer Massshu-etis arrived AZ 'hs port yi
dav from the "a s1ua. roa via KEY West on the ISh
0rapne e.labhep both at Key We and Pensaeo lhe
IT, A. Stsare Wroossa len West the lth inst ter a
Cuba The Choeura vas 81 anchor IN the mar
nor and rpectel ,he North on the o.h INST
North Der ~ oes
Iipston The hin Gers are. Cornnapde B. lloIeY Acting
Mater sEd Pilot Acting Bnsgs q X Lehnsd WIN
poboson Oiara Robert Hunter PaymsseT FRANK !ner
surgeon ssmuel Bsyer Chief Engineer Thomas Dohos AtsIan'
rrripeer IIsylen g. H. Magee b. James T. r. pyse u y
srors Mates rbohe A. NJ BergheTi Paymssers SefE Le"S
MeKsy; Captains CLERK, p. y. PeaAe
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Nav The bark whistler from New YORK has arveu
WrSGroS ~ c. DAY 22Anyod steamship floneef IRON fhla
dephis- rau VI
CnsaLssroS c. May 2saled steamships hohoha NeS o'k
Cult Baltimore; hgI eamoni New i0rA foOao D"'
sshT. =. jayne, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
lAnnouneeusnts
The season for ExCURsIoYs having com.

Ht EtHSUH IUT ALIWNIUNb HHNIIE VUIII-
would call the Of the seeking public
beautiful New Boat CHsrisA OF D. D. T. sNTHs Steamboat
Peeksk RockAnd Lake NyAek and points the
IIudon The CHRsTsA built With requisite Of M nd all
appointments Of travelling luxury her exquisite style and outng
sn,epng gentlemen by the way who have contributed
Of EySck where they reside Capt JAMES H. BLAUvELr
the genemany officer command Of the CHRISTINA II In himself
the bost while the Of M JoHE
Steward Mr. ALysED CoSKLN Pilot, and Mr. PETsR D.
Engineer all thoroughly attentive and oompest
their respective yocaons complete list sng 70 add nil further TO
popularity We commend all dssTous Of brief
Of her various landings and enjoy for bor. time
widely descryedy famed the
rsvvng the River The aforesaid
landing day Sundays eIoept at 3;45
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPaRTnENT.-ln proInul-
eating the finding Of the Commissioners In the several
cases which were brought before them for trial at the last
trial session. the Commissioners say Ia the entire Depart
mout: The extreme lcnicncy OF the Commissioners III
he forccou eases will be taken by the officers ana mem
bers of this Department indication that desire or
intention exists the part ot the Conissloneis lo OI
on i'm future even the sghtcst violations Of such rules
and orders as arc hereafter be established but
ON the contrary it must be understood that impressed
with the idea that the efficiency of the Department u,
pcnds in great degree upon the discipline maintained
thc Commissioners viii feel themselves dcrehet II tey
fail 10 demand riud enforcement OF Their rules au
orders or neglect 20 punish violations Of them promptly
and severely" At the regular weekly meeting OF The t"h
missoners yesterday. resolution was adopted that gu
pOrter messengers, and ordcrcs In the Department be
placed under the direction OF the Secretary subject only
TO orders may from time to time be given 10y the
Board Citizens doing business at and In the ncighbor
hCOd Of No 20 Broadway. sent q communication 10 The
Board thanking the Department for the speedy manner
i'm which the fire was CXtn guishcd al the above place
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

II
States had income properoned 70 the extent Of their
gnechanical industries NewEngland, In natural re-
Is the most meager Of the improved portions Of
The United States and yet the whir Of her machinery
of her food, and most OF the material como FROM
abroad but skilled labor which makes the machinery
atural resources and places her in the foreground of
production through her Industries The Southern states
ave had al the advantages Of both foreign and domestic
eerkets with no hfndorane6s 70 expectation but the
pfoduct would come Instead Of INIT atkOD the poll
tctans OF the South took refuge in gumbDR, false
CusAtons and all devices to decry New Englands pros
power, and the whrl Of machinery kept going ons still
song ana day by day convincing the American people
saofe snd more OF the aacy OF the free trade theory
&ete tnSh All Engiand yet her per capita product
Ia $50 ony Soe 80 Something is here the matter.
EnEand bat these tariffs have NOT brouef our her en-
boSeled treasures will they unassised by other aud
more & gen OF Development accomplish
capita looms up toss II has become iDdispepssbe f0r
rider The resources OF Pennsylvania Consist mosti1
OF ponderous articles, and which in their y ns
tgrs, must be distributed ip order to make
parayzes and depresses the interests Of the STATE IND
viii continue TO do until the remedy Is found IN the
proper assisting agency. And assert without fear of
choapenng transportation Pennsylvania can have ~ in
expensive freighs the Erie canal gives In Hew-York
AID when tits Is accomplished Pennsylvania will be pre-
pared TO take fair startnot before come here from
State where the average product per capita is small;
but the capabilities of Texas far exceed those OF either
pennsylvania or New w-Engand, and whenever she can
nal resources and show greater per capita average Of
rgaucticn than any other part Of The country 1t the
railway that Texas most needs AS developing agency
n country like the United States the railway will stand
Iteemlnent While large accOmlnOdatoD viii continue
- ee eteraed by river lake. and canal the railway
'sae peeeiion of seebonafaS pQre pf0dpetiYe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

