The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1857. to decide their own destiny for themectyes, subject only ‘The New York Weekly Herald. do the Constitution of the United Siates.”” NEWS FROM BUROPH, CALIFORNIA, NEW @BRANADA, n these great rights of individual action and of pub- CENTRAL AMKKICA, SOUTH PACI¥JC, SANDWICIL Ld, claion reste tbe foundation of American ane » | ISLANDM, AUSTRALIA, MEXICO, cuss, wer INDIES, y are ly secured to the people of Kansas EYC—THE SVATE ELECTIONS—AFFAIRS IN WASH- ‘the political condition of the country will soon become ‘QUiot and satistactory. ‘Tho institutions of Kansas should De estadlisued by the votos of tho people of Kausas, un- awed and uninterrupted by force or frand. And foreign INGTON—MAKKETS, ETC., ETC. ‘The Weexer Urracp will be published at eleven o'clock this morning. 1: contents will embrace full returns of the YVotors must be excluded, come whens may, and } state Mec Bee a ‘every attempt to overawe Or interrupt th fo cuaacian | oe nines, wooriher witha Kat of te atieaee goekesly Sf the ‘right! of yoling must be promptly rc News fron Kurope, California, New Granada, Costa Punished” Freedom and safely for the | Rlea, Niearagus, (uiomala, San Salvador, Chile, Peru, Bo- exclusion and punishment for the illegal one—-these should Australia, Swuthwich Islands, Cuba, Haytt, West Indies, co—Contest for the Dictatorship— Disorgauization Republic, &e.; The Kansas Election vernoe Waiker’s Second Proclamation; Captain Van Viiel's Otticia Account of his Visit to Utah; Adiairs in Washington; Siiiorins on Varions Subjects; Latest news by Telegraph; F , Commercial, Religious, Political, Sport: ing and Maritime Intelligence; Weekly Review of the New e Catlle,Market; Marsiages and Deaths; together with a large variety of interesting local and miscellaneous ttems, Single copies, la wrappers, yeady for mailing, can be had at Price six cenis. Important from Me: ‘bo great principles of your adini The regular Leg! r ‘thorized the assembling of » convention to a consti tution, to be accepted oF rejected by Con: under tho rovigion of the federal consitution, the people of Kansas ave the right to be tected in the peaceful election of: ctologates fur such 8 purpose, under veh authority, and tho conveniion itself has a right to ection in the opportunity for tranquil and indi d ileliberation. ‘When such 4 constitution shall be submitted to the people of the Territory, thoy must be protec in the oxercise “of their right of Y Of against tht instrument, and » popular will must not be ihter: the counter. ly Person who can jicd eclautitically on all diseases of the human hair, ureh street, corner of Barclay. ‘The Sixth and Bighth +o mop ai the door of the establishment, Whe Hats Manufactured by Espenchetd, No. 118 Nassau street, strikingly bear the impress of originality audskill, There isa novelty and neatness in \aeir construc- lion, gud au elegance and style in thelr whole appearance whith makes them the decided favorites with taste and fashion. Price 3 50. Give him a cal ‘White's Fall Style, $3.—Last Spring Style reduced to the low price of $2, at WHITE'S, 148 Fulton street Knox's Fall and Winter Hat for sale only at 212 Broudway, corner of Fulion street. New atyle of boys in the hope, expressed by you, mot the milit will uot be ne- ceasary; but should this ynst exp, ® he disappointed, de rofets you for the ineasures you mustadopt and for the noc ry authority in that emergoncy to the instruc tions heretofore given by the President of the Unived States aud by this Department to your predecessors. ‘Coplos of these instructions accompany this conmunication , and ao copies of the instructions heretofore issned by ‘the War Department and of those issued by the present Secretary of War respec yment of the troops of the United States upon ition. You will communica ith this Department trom time to time, so the ident may be kept in formed #5 to the true slate of things in Kansas. dial the inter gentlemen of ar ealecaenerrmneanumenrn tae caps. ‘The Trouble tin the Church of the Purttans. ‘i Girard House, and after Our report of the proceedings of the mecting in Dr. | this date the price of board at this house will be reduced from ‘Chowyer’s church on Thursday night, left off when the re. | #2 fo es $2 per Cael PRESBURY, BYKES & CO, port of tho Special Committee was under consideration. sau : Beacon Wood was then on the floor, defending him- Fredbich’s Tomple of Art, Oppose Metropolitan Hotel. Ladies’ entrance, Gentlemen's entrance, No. 387 Hroauway. ‘No. 689 Broadway. Photography, Hallolypes, daguerreotypes '. Prices and piclures warranied watiniaciory, - mination of the produccons of Wiis maguilicent establishment ts resp: ly solicited. 12 Cent Portraits of the Peopie Against the World for pecteetion hud ecomomy and progress of the art by HOLMES, 29 Beowdway 20 Cent Ambrotypes, with Case.—Visited iirlday by 14000 people for portraits. Best ambrotypes ta \ y KIMBALL, GAT Broadws Flour Riots of '37.—For full Account see pamphict History of Panies; 10 cents. Sold by all booksellers. elf against certain charges affecting him personally. ‘When he fat down, Mr. R. N. Havexs commented on tho rophistry and special pleading of the report, on its unfair and garbled quotations from the letter of the signers of ‘the communication to Dr, Cheever, and on its wicked per- sistence in asserting that the Doctor's anti-slavery ser- ‘mona were the canse of their action, directly in the face of their emphatic denial. He concluded by of- fering the fellowing preamble and resolutions, as a a#ubdatitute for Mr. Hunt's motion to print the report:— Whereas, the Church of the Puritans claims to” have su erseded brethren O. F. Wood, E. M. Kingsley and J. K. Jobisen from tho office of deacon, heretofore held by them, by its amondments of the standing rates at the an. ual mecting held O.the 4th day of June Aud, whoreas, the suid brethren, Wood, Kingsley demur (6 the legality of the said amendinents Half a Dozen Superior Shirts for $7—Equal in style (oo $2 60 shart MOODY & WIGGANS, ‘BLS Broadway. and action, | Gents Cravats, Tes, Suspenders, d&e.