The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 18657. ter oi Berre, had gone’ to Berlin, and it was reported | buyers, Sales at 728. T.allow—inactive, @ut prices ‘with the in ention of offering the mediation of the United ’ Bintes. Oiber reports of good offices on the part of the ; Waited States prevatied, namely, taat America would , tend twenty millions of dollars and ships of war to con- wey the Swims regiments from Naples. This report was favorably 1 eoeived in Eogland, i, The Presideni’s message to the Swiss Federation was Published December 26. 11 is a lengiby document and prinutely reviews the steps of the situation, It eayes— Ga December 20th, a!] the foreign Ministers at Berne, mede @ propor! that if the Swiss Federal authorities Weald give up the trial of the Neuchatel prisoners to Wolr respective governments, thev would endeavor to ‘duce the King of lrussia to recognize the abso- ate independence of Neuchatel. Oonsideriog this wroporal as likely to produce the desired effeo apd regarding it as favorable that tho legation ol ‘he United States bad deciared ite readiness to joa these wollective assure noes, the Federal Couacil declared itself leuchate! pi jeoners should be stopped, and that the | prisoners must leave the country watt » flo Feepeoting Neuchatel bad been settled upon Tots reason- able propose! fell to the growsd because some of the Ts reiused to sign & collective note on the subject and itzeriand could not concede further without compro. ‘Mising the free comtituiion amd sovereign rights of the oon! - The ipa) orange 8 therefore, before peesed tiewing decreo-— | “fin. The Federal Oouned ‘will still costicue to en- Geavor to procure a pacific recognition of the imdepen- deme of Neucta: Seoend..—Tho tary tevies ordered are approved ; nn untimited credit is allswod, and the Federal Council ie watborized to take any witerior measrres necessary to de fend the country to the ines oxtremity. ‘Third— A ioan of thisty “million frencs is authonsed. Fourth—This information will be communicated to the e ee , and Ad PO ry ve ty oe . ‘amen! not dissolved, but Brorogued, ‘ It is paia thet e Yreach army of 60,000 men, under ‘Gen. Canrobert, will be assembied on the Eastern fron- ‘der, to meet any -emergencice. ‘Berlin reporte, which are probably exaggerations, as- *wert that the Fronch will actually occupy Neufchatel and ‘Geveva, and tho Austrians the Pays Deavaud. Iti also vadded, with more probability, that France and Austria ~areunited in intention to seize the opportunity that is vellered by the present dificnity to wring from Switzer- jand a concees‘on that her territory shal) be no longer a ‘arbor for:politica! refugees. ‘The 2d of January was the day specified for the march vf tho Prussians against Switzerland, but the time had ‘Been postponed unti! the Sth, and some reports stated “Wat it would not take piace until the 15th or later. ‘Sho Gwiss would pot the Neuchatel! prisoners on trial ou or about the 16th inst. MEETING OF ‘PHE CONGRESS OF PARIS. ‘Tae Plenipotentiaries of the Powers which signed the “treaty of peace met at Paris on Wednesday, the 3ist of Becember, at noon, at the Hotel of Foreign Affairs. -RBAt thortiret meeting the commissions of the Plenipoten- @aries were verified, and « programme was read stating that whereas -a difficulty bad arisen in executing article “20 of the treaty of Paris, the contracting parties had met to -consider under what circumstances the difficulties in swestion could be arranged. Compliments were then excbanged on the conciliatory spirit exhibited all around. A new line would, therefore, be traced out as a Bessara- ‘Dian frontier—Russia renooncing her pretensions “se mew Bolgrad, and the Isle of Serpents aad the Bela of the ‘Danube being given up to Tar- ‘wey. in compensation for these amicable approacnes, @ district of land would be accorded to Russia towards ‘the north of Moldavia. It was reported outsic, that ‘none of the Pien\potentiaries of/sred any remarks against “the propositions, and that some m.nor points were moot- ed ef & nature.crknown to the public. The Conference, en Wodnesday, set five hours, each member having bo- ‘Pore him ainrge map, prepared by » commission of en- @imeers, of the localities in dizpute. GREAT BRITAIN. ‘Sharee ef tho Atlantic Telegraph Company were offered ‘on the Lonéon Stock Exchange, on Wednesday, the Sist eh., at thirty to any promiun. Adipncr was given by the county of Forfar, Scotland, te Lord Panmure. His speech was altogether congratu- Jatory on the siete of the country and on the presen: ef. -stency of the army, which he advised the country not te dim inisb. ‘Wm. Brown, Esq, of Liverpool, a member of Parlia- ‘ment, bas undersaken to erect, at bis own expense, a free spublte library, a & coat of £30,(00. 4 Diseatisfaction is again reported as existing in the Nes- (podtam-army, bei the statements were vague. FRANCE. ‘The Mont‘cur contains a decree conroking the Senate sand Legislative body for Monday, the 16th of fe>ruary. ‘Fhe official journal gives jong sccounts of the Court receptions on New Year's Day, Thoy appear to have “een fall of este end ceremony, bat not vory differen! from thore of former years. ‘The silence of the Moni’eur on the subject of the con- Serences gives contradiction to the conjectare tuat a vysimess was finished in the Congress. ‘The Consisutione! announces that the second getting of the Congress will take place on Saturday or Souday at the farthest. The Pays says tbo next setting will taco place econ ‘The Hwies in Paris are signing an address of thanks te the Presse for the course it bas taken in upbolding the cause of Switzeriand on the Neuchatel question, PEINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LONDON MONBY MARKET. ‘ No change had occurred in the Londoa money market, although considerable activity was evinced, A reluction fa the rates of discount wa: looked for after the 4ib of January, Tbe bullien in the Bank of Eagland bad o-' creased during the week £183,500, while the private se- curities bad increase £1.800,000. Convcls for money still steady for sccount; they cloned at O4a044. Bar silver was quoted aide. @d.; Mexican dollars nominal; englos, 109. 