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

City Intelligence. Fas.r Mazxerivg.—The rainy weather of the past week ‘was entirely unexpected by the farmer, and has had its ‘effect upon the market, in keeping back the supplies and ‘@abancing the prices of all truck that requires a hot sun to become matured. Immense quantities of strawberries have been brought to this market during the pazt week, bat the demand bas more than kept pace with the supply. surprised at the avidity with which this berry is sold, avd have kept ag in Ws market Dealers are ‘fine 300,000 baskets per J eyed Yenorday Thore is danger that these heavy rains will rot and destroy the cherry crop; at it they want shoteun. All kinds green vi es are very cheap. We have never known Meeps Sahil py ee eee year. —e peas were sper bbl. Asparagus, » » &e., load the stalls. ‘Turnips are alto cheap. , however, are very high, and likel month; Bermudas seil for $7 per bbl., Charleston ‘ew potatoes for $5 oe bbI., and West India sweet po- tatoos coil for $4 25; a fow Norfolk are in, (and although from they were selling for from ic. to 7c, @ basket. the Pog is not larger than a good sized marble, they sell for r bbl. The heavy of the past season given the furmers a wonderfally abundant grass crop, and as A consequence butter has fallen tn price. Hest butter can be bad for 25e. per Ib, Eggs sell seven for 12 ceats, ‘There are plenty of spring chickens in market, and sales are heavy, as are the only kind of poultry to ve had. Fish eelis high. ‘Toore is some delicious salmon in mar ket, but it costs 50cen per lb. Ina few weeks we can atiord this luxury for 26 conts per 1b. Blue fish, sea bass, ‘weak fish, ponte! Ag &c.,are all abundant and tolorably cheap. The Sgn Bo meats is downward Mutton is plenty; and Ismb, which is in great demand, can be seen upon al! the stalls. There is much young jamb and yoa ia market that should not be sold, There is no chango to note in other meats. ‘Tux Comer MaxiA.—Fow poople haye a realizing sense of the widespread delusion prevalent among the yery poor respecting the comet, We learn that in the saving banka, where on Fridays the number of depositors ave- rage {rom thirty to fifty, there were scarcely any deposi. tors last week, owing to the fear which was genoral among the poor that the world was to be destroyed. On Sa- tarday evening, no little excitement was created in West- ohester county aud Long Island, by discovering in the air, suspended over Harlem, what appeared to be a comet. peice erage dy waa discovered to the creat relief of the oredulous, that it was a balloon. One of the curiosities of New York at the present time isa sinvular looking genius that keeps walking up and down Park row, apparently talking to himself. This he has been doing for months, ‘Tat Saturday he was accosted by a gontieman, and asked why he walked eo much in that piace, when he replied that he was waiting for the comet. He had private infor- mation recently that the distinguished visiter would sirtke the earth about 11 o'clock. LMowever, the earth was not Stricken, and still the mysterious persona: ontinues his ‘walk up and down l’ark row. ‘Tux Ciry Guano, Captain Iullock, celebrated the twenty- Tourth anniversary of the organization of their corps on ‘Monday, by an excursion to Shrewsbury, N J., where they spent the day target shooting, eating, drinking, speech . and otherwise enjoying themselves. ‘They pu- raded fifty men, and attracied much attention as they marched down Broadway. The steamer (ccola was char- tered for the excursion. The occasion was a picasant oue; ‘but would it not have been more so if their wives und lady ‘friends accompanied them? ‘Tus YounG Men’s Roman Catio.sc BRNRVOLRNT ASSOCLA* mon held a regular meeting on Monday evening, at their ‘rooms, 187 Bowery, the President, S. P, Berram,in the chair, and Mr. Griffin, Secretary. Thi: piel, will be rN as is aphvseps fe , composed of thé young mea of the Catholic Church who forme themselves Into a ‘union last winter, to aid the poor of their church. The ob- fect of their meeting was to make amendments to the con- —— ee i at Lehn of the members account of its iilegality. ore ‘no o:her business in band the association adjourned ‘ine de. Tam Basver Corre: Comumssions.—The National and Ligbt Guards could net, of course, be mustered beore the City Hall in the rain; and therefore the commissions of Brevet-Colonel, conferred as a mark ef bonor upon Captain Vincent of the former, and Captaia Shumway of ‘the latter, will be privately handed to these gentlemen. ‘The Seventh Rogiment retirned yesterday moruing from Boston, arri here about half past sevea o'clock, co Pletely we and fatigued by their journey, They — parated and returned to their respective Cousson ON THE LoxG Istinn Ranroan.—A slight col- Usion occurred om the Long Island Railroad yesterday ‘Morning, at 26 minutes past 6 o'clock, during a dense fog. Tt appears that while ap extra freight train was proceed- bo bes ene heen angle in the aot of getting regular track low the oD} train to pass, the latter overtook it and waa not | peosived in conse: quence of the fog till the sbock cecasioned by the collision ‘was felt. Both trains were thrown 01) the track, and the tender of the er train was broken, but no further damage resulted from the accident, The trains run rega- Jarty as before. Naw Youx Husroricat Soctery.—Tueslay evening a spe_ ‘Gial meeting of the New York Historical Society was heli ag ‘the barge chapel of the University, which was crowded to ‘its ctmost capacity by a highiy respectable audience, to Listen to & t by Rembrandt Peale, of Phiiadel- phia, on “Washington and bis Portraits. ‘The venerable gentleman was introduced by Hon. Lather ‘was received with great enthusiasm. He ga ‘interesting barrative of the various portraits of Washing- ton, painted by his father, bimself, and other artirts, ro- Jating conversations held with the Father of his Couatr, ‘while be sat for his portrait. The lectarer spoke at | of bis celebrated picture of the General, painted from memory and studies, soon after bis death. A large colossal picture of Washington waa exhibited, also a copy of his "s portrait of Lady Washington. A ‘unaaimous vote of thanks was posed by Dr. Osgood pro; ‘and seconded by Dr. Van Pelt for the valuable paper, aud Pequcasing a copy for the archives of the Socety. ASOcUTON OF THE PROPRIETORS OF Sartons’ BoARDING ‘oc-m —The second mecting of this association was held oa Tuesday evening at $ o'clock, in the large room of the Warren Hotel, corner of iver and Henry streeta. The Presideat, Mr. James Cortney, oceupied the cbair, The President called 4; the Seorctary (Mr. Cary) to read the by laws, wi are to rogulate the conduct of the association, as well as the miaute. of the last meoting. Wher both these dutios were performed, various resoia tons and amendmenss relating to the manner in whict Bailors are to be treated by the members of tho arsoriation were thea put forward acd discusred, bul no business of (mportance, save the forination some additional by- tuws, the appointmen! of of/icers’ salaries and the renting of the room in which they were then assem) led was trans acted, as this was only ove of their preliminary meetings. Their future meetings will take place on the first and third Tuesdays of every month, and it is to be hoped that they will paw off as croditably as this ove did. There were fifty members present. Fata Acctpest.