— abinitted to a mvujaal council to be convened in accordance with the pro ‘visions of the second standing rule, for its a vent st Paris siyles. Joinville scarfs. At 90 per cent less ont Ok importalion. $19 Broadway and adjudication; therefore, i Under Shirts, only 25 cents each, ~ wed, ‘That for the of peace and Chi a fei 1KA YERKUO & SON, 61 Nassau sirect. lowship, thle church do accede to the rear an that wa for the cou- wud Johnson, Look at our Window and Examine the prices of sicts and furnishing goods at MOODY & WIG- UAND Ol roadway h Collar, Tubular and Silk Ties, as 3 MUUDY & WIGGANS, 315 Broadway. Drethren Wood, Kingsley De a counnitter | d place of aub- jon the gaid brethren And where: of this church have pui der date of July 15, 186 4 ‘tothe members of the Chureh of the Puri * in justifiextion of « private letter dated April 27, 1867, wddreesed by them vo our pastor, Roy. Dr. Cheever, “suggesting tie expediency of his tender of his resignation of the pastorate.” ta which rae mumber of the members: tement or letter un- esard. JO. FOWLER &@ COS large stores, sireet. They are sviling tens, gro: je cheaper tha at any other place in statement they have alleged as facts suaters and Speen’ ‘t @hings greatly prejudicial to the miulsterial and Sep ne = anon Ypoamouat character of “our | pastor ; ROUART M. PATRICK. io his good name as # Christian es grievously astectigg the “well being, Phyenology—Fowler & Wells Announee a ity of this of the el ourwe uf eciures at Columbin Tin, 20 Grand Foo Aiea ieee elf wed eae Ore street, meburg, commencins Lucas; evening, Nov swhoreny, the sat brethren have in their © letter aforesaid professed their willingness to submit the allegations thus made by (hen to the favestigution aad aamiualioas daily, at 308 ivclves (ree Broadway, New York decision of a council 10 he convene in porsuance ot | A Card=AU Persons who have Gray Halr the provisions of the second stauding rule; therefore or hair of a bald coiur, are invited to cail_and consult Doctor f be submit- GRANDS N (cons! ion tree), at 344 Church street, corner: Tesolved, That the said statement or b of Barciny. His new duid gives ue hate the uaturai color de- sired, aud inay De considered « real prodigy of chemistry, ted to the council ordered to be convened to consider the K YY and Joloson; and comme! notity id atatement beering te siti protest of breihren Wood S: ‘the committee appointed to conven ho brethren who have signed the date July 13, 1 1 place ot and of their privil ar ood proofs of the, several allegation: . Havens stated t f T tiong, neither Limseltf or any of the a he question of the i adoption, ies +0 this ma peared before the chmreh simyly sy Gen, Maru and Mr. Pry rose simultaneously, the for mer scoonding the motion for tho substitute, the latter for the previous question ote Chait gave the ileor to Mr. Fry, whose call Feconded, and atter ineffectual atiempe- of Gi : and others to arrest the application of the gag, it was, nevertheless, resolved dat tho prey ivus question slguld yen be po f wee OWT, Kise immediately moved a reconsideration, Holloway’s Pills.—Are you feeble In body, incapable of cxerdou, duli, languid and desponding, yet un- able to explain the cause? He wssured thas it exists in the slomach aad ihe weeredive orgaus, and that a course of this purifying sud luvigoratlog remedy will restore your sirengtb, jetivity aud ebeertuiness, aud recrui all your eaergies. Florkin Wi es is evanescent and fades Iragrance of this famous toilet 8. Sold by the proprict of the tune a Murray & Lanna perfume of ihe best \s hate niesty all was Prof. Alex. C, Ba Tricopherous ts the beat and cheapest arvicle tor dressing, benulitying, cleansing, curling, preserving aud restoring the hatr. Ladies, uy i Bold every where. * did not wish to give bis brethren of the wi minority an opportunity of publishing lo tho Baas pratt ad eee are dheir mouths had been shut 33 Broadway. ‘Thereupon the church took the buck track, aud recou widered and rojectod Mr. Fry's call ‘Several attempts were Uhen yale to toy Mr, Taras’ motion on the table, and thus to avoid a direct response to the request of the mnority tor a couzcil Rev. J. P. Wanues curtnived that there wae more in this aeovement than appeared on the surface; that according to congregational usage an ex parte council could not be Cale alece » mutual council were Brst reine, SO he ‘waa in & good dea! of a dilemma, he admitted, but finally concluded that be was willing to ruu the risk of A direo | wove on the Mr. Cuan. allow thes statements might be im; tit Was Of BO avail; the vou Cristadore’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the very beatin the world. On sale and the dye privately ap- plied at No. 6 Asior House. Hil's Heir Dye, 4 Shillings a Box, Black or brown, No. 1 Barclay street. Intmitable hair outung. In- taliible ong ueal. Rupture.—Marsh & Co’s Radical Cure ‘Truss oflive removed to No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House. ————— Use the Only Genuine Camphor Ice, for curing chapped hands and lips—that which is manufactured by the solo proprietor, KLI W. VONDERSMITH. All others are countericils, Copyright secured. Depot 158 Bowery. ET hoped that the church would uel (hey asked, 90 that their tially consid as taken ou the substi- called for, the death like Soeset ire ‘wiatness aul solitar: | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faint hor few, and the request for a council was thus re “ WS MARKET. Parpay, Noy, 6—6 P.M. There was an active but not, as a general thing, such # buoyant stock market this morning as we noticed at the close yesterday, In some securities qnite an improvement is reported, while others re- mein without material alteration. At the first board tovay Leunessee State 6's advanced 1 per cent; Vir- uinia 6's, 4; Iiliagis Central Bonds, 3; Bank of Com- merce, 4; Pavitic Steamship Company, 2; Delaware and Hudson, 2; New York Central Railroad, }; Mi- «the ball ' | chigan Southern, preferred, 2; Panama, 14; Galena aes her ie aus | and Chicago, 14; Cleveland and Toledo, }. Reading opened at 33, advanced to 35, aud closed at 34—an improvement of 4 on yesterday's closing prices. Brooklyu City 6's fell: off 1 per cent this morning: State stocks Lave advanced very fast for some days, aud som them are now so well up that most of the margin for improvement has been exhausted. As movey becomes more abundant it will seek other securities, such as first class railroad bonds, and take them up to points nearer their intrinsic value as productive investments. At the second board the market opened and closed with an up- ward tendency, and with more than the usual ac- tivity im operations. Tennessee State 6's advanced Fused. ‘ MONEY Alter various attempts tv improve and perfoot Mr. Hunt's yesolution for printing, it was at length adopted, and just mas Une ¢ Was about tolling off the departure of auother day the brethren and sisters separa —$————— City Intelligence, Youxg isto 4 Tuinp Avesce Rasnvay Csu.