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5 1 rihfifc mim; jfriSaSt li 18GZ The following resolution, offered'by Com' mSfonei unanimously adopt- GOVLKTTM K-MT AMERICA, I pfgh'S clrccH -VifflOHEY, MONEY. pathetic letter under the Influence of a sensation article, worked rp by the New York papers, winch does not show the real fact a in the case. In conclusion, Mr. Editor, an act of justice to the misled public and myself to publish the full testimony as it was iriven upon the examination, ana lam willing to abide by the public sentiment re-specfcinflr my conduct in the case. People do not all understand, that law is general In Its application, and cannot be made to bend to meet the exigency or eactt case, and that in particular instance, it may seem a hardship, yet, upon the whole, it is for the general good.

KespecUtiUy yours, AH. Dailey. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ME5S, BOYS, A5D CDILDREIS CLOTHING, Ready-Made and to Order, 20 Per Cent, below Broadway Prices, and every way equal in Style, Quality, and Workmanship. TRAPHAGEH, HUNTER Nos.

398. 400, and 402 BOWERY, New Yorlt, JUNCTION OF THBU) AND FOUHTH AVEN0JMJ OPPUbiiE SUTH fcfKKKT. atiinihe c-ty nun-1 or sa'd l.rw. In tbe city, wiUioat a special written per ht from this fit hereby declared to be an fadibonal ordinance of the Board. A series of resolutions relative to cattle driving were adopted, fixing the route, etc.

The las two resolutions are as follows jn-sotvea. That no drove of catt'e, wbile being so driven, shell consist of more than twenty bead, nor any drove of sheep of more than two hundred and fifty bead, nor any drove of swine or pigs of more than fifty bead; bat droves of cattle arriving in thecitv by cars or boats may be driven from tbe of unloading to any existing rattle yard through the streets and avenues designated without limit as to number, provided they are accompanied by not less than one attendant to every twenty head. That tbe resolution passed May 2, 1SS7. prescribing streets through which cattle and o.hec tnizms may be driven, and the number in which they may be driven, is hereby rescinded. Tlie Board then adjourned.

BOARD OF EXCISE. The Board of Excise held a meeting yesterday afternoon, Jackson S. Schultz in the chair. The Committee on Applications reported favorably upon 1,700 applications for licenses. Tin- Counsel asked that summonses be issued in fourteen cases, requiring liquor dealers to attend the next meeting of tho Board, which takes place on Thursday next, to which day the Board adjourned.

The Fire Commissioners. Two fire companies that were charged with violation of the roles of tho'Doptrt-ment had a hearing last night before the Board of Commissioners. The first case tried was that of Engine Company No. 19 against Engine Company No. 17.

The charge was running on the railroad track in Sands street while going to a fire in the First Dist-ict on the moring of April 2d. Thomas Maone, of Company 19, was the complainant and principal, witness. He testified positively that he saw Engine No. 17 on the track. A.

F. Hall, acting foreman of the company that morning, testified as positively that his engine was not on the track. I His evidence was corroborated by that of several members of Ms company who were put on the stand. i The case was dismissed, and Malone, who made the charge. Is to be pat on trial for making liilse accusations.

Engine Company No. 19 vs. Engine Com-oany No. 17. This was another case between i hese two companies.

rt-vl51acauley the Foreman of the former company, stated that he saw men riding on the tender close behind Engine No. 17, when going to a fire in Smith street, about 8 oclock on the night of the tith instant. Other witnesses, not members of the Fire Department, were put upon the stand, who testified to the same tact; but there was no evidence to show that the tender belonged to Engine No. 17. AND PASTIMES.

I Tbe Grand Seottiah Festival national ToainameiiU This tournament of Scottish games bids fair to be the sporting even 5 of the season. Already it creates quite a stir among tbe Caledonians of the country. From the programme, which we append, it will be seen that the Club are profuse in their prize offerings for the occasion, seventeen old medals and between five and six hundred dollars in money prizes being given for tho best displays of the day. These gain as are given by the New York Caledonian Club, and are'open to members of Scottish societies everywhere, who are most cordially invited to be present at the gathering, anti contend for the above liberal prizes. Members of sister societies are invited to visit the Club House, 118 Sullivan street, wbile in the city, which will be always open for their accommodation.

The following are the Committee of Arrangements Chieftain Thos. Barclay, Chairman; Second Chieflain G. Mitchell, Treasurer; Third Chieftain John Watt, Secretary Ex-Cliieftain John Goldie; Clansman Duncan Sillier. The tourney will lie held at Jones Wood, on Thursday, June 27, 18.7. The programme is as follows: The sports of the day wi'l ba open oi.

by an olil-iashionedt Scotch Reel, offer which tlie circle will be cleared, and HALF-PAST TWO. Attempt to Throw a Railroad Train cT th. Track. An attempt wusmade to throw a 'Washing-ton mail train off the track last night near Perryville. At about halT-past ten oclock the engineer, when eight or nine miles this side of the Susquebanna River, saw a part of a rail fastened on the track.

He endeavored to check the train, bat coud not do so before it had reached the rail, which fortunately was thrown off by the cowcatcher. No damage was done to t.he train. If the rail had been more firmly fixed to the track the result would have been a fearful disaster. Sqjoumer Truth Womans Rights, The meeting of the Equal Rights was yesterday enlivened by a characteristic address i om Sojourner Truth, which is well represented, condensed as follows: Mv friends, I am reioiced that you are glad, but I dont know how you will feel hen I get through. I come rom another field the country of the slave.

They have got their rights so much good luck now what is to be done about it 1 foal that I have got as much responsibility as anybodv else. I bave got as good rights as anybody. There is a great stir about colored men getting their rights, bnt not a ward about tbs colored women and if colored men get their rights, and not colored women ge. theirs, there will be a bad time about it. So I am for keeping the thing going while things are stirring because if we wait till it is still, it will take a great while to get it going again.

WMto women are a great deal smar.er and know more than colored women, wMle colored women do not know scarcely anything. They go out washing, which is aliont as high as a colored woman gets, and their men go about idle, strutting up and down; and when tlie women come home, they ask for their money, and take it all, and then st aid because there is no food. I want you to consider on that, chiln. I want women to have their rights. In the Cou-ts women have no rights, no voice nobody speaks for them.

I wish woman to have her voice there among the pettifoggers. If it is not a fit place for women it is unfit for men to be there. I am above eighty years old; it is abort time for me to be going. Bnt I suppose 1 am kept here because something remains for me to do I suppose I am yet to help break the chain. I have done a great -deal of work as much as a man, bat did not get so mnch pay.

I used to work in the field and bind grain, keeping np with thecradler; but never doing-no more; got twice as mnch pay So With tho Gernian women. They work in the field and do as much work, brt do not get the pay. We do as much, we cat as mnch, we want as much. I suppose I am about the only colored woman that goes about to speak for the rights of the colored wo-nen. I want to keep tho thing stirring now that the ice is broke.

What we want is a little money. Yon men know that you tel, as much again as women when you write, lor what you do. When we get our rights we shall not have to coins to you for money, for then we shall have money enough of oar own. It is a good consolation to know that when we have got this we shall not be coming to you any more. You have been having our rights so long that you think, like a slaveholder, that yon own us.

I know that it is hard lor one who has held the reins for so -ong to give np; it cuts like a knife. It wd1 feel all the better when it closes up again. 1 have keen in Washington about three years, seeing about these colored people. Now, colored men have the right to vote; and what I want is to have colored women have the right to vote. There ought be equal rights now more than ver, since colored people have got heir freedom.

I am going to talk several imes while 1 am here so now I will do a ittle singing. I have not heard any singing since I came here. Accordingly, suiting the action to tin- word, tjourner sang. We are going home. There, children, said she, wo shell rest ll'-iiii all our labors; first do all we have lo do here.

There I am determined to go, not to stop till I get there to that bonnli- place, and I do not mean to stop till I get ere. THREE O'CLOCK. Freshel A ong the Drie Rr-'lroad. The heavy rain of Tuesday night and Wednesday morning a groat i reshot along the le of tbe Erie Ral re Fom 33 and Midges were washed away, roads were and travel on the raroal was se-lioesly interrupted. At Oswego the abutments of the bridge on tbe east track were carried away, and eastward turned trains bad to switch oT and cross on the olher track.

At Waverley a swollen stream covered tho track ith sand and gravel two or the 1 feet deep fur a qua -ter of a mile. It was found necessary to lay a temporary track over this vrth. Tlie mail train which left Buffalo at 5 A. M. Wednesday was due in New York at 10 l.M.did not arriveuntil half-past 1 oclock this morning.

The mail train wMcb left Buffalo at 2:1:0 P.M. of Wednesday overtook tho first train at Chemung yesterday. Three mail trains on the Erie road reached New York at the same time this morning. The interruption to travel was mnch like that experienced during tlie heavy snows of last winter. Passengers bad to spend the nights without sleeping acaomraodations, and ireqncntly could not find hotels at which to dire.