4°(: Spantd doudioous, 7%, ¢d.0 798, Od: Bovth American, The, Od. AMERICAN ORCURITIBG. Monsrs. Baring, Brotoor & Company state that holders were domanting sn advance, bul the busicess was ch of- ty confived to railroad bonds. Erie railroad, fd mortgage quoted st 6634 & 87. lilinois Contral te, 86 ® 87. Do. 62084. Do. freeiands, #9 a 100, New York Central 6's, 80 082. Brie convertibles, e. Gates 6's of 1868, 104 © 106. Massachusetts '», 100, + Ganade 6’, 110), Messrs. Boll aod Co, report the market ‘uactire, aoa | prices generally unchanged. Their quotetions esc as fol- lot 8 +08 es 1% 2 Mary and Freee Boe Virginia Fives. -o2 8 Kestueky “ixee . 8 Alavemn Frees. feteeceee - JBrie Railroad Third Mortgage ad Do. Swhive Pend veee ee 8 New York Comteal Sixes... + Wo & De. Fives. . +80 at Peanrylenvia Genial First mortgage....... #3 8 Ditpols Central, Freeiaoce. eeceees ~ 9 ai Ritpots & viral, $25 pwd coeesPrem. 16 @ Michigan Cencrel fights wig eee Paname Fires Morigece oO & (BPS —LIVEARCOOL COTTON -MANKRT. ‘The Paokor’s circular of daty Nedaessay the tem market for the quotations ai. too departare of 218 to 60,590 balan, Jesomber, reporey an active an @tan advance of 4. per pound ov wteed by the Asia, The talon bet fone ube Aste and tho Fat December, ex @f mbich speculators cook 19,00 aod exporters 5 5%. ‘The burinest of Wooresaay, ihe flat, var 16,000 Daies, Jac\uding 5,000 vo epecutatore end oxporters. Os the Let ; on agzrogated 26,000 Datos of which 15,(00 bales woretaken by epeculatars and ex- porters. Tho follow! the official qcotetions for new crop, old being yd. doom — Fair Orieane.. Middiing Mobiles... T'¥ Middltr g rien! 7916 Fair Upiande Tel Fair Moviies,...... 7% -Middiing Upinade... 75 ‘The stock on band amounted 40 291,000 baler, of which 173,000 wore American. LAVERPOOL BRBARGCUFIS MAREET. ‘The circulars are somewhat con! \oting im regard to tbe ‘market for breadstuits. The Brokers’ report @ {a'r demand and steady prines. ‘G.her authorities quote an advance of 64. a le. im four; 34, a 44, a bose! in wheat and le. per querter in corn, the stock being email. In respect to Friday's market, the various cirealars report a email attendance and a quiet = market, with quoletions bere'y maintained. Mesam. Richardson, #ponce & vo. quct wheat, 84. Od, 9 8, 24 ‘Wortera canal flour, 8% « 338.; Maltimore and Phitede! phils, 826. a S80, 64; Obio, 868 # 86r.; mixed corn, 340; Fellow, S4e, ¢4.; white, 860. & 3A, LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAREPT: Metere, Kichardeon, Spence & Co. report beef dull and enobanged. Holders willing veilers Pork very do Stock large and of poor qualil Bacon in iimind bone *jdemand, and quotations pom: Asai at anotion was edvertioed for Tesaday the 6th. which would tert toe market. Lard dgeline of (4, with more soilers waa fteady at 69: 2 60s. for Gy, ©, Nothing demo im Norib American. LIVERPOOL, PRODUCE MARKEY. ‘The Brokers’ circular; reports common rosin salas'ct the week at 4 000 bbir,. at trreguiar pricos, ranging frees 4s, 3¢.a48. 7d. F ae rostn nos quotea. Nothing dolog m crude turpentin’ gertar. Of spirits of turpentize waies wore made of 40 4 eis, on tbe spot w, 438. a dic. Ashes quiet and unch auged. Qoercitron bark—sales't? Phile- delphia at 128. @d, w 198, 84 , and of Balitmore st lls. 6d. & 11s. 94., De 4m weing n fair demand. Clever seed quiet. Whale 0!) © arket bare. Syerm very dull. Olive souve at £58 1 », for Gallipoli, and £56 a £56 10s, for Marseilles | Palm oi), quiet at 245 8 £45 103, Jute tiem. Dyewood s—<ales unimportant. Saltpetre selling at 388, ad for 12 to 3 per cont, Sugar steady. Molasses in fair de maud at previous rates, Coffee—No sales of im- porta? .ce on the epot, bui an improved demand for float- 1D ‘ mrgoce, Rice—Business small, but prices drm. Tea,, 15¢d. higher for blackiah leaf, and 34d. « id."bighor for other kinds, LONDON MARKETS. Mer Baring Brotbers and Company report iron frm, with an advancing tendency; bars £8 a £8 be., and ralis £ 868, a £8 108, Sootch pig have advanced to 743. 6d Tea fluctuated considerably under the ad vices from China; tbe bigbest prices obtained for common Congou being 1é , while at the close it was steady at 11\/d ugar and cof- fee firm. Breadstufls well maintained: white wheat 638. 0 740,; red 638. 9 668; four 328 a 37s. Spirits of tarpen- tine duil at 47s, 6d. a 476, Orade turpentine held at 129. Taliow quiet at 67s, 60. on the spot, aud 52s. 6d. for April, June and the Jast three months of the year. Lingeed cakes in improved demand. Saltpetre in good re- quest, and 4Cs, refused for October shipments. Nothing doing in fish oily. Olive very firm, and rape in moderate demand, Linseed oil quiet at 378. 6d. HAVRE MARKET. The Arabia's news caused greater firmness and an improved demand for cotton, Sales of the week ending with the 80th December, amounted to 15,000 bales New Orleans tres ordinaire, quoted at 100f. The imports of the week were only 2,800 bales. Stock on band, 46,000 bales, and at sen, 41,000 bales. Inciudod in the above sales were 3,000 bales to arrive. Midding Orleans quod at 106%f.; strict middling, 1L063¢f Fair uplands and strict middling Mobile, 106f, Breatstutls generally quiet, and quotations nomina!, Provisions— business small but prices firm. Coffee tending do wnwar: Oils quiet and unchanged. Whale oil to arrive selling a 69f, Whalebone quiet, at 47234! Rice and sugars quie:. Lard dull, In the French manufacturing markets a slightly smproved demand was apparcat, THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Livexvoo., Jan. 3—12 M. ‘The estimated sales of cotton to day are 10,000 bales; the market closing frm. The breadstcif market is quict and steady at Friday's quotations. PASSENGERS PER THE AMERICA. Cyrus W Field, J Hoyt, Mr XeCleasby, Mr P: Me Clark and servant, Mr Clark, Mrs Clark and child, oedete, Mr McMaster, Messrs Fauceu, Brown, Parry, Hughes, Me esars Fours. Ferasain, Pearce, Eiea, W ell, Miss Maule, Cay ir'ges, Mr Underdown, ‘Miss Cuderdown, Mr Gun Mr Forbes MM: Mr Stevenson, Mr Parusovae, Mr Young. sialon sagt From Washington, TRE CONSULAR BILL—IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO OFFICE