—Yester. ay aiternoon, between 4 and 5 o'clock, a pistol was dis- charged imty a Third Avent pass fing between Forty-iret and F The Tull paseed throngh ¢ erslion Gn the ‘dogen paseengers in Hibbard hat a very ‘within a Teason t muvrely accidents! Tay Bor’s Heap Gvanos, Captain Skilley tarued out on their Gfth annual target cacursion yesterday, aud pre- wouted 4 fine appearance. Th forty six m Kets, and shot for twenty-three valuable priges. They proceeded tw the Five Mile House, where a sumptuous Fepast was spread before them by the worthy host, Mr John Burke. — This o rly the p of the “Browning Guards." They all veloug tw Bho neighborhood of sixth strect aud the Bowery Anson Case ty Leowinn Sreter—Thevny Newia by PICTRD TOR Afuy.—It will be well recollected that an at- Sempt was made to lire the dwelling houge rear of No. 68 Leouard street, on the wight of the 224 of Oe a arcested, charged wad Me. Win, harrew eseap. ‘With the offe 3 ght sys ou Thursday be iy, wtul yeaterday that body vent; Ci Jompany, 7; Metropolit q ound a bil chatging Newell wih sttempt i per cent; Canton Company. letropolitan Bank, 54; Lmporters’ aud Traders’, 1; Reading, 9; Michi- gan Southern preferred, 2; do., old, 4. Chicago and Rock Island declined § per cent, Erie closed at 14 per cent, heavy. Some of the drawers ot foreign exchange have ad- gree. The prisoner was yr Russel and ploaded not vlown for some day mext we Nanoxat Cass Conunes.—The grant touruament is at {| Jost concluded, after a session of nearly uve weeks. Mor- | phy. was tho Wianer of tho tiret prize and Paulsen ot the } : . ‘ Zocgad. The concliding game was contested for many | vanced their rates, without finding buyers. Most of Bours, and the result was Nami tement " 4 ¥y aud joud applause, ‘The Congress still remains in session, the transactions mate bare heomdigntnpadelindtige Dut hax removed tothe rooms of the New York Chess | The highest points ruling are 109 a 110 per cent, but ub, at No. 19 hast Twellth street. Large uumbers atten! | are by which bav % Ty and the interest ia still kept up. ‘The prige theee rates are asked by houses which bave no de livered the early part of next week Goumon oN Tue Nott Hives + o'clock on » etewmbout Manhattan, of Thirty fourth street, Ate was ge Joba K. Broom, an she now | with dif ‘a - jarge shipments of specie next week. It is very likely that during the uext thirty or sixty days specie will be going both ways across the Atlantic, without much gain on either side, but after that time the amouat will in ail probability set entirely this —Abuut run into by the starboard bow stove ti. Murray street, and it “a ae bs sherry @ so.—Yestorday moreing | 89s As soon as cotton begins to go forward ac- the vedy of # dead inf encloced ina segar box, was | tively the supply of sterling exchange must be Yound on the ws vt « tthe 1 warehowes, | largely in excess of the demand. Our importations <Atinaie duets, Urookly » eee have dwindled dowa tothe smallest figures, and do Superior Court. wot much more than equal our exports. When it is ACTION FOR LIDEL—“QUABELY KUEWabN ProruRS considered that this is the tnst importing port, and ware about the third exporting port in the country, a Frank Leslie against Maturin Hallow An action | pretty good idea cau be formed of the limited Awinenced in the Superion Court betw the } amount of our aggregate import trade. This aloue | above nemod partics, whe are well Kuowa publishers | will, in time, remove many of our fimancial dieu of rival ated papers beating their respuctive Ba ties, und place us again in a position to tiqidate all | in which the plaintiff complrint agauet the defendant 6 our indebtednes#, both foreign aud domestic, The writing, in a disguised hand, « certain letter to the Mem oC | totyl importation fur the ending Jue 30, 1858, Gaunt & Dei chon, pape alors tit Chis who sup 4 ' v f] , o 7am cans cae eae ied the Na wih Juper on which, Bab: Ledie's | will, heyond all doubt, be more limited thag has eee Newspaper wo printed, — thy heen known for many years. The total exportstion vl Uy, lege alae scum toto wie mae! Cloner eee A eyes ont tov ney | Will of course Le lets than last year, but the decrease may ee ~ paper you supply to Leica Lilnetv | will be in the shipment of bullion—« reduction not Fe OY. Oe eee ee mon de avout | Ukely tode ns much harm. If the positi our February, 1956, | rovelgu trade will permit us to retain our California al I the plaint! axpon credit without seer y and req rity wus thon Owing to them trom sail plaintl, (lawl ut en sequence of the peculiar quality of the paper req | pernittaw of gold for twelve mouths, the general | tingnees of the country will be placed upon a very The season has com: anitial basis. strong ail sul the purpove aforesaid, te was ‘1 . r ame PA find of paper clsewhere urea cable, fo obtain tho st | mnenced favorebly enough to engure such a result, if 4n conseqtience WAY Pbliged to nse an inferior q the sevews are uot prematurely” loosened. Contrac paper were by bis busthoss suifered and depre Hania re the onl; re remedies fi ‘value, by reason of which his credit was put in imminent | Hon aud Tiqaidation are te only sire remedkes for inger; aud ih Order to oxiricate himself from the our difficulttes, and they should be rigidly and per- culty abd embarrassment 0 paid lelior he wae fompritod te aso vb BY IVU) Pillage tas hud al avyeads <everingiy practiced Wy wadwelaad taut Wig dMigbigan Ceutenl Bull sire to draw, ‘There are reports in the street about | road Company have negotiated a portion of the new loan required to adjust its floating debt. The agent rent to London hae rai-ed £400,000 for that purpose. An arrangement has, we learn, been perfected be- tween the Michigan Central and the Michigan South- ern Railroad Companies in regard to charges, run- ning, &c., that is likely to be beneficial to both roads. The folly of carrying