—Thomas Harley, a sailor on board the Steamabip Vanderbilt, fell off tue topeail yard to the deck @n Mooday evening, and was so horribly mangled that he died ia (ifeon minutes after. The Vanderbilt was lying at Pier No. 8 North river. Deceased was about 48 years of age. His family resides at No, 10 Washington stréct. DEST ON Tie Kiet River, —The yaw! boat belonging jot boat Mary and Cathoriac, while in tow of the Berbeck, on Saturday evening, was acciten- tally upset, anda young man named Obadiad Jobneon, ‘was unfortunately drownc!, Yesterday moraing a ctanoa were Gred at the foot of James slip, to try and raige bis body. He was the son of one of our oldest pilota. Benet Any.—The Coitee House, belonging to Mr. Co‘tve, torser of Fourteenth street and Foarth avenue, was en tered on Tharsday night by burglars, who robbed the money drawer of its contents, amounting to about $40. ‘They also entered the bedroom in which the bar teuder and after relieving him of a valuable watel, left without causing any alaria. Free wy Haumoxp Staxer.—Between 12 and 1 o'clock yesterday morning, @ fire broke out in the frame dwelling No. 2 Hammond street, occupied by Patrick Coffe; first oor occupied tor a . Damage dy water about $2); aa to building about $25. No insurance. Fire wag oa by a defective chimney ‘ue. Baur RuLroan Onsteection.—( p to last might there had been 9 arrival for two days of a through western train wi Jer @a the New York and Hrie Railroad, in con- me na sequence at Corning, by which the irack of hat road is submerged. The traits start regularty for the ‘eat. United States District Attorney's Ollice, Guizvax oF $13,500 WoRTH OF DIAMONDS AND JSWELRY—BEIZURE OF THR STRAMER FCLTON. In consequence of information received at the Custom House, of\cera Alexander Isaacs and Thomas Byrnes went, by order of the Surveyor of the Port, to Staton Istand, and ‘waited the arrival of the steamship Fulton from Havre, on hor last trip; they went to the room of Mr. Kane, the chief steward, where, on examination, they found a quan- baw an oe hg other precious stones, in ‘ker, which seized and 4 to bail in the eum of $5,000, ona charge eine steamship Fulton was seized by the custom | ofticers oa the grounds of the alvove smuggling, bu ition hae been presented againet her boing boiled, captain or oflicer® were not cognizant of the illegal act, ‘Willamaburg News. Riot at Caraxromt—Oxe or Ta Rioters Stansep.— About eleven o'clock on Sunday nighta nnmber of persons, GBaid to be drivers on the Greenpoint City Railroad cars, ‘eaded by a man pame'| Jack Fitegerald, entered Kroop’s lager bier saloon, in Franklin street, They called for Mome iager bier, and afier drinking it, knocked Kroop down and commenced to boat him, and upon the wife in- forfering she was also knocked down. They then com- Meveed to smash ap the furniture. during which they np: lamp, setting fire to \he premises. |vuring stabbed Fitzgerald in six or cigiit places inflicting dangerous wounds. The com- red man then carried him awny and se- him, Yesterday Justice Clarry issued warrants rioters, placed Them m ihe bands Araret Uso tHe New Liquar Law Robert Thomas, Keeper of 9 porter house, was arrested by the Seventecnth ward police, on Sunday hight, upon s charge of selling Liquor oa Sunday. ki Y i fer y+ He wag aduaitted to bal by Justice Brooklyn City News. Broostrs Hosmcv:rvna: Soczry.—The semi-annual exhibition of this society was held at the Atheaun, ia At- lantic etreet, yesterday afternoon ani evening. The room in which the exhibition took place was clogantly fitted up with choice Howers, beautify!ly arranged thronghout. The @ filled with cut flowers and the centre with hot ea and fruite, while in the ante-room there was a splendid assortment of bouquets, tastefully arranged in various . One was in tho likonoss of @ scalo; others a» baskets, pyramids, &c. The frutte were of the choicest kinds; amcngst them strawberries of enormous size, grapes and oberries. The exhibition was a fine one, and the visitera wore delighted with al! they caw. Luevss8.—The following lcentes to sell Kquor were granted by the Rrooklyn Board of Excise, yesterday:— B. Schlossman, James W. Kiernan, Joseph Jacov Webber, Jobu Forrest, Guilett & Anderson, R. W. Law- rence, H. Specht, John Exfert, C. H, Steers, John Johan- pis, Henry Hannan, Thomas French, James M. Connor, Henry Theim, Patrick Carney, John Armus, Henry May: berry, Jas. Suit, John Peters, William, Wiliams, Peter Radel, John C. Stewart, Henry Rugan, y Cox, John Loman, Anthony Groas, There are abouf 300 applications still on Ge, and but one meeting more to consiaer them. Tax Assaxaty Districts or Kings County.—The Board of Supervisors, at @ meoting held on Tuesday, adopted the following aa the division of the county into Assembly dis- tricts, Heretofore three Asseinblymen were elected. The new apportionment gives the county seven members:— The yote on the adoption of the report Avas 17 ayesto ¢ nays, Three members were absent. Sovexmz Corny Drowows—Sracia: Trrw,—Jowe 15,.— Before Judge Birdseye.—The People, ex rel. Gabriel Disos- way, vs. Jobn 1, Flake and others,—-The proceedings and determination of the referees reversing the order of the Commissioners of High ways to lay out a highway ia West- field, Richmond county, set aside with costs. Gilbert Wood vs. Eoyicbert Lott, late Sherit —Motion for a new trial denied with costs. Hiram Colwell vs, Jonas Roe; Elizabeth Laasipg ys. Purcell Cook et al.—The like order. Sarah Kearney ve. Joseph Carter.—Motion to set aside inquisition for a forcible entry and detainer denied without costs. Defendant to traverse the inquisition within twenty days, and the isaue then joined to be tried at the Circuit Isaac G. Keudall ys. thomas H. Treadwell and wite.