SEEKERS—PRESERVATION OF LIFR FROM SHIPWRECK, ETO. Wasninctox, Jap. 19, 1867. The Sepate to-day passed the Consular Appropriation Dill, after refusing to insert the ttem of tweaty-fi thousand dollars for Consular pupils, On motion of Gen, Rork the clause in the Consular bill authorizing the ap- Polntment of Consular pupils was repealed. Mr. Mason thought this rhould be followed by « repeal of the clause in the act of 1855, probibiting the appointment of foreiga- ers toConnular clerkships Uniess native young meu were by our government. ‘The Sepate thdugbt differently. A number of House bilis of a private nature were received and referred? The dill establishing the collection districts of the United States, numbering four hundred pages, wae ve. fore te House to-day, on a motion to reconsider the vote postponing it tomday certaia, Mr. Fuller urged the pat. ‘age of the bill, bot to no purpose. The Diil is one of mammoth sise and of great imporiance. It is yet ina crude state, Among other things it provides tha: the ‘Treasurer shail have power to sppoint as many deputy collectors, weighers, gaugers.and inspectors, as be my doom proper and fix their compensation. This would be a terrible extension of executive patronage. Oa motion of Mr. Morrill, the President was reqaested to commun!- cate to Congress if therdexisted in Utah any, aud whet, combined opposition to the jaws. Its apprehended that things ip Utah are approaching a crisis. The Investigating Com mittee expect wo be employed for two weeks yet, and have obtained leave to #it during the sessions of the House. Mr, Chase, an ex-member of Con- grees, was, 1 understand, before the com mittee to-day, and expressed profound ignorance of any corruption !a or ont of Congress. ‘Tne Committee on Commerce of the House of Repre- sentatives here voder consideration the resolution sub- mitted several days ago by Mr. Keily, of New York, {potructing them to sures, if any, are necessary to save the lives of those who may be shipwrecked on the coast of New Jersey aad Long Jeland, ip the State of New York. Mir. Pelton, » member of the committee, will report « Dill to that ond, accompanied by ® written document showing the reacons for additional legislation. ‘The biil, as suggested by Mr. Kelly, will provide for the enlargement of the station houses on Squan beach, #0 ee to accommodate three bundre! persons, and supply them with cooking and eating otensils,to bs kept by odicers residing in each botidiog. Siabjes,wikh horses and proven- der, are aiso to be kept on the premisee A teiegragh wire will be recommended, to exiend from Sqaan village © Barnegat village, to commanicate by ® connection ‘with the Squen, Long Breach and Sandy Hoox telegraph imes Yetween Barnegat inlet and the steam revenve eutter of Seniy llook, ae well as the .ctermediatc statioas The ovtter, telegraph officer aod station houres are to be provided with nignals, eo that a constant communication sy be ad by boat or signal between the cutter acl tho beach, Tho entire expense of making these improve- mente is eatioated at $7,000, and the annual expente of pesteining them £2 50u. Mir Bechasan writes that he acoopte the invilation to be prevent at the insogaration bal! Prenicent Plerce gives a grand dinner party on Toure- day next in Donor of the Sopreme Court. Mr. Giddings bas pearly recovered from bis late std- der (iaeee ‘The National Hotel, in thie city, caught fire this morn- ing. but Hittie demage was done The fire war extio goisbed by buckets heing passed from hand to bred Rack Vault Broken Open by a Sheriff, &. Bascom, Jan, 19, 1867, "This afternoon “beri \\imore forcibly broke open the vaults of the Exchange lank and seized $6,900 tm apecir, on a wilt in favor of John Dewerrit, of Boston, merit hold! {of the Bank of the amonnt of $7,000, pledget to bim ne collateral security oy A. K. Norris, of W \. fib, and failing to get satisfaction, attached the specie. The Bank officers refasel to git) up the keys of the wav! and the officers had (o work fom bours to get an en+ trance, The procee tings cased cone: le oreltemart Major Lawrence, an old and respected citizen, died eud- denly this morning. New Work Btate Legislature. ALPANY, 19, 1867. Both boures o' the Igisiatore met thie evening, but no guerom being present im either, they adjourned without doing any Duriness. United States Supreme Court. Waemsorox, Jan, 19, 1 Case No. \1—Argument concluded. ‘No. 43—archibaid Babeook, appellant, ve, Edward Wy man. Aegument commenced for appellant. om of the Brig Jadge Hathawey Boston, Jan, 19, 1857. ‘The orig Judge Hathaway, from Aux Cayes for Boston, went achore in the gale leat night,fon Clif Point, Scituate. She bas bilged. The crow will be saved, Lose of the Ship Wetaford, RBortow, 19, 1867. ‘The ebip Welaford, Hattield, from st. John, N. B., for Liverpool, wae totally lomt on the 25th uit., on Cape Race, Provapareia, Jan. 18, The chorch burned lect night was ihe Methodiat } pie copa) Tabernacte, on Plerenth and Orford etreete, Tre cwellinge adjoining it were a'ro cesirored §=Toe chrreh te RAW BOs COAT HLS CLO, Lscred for 16,008, Watal Accident on the Central Railroad, Aunany, Jan 19, 1857. About five o’olock this evening the mat! traia which Jett Syracuse about eight this morming, due here at half- Paat two, ran off ibe track through displacement of @ rail, when near Spencerville, about eight miles from this city. ‘The train was going at good speed at the timo of the ac- cident, The locomotive upset, and the baggare and first Passenger car ran ipto it, badly smashing both. The se Cond car also ran off the track. Jacob Howlet, of Utica, an extra brakeman, who had ¢xcbangéd from the up train. jumped from the platform, and was caught by the head between two oars and in- jantiy Kili J. Mahony, a brakeman, of Albany, was caught between ‘two cars snd bad both his lege cut offclose, He cannot survive Luotus J, Smith, of Johnstown, a passenger in the first car, nad both his legs broken. ‘These, jortonate ly, were ali wbo were seriously injured, but many of the pas@&ngers were bruised more or loss teverely. Owing moetly % the storm those lojared suflered much before ald could be sent them, The engine