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uog many blight faces, glsdl hearts
and wins06e eysss which aeoE.ribated 20
the epjoynsnt of this Or that family
board on ous last holiday haze siass
bsea tlotted from lifs's page! HoN
snan5 dsarhopss have been blishssdl aud
susst lillasioata dissolved By the stern
band Of adverse reality! ,a ,...ia..ai.,d
Auothst christmaa Hill soon sQao.
May kindlisr feelings aud tinaliss
sentiments bless thisJland. ere tie coming
Of ancther. Aaatbscugh all our srisls,
and ysvsssss in the theatre Of ibis world.
may Ss nsyer forget Hia who gsse no
'ops hsiag -thtaagh all may oar aspire.
,ticng ever. be---Tisg WILL nE DONE.
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The New York herald., 1870-05-01
MOVING DAY.
Decrease in the Price of Rents-A Number Of
Houses Remaining UnOccupied.

Decrease in the Price of Rents-A Number Of
Houses Remaining UnOccupied.
To-day, though the 1st OF May, was celebrated in It's
customary style yesterday, aud the streets were
thronged everywhere by trucks, carts and drays
loaued with furniture. The sidewalks were packed
vita ali manner OF household cnattels, and those
who would rather suffer the pains and penalties of
removal than submit to the eXtOrtlons of rapacious
landior Is wee to be seen making strenuous en-.
delvors to reserve their quanimity Of temper under
the ction of trouble and broken furniture Cal eess
d aymen cJud be seen everywhere pa king heavy
in lure On tcp of light paplr mach. articlts or
inserting the legs Of the tables through the mirrors.
There is, II W yer, one us Jiatlon 10 make up fJr
all tn 8 discomfort Rents are iuily fifty per cenG
ch eaper tnan n Jse OF ias5 year, and in SJme IN
sanceS uabe houses reman unoccuped,
although reduction ot olehaf has been made.
ren,ed last year for $25,OOO and this season
$I2 900 cJud not be 90 ained. Their. is
almost no demand whatever for furnished
hols out Of Sc that very lrge ciass OF board
in house keepers VINO migrate to the country now
will re.u IN the fall, and demand will ring up.
There as one very noticeable feature aDOut moving
da tn yeas ereatr quantity OF III n.,ure was sent
TO suburban and country esofis an at any previous
time. Tnere seems % De d sire 10 for~gO the
pense OF Keeping a house III the city by Ger ain
class, who pr lei 10 live III the coun ry during nosJ
OF the year, and Tor the few really disagree be
mon tbs of winter 10 b0ari a. hOLels Tn re Will be
q great number or emp s or and nous IN almost
feeling generated by the real estate excl mt Of
last yea mas received crushing blow, rom which
1t VII not speedily re ov.r Lo" p Ice houses and
apa tine is as Ge eral tnlng have rented well, and
no tenement house property OF any copsequen o
rema ns unoccupltd The clubs. OF cOu. Sc, were
croWd~d the last few nj ,lits by gent emen anxious
to escil the disagl cement moving and ladies OF
the sw dis Osi ions ma some difficulty TO keep
tner tenpers AMID the general crush OF matter and
wreck III nltuie. THIS flsr day OF MAY Will be
lony rgmenb red BY the unhappy landlords wnO
have not succe ID IN obtaining tenants
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
IHs easAr csHpsT ROBBERY.