— Judgment for a strict foreclosure mortgage granted and form of judgment settled, Lrvr Osx Geoace wv a Baooxiry Pouca Covri.—George Law appeared before Justice Cornwei!, Monday, as a com. plainant agaivst Peter McQuade, whom be charged with grand larceny. The fact soon spread, and the court room became filled with anxious not that they cared ‘a Bg about the case, but all were anxious to have @ look at George law. After taking a view they gradually dis- persed, satisfied with having seen Live Oak G The case is simply this: Law came to the Atlantic Dock witha horse and wagon. He boarded a veese!, leaving his estab- lishment in the sireet. When be had transacted bis busi. ness, he ascertained on bis retura that his horse and wagon were gone. He searched, butin vain, Next day a: discovered the wagon in front of a livery ton avenue, aud making inquiries, ascer- tained thatit had been brought there by accused. The accused betes ne gs to prove thas he found the horse the Sable for safe keeping. ins dia not aust tie FORRESRE it was shown that the establishment had been taken away from the place Mr. Law left it. and be held MoQuade in $1,000 bail to await the action of the Grand Jury, In de- fault be was committed to jail, Reoiyxtar Panay —The Fourteenth regiment, under command of Colone! Jesse C. Smith, made their sirst gene ral spring parade on Monday, ‘hey formed on Hicks street, in the vicinity of the Cit, and marcbed up Flom street “tas iayor and Common Council were in waiting for their arrival, and the troops passed in review beiore them. ‘The regiment ls uaivormly attired according to the Stato regulations, and presente 1 neat and soldier marched about the streets tothe music of an excellent id aad were dis- missed about 6 o’cleck in the even: Coroners’ Offices Fatat Bensisc From Acowent —Coroner Allis held aa inquest on Monday at the New York Hospital, upon the body of a woman named Sophia Cerner, who dicd from the effects of burns received by the explosion of a fuid lamp upon her person. It appeared that on Sunday the decwane wee situps deride a meres with a burning feid lamp upon the table, whea by some accident the lamp was overturned, and falling’ pon tue hot stove, it broke, ‘and ibe fivid instantly exploded, setting fire to deceased's clothing, and burn se in aehocking manner Verdict, “ accidental death.’ coated was 45 years of. age, and war a native of Germany. Mexaxcaory Fara or A Srtampoat Cartacs.—Coroner Perry was called wpon to Lold aa inquest on Monday at the City Prison upon the body of a man subsequently identified as that of Captain Stone, who was formerly a very lar steamboat commander ou the North river, The do- coased, ‘tappeared, was admitted to the care of Dr, Covel, of tho City Prison, in a dying condition, brought on by intem- perance and extreme exhaustion, aud was s0 far exbaust- ‘ed that be dicd before any etlorts could be made to relleve him. It was Dr. Cove! that identified the body, and pro nonnced it to be that of Captain tone, with whom he bad been jutimate many years azo when he was a sober, in- dustrious agd independent man, Verdict—-ieath by in- temperance aad uston. e Fatat Acctoaye os Smrrpoann,.—Thomas Farly, 2 sailor employed on board steamship C. Vanderbilt, was instant! killed on Monday afternoon by falling from the topzaflant- mast to the decx beneath, The eee? of the deceased was conveyed to his Inte residence, No. 10 West street, Police Lateliigence. sway Roweny.—Me. Jame? McDonough, residing at 447 Fourth strect, was attacked by three high- waymen on Sunday night, as he was passing through Grand street, towards Broadway, and was robbed of his gold watch and ¢! . The Fourteeath ward police, hear ing the cries of Mr. McDonogh, hastemed to the spot aud gave chase to the fellows, when they were captured after a great deal of difficulty, and safely lodge in the station house,’ The watch and chain were found in the gutter, where they bad been throwa by one of the prisovers in his attompt to escepe. The accosed were conveyed before Justice Mreanan, at the Essex Market Police Court, where they were commitied to prison for examination, The gave their s Prancis Smith, Charles ward aud James ( ‘The Sew York Weekly Herald. NEWS FROM RUROPE, MEXICO, CUBA, BTO—APFATRS IN WASHINGTON, ETC.—-THE BUNKER HILL CALE: BRATION AT BOSTON, ETU., BTC. ‘The Weerry Henaty wil) be published at eleven o'clock this morning. Tis eontenta will embrace news from Karope, Mexico, Cubs, West Indies, South America, &c.; Manifesto 0 Santa Anns; The Bunker [lll Celevration at Boston; Pro- ceedings of the State Temperance Convention: the Yacht Race at Hariem; ihe Races on the Fashion Course; Gen, Walker's Reception and Movements io New York; AMsirs tn Washing: ton; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on various sub jects; Pinanctal, Oemmereial, Poiltion!, Religtors, Theatrical, Rporting and Martingn [mtelligense; New York Catle Market, together with a large variety of interesting local aod miscelia- neous articles, Slagle onpies, te wrappers resdy for mailing, oan be had ai the counter. Price siz cents. Ae Gremtzonn So the Gal Person whe can em Giseanes of the b: hair, Mop ai the door estab’ ae avenue cars Worsante Devsting Cosse i Geet Vee | 8. SAUNDERS’ store only, No, 7 Astor ‘White's 93 Drees salon sot, between Brosdvway sad Pease Genin’s Beaver b peerage Lo ore dew: thia “gem” of a dress hat, continues te as great Se'when frat uicodneed. Mo article Of jie decen hae ever reaia furore. This lovely, and dove colored ew" we exeelieare ing!l tha! is essential, ia ventila~ ted om scien (ples, wilt parti 7a l9e regard to the best. For‘sale only by GENIN, 34 Browdway, ups be foreninne Lg A of Art,” No, 585 Broad- Oppowi its ove! nts city. “eee Teak pa "cSele wy rena Kee iat, Tada fpk, Parisian ae. Daguerreotypes colors. Gallery a from 6 A. M. apection of the p: and ambrotypes in fo 18 PF. M., amd free to the ia- Ningern Falls Photographed so Perfectiy maturar and grand dat you can almost hear the roar oF tie waters. Jam taxen by HULMES, 989 Mroadway, for the Brand reth’s Pills Up.