The Reported Death of Congre3sniii Marshall. Washinutov, May 19. Congressman Marsbai, of liinos who is row here attending Ms dutir- as a member of the Committ-e on the Judicial, is much surprised at the Westora telegram n-ncunt'ng bis death at Ma home iu that btate. Another Distillery lei-ed. Inspector Cocheu eeii-Cl dislitery in Carter street, Brooklyn, tb's marring, owned by James 1.

Reed. He 1 aj at th'reo times as mnch mash set as was accounted for on the boohs. Tho dis'illery is filled up for d'siiptag gra'n, ard can tu-n out about twenty barrels of spirits daily. DAW INTELLIGENT3- UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. wei is.

The United Stares vs. Pa rloi F.Tr.'y. Defendant is clis-gcd wih carting liquor to a place othe- than to-a bonded warehouse, violation of tbe law. Inspector Cocheu testified to finding him on tbe Cth of April on a cart with three barrels of spirits, cro-sing the Wall St-eei Ferrv. Whom lTi-iy was psked where he got the spirits he said at firs-tliat he got the spirits in Fomao street, bat ailerwards sjd be got them in Fleshing avenue, on the sidewalk.

The barrels wee falsely branded. The case was adjourned until to-morrow. The United States vs. Thomas Kennedy- ST fl Union Office (10 Front st.) 1 1-2 P. 3r.

C3-. The Drill Last Evening of Gen- oe Smiths Brigade. The officers and non-commissioned ofliMrs Of Brigadier-General Jess C'y National gade. Second Division, GuaM, forming keletuj forrill last the means of 11 room The under the eye in a inspection and criticism. The exercises consisted of only brigade dress parade according to 016 mrdU1mdf nTI-isted by the follow-tognamed members of Ms staff: Major Benjamin Haskell, Brigade Inspector, acting A.

A. General; C-ptam John Barry, Aid-de-Camp, and Captain It. E. Ogdon, A. The regiments were the wen lieu tenant-Coloncl B.

C. Ward, comm ind-inv the Forty-seventh, Lieutenant-Colonel commanding; the Fifly-ssc: ond Colonel M. W. Cole; and the Fifty-sixth, Colonel J. Q- Adams.

Although this was a skeleton drill, the characteristics of every command were conspicuous, and their faults the more glaring. The general necessity adduced is that of Studying the book more. Through all grades officers and non-commissioned officers, their neglects in this respect are apparent. The duties required of them are simple, and the books of instruction contain nothin" mysterious. An evenings hour occasionally spent in studv will suffice to make them all their obligations require.

The militia should be held to a strict accountability by the people, through the Governor of the State, for the proper improvement of the means which the people have put into their hands, and not be too inclined to deem themselves independent organizations. Every opportunity is afforded by the State for its citizens to gat, thoroughlv, the rudiments of warfare, and particularly tactics in the field. Our last war proved the necessity of this militia experience, particularly through the West, where organizations were unfrequent. When the war broke out those who had had drill in the Eastern organizations, and who were scattered here and there in various occupations, were sought after with great honors and interest. Committees waited upon tbem in per.

on, and they were tendered important commands. Many of them became distinguished, and, what was better, organized and led our treops promptly to meet the Southern fire on its own ground in chivalrous though rather mischievous American rivalry. Tne officers who are placed over our militia should be held in the for feiture of their commissions to a strict performance of their full duties, and the inspectors should be serupulonslv chosen solely with a view to their sharp fitness for detecting faults and suggesting tueir remedies. And in this connection instructors or acting inspectors might be suggested to be appointed first from those in the various organizations who have been in actual service second from persons outside who have seen service, and fast from the command without regard to rank. It is not necetsaniy the' chief disparagement to a commanding officer to have a junior -as instructor.

The tact is naturally in some men who have not the other qualities for keeping a militia command together. Many officors-nnd enlisted men were observed here and ihe last evening who were the embodiments of the soldier in every motion and look. It is those men whoshoulu beprouiptiy called to the front and invested temporarily with the buton of instruction. Rl 'HKXS. The -ock the lead in drill and iiimilx-rs cuing.

Tua o.her battalions have some v.ok to do to rival tbem. But the manual of a nut throughout the brisrade was poorly executed. All ordered arms too heavily. Almost all carry the right arm too straight at shouldered arms. That tires the tendons of the arm, and is forbidden by the book.

The arm should be slightly bent, carrying the pieco on the muscle. Overhaul your hook on this point, an hen you have found it makea noteof it. There is a lack of uniformity throughout the brigade. Standing at parade rest s- me battalions observe Casey and oihers Scott. It looks bad in lin'e.

In fixing bayonet the same diversity occurs. This is the fault of the brigade com mander. In the separate battalions some companies had gaiters or leggings anil others not. In perlorming the motions of shoulder arms from the order, or presenting I arms iiom the shoulder, the bayonet was pitched too far forward. 1 'is position of the solditr teas poorly observed; and until onr militia begin back (those who need it) to this letter A of the alphabet the position of tha BulOJti Jiey may expeet to get vigorously rapped by the critics.

It would not be ring too tar to recommend several entire evenings devoted by tlie whole Division officers and all without arms, to this lesson the position of the soldier. In the loadings there was a diversity in the same regiments in drair rammers and return rainmers. Some obeived Scott in planting the fingers anil thumbs up, with palms to the front, and extendiur the arm to full length, and others observe! Casey in pointing the thumb down anil raising the elbow. Many a hand has got hit being held up too high. Particularly in the ii rings wasonerudment That was in tlie aim.

Most of the pieces were aimed aoore the horir ntsl. '1 he cc Kays, depress the piece slightly. Overhaul your trook on tbo point, and when vou haveloundit. stick a pin there. And even in the exen-ise of snapping the piece last evening, without cap or carirhlge, the muzzles bobbed np.

With such drill, and muskets loaded, the squirrels in tfo trees would suffer than the enemy on the ground or, in case of a street riot, the people on the house-fopt, up there in innocence and landed security, would', suffer more than my noble iriends on the s. -eel. Tnis was the great fault in the volunteer army overshooting, both by ourselves and the rebs. Who does not remember the trees beiriiig the small-pox all the way np as high as thirty feet, and four-tilihs of the shots above the height of a mu's head! Beauregard at Shiloh said to Ms men on the morning of the tattle Boys. load slow And aim 'or, And the day is yorrs.

By the looks of the trees on that field, if either army had observed that rale not a man would' have been leit to tell the story. Those wearing gloves last night at a room drill were out of taste. The staff, whenre viewing the line in standing review, need not keep step. The Drum Major, when trooping off and passing tlie commanding officer, saluted writh tlie hand next to the commanding officer, which was wrong also the hand was too mneh bent. A man in the rear rank of his corps does not keep step nor try to.

How he can drum that way Hob only krows. Generally in the marchings the -e was too much excital ility and haste. There is too much of a tendency to accelerate the cadence. This is the iauit of -Tne officer should feel firm, solid steadiness a' I over him, and impart ittotbemeni -eq neat wuh a raut ionary and stern voice. Tnis is what the matter there is too much dril'n-j on smooth floors and in hut mareVn-j The hoys should he tried iu the field with packed knapsack y.e let them ofi here with the partin" advice more book, more book.

The next room drill comes off on the and the field day in June. Several military gentlemen were present as spectators among whom were Gen. Jour-dan, Colonel of the rising Thirteenth, and the young veteran Gen. Molinoux. FRASKLIS at'ARD.

In connection with military matters, we add here that Company 1, Franklin Guard, Capt. Wm. M. Baldwin, Fourteenth -Kogiment, will parade this evening at 7 o'clock from the City Armory, it being the anniversary of the organization of the company. They will also give a military and civic hop on the 23d at Gothie Hall, the annl- AAaii.

iUbilUlll- Yersary of their swearing into the United otates service for the war. 5 BOARDS OF HEALTH AID EXCISE. A Letter from a Clergyman Concerning the Marriage Certificate Slaughter Houses Cattle Driving in the City Applications for Liquor License. The Board of Health held a regular mating yesterday. President Jackson S.

Schultz in the chair. The following letter from an Episcopal clergyman, in which a certificate of inarriare was sent to the Board of Hoalth, was received Hobart Hall, May 8, 1377. 7i the Jtoerrd of JTralth 1 be v. J. J.

Klmendorf. D.T)., renders, ax many-other priests do, an account or a p.xrt ofhw religious and rriefftlv function only under protest, The law in question is nested on a fa'se intrusion of the State of New Ydflj mto the domain of religion and the t'hurch. Tue dutv of recordincand recopnizin? civil marriwres lx one thinv: tbe celebrataon of the sacramental rite of mi ri ironv as Catholics regard it, ebolute.y another. Yet in compliance with the letter of an unconst muional 1 iw tbe Rev. Pr.

Klmendorf reports in writing tlie nvii's surcemes, etc. But his celebration of a iWki-msservtCi js not in accordance with the laws the State of New York, ror violation of tt.eiu. It has notbmetod with them. If the certificate whs properly ordered he would fill it up. still under protest.

lie declines tilling the present certificate, because it expresses a falsehood and respectfully requests tbe attention of the urooer authorities. John J. Klmesoorf, proper aum Bector of Holy Innocents Charcb. jg- The fifth line, fifth occupation of certificate, TDicV.t have been erased, but Dr. E.