Further Testimony Against the Accused.
At YorAvle Police Court yesterday mornlng Jus
ttce Coulter took some further adavlts In the
OF Mi key Eagan, alas Dufy John Beck, Dave Dunn
and Michael Garvey charged with the theft o. thir-
teen rolls Of valuable carpet costing about $4,000.
1t VIII be remembered that on the morning of the
l6t inst officer Corey OF the Twenty second pre-
circt who, with oilcer Maher, had been ON duty
together for the purpose succeeded in arrestIng the
above named prisoners at the foot OF Fifty-fiIth
street Nor h river. With five o. the thirteen pieces
that had been 0len. They had been taken from q
sluop In The river, the owner oi which, Dunn, was
also apprehenied.
Mr.. Edward Bull, the foreign clerk Of the carpet
department of A. \. Stewart at the corner OF Cham.
bcrs street and Broadway testified 10 having placed
the fifteen pieces or carpet In charge OF the tayman
at the depot OF the Hudson River Railroad WHO, in
turn. testified TO having locked tine carpet in the
freight train bound for Chicago. The carpet was
consigned 10 Allen Mackay, OF Chicago TINS was
on the 10th inst. and the following day the prl-
were arrested with five OF the pieces IN their
possession. IT Is supposed that the carpet was
stolen from the cars a. Dob's Ferry, wneIe they
are switched on TO allow the passage Of another
train Inward bound, and where the rain Is forced 10
make short de.a.. The Examination was ST.
poned to await the arrival In this ity OF the repre-.
sc tailve or Allel a. Mackay IRON Chi ago. whose
prese he essary ,oprove thai the property has
hot Ucea received by them.
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The following is the o der OF assignment for The
business OF the courts Tor the Mag term, commenc-
ing tomorrow
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court during the month will have no
as to what general terms herea ter Will be held
under he new Judiciary article. The four Judges
VINO are now available iOr tnis court are assigned
lo.lowS:-
Judge Cardozo to the Chambers Judge Ingraham
TO the special Tenn, Judge Barnard to the oyer and
Terminer and Gu cuIt. Part l, ana Judge Brady to
Circuit, Part 2. owing to the continuance o, the
Mcfarland trial Judge Barnard Will me ely open he
court and cha ge tie Grand Jury. ana tnen al ourn
for week 10 give the room 10 that trial. Judge
Brady also will not have any calendar during the
first week. In the Spec ial Term there Is quite
heavy calendar and on the 30tn oi the montn Judge
Barnard Will sit 10 hear the continuation Of the
Erie Vanderbilt case.
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
In the Superior Court Ju lees Jones and Mcneil
will hold Trial Tel ms and Judge McCunn the Special
Torn, the other Judges holding Gene al Term. In
accordance with a practice which he has recently
day all tie Odu numbered causes which were marked
OIL the term dullng April III Iart 1. On that day
such case must be disposed Of or Will go to the foot
O1 the calendar
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
In the common Peas Judge Day WIN nold the
Trial Terms.
MARINE COURT.
In the Marine Court Judge Gurus sits In Chambers
and Juhges Aker and Gro uss IN the Trial Terms
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
There Will be two Courts Of General Sessions
during the month, one to dispose OF ordinary Dusi-
ness viii be he'd by CITY Judge Bedford. The other,
for the McFar aud tina, VIII be presided oy Re-
quite probable that there VIII be business session
OF the Court VI o. er and Tcrmner.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
PHAaA0H AND HIS HOSTS.
The Way Justice bowling Proposes to Denl
with Those who Play with the Tiger.

The Way Justice Downing Proposes to Deal
with Those who Play with the TIGER.
A middle aged man, named Daniel Haseval, who
says that he Is captain Of the canal boat T. II. Hor
ton, appeared before Justice Bowling yesterday
afternoon, as complainant in a case Of gambling,
against Mary Fallard, whom ne charged with win
ming from MIN $500 Al the game OF faro, at sitting
at No. IA South street, III New YORK city, On cross
examination, william +. Howe, VINO appeared as
counsel In behalf OF the prisoner veoped the fact
that tho captain had been Ill prison In Jersey City
Tor counterleting aud also for larceny. IL was also
proven that lie played In ten different faro banks,
and lost 80 much money that he became desrOus Of
breaking up the gambling institutions Tue canal
captain also almltte l. in reply to MIR. Howe's in
qulrles, that he had lost money in Broadway under
similar circumstances, yet made no complaint
against the propfieors Of the Broadway establish
mcnts. Counsel askei why ne dli not take Steps
to procure The arrest OF the Broadway tigers,
when Judge Downg said, II 40 not intend to per-
NIT that line OF cross-examnatlOl, and give you
stncuy to understand that while will not 20 our
of my way IT, have complaints brought before Inc,
yet l am determined II complainant voluntarily
comes into court and makes a complaint against the
proprIelors OF gaming houses even should they be
members o. Congress, shall feaflessy administer
the law and hold the guilty party, no matter how
nig tler station, II the evidence warrants" After
some undressing testimony the case was closed
and the defendant held to answer.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrREsr,
SATURDAY, April 50--6 +. n.