—Agene; ine At CAMPBPLL'S drug store, corner of Bight aven Twenty cig) eh. The Cholcest Millinery of the Season, tn infinite variety, and at prises whieh bring the newest (ai fona, within ibe ” every puree, Will be found at R. WILDE'S este store and wa petted, at adway. New styles in bon v giicia wraw cools, dress caps, @t., comtiguauy sitivos In the afternoon, | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1857. Persons who have Gray Hair color, are invited to cali amd consult Doctor (consultation ens’ New Novel— ‘FER, BOER SISFERS, ~~ MBS, STEPHENS’ NEW MONTHLY FOR JULY. SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. ‘The number for July begins a new volume of this pop’ . Now, with the new rolume and the new novel, is bo time to eubsoribe. 125, eens per mumber, Bendy this > a 29,000 ¢ 36 Beekman street te Druggist’s Ciroular. Adv umber must be seat in until ¢o'clock. Smithsonian House, Broadway.—Hotel Ac- commodatious on tha European or Ampricaa plaa at option, Freeman & Co.’s Express for California, ae re States mall seamer Siar of the West, Satur. day insiant, closes at o'clock PM. See advertise- MAN & 0) Broadway, Custom mae Shirts, of the Best Qualtty, who'esale and retail! at MCLAUGHLIN’R shirt and furnishing store, corner of Murray and Greenwich streets, Toilet Articles of the First Quality.For sale at J. & 8. SAUNDERS’ atore ouly, No. 7 Astor House, Rich Paper for the Retail all new atyles, of recent importation. | Work dae in the most artigc manner by THO! FAYE & UO., 257 Broadway. Paper Hangings at Wholesale—Of our own Manuiacture and importation. of every deairable atyle, for wale to the trade at the lowest cash prices, by THUMAS FAY & UU, 967 Broadway. —The Newest Styles.—Wor Choice Family Teas, Coftce, Groceries, dec, iu all their variety, im store and for sale allow prices by 3. Os FOWLER & CQ , 26) ant 455 Greepwion street, ‘Tens, Cottee and Retined Sugars at Whole- sale prices. Dealers in want will cal! at WILLIAM LYNOH 8, 014 Greenwich street, corner Of Spri Prime Java colle roasied and ground ob the premines every ‘Thore js a Shop in New Vork over the door of which is writtem “Real Dautzic Beer brewed here. The 8 bogus gin vendera should each, have inscrebed on tieir “Keal London Gin made here ON ARLEN’ London Cordial Gin ix the on'y genuine London Gin in the market, Depot 40 Broadway. ‘or sale by ali grocers and druggisis, fe) fee Cream Freezers, dou- i) elegant and useful styles. ddlers for fancy drinks, 1n s bier lap lor ‘ice © coolers, reirigera- of cher hot wea! RLAY & MOAT F alleviato and 71 Vesey streets. Wo! 204 Geen vied Prof. Alex, C, Barry's Tricopherous is the best and cheapest article for ‘Gressing, beauti ai, clonntig, guring, proserving aad resvariag wh hair. indloartey it ereryw Batchsior’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Foupses— fhe ben: in thn snrpasaing all. Stas maniarary, 289 Beoatwey, — Cristadoro’s Wigs, Hair and To stand uarivniled in the coun Whetnie und vets eed as dys oppiied privately, ai No, 6 Astor House, If your Hair is Falling Off, Use Ballard’s hair famener; if gray, acthing is equal w BALLARD'S bair dye, 475 Broadway. umm, Beckles, Ereptions oll Ruin Die use Ks’ ol C0BP; ray hair, 4 , hc, J y H Flortda Water.— Murray & Lanman France is cballenged to produce a scented water as exqniait tingreat and ae dursbi urray & Lanman’s Aqua de or Florida water factured and sold by the pro- hoiesale dr No. 09 rietors, D. 1. MAN oh ett, Nevy York, and by all druggtate, a: centa por Monga Kelley can be Consulted Daily at his ofice, No 3 Bible Hone, upon diseases of the lungs, liver and kidneys, free of charge. Holloway’s Pilis.—General Weakness and debility, the premonitions of vital decay, are replaced with vigor, activity, aud a healiful potency in'every organ, and in the entire syaiem, by the restor stive, Tegulating anc! exblerat- tug induence Of this life sustaining vegetable preparation. Campbell, Chemist and , Corner of Righih avenue and Twenty eighth street, Pure medicines aud suit personal attention. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MUNEY MARKET, Frinay, June 10—6 P.M. The stock market opened very much depressed this morning, With increased activity among operators lower prices ruled and there was a general disposition to sell. Reading was particularly active, and sold to the extent of about seven thousand five hundred shares, opening at 72, ‘and selling down to 715¢, seller twenty days, Eric was a little better at the opening this morning, but s90n fell of, and closed very weak at 30°{, seller ton days, The report of earnings for May by the Lrie Company looks very bad, and every month seoms to make the condition of the com pany worse and worse, New York Central \s pretty well sustained. The daily transactions in the stock were large apd tbe quantity on the market ls steadily increasing, mak- ing it more and more dificult for the brokers to carry it at present prices. Michigan Southern may for some time ductuate between forty aud Mifty per cent, aud be a favorite ameng speculators in the daily operations of ihe street, bot until further changes are made in tho manage- ment the public can have very Liee couddence in the ad- ministration of its a‘tairs. There arc ramors already afloat regarding the resignation of the new treasurer. A very large stock represcgtation is opposed to his policy, it boing one caloulated to destroy what little life there is left in the company’s dnauces. Under the new regime tho old stock bas fallen fifteen per cent, a fact which shows that some thing more than ordiaary respectability ts necessary in ‘inanciering for a bankrupt railroad company. Railroads are too much of a dead weight to be buoyed op and ens tained entirely by the respectability of their boards of directors. The community have been seriously injured by the faith they have placed in the respectability of the directors of certain railroad compantes, and from tht time out the public will, without much doubi, jook a Nitle closer at the material composing thu m inagement of inoor- porated companies, and of railroads in particular. The ew party ia the Michigan Southern wont ja to resuscitate the concern. They wore elected solely for their respects. bility. aiioty all Sufficient time has already elapse that the new directors are aot equal to the emergency The downward courke which the siock hae taken in th market has disappointed those who thongnt that from the moment the new party were established in power all dilli culties would disappear, aod further changes are talked of, Galena and Chicago was oflered in large lots to-day, | and gradually declined in price. Tue “extension and branch’’ policy lately inaugurated ia this concern bas | Drought a good desi of stock on (he market. Before the stockholders can make such changea in tho slircction as may be required to bring abouta proper masagement, the