(nought best to let it alone. Tbe communication was referred to the Counsel for his report. The report of the Sanitary Superintendent, which was read, states that 192 tenement houses and 115 private dwellings had been inspected during the week, and that forty-five of the former, and twenty-three of the lat-. had I found in a condition detrimental to health. TITTI i I 3 I i I Herd of PAmy Ponies A Preceadim Om HUs Lnm a fnoor Gtcjs 1 roope.

Msie and Fema'e B-ie-BacX BfcdrL dvxs, uwjinmni, kaonifi- WD.L EXHIBIT IN BBOOKLTK, Wxlnc day. May 30, 21, and aa. Admton lo both Menavrie and rwt, docents. Cnildren 10 years ofae sod oixler, 25 ceatx. Doors open at 1 ana p.orauaeri trt rommewe at o'clock, thos aord-nx tho rWt ors one bon and a ha'ft inspect the An'mva.

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ITieOnly Great Lkcu Klcr. 1 gve iii starti ng exhibit on witi LIONS, TIGERS. I FOPAUIk. AND PANTHFBH. Itend the naoe off the EMI INT IKUK Who will participate in the EQUBTKIAN AND GYMNiSTlC E.vrERYVIV MEN f.

TlfEORAND PARADE. WITH 1 II Onl.hKX C1I UtldT, 1IIE21 ORNAMENTED PFNN, ICO UOIL-Kt, a IX P.laOODED, THE PRr.TrV PON Rs. AND THE FXTIIIK i IHliN HETI.NfK. MONDAY MOiiMXO. VY All.

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declared July 1st, 1-fifi, to participating c-Mfomcr. B. W. DKIiAMATER, IrH -tt. WsW.

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'Ibis (fomfiauy fturew Juiidmg. Mrch-ftnlis Household FuruiPire. easels, and Cargoes in port other -roperty. on liberal utoh. Losses promptly and etfuitably adjusted.

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Mason, A hy ook.M.D.T. A. Newman. Y. Imnnl Tin.

James Eaton. f. IL l-f Wm. EiL-worth, Foster Pettit. lifts.

Alfred Hanitoergh John D. Fnn'T Jonn loslow. J- -l FtTIf. Presi-l-nt, Joww r. PmLir, vrrc-; nTi.

O. A instant cecretary. ilrsaE THE BRITISH A43 NORTH BRITISH Aa MERCAHTILE anc CJoiupanv LONDON AND EDINBUEGH. Ixx 1300. NFW YORK hIEEfTOR(.

rma DABNEY. Ewi-, ftairawn. of Dahnv Momn A U. Mfon Humphreys, of E. D.

co Av mar Cater, tA-i. of Aymar Devjd JJwrM Jftwn A r4 P. ateliri. fc-uj ot Pbpri i rhauocey: Simeon H. (JblUeuden.

Esq of H. hheppard Oandy pard tiandy to- EZRA WHITK. Manager. Cttao. FI WyrTTr, Ast Manager.

MWTH. PftBSftt. M-IVUS a Bankers, jfean. Loan. Dak A tako, Solicu.

I i 1 I 1 TTNTTED STATES OF Eastern District of New York. whereM, an tn formation hrti been filed ta taCvnt Court of tbe United ttotetof A merlon, foe tbo Eaitern Ifistrict of New on tbe twentieth dty of ApnL tbe year of onr Hold ono thousand eiRbt hundred and tuty-wm, by Benjamin P. Tracy, Hq. United gtotea Histrict Attorney for the Eastern District of et York, on behalf of the United again tho following do scribed property. eonatsUno of goods, wiron, and gy- chandlse, package, dhalfied spinas, raw mmerl stfilaTfowUUiurapparata.

tnba, btot-W tcoo palioiM of maeh, one copper stiil, doabler, lies ia cwton-foom. four Urn fermentihff tab (two tail of beeri, one barrel of nun ta akld ta oeliar, 1(D oaliMts of and worm-tub, copper worm, two formnuof tab (two ft ralions of nun, tools, fouo at the dU- mmp, three lenrths of hose, tools, iband at the dta Cillery of James OBrien In Graham street, Brooklyn. Ana whereas, the sabfftanoe of the said inform Ation that E. E. Halley.

Hepnty Collector of Intonal Keveauo for the Third OollecUon Histrtct of the State of New York, has seized the ahore described property, anides, as forfeited to the nse of the United States, by re-pna of a TioUtiOD of the Internal Kerenoe laws of the United States and of sereral sections of the act of Ooo- Now. therefore. In pursuance of the munition on3r the seal of the said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming tbe said property, articles, or ta any manner Interested therein, that they be and appear before the said Circuit Court, to be held at tbe City of Brooklyn, ta and for the said Eastern District of New York, oa tbe eleventh day of Mav. iv? at twelve o'clock noon oft hat day (provided the same same shall be a day of of Juris diction, otherwise on tbe next day of Jurisdiction tborto alter), then and there to Interpose their claims, and to make their allegations in that behal ln.ted this 2otU day of April. FRANCIB DAL.

LON, United States Marshal. dtQ. B. F. Tbact, United State District Attorney, Aa ap3S-td TTITEI STATES OP AMERICA, 1 Eattern District of New York, ss.

WbvrcM, an inform at on bath been filed In the Circuit Court of the I ted States of Amor ea, for tbe EmI-ern District of New York, on tbe 23d day of Apr in tbe year of our I. rd one tbonaaad hundred and sixty-seven, by Benjamin F. Tracy, United State District Attorney for the Eastern D.stx ct of New York, on behalf the Uriel tale, igaint the fbllowinc-de-senbed property, eonaisrne of yoods. wares, and merchandise. package.

apir.ts, raw stills, distilling apparatus, boilers, engines, tub, tools that is to sav seven hogsheads of beer, about 1.9 gallons ta fermentation, tn.rty-e-eht empty cwk and barrel', twelve bushels of grain, one large copper worm, one large swill trunk, one carboy of Vit-b one larye Jack-screw. IXk Uth. one empty barrel, one wooden still and doubler, one low-wme tnb, two receiving sterns, one upright boiler, one barrel con-taiD'rg syrups, one barre. coutalnioe honey, oi steam engne, one steam gauge, ore wheelbarrow. seven pes th.rty barrels, fonr rece.Vitig casks, or ve, ooe nat-crmcker, one rotary unp, one copper pump, one barrel containing about fourteen gallons of whlky, one track, one box tools, one stove, one hydrometer aa-1 thermometer, one aa'ihrometer, one case empty bsttiei, one one screw, one lamp, one iron ie.

several pieces hose. iron graUne, one b- andf.iii.one turn saw. paint pots, tools. one table, fermenting tubs, one mash tub. onesquareyexst box.

one beauer, one yeaf-t beatc-r, lot of lead pipe, one leu6h hose, one bag of bops, one carboy, brackets, ropes, found at distillery of Henry W. Quitaaer, on Bergeu street. And where, the substance of tbe said Information is that K. E. Dailey, Deputy collector of Internal Revenue for I he Second Collection I strict of tbe Si.ntof New York, baa seized the above-decrifeJ pr.pr;y, at tides, as fone ted to tbe ae of the Una-d by reason or vlolat.on of the Int.

rnal Rcs'-na? lw or the states and of several sections ci the ac of Congress ai relat.on thereto; and praying tit tues-vd may be condemned as fone.ied to the me of the United Now. therefore, in pursuance of the mon'ton under the seal of the sa.d ('ourt to me recie 1 and del v-rel. I do hereby give public notice to all prtn claemst the said property, article or in any manner ested therein, that they be and appt'ar before the tol Circuit ('ourt, to lie held at the City of Brooklyn, iu as 1 for the a.d Eastern District of New York, on tbe liti day of May. IreT. at twlve ocock noon oft.i.itdtv (provided tb Rutne shall be-a iav of Jur-l ct on.

oth -wise on the next next day of Jir.sdi tmn hre -t. then and there to lntTws their claims, and to ouki their allegation in that behalf. Pnled thi fid of Aprl. iwrr. FRANCIS L.

DALIAN. Unftl Ststo Ac. B. F. Tracy, United Ktuie D.str ct AJtornev.

A' ITEI STATES OF AMERICA Eastern Ditriit of New York. s. tTiereas. an information hath b-n file 1 In thrf'rcjlt Court of the I luted tats of Auier-a. ir th Ditrir; of New York, on the 2Tth day April.

In tli year of our Ixrd one thousand eight hundred and tty-seveti, by Lenlemtn F. 'I'racj 1tiiiei Dis trict Attorney lor the Eastern of New York, on behalf of the I'nited Nutw. against the following de-scrbed property, consisting of good, pa-k s. dtstdled spirits. tliat i to say Se entv-flve hir-rels of whisky or distilled spirits, at the re-uf mg establishment of P.