WALL STREET,, /
SATURDAY, April 30--6 r. n.
THE BULL MOVEMENT.
The week closed on an excited and buoyant stock
market, with general feeling OF confidence anu
increasing disposition to buy among outsiders, even
~ the present advanced prices. the continued ease
In money, with the promise presented In favorable
Dank statement OF its maintenance for some time,
ana siby greater ease, has served 10 inspire the
most hopeful feeling. and. being already discounted,
aided during the day to secure iuitber upward
movement In prices This has likewise been stmu-
latei by the general belief, amounting almost to
certainty, that Gardeld's bill retiring the three
per cents and portion OF legal tenders Will never
be accepted by the House. The experience OF the
past week In Wall street has not been lost upon
Congress Regarding movements here as thermome-
Jrical In their relation In this last experience
they have been to the general business OF the coun.
try and tracing the course Of the recent sudden re-
vival OF activity and appreciation OF values to the
conviction growing every day stronger with men Of
observation In financial circles that al
RADICAL FINANCIAL LEGISLATION
was 10 be abandoned this session, or would be de-
feated, they realize the simple duty imposed upon
them In the present crisis OF responding that ex.
pectahon as conscientious repres n atives and
avoiding all enacments calculated TO produce great
disturbance And particularly Is it felt that all con-
traction measures, all currency bills looking to with.
drawal from circulation OF any po tion OF the legal
money OF the country. competent to serve as por-
ton OF the bank reserve, even though the wants Of
ordinary business were provided for by the
substitution OF baser circulating medium, in
the shape OF national bank notes, compe-
tent enough for the purposes of trade, but utterly
worthless to the banks as security should he care
fuly avoided. The true policy at the present time
and the one which would bring the greatest relief to
the country, would be the retirement OF the national
bank currency and the substitution therefor Of gov
ernment money. This might be done to large ex-
tent, and by strengthening the banks enable them to
meet the largest requirements that might be made
upon them. Mr.. Garfield, who has this matter OF
banking and currency legislation in charge. should
give full thought to this suggestion. 1t is the only
change that ought to be made at this tme and il one
largely demanded.
BUSINESS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
at the present time, we are informed, exhibits the
same hopeful signs that have been 80 welcomed in
Wall street during the past week. The greatest ac-
hvity prevails in all departments OF trade,
surances are ielt generally Of its continuance
STOCKS AGAIN ADVANCED
to-day upon this condition of affairs and the con-
tinued operation OF the influences acting upon the
market yesterday. The following table shows the
highest prices OF yesterday and to-day coatrasted-
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.


The government market was strong and active to-
day Oh the general expectation of an alteration in
Secretary Boutwell's policy for next month, which
Will include larger purchases OF bonds, the amount
being estimated at about $11 100000. 1t Is also ex-
pected that this Will more tnan Offset the expected
Increased sales OF gold. The market to.
day advanced beyond the highest point OF
yesterday by selling at 1l3X but closed little off,
though strong. Prices at the close were:-United
States currency skies, liz 11214; do 1881, regis
tered, 1l6h 1l7 do. do, coupon, 1lea< III; do.
nve-twenties, registered May and November, HOY
Ill; do do, 1852. coupon do. do 1853 151k; do.
do 1864, do do, 1147S 114k; do do, 1885, do. do,
1l4A 115; do do, 1855, coupon, January and July.
113I 1l3>l; do. do, 1857. do do, 11sI 1lSH do.
do, 1868, do. do. 113'i 113K; do. tenforties,
registered, 1o714 1O7al; do. do, coupon, 1osH
1851.
SOUTHERN sEcURITI Es ARE STEADY
with some movements In Tennessees, L0uisianas
and AlaDamas. Prices closed as follows:-Tennessee
ex coupon, cox 6ojE; do, new, 81 574; do, five
rer cent. 4s So; Virginia, ex coupon 6ot< eosz;
do., new, 69I< TO- do, registered stock, 56K 81;
DO, registered 1885, 66 6S; do, registered, 1857
81 63; Georgia skies, 81 30; do. sevens, 9aX
q 95; DO. do, Interest payable In Georgia. 90 o.;
North Carolina, ex coupon, l7X . AK; do,
new, 23K "a; Missouri skies, 92X q 90;
do., Hannibal and ST. Joseph, o. q 93;
Louisiana skies, 75>1 49, do. seven per cent 70 q
80; do eight per cent, So 81; do. levee slxes 75a
II; do do eights, 91J1 o Alabama eghts, 1o3
lo5; do. nves, 70 IS; do. Jeixes sterling, 90 95
South Carolina s,xes 90 90; do. do, new s1X s2
DO. do registered, so 49, City of Memphis SKIES, 81
50; do. Atlanta eights 50 90; do Savannah
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