on a ruinous rivalry is 80 apparent to sensible men, that when a railroad gets into good hands this difficulty is at once ar- ranged. The amount received for tolls on all the canals of the State was:— woek in October, 1857, The amount received during the third week of Oc- tober, and the aggregate receipts to October 23, from 1860 to 1857, were as follows:— $1,679,509 2,224,783 2,277,035 2)561,416 2,775,625 The Baltimore money market is improving. Good paper was in request, and money on call ranged from 1to1j per cent. Exchange on New York was in demand at 6 per cent premium. It having been decided that the Bowery Bank will go into liquidation, A. G. Bradford, Esq., the late cashier, has retired from the office of Receiver in fa- vor of John A. Stewart, Esq., the Secretary of the United States Trust Company. The annexed statement is a summary of the assets of the Island City Bank, made to the Receiver of that institution: — Notes not due........ eecececcees ++». $201,578 OL Consisting of three notes of ‘Nmothy Carroll 1 «one John Guion......++++ 100/325 id cd “ C, Wiederholm. X Notes protested. .0.6.c.0 ceeeeee ++ 888,670 72 Consisting of three notes of John Guion ‘i tive Brooklyn Japan Wks. two —-G. Hootor... ‘ And forty-five notes varying from 325 to $9,090, in all, A , Collaterals for loans at Bank of Republic... Bills discounted, 3. O'Brien severere T,58L Total notes not due and proteatod...........+.-8575,280 A large part of these are bogus and worthles#. The bank was organized with a capital of $300,000. There was due depositors at the time the bank failed, $126 868. The Cincinnati money market is said to be very gradually but steadily improving. Exchange on New York was in fair supply at 5 per cent premium. An active demand existed for money, but a better feeling prevailed, with indications of returning con- fidence. ‘The Cincinnati Gazette of the 5th inst. contains the following important railroad intelligence: — ‘An application was made yesterday morning in the d States Cireuit Court for the district of indisna, be- fore Judge McLean, by Messrs. Fuller, King & King, con- tractors, for an injunction against the Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad, praying that the company may be re- strained from selling’certain lands granted them by the Legislatures of certain States, which are now being put | into market. ‘The terms of the sate of such lands aro, that forty per cent of the purchase money may be paid in the stock of the company and two percent in cash. The in- junction asked for was granted by the Court, principally ‘upon the ground that the railroad company had no right to use the lands granted them by the several States for any other than construction purposes, and that the sales of such lands in the manner proposed was @ misapplication of the original grants. The injunction was therefore granted and the sale of the lands ordered stopped. | Judge McLean delivered a long decision at Cincin- nati, Ohio, on Monday, in the United States Circuit | Court of Indiana, upon a motion to appoint a re- | ceiver for the New Albany and Salem Railroad Com- pany, in the case of Dow Williamson, Treasurer, &ec., against the New Albany and Salem Rail- road Company. ‘The judge decided :—Ist. That | a receiver need not be appointed simply be- cause there was a default in the payment of , interest upon the bonds of the company. The | law abbors a forfeiture, and would never enforce onc. 2d. The fact that the company has paid all the net earnings (saving the annual surplus) to liquidate its floating debt, did not justify the Court in holding | hat this was a misapplication of the earnings ; for, if that debt was contracted to finish the road, or to relay the track, then it was beneficial to the bond- holders and all concerned. 3d. That the Court would not take the road out of the hands of the present | managers, for it was apparent that they had ma- naged the road with fidelity and integrity. The | Court then made an order directing that in future | the net earnings of the road should be applied in | equal proportions to the payment of the floating debt and the interest upon bonds. ‘The receipts at the Treasury of Georgia for the year ending 20th of October were $949,616, and the expenditures $511,789, leaving a balance of $437,- 826 in the treasury after meeting all expeuses of the State, The expenses of the city government of New Or- leans for the year ended June 1, 1857, are stated at $1,265,717, and the receipts into the treasury for the same time at $1,416,276, showing an excess of in- come of $150,559. The taxable property is $106,230,- 718, being an increase of ten millions over 1856. The consolidated city debt amounts to $11,800,086, matur, ing at various dates from 1858 to 1892. Of this amount are $5,671,000 of railroad bonds. The public schools since the consolidation, from 1852 to July 1, 1857, have cost the city $1,054,850. A resolution has been passed by the Common Coun- cil of St. Paul, directing the City Clerk to issue city orders, in sums of from #1 to $20, as a currency for that section of tne country. The annexed is a statement of the circulation and securities of free banks of Indiana that are winding up and retiring their circulation:— Banks. Circulation. Seourities. Where redeemed. Central. . $14,278 $15,830 ) Br'ch Co. aud Fletch- ors. Brookville. 15,867 17,490" At the Bank. ‘Bho Capitol. . 2.745 {100 Auditor's Office. kikhart 25,408 At the Bauk. Hoosier... » 1104 bd Indiana Stock... 15,000 be Huntington Co, 3,816 “ Indian Reserve. 7,761 Fieteher's. Monticello,..... 1490 Brauch Lafayette, Fayette County 3,000 Brauch Connersville. Mer, and Mech. 4,961 Branch New Albany. Syracuse....... 