The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1857, Page 5

———————————— Gen lo Texes. The Galveston, Houston and Indiazola pa” (G08 were dressed in mourning on account of It. ‘The Gatveston News complains of drought, saying the {ike bas never boon known before. . ‘The bealth of the to: the coast of Texas was anu- @eally good. ‘The Victoria Advocate says the planters on the river were Grultant at tne prospect of a large cotton crop. {At Washington, the Brasos river had risen Gfieon feet. ‘The accounts of the crop from the back country were ge erally good. A w#ornedo, Bostom, August 14, 1857. Laat night a tornado passed through the town of Read (mgend vicinity. It was nearly balf a mile in width, Se vere, id and ou.b-tlainge were damaged O-chards Tore coroo'ed, end o waeiderabie damage done to the crops, Gc. No loss of life ts reported. ‘al Intelligence. Boston, Avgust 14, 1857. ‘The United Btates steam frigate Roanoke, from New ro, arrived and a:chored in the President Roads this Movements of European Steamers, DEPARTURE UF THs RURUYA FROM HALIFAX. Baurax, August 14, 1867, ‘The royal mail steamebip Europa arrived here f-1m Bos 6u af half past ven c’cluot 14-1 mybt, and sailed age'n for Lfverpoo! at midnight. Aalight south wind is blowing, DEPARTURE OF THE CIRCASSIAN FROM BT. JOUNS. 8r Jonna, N. F , August 14, 1867, ‘The steamship Circassian, from Portland on the 8th via Pepe here iast night, and lefé at noou to-day for Markots, PHILADBLPALA 8TOCK BOARD. PHILADELPHIA, Augast 14, 1867. Stwooks heavy. Penns lvsoia 6's, 86. Roatiog Rattroad, 86; Long Island Katlruad, 113¢; Morris Canal, 62; Pennsyl- wants Rairoad, 46: na Cmoaco, August 14—6 P. M. Flour active at $78 $7 50. Wheat firnx, Corn dullat ) Oasis dull. Snipwents to Buffalo—No flour or , 44,000 busheis cora Bvrraro, August 14—6 P. M Flour lowor: sales 1,500 bbis , a: $3 76 for extra Wis- Oonsin, $7 & $7 12 for new extra Ohio Wheat dull; Qales {fh bulk, wsok parcels, at $ 36 @ $1 33 for mixed toad in and red Obi, and $1 65 @ $1 76 for new whie. Corn 7 ak the open! Sales of 60.000 bushels at 76c a closing dul, Oats unehanged at 61s. s 620 lower, Sales 200 bhi , at 27340, 0 28¢ Freighta 10}g6. to New York. Lake {mporta for the hours endivg et noon to day—11,000 bushels $9,000 go corn Canal exports—6,000 bashels to the interior, 80,000 do, corn ty tide water. Oswaco, August i4—6 P M Frrur unohanged: sales 700 bbis., at $6 600 $i 26 for Oswezo brands. Wheat, tendency up vards; sales 10,000 els a: $1 88 for Chicago apring: $1 46 for Milwaukie lub, and $1 49 for Ulinols winter. Corn firm; sales 12,000 Dusbols, at 730. 9 19c., cosiog at the latter. Freignte dull nd urchanged. Lake importa to.day:—73,000 bushels orn. Cana! exports:—2,000 bbls. flour, 18,000 bushels orn. ALBAny, August 14—6 P. M. Floar quiet and upohaoged. Whoat inactive and supp! wory light. No rales to fix quotations. Corn dull morning in consequence of the scarcity of parcels The arrivals bave been tigst, but some 600,000 bushels @foaton the cenal. in the afternoon there were ©f some 30,000 bushels, made at 853<c. a 86c., the mari closing a} later price. Shipments yesterday 25, Deshow corn. the shipments were very lig Whiskey, 29 = 300 i 2B Esitstes: @osta Hiea, the Isthmus Route and Mr, ‘Webster. 