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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-.LoypcA, NV SIS p
M.--Consols are 6rmer and he der' yhe CLOSING
fAtes are % e4H for money ant /s2X a oax az div
bend. American securities cof Cd az let and steady
scS; Illinois csptfas, osX E Vwenses V'arsws as 'oh
y fRANKFoRr BoURsx.-fRll lSKy nnT 80; rver.
fnag;-United States avetwtnst, bonds Closed frm as
ss: ;s::s ;$s g. G Gs sssss: s:
d IIvHaroeL 6oyrSs " sxrr.-Irfsfoor, NAY g..
PsIes miSsns ass iO's 9P q q midans Orleans
HDs q 'SsS. asSa s8%Ss q s!
1S fSsps Ss Rssor r-Lrrnroo1, MAY s-rne trade
report rom ~ .nchester is uufavorabe.
NAY BsSADsTU,gs !! MAHx.L:rocZ an;1t s.o
Snntorm wheat is now quoted at 1oe per csntal pnd
M hnMg,sy n. Corn, however, is 1fner and higher
Eng sales Of mixed western were made q ~
W .IsrSot saonnoss NAsxs -tyra,qo5,
dull and has declined to s2s 3D. per barrel for new
6sssern prime mess. The market for lard u active
sSs S Rss
sndenoy; American brands are now quoted = Jos
yssrSc2 sSSucis y isqkE y Rssvcrs RnSs5 Nay
a-Petroleun Y hrm a q. "a: per GALLON
Per Sao1 Sugar Is Q5Iss = PREVIOUS @ Ie price,.
Ssf "a pcs sass sSsancsa s s,Sce sHS MS a.s
ksRcrs The la&t sales were made at 91b, Sd. per
Go 1SstS ISs Der 2'sse soS sS tSIh I'll osds Rs
fsTsoIsgn MARrxr.-Asrwrn,. Nav s.-petro.
penm clo2ed ~ 4xf per bbl. for standard white.
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Mrs. Fannie Kemble's Readinss In Boston.
RoqroN Mav A raaa
NEW YORK.

Seizure Of TmpsrseA Cattle ~ Revenns Agents
o. Internatienal Ferry-sentcnce o. . Charge
BUFFALO, May .. 1ses
the United states authorities seized one hundred
and seventeen head Of fat cattle yesterday a. Inter
national ferry, which had been imported BY .
Philadelphia dealer and invoiced at one-haif
Of their real value. The owner has gone
To washington to compromise with the Trear
snry department. The cattle, being considered per.
shab property, TO be sold In the next six days
James Graham well known ticket agent, Was
sentenced to day 10 Auburn state Prison for four
years for forgery. His counsel moved for stay Of
sentence on writ OF err0s-
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SAFETY OF THE WESTERN FRUIT CRoP-The appre-
tensions induged In some two weeks ago ofthe dam
age done the Western fruit trees BY the unexpected
A letter from Egypt" Illinois, says:-"The late
rosts have damaged the fruit In sections, but
NOT materially" The Madison Qndiana) courier
learns that less than one-third OF the peach puds
have been destroyed In that vicinity, while apples,
pears and plums have suffered no injury whatever.
The Hope lIndiana) Wdtchn1dn says peaches have
not suffered In that locality. The Po,'ke County I'm
dana Republican says "the fruit crop has not suf-
fered seriously from the late cold weather. The
Greensburg Chronicle, vincennes Gdsete Green Gas.
tie Banner, and other newspapers OF Indiana make
similar statements. A prominent fruit grower writes
from Lockand Ohio that fruit buds are safe 80 far
as to insure fair crop n nothing befali them here
after.n The Cincinnati Times says:--"On examina-
ton Of the buds last evening we found some Of the
sweet cherries stu alive the Early May IN plenty;
some varieties Of pears thinned out but enough le
peaches In abundance Of the later varieties; plums
plenty and apples ana ounces unhurtn The Dayton
tOhio) Journal, OF the 18th, says careful examina.
tion Of the ruit buds in that region proves that but
little damage has yet been done by the frost In one
orchard, ont OF dozen samples each OF peach ana
plum buds, but two Of the former and three OF the
latter were bhghtedj but q similar examination Of
other buds OF other fruit revealed deficiency. Re-
ports equally encouraging have been received from
GAINESVILLE and other sections of the Ruakasa Ssete
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TtLEeRApuE NEWS ITEMS.