rap downs o the cii7, and returned immediately with two cars and medical men and assistance. Some members of the Legislature were on board, but none were injared, WHIRTY-FUUKTH CONGRESS. SEVOND &FS810". Senate. Wasmnaron, Jan. 19, 1857. ‘The Crave laid before the Senate a communication from the presidimg officers of the Delaware Legisiature, an- Bouscing the ¢irction of Mr. Bayard as Senator from that ‘State for eix years, and Mr. Bstos to tlil the vacancy oc- casioned by the death of Mr. Ciayton. PASEAGE OF THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR BILL, The Senate then discussed and passed the Diplomatic and Oonsular bill. An inefivctual effort was made to no- store the sp propriauion atricken out by the House, giving & salary of $1,000 to each of the tweuty-five consular pu. pile, Am amendment was added to the biil repealing so much of former Jaw as auiborizes the appolaiment of House of Representatives. Wasttxaton, Jan. 19, 1857, MAILE YOR CALIFORNIA VIA TURUAUNTRYRO. On motion of Mr. Tayior, of La, a resolution was Adopted instructing the Post Office Committee to inquire and report on tbe general subject of the transportation of ‘the mai! to San Francitco, and whether it is not now ex- Pedient to enter into a contract for weakly mails from New York and New Orloans to San Francieco, b} of ‘Tehauntepec, ever iho said road shail be pi fey A resolution was offsred by Wacker, of Ala. whion ‘Was ad0pted, making a similar aoquiry re ative to a week- ly mall trom Mobile w San Francisco, INQUIRY INTO THE AYFAIKS OF TTAB. Mr. Moruait, of Vermont, ollered a resolution, which was adopted, calling on tne President to Inform the House whewer resistance, organiz id or otherwiae, or deciination of office in ce January, 1862, aod wacther tne i thereof are practioaily administered with impartial jas- tice to ail the inhabitants there. ‘ + YOR BUEINESS OF THE DISTRICT OF OOL! arn bard sia di Febreary was then epart for @ Courideration of business relasive son wo the Dieirios of KBLIEF POR SICK AND DISAVLED SEAMEN, Mr, Cami of Oajo, from we Commuwe on Ways ported @ bili for the relief of sick and dw. © RELATING TO COLLECTION DisTRIGYS, Mr. Foitam, of Me., then envered into ao explanation of the bi estabiishing collection districia ta the United States, designating ports of eairy and delivery, and tor ober measures. [he object of the bill, he said, was to codify the pumorous existing laws oa the sudject, acd to simplity and improve \aem ro as to make wem accora ‘with the pregent condition of commerce. WE INVRETICATING COMAUTIES, On motion ot Mr Kaiasy tbe Corruption Investigating prey neg Was graniea iwave Ww sit during the sassion: of use. Adjourned. PHILADBLPHIA STOCK BOARD. PuLapeiriia, Jan. 19, 1856. Stocks dull, Pennsylvania 5's, Sé\4; 1g Ratir: 41),; Lomg Island Railroad, 18),; Morris Canal, 157 Peunsyivania Railroad, 48. Oar Harrisburg Correspondence, Harnispore, Jan. 17, 1857. The Philadelphia Post Office—Admismon of Kan- sas as a Free State—Nomination of State Treasu- rer—Board of Revenue—Occupation of the Members of the Legislature. A bill passed the Honse, yesterday, giving the consent of the Commonwealth of Peonsylvania to the purchase by the United States government of the Pennsylvania Bank property, in Philadelphia, for the location of a Post office. As this is a season of high prices for Post office sites, the Philadelphians, who have an eye to the spoils, are determined not to be bebind the New York speculators; no action bas been taken upon it in the Senate, but there is no doubt of ite passage in that body. The property is valued at $250,000, and you may expect to hear that the government, through the liberality of the present incumbent at the White House, has paid the round sum of $300,000. Resolutions were introduced in the House, yester- day, instructing our Senators aud requesting our Congressmen to vote for the admission of Kansas as a free State; a motion to refer it to the judiciary committee was lost by a vote of 50 to 42, there not being a full House. The further consideration was indefinitely postponed; they will be bronght up again at some future day, when I prediet that they will pass both branches of the Legislature; a portion of tne de- mocrats will be compelled to vote for them or violate the pledges that they have made to their constitu- nents during the campaign. Under the present ex- isting cireumstance the democratic members from the interior part of the State are ina dilemma, being elected under « pledge tor free Kansas, and the leaders of their party demanding that they snowd repudiate that idea. There is music abead. Both branches of the Legisiature have adjourned over until Monday. The democratic caucus met last night and reno ni- nated I}. 8. Magraw, the present State [reasurer for State Treasurer. The opposition make their nomi- nation on Monday morning. The most prominent candidate amongst the opposition is Gen. Thomus J. Powers, of neaver county. The democrats re- fused to let the three democrats who voted for Cam- eron go into the caucus. fhe chances are, theretore that taey will vote for the opposition, which, wich a tnil house, will secure the election of the opposition candidate. Hardly enough developemenw have taken place yet to tell which party will sueceed in the fignt on Monday next, bat from ai! appearances Magraw, the democratic candidate wiil save A ureat deal, however, depends apon the dem crats that voted for Cameron and the masagement of the opposition forces. At present there seems 1 be the same fixed determination that existed prior to the election of Senavor, in the ranks of the position to elect their min; but the treuble now is, instead of centreing up one wan with the determinatioa to elect itn, t are looking around for some one that « those democratic votes. From that ¢ ‘ fairs 1 judge that it will be impossibie for the se ceed as well as they did at the Senatorial ele tion. tie Board of Revenue Commissioners meets here on Tuesdoy next; their duties are, to lay before tue Voard the awessed value of the r 1 respective districts,and after « fall the data in their possession, declare what ratio of the State tax assessed by law shail be assessed upon and paid by each county. The Board meets once in three years. The failowing is the list of the various occupa tions and professions of our present Legislature: Of the 133 members composing both branches of the Legislature, 44 are farmers, 33 attorneys at law, 11 merchants, 7 physicians, 5 carpenters, 4 editors, 2 printers, 9 lumbermen, 2 surveyors, 2 druggist jron masters, 1 coal operator, | mason, 1 cal moker, 1 shoemaker, 1 contractor, 1 potter, 1 black- smith, | moulder, 1 artificial limb maker, | teacher, ldrover, 1 commission merchant, 1 iron master, 5 gentlemen. Of the 33 members of the Senate, 17 are attorneys at law. Court Calendar—This Day. Usiran Stars Dieruict Covet —Now, 88, 45, 47, 61, 62, 5 66. BUPBRIOR 455, 649, 654, 560, 660, 667, 5¢ 480, 346, ban. 4, 456, 499. 