10 THE EDITOS OF THE HERALD. Returaing frem Central America on Wednesday evening feat, 12th inst., I find that during my absence, under the headtg of “‘ Correspondence from Washington,’’ some of fe New York papers have been publishing foul libels @geinst me, charging, among other and numerous false- Boods, that I have been a convict in a penitentiary at Baton Rouge; that I have forged letters of credit on Lom- modore Vanderbilt, and used the same in Central America (to accomplish successfully my negotiations there; that I (am in general and detail a most vile character and guilty fe muititude of crimes. The cool audacity with which @eene specifications have been made would certainly have @zolted my astonishment bad I not learned before my re- if i g i g a = & E Lt i z aH RSE ELE uilige ‘ & atl i vit BY la Uae =3e thay BT Bee Bw Dy regrets. perhaps, thes i iH obehe? Ae E 4 il! sory a° z Hi apt i i B i i it | Great a a a 3 hie national way, wi consure—from further “ i i sf Nicaragua bas had no Senate for two years. “avas ba: never been a: Nicaragua wi.b 400 or any other namber of Costa Ricars troops. Nioaragua bas never azsented to a joint jartediction on the of Costa Rica over the river end lake, end never will to my knowledge, instead of assenting to a joint disposition of the transit, eer wees Proposition of Costa It may be well to add that both General Cass and Lord Napier deny and will not admitthe pretensious of Rica, ana this they have re peatedly stated. oOP.Q@ AYPOLvrMEnTs In ram Custom Hovas —It was expected thay the Collector would have made some removals and ap- potptments in the Custom House yesterday, but he was mot prepared to take any action in the matter ; #0 that se vera) gentlemen find their heads om this morning who probably expected that the unpleasant operation of decapl- tation would have been performed before this. To-day or to-morrow, however,a few of them will be put out of pain, and a few anxious expoctants will be put into oTice, No changes of any importance, we believe, will be made at present. Mr. Sche!! is acting with great ciroumspec- ton, and we have no doubt that any change he may make will be for the public interest. Tus Ovstom Hoves Ravorx —The Committee of Im- Porters met yesterday in the Colleotor’s private room, at the Custom House, but no new reforms wore deflultely agreed upon, As yet nothing has been adopted taterfor ing with tbe usual regulations of the Custom House proper, the merchants boing content with the successful working of the new rule governing the delivery of goods frem the public stores Perbaps they are satisfied that until a new batlding is erected no inprovement can be made in that department. Tax Paice or Basap—aAt a time when com- Platuts of the high prices of provisions are so numerous ‘and just, it may not be amiss to refer to the relative q 10ta- tions of flour and bread. An intelligent correspondent has farpisbed us with the follo+iog:—‘A barrel of floar will make 300 pounds of bread—4,800 ounees. A four cent loaf ighs 10 ounces, and there are consequently 480 four cent ‘es made out of a barrel of flour, producing totho baker $19 20 per barrel when manufactured. The price of best bakers’ flour ranges from $8 to $8 60:per barrel—conse- quently tne profit is $10 70, from whict , however, are to the f * * &e. ‘On the De paid expenses of baking, ty ner ee Cm band, much sour and inferior other mixing, which turns the scale of profit considerably tn favor of the baker.” This is e subject in which ag ay ool gad ‘Whe New York Weekly Herald. NEWS FROM BUROFB, CALIFORNIA, ORBGON, WASH: INGTON AND UTAH TRRRITORIBS, NEW GRANADA, AND WICH ISLANDS, BTO.