17,466 Goshen. Total . $118,465 $126,020 The Philadelphia Ledger says:— Thore te no trade, probably , that has suffered more from the present crisis in Monetary affairs than that in anthra- cite coat, Inthe region of the mines there is great pros. tration, and to a large extent business is L Coal operators aro much straiteved financially, and the nuineré are in lerge numbers unemployed. The produc tion i* but about half what it should be, the uence ‘of which extends with telling effect to the carrying com- The coal trade is very unwieldy, is moved slowly by the use only of « large capital. Tt is scarcely pos- ble at this advanced period of the season that itcan be ‘materially increased before the closing of navigation, and yet, itis feared, especially if there should be a severe winter, that the ‘supply will be found inadequate to the demand. In the opinion of L - nde hd coal will #o much advance as to give the egy vilway , comnect- ing With the Sebuylkill mines, and the Lehigh Valley Rail ‘way, connecting with the Lehigh mines, active winter em- ployment. At all events, it ly conceded now that there will be little overstock in the spring, and that the trade will commence with the impetus that always at- tends empty yards at the beginning of ® new season. ‘This promises Well for next year. Coal must be had, and the roads and canals counecting the mines with thlewater must be ased to bri it to market, Fuel for steam par- poses may not be so required as heretofore, but ior domestic uses there wii no doubt be the usual annual nerease. There is, therefore, as good a prospect for the coal trade next year as for almost any other pursuit. ‘The Washington Union of the Sth inst. contain the following report of recent decisions made by t+ Secretary of the Treasury regarding duties on cer tain articles of import :-— ‘The Secretary of the Treasury (on appeal) has aficm 1 the decision of the Collector Of Customs at New You < charging « duty of 19 pet cent, in place of 15 per cent, on japanned leather. The Secretary holds that the terms yaent,” ‘japanned,” and “glazed,” as applied to low ther or skins, are ed to be synonymous, amd if, ae the applicant would seem to contend, the article in ques tion could, ander the tariff act of 1846, be classed aa “lea thor, upper, ofall kinds,”’ ft must now be regarded in the of 3 March, 1867, 48 transferred to schedule D, and ratiable at the tate of 19 per cent, by force of the provision of t ond section of that act, which transfers to schedule F “japauned leather oF gkins of all kinds.” The Sveretary of the Treasury has also (on affirmed the decision af the Collector of Customs at New York, in charging a duty of eight per cent, instead of four per cent, on ‘watch movements,’ wader schedule the tartif of 1848, ae modified by the act of 1867. The im porters conjeud (hat the “wateh moyemenig” ayy boys | facturers in Europe who have consigned goods to Rese te beat ae oe ee ee ee. mime eraaren. sheet Pe ee _MISCRLLABEOU®, tion of the act of March 3, 1857, which transfers to that waukie club a $1 07, Kectucky white yr . schedule “watch materials and” unfinished of ar Ay bebe 7 - » ae unfinia parts choice Tennessee white at $1 55, and fnir to ¢ CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, ial fining pe phrase “watch move- / Southern do. at $1 45 2 $1 50, and red do. at $l ub a Nos, 66 and 68 Fulton ments’ to be the entire waich in running, orders exoovt | $1 30; mixed Obio at $1 20, and whito Indiana at 81 25. ‘Between Gold and Cu erecta, tho outer case and crystal, tho Secretary bokdss haat © | Com wns in fair demam!, though itciosed dull. The bales | The amount of et of 1840 provided for “watches Amd parts of | embraced about 15,000 a'20,000 bushels We sternmixed at | coe Fine and cheap OVEROUAG®, watches’ and ‘watch materials” in schedule (Mie | Tic. Southern yellow wis ‘quiet at he. Hye was quict | Pine and Theap euslincre BURINKAS COATS from achedinle Go achednio it Swatch taaserisloane ae | Month aI, Giee mens mae atte hee Negel eee ee on ng Ao sehetne BS | Hii es. Corn ms ass Wil alteraion of mo | pPiceant cxasimere PANTS, bys Parts of wat lesignation in scbedule | ment, and sales email. Oats—The market for stato and |g BIAEk dooskin PANTS, x raced 4 ‘watahes, watch materials, aud parts ef | Western was steady at dic. wdic.; Jersey ab Soe, a 400, on ie. metas seers and yndnisbed. ivan materiale’ { ‘and Southern at 33¢. a 38¢. ontaiged in Wis estonetvs «tab iebment hed parts of watches” being transferred to | — Correr.—The sales embraced 300 bags of Rio at 0c, a | Not one man | {alle a LS watches and parts of watches’ other that | Lie,, and 100 mats and 100 bags of Java were sold at | wpect; for auregwrs prion BVA 3 taller Ment et he ‘unfinished parts’ are stil . iv schedule G, liable & | ie4e | Can and does aadervel), not omly all other retail clothiers, bes ot eens pacts oy Contos. —The stock remained light, and sales embraced | {he laren! wholesale blows tiv the ely, ag hundreds dally en.iMateh movements are neither “watch materials,’ a4 | about 200 bales middling uplands, to wrrive, at le, Tho | Wlackeloih ovement eo ah sara mnciersiond io the language of the trade, nor | jatest advices from Mobile aid New Orleans by telegraph, | Pine bh ‘ San are they unfinished parta of watches; and do not fall with wt adecided advance in cotton. ‘The rise has been | Beau: bee pr of tho second soetion of the act of Mar from one to two cents per ib. irom the lowest point to | Whi 608 wD 8, 1857, which transfers ‘wate! materials and. gnfini bich cea duet : Exe parts of watches’ toschedule H. They must I WEES Ina acess aew tae Ta | Mixed camsmere Kersey, wh a e Peel Nannon Weohadale H.. Taey ine PariGnTs.—Hates had an upward tendency, especially | Marat Cimamere kerwsy,. «a seremaln H, subjeet to duty ab for grain to Liverpool, for which port about 40,000 {0 | katinel and oiler cheap over a | z 0,000 bushels were engaged, chictly wheat, at Tid. a8d., — Hinck cloth dress frock com Fe ae pend Sly Heong (00 appeal) has over: | jnit purt, to be delivered next week, in bulk al Bd, Que | Fine blaok cloth dress frock ihe 4 paied' the deciaite of the Collscter of Customs vt Boston, bin of corn in bulk was taken at 73gd., with somo 500 | The finest custom made dregs frock coats, Steg Pai Tens, Wty of 8 nor cent ou “‘watch hands and | bbis. of flour, to fill up, at ds., and 226 bales of cotton at , nom wisi cancien cro end dosahin ni ia. & chain hooks,’ instead of 4 per ceat, on the ground that | 4 22d., und 200 boxes cheese ab 27s. Od. ‘To London rates | Fancy eaaimere pale enn, tee proofing ern eae but ‘watch materials, were firm, with light engagements; 280 cases of fish were de atripe do. “to. : 2 be t we . taken at p. t.; flour was at ds., aud grain wus at Haga. aq) Cassimere vests... 