P. L.v A Co. And whereas, the substanre ssd that Fredet.ck Cocheu. at thet ty of lirooklvn. state of New York.

las sei.vil tlie HtMo'tl-vriiMl i sky or sp r.tc aa forfeited to the n-e of il inul ta be ff'CTi of a violation of the lntirial Revenue JimMofthe I'nited Njtw, and of several -tions of the art of CongTe In re'at on there. an 1 pr.iving at the said hL-tky orspnts mav condemned a for'iited to the ue oi the I nitsd sta Now. there ore In pursuance the mnmMon nndre the seal of the al1 to me direct I and dti erd I ilo her bv give public notice to all er ns c'nlin'ng te soul wiiu-ky or s-lnt. or in anv niunner i -tl tin rln. that they le and apnotir before iu sa I I I url.

to be held at iho(lt ofJtrHklvn. in a.id fortao rifd 1 aMcrn IHtril rf New Ynrk.m the 'h iv of May. at moon ofthut d.tv prvidt shtUi a dr.y of turldictmn. otherwise i to next dny rf lun-mc -fiu fher-wil n. Hum nnl thr ti nterro-e their c'siuL.

an 1 1 make tneir alie ratious iu ilmi iifliuir. I.ntcsl thl 27th day of April. 1ST. 1m 'I. I N.

1 -I i- h-1 A' It. F. Tiu Cnit4d suu'j in Attjrn A XT H. MARSHAL'S SI.K.nV VIRITI! ol votvlif ion! ndr 1 r.ml 4l livtrol. I sil wmI hi i i an-'tio i.

mi i i ia ot Mav. S.r, at I i rl A hI i1isjii.pv trim of Jiim PJvnioT.i tr tr l.ro4-kl the foonln it large mu ininT tnlw. one m.t i.Mifit t'i. t-fi-mn lxilr pow r. one si II it wo mnt one d.uhi.

r. one he it on I 'i i', i ciiiirr worm. hvrlrmou-r. om low io ttj'1'urii nan' one slmm ju up ihh vl ii two length of hone, shovel-, poker. Iitn! M.i 7th.

KilAA. lt 1 A I T.V. iHji td I ir XT'ITFI NTATKS OF lu.Urn IH-'riet ol New Yo-h sh. an lr.ornstin bath i HP I In the Ir-trie-t Court 4f tin 1 of Am.Tri. lor Fut4-rn District of rk on In 1m year of our ixnl one ihoa'rl 'Kht hu i1 rl a 'el sixtv to vn.

bv njarnin r.fte.v 1'nl I bt lie Dbt Aliormy the ivisirm bD'rict of New Yo.fc. on half of tne 1 SQut, utiusi the folioai'ig descrilMd pritperty. A that Is to a iv llo gnllon of lr, one upntht iler. snmll steam engioe. one Pam gnn.

one douhh iui4i hat r. V. orin tub and jp worn, o.it frre pnmp. three and -tn hall hoshenM of six riiic tii.ng tuns, in lo t-v tu- In front yard, one i a-k oni.i.nin- -p nts thr-l line, one 4-roaiar. thr shovris.

toi.n1 et tin disttlvry of As u. 4 idrs, ou den sir et. And wu the subst nce the add laform-lion Is that E. K. Jeii'ev, put M.

'or Intrriml Im nue for tin kv i-mI District of tie cf N1 Vvk. ha i.J u. uovd- scribed property. ntlcle. Ac, ms forfen the ueef tli.1 t'nit h' roa -on off a vl the Internal Revenue law of the United hi vr i c.

ion of th' 4'imre in i I imorm flon reo rml to: and prating that the dd proie aria le. Is mil nunl a oriiiei to t.e j.t of till 11 I Mat 4-. ai hi und I se: I ''i I r' I I and I. 1 berb gie pihc all cl nln in I i or in a i nr hi1 I therein, that fin a'td Is th 1 ir -t jnV' d'' rfened dlm tA I Cirtirl. 0 1)4 uf F-l Iv of n.

t4enth 4l.iy oi Mav. 7. in I 4ln protfU! tin mo hIimI otlirr ie ri I lie next it o' l.irruli I i -r then nnl (lire Intf. tsir c.uji an I li ui ii tlitir hI og itloim in Unit ibis jih dm of April, 1.7. FBN4IK DAI ox.

nil Mirshfi Ar, B. F. racy. I'nited suu foirict Aturu- Aa 4-td UNITED HTATKS OF lisurn rlirit of New York. Tiros.

an Information tiaili if-n hlM in th T.s-trlct (ourt of I ho VuifisI Mill of tnioiV forth i'-iiii M-inrt of Vort.on tbe 2. In the sear of oitr I rl or tiioijaand rulit hit rilr- 1 k.i I feUtv cl. l.lrw I uu- I -f ts ri Attorney for the rn of rk. on behalf of the nit M-Ite, against th foil. dtsciib periy and di'tilll sp.rJtH.thxi I.

ijuv: hiindr td irrels uf whky i. nt twenty fiv barrels wh.ky ir 4ii-tilled 8irii 4 I red on nnl the tit-r I nt 1 at tbe foot of loier street, and stored at Miller a bun 1-1 warehouse. And whereas, the snbtance of thessld Infirmatlnn I (hat Fred 'Ick C'ocbeu. of the (My of Mi74-d ihe iilmve-di-. critad property and distilled ((1 its as forfeited to Ibe use the Inited State, by reon of a violation of the Internal Revenue taws of the Mti and of various sections of the act oi (ongr.ta in said Infor it oo referred to; and praying itiAt the said andntstilied spirits mav be oon as Innett' to tbe use of tbe I nlld ist hUm.

Now. there.ote. of the mooUon under tlr wmI ol tLc UmuCoqH to mfiiilnriei vrei I do hereby give public notice all perionn ciai.n ie ss property anil stiil1 spirits, or in an rr mi'T n-tt there that lhv be and before the a Dirtr.c fonrt to le at the (Mv of Brooklyn. an I for ttie vaui Dinirict ol New York, on the i ia of May, 1 i.7, at twelve ochak rn on oft hit tprm idellie nme shal. a davof jarisdiction oi -w on the nxt dav of JnnsJ ctin tu- r-ti: r.

th i and tfo re fn cla an 1 I m.ie thu.r aegiit.on Tint behalf. I iitnl HiL'- ih day Aprd. HMNfls TtA 1. 1. N.

tnh 'firhil. I. I KAI I mud stales Hitrct Alt ruy, pN td 1TMTEI STATES OF AMERICA, Jm EiM. rn Dlntrlc, of New York. ss.

Wherns. an lntrmaion hath Nei lllel 1 th Dls trict ourt of tbe I'ni'ed of Am'ric i for the Kt- ei Id-irict New Vffk. on tbe th dav of M.iv. tie year of our f.ord om- tli'rtismd ee'ht Imndrel a-vi ffixtj seen, hy niin F. l'racy.

I uite I st mrm Hi-trict Attorn for the F.tern Iftistrict of Nw York, on Itehalf of the Rtel states, against tbe foilowii- descrllxd property, artiep, tc that is to say Nine thousand gaPons of ma-sh. stm bler with fix-tre tw donkev si am pumni, with One n. sfon ti.i d. i r. iv jo.

jth HiU'-t ons. cr Inili ruhfer hs ms-h tutis. two emi-tv win, brrreis. wo empty twandy hir-feL. And whereas, the utstancf of the -aid inform log is that William Andrew, I) puty ollecfpr of Int rtiil Revenue for toe Thirl itl-lection Distrct of the Mst of New York.

Ifo seired the above-de-crdied prtinerry, artirlei, hi forfe.ted to the U-e of the Hats. by rreoa fit sJlatiin tin lnt4Tii.il Uvenn l.iwiof i nwT i states and of vrriu- e-tions of the 'reji- in said information referred hi: and nrvm lat the ad property. arPdes. mavb condemn 1 as forfeited ty the u-e of tne I n.ted State. Now.

therefore, pur-uanre off the monition nn1r tho seal of the a'd Omrt to directe- and hv. re-L I do hrety give publ.c notice to all jersoi4 darning tbe said property, art.rles ot in any nan-ner intererteo therein, that they and apjvrar before the aaid District Court, to be hhi at the My off Brooklyn, in and for the ad J-jirierti Histr ct of New ork, the dy of Mi, lsr7. a twrve oUick noon of that day (provided tlie" same iall be a day of Jur.dietin. otherwise on the nxt dav of Jurisdiction thereafter, then and there to interpose tneir cla and to make their allegation? in that behalf Hated this th day of iv, ls7. RAVCIS 1 IALL United fttotes 4c.

B. F. Tract, United Elates District Attorney. fcc. my7 td tj S.

MARSHALS SALE. BY VIRTUE of a writ of Wndittoni Exponas to me directed and deiVfrcd, I will sell at puhic ao'lou on tbe loth day of May. 1 ,7. at 10 oclock A. the distillery premises of luvnbd OBrien.