—LYNCH LaW IN KANSAS—AFPAIRS IX WASE- COSTA RICA, BOUTH PAOCIP! INGTON—MABEETS, BTO, BTO. The Weraty Hexatp will be published at eleven o'clock this morning. Among ite contewts will be found News from Berope, China, India, California, Oregon, Washingten and Utah Territories; West Cost of Mexico, South Paetiic, Sand- wieb Islands, New Granada, Costa Bica, Cuba, West Indies, &o.; Lynch Law in Kansas; Afairs in Washington; Lia, of Members elect to the next Congress; Latest News by Tele- graph; Editorials on various subjects; Finaacial, Commercial, Religious, Politiesl, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Intel. Lgence; Review of the Cattle Market; together with a large variety of leca! and miscellaneous \ioms. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, oan be had at the counter. Price stx conte, pay, grr eT a daguerrectypes. Fulton Portable ———- Mvery Style, for sale by J. 48. BAUNDBRS’ store }, at No. 7 Astor Hause, ‘The Imperial mete soy ot Bente’s , No. 389 Broadway, over AMBROTYPES }, No. 20 Cent Ambrotypes with Case, and Dollar phowographs, originally inreduced by KIMBALL, the world’s picture maker, 347 Broadway. Clinton Place Hotel, Broadway, cqrner of Righth street. Kept on the Ruropean plan. Notice.—Kvans’ Clothing Warehouse, Aug. 16, 1°87.—The balance of summer dotting ot tus oueuaite establishment is now offered at and under cost of manafac- ture. ‘White duck coats ss pants Thin coats... Thin pants. reete. ° ° EVAR! wouth Royaiton taken at par for the above. Boys’ and Youth’s Summer Lene Bind juction in prices, at No. 31 John street, corner SSeusee 4 DL. OORNRLL. ——$—$—$ —$—————— id Mc. AUG BLIN' ‘and Greenwich streets. Paris Boots and Shoes per F' RUGENE FARRIS & 808, Bootmakers, ‘69 Nagean sirect, near Maiden lane, $3,000 Worth of Lailies French Imported boo, a 1 0; double woes, 82 #8; Button bon $1 at india Ale on draught at all Alisopp’s Kast hotels ond restauran’s, ARTHUR KENDALL, New York, ale agent for the United States, Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent powder proof defiance Jooks and cros bara. Depot 193 Pear! eureet, below Maiden lane onic ROBERT M. PATRICK. prices, wholesale and retell, by J. 0, FOWLER & G5 So nd Gh Green wich vtrect Laird’s Wigs and Hair tune world for natural Lat and cheap ness, at 40 }, near street, le House, upom diseases of ihe of charge FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘mommy MARKEE. Fupay, August 14-6 PM ‘The stock market has fairly wilted down. With (he fre quent new or overismes of stook, the failure of balls and speculators, and the excessively hot weather, the stook market has fairly caved in. There is no strength nor health im it, Atthe first board to-day Poansylvania Coal Oom- pany fell off 2 per cont; New York Central, «; Erio, i; ; Michigan Southern, old (leferred, 5; do, new preferred, 6; Panama, i; Cleveland and To Isdo, % ; Ohicago and Rook Island, j¢; Milwaukie and Mis- tiasippl, 1. The desire to soll railroad stooke is now stronger than the dinposition exhibited a few days sine to buy. There are now a dozen sellers where there ts one buyer, One fajlure among the bull speculators was Harlem, \¢; Reading, iE af i | vino Undergarments, all Sizes, at hirt and furnishing store, corner of Murray YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST -15, 1857. ait ve i li il i fl i ik tal bad to be borrowed. It is now impossible to raise money for euch purposes, and the Cleveland and Toledo Ocmpany profess to make a vir- tue of @ necessity and pass the dividend, so as to ‘apply tho net earnings to the floating debt. New York Central opened and closed heavy this morning. A despe- rate attempt was made some time since to corner this