100 The annexed statement exhibits the valuc of 10. tor why at in bugs, and oileake at 0s, To Glasgow, ~, £ 38 = a : 60 bbls, pearl ashes were taken ab 30s., and 100 lous heavy: ef lo. oo foreign dry goods imported into this port during the | jos at Sts, aud 7400 bishels of whical. ia ships Bast At | Cader gaementeoRN THING GOSH week and since January 1, in cach of the past three ash ‘There was uo Change to notice in rates ty te Con- | Rerchiefs, Le gsibatichin annie «dagen i tinent, RETAILED A’ 2 ORS. cheap ean ERE Fxtrr.—Sales of 300.8 400 boxes raisins were made, | ————— sth Fwthe Wan. poy 1556157, | eluding M. R's at $2 30, and layers at 82 50, with halves | (OOD BRANDY. GIN, RUM AND PORT FIFEY ORNTS Entored'at the port... Siallees § ne stosvoas | and quar in proportion. | AZ) ber gatton—Piavorings, one gation added to one barret * rate aR 74 385 T7sis08 | HaY.—Sales of bout 6U0 bales were made at 60c, @ 600. | LG nd ee dle en Degen So poe. Entered at the port, . $56,647,677 $83,433,691 $86,175,499 | parcel of Savanila sold to-day for 1z4gc., which 13 a'do- | for Otard.- Full directions by Dr. k: PROCHTWANGRE, Na. ‘Thrown on market... 68,969,863 82,657,165 79,575, The feature of the week in the dry goods trado cline of fully 50 per cent trom the highest prices of last summer, A fot of 1,600 Maracaibo was taken, in exchangs tort eather, on terms not made public. ‘The toreign demic has been the large sales made by the auction houses. | ha: almost’ entirely ce: Sales are—1,000 San Juan, First we had the large sale of cotton cloths manu- } 18 1s Savanilla, 25 Ibs, at Leiye.; 300 Ori- booed 5 600 Weste Ths.) al 16e.—all factured by the Atlantie mills, which were disposed of for cash. This sale occurred on the 3d instant. On the 5th a special sale of French goods was held, at a credit of four months, which drew a good eom- pany, ebiefly city buyers, while the bidding was spirited; but the goods, on an average, sold under the asking prices and from thirty to forty per cent below the current prices before the panic. Both of the foregoing sales we have already noticed in the Heratp. Yesterday Messrs. Wilmer- dings & Mount held a large special sale of French goods of the importation of Messrs. Benk- ard & Hutton. The terms were six months’ credit, with approved endorsed notes payable in the city of New York, and an allowance of 6 per cent for cash, all sums of $100 or under to be paid in cash, The catalogue embraced 864 lots, including merino cloths, mousseline de laines and rich striped and plaid ombre do., Saxony and merino plaids, figured and satin striped merino cloths, figured and striped new pat- terns merino cloths, with a large variety of rich pat- terns and styles of silk dress goods and stuffs. The sale drew # full house, including both city and out of town buyers; it wanted however, the animation which such a catalogue would have produced early in the sea- son, and notwithstanding the goods were sold at # credit of six months, the average of the sale exhibited adectine of from 30a 35 per cent below the prices current early in the season, or before the panic. The which sold best consisted of merino cloths and the desirable styles of mousseline de laines, which only made a of about 20 a 25 per cen and those’ which exhibited the heaviest falling off were stuff goods, robes, dress and fancy goods. A good many lots of this class were pressed during the sale. The shawls are to be sold today. It is now getting late in the season, and many importers, from the unhinged state of the times, will feel compelled to hold their stocks of staple goods over for another year. The above sale was contemplated to have ven held early in September, but it tabed saa tivay on account of the panic, which, each succeeding week, w worve; and the sale yesterday was the first rwe one made since the ic set in, at 6 months’ credit. Very few orders have gone out to France for goods, aiid some that had been previously seut out from New York have been withdrawn. “Manu- oy wh ay nix Months to the trade; 1,500 city slauglters at Gye, and 1,000 Western slaughtors at 7c. cash, for export. Lea continued quiet and sales limited cbsence of transactions of moment, quotations were more or vss nominal, ‘The receipts of leather this week have been as follows :—87,100 hemlock, 7,300 oak; sales, 20,600 hemlock, 1,200 oak,{and the stock 308,500 hemlock, 40,300 oak. Howuei.—There was a firmer feeling with rather more The sales embraced 100 bbb ’ Mauscovada, English tslands at 25c. dy Cuba mus” Naval Stora.—Spirits turpentine were steady, with al 200 bbls. at 424sc. cash, and 190 do, thirty days, interest, About 1,000 bbis. crude, soft north county, Were resorted at $3 60 for 280 tbs. rosih ranged from $1 364 81 4¥, according to terms of dolivery and payments; sales of fine No. L were made at $4 50, and 60 do. pale white soid at $6 in other descriptions. 16,000 gallons American were roported 's were duil and nominal. 4 —Pork—The market was icvegular; Ue wed about 600 4 600 Dbls, at $19 62 for bbls soid on time, 60 days, inte vided, at $20; prime was quiet with + Boel Was in Moderate demand with sales confine yu 100 bbis., including country prime at 75 a $7, aud country mess at $¥ a $10 50, With some parcels of old repacked Western at $9 4 $10, aud extra do, at 311 50a Siz. Bacon was inactive and’ quiet at 120. a We. for sincked meats were quiet and saies limited, sales of about 200 Dbis. and tierces at Me., 12¢. and Ic. for choice. Butter was in fair de d ut 150. a 18¢. for Ohio, while Stato wacs stady at Cheese was in tit d ul at Gig0 & B3g0. dull, and sales contined to 60 tierces at 3} az 100 Was 4. 30 bhds. Porto Rico in bond, for export, at , in- 6c. & G4e., wud the remainder cousisted of Cuba muscovado, cluding 1 part tor retining at 64ge., and the remainder, grocery guods, at 64ge., Tige. a 6c., and 150 buxes brown Havana utp. C, and 150-do, at 83:¢. a Ge., sud 350 hhds, molado: atp. t. Winskry.—Sales of 600 bbls. wore made at 22c. Woor.