company will be involved s0 deeply as to add largely to (ts capita! and funied del A yoar or two age thi road was ina fair way of being permanently productive | to ite stockholders, but bad management since bas com- pletely changed its position and prospects. Cleveland and Toledo has been quite steady for some days, It has now ‘varied more thas a fraction from 55 per cent, and has fluctuated from that poiut to 59 por cont. . At the second board the marke} was quile steady, with. out much activity, Llimols Centra! advanced }¢ per cont Cleveland and Toledo deciinod |, por cent; Moading, \s; Michigan Southern, \; do. scrip, jg. There was a emai sale of La Crosse and Milwackieat 67 percent. Milwaukie and Mississippi closed at 625¢ per cent, Illinois Central Railroad opened this afternoon at 131s, seller sixty days, and clored at 19354, seller sixty daye, being an advance of one per dent on the time sales. At the Close the tendency of price was downward, with free oderings of all the lead- stocks. tre Ass.stans Treasurer reports to day Ag follows. - Total receipts $40,208 14 ‘Total pay men! draft. ‘The following are the receipta of the Morris Canal Com- pany for the past week and season, aa compared with the receipts to corrseponding time last year Total to June 7, 1966..... Woek ending June 14, 1856. Total to June 6, 185 Week ending June 13, 1857. Meorenre tt 1967.6... cece eceeee $3,018 4 ‘The decline in the prices of the shares or bonds of thit Company is no doubt in some measure attributable tothe Sailing Of in the receipts, when from new connections tht yeat a very materially increased business was expected Obstructions to nayivation by breaks in the canal are, ing groat measure,\the cause of the decline, ‘The last Legistature passed a law requiring all froo banks in Tennessee to keep the bonds deposited by them ‘as securky for thetr circulating motes at par, In cons quence of (he recent deciiae (0 the Tennessee bonds a\ New York, the Comptroller of the State bas called upon | the froe {banks for an additional deposit often per cent, qhlch call bas airfady boon responded te by the Uank of Nashvillo and the Northern Bank of Tennossoe, at @arks- ville, the former having doposited fifteen thousand dollars, and the latter seven thousand dollars additional of Te messee bonds, the respective amounts being im propor- tiom to tho circulation of each bank. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury has issued the following | Circular relative to certain arrangements under the tariff to go into operation on the let of July :— ‘Terasony Derarrrarst, June 15, 1557. Sim—This department hag beon advised that at aime of the merc! has been entered for consumptton, but the entries pot completed by the payment of duties, under the erroneous imprestion on the part of importers that if not completed by tho pay- ment of duties and delivery of the merchandise before the: tat of July, the duties on such entries ‘willbe adjusted and paid at the reduced rates under the tari! of 1867. In view, however, of this misapprehension, Gollectors ave hereby authorized, in cases where tho en- tries havo been thus Jeft incomplete, to permit, if the im- Porter desires to do #0, a change of the consumption to & warehouse entry. M these entries are not 50 changed be- fore the firet of July next they must be treated as entries for consuinption made prior to that date, and the duties must be assessed ans 4 at the rates now in force. On the sales of unclaimed goods, or goods remaining in bond beyond the period allowed and limited by law, duties must be asseazed and collected at raves in force when tae merchsodise was imported, and not atthe rates in force at the time of sale. This Department has been further ad- vised that Collectors at some of the ports are under the erroneous impression that duties are to be adjusted to the new rates on all eptries of merchandise remaining ia bond on the first of July next. Collectors aro instruct- ed that in conformity to the provisions of the 4th section of the Tari!) act of 34 March, 1557, they will confine the re- adjustment of datios to withdrawal entries for consump- tion. Very res pay, your obedient servant, HOWELL CORB, Secretary of the Troasury. Hemn J, Repsrerp, Esq. , Collector of the Castoma. ‘The earnings of Lue Lehigh Valley Railroad for the month of May, 1357, were....... -393,165 93 For the same month last year, + 20,497 87 Incvease equal to 120 per cent.,...... 088 61 A communication from the Auditor of the Canal Depart- ment of this State to the Canal Board, states that the drafts drawn for the work done on the canal enlargement for the quarter endisg March 31, 1867, were as follows:— RASTERN D:V1 For Erie eplargement,, For Black river For Champlain {ce Total Kastern division...... MIDDLE I For Erie enlargement For Oswego caual,, For Cayuga ond Seneca 258 34 For ! 968,205 54 Total $515,095 60 the drafts were:— On the Fastern. division... see. 815,877 62 On the Middle division Las 50 On the Western division 2 21/931 85 Total......0.. see ceee eens + 840,166 97 The Chicago Democrat of the 16in inat., in alluding to ‘the changes made in the Board of Directors ‘of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company, says:— Messrs. Moseley & McCord were removed entirely at the Inatigation of the President of the road, whoheld tho fo- reign proxies. Since the election, we haye seen a large number of persons who sent their proxies hore, and have heard from many others. Every one of them declares that he would not have sent bis xies to Mr. Turner had he supposed be was to Messrs. Mosel “nud MoCord, or}favored the branch or extension re When Mr. McAlpine took bia office, the stock at once tel! in New York, and it has been falling ever since. Un- dor the old Board, the wild projects attributed to Mr. Mo- Alpine were harmless; but by turning out the two best men in she Board, and getting himself clected, and a man of straw with him, he gets entire control of the Board, and there are projects enough on foot to sink the entire stock. We are informed thata new branch haa been surveyed from Sterling to Rock Island, and the expenses paid with- out any order fromthe Board. The conservative mem- bers of the Board have determined to all resign, if the Bo- lott branch or any other dead horse is to be fastened upon the company ; and the stockholders opposed (9 the branch policy bave agreed to pay their jon of the expense of the injuuct’ou, The prime movers in this change of the directors are those who have got badly bitten in the Be- WEP Pladkesison steak, pace gTARE NOW to make good wonder the sivck goca down, >“ ""* "alm lines so The annexed statoment exhibits the vaine of foreign ry goods imported into this port during the past week, and since Jan, 1, in each of the past three years: — Movements ov Formen Day Goona, For the week. 1855. 