404, 472, 474, 476, 489, 506 to 618, 62% to 620, 20, 53% to Comper Pimse—Pan 1.—-Nee. 1, 979, 213, 974, 278, 276, 917, 278, 109) 946; $60, 461, 252, 2, 264, 15, 28, 26, 28, 23, 64, 77, 144, 160) 168) 9 a1, 268. Comanonion <The Bove Cow yy Doviced In yeaterday’s Ressip, ePould Bave been Wo. t@, ‘eters of ¥o be ted. }, 82, TH, ¥en octave piano, ‘corners, elegantly furnished, le $100 lees than the oaks apply at 4 Bast: Twenty sath eet, before 12 o'clock. Smithsonian House, Broadway.—Hotel Ac- Sommeciations on ihe European or American plan, at option. BIDNEY KOPMAN. Proof Promenade and short lege Bresdway and ‘Water Koglish water proof leather, toni im every style to be bad ouly at BROOKS’, 57 100 Fulton streets, Goodyear’s Rubber Boots and Shocs —The chea, eat stare for a good article in India rubber goods. isn, 237 Broadway, opposite the Tavernacie; the best aasw tment wnd lowest prices’ N. B.—The only store at which the “bal Jom areosia’ found, At Lorin Bro site Bt Paui’s, shoes, to keep 6°, 188 Fulton Street, Oppo~ found a large aseortment of boot and feet warm and dry. Four Shilliogs « Box, rb: bai ung of Pateheldor’s Pan Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the best in we wor'd plied 2 Be West Jn tue word, made, sold and applied at Ne, 23 pktistadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Sealps are he best ip the Union. jo d eppiied at Po. 6 As! ad anders cei Kerria Cured by Marsh & Co.—Radical cure (rwtt 8: 2), Maicen jane New Yor! Mrs. Edi Rheumatic Embrocation. This power) ewbrocation for rheumatism, old sprains, ebil- biaivs, div ocations, de, is warraited w elféet @ nerfest cure iw al Jar and nerveus rhenmauam, Tt acta charm. peneirates every ihre, and relieves the most stely, Paina in 4 Feast, &o., selé to 18 potent uiluence, and & fe ieadons only are Beceteary i eilect x cure, Bold at NO. bs Division. wirect be agency for hiv & rt nes a hes Dr, Bwarne's mediones. Price, fifty cents and Holioway’c Ptlis,—Dnpertect Digestion Pro- duces thin and acrid blood. These unrivalled pills at once purge tbat tld of fi] impurities, and give & powerfal impalse to the digceive machinery, Health and vigor are the certaun its. Murrey « Lanman’s Florida Water.—This is the standard perfume of all Spanish America It bas su: perseded the Farina Co ogne and ail the Paris essences in that market. ‘the fragrance » that ef the living aromatic tlowera, ich tt iw ext acted, wnd Will last for Weeks on the hand For the com| it has no *qnal in the world. fold by D.T. LANMA Doiesale druggists, 69 Water N & ©O., wl street, New Y nd by all druggists at Se, per bottle, Cough: “8 and Bronchitis — BROWN'S . when allowed to dissolve slowly ’n the movth, uence to U fected parts; the wedative and 9 the mucus lining of the wind to the brouchii allays pulmonary irritation and gives coughs coldi. and the various throat affections to ch public soeakers and singe: s are liable, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Monpay, Jan. 19-6 P.M. ‘The acverity of thespow storm partially arrested out coor operations, and business generally was quite limit. ed. The trarsaotions at the Stock Exchango, as will be seen by the reported sales, were only to a moderate amount. Michigan Southern Railroad fluctuated con siderably at the first board. I: opened at 86 and closed at 873% per cent. New York Cenval, Erle, and Qleveland and Tolede were i»wer than at the closo oa Saturday, with sales of coly afew hundree shares of easb: Gale. pa and Chicago sold at 12244 @ 1223;, im small lots. The Variations to day were as follows Railroad declined 3¢ per cent, Erie \; Cleveland & Toleto, 34. Michigan Southern fell off % per cent at the opening, but closed atan advance of 3, per cent on Saturday's prices. Cumberland Ooal was the only stock on the list that improved from the opening This stock bas advanced about two per con} within the Past three or four days without much activity in opera- tions. At the second board the market was well sustaivod. The epward movement in Cumberland not only continued ing tm volume and force. The stock ad vanced 34 per cent. Reading was better. It closed at 83 seyeteth dy abate Selage es three enna ibers St vanced 16 por comb, _. ‘about the same as those brought by the City of Weebington, The advance reported in cotton and Dreadatutis is probably the same. The prices brought by the America are doubtless those current for the woek previous to her departure. There is no change in money matters, The nexs steamship is the Persia, from Liver- poo! tothis port direct. Sho will bring seven days later and will give us advices up tos good starting point. The arrivals lately have been so irregular that the re porte of the marke? run into each other, and !t becomes difficult to separate the dates to which the returns are made up. Mr. Nicolay’s regular sem!-weekly sale of stocks and bonds did not take piace this day, in consequence of the severe storm. It has been postponed to Thursday, his next regular cay. ‘the Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company has declared semi annual divicend cf ten per cent, payable on the Int of Febroary. The Beekman Fire Insurance Company bave declared a sem!-sonua! dividend of seven per ceut, payable on the 2d of February, The Sixth Avenue Kall road Company bave declared a sem!