PERsoNAi~-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gov. Parsons Of Alabama. Gen. schouer Of Massachu
setts, Gen. H. Swift Of Boston, Perley Poore Of
Washington and signor Hagager OF Mississippi, at the
D'oyey-Evans OF Paris and Gen. G. w. wadsworth Of
Geneseo, at the Hoffman House, NJ. Grizolme Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel; Baron Van Havre OF Washington,
1t the Brevoor Houses the Hon. Sidney Clarke of Kansas
and the Hon N. d. 6pery OF New Haven at the Meropo
tan Hotel Prof Caswel of Providence the ST. Nicholas
no.e Gen. T. b. firbb OF New at the AlbsmaTle
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT oP SRw.YoRK..........MAra 2
ARRIVED.

Steamship siarky Mobile 2sih CbaI.son 18th iust
with cotton &s 10 Y. u. lint 4 Co. g.,
Steamship Atlantic HOJer Bremen sih inst and Southampton oh
with ndse l259 Isaac Taylor
most Of the passage The Atlantic detained hu Of Sandy HOOK
o a deusefo fog Oh
Bari Hayen (of PotlaIi Hall Malaga % days with fruit 10
Miller Hougbtop. Passed Gibraltar ApIl a. 2 81
long s passed hTecebs qAI d Mecked staf consisting cot 0
ton PLANK peied a Of eoion towiHg fou The
tsW. bhs h"- tho
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

STORAGE OF PETRoIEUM.-The burning ot the OH
,arebopse of Valentine & Co.. in Jersey City, q few
months ago confirmed the wen grounded apprehensions
which had been felt Of the dangers of storing petroleum
in or about this City and the Common Councils OF tins
CITY and Jersey City having prohibited such storage
tract OF 100 acres in PenhOn. N j. Tor receiving ware
Thero E bonded warehouse upon the premises in charge
of n Government sorckecper. The inauguration oI tho
cutrpri was announced yesterday afternoon at meet
ing of those interested in tho petroleum trade ~
No "A Pinest MIR r. NJ Ward is President Of the Com
pany, and T. II. Valentine superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
CITY GOVERN4MEN1.

WHAT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE COM
MON COUNCIL REQUIRE A TIITEE-FOURTHS VOTE.
1t has heretofore been the practice of the Common
Council to pass ordinances authorizing work be done
in the Departments by less than threefourhs
vote II will be seen, by the following opinion Of the
Corporation Counsel that all such ordinances require such
a vote
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTION
The following is statement Of the full vote for officers
OF the Mercantile Library. Tuesday last. There was
anerror made announcing yesterday the election OF
fhc entire opposition ticket. Only the President upon
that ticket Was elected while with the exception OF that
officer the entire regular ticket was elected Ie ioio"
fng ha
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

NOT A CAsrIE GARDEN OFPCnI--Certain repor's
having been published, alleging that officer at Caste
Garden has been guilty Of gross immoraes, Mr. Per'
nard Casserly General Agent for tho COMMISSIONER OF
ISnicraton Laa informed tho press that the accused
who was nut under when rst detected was not at
the time an officer under the Commssl9nrs oi Ekngia
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

aud No 10 tho largest. ~.--. xrsv
psIcKs or PENS WITH sHvER-MoUfTED DESK
Nos. 7, ., ., and 10 In Morocco Boxes.
MORrON's SECOND QUALITY.
. A o.