Adphi street, between Flushing and Park avenues, itrooklyn, the fo. lowing dCTited propertv. 1 copper still. I heater, donbltr. I worm and tab, 2 ctrn aid contents.

force pump. 9 mash tnis. 75 foe of rubber hone. I sepa rator, 1 bydromeu-r and ck. 1 thermometer.

2 tin funnels, 15 empty barrel. 5emrtv h'lnhb. I desk, ax. 1 crrler. 1 saw.

I shovel. iantem. copper and iron pipes. cono-ctinc apparatus. Ac.

Dated May th. K. niyWd FRANCIS L. DALLON, U. f.

Marsh aL i of It. i AMERICA, 1 UXTTED STATES OF Letern DiTnctof New York, as. Wnereasxn hath bren lined fn tbe fpent Court of the Untet states ot America for the Enuva strict of New York, on the twent4jh day of April, in tire year of ur fjirti one tuorwand eight bandreiaad FiFtyeven. by Benjam.n F. Tracy, Ttutri ttuei Attorney f.r the Laru lustctof New York on behalf of the Un.ted rial, an-nt the foliowing-de sen bed property, eoosistmg of gxxls.

wares, and merchandise. packaes.d itdled raw maLvials. st'lls 4 k. is to bat still (two heater, wot hoffshertis of molasses, Ibor cLtrn tuha, ax larre fermenting tubs, seven pieces I nd. a rubber bone, two copper 1 Ftra ners, about one ton of coil, three force pmnw: fourteen ml Ions measure, two nuib m'xerft.

tw thermom t-rs. two tin hydrx.nter or seo-arutor. two iron pokers, found ct the dist liery'of Peter -Aut n. No. 'Zu water street.

And wherers. tbe substance of tbe ad information la that K. Fn Iftatley. Deputy (VUectorof Internal Kvenae for the Th rd (oliction Ditrct of the state of New York. ba seized the above-described property artire forfeited to tSe use of the United Kp bvreZ- renof the Internal Revenu' laws of the LniUdtatea anil of several sections of the act of Con' in relation thereto, and praying that th- sa nroo-erty.

art cFs, may be condemned aa forfe.ted to th use of tbe United Stat. Now, therefore, la pursuance of the monition nnw 10 OirectolSnd delivSrS I do tmbr rive public not-cetoail peraon, aim ii properly, articles. or in therein, that they be and appear behretheiri Circuit Court, to be held at tbe ritrHroutlTn in tSd the aa.d Faetern Idstnet of Sew York, on roe fnth day of May. 1-C7. at twelve o'clock noon of that day fptovWsd the same ahau be a day ofjorl-cuon ineSronfV dar of Jur-aotion th-rcafter then and there to Interpose their daUns and to out their allegation, le that behalf Iated uiis2Jth Lay of Apr.l.lsc FRANCI La- DALLON.

UnltM tats Marshal Coifed Matrt District Attoruey, Ac. i 1 I 1 I FOT7R OCLOCK. BY THE CABLE. Advance in American Securities. Liverpool, May 9 2 P.M.

The ships Garland and Explorer sailed from this port to-day for San Francisco. FINANCIAL. London, May 92 P.M. The money market is active and consols have advanced being now quoted at 91. American securities are quoted at this hoar as follows: United States Five-twenty bonds, 72; Illinois Central Railway 7oi; Erie Railway shares, 41.

COMMERCIAL. London, May 9 2 P. M. The market for sugar is firm and quiet at 2s. per cwt for No.

12 Dutch standard. Liverpool, May 92 P. M. Tbe cotton market is irregnlar and quotations are fluctuating. Naval Intelligence.

Botton, May 10. The United States steam sloop of war Richmond, from Washington, has arrived here. Another Alleged Heavy Whisky Fraud. A case is now on trial in the U. C.

C.rcu'-Couii, before Hs Honor Judge Eenetii entitled The United StffC3 against five hundred and eight barrels of spiiits. is liquor discovered by Inspector Cache a in December last at No. 63 -Water in this having on false brands and otherwise in violation of the United States revenue laws. The lower part of No. Cl Water street is a bonded warehouse, et which kind of warehouses only are liquor dr a era allowed to store their liqnors whTe awaiting the requisite payments under the Revenue laws.

No. C8, adjoining, is similar house a appearance toNo. 6S. Mr. Edmi.

Kimball, tha claimant of the liquor, shows a trans-poriat'on bond permitting him ta remove bonded warehouse No. 61 Water street barrels of distilled spirits. This taking out of a large bond scorns to ba a i old trick by which tbe holder can transport a larger amount rapidly and covertly, athough tbe la-ge amount named would seem to the inspectors to occupy a long time. Ii December last Inspector Cochea went prospecting around the cellar of No. 63 in liis usual way, and discovered an improvised hole in the wall loading through into the cellar of No.

61, which was not a bonded warehouse. Cocfcen, thinking this was a fine opening for a yoang mac, went in, accompanied by Deputy Iollect De-ly. There they found these oCS barrels of whisky falsely branded, the brands lying there moist, and the cellar hoii an covered with the scrapings of barrel-heads, and which on examination appeared to be old brands, scraped cff. The new brands, some of them. Inspector Cocheu testifies, were marked Rectified by C.

F. mi. h. Thirty-second District. N.

Y. There is no such rectifier in New York. Cocheu testified to tbe concealed appearance of the liquor, anil as to there be'ng no evidence on tbe ont side of any such re being applied to the building. Tbe itnerses for the defence will be examined to-m arrow, when tbe case will be iui ther reportc 1. In case this lot of whisky is forfeited to the Government it will sell for being tlie amount of Government tax.

That cis-ky never brings any more than $2 p6r gallon (the actual bought irom Gav-e nmi-nt sale, and that auaoan's a-o i 'd under that price, is evid that the i evenue is deirauued. It is tlie opinion of some of the Government officers that not over one-tenth tho liquor sold has had the Government tx o-i it. What a temptation to Government officers Tbe Police and the Sunday Law. TELEGRAPHIC ORDER MAY 10, lSil. To avoid the con' gqnenca of the inisiMi-derst-nding that scams to have resulted from Telegraphic Order of tho U.h the same is hereby reveled.

J. A. K. The order referred to f- the one dire the closing all places of busmens, of whatever description, on Sundays. POPULAR VIEWS AND QUERIES.

Co-operative Building. 9 Wii.loitohby Street, Brooklyn, May 9, 13 T. To the Editor of rite Union; Knowing the deep interest you take in tlie welfare of the working classes, I beg to give you the plan of co-operation as now carried on by the most successful building societies now jn active operation in England, mv experience of which, extending over a period of fifteen years most of tlie time holding office, and a portion of it as Secretary convinces me that if tbe same rules and regulations wore adopted here they could be made equally successiul beneficial to tho working classes. The plan to be adopted is as follows Let each member pay a weekly subscription of one dollar per share. The lunds of the Society to be advarced to members in sums of f'CO anil upwaids, chaining seven per cent, per annum int errs; for tbe advance.

The advance ta bo repaid in ten years jy monthly installments, said instaltmcn-. ta include principle and interest. The Society ta be managed b- and directors chosen from the embers. The profits to be divided and paid iu cash annually equally amongst members, thus making it also a for not wishing to purchase property the interest thus tilvidJ would average iroiu seven to nine pc-r cent, per annum. It impossible for mo to explain tlie matte-in lull in this letts-, but the rai.ilt would be as follows siv a mem ber obtains a loan of three thousand dollars from this So sieiv, ho could buy a (louse that he could not rent less than $5C3 or per yea- whereas his subscriptions to the Society would ba t-i par month, or 132 per year for ten years, wiion the property would become his own.

free an 1 clear from all incumbrance. Is this not a result worth trying for I say it is, and can be easily realized by all who tiy. I shall be glad to explain the rules and give lull information in order to form a so-. ciety on the principles above stated, if any of your numerous readers will call upon i 1 in the basement. No.

9 Willoughby street, Brooklyn. Your obedient servant! Charles Smith. cannot expect. I can only say that it is easy for a woman constituted with such a mind as onr setting woman appears to have to imagine1 dangers and perils as great as she pict ures, and a draw jnst such conclusions as she does from the case of Effie Griffin. If.

however, this hffiy, whom I believe ta be all sbe claims for herself, wi)t come to mv Court, and take the testimony given in that case and caret ally peruse it, and then imagine herself no I will not ask tha- if she will then say that the case warrants either what she quotes or writes, I shall have very much mistaken her good sense. When she learns, as is the fact, that there is not the least evidence of the imbecility of the 1 mother of Effie Griffin that Effie Griffin is a girl who can both read and w.ito, and though evidently a simple-minded girl in many respects s'hs is in others molerataly bright, and knows lull well in what decency ing with her mother and a prostitute in one and the same room and bed, and scores of meirhave been from night to night for many weeks visiting that room for lewd pnrposr and bad gratified their, lasts on her bed, and before her eyes, without dissent or disapprobation from her, she will begin ta question the veracity of Effie Griffin when sbe claims to be a girl of virtue. And when she finds that Effie not only swears to all the above, bat also swears to cohabiting with Quirk before tha alleged marriage, and also that there is abundant proof as good as that of Effie's that her cohabitation with Quirk upon each occasion was voluntary, and not forced; and when she also learns that there were no threats made to compel Efiie to the marriage or to force her assent, she will question no, she will conclude, as I did, that there was no rape. And when she learns that a magistrate cannot act without proofi and that as I could get no proof as to tlie real character of Flinkwing I could not imprison him or any one else for violation of the law respecting the solemnization of rair-I think, on the whole, she will eon- elude that she has worked herself into aa excited frame of mind, and has written a very New York. Friday, May 10 3 P.