-anaual dividend of five per cent. payable on the 24 of February. The Now Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company, @ semi annual dividend of five per cent, payable February 2 The Indiapapolis and Cincinnati Ratlrosd, a semi annual nd of five per cent, leavirg « surplus of four per which wae used in the payment of $75,000 of the jebt, which bat matured. The Milwaukie and Misnisaipp! Railroad Company bave declared a dividend of five per cent, payable Jat of February, and the trans fer books will be closed to-morrow to open on the Sd of Februsry, We understand the old entablished bourse of George McBride & Co., who with their predecessor, the lste Jas. McBride, bas for more than half century been engaged in the Irieh trade, dissolve their connection and retire trom business on the Ist proximo, We bilieve James MoBride was the first Irish merchant who cngaged in the mail drafta on Ireland,’ and during the past sixty years, this house has paid every dollar of these draite. Mr. G. MoBride retires to agricultural pursuits New Jersey; Mr. Samuel Sloan to the more active dates of the Presidency of the Hudson River Ra\iroad. The assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows — Total receipts. + $99,099 00 Total pay ment 1 16 37 Total 11,909,715 76 The warrants entered at tne Treasury Department, Washington, on the 16th inst , wore as follow::— For the redemption of stocks. . 80207 Fo: the treasury 2,758 08 40,180 00 491 26 ‘ 5,709 66 The Washingion Union, of Saturday, notivor land war- reacts as fo lows — The demand for warrants is Several large in Now York vity to the mar 40 acre Warrants 120 « o -,, % 60 ~ & Revolutionary Serip.. 96 The annexed statement exbidite the average dely movement in the leading departments of tho banke of thie city, during the week precoding Saturday moralng, January 17, 1867, and for severa! previous week Naw York City Bana, Loans. — Spevie, Pireul'n 110,388,005 12,414, 789 3,585,415 «108, 878,911 12,966,286 8,580,745 6,766, . 109,664,004 18,096.35 8.8986,010 67,208,692 +100 679,776 12,281,887 8,741,004 66,049,412 109,716,486 La 5 BT a 7,766. 108,992 206 1 4,°50, 107,981,707 11,04 “56, 107,147,302 10.382 *66, 106,918,886 10,847, 45,106, 104,186,483 10,680,796 ° 6 i ‘The last returns compared with those of the previous X 868 Yow, 4%,°59, 105, 76 5 168,836, 61 69: hy 5 27,429 10,592) week show the following variations in the aggregates -— Trerease in loare and dis ,ounte oe $710,167 i Inorease ia specie... 864 046 Inerease in circulation. . 0 Increase In deposite, notw ove wil, The benks keep up the expansion pretty stoad!ly. The Increase in specie ia full as large ne we expected, bat the most important feature ie the increase in deposite, The aggregate, however, in proportion to ihe discounts, is not yet equal to that of A We make the followtog exiracts ‘rom the report of the Comptroller of the State of Maryiand, giving the (inanciat ¢ the lscal yoar ending year, ended the 30th of Se $1,380,379. which added to $602, 08 (she balance fs the treasury on the 30th of September, 1866), makes the sazgmenat 9 the treasury, during the ‘goal year, r ; A somparizon of there receip's with those of the pre: pose — year will show @ alfference in Eres ot pong réoeipts for tho fiscal year euding 30th of S tember, 1866, of $29.0 42 . . It will alto appear that the receipts from revenue which accrued duriog the year Just closed, exeop! those Of the preceding fiscal year by the sum of $64,446 01, notwitbatarding the repra!of the stamp tax ai the last jon of the Generai mbly, and the the direct tox from tifveen cents to ten sents on $160, Tho disburrements from the treasary ia toe fecal year ending Sept 30, 1466, were $1,187,421 24; and the balance inthe treasury, as of the 20th of September, 1866, was $056,875 73, subject to the payment of certala charger, leaving @ uct balance ap le to futuro demands of #258,097 BL. The seGips on account of the sinking fund were $237,102 65, the whole of which sum was iavestod the une Cf that /uad; #0 that unere was no balance romain. ing in the treasury to lis oredit at the clore of the poar, ‘The sinking fund bas bon increased fr rm the sim of 92.446, 749 06 (which was ita amount on the 50th of Sep- Jember, 1865) to the sum of $3,676,065 65, which was Its ‘mount on ike 30ib of “eptember, 1365. Toe addition to (ho sinking fund bas been $249,915 40, yet $251,102 66 orly wee expended to effect the increako, the State being ibwis eaved in the purchate of stock $12,212 15 ‘The reeeipte from the direos tax for tae (ecal yoar are $380,549 4%, of which sum $115,101 68 wore paiv oa no- count of tax accrued in i806, and $416,492 TA woro cn socc uni of provious years. A comparison of the recelpix, on account of direst tax *irh those of the preceding fiscal year ehown ths, ‘10 entire receipts on this account for }865, whic wore $56,887 £8, exceeded thone of the year just olosd by the sem of $56,243 4; and also thai the revenus from {his rource, reocived on account of the tax for 1853, waa 404 6) iets than the receipts in 1855 for tac due on account cf tbat year. Making an allowance tor the reduc. Hien of the direct tax, tho differences pro raza in favor of the receipts im i866, for 1866. appears io be $20,704 22 over the preceding year. Bat the diminished diitigulty Of collecting a reduced Jevy, and the incroase of aseessa bie property im the State must also be considered in this connecton, and will expiain, toa considerable extent, this difference. The city of Madieon, Wiaconzia, has by # vote of 855 to 10, decided in favor of loaning ts credit to the amoant of 3100,CC0, to the Madison and Watertown Satlroat. The \erms upon which the joan is to be made, are as follows: — 1. The bonds are to run twenty years, being made pay- able \o the year 1877. 