Yesterday afternoon . little girl named Mary
wletGe living at Bucuyrus, Ohio. while playing fell
into cistern ana vas drowned, She Was discovered
q short time, Sut ~ means used to resuse!ate aeF
were ys,sa. Z y .sa sss., NAM, !, ns, ,o,,n;,,.1
suicide Sss sssds ~ @ ss.s 4 S,Aoasn. I"s'
h R1ss asSSs e e .essseselas train ses vss ss % y
Mary Mcdarty, Ssed sixteen committed suicide at
Memphis on Monday night by taking morphine.
4 hearo chicken thief, named shadepolH was shot
BY policeman in Memphis on Monday night while
attempting 70 escape.
man named T66eli, agent Of the American Ex.
press Company ct Lad6ga, Ind, absconded on Mon
day last with several thousand dollars Of the CON-
panys money.
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VIRGINIA..

Caucus of Radical Delegates-The Probable
Nominee for GOvernor-NOminntiOn for Com
gress.
RICHMOND, May s, 1868.
Some forty delegates to the Radical State Conven-
tion which meets here tomorrow, met In caucus TO-
night and resolved to support the following ticket
For Governor, Governor Welles; for Lieutenant
Governor, J. II. Clements, Of Portsmouth.
and for Attorney General, I. g. Burden. The
indications are that Governor Welles Will
be nominated at the first ballot, and that the vote
will stand about as follows:-Welles LA, Hunnicutt
90 Hauxhurst 49, scattering 26-which VIII give tho
first named candidate the nomination. Up to the
present time nearly 200 delegates have arrived
Governor Welles was serenaded this evening, and
in response thereto speeches were made by him, Mr.
Clements and other persons.
The Radical Congressional Convention, which met
here to-day nominated Charles X. Porter OF Norfolk,
as candidate for Congress from this district. Mr.
Porter was formerly citizen OF New YORK
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CONNECTICUT.

The Legislature to Meet TO.Day-Caucus
Nominations for Speaker and Subordinate
Officers.
NEW HAVEN, May s, 1883.
The Legislature meets here tomorrow. The re-
publicans tonight nominated Charles Foes,
Of East Haven, for Speaker of the House;
Dwight Marcy, of Toland, for Clerk Of the
House; John o. Tibbits, of New London, for
Assistant Clerk, and James w. Painter, of Colches-
ter, for Clerk OF the Senate.
Democratic Nominati0ns-William L. Bennett, OF
Huntingdon Speaker; William Q. Case, OF Simsbury,
Clerk OF the House and and Charles II. Fowler, OF
New Haven Clerk OF the Senate.
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CANADA.