1366, 1857, Entered at the port. 202 $1,081,280 $1,125,902 ‘Torown on market.. 471205 = MLaan 158808 Since Jan, 1, 1895. 1864 1867. Sutered at the port, $20,605,028 $45,469,356 $44,166,472 ‘Thrown on market,. 24,903,526 43,603,106 98,999,168 The d#y goods trade the past week has been light with both importers aud jobbers. The spring trade being about over, and the former waiting the advent of the new tari, with inclement weather for the season, has caused ucreased languor in the trade, Collections come forward toa fair extent. From the West payments have come for- ward better, on account of the recent high prices in pro- duce, which, however, are again receding. Flour and grain baye both strongly declined this week in this mar- ket. Pork bas aleo exhibited symptoms of depression, However, with good general crops tho present year, and remunerative prices, we expect to witness an improved falltrade, Consi fering the extended character of the dry goods trade, and the flacteations in the money market, | attended with heavy shipments of specie to Kurope, the | trade has stood better and su‘Tered less from failures than was to have been expected. The stocks of domestic goots left over im this market are in some lines large, while in other kinds wey are light. Foreign goods coming to nand are chiefly sent igto bonded warchouses, with the int tion of jetting them remain there to await the reduction of duties and the advout of the full trade, which commences out the latter part of July and first of August, The Into nts from Manchester ropresentet the trade to bein a vorable and {proving condition, wh in wud silk Crops were ead to promis well, Some mills in New kugland, which produce chietly heavy cotton goods, are sald to be working on lene time, while some small establishments haye more or lees temporarily sus pended operaiions, owing to the fact of their inability to obtain prices for their goods cominensurate with the rmbanced prices of raw cotton, which n likely materially to deciiae until re lieved by increased supplies from the new crop. The export trade in cotton piece goods continues to be very light, and the chief #hipments are made to Soath American ports and (0 Mexico, The war with Chiva in a measare Surpanded shipments to that quarter, Wo have no im- partast changes to notice im cotton domestic goods from cur iast week's quotations. Brown shirtings and sheet pge, with driils, cotton jeans and deuima continued firmly | held with limited nies, Cotton dock wast inactive, while prices were nominal at 950. for No. 1 18 sances, to 23e. for No. 109 ounces. Printing cloths were light supply, whtle prices ranged from 4,0. for 40 by 4 to 6)e. for 08 by 72. Other articles of aomestic goods were Guiet and prices unchanged. Foreign goods were without change in quotations requiring detailed or special | BOLCE. Stock i ' Finat, Jane 19, 1887. $1000 Virginia G's... 90% 25 ehe Hud Riv RR’. at 20 NY Cen RRs 0854 100 Harlem I 2000 Hd B RR Sd 1000 00....0re 000 MS ekg fon bas 1000 Gal&Chi Let mi V&Ch2dmbed 1 blo ‘8000 do . 200 shsMerch’tsBkep 100 Ocean Bank... bo 20 Amr Exch Rank. . 6 Bk of N America. 200 do... 820 720 Cloy & Pitts RR. 100 - or do. ..... 60 MichS4NIRR, £0 100, do. 00 400, do 50 100 lee 900 11) Central do.. 815 82% RR 860 1315 810 183 . 188 100 260 200 1co 100 60 100, do ..... 880 16 Chi&Rockisid RR 600 a7 100 do. 95 Milwaukio& Misiih ‘ 100 do. 100 Co 300 do, 100 LaCrosse& MiIRR. . 200 do 25 dO 6s 6) 100 slo C6 CRRQuincyRR..., 9 BOARD. $1000 Tennessee 69°90 87% «= SOeba Gal ACHIRR, 89), 1000 do. . 100 Cle & Toledo RR.. 57K 8000 T H& Alton 2dm 100 Mit & Miss RR 62'5 9000 NY Cen’i RR 6's 100 shs Canton Oo... 75 N ¥ Contral RR, . pe TEL 150 LN Central RR.s60 150 oe 200 100 10) Gai& Cai RR. . 60 180 Erie RR. do. eor-r ARS ace i CITY COMMERCIAL REPURT. { ne ery Gry ry “4 mM. Aswoms, —The marict was quict at ry | while pearls were nominal. win Baxantures —Flour—The mariot was dull, and ordi nary and cemmon grades were lower, while tho | Were light, The transactions were confined to about 4,000 j 6 5,000 bbia. at about the following quotations :— | Common to good Btate 3600 2 630 | Common to good Mich! \ } | SSeeses SSn048 Canadian was dull, aud saies chiefly of the medium and higher grades at the above figures. Southern flour was irregular, Lowor gradea were casicr, while the higher and extra grades were In moderaie domand, with sales of 70) @ 800 bbls, the above quotationa, Ryo flour | was dull, and light eales wore reported at $1 40 £8.$6, Jersey corn meal was in light supply and held at $4. Wheat was lees buoy pd aale milaed to about 5,000 10,000 bushels Milwaukie club, at $1 60a $162, and@ mall lot of Indiana, which was reported gold on private terms. Corn was again dull and lower; the sales om. braced about 12,000 busheis, including Western mixed at 656, W 860, Bad Southern yellow at Sic, a 0c, Rye— Sales of 1,200 bushels were reported at $1 24. Oata were unabanged, With moderuie value of State and Weatera at 560. a 65c, Covrxt.—The market was firm, but quiet. A small lot of Rio brought 113gc. Corron.—The market was tirm, and improved a full s/c. per \b., while sales were coniived to about 500 a 660 bales Dased on average to straight middling upianda, at Lasse. a 14%4¢., and New Orleans do. at 14%(c. a ti Ke. Freicuts were very slack, and engagements to Great Britain hight, while rates were nominal, To Liverpool cot- ton was quoted at 38, per balo, and other articles were no- minally the same a3 previously quoted. To Bremen, 600 bbls, spirits turpentine were engaged at ts. od , aad 200 bbls, rosin at Is. 6d. Rates to Havre were at }gc. for cot. ton and bone, and 8 #9 for ashes, Hay was laact! the prospect of @ large crop this season. We quote good toh shipping at 70c. a 6¥c, per 100 tbs., with Limited Fnles, Inox. —Smuall sales of Beotch pig wore madg at $20 a $51, six mont lis, Lxatien was tn moderate request, and previous rates fully maintained. Lame was quict, and quotations nominal, maa the absence of sales quotations are no- minal, NAVAL STORES. —Sales of 500 a 600 bbis. splrite turnen- tine were made, part to arrive, at 46c., which was aa out- side price; sales were a'so made to arrive, in shipping or- der, at 45c, Common rosin was steady, with sales of 490 bbIS. at $1 9234, and 3,200 do., allont and to arrive, at $1 96 per 510 Iba., and about 2,500 do were reported’ ori vate terms, to arrive; 260 do. No 2 gold at $2 125, per 310 }bs, ‘Tar was firm and sales light, ‘Otus,—Linsced was dull at 80c. a $le, Crude sperm was steady and whale quiet. A smal! sale of the former was mace for export at $120, aud 600 bbls, do. at New Lon- dou at 720., aad 700 do. at Stonington at p.t. Whale was quiet and manufactured oils were inective, Provisions —Pork—The market was more active and lower. The snies of mess embraced 4,000 bbls, in one trade at $23; 600 do. at $2 1244., and 500do, on private | White duck costa terms, supposed to have been at about the iast figure. Prime was at $19 20a $1926. Boef was in fair demand, with sales of 220 bbis., incioting country mess at Sida $15, and repacked Western at $16 50 a $17. | White a Prime was quiet. 