2. The rate of interest is 8 per cent, to be paid annually by tho ratiroad company. The bond: to be delivered to the company when the company deposits with the city $200,000 (double the amoust) of its own bonds. as securiiy thai the interest and Onal prineipal will be promptly paid. The bonds of the company ample security, for they have already er pended between $360,000 and $490,000 upon the road— nearly haif enough to secure its completion. The road is twenty-five miles shorter fan any other road between Madwon end the Lake Shore, and will forever secure the great bouy of trade and travel between this point and Milwaukie. The returns of the Now Orleans Banks for the wock ending January 10, compared with the previous week, thows the foliowir ¢ variations ia the aggregat Ipcrenge in short joans. lucrenee in specie. Incresee to crcaletion, ation of The Picayune of the 11th inst. says:— The tone of the market was, on tho whole, somewhat ttropger todey, though as & general ule there ts no actual chance perceptibie, Movey continues in quick cemand, and the banks are crowded fer accommodations beycnd their legal abitt'y. Tney nevertheless manage to absorb almost everything sbort, and are pitohing joto © \CRADgES BB A ZOOd Investment at the present low rates. There is more paper offerixg ontalde, and somo first clase twelve months was passed at 9, and 23¢ a4 montha’ ac- ceptanices at 9 4 12, according to grade cured by Al collateral, was also dot Matement ‘or tie week shows an ¢: Deposita have increased haif @ million, ge $300.600, The circulation bas overtopped ten mi lions, whieh is larger than in any previous period siuce 1841. The appual report of the Oswego and Syracuse Rail- raed Comm news AEG SYRACUSE RAILROAD. Through pasacpgers « $44,040 69 Way parsengers * 88,888 77 Throvgh treigut. + 65,084 99 Way freight... 11,964 61 Express freignt : "61s 96 Vaile 3,043 00 287 10 eee, $146,101 83 $16,823 33 soe 16,278 86,607 v0 17—69,108 40 17,088 43 42,198 37—67.408 70 Surplus :.... ‘ ceseree 810,018 78 ‘The following is the balance sheet of th» year’s basi nese To bal, on band $20, “ recetpta from By paid oa oon. ‘atruation s00't. $16,034 85 tation passengers 5,393 42“ trans «Reepts (reight 67,019 60 expenses .... ‘mail trains... 3,043 0“ floating debt. “pente........ 987 10 “Int. floaung © inieoeliapeous rece pts... “receipts from 42,193 97 inerened ttock, © worpius funds 22,607 90 Total .. Total The amount of the capital stock eub: awarded is $181,800, of which $396,190 has beon paid out, The debt of the company is as foliowe:— 1855. 1866, Funded... .. $196,500 00 197,500 60 In Floating 50181 67 18,045 26 Deo, Tot SUG EH) OT 215,645 25 The total cost of road, equipment and other expendi. tures are $741 615 06, and the catimated value of the property is $790,514 40, Ps The discounts, deporke, specio and circulation of the North) Caroling banks on the 27th of November last, was as folio Bawks of Nonr 82.48 759° saeatiT 206751 « 3] H Canouna. Mer s Henk 176 O48 of Payetievile... #62. 393 BK, Wilmington 361 S83 ik of Washington 106.470 more Back of N ok of Wadesbor Bank of ( has lotte, Pank of Yanceyville Bank of Clarercon Bank of Widmingtor 3 1,157,207 121088 6 As compared with 18/5, the banting capital i ‘a- creased $1,085,003, Tho surplus or reserved fund ia in creased $110,785, (though the Bank of the State has ¢ vided © O of 1@ eurpiue.) The circulation is (ncrowed $608,008, The coposite are increased $116,095. Tne diecovnted notes a76 Increaged $901 54, Tho foreign ¢x- change is increased $742, £6,308, The fore to 84,499,052, wh The specte ts inoressod tod epeoe together mount lee for notes in cireuls (op and Geponits ere $7,072,708 Showing about $6 im able means for every $7 of lindilitier, ox ot Hiabiulties to tne stockboldera for their cap*tal stoox, with cut osiling in any of the dixcounted notes, amounting to nearly $7,000,C00. Stok Exchange. n4 $7000 Virginie 6'0 4060 Har RE Od M 40C0 1h) Com I 220 whe Nattor a’ ber, eM p 76% MRR Ty 9500 Til Com FR bdo. SROORD 89. 96 1260 abs CombCiCo #3 20 800 do CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Monvay, Jan, 196 P.M. Ashite —Pales of 26 bole. of pote were made at Tie. Basrertrre.—Flour—The receipts both by railrosd and Dy tea were euepended by the severity of the snow storm and ‘te eloere were Oreeer, and the eater made indi. 5 ber, 186¢, were | cated an advance cf Sto 10 cents per bbi. The sales were confined (0 about the following quotations — 0 s 2,600 bole Boot Common to good Bato... oP oh eet th Common tq f00d Michigan. 6 he 6665 Common to goad Ohio. oss ose Obie. $368 685 Extra Obio ........ . ‘ e 10 Southern mized to good prance. ° 139 “ — fanoy and exira.... 1 a Cauadian superfine and extra. q 76 Cenadian brands continued frm, wiih sma! sol the above quotations, Southern wa: firmer w mod ‘sa/en to about 200 a 960 bois, within range of (iy. ons, Rye flour and corn meal were urchauged. ‘Ynest~ Sales were checked by the diMonlty of making de verice. Holdera demanded % to 3 cents per bushel ad- vance over rate current before the rece'pt. Of the foreign news on Saturday, Corn was bigher, oat ‘oles restricted; the transactions embraced 15 900 & 20,060 biheis Woster, mixed, from store, a’ 7 the, Rye was quiet, at0ue, 1 920, Oats were uncaanged Correm "be mark * was nteady; @buut 470 omge Ko Wore reported wold, at O2%40 a LIKo Corron.—"he revert!) 01 ym checked a.tes, Tho Market was quiet; toe transactions being sm." !9!*, wt lirm prices. FRMGHTS —Owing to the siorn, and the diiileall livering prodace ulongelite vowels, engagement! were iu & mesure Surpendel. Karos, however, were qure Steady ab Saturday's quotavoor, to Looton 25 tue sard wore engaged at i0s,, Kolerdam (004 20 verce. uf rice were engage’ on Saturday aiernoon et tas bark Alabama, of 450 tons, fouriewa yours oid, wo.4 ut $4,000. Hay was quiet, at $i 6 $1.12 eat Ps were Inactive, at iv. @ 100 for eastern ant wer- rn. Navat Stonms —Tho market tor spirits terpertine ooo tinved firm for crude, » Das the violuece of io storm checked opcraviour ‘On —Linseed continued firm, with a good demand ether kinds were duh PROVISIONS. —Pork—The market was Armor, will aslon Of about 460 bbis,. inolisiog DoW mess, Mt Bias old & $19 8744 a $20. Heef was wite sales of anew bola, includ ng Dow covatry prime, at $2 60 « #10 Bow country mets & $10 fie $2 60, ne packed at $16, while oatva was at $16.) Ba in gocd demand, and 500 buses were Koli April and May Balumore, firm. Advices from Havre, Fras prime mess pork, a!! vilered, bat government at $4 per bo!, over on 100 bbin. lard, to arrive ‘row Ne « ard 20 do., on the spot, at ia! cheere were uncbanges. & of de ay he storm caused & suspension fn ex! ap annual slatement of thy Saypping Lu wo pr that the consumption of forevs sugars in the to 266,494 voos, apalaat 1 showing an ivcrewe for the pag y over the con 0 of the provioas at 133,; ds., would sugar in the United Staten equsl co 374,76) aga nat 377.762 tops im 1865, sbowiny un increase for 196% of —Sales of 200 bbiz, in lot, were mete at 20e. a B60. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. RETIRED bave nearly run out Thdies, a certatn cure for consutnntion, broachit mera deblity, “ihe remedy was di only child. ‘@caughier was given | A avered. while tiving 'n the F * vel yrered ty of and expheit directions for mak 1 it He requires each applicant a three centa to be returned as postin remainder to be applied to the vaywent ment. Address Dr, H JAMiss, 19 47 ot miro this advertion- Terney City, 7 ow Wen! You LooK Arana Rxcl Smith, yesterday to hie friend Thome on Broadway. “1 deciare you reer ws freah aod rooust though yon had become young agsin’’ "1 beve become Oung Sgain! J have renewed my lease of lite!) repued hompron. “I was dying bolh with consumption aed diesi- pation; | had the serofula, wo, 1 had inlammatory renma- lism: 7 had e ol paley — au wiock at me! Dit you eve heatt! 1 we dotties of Or, Ausiars’ Marri Parr—Lvcat —In this city, on fuesday, Deo 80, by Rev. Mr. Sencemas, Mr. Joun W. Parks Mise Many A, Lucas, Both of tbis city. California papers please copy Diea. Havianp.—On Sunday, Jan is, after a long and severe inees, Janke G. Bavitenn, iv to OTtb your of bis age Bia tr of bis browbers, Heury, Abraham land, of bis ton-in iaw, Sean T Ke w, Edward Brown sui Hy invited to aitend tie funeral, to morrow a bait past three o’cicck, from his late ree: 7 Bowery. Fuuers ‘s chured, at four o'clock. Kent.—On Sunday morning, Jan. 18, Cuaxtar Breer, eyed 68 years, ‘Bis reiatives and fl tkore of pis lave b) otn: those of bis brothers, are | from bis late residence, No img, at ten o'clock, and from theoce 1 catheors|, where & sclemu bigh mass will be oftered oj for the repose of bis soul, Vaxsco —On Monday, Jan 10 atter @ lingering iliness, Mrs, MARGARET Psxaco, wife of Joseph Verego, aged 7 eure. 2Toe tapers) services will take piaco from the Baptios church, sventon street, between Cnrystic and Forsyth to-morrow morpiwg, ai eieven o'clock. The re- ‘and trends aro \oy) ed to attend without lurwer butice Haat — On Saturcay, Jan. 17, of disease of the heart, Haye) Hanr, sgca 48 years aod 5 months, The triende of the tamily, there o bis brother, Pawick, of bigbrother in iaw, Acérew P Giilooo, the members of wwe Now York Yourg Men's Romas Catholic Bonevuient Aseociation, of the Ulive Goars, aud Of toe Barreon Guard, are reepectfvily invites W attend the foneral, from bis iave residence, No. 24 Ladiow street, thia morn- ing, ab ten o'clock. fle rematar will be taken to St. Mary's chureb, where high mars will bewung, and thesce 10 Calvery Cemetery axsoux —On Monday, Jaa, 19, at 30 minutos A. M., Gaurkope MATILDA, Only child of William Arnoux, omiy prapdcbiid of Aushony Arnoux, and nisoof William B. Cox, in the 6th year of bor axe ‘The friends of the inmilles are respectfally invited w attend the funeral, this aiteraoom, at \aree o'clock, from N C cet. ome? —Un Monéay moruing, Jan. 39, aftor a lin- Of thirteen months, Mr. Taoxes Vas Voner, sof the femily, and the mem- 3,1! 0 Of0. F, are re aperal, to morrow ater- bers of Ot.ve Dra apectiully Invited 0 Boon, at two o'clock, from No 74 Seound ayeone. Pismson —On Sundsy, Jan, 18. Sane D, Pisssow. ‘Bin triends are Unlly invited (9 attend toe o'cion! 16 N Weattieid, N L Masse seca 6 bs, #04 Of Frederick ¥. ond Bilzabeth d friends of the faraily are reapecttolly ‘Atiend the funere! to morrow afternoon, at oe o'clock, from the rosidenoe of im parenis, No, 72 Saffolke eircet. Juv avasp —O0 Cap nity, recund 19, of biliowe tever, and Bamvooeds Rit: and with @ sweet tena we aidexce of mening Torrey 8, oat Tom ay, oged (8 montha. eludives are requested t0 attend ine from his late renicenoe, No [84 Green vieh sve- this aiternoon, at three o’cino Caut.= Om Saterday morni¢, Jen. 11, Maw ait, Wife Of Agron MoOall, wu the 27ta year 6: The friends aud fone vee Hor friends and thote of her t Abrabem Gray, are iwvite uriher te vitation, from No ip, (Ds Morbing, at half pact ica antl, avd O° Pur father, end her funeral wr 0 Osrton muse, Bevok- » clue. Gateaet —Un Supdsy, Jao. .6 of conse ption, Gann. Gianna B., wile of Benry ert, youngest daugorer of Benjamin ard Poebs Perine, aged 44 yoare, 6 movie and 27 doya. ihe friende and relatios of ihe family are respeetfuily Invited (0 etter d the fuveral, from the rewideae of bor father, corner of Wasbicgiau aod Monroe stroets, Bush~ wick, (0 morrow altervoun, at ene o'clock, fier remains Wil) be takeo to Greenwood for nierment. Ci wil be ac Peck ship and Grand street lorries, Wuiamsvarg, 0 bail pret tweive o'clock, yt In are on Monday, Jan. 10, Carusmrn Kian, beloved wife of Robert B Carter For fall particulars respecting funeral, eee future ac vertisement, Ba —The foneral of Mra, Riias Beran, announced ¥, 18 pomtponed om aooouns of ibe Sancme Lounestaay, aged 60 years. 7 relatives and friends of the family are nvited oe funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two 0 vlock, late residénce, No. 381 Siate street, Brook!ya. Stamford, OL, jense copy vy tT ~ ian. 1%, alter a short linens, Ar. A or Xander Irvine, aged 94 yoarr, 0 » wife 4 19 daye. at yhy ° faanily are reepectfally invited to ot. tternoon, at one O’elocic, 5 Grand street, Wibaws- burg, without farther noloe NOTHER VETERAN OF NEW ORLEANS GowE. Fkancs—in Brookiyo, of, Mouday, Jaw, lv, afer @ pamnivi jlisers of five mouths, ANTHONY FRaxcis, ageo 06 youre, 9 montbe and 15 days The friends and relatives of the family are reepect!: 7 Invied to attend the toneral, from his late reekien™. No, 118 Go d street, Corner Of Proepens treat, Reookten, 1 Morrow alternonn, At two O'clock, Hie rewaics 1 0@ thin 10 Greenwood for interment RayROLDA = At Giern’s Falls, Monigomery conetr. oo Sat Fry réay Jao 10, tom ef Charles W ant Annee H+ Wo ogrte moh ane * cape