stook, but {t was too big a thing for them. Twenty-(ve millions of railroad stook is not so easily cornered. Cornering com- ‘Dinations tn railroad stocks have had their day for the Present, We understand that the Erie Company will come ont with its new financial programme to-morrow, Bator: day. At the seoond board lower prices ruled all round. There were large sales, partioularly of Michigan Southern com mon deferred. That stock opened at 37 per cont, and Closed heavy at 86 per cent. The sales sum up nearly threo thousand shares. New York Central fell off 3 per cent; Cleveland and Toledo, %; Reading, %; Galena and Chicago, 1. At the close a feeling of great despondency prevailed, and stocks were freely offered at our quota: tions, - After the close of the board Michigan Southern sold at 34 per cent, and was very heavy at that. We gtvo in another part of this day’s paper all the cor. respondence that bas passed between the different parties relative to the recent overissue of stock by the Michigan Southern Railroad Company. It will be seen that the ‘Trust Company and the Rrilroad Company do not agree in their figures. The Trust Company’s report would have shown a much greater difference had not certain parties doctored it before the committee received it. It is a pretty snarl as it stands, and every outside stockholder in this railroad company bas been the victim of an enormous frand. It would be a very pleasant duty for us te point out who the perpetrators of this fraud are, if any move- ment could be made to give us the power of the courts to send for persons and papers. Py The Assistant Teasurer reports to-day :— Total receipts + $224,088 82 ments, 120,405 91—$15,000 California drafts. Balance 112,418,402 08 ‘The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of July, 1887, were.. 473,388 11 The earnings + 472,105 02 Inoreate...... 1,283 09 ‘The earnings for July, 1865, wore $372,077 33. The followtpg are the July receipts of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Ohicage Railroad Compan; TOL... ..serseessesesser sere ce se sseee ‘Total earpings of the line from Pittsburg to Co- lumbia for the same month last year....... 101,003 26 Increase (834 per COBY) oss crecrcercecs +» $18,669 79 ‘Total earnings for the ding July 31.. .$1,732, 38 Mia a: Hort 23 Net earnings. $858,261 16 Being a fraction seven per the road, viz: capital stock, funded and floating debt, say $13,000,000, or seven per cent onthe funded debt, and leaving © balance of $424,000 applicable to interest on floating dobt and dividead. ‘The regular monthly meoting of the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company was held on Wednesday. The official report of the business of the road shows the revenue of the month of July to have bees as follows:— Passengers Main Stem. Wash. Branch. $69,368 60 28,837 7198, abows the following revult:— Main Stem. Wash. Brahch. Total. July, 1867........8407,188 88 87,216 49 444,400 37 July, 1866 801,198 81 87,130 66 428,308 43 Increase. OL 298 = 16 es b Showing an increase of $15,986 01 om the main stom; an | increase of $112 93 on the Washington branch, and « total increase of $16,097 94. Of the increase on the | main stem $6,000 is from passengers and $10,000 from freight. The following is s comparative statement of the im. ports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week, and since January 1 :— For the week, 1855. 1856. 1857. Ent’d at the port.......92,146,437 $2,534 102 $3,318,981 Thrown on market..... 2,904,139 2,719,389 8,647,005 Bince Jan. 1. 