The Persons Arrested for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cious Characters Leaving-Considerable Exc
- So TORONTO, May ., 1868.
The following are the names Of the persons who
were arrested yesterday by order Of Mr.. McMicken.
neyefnment stipendiary magistrate:-Patrick Boyle,
President of the Hibernian Society and edi-
tor and publisher Of the Irish Canadian;
owen Cosgrove, Marshal Of tho Hbernian So
hiety and tavern keeper; John Nolan. Secretary OF
he Society, and printer named Edward Hynes.
Inc prisoners are charged with being Fenans All
6apers and books belonging to the Htbernian Society
have been seized. None Of yesterday evenings nor
81 this mornings papers publish the fact OF the ar
kests the government having ordered that no pub
hcatfon should be made rs other arrests In this
neiQhborood and In the western towns are medi-
6ted. To-day quite number OF suspicious charac-
fers have left for the United States The excitement
manifested throughout this city Is intense.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Meosinr Of the Repub1ican sState Convention
Rlectiou ef Delesases 20 tho Chicago Con.
Sessien-Re1sicings svet 1R,peschmens-
General Grant ERdersed. =
, sx-.sF ....-s=ss CONCORD, May g. 1855
The Republican state Convention for the selection
Of delegates TO attend the Presidential Nomi, ating
Convention which s TO meet at Chicago on the Seth
insk was held at Phoenlx Hall, In this city, to-day.
Mason W. Tappan, Of Bradford, was chosen Presi.
Dent He made short address eulogizing General
Grant highly, and stated that whoever was elected
Viee President he would not attempt to Johnsonize
ths republican party. ess'Ssz--ya ,--ss. .-S.ses
the following was received from General Butler:--
Hsa, 6ss.ow ss,sss' sasssassS Gescsss &.ss 1865
nSs Il. spps Dosss%s w:as and sR so E
The annexed pithy telegram was received from
Hon. 3. B. washburne;- -
Hon. b. d. Rohuxs:-, ''N S''..' 10y = A''''
mnE sgd "a All
Of the week. E. B. wAsHBURNE.
The following were chosen delegates to the Chicago
Convention
pesegates at Large--wm. 3. Chandler, Of Concord;
chesterj Charles s. r. Faulkner OF Keene.
CONGRESSIONAL District Delegates.-No. I, Ezra
Francis B. Ayres OF Nashua. No. 8, Edward A.
Vaughn, Of Clarem0nt; Thomas p Cheney Of Holder
ness.
The following resolutions were presented
Resolved, That the republicans Of New Hampshir
hereby reaf1rm their perfect confidence In General
Ulysses 8. Grant, whose fidelity to the law and to
right has proved an insurmountable barrier to Elk.
ecutve usurpation and treachery, and has confirmed
our faith bis patriotism his sagacity and his pre-
eminent fitness Tor the highest ONCE In the gift OF the
American people.
Resolved, That the republicans Of New Hampshire
heartily endorse the astion Of their representa-; @
J. Benton, In bringing to the bar OF the Senate
for trial. that great apostate, Andrew johnson,
and send greeting to their Senators, A. q; Cragin
aid In finishing up the work so gloriously begun to
the end that peace may come again, and come to
stay, and that they shall rejoice with Joy inexpressi
BILE when the usurper Is dethroned from the Presi-
dental chair, and that tried and devoted patriot B.
F. Wade shall become the occupant Of the White
House, to remain till succeeded by great captain,
U. 8. Grant.
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GERMANY.

The Commercial Parliament-southern scces-
sion Again,
LONDON, May s, 1868.
4 despatch from Berlin says the South German
States threaten to leave the Customs Diet in case the
address Issued by the 'party Of German unity"
bh6uId receive consideration at the hands Of the
E0liveren.
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RUSSIA.

The Crctan Revolution-French Plan for Me-
t'' diati0n.
PARIS, May 8, 1863
information from St. Petersburg isto the effect that
the Baron de Talleyrand-Perigord, French Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotentiary, has had
consultation with Prince Gortchako1, Chancellor
bf the Empire and Minister for Foreign Affairs, upon
thA subject of mediation by France and Russia in
ehe Turco-Cretan question. "
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TENNESSEE.


- NASHvILLE May 8, 1868
Judge Trgg rendered partial decision i'm the case
OF the Kentucky stockholders In the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad Company. He sustained tho
law authorizing the appointment Of new directors
but declared the action Of the directors
null and void He said the receiver was alike respon
sibe to the State and company upon other points.
He not satisfied OF the Jurisdiction OF the court
and asked further argument
The case OF Desgrove, who was driven from Nash
sues for damages, came up to-day. Testimony was
heard, and the case will be heard tomorrow. Des-
grove resides In Brooklyn.
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TEXAS.

o. .,ening Of the District Court-Charge Of a
Radical Judge.
GALVESTON. May s. 1868.
Judge watrous opened the District Court this
worning and delivered the charge sustaining the
constitutionaty Of the Civil Rights bill ana holding
that eedmen are citizens, not by virtue OF Congress
sional enactment, but Dy consttutionM law, peing
born on the soil.
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MISSOURI.