HoLLiNs--w wIssMANN.-O Thursday Aprn 2s, at
the re sidence oil the brides mother, by the Rev Dr.
McGynn, FRANK O. HoLLIEs TO CELINE, daughter
OF the late Frederick Wissnann. Esi., all OF this
city,
LoCKwoOD-BENNErT.-- Thursday, April 28 at
the residence OF tile BRIDES father by the rev. John
f.. C0okman, GARRETT ID. LOCKWOOD 10 KATE NJ,
daughter OF B. Bennett, Esq.
MAxwELL-MITCHELL-OnT Tuesday April 20. at
the reside nee OF the brides other, by the Rev.
william Aikman, Mr.. JAMES X. MAXWELL, OF Con-
shohocken, Pa, to Misa HATTIE N. MITCHELL OF
this city.
ZABRisKIE-BooRARM.--On Thursday April %, &C
Grace church, Van Worst street, Jersey CITY, N. J
10y the Rev. d. II. McCurdy, AUGUSTUS ZABRIsKIE to
JOSEPHINE b., daughter OF Henry A. Booraem.
Died.
BURroN-On Monday, April 2S, LUcIEN BURTON,
His relatives and friends, also the members OF the
New York Plate Printers Union are respectfully In
vted to attend MS funeral from No. 6s East Broad
way, this Sunday afternoon, at half lost o'clock
BYRNE.-On Friday, April 20, afLer q severe i'll
ness PATRICK BYRNE aged 20 years
The friends and relatives are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
uncle, Ricbsd Aughey 547 First avenue near Thirty
first street.
BuIsr-on Friday, April 2e EUpnEMA PEArrIE
wiIc u James Buist, florist. aged As years.
The relatives and friends are requested TO attend
the funeral from her late residence, 236 East Foar
te.nlh street. ON Monday afte noon, at one O'Clock.
British papers please copy.
CANFTRLp.-0n Thursday, April %, at westned,
N. j., SAMUEL L. only son Of Richard ). and Emma
Canneli AGED days.
Rella rs inferred ut West1ed. ..
CUsHMAN.-On Saturday, Ap 1! 3o in the 2Sth year
OF his re- .ALONZO r. CUsHMAN. Jr eldest sou OF
AlonZo II. aud Elizabeth A. Cushmln.
Tneiuneral viii take place on Monday az fernoon,
May q at halfpast four O'Clock. from bhe residence
Of his father No. 419 West Ninetea nth street
CoNRY-On Saturday. Aprn 80 NARY ANN CONRY.
Tn. flenos and relatives are respec fully vltet
TO attend the funeral, from 81. Vincenis Hospital,
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

sevens 80 9i; do. New Orleans consos 76a n; do.
do, railroad issul q, 73 10; Mobile ard Ono ster-
ing " 70; do. eiphts II 70; Nj sis ilpi Central
Railroad nrst mortgage, rs q so; 90. . clnd mort.
Ga Q, 81 90; Memphis and Charleston nrst mort.
gage, 81 90; d.. se,ond mortgage. Is a 80; 40.
stock. l3 20; Greenville and Columbia Ra lr ad,
guaranteed. II u; Macon "a Brunswick, guaran.
teed by the State OF Georgia. 81 s2 Arkansas seven
per cent, 76 Q 75h.
GOLD STRONG.
Gold ranged on extreme quotations between 1llK
and 1l6<. and closed firm at ll5. the course Of the
N jouo 10 thuu ehou,n.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
POLITICAL.