MORTONS SECOND QUALITY.
(wkRRANrED.i
rA..s ara IA carats fne superior 20 any Morton
Pens made previous to tho year 1850. -, ou. .,
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton. Second Quality"
Tho Points srs warranted for six months except Against
Tho Cases arc made Of Coin Silver bat not 80 heavy
as those OF the First Quality ...o,
WITH PENCILS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

THE MErROPOITAN SAVINGS BANK.-Ihe Presl'
dent and officers Of the Metropolitan Savings Bank
Yesterday opened TO the public their splendid new build
ing at the corner Of Thirdave and soVenth-st. The
structure Ia four stories high :. feet In width aa IS ce
in depth The fronts the avenue and soyeuthst Of
white marble, the upper story being Enclosed by a
Mansard roof. aud within. well outside, wherever
ironwOrk could be used in the construction II has en
employed. All modern improvements In ventilation
heating, and lighting have been made hvaliape, me
building Is hreprOof throughout. Excellent taste ~
shown in the selection Of the Office furniture The material
generally used being black walnut, designed very simply
appropriately The entire cost FOR the compile
tion OF the building is $4,000. All OF the building
unoccupied by the Bank, with the exception oi the
third hoor, has been let The hoor immediately
above that occupied by the Bank Is leased 10
the United States Assessor Of Internal Revenue, and
the floor over that Las been leased for years o the
Eastern Star Lodge OF Frecmgsons This floor Is wei
adapted 10 Masonic and, IL is said, viii he the finest
Masonic hall in the country The main hall IL SO feet
inches long feet 10 inches wide, and II feet inches
high Some OF the Masonic furniture has already been
arranged and the decorations viii bc on very extensive
scale, IL being intended 10 expend $4,000 In Orn0menta
ton The basement and cellar of the building leased
years 10 Styvesan Safe Deposit Company. the
being constructed with especial reference To
such u pOnderous safe this Company requires. The
present occupancy Of the building by tenants renders
rent free to the Savings Bank. The architect is Mr. Carl
Pfcifer; the builder, Mr.. l.aimbeer
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

VINUM BONUM BoNUM SANGUINEM FACTT.-
SPgAs PoRT GHAPE WINK makes good blood ADd npars e
the whole Excellent kidney affections and the
best tonic for ladies' weakly persons and nyAds Sold By
A. SPEAR, No 2f3 Broadway, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
1.-THE Pen is Mightler than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duy-appomted Agent at
tbe same prices ,~A.1 -, e.--.sC-'- ,
'"s Morton orion pmakes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of dny other therefore;
where Agency is established sta I,css ine P%oc @ %,,
90 90 ?s Ss sssS. in all Sncr places those wishing
The Morton Pei, must send to headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention.
II occomnanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

TEE srTH REGIaENT.-The S7th Regiment H. T.
g N Y will parade on Wednesday, June s. at Tomphns
,are Line viii be formed at the Armory 1T i2l p
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
HATS in the latest style and of every variety
Of Gnsh may always be found VANS No. ll Rutcns
THE PEARLY GATES.

white teeth breath issuing like perfume from the
through pair OF lovely lips SsAksPesTe
oeent thing SOshn" To keep the peay gates" Of the mouth
always spot' and tbs breath always fragrant only TO
use the soLoDoST daily.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.

Tbes, Pens aro Is caats nc and pointed with tne
xerx hest idosmin Points carefully selected anu one
~ mis- nualty Is sold with tho slightest lihpertocu"n
whtch stiI and the closest scrutiny can detect .
Every Pen ID stamped "A. Morton, fust SuAn'y' "H'
The Ponts arc warranted for six months except against
accident. , nj, euuor aud for this quality
are extra heavy aud strong. - , ,.,,, vxrrssrox
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRiTIoE.-Ihe Board held
no meeting yesterday, and win not meet until the 9cth
inst During the week ending yesterday the following
was the total number Of arrivals of emgrants at Castle
Garden 18th 45o l7th 1870 18th, 1896 2Oth, 2tISi
2st g39 total 1888, average or 2sS per dleh,
which s something extraordinary III the history Oh ho
ap,icr on ,rhcIue.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

CuupRERs AID SoClETY.-This Society lately re
eved s7s ls in cothing, and $500 so in money the pro
ceeds Of fair he'd the 27th Of April by number O.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

Forryp DROwNED-The body of an unknown man
was Yesterday morning found floating in the North River
of the foot Of seventeenthst The body OF an unknown
woman was also found in the harbor, of Governors Isl
and IL was towed 20 the Staten Island Ferry DOCK
LATER in the day Coroner chrmer held an inquest upon
the bodies, and verdict OF found droWheu ""sIo
dcrCd IN each
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

prRcuAsE or A STEAMER.-The steamship Cleo
na.ra 200 burden, has 1t il said been urohsed
trrt all bhe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
CITY ITEMS.

Iy,uos LEAGUE CUBA meeting Of this Club js
called for this evening.