M. Money is in rather bettor demand on ill and is steady in price. The U. S. Sub-Treasury receipts yesterday were including irom customs; payments, balance laet even'ng.

119,223,101. Gold receded from 137) at the close yestsr-lorday to 137 at the opening to-day, and sub sequently ral-ed to "on, however, a tame market. The demand has bee limited for foreign exchange, which has been quoted firm, however, ine'udcg baoke.V slx'y day sterling bills at 109 109. Government sec-uri'ie: have been quot'd about tbe same as at the clooe of vest 3-Jay tbtough tbe forenoon with a moderate trade reported, chiefly in the later issu: a of the F.vc-twent'C3. Railway and stacks have en rather buoyant in price since oar last, on a fiflr spccuative call, chiefly rom tho street operetorj themselves, to whom the market is almost exclusively left by the outside public.

The specie rc spts at this port irom ail sources, or the first fou' months of the current year, were against exports of 8,8283236. There has been less firmness since noon, in the gold dealings, which have been on tho basis of as low a rata as 1351, closing at 137 137. Government securlt'e- have b'an in mi demand, and under more fivorable London advices pnee3 of tbe Five-twenties of 1861 have advanced to 108108i, and of 1'ii ta 10C ICO. The Exchange bidding earlier in the day was as follows 8 Lord 3 per cent.97.12 do do do do cpn 68 131 do -Ill'; do 6 500dt lOQQAL 11 ll do 6-20 ret doV20500Al000 do e-'j) rex. 6 1 11 i do 5- JO 5oo A 1000.

10l do 5-U) re. i Hatch, Foote bankers. No. 12 Wall street, exchanged this day the Seven-thirty notes on tlie following conditions: They pay 55c. difference on August notes.

7.95 difference on June and 1.75 difference on July notes on eaih 51,0 conversion. The bidding for New York Stala and city, and for Brooklyn city bonds to-day, was as follow ITY 7 per cent do liex.Bty Lnao do 7 it) By Lu.l0.S do 6 do do fl do 7i do do 71 4 NY Re. Bt'y Ln.7?.l do do 77 NYC per 7o i do 5 do 82 6 do 75 N. Y. C.

pr .7 9 Auil for city Bank sha: es as follows New Yorfc jOhatbsm 112 IBbdIe ofi i rt 0't- .1 lierchrnts 11 Bsolc of Nor; Am' Meckamcs Hanover Cnlon Irving 1 A me ca Metropolit Puenix 103 Npk 1 Tradefii ene 12 (Hlioe i id I 'atue 1 I uifon 1" rn 1:1 Nationr UN i 4 Me KCiftns NIC ola4 1 seventh V-J Comram 1 SI eofNe Importers A TrAd- (onH'crce 1 Eror 11 sINV.ur' 1 Ocer i ..102 jNmtii Nu. ooal iio Ame. iibicge Railway and miscellaneous stocks Irivo been allracfin irore attention this ator-non, at pra'laay improvin'' indie Zed ly the annexed quotations: Bid. A Bleed BM A1rL 4t 4 Mich. Cemral Mich.

South a si't Illinois i I II' 29 I'lttshure 7J1 7n a K'leve. A Toledo rt'Hocii hhiul 8 4X'North 2 1 a .1 9, Nrth Wv. Ci 1 1 PMnl is. ri-MicMod a Keadlug AtlanuC Mad. 95 9 4 The bids lor express stocks to-day have been as follows Bto.

Ask'. Ct'i Adatrs Ame ran. CnIU suites AA ells. Kargo A Co Net oiut1 Mercbanla Cnlon Produce lias lxen loss KOiijht arCr. Tho only material bmgo in priori hive boon a rise of lOtfilCc.

bbl. In Flour and Moss Fork, and le. a bushel on with a fail on C'orn. Freight i have Ijeen loss active but sicadv. New York St irk BBt'OND flneo rs to 5-a 72 a.

40M! I 3-21 cSL irVtf VK to 5-3 t5 I to vj Hi i.n H)Oio lS to LIC Nor 1 ur 5W' 1 1 en Stale to New 12 do fit a smi Mis to Pac It 9- Slh! Miff Mate to 2 4 Ohio A Miffff fin F.ne 3d niort 30 American Kx fi? 1 do JMfi Adamff Kx Weiic.Farso Ex 7 luff Atlan Mail ss C3 9h a tuO Bo Wal Pow 3 Eirhaafr Stales. BOARD. I5 P.ic Mall Co NY I nt KK 490 do Ml) Erie Railway- 7tv do iu) Erie fd 6.) 1 1 ml iliv 2 Readmit Hit 2 IClil A 331 do do pref. r. do iCblKI HR l'-J do rn do aw Tol Wah W-n 3m 'lev A Tol HR ID Mi' A St Par Bit JIT Mi 31 I Sold eprard tkl Mttralag at rioted a aLi o'rlork at 137.

137, ssd Eoard of Superintendents of the Poor. May 14 .7. Tbe Board met at hoir. Preieiu. all the members Kirbr in the cla.r.

Tn minutes of tue two previous uieeUap we'e re iail approvt 1. Twwvsr ica ms. From tbeOeneral Hr t' lb rl that since it last mr'Hinirth go mj. f.irnti 1 by i nfract4rs. have w.

rr tvted Li cons' iucic of in. ririiy of quaLt; rt)irty-ix pa.r.i of men brj pfw: half chest of grr te ft. ftmpl D. M.w rintcpfient Montgmery moved the outvio! cation Hived. 1 he motion ws atree fL I ro.i John Barts, nlf En- Ineer.

asking the Bair I to lucre se hlalnry tfi Jpcrannom. iper.i ndent Ver moved the cormriulrit on be rc solved anil referred 1 1 the Special mu 1 on ofStewrds Kala-ir, etc. The was a reed uprtatendeat Kirby votfag ta ta gauve. BRporr. Bope.Hntendent Delany.

fremth committee to wbotl thenattrr bad been referrrJ. reported In hvor of aMow ing the horse and vehicle th Id i-rtaa of the Asylum the Resident Phi of th Ho'P tal. and of S. N. Stillwell.

4 lerkofth Bja-J. bekept at the stable on tfie eonntv premi'. On motion of superintendent Ferguson the report was adopted. Superintendent Alfonbrand. from the commtf' to whom was rei rred the h11 of Michael Mrrav plu-nhr, for expenses and extra service, reported in avor of allowing the difference between the amount cl airv I aa I that due the Superintend nt-nof the Poor irom Mr.

Murray for Imardlng In the Almshouse, being The report was.on motion of superi'iteTfont me. adopted by ttie fnllowmt vote: Ayr Sipnnt lent fielany. Altenbrand. and Verge on. Nayj SupTi -ferJent Virby and Mont'toniexy.

4 Superif.trndvni moved thatthsb'fl. pr nted to the Board, be publihv 1 in the Brooklyn par r. superintendent Delany moved a an amendment that thebiM take tbe usual eouree. whfoh was a-red by tbe following vote: Ayes sapei I -T -x- ney. Altnbrind, and Fenruson.

Nays Super n.jn 1-ent Kirby and Montgomerv. Superintendent Montgomerv, from the Spot'll fm-mlttoe on inallmtion of Stewir- -1 that the committee were not prepared to report. II moved that an additional merntx-r tv? ad led to th cm-mitt e. The morion was agre to.siil tnsf.iiir nin appointed Superiutendent Ferguson a member of -oil apeefal ommitfee. Temporary relief report for the several temTiirar? relief ilisirieji were receiv' and orderd on rte.

as werealo the weekly report of the hexd of the 'nera! storekeoer, wall Alxnshouie bill for repair and improvemnt. RequKUion for supplie i were then read. Superintendent Delany moved tha pound ofe- l-flh on Aylum reqniilon be altered to 4ii poirrvl. The motion wo 1 to. Superintendent Jfelanv also moved that therequi-tion be further amended by sub.tititmg black ta.

sa.nple E. for No. 2. la Hospit and A.svl im re ji-tion. and by adding? si barrel of tlonr.

sample A lo th i Storekejper's requisition. The motion was ag.jl V) and the requisition then approval. For bill audited refer to supplementary minute book of this date. YTKCKLI AVEOt. Ruperintendent Fera jon moved that a omm of two bo appfmted by the hair visit the Almhnuse.

wth a viewof sreTtainin'' the number tf panpera rif any in the Female Department that are able ti oht a support outide of the Almshouse. ordr that thav mav be i.irthwith dchargtl. and tbe onntv relieved of their snppoit: and that said committ report to tbU Board at its next meeting. Tbe mot on ws agreed t. The 4 Tirirman appoint 3d as suh ommit.e? Ferguson and Altenbrand.