Arrival Of Coal Mine Proprietors 1t st. Louis.
ST.. Louis, May 8, 1868.
Hon. VIM. 7. Dodge, LIE Grand Cannon, II. 7. Mar
quand, o. +. D.. Grant, F. w. Rhinelander, and b.
Grant, of New York, who are interested In the Big
Muddy Coal Mines Of Illinois, arrived here to-day.
They WIN visit Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob to-
morrow and examine the iron formations In that
gion and obtsn information IN regard to recent ex-
periments ia the making Of iron from Missouri ore
with uluo.s coal.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Lease of the Central Railroad 70 q Delaware
Company for Sixteen Years.
JACKSON, May s, 1868.
The Mississippi Central Railroad has been leased to
Delaware company for sixteen years. The lessees
assume the entire Indebtedness Of the road except
the debt to the State OF Tennessee The road is to
be returned the stockholders 1T the expiration OF
the lease In the condition as 1t was delivered.
Arrangements are being made for an extension 70
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE Mrrr OF WILLIAMSBURG.

Celebration by the Third Corps Union at Tren-
ton, N. J.-Election Of Onncers Of the Union.
TRENTON, N. j., May 5, 1858.
To-day being the anniversary Of the battle Of wn'
liamsburg, in which the Third corps shed its nrst
blood, the Third Corps Union met at the Trenton
House, In this CITY, to celebrate the event
and the other glorious battles In which they
participated. A. temporary organization was
the chair and DR.. yelling appointed secretary:
The otreasurer's and secreNry's reports were read
and series Of resolutions adopted commemorative
Of the distinguished services rendered by Nss HELEN
Gibson, the Florence Nightingale Of the corps r
Gently deceased. An election was then neld,
Major General D, =. sickles being. elected Presi.
dent ,Bngadisr General sewel vice Prssi.
and Generals Mc4listeD Bylee, Mott, Brewster,
Captains Fassett Clarke and McllichaelA dir9ctors
and speeohet were made by Generals Graham, Mott,
McAlllstsr Han sewen. Byles Rushing, Colonel
.s sna ne %
passed o6 pleasantly aud harmoniously.
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Rob,crv Of the United states Mails.

Robbery Of the United States Mails.
HARRISBURG, May s, 1865
The mall boxes from Harrisburg To Philadelphia
and one from Chicago to Philadelphia were both
stolen last night from the train which left here at
twenty five minutes past nine and after the contents
had been abstracted the boxes thrown into the
canal two miles below Harrisburg. No clue has
been obtained to the robbers.
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TELBCRAPHIC News
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ENGLAND.
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VIr. Disraelps Explanations Of tho Cabinet
Crisis-Hls Audience Of the Queen and Power
Of Dissolation-Is the Commoas s.aIenaced''
as-ssrssy - tosDoN, May 8-Mldniehk
The House Of Commons met In session this even
'tng Members attended in considerable force. It
was evident that the excited feeling produced BY the
ministerial criss and Cabinet tactics Of yesterday
mad not completely subsided. Ttsssss sss=f> Z.
Mr. Dtsrae and Mr. Gladstone were In their places,
IN the ministerial and opposition benches, - Ss.c-s s
After the Speaker took the chair and some financial
business had been transacted, Mr.. Gladstone rose
pnd addressed the House the subject Of the MIN.
ptertal explanations relative to the previous intet
Piew with the Queen, given last night In both
branches Of the legislature but more particularly
ith reference to that delivered by the Duke Of Buck
ngham, Secretary Of State for the colonies in the
House Of Lords. Mr.. Gladstone said that as he had
fead the remarks Of the noble Lord his Grace stated
khat Der Majesty the Queen had entrusted 1t to the
Htnistry to dissolve Parliament whenever they
pleased Such power, said Mr.. Gladstone Is uncon.
Ruptonal a. It leaves the Ministry at liberty to deal
With cases which have not yet arisen, and seeks to
place In their hands sort Of unknown authority
(which may be called irresponsible, and the enjoy
pent Of which would be calculated to render the
8dvteere OF the Grown irresponsible. In conclusion
F. Gladstone said he now asked for an explanation
hf the ocia statement said to have been made by the
Secretary of State for the Colonies to the other House
NJ Parliament and that he was compelled to contra
pict, at the same time the statement made in the
House Of Commons by the Premier the same evening.
@r. Disraei rose and said he begged to inform the
House, In reply to the right honorable gentleman,
hhat there was no discrepancy between the state
menta made in the two houses on the
hlb4ect Of the Cabinet crisis yesterday. Having
obtained audience Of the Queen he offered to resign,
put the tender Of his resignation was declined by
eerHajesty. His advice to the Queen then was to
Dissolve Parliament when the state Of the public
business permits. This advice was given without
hny reference to the new constituencies, but If the
work at the House was soon completed new House
would be elected by them.
+ Sir STAFFORD Northcote made some remarks to the
Afeot that the Ministry had no intention to menace
che House. ~.
Il Mr.. Dsrael rising second time, said the right to
dissolve Parliament was only reserved by the Minis
Try Al case the Issue upon the Irish Church question
was pressed to q division.
After speeches by some other members the debate
ended.
Harvest Prospects.
LONDON, May s, 1868.
The weather TO-DAY Ia very delphtfuI
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FOURTEEN DAYS WITHOUT FO0D.-Charlos Ross O.,
sailor nineteen years old. was carried on saturday
from the ship Ansel to the Pennsylvania hospital In:
an almost dying condition, the effect OF long confnas
ment and deprivation of food and drink. He had
slowed himself away before the vessel left Liverpool
and according to his account, was fourteen days
without nOurishmept OF any Kind Meanwhile his
feet became frostbten, and both Of them rOtted or
lie Is skeleton. and with the necessity OF am.
putating both legs above the kDeess his recovery
scarcely pOssible.--I'hiladeiphfa Age, Maya.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