—No change to notice iv this article, There is nothing doing—no demand or inquiry whatever. Quota. tions are nominal. FAMILY MARKETING. partly to the low price cattle brought at Allerton’s last who are putting in their winter stock expeet to see meat this winter rate as high as it did last ) and certainly all poor peop! so desirable a consummutio interest of the game market. Vi 4 ig coming in plen. tifully, and all species of wild duck are for sale, except canvass backs and red bead: ere 18 every probability that poultry aud game will be very cheap this winter. thix market will suffer losses, should they attempt to force them off at auction. The depression in the trade was in a fair way of being severely felt in France, as well as in England and Germany; #o that nearly all classes in each country are likely, directly or indirectly, to feel its effects. The jobbers have been doing a little better the present week, though the business is irregular and far less active than sumuine was observable at the same period last j year. The truth is, that the panic, how. | There is nothing new to note in fish. AU the winter warie- ever caused, bas had the effect, in a | ties are now in, and there are no rations in price | a great measure, to destroy the fall trade; coming, as | to note. Vegetables muintain thelr former prices it did, in the very heart of the business season, the | jirstoey sell from $2 60 to $i 50, aud prices aro pressure has been severely felt. The collections im- | firm. ‘The James Buchavan, an Erio canal boat, brough 2,000 bushels mercer potatoes to market recent unusually large quantity in one boat, They were bought » the neighborhood of Rochester, aud are a flue potatoe, Nova Scotia potatoes are likely to be quite a staple in our —- The crop has been very large, aud it ts expected that 100, Ww roved some, as exchanges in the interior became | better regulated. Some dry good houses lmve re- ceived remittances in produce, as previously noticed, by which means the ay remium demanded for id and drafts on New , have been equalized. e export trade in cotton I ceseg goods was limited. Spinners, in some sections of the country, have made small purchases of yarn cotton to replenish short supplies. Staple cotton peg although much de- pressed, stand up when sold at auction much better 000 bbls. will come to our wurket this season, cr Apples are beginning tocome in. Already Spitaon- ter pippius and greenings are for sale, and at ‘ y were last win- y sell for $6 per 300 Mich $0 &N'l pid « 60 Gat & Chi RR. ben 60 do... 30 100 Mich 80 &N Ind R OO pair | G7 For # CENTS $1 P Casstwnnn rants LDGANT stOKS 100 Panaina RR... b30 Work $10, 60 Til Con RK. ..#15 Belling 8 BS. oy 100 shs Ox 5 Bene MS eo au 68 Fulton street | BR aS 3 3 —DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF SEWED 29 Metropol ik.. 8635 200 do... ...090 $ 50. now remly at JONES’, Ann street, near Slip & Tra Bk... 76° 30 Chi de R isan RR 4.50." es beatae 10 Hanover Bk. oO 5O do .. 80 ~ ae s —_ Ne Erie 3 oe RR 6% | $125 00t wonre of ome CLOTHING 4 ird Av RR " es 0 7 juter stock 100 Reading Itt, 10 Cley, Cole CORR 8 heades € og tga 6 do. ++ BAM At a reduction of 2 per ceat less than my usually low Gales OF prauet te Norlay AUCTION. Pine fashionable ready made garments, cloths, cassimere fame RA. 7'e,........dut. added go | “nd veeunen v0 At prices which defy ce P y 08 25,000 Brooklyn 68.0.6 as 1 BOM a82 4 4 ‘Behe, New York Fire and Marino Inaurance Co itt) Granite Hall, 142 Fulion street, neat Broadway 6 Park Fire Insurance Co... ° ” « OS la > 5 Oty Fire Insurance Go 49" 150,000 oor ee eer tasewane, 90 Kine Fire Insurance Co. ve 8058 | CUTAN DRDIERS, BRONZBS, CLOUKS, $ Firemen’s Insurance Co «1234 BARIAN SPATUALY, 40 Rutger’s Insurance Co mo CUTLERY, &e., c., now selling at 10 Columbia Fire Insurance Co 82% An anparalleied rae woCr a CO. 30 “ “ 2 BY, HALE Ov oO., 70 Arctic Fire Insurance Co. oo Corner of Broadway and Broome streets. 20 Merchants’ Fire Insurance Co. 110 a HOw aaa = gniy And will be avcritier CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Aswva.—The market was quict, and pric Baxanervrrs —Flowr—Th being good and the yumm demand moderate, the mark A with heaviness an P 4 for men and boys. with a tendency to easier rates. The sales embi adored — bids ened 1,000 bbls., at about the following quote ‘seme whe Open Hl 9 PM. AM Winds of inoney Superfine State ie fy pn THEO, Kb. DE GROOT Extra Stat tee —_—__ Western Ohio and Obio superfine f : FOUND ELSEWHERE Fxtra Ohio and Western 2» Canadian superfine and extra Whie Frew rani diab Baltimore, Alexandria and Georgetown Geis breach oe Southern faney and extra. White e extra family and baker,’ brands Whe ’ our. ‘ DATLBY & ©0. Got ad Ges Browtway, velween Howsion ini Bioccker sireets Corn meal * ‘The sales of Canadian flour enabrace: A LARGE ASSORT OOK AT THIS.—SRLLING OFF bbls, at the above figures. Sout! . mand with moderate sales, but closed easter at quota ment of g arte pa ent louher Kone, with salee of about 1,600 a 1,900 bbiy, Wheat—The | pen goon hs i hy ’ ae market for medium and common gruvies, expecially of awed nies Oitoel Wes ame Western, wag heavy, aud closed at 19, 4 pee bashed | gi yeus. a CQ) In the | } | 6340. aud 50 do., sour elayed, or common | | ' Common | NPHE NEW YORK HOTEL SCANDAL. There Wad 89 | rat) and startling } Fresh meat is down @ trifle in price this week, duo | Dut principally because at this time of the year | there are large sales of salt meats and pork to families | Butchers cannot | G. 143 Maiden lan ED BUNTLINE’S N& THE ANG W STORY, EL. AND FIEND, Or, the Rayeuy of Lavy ann Hare, Ned Bnutiine’s masterpwes, Wil be commenced in that giant of the weekliew, the NEW YORK MERCURY, For this week. Ready stall the newy depots early to-moe- row morning. Priee four cenia. Our THE TEST OF CHE LPNESS, Dy BY & COMPANY, Tmporting tailors, 57 Walker | Contivue making thelr well known fashionable stglon oe fal and winter clothing a! prices cuirulated to suit all purchasenar “ the present tinancta! crists, and are receiving the very ndon and Paris modes for gentiomen’s. wear, im staples and fancies of every desirable description, selected by a member of the firm now in Europe, being only commense. rate with the requirements of a rapidiy ine: atronage by theelite ofthe day HFG Walker slecot, West of Broadway and near Canal street, BABY FURNISS The Romane ot New York. ASK, With a picture of the ass | iz in which “Carcte* Wax eontined, and interesiing skeiches of all the parties com cexned. See ihe SUNDAY COURTER for tomorrow. For ante me oll the news depots, and published at No. 16 Spruce street. JAR, SMITH & CO. AT PUBLIC BE wa proportion, in order ie wwnnts not ‘dross, bu to send his name and tame down to pos- terity. TNPARALLELED REDUCTION FOR Casi. VINE. GOLD WAND FRENCH CHINA DINNER 2 08 FANCY DECORATED TOILET » 506 KLEGANT SILVER PLATED (Warranted heavy t 40 Usage APPROACHABLE, White F or sels, 113 pieces. 