On motion of i-uperinteudent Dalanv. the fllor ng persons were granted pe m1 Aion to take children from the Nurery To Nathaniel Travis, of ffoui street, ooklyn, the child Mkt7 Moran, 1 II ye js. And to Mary Denyse, of Gravnend. Klnj Caan the child William Ilcnry Trimble, sed 9 yea Superintendent Delany moved tha th Phy sician of the lAinatic Asylum be and he is hereby instructed not to admit anv fnssn oer ou to tbe Lunotie Asylum who Is not a resident of Coaaty. The motion a agreed to.

Snperintendent Delany moved that the msttr 4rf some twenty b4gs om the Lunatic Asylum pens be referred to tho committee on Asylam, with power. Tbe motion was a Teel to. Superintendent Ferguson moved that the wages of Patrick McCanna, steam-fitter, be Increase 1 to 1 pr day irom the Lst io5t. motion was to bv tbe following vote: Aves Sup-rintendeot De'any. Altenbrand.

and Fergoaon. Nays Supartatea lent Kirby and Montgomery. Tbe Board then adjourned. TOO LITE FOR CLASSIFICATION. For sai, k-marib hospit at, ISLAND.

The Board of rommiEsioners, charged with the datv of seltnr tbe Marine Groonf, oa Statn Island, have been authorized, bv a recent a of the Legislature: to sell the same at PRIVATE dLS for not lers than The gronnJs embrace abort 2 acres, fTicludinv one of the most valuable water-front the harbor ot New York. Tne Board is now proper to entertain proposals tor the purchase at privar sale in accordance with tbe act abovemmtion A mp of the property can ba Sfn.and fall Dti.icalsrj o. tb tr.ns off a'Jertisnd. on on to JOHNSON, the counelof the Board, at No 4 Pine street. New York.

May Stb, 1W. myK 2w.FTj WM. A. CTBB. President.

GOVEBy2IENTNOTICS3. US. MARSHAL'S SALE. BY YrRTCE of a writ of enditloni Exponas to me directed and delivered. I will sell at pubUc auction, oa tbs 1 day of Mav.

157. at 10 eelock A.M..at tbdlis llery of Patrick Muriagh, No, 207 Water street, Brooklyn, the foliowiag-d escribed goods, Oa locomoUve boiler, one wooden still, heater, and dsahler, one laree worm, nine large fermeming Mbs. two empty he' head, eight empty barrels, one low wine tab. one p-V-db of section hoe a and strainer, one steam pump, oneleneth of hnee. small quantity of coal, tools, etc.

Dated May sxb. Id 7. myM FBANCI3 L. DALLON, U. S.

Owm to the great decnaad fornosry.tiMl the prospects ot the ttnus we mam oCkr (Milk ANtiPa SPIUNO tTOCK AT LOWER PRICES Than the same quality of goods has Ibis oftttl stare loss, ILL-IYOOL EISIVESS SlITS, $18, $20. aat $35. nssDicBc coats $10, $12, $11, $16 te $25. FAXIY rtSSIMERE rTS, $1, $5, $6, $7 te $12. tnyS Cmwf miOOKLY.V CITY ICE AI 7ST OFFICES: o.

7 Trout altos. Brook! jx. Ao. IS Tnltoa Mrrci.Xfw York. NO IDSXWTIUS WITH ANY OTHKR K'K OIX PAN Y.

T7. M. ANDREWS, President. inyMsag ki AI II Rft.R or IMPV4ft I PVI4.II AND niixr XT 7JFI1IC 13 ATOH9. I I r041MS No I I r.iv a i VOT VTKit A large M.M-k e.Mft idv.ort! Mimni'flra my sorsi-i ros.gis Cant Sleep PJihts I Ve 6'f now a Lii the trad with Ih- -l o-r'U lli llirdia ttu! Ui rmiisA iomvs Thi article snrpasaea any known pieparatiuno fork cure ill ail ea-es 4 I NERVOUSNESS I It rwtddH ea rHedi a preparations of p4u a rxi nii the wn retain wl-hdi is ta f'rhi4e 4 'rtlft siiwi and dtfllenit 4 a laltavs Irnta'ion.

It-th and Siwns.ir I In (Juris action 4t tbe iwels and -relive rrMt t-reirntiii f-r Nr sold so stadiiv. met with socti tints val al. For I H. Dm fp.mrgy. rs-uliar frm tt -l.

nrw- ami I rrsrulart 1-. ate! all th h-srhil tal amt Ixidih ayiitoiiM Dial I IIw In the train of liinow him PikIiI Nertiue is the In 4 remedy known lo science. reLI I.V ALL 1RI 1 'T4. Ifoe'fl. II.

1L HIMItKIU roM lropH(t4rH, 71 I ULTON N. Y. my9-ly sp, BENDALL CO. COfiNEE 01 OIL Cloths, Tirpeti, BEDDING, I-CRMTSRE, Ofrtery Jitriptioo, a -J IIoDttkfrpm or GiDg to 1 and tan Iay l-y ITrtkly or Eonthly Payntmli' xr Irofon CANAL HUDSON ST N. Yss, BRAZILIAN tnx.B BUOT ('IIAHJW fesLPa aa rt i i Kin.

CMnn ifiw.r'T. hwt nrilcle ever yet maie fordri iithffllnrsrf pr-r rvmg the oyn. Itvli4i liHOOKLYX MICA HOOKING CO. 3jm 99 F' ft -1 alwa8 r-tdy to rep.tir prlnl leaky tin rccf ard urr. -m IT ij (ftil.ee, m.TO?; KT REF r.

K. P. I. MlT.irT. Agent.

Order iet WY KOT A LI UP! rtitiftguest lF.tlBF Fa D. f. Yfi.i Pnt. A. A.

J- J. Idi rriu, ja-iy ll t.vm ROGERS The great success of ikes a extracts is do rolsly the.r denrate CkTor, great strength, a. id prtgi yartsy-1 bey are warranto! free from pgaoii'iua oils sal ndfi ro prepared from frjss of tbo ftmit quality, ao4 FLAVORING ri.enrpJi-rt bv anv extract. In the marlc-4. Cook.

bousekr landluls and ni give tbee extracts a trial. extracts. ffif an by fl rst-rli e-iar V. Wbo'ea; depot aptly CIIASTEtiti.Vir.S i White Liquid Enamel, For Imprrjring and fr-aotifyina he fomnlex Ion. TT-p tnfrit valuable and perfoot nreprti in use fw Ev.ng the Akin a beautiful tint tliKt L- only sod in youth.

It quarkiy remove Tan. KreckJ. Pira-p it. Blotch to. Moth Patches.

Sullwiitb. and aU tmpanriw ue skftn kindly healing tfa name, leading tfie skin white erd clear as aftaftMSster. Im aw cannot be deterged by tbe rioeit scrutiny, and bstn a vegetable preparation Is prfirtiy finrml-u. It is Ud only article of the kind uhkI by the Fnr aud one sidered by the part-dw as n-r toilet. Upwards of b(lto wrr sld ths pvt year, a suDioextl guaranty of its euicvy.

rrioa only 5 cents. CIIASTILLAItS Hair 'Exterminator IT Tor Removing Eaperflaoui Hiir To the ladito reperially this tirraluable ptlaory rs-rcmnends itself as being an almost fnd piwhls a rU-rie to female bcaorr, 4s easily applied, aoi djes rot burr or taure the skin, but acts iLrecUyon the rrjfotx. it warranted to remove auprf1oofvs ba'r from low fore beads or from any pan of the body eompl-teiy, totally and extirpating the name, leaving tlie skis ft smooth, and nKtornS. Thl Is the only artHe ftsed by the Fnach. and 4s the only real effectual oeptlaiorr (n existence.

Price 75 wsns p-r package: eeut. pot mmL to any address, on rere.pt ot an ord-r. br 1 mhlfoeowly Hiver street, Troy, N. I. Pnttlne the Heavy Ktonew.

Putting tbe Light 6tooe 3. TIiinnitiF -lump 4. Heavy 5. 6. Punning Hie.b Leap 7.

Ri'dilntid P. fcfuori Pace 9. Hoys Pace (under -) u. Wheelbarrow liace lNTKRMIFSIOJT. jli 3 7 2) 23 23 20 23 7 20 21 3 23 20 11.

Vaulting wttb the 12. Tcramg the aber 13. i tie J.ODg Itace. 14. The 15.

Standing Iff. Sack Pace Medal, Medi Mr Ml, Med 37. Hitch and Iff. Honlle Race 10. Boys Hurdle Race (under Running Hop, Htep, and Jump-Gold Medal, 21.

uuoitn (played outside tbe Or- Gold Medal, I The National dame. The Excelsior Juhiors vs. Independent. Tiie match hotvr" 'n the nine junior players of tlie Excelsior Club and tho second nine of the Independent Club, which is to be filaved on tlie Capitoline grounds to-morrow, ads fair to be a very interesting contest indeed, and if we mistake not a very tine display of fielding. Tne game should commence as near 3 as possible, in order to have plenty of time to puiy it oat and we hope a thoroughly competent uuioire as in the Slar and Independent mat jli, for insiaice will lie selected, and not ono like they had at Irvington.