COTTON Axp TopAcoo rsAps.-rhs Importance
nS q s nd q Ssscco
appreciated BY the public, According 70 th9 assess
or books the total receipts OF cotton nom October
received in April The receipts Of tobacco nom NO
vember 70 MAY I aggregate hl01 hogsneads,
valued At es1s,s2o; OF this amopnt 2s7 hogsheads
Democrat Nay
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MAlNE.

Election of Delegates to the Chicago Con-
ventiOn.
BIDDEFORD, May 4, 1868.
General George F. Shepey, OF Portland, and Mark
H. Wentworth Of Kitery, were elected delegates to
the Chicago Presidential Nominating Convention by
the Republican Convention which met here to-day.
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LOUISIANA.

Wholesale p sisoning In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May 6, 1888.
On Sunday la 4, at a large boarding house in this
city, eighteen persons poisoned by arsenic be
ing admins tered with their food. Luckily too large
q quantity of the poison was partaken OF and no
lives were lost.
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FRANCE.

A Russian Diplomatic Banquet.
PARIS, May s, 1868.
Baron de Budberg, Russian Ambassador to France,
gave grand dinner this evening to the ENJOYS Of
the various powers represented at the Court Of the
ruileries. General DIX United States Minister, was
among the guests. -
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CUBA.

Tho Sugar DIarket-Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, May 8, 1sos
The sugar market Is calm Holders refuse offers 81
Q sk reals per arrobe for No. IL Dutch stand Ard.
The steamers Liberty, Captain Balm. and Fl ,rda
Captain Ives from New Orleans, and the Eaple
Captain Greene, from New York, arrived TO- ,ay. =
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Radical Congressional COnvertion-Mr. Cul.
lOm RenOminated.