1856, 1856. 1867. Ent’d at the port. ..., $96,869,880 $62,831,048 $70,035,274 ‘Thrown on market.... 38,806,212 62,540,605 67,080,347 ‘The dry goods trace the present week has beon in the main good. It still being too early for the Westera trade, the cbief of the ousiness has been confined to the South. ern trede, and which is considered remarkably good the present season, and promises to improve before it is over. ‘The collections are also good from the South, while West ern mercbants were doing much beder in their pay- §5 295582 He sue ul ii hilt i i rH aft £255 rit liv: if : ie The iat i i if i i 5 Fe} Fy ; a afi fis gge i i 5 ii ab Kee F 4 z ? Hf Hi Mosk Kxchange. Frupat i 60 00 - 8 1000 RReub bas 80 9000 ERR o bds 683 71 6600 Ili Con RR bds.. O96 a 100 Peas Oral C008 8 66 do.. a 260 do. 380 80 pty do, BOM a do.. 80 15 Pao Mall ci) 60 6 % ot 6 100 a sens: BRK 3 eae i f LF E i E. ; 28 sft ij od z i £ 53 z 28 pe Ft 15 3 = pezesese 333 BS coe Sesssssssesse: RK ePae See seers SERSESELE VISRSS Sere GS: se CITY COMMERCIAL RUPURP. Fumay, August 14—6 P. M. AsuES.—The sales embraced avout 3y # 49 bois., inciad- tng pots, at 7 81—77%, and poaris at 70 «7360. DSTUFFS.—Fiour opened wth a good mand as usual, and previrus ;rices were maintall the market cl #ed dull. transaoti bis., at about the following quotations :. trave lera ‘paras on very beat thiuge (hat can P 2 eer Heer seeesD etatS8ealen baese Ss eeeeeer perry Ssesesssz aSSaesssase meal. . Prime to ohoice femtly and bakers’ brends Canadian was in moderate demand, with esl ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVRRY DAY. ____._ BAISCKLLANHOUS, £2 4 PLR FOR B JONES’, 10 Ann street—G0 DVERVIBEMENTS INIERTRD FOR MERCHANTS, manufacturers and others ip aay j>"ral city or coun ty. atthe V. 8 Palmer [Company's advortising agency, Tri- the above quotations Re four—Tae || market was dull, with emall sales of 100 a 200 bbis, ‘at quotations. Oorp meal was steady, with small salos at the above prices. Wheat—Tthe sales were confined to naw Southern, which embraced white at $1 65, and 1,000 do. de. soft new red at 00 do. prime new North Carolina rod at $1 708 several lots of good to prime new white at 86, the latter being an outside Sure; no sales reported. Oorr—The market contin steady, with agooi Eastern demand The sales embraced },000 a 60,000 nut bels Western mixed at 85c. « 860 Rye was dull, with sales reportea at 080 a $1. New Jersey new crop was eeiling at 620. a 68., ac: and Western at 60c. a 6ic. The ‘ollowing were the closing Wocet Canadian wat Western red, spring and winter oid Southern rea, old and new. Southern white do 2,000 bushels soft new GREAT DISCOVERY.—A NEW AND MUUd roved article of Inger bier wt!’ be o%ered for aale KBOOTT & O0.'8, 116 Broad: make, and is evid to wn pass any ever drank before in country or any other. H+ BLES’ LONDOR OOBDIAL GIN tho Liaiian juniper bevry, distilied Seat avers beter bento tks ‘under the y Southern mixed. Southern white. Corrxa.—The auction of Rio previously referred to . Of the lots advertised, 7 were sold at 100. = 12%3., average about’ 11 1-370, pe Cy yey spirits i on brovght b 8 wwe 6 Ouse, an: it better ° 5 ‘lao embraced 200 Bt 10%%6.; 300 do. good new sold at private sale at il i<o. a 11}<c. sales embraced about 600 bales, the mar- at 1550. for middling uplands and at 15%c for were |i mited and rates withont and rLetor Ui itrosdway, Row York. NOUB‘BHMENT THAT —WING’S farina crack: regular diet for some fod they have imyre DREN BEQUIB:! ealibful and agreead! poet with milk ase sequainians ‘Of the bes: grocers generally. Cocrmas—In 119,673 05 Watrea L. Cocumas, er are immediate to and his age oqralt fatal to rateand mice Depot No. 4i EL ON & 00. ELL'S ELEGANT WEDDIN' in the otty, Broadway. on the cost of 4 CABDS.