At MEETING OF THE TWENTIETH WARD TAX
n payers Association was unanimously carried that
returned Mr.. Peter Sweehy and Mr..
William NJ Tweed for their action 10 vindicatng rights
supporting taxpayers and citizens regard 10 the
that proposed for tho city OF
New York and also that return our sincere thanks TO
Senator, Mr. John j. Bradley and our Assembiynan, Mr.
Frea the manly and upright they have
shown watching and protecting rights and that
will, the and will be but glad
toward them and also thank his Honor the Mayor
A. Oakley Hail. for his action In vetong the and txkin9
the he did when the passed. aud
to our ptro Mr.. Richard b. Connolly for the assist
that received from him.
GRO. HEwfsoS. Secretary. s. MINISTER, President.
JAS MOORE, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
s1A1e PRISON MuS1HLY RECORD.

The total number Of cOnvics In the male depart
ment OF Sing Sing Prison on April 1 was 1,1s1.
During the month "A were received, AZ discharged
1 died and were Killed by casualty, leaving the
total nun Der OF males remaning on April 80 1885,
In the female prison there were the 1st OF
the month above stated 100 inmates. Since then
there were rece ved during the month, 8; dis
charged, a; died, l. Total remaining April go 13l;
making the grand total of convlctA in both prisons
l.3ll.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
SUPERIOR COURT.
An Important DccisiOn.
Be.Ore Judge Mcneil.

In the Superior Court yesterday an opinion was
rendered IN the case Of the Bank OF the Common
wealth vs. 7. J. Temple. Defendant 1t win be re-
membered, was the partner Of Marsh. who "de-
faulled" some time ago 10 the tune OF $4,000 The
bank Claimed that Temple was responsible for the
mis- leeds OF h 8 partner. An appeal from decision
IN fas or OF TEN lie was carried 70 ihe Superior
C0urs which, III It's cision, aiirms the Judgment
OF the court below. Judge Mcneil delivered The
opinion, In which Is sustained 10y Judge Spencer
ulpc Ione3 dlSS ntIng.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
PROPOSALS.
NJ oRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.i

7
sealed proposals will be received at the o1cc OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, leo Broadway,
of Cedar street. New York. until Wednesday, the LIST day Of
June 1870 at IL O'Clock for the grading masonry,
bridging baasns of that portion o the Northern Pacific
Rail- In the State OF Minnesota extending from the Dallas
the St. Louis river to the Red river the boundary
of Minnesota "a distance of about 230 miles including
thing requisite to complete roadbed for single track
and necessary side tracks, ready to receive the rail super
structure Proposals be for the work In detail by the
mile
The said company will also receive proposals. at the
time and place. for the timber ties, and for the iron
spikes and fixtures for the road above. The iron
yas TO he delivered the dock at Duluth Minnesota ii
She crossing Of the Mississippi river and the ties to be
ceved according TO blank forms which will be ready for dis
ribution Wednesday, May 1S0 at the office OF the
pan above where plans Of the structures and maps
prohes of the road, with full Specifications then
and the time allowed for completion OF the
made known.
The company the right reject any bids not
deemed to be for the interest OF the company.
Printed circulars, containing full information, will be
nshed on application, by mall otherwise, TO Edwin r.
Johnson Chief Engineer the President
at the Office, 100 Broadway, as above.
President Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
NEW YORK. April 49, 1870
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SUPREME cuusT-cAAMssss.
Application TO Transfer Lanatic.
Before Judge Braly.

In the matter OF the Application for Removal OF
George O. Dunbar, nom Jaa TO a Lu,satto Asvlum.-
This case grew out OF Wall eet transaction, and
the acts appear to be as follows:-Some time ago
the petitioner, Dunbar, VINO was dong an extensive
business In Wall street., had large amount OF STOCK
transmitted - him Tor sale by one OF ms editors.
Tue sale was effected, but Dunbar having ma 10 no
return Of the proceeds, was arrested ana PLACED In
when, Il is claimeI, he became perfectly
imDecile or insane. he was therefore brought be-
fore Judge Brady yesterday, and his transfer from
the Jail to unatc asylum, where he could be proper
ly cared for asked for Ir. r. J. Gage, representing
one OF the creditors did NOT object aud Judge Brady
accordingly ordered temporary transfer OF the pc
titioner to the Bl0omingdae Lunatc Asylum and ad.
journed the further hearing in the matter over TO
Wednesday next.