ST. LOUIS, Nay D. I6B5.
meeting Of the Radical Congressionail Convcn-
ton for the Eighth district of Illinois held at the
town Of Bloomington, in that State, on yesterday.
Hon. s. M. Cullom, the present radical Representa-
tive to Congress from that district, was renomi-
mated The Convention passed resolutions endorsing
the impeachment Of President Johnson and express.
Ing desire for his removal from Office.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

THE FIRST LIQUOR LAW IN MAssACHUsErTs.-Tho
following is an extract from JOsselyns account OF
'Two voyages to New Bngand-years 1888, l66S:"c
SIN 1887 there not many houses In the town OF
Boston, amongst which were two houses OF enter.
tainment called ordinaries, into which, II straAses
that ofIice who would thrust himself into his COM
pany uninvted, and II he called for more drlrk than
the otlcer thought In his judgment he could sobery
appoint the proportion, beyond which he coHld not
Uet one dron.
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ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE MAN.-SOme weeks ago
man calling himself Colonel IL. Il. Clarke to this
city and sought the acquaintance OF the managers OF
the Narraganset Park Association, representing him.
self connected with Wilkes Spirit Of the Times He
received considerable attention In his assumed capae
city, and by speciOus representations was able to Sc
cure loans to the amount Of several hundred dollars.
After he was goue 1t was learned from New York
that the socaled Clarke was well known cOns
idenec man, who was wanted In various quarters fOr
his swnding tricks OF character similar to th0se
developed here Pnkertsn's detective police, we be-
leve, were at that time seeking him. and their dill.
gence was redoubled upon getting this scent. Bus
on Saturday the audacious fellow returned to this
city and took room. at the City Hotel IL was NOS
long, however, before arrangements were made to
change his quarters to the County JAIL where he now
remains awaiting examination. Providence Jour.
nal, Maya.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, %sy 5-The steamship Tripo, Cant.
Anderson, Of the Cunard line which left New York
6n the 2ad OF April arrived at this port to-day on the
tas to TiverpoO-
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AFANcH DRESS PARTY ON GOVERNORS tsLavg,

Last night at the instance OF the Iadv n, cererax
WRilen, United States army, commander OF the poss
Fort Columbus, fancy dress party for the penet of
those well known charitable institutions she,ternr
Arms and 81. Luke's Hospital was given. fhc
reunion was ensirely the work Of the indcfatisb,s
and benevolent person whose name endorsed nst
tickets Of admission, which were largely disposed of,
we are happy to state, at three dollars apiece. Had
the weather been rropitious hesitate not to say
that the spacious apartments Of the Old Hospital
would have been flIed to repetfon by "fair women.
arm brave men," assembled in the sacred name Of
Charity. As 1t was, the lower moor of the building,
divided Into two large rooms, wish spa.
by Che elite OF the city, who, while they psomenade
or walked through the figures Of the quadrilie OF
voluptuous redowa or the more vigorous rnlop lis.
tened attentvety to the music which the band at.
tacnedto the post SO claszoaly and so feergly rem
The rooms were unemba,lished On the mnntel of
one were placed two maskets crosswise. Beyond
decorations. This simplicity added greatly to the
effect OF the rich fancy costumes In which nearly all
be concentrated on bare, brown walls Sad, perorcs
pleasing to the sense Of sight and the seSti. tS
ment Of taste-a sentiment which we may
happily receive from nature, but which it Is impOs.
sibe to secure by cultivation alone. The attire Of
the ladies' Was diversified, and included the imper-
sOnati0n, far as cOstuming could effect 1t, OF
several noted historical characters. Among these
were Maria Antoinette, q Mary Stuart, a Goddess
OF Liberty, an Andalusian peasant, nun, FlOra
and q Highland lady; but with singular good judg-
ment no Indian maiden, in moccasins, leggings and
the traditional blanket asked for the sympathy OF
her white brothers or sisters.
The guests began to assemble as early as halfpast
eight O'Clock, and the company, such Of them as
danced, devoted themselves to the Inevitable Lam
ciers the gaop, the redOwa, plain quadriles &c.
At one O'Clock, or when the supper, a recherch6
and enjoyed until the close OF the party which was
notwithstanding the rain, decided success.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The CuDard mail steamship Java win leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe willclose at the Post Once e.
twelve s'clock NJ on Wednesday. >.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-whl
be ready ut half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
s!ose copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

Shakespeare Talks OF the Glass Of Frshiens
nj the true cla a of fashion IS hai In which PfALONH
machess perfume, "FLOR DE Mayo" contslaed. SOLD
by all druggists.