—ONLY Duans = NEWSPAPER —TO to tbe immense demand KOLIE'S ILLUSTRATRO our presses heve been cun- aappoinied nam alithey wish by applytng early this (Baiurda REEN’S SHIRT MAMUPACTU: ‘men's No.1 i ‘unrivalled stock of shirta,; pr RIA VO 846,106 19 . $407,183 68 ‘81,216 49 444,400 87 BZ AND GENTLE Total. addition A comparison of these receipts with thoge for July, 1866, bbls. spirits were im shipping order at 480. a 490. caeh. Crude was quiet and frm. Common rosin rang from $1 90 » $1 05. Provouows.—Pork—The market was quite active, with a lative movement in prime, (he sales of which reached so immense LA as sects ‘tention of cllzeas and stran: ‘about 1,000 bols., which $20 50, and closed at 8: $21 without ba: mess. Beof was steady, with 0 $20, then advanced to while boiders deman‘ed & 800 barrels ani $21 76 « $22 for sales of 200 a 300 bbis. re ked plain and extra Western at quotations below. was unchanged. Beef hams sold at $23 75. was firm; prime emoked sides & 143s0, and prime canvassed hams at MXc. « were also frm at quotations Lar: 800 bbis. at quotations. Batter in (air demand at the annexed RY COURT DRESS In@ KAMBAHWBAH'S MILITA 4 aboulder for bia sta? were emrotdered to B. OOMBS of 468 Broad: ic, 1.0.0 F., nav ore Jewels, costumes, ATED GERMAN NEWAPA ‘15th of August 1967, wil! Bomber of FRaNK LESTER'S TyLUeERATED GREMAN NEWS. ‘aPER want of a first class illustrated newspaper TU Germaa population, ard to has made ite with Jed teotiities enable to grea supply this wan: the pub! ¥renk Leslie, whose extend: bea mere trated newspaper: it will be German people aad will be devoled to thelr in'eresta, socially and ‘pollieally, and to their amas. struction. Drank J enlie's | liustrated German N: ry ro" to sl the oe -s of the da first number, published this day, M, contains IRITED AND ORIGINAL HMustratin¢ the Rice was quiet at 5i¢0. & 8Xc. SvGams.—fChe sales embraced about 700 hhds. Cabs yuscovado, at Sikc @ 10}¢0 ; included im the sales were Porto Rico at 1040. and 80 molado ato The Wook ual to %0., but oD ing. decline trom the highest ing off ban been tri in moderate requost and less doing for tho batltio Kagiaed. Single copies... . 2 Yearly sobseription. PATENT BALAMANDBER f47R. Sgure. Woot —The market remains in a healthy 2 oderate sales of nearly all quafues of mestis. We submit quotations below of the of goose” ee wr fi porers on ie, ko, while im] Bry high fo tneis detanads, Kacwing thet ao woels can be from abread below the present of losing money cy Prnsives Om Friday August 14, Tauam Pais os, infant oon of Wiliams and Branses A. A PRiltipe, agp TRANGERS REQUIRING GIFTS 9 months nod 23 days. Joes presenta, Roots, ‘No. be unere 1K ORK aTEAT SENSATION ay YRT re mmagaiterst romances fof Absorbing tecideti and pas- Or, The Working kw toRE MERCURY ‘Which will be ready at all the news depots early to morrow fourth of the series now ercel anything biunerto should viait the extepsive bazaar of as every conceivable variety Bold at the lowest prices of im- Wil be commencey, 4 POOR FRUIT GRASOW AND THR CAveR—ATATE OF THR PROSPROT FOR OMRAP POTA SXTEnT OF THE 8OT—TOMATONS the throbbing. a Botorsnle y every news vender i" Amerion. Price four conta. Bucs cial bees occ Notwithatanding the abundance of vegetables this eum. and pears, ami peaches will be ueusuaily dear. The