Powhattan vs.Unioxvillb. Tue Powwows intend going oat to Unionville i Monday next, to play the cub of thai place. They will have a good time, no doubt. Sale lU the BTew TT rk KCoelc Exehauge. FIBST BOAB9-MAT 16.

aonn rs 58 74 r4 1400 West Ua Tel Co 42T- US to 81 c. lll'il 10 rift 42 iiO do 5 2o mo 100 do call 4. do 6s 3 -0C b2 503 At Ml 1 152U 0 4l ncui I0K 5.V 3 do 5 incius 10 40 Kj-i Rrooklyn C3WL. coTeon St to ox Cl Virginia St I') exc 45 5mO Jo 45 ltXK 0 Missouri tit ftiV jiMiKola St to exc. 46 2-0 cert to 1 ico Erie preC.

10 en Cs AJ -2 do bK. IU-0XVC'4 -03 do ItCliudsonRt 0 do id bfis.I04,i' 10 TTn-im l.tl Jl rj Mich SjJSo Iud 3 "0 I ti SO dn. Alt Hnnt 1st. 3 Pan 6to Ai.A Income- 7- ilMasc Wo Wes 31 91 4 ji'JD do. rt) do.

31 1 00 Cnlc 4- No V.eipfL 6) iroo 43 3 FitRFi vVtfr4' 1st 01-Iam; atO do 6g JUWffrAlt T. hiZq 70' 2iffn All 1st 6 Conltneutal Bki-JO'-1C0 CAiNWccl 7.4 29 Merchants 5 Metropolitan Bark.liV 200 do on) do 103 Pi Cent F.fU 5 II t0 Cli-C A Ro 2k Isl It do. 7 Bank of Amei1ca-J3r 50 dn I Bk of Commerce-115 do sr). 15 Bk State id jiftj Pitts Ft 9a'4 5Uanovr H5 3 do SI a 100 Comb Coal pre.d. 32 Mill stPaul 34 PO do si prj do 5ZY Canton Co 4t llOO do Si.

li 1 'i ol Wa-hfeW es pref 63i I 1 wiTimkri; PriXFH PATTTTtfox. At Poundrlde, County, on Wednesday, Mb bv Rev. Wm. Patt -son. Rev.

Henry m. Lutie, ofConmhos, N. and Miss Maria eldest daufrbver of tbe officiating clergyman. Cofrrsr-TTAii. McNixt.

In this cty, Jltay 9, at Central onere'-aiTonnl imrrli, by IJev. J. C'emeoit 1 e-ch. corge 15. Cogesiiail and Jauet W.

a ot'tbis ci.y. Simmons tHs city, on Thtrrsdav evenin'? Mavs) by Rev. WilCjm T. hixon. Stephen lLSmmoost of Baltimore, and Hurriet A.

Cook, of Newark, N.J. DIED. MmFnorsE-In this city, on the 9ih of consurop i tioi, Morehoe. In the 47tli year or his aie. 1 he relat vot ad ulend of the fatii.ly, niso the Exempt Firemens Association, tbe month rs of Clintai Hook and Ladder Co.

No. 2. W. and ibe tnmj of Company E. Fiuy-sixth Regiment, N.

(I. a. N. ii the rrciment in general, ara respect. ally invited to attend bs funeral irom bis late residence.

No. Pei-1 Svrert, on bUDduy aiernooo, May 12, at So cloclc. 2 Nixon. On thelth Robert Crofton Nixon, soi of Robert and Sarah Grace -nontbs and days. 4 OFFICE OF THE STREET COMM13- -ione.

No. 9 City Hal, Brooklyn, May 1J, prBLl' NOTICE. I he unit i- will sell at Jlii arcilnn at the Vestibule of the City Ila't on the ith Cay of May, at II o'clock noon, the Im.i sit l-eted on the lot known as No. 60 on map of proc-rty taken for opening Grand street, from Ila Itiw.ck to Metropolitan avenue. 1 niyio-td H.

Ft? REV, street Commissioner. XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment appointed under the act entitled aa Act to extend the boundaries of Prospect Park, in the City of Brooklvn, passed April Who, intend to present tlie items of the expenses, fees, and compensation incident to the cL- charge of their duties under said act for taxation and allowance to the Supreme Court, At a special term there-. of, to be held at tlie Court House iu the city of Brook- 4 bn, in the County of Kings, on the third Tuesday of May instant, at tbeopenirurof tbe Coart oa that day as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, i Hated May lt7. 1 JOHN If TAYLOR, myS-11 Attorney for the Commissioners. FFICE OF TIIE STREET COMMIS-eioner, No.

6 City Halt. Proposals for Repairs. Scaled proposals will be received by the Common Council, at tbe Mayor office, until Monday, May 13th, at 3 oclock, P. for repairs to the house of Hook and I Adder Company No. K.

accordion ffpecificatlon on file in the office of the Street Commissioner. Blank ibr estimatlny ftirnished at the office of tbe Commissioner, and none other will be considered. Proposals win not be considered unless accompanied I writinr of two sureties of double the eacb proposal (who shall qualify as to if the contract be awarded to tv for tti tliey wiil become bound aa his sore- LTect or and in case be shall ne-thr? thanffiattbw tbe contract, if so awarded, heCity of Rrooklyn the mtie next hfhurif 80 proposed and the price afted 1 homthe contract may By ordr of the Common tounin l)vfOtl A y- w. I myl-10 IV.fetl Brooklyn, April r.OiiERT I LKEV sneet Comoner rOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO PUNR s-dcxntfcstobeflacKwL 7 Al Notice to hereby given to all patties Interested nr Intention of the Common Conned of this city tonSi. ord'nance to cause sidewalks to be flagged In front (if the lots of round on Ieerflw street, sonth side h-vl tween Clinton and Henry Tstreets; to have the same Racked to the width of six thet where not already done.

a d.vR ifiiTT Hated Brooklyn. April my 1-10 RoiiEfir FCREY. Street Co IV PUR SUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C. BRAIN ARP. tsnrrorate of the Coon of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law lo all persons having claims against R.

Orraiston Currie, late of the Town of New Utrecht, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her residence, in the Town of New Utrecht, on or before the first day of June next. Hated November 21st, KLIZABETH T. CURRIE, Administratrix. no22-lawfim The Effie Griffin Case Card from Justice Dailey. Toths BdUor of The Union Sir Your commentsupon and the article of the sewing woman respecting the alleged outrage, upon Effie Griffin, as published in yeitardays Union, merits a word of reply from me defend myself from the unjust conclusions clustering around my action iu that case.

Ilf people would take the pains to learn thejaefs of this case, I would be aat-The defendant was brought before the Cam- to thaf article, and all othe i a missioner this morning changed with not keeping his distillery open to the Inspcc.ar, i tAhicla have appeared respecting it. to their using liilse brands, illicit removal, etc. Tue own conclusions, bnt such I Inspector went to the distillery, which is at the corner of Atlantic and Classon avenoe3, about 6 o'clock on the morning of the 12tii of April, and heard men at work there and was refused admittance. Kennedy as held to await the action of the U. S.

CIRCUIT COURT. ssroBijvDSSB-S'aicr. The United States ainat 5i)J barrels of whisky, claimed by Hubbell TaTlent Tnis case has already been in Court aid tbe main features of it made public. The question decided before was as ta the right of the claimants ta defend the being held bv Mr. Tracy, tho District that their claim was a lraud jlent one.

It was decided, however, by the Court ta allow Iressrs. Hubbell A T3ient to defend the suit. The ease, as has already been stated, is this: The Government seized at No. 68 Wider street 598 barrels of spirits, which had A 9 XX A (of which that seized was a part) of a Cnieao distiler, the whole thousand barrels hating been pnt into the bonded warehouse No. 6i Water street.

This building, together with No. 68 adjoining, belonged to a man bv the name of Crogan, of No. 10 Cedar Tree New York. Anerthe spirits were pnt in No. 63, the partition separating this building from No.

68 was broken thrbnh in the cellar and the 508 barrels in controversy removed to No. 63, which was not a bonded warehouse. Tha spirits were seized by the Government for beine removed from the bonded warehouse in violation of the Revenue law, and for putting false brands on the barrels. Several witnesses were pat on tho stand by the Government, among whom were Inspectors Cocheu and Daily, all of whom testified to substantially the same lac.s as wnen the case was up before. The case was opened for the defence by Mr.

Webster. It is still on. Mr. -Hollis and Mr. Webster for the claimants.

JEWELRY OF NEW AND tnuteftil patterns, msnnf-v-tiiml on fit pretlsor by carefbl and acoomplMbed artl-na at HtUrBRlti. 41 Fufioa at. 1C i. 1 1 a til y. i.