100 bbls. beef hams were | Linen coats sold at $23. was quiet and rather hea Cat meats were less buoyant; sales of 2+ terces bi were mace at I1c., and 75 tierces shoulders at 10c , with a por tion a fraction below 10c ,and the remainder at that | Marsetilea pania.- 1% gure, Lard was Jess buoyant; sales of 400 0.500 pack- | Marseilles pauls. lime ages wore reported, at lic. for common and 1i°,c.al4c, | Mareeiiies panta lMm for good to prime quality. Butter and cheese in fair de- | Marreilles pant 1 Be mand at steady prices. White lines pal sau Rick —Sales of 150 carka were made at 45/0. a B20. White tines tan Scq@ans continued to sell, in small lots, at rather irregu- | White linea pants. pmo lar prices, which afford no correct list of established prices. | White linen panta.. Sho The sales embraced about 260 hdds. Cuba musvovado, Bw hn pants, 3 ~ at 10c. and the remainder at p. t.; and sales of 9,000 bbis, refined were made on privale terms. Some mu at ‘,¢, to Yo. easier from the previous highest of sales. The following table gives abow'! the stock of sugars in New York, both free and in boud,on the 1%h of June, viz:— Hogsbeads, Cuba. 14,6at do.’ Porto . 660 The entire value of sugars of all kinds, with molasses, held in thia market at the present time. is estimated to be not Jess than from $1:3,000,000 to $14,000,000, and which vp S be ora of July ext may be increased rather than diminished. ¢ and nomival, and dull in the face of Parties quote | thin Thin a WAAL AION ne richest ny MONTHLIES” deaiers. 1K NEW YORK HERALD KSTABLISHMENT, the rated W YORK INE, is accompanied YY cagraving of Hoe’s Tea Oylinder Preas, and risy of iath’s Press, on which the London Times ls prinied. The a! the AvpteKait Hees ls about io be auppinuied by Hows makes this (llasivaied description of the two. Presaes e ingly atteactive to ali who (eke an interest in, this irluinph of American ingenuity. For sale by ali dealers. J. Me KMERBON & UO., Publishers, No. 1 8oruce wires, New Fork. HERALD ESTABLISHMENT. impreasions of tha NEW WORK ERR sb lo see bow | las one rend f HERALD PSTABLISE- KBMERSON'S UNITED arasea y-tive thouai Fort ALD are printed yer the tlustrated description of MENT In the July number of "t MAGAZINE, Lion't fail to get this great amber of * YOUNG GIANT OF THE MONTHLIKS.” For sale by ef dealera, J. M. EMERSON & CO,, Publishers ACB AND MUSLIN OURTAINS From Avoriom, endid A rosk ls mais wo © a PeRGtnons No, IT irondwny and No, 64 Reade ae, fren ote noe ease ay ae tat stock of window shadee ia New York, cheap. D'S BOB'S, BEARDS AND WHISKERS, WHITHER GO es! thou boy ‘o master Graham's, his Ongnent wilt oT 10 grow well by magic in six weeks, mad $i Dotties seut anywhere. BR. G. GRAHAM, 614 Broadway. € goecie © LOTTTONG, EVANS’ EXTENSITR CLOTHING WARFHOUIR, 6 and G8 Fulton atrest, Retweea Gold and Oe see, of fine and cheny mer clolblag snatained te The amonn! establishment ia immense, Black alpaca co's it OH bo Black alpaca coats 7 Btn be Binck alpaca coats ‘ : lt 6 Black alpaca 7m . ite 6 Black alpaca coats + lito Drap dete coats. + 400M Drapd 4m. Deep 0" 4) lo Li rap a’ 400 Lt Drap @ 4 Muto 14 Alpaca ragisan. 2h 6 Alpace vaglans....°. 200 ‘Aipaca ragians 260 to Alpaca ragians.. Iwo 6 A IANA ato 6 SW Ww 6H 10 Sum Complete alpaca sulle : 50 Complete aiproa sui : Bote White duck con 21> Ssgée. White duck suita, Waite duck anita... White duck suiia. White di sss Liven coata Tho casaimore panta Fancy cassunere panta....... Fancy cassimere pants... Fascy easaimere panta AU AAAMRECGE Taman. Maree Maree! Marseilien vests. Marseilles vesta... SSsessslsesees2ustuse BY SSSSESESSESSSESESSS ris Cece anne ee RAGRRe sca seesneseeaaaaseSSO2s TAFE AS SEEK SS Ee aERE LAR ASEE SLG2sssdaaweRsEad TRESS aETEaSEaz5=a9e3: is ‘Tonacco.—No change of note in this market. The salon | p/2 sults. H embraced 72 bhds. Kentucky and Maysville at Lc. a 2c.; | Tiynsuite Fi 163 casos seedieat at 1c. 3 Tainenite..... aeexe Fy wore mate al WY3e" a Sbc7™ DRUG? Messin ewan, te 3 - - bd Bw Wb Real Estate Operations. \ sm Tho foliowing property was told at action yesterday :— » The pty pete ty ‘with foundatioa, , w. corner of | ~ 290 ‘West Broadway and North Moore st. uate | See pene Sa H+ Jeasehold property No 17 Chatham street. $11,000 | Gunnin ae Uniinished house and lot s, side 47th st., 6 Cwsaimo ww W W, of 7th ay., 18.9298 ss. $0,840 | Finest cloth frock conta ow » Do. jo , ad winini $3,945 Finest @loth frock eoats MUO 2 House & lot 8. side'9th'st., 183 f'te. av. B, 2090.11, $5,660 | $e ee Pen oes. Ho 2 House and lot, with stable on rear, corner State aud Finest cloth frock coats....... [koe BF Hoyt streets, Brooklyn, 25x85 secseess $4,300! Bing do, do. do. ly Wo le Fine do, do. do... bOwh ar Fine do. do. do... 1 io ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVERY DA Fine go. da do pee @aateGittenndihees aandh Ghabe, @ ice | Goot do, do do... 5 ote Fer Situations and Help Wanted, see6th page, | Gort >. fo. do ety yen nn area ~ “ teow fk NEW YORK HERALO ESTA NLISH MENT. = Besides the illustrated deseription of the HEBALD Ks. a TABLIS“ MENT, EMERSON'S MAGAZINE for July eon ae tains the ent of an origigal ilusireied “LIFE OF ‘a. ‘Bec. y GRHOROK WASHINGTON.” whica, promises 19 be one of tuo | at RYANS’ most Sitractive liverary features of imes. tis written by t 1 ¥ dining ven thor, and the Veneraringa are (rom ihe xt Retensing oan Tepe Hoan artin\ eta copy of ; X « TUE MONTULIBS” a yon go home to-night, {or sale by Retwonn Gold and all deniers. IM i KM ERSON & N HE NEW YORK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT. The thousands who read and admired the beautiful | Poem of “MAGGIE HELL, heen: aoted inty more thau one | in this country and Rurope, wi AT SEA,” another original poem not fai! to read the b the same anthor, superd- iy Uluetrated in KMERSON'S UNITED STATKS MAGA/IN tor J ULY, which also contains the illustrated deseription of the HRRALD PSTAULISHMER £, This number of the “YOUNG GIANT OF THE MONTHLIRS” o9a' ev forty pietorial Pry ww. For sale by 7 8 3. M, EMBBSON € CO. Padlishyrs, * No. | Spruce atreet, N'Y. Ne NEW YOBK UeRALD ESTABLISHMENT. All who delight in real existe bomor and jafinite drole Sill not fall to read MAJOR JACK DOWMING'S “TIUREY VEAR* OUT OF THE SENATE.” profusely (lnstrated, in the JULY NUMER of RV RIRGON'S UNITED STATES MAGAZINE, which a #0 tains the inetrat-4 description of the HERALD ESTABLISIMENT Tain “YOUN® GIANE ° THE MONTILI b>” is Olied with original matter, fr ma ont brilliant writers of the day. Get one copy aad ex amine i, For tule by nll deniers, J. M. EMERSON & 00, Publishers, N» 1 Fpruce street, N.Y $100 000. SUMMER CLUTPING OAR WALL, 84 ani 6 Prilton wrest } katending aod 49 Gold aires, Grea i ready male ST ABLISUMENT as nove Pio.ling the pease y inte, with @ large a r unpreceden ed stogk of ‘iar ‘ are determine io sell sv LOTHING wilt pe thus Op) ty, vo give os acall beture chamon | Requtiful Tralian cloth alpacs, Marseilles and linen coats, double sutched: gummer raginna and dusiera of every des cription: splendid rammer vests, new styles: pants nt carsimere, Bareilles, unen, &, and every artele of ® wear in Je market BOTS’ CLOTHING, FURNIBHING GCODS, REME NARA FUE Nowa SM AND @ FULTON SrRERT, DE GROOT. e a hf strength Kosa an owery. INE ENGRAVED WEDDING AND VISITIVG CARDS: rinting f d plates, on finest Bristol board cartel nt GUTLBmRT «1-017 Broadway. HUNTER, M.D, AND HIS ASSOCIATR, if. MBL. R. VILLE, MC 1., physicians for disensea of une throat ant longa —Omice, se way. Hours of consultation, 9A. M, 04? M. SINGER'S SEWIN 9 MACHINES.—IN BUYING suon, S ariicle Aa & ew! ‘nachine, ioe Arise u Lay Those \ho purchase Singer's machines what want, nse them with: ‘who buy any of the cheaper those COMMITTERB ON FIREWORKS, T° sean 5 ths nd purchasers for after the of zy TRPIENS ORLEBRATED) WHITING copying inks. Aa the inventor of the (eeuty yours to aprevemente ta. (ad fwenty yonre to MOU cate Guies een roan ses Hee perc York. Bold by the principal stationers. wed Sea Wad vegetablew wiiho . of fru: at or reservative erty, are i reliable fs cana in Crdere: by bom or otearwion, ortrerted SM, tree er WHS Mpee SCN BERG Wan. Bedbiige awar The Rate gee. LYOW's for acure, ‘afe aed rapid, cheap and snre. LYON'S magnetic power and piila for insect 4% Broadway, and we 6 Sorte, wareet. Pht b gage DENI ewes ATTERA, lway, Bt. Nichoina Hotel, ck omtiemen An ecl@nalve Aegort SUMMER HATS DRESS AND NEGLIGR, FRC Rocky Mountain White Heaver, Tus plain castor, OF corte, ten and ehactolate Colors and Americas fel: Of the (en) quality A very desira)ie styles and shades, ang fm extensive Variety Oo wy TR Am Aioh the yention the new aod attrac’ ae Ren ONGREMS HAT, A pertect zephyr nad exceeding’ vomautal MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Married. Brwt—Moovwr.—On Wednesday, June 17, by the Reg. Mr. O'Farrell, at the residence of the bride's father, No. $ Beach place, douth Rrooklyn, Writias T. Baws, of this city, to CaTummuya !, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Moonay, Into of New Haven ey ihe Bioor—Way,—On Thursday evening, June 18, at the Chureh of the Messiah, by the Roy. Dr, Oxpeod, .tamm O, Buoom to Cana, daughter of the late Frederick H, Way, both of Brookiyh, F. D. Crarrm (—Reav.—'o Smithy ille,om Monday, Jane 16, oy ¥, F. Rogers, rector of Zion's church, I. G. Caarrezt, He of Rochester, N. ¥., to LizawN., only dav Rend, of Brooklyn Evaxe—Gaesx wooo. —On Tharsday, June 15, at (ue Pree- byterian church, Madison eqaare, by the Rev. Dr. BOR bv ANB LO MARY, daughter of tbe late Chas, | wood,.all of this city. Hamrror— Bae) it M. ©. Stokes, Mr. Wenns both of Howell, On Wednesday, June 17, by ter Hvstoa to Miss Pawcu4 Bare of Joba F. Katz, Most ont—MiL ax — 17, by the Rev. N_ EF pith, Joas Mowr: ws dangbter of David W. Miller, Raq., all of Brooklyn Sunt —Swrew, ’ ’ meeting house, street, on Fourth day, the 17th instant, of Flushing L. L., to Buaauara P, Swir#, daughter of Chas. }. Smith, of this elty. Surie—Warze, —On Wednesday, June 17, at the rest. dence of the bride's father, by the Rey. Thos. Maciarian, Mr, Cuautar Atwwar Siertim, of Brooklyn, E.D., to Mies Maya A. Wevert daughter of Heary Wenzel, Exq. Swas—Honsy —At st, Luke's church, Clinton avenue, Brook!yn, on Thursday, June 18, by the Rev. J. W. Tiler, Ons wire Hisorxy Swas 6 Kawa eldest dacgater of Joseph H. Hobby, fisq., all of Brooltly Died. Apama.—At Yonkers, on Wed: morning, Juse@ 17, Cranumea, wife of Patt Adama, aged 66 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral from her Into resideace, Warburtoa ave- nue, this afternoon, at three o'clock Axpensos.—At No, 115 Cole street, Jersey City, on Pri- day, June 19, after a short but severe ilinews, Lect Imam, wife of Robert Anderson. The {overal wi!i take piace to morrow afternoon, at three | © ) gealdeace, No o'clock. The friends and acquaintances are (nyiled to at- youn..In Brooklyn, on Weanesday, June 17, of consumpt.on, Catmamnxe, 0 of Joba 8. Bradford, aged 38 in please copy. Hemua.—On Thursday evening, June 18, itndae of her son, Christian Reborn, aad of “in iaw, John Winter, are invited to avend tho fa- eral, to morrow aferneon, at hal! past one o'clock, from the rosidence of the latter, No. 37 Rivington sect, Corser Fors: reet. _ tg Thureday, June 18, of consumption, Mre. Buren Hawn, aod 20 years, Tho friends of the famitiy, and those of her brothers, Pat- vifully requested to attedd the at two o'clock, from the rem. her brother, No. 200 W. between Ninth and Tenth avenues, £10, Ireland, papers please copy. Koerery.—At Greenpoint, on Thuretay, Jone 18, StS, daughter of William ead Aus &. Kelsey, aged 4 year tine frends and elatives of the fh reaperttuile ¢ friends and relatives e family are Pn invited to attend the funeral, this aternoon, at teoo clock, from the rendence of her parents, Fourth strect, betweem Me and Colyer streete Ripoves ~On Friday, June 19, of disease of the funge, aged 41 years. The friend id relatives of the family ar row afternoon, at No 192 First arvenve. viewds, (howe of his cousin, Nicholas Waldron, the is of the famtiy, aad tie Firet Company John Kennedy, are requested to arrow 08 . at balf past ove Droswe treet, Wa iis t Cant