heavy rains have been at the bottom of all this trouble, Afow peaches are in marke!, but those from Delaware re nlcne worth eating. Next week we may expect « large supply from Jersey, and the hot sun of the past week ‘will ripen them nicely, Pears are very dear, and there i i i 4 i by - i, # j ‘oe Lb WO and 22 Boe ee Wines CeLnE TED F, ue frome enleriod prepared Ae poon Wit eae {eifous ai¢ besithtat tie tell Uemimated that one pound oontaing as emeh qutrtahens as Od are of emall ize, over ninety to the pound, and getet, Gry. ‘They are deligbtful to the + ere ever prodwoed for {amily ‘ae reeipaeleder: rR LONON, and with oysters; ~~ t qualloa. oprocure Wide's farina ‘are {hy oti verlor tomy of het Parstions wrually given to Use. y more fal sod wonrwsh'ng, and, as they dissolve readily in the re always eaten with & 0 zen Ladien and grotiomen will find (bem ungurpesasble tor thelr fine flay rand pleasant ‘asta Deieats lddien. and ali persons whose bible are more or less secentary wi!l find Wing's crackers most exce'lont, For j rofestions! grn'lomm, hanke-#, mere°ene aid clerks, they way be ured i'r lunch with great advantoge la manleia” og s thfal r guiseity of eyrtem ‘esobere snd achulara, in schools generally, will find thems A ere ®& most va uab © erticle fer pn at ees, they are one of the eaten. Cn socouut ofthe great popn arity of Wing's fartus crsak. bave bren offering ® vey duforeat and iafe- very avrwenble WING'S FARINA Cha era some persona rior ardole wolod they enll fartoa To secure the esnuine theref re on will ohserve that RACH CRATER UF STAMPED WIEN TIE’ NAME OF ‘These & © the only “rackers manufactured tn the Culted Biaire contals ing the tru, qua (les of farins, Win 's orsekers be bad g-norally of the best family Lad no es whnesnie only’ AB. THOMPBUN 4 Ov., rove! Bos. 221 end 228 Fultm atrert, Ne ¢ York. —————— MERE AND DESTEE. Fo Boount—On Tb: i as AW — jireday evening, Auguat 1 the Rev J. Golme Sands, F Fosuan to Mm Mast a, Booauz, ei! of Brooklyn. Diod, Acumy.—On riday, August 14, of congestion of the brain, Jom ARLKY, aged 68 years and 6 months. His’relattves and friends are ranpectfully invited to at- tend the funerai, on Bunday, ai nino o'clock tm the fore noon, from his late residence No. 224 Grand street, Wi Lamsburg B Gus —On Friday morning, Avgust 14, of consum Maris Lind, ibe beloved wife of William Bogie, aged years, 4 months a: 26 days The friends and relatives of the family are requested te attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 221 Mal- berry street, on unday afierncen at twoo'clock Her pment will be taken to the New York Bay Comotary for erm ot. oe yoo ‘auguat 44 Gaozgs Damas, s montbs, son of Josopb and Mary Brenan, formeriy of New Orieaas The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from tho residence cf his mother, No. 108 Degraw street, Brooklyn, this afternoon a three o'clock. New Orleans pleare copy. Panay —Ie lyn, Friday, August 4, Lawm 8., {e‘apt of Lewis W. and Caroline M Berrt, aged LO months. ‘The relatives and friends of the are inviteé fo attend the funeral, this a o’closk, from 441 Myrtie avenue, pear Adelphi etrest, Brooklyn. New bay cm Thureday, August 13, Captein Cochran’s fathor was Dovtor John Cochras, Sur- geon General of tbe Revolutionary army. Hl mother wes sister of tbe celebrated officer iu.taat army, Gen. Philip Boboyler. Capt C. was probably the oldess person among {be graduates of Columbia college. Daws—Op Thursday, August 13, at West Hobovea, of ‘lative, Jomn F Dawa, eldest caild of Joha and Mary car! Dawe, azed 