926.00. dged Paes, bed pieces. aoe Bt} Gilt edged Freneb ehinn . H 4 Gir and (ancy French china ' : 6 Silver pinted cnke 37 Miver plated ten se" Silver plated cotter +0 Silver pl 0 Silver plated | 1 silver plated ie Silver plated 376 G31 oud 633 Broadway, between Lows TIRKERS AND MOUSTACHES FORCED TO GROW in six weeks, by my onguent, which will not stain ar’ jure the ¥kin” $1 botlle, sent to any part of the country. GRAHAM, 614 Broadway; BRIGUS, No, | Bachange, Ab y. ought to be glad of | "YOUCAN LEARN TO WRITK A FREE HAND FOR y week adds to the | one dollar, in ten lessons of an hour each, Cop; banks: ud fe le. Apply this day. Private inst, od gt be eee eee ee OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 262 Hroadway. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marrted. Ausex—Bavis.—On Thursday evening, Nov, 5, at St George's chureb, by Rev. Dr. Tyng, Aurkaspen H.” Auta ' w Lacuna H., daughter of Henry Baylis, Baq., all of this tiy—an | heaper this season than | | } | invited to att | James and Jane Bown: P. | than might be fo pact’ when compared to sales of | bbi., while this time Inst ; they Were worth $8 to foreign goods, and especially of fancy stuffy and dresg | $10 oy vbi. They como from Mayans, The following | are — RETAIL PRICES, tock Exchange nerr. su - ™ Fuipar, Nov. 6, 1857. sirloin steak Moa Back fen a he 9600 N ¥ 6's, 1873.. 1055; SOshs NYUeuRRs10 70 | puree RTS AI NN = 28 2000 N Y 6's, 1885.. 10s sO Gcrccrcee MM TE . a ke es | N 3 1800.. 06 = AS Erie RR......... 4 | Clnek const riped bass — ao 84 100 do... iy | Corned p' int Was 9354 170 do B 4 8500 do, 94 ‘So Harlem iit a ¢ 1000 Michigan + 8660 Reading RR. Suneb. re 8000 Dilmour! Or... 72% 160 do “ ie © 8 ‘8000 % de Z per W at do,.....810 Hind quarters mat rid ial Jatt, per ib, ‘ a6 0 i) vouK a— i do. - $4 600 do, i Ves pork am 10000 Louisiana 6's... 78 200 CT Sale pork c 2000 Til Cen KR bie. 73 200 Harlem RR pf-b00 * 1000THaute&Al2dm 45 10 do... lens 65 Mich Con RR. 50 ( “ 100 Mich So &N A RR ‘ 0 do Coumry sans als i a2, do. pref st’ Poeun a- weet, per bi age w do... 4 M 80 Panama RR a 2 0 " 100 do. “ 60 Mlinois Cont't & : 10 0. : “ 10 Galena & Chi Rit, 4 2 do n 100 to. bs * ~ do. ° a 30 Cleve & Tol RR 19200 do. 300 do, 300 200 ” ; § Hud River RR a 177 Chi & Rk Is RR 488 Bisccceres , do bio do... ... 060 do 4 40... 810 Mil & Miss HR 260 do... ., 60 150 La Crosse & Mil It SECOND BOARD. $9000 Louisiana 6's.. 78 100 shs Readg RR.s10 20000 Ob 1886. OF 100 to “8 T 100 do ot oren—McKay.—On Thursday evoning, Nov. 6, by te Meki Mr. Wisse Brown, formorly o Fein’ Scotinnd, (0 Miss Maxy Ax McKay, of this city Gase—Seny.—On Thursday, 5, by Rev. W. Meal- Loter, SAMUBE Clase to Sakan Hamtrtoy Muyy. Makwios—Bari yy. —At Philadelphia, on Thursday, Now. 5 by Right Rev. Bishop Potter, of Teunsyivania, Hanaw Haruo, of New York, to farx, daughter of ‘the late Joseph T. Bailey, Heq., of the former city O'BRinS—K kkk —On Thursday ening, Nov. 6, at St Anue’s church, Kighth street, by Rev. Thomas 8. Preston, dom KSIGHT O'BRIEN to Vikousis C., daughter of the late John DB, Keese Wakkkx—CkOKRR.—On Tuesday evening, Noy. 3, b; Key. Dr, Osburn, Mr. Samcee & Wannen to Miss Lawns Choker, Doth of this city Wort erk—Snkivos —In Randolph Cattaraugus county, y.,on Monlay, Nov, 2, by Rev. D. A. Stover, Jou Mics Many © wey, Doth of this city. Died. » Nov. 5, at Port Richmond, Bares, in the 2th year a Banyes.—On Thursday Tsiand, Mr. LDWako st bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully woh He {ineral, from the residence of Mer. Wm. Burger, Vort Kichmoud, to-morrow afternoon, at oug yy iaation. o'clock, without further Binghamton papers ples Bowman. —On Friday ‘The relative ents, No. 148 West Thirty third two o'clock Imorny —On Friday, Nov. 6 Brophy, aged 4 years, i The friends aud re al, t Jon D., son of Patrick months and 4 days are respectiully invited to salternoun, at two @’elock, from the ther, No. 17 Wayne street, Jersey attend the fon residence of his ity i 0, Witiam Samomp Kynay, #.—Un Friday, Nov Ww vaged Lyear and 1f am F. aud June Bogie months The funeral will take No. 179 Third aver ace from his father's rest- , fo morrow aiternoon, at two y evening, Noy. 5, MaRcansr, siward Dewnis, in the 16th year of her age ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to the fanera), from ber late résidenee, No. 667 Third to morrow aiternoon, at one o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Vaxixy.—On Tharsday evening, No daughter of Philip and Aune M. Farley, aged 1 year, 6 mouths and 9 days. The friends of the family of ber uncles, Mat- Th Hart, are req the fune- ° parents, No. 231 Mulber clock, without further invi- ) street, Mr. THowaa year of his age, mviel, Charles, Wil. nor, are invked to attend the funeral, this alternoon, at two o'clock, fram the Church of the H mumunon, corner of Tweatieth. Tur remains will De taken to im Marietia, Pa Grost.— At her fe ilew on Wednes- day, Nov. 4, Ecvaamat Avs, wite ot CCF Groak, ant eldest danghter ot John A. Weeks, ksq., of New York, aged U4 years hington Heights, on Wednesday, Nov. 4, ter of William H. and Mary V. E. Hays, 1 year and 2 months, friends Of the frmily are respectfully invited to trend the funeral, this day, at twelve o'clock. Cars _- street depot for Tubby Hook at OMA Murs —On Thursday, Noy. 5, at Carmansville, Acaue ant so Of Thomas and Susan Miller, aged 1 year, & month and 4 day« The relatives tir aitvend the funeral, th Vine —On Friday me the 44th year of his ag’ The frremed: cgi: 41 eral ter morrow remains wilt be token to Cyp Ams Wodn y evening if the family are requested to K yon, at (wo o'cloc s, Wasa 1 Poa, ta tho members o respectfully im- ie reaideace, No, 99 at one o'clock. Sie x Cemetery 4 Many, wile of Sov re respecttullyy, er a Morrisanta, oe D Torwen, thie reaktlence of his w morning at mnly , ; We creas, aged ‘ nivited te i tm. Mackay, | took. They’ aN tora. ous 8. Wikre, aged Trcnls and relatives weg. regpeetialty jmyyked to vrond the funeral, to-morrow al My “at Iwo o'elock, cn bis late reswleuce, No. WS Sv uth Sigh street, sckiyn, 1 Wisern —tn Wednesdoy afterng? a, Nov. 4, of scarlet t f za, hivghter or Jobe I. and Fi Win ‘ 130.0 and Marge Wey, weed H years wie od Money é wv uw