2 years, 11 morths andj70 days. His remains were taken yesterdey, Friday, to New Dur- bam for interment months ‘The friendsand rejatives eegeyp ope nw 4 {nvited to atterd the funeral, from her late residence, ‘Weat Thirty-third street, on Bunday afternoon at § o’olesk. Boron ' Fravoan—on fuoreday’ Angus 18, Apmae Onanan, daughter of Henry 0. and Fleader, aged 3 years and 4 montbs. eov Her caixson—Om Friday, August 14, Suwurre Eunacmen, only child of Welle and Debbie Hutolinson, aged ¢ monthe and 24 dave. The relatives and frionds of the family are rerpectfully field, 427 Secona avenue, without further invitation. 9 papers please copy. 5 Hucx—In, Brookiy t Avgust 13, Amma Huncx, daughter of tcenes aol tasahes Hiseh, newt years, 7 months and 16 days. this afternoon at three o'clock. Tho trionds of" tho fault are requested to auend. Hat—lo this city, on Friday, August 14, Jou Har, aged ‘a friends end acq and those. of bis som, Geo. Hay, avd son in-law, Dr. 0. P. Wells, invited to attend bie fuperal thie afierncon, frem avenue, ai five o’oibox, without further turitation His remaice wil] be taken to Y angers for interment on Sunday morning. Jimumanson—On Wodnesday, August rT el Jimmmxneom, at 189 Twenty fifth street, years. The remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Ever- Oiisere—Deowned, on Friday, August 1, Warren 8. Jam noe eS j} ears. ek ee ee late ancosiate officers of Metropolitan Folice, of the Seventh ° presiact, the meca- Cr ask Lodger ino 98.1 0. f Tele vepentee ta. 0! , vited to attend bis funoral, from Inte residence, 206 Madison stroct, on Sunday, Auguat 14,at two o’cieckim (ho afiernoon, without r \nvitation. Baltimore and New Orieans please copy. Kmiont—At Hoboken, on Fridey, August 14, Mona Kmngnt, aged 68 years, § menthe and of the “ree y, Ange 1, ee aa Lis ate residergs, sahingion sureet, Hobos en. rotrott s please 5 Mesum Oe Priesg’ maring, cages 4, Pazar Ma OUmaR, aged 00 years. 2 The friends and ane oe Sane attend the faumeral, from the reaidesce of street, Porraa—In{Brook Angucs.l4,. of fever om the a, ANNE nam TATION, ibe beloved ‘afamt of William A. aad the Hll.abeth Potte. aged [ i i ; 4 i of fame! and Aan Hobinsoa, Sysare ang 0 ‘The frieuds of the family are ' Sas funeral, from 290 Kighth avenue, this at one c’ et He i if i Delancey street, at two o'olocx this. aMernoom. ri ale ne — Rupand J2cK90% SasHAn, im the Sieh poar “his age. His remains were loterred af ‘erwsaiom, 2. |. Sono OR La wife ot Robert Sokoles, aged nave Tne relatives asd friends of the rer jemted bo attend the fanera), from the. oarser i H | | residence of his son, No. 1@9 Kast Thirty. by te AP yg Se 11 —l ealeabeanarblaile ® ‘The friends and relrdivas are tneited to attend ihe fuse ral, from her late residence, Ma. 43 Wast ax) Mreet, this afe'noon ai two eiciock. Tae vik “mmunae—On Fein, Angus 14, Ann Barna, wie 7 tha lade George A. Soames, aged Bi yearend 6 szostae F = afternoon ad ibree na vor late bg ws na lacame Cleveland papare ' cae cee ‘Thureday, AF gust 13, at the residence of his +, Castleton, Ph wndbiicd ¥ Hie remains will bog hymn — 7 L. L. Carriages ‘Will be im waiting ai Staton Inland 7, Whttena, by sta FT. I " - ladeiphia papers pinase Van Wast—Ad Granberg, 82, Mie Buna & Van rs mB pe oe ree ber 87 0, eldest daughter of ‘The friends and relatives of 1M@ femity reapecttn' Invited to ated the funeral, on Genaay’ eftorsoce an tee o'clock, at ihe resitence of 81 Carmine street. pA. Ly Wa) at @ cholera infantum, Gee’ Female, wil bo tay gohn sid Bridget White. ; i E : i: |