The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1857, Page 5

seen eee nme toreport on # Pacific Railroad we Savage, of Tennessee, bas a bill prepared, and will {utroduce it to-morrow if possible, granting pensions to ‘the officers and soldiery of the war with Great Britain in 2812, and tndse engaged in Indian ware during that period. In Naval Court No. 1 to-day Mr George Wilson was ex- amfued fn bebalf of Lieutenant Porter and Purser Slamm in the government's behalf, Before Court No. 2 the case of ‘Commander Johnston was continued, and Colonel Stewart was exaniaed in his behalf, Court No. 3 was unoccupied ‘this morniog, while in waiting for a precept in order to ‘take up thé cage of Commander Chauncey. There are but three eases besides those now under investigation by the ‘Naval Courts. ‘THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DEAPATCH, WRASIGNATION OF GOV. WALKRE—JUDGE DOUGLAS’ NEW BILL FOR THS ADMISSION OF KANSAS—VO- LUNTEERS AGAINST THS MORMONS, ETC. Wanunaton, Dec. 15, 1857. Gov. Waiker will, according to the assertions of his moot intimate friends, soon withdraw altogether from the Goveruorsiip of Kansas, and will, in tendering his resig- nation to tie President, state his veasous for this course, designing, however, not to uve any language which may have @ teniiency to disturb their present friondly person- ‘al relations. Judge Douglas’ bill, although similar in its details to ‘that of Bir. Toombs, contains the additional clause that the Constitution, when formed by the coaveution, must be submitted entire ta the people of Kansus. Some of the Senators arc preparing speeches on the Aransas Question. Sevator Gwin has received a large number of letters from Calicruia, in which the writers express an intense Gestre to be mustered into the service of the United States against the blcrmons, who, itis mentioned, have emissa- ries Uarougbout that State and are meditating most seri- ous miscitief. SYORTY-FIF IH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wastuscron, Dec. 15, 1857. Mr. Harm, (opp.) of N. H., announced, in appropriate derms, the deceuse of hia late colleague, Senator Bell, who e recess of Congress. Messrs. ) %savpay and Sewaxp also delivered eulogies, end, after tho adoption of the customary resolutions of respect, the Senate adjourned. House of Representatives, Wasmisuron, Dec. 15, 1887. The testinony in the contested election cases from Ohio aud Nebroska was referred to the Committee on Eiec- tions. ‘The Senate's resolutions of respect for the memory of fepator Bell were received, aud Mr. Tavpan delivered a eulogy. Messrs. Courax and Wasnsvk, of Maine, severally paid «tribute to the memory of their late friend, aud the House then adjourned, Non-Arrival of the Canada. Haurax, Dec. 15—9 P. M. ‘The eteamsiip Canada, from Liverpool on the Sth inst., thas entered upon her tenth day; but considering the wea- ther she his doubtless experienced, is hardly due before to-morrow, 2nd may not make her appearance till Thurs- day. ‘United States Senators From Minnesota, CancaGo, Dec. 15, 1857. ‘The statement, derived from private despatches, re- - ceived at Washugton, that General Shields and Mr. Steel had been elected to the United States Senate from Minne. ‘sota, is without foundation. At the latest dates no elec- Gon had taxen place. Arrivals from the Plains, Sr. Lowrs, Dee. 14, 1857. ‘The St. Joreph Journal announces the arrival of Lieut. Warren aui Dr. Hayden, of the Geological Survey, sent to explore ihe region between Dakotuh City and the bead waters of Running Water, and also the arrival of Major Dewnison, indian Agent, with ten chiefs and six braves of the Pawnee tribe, en route for Washington, to ratify the treaty recently made. Close of Navigation on the New York Canal. Atnany, Dec, 16, 1857. To-day ie the last of canal navigation. To-morrow the water will be drawn off by order of the Commissioners. Al! loads of auy Consequence are at their destinations. Legal Deciston Concerning Exchange. Bervato, Dec. 18, 1867. ‘The Superior Court of Buffulo recently decided that drafts purchased here and payable in New York were usurious, and gave jucgment for the defeuce incertain suits. Judge ‘Davis of the Supreme Court, now in session, has reversed that judgment. Burning of the Steamboat Colonel Edwards— ‘Twenty Lives Lost. . Naw Ontnans, Dec. 14, 1857. ‘The steamboat Colonel Edwards was burnt on Red river oo Saturday morning, She is a total loss, together with her cargo, consisting of over a thousand bales of cotton ud many cattle. ee ee — in her. ‘Sr. Joux, N. B., Deo. 15, 1857. ‘The romains of a man named Stewart were found in the beg near the city to-day. His bead was severed from Lis body. Young Slavin confesses that he is another vic- tim of the murderers of the McKenzie family. Sentence of Criminals in Canada, Woonstoox, ©. W., Deo, 18, 1857. Converse, the late station master at ‘Drumbo, on the Taffalo and Lake Huron Railway, for embezzling the company’s funds, aud avother employ ce, who was his ac- have been sentenced w two years each in the penitentiary. Fire in Cincinnati, Cixeiwsari, Deo, 16, 1857. A fire broke out last night in the store of Messrs. Hy man, Brothers & Co.,situated in Main street, aad before ttcould be subdued their stock of clothing, valued at 320,000, was entirely destroyed. The building was damaged to the extent of $2,000, The stock was fully in- sured ‘The Southern Mall. Waamyaros, Dec. 15, 1857. The mail from all points south as late as due is to hand, but brings no news of importance. United States Supreme Court Wasuivotox, Deo. 14, 1857 No. 11.—Argument for plaintiffs concluded. Nos. 4 and 9.—Coean Towboat Company vs. ship Ocean Queen, and Steamboat Crescent City vs. the United States Mail Stearoahip ou Argument for plaintiffs com in Wasitiverox, Dec. 15, 1867 Nos. 4 and 9—Argument continued by’ Messrs. Cushing and Cutting for the defence. The Augusta at Savannah. Savannan, Doc, 15, 1857. Augusta arrived here this morning from The steamsahi New York in -eoven ‘The Adanta at ‘Cuarursto, Doo. 15, 1861. The screw steamship Atlanta, of Cromwell's line, ar- rived here from New York at nine o'clock this Boston Weekly Bank Statement, Bowtow, ‘co 16, 1867. The following are the footings of our’ bank statement fer the past week:— Dee. 7. Dee, 14, 94; Penn. New Ontmaws, Deo. 14, 1867. ‘The Furopa’s news caused a deciwe of eo. in the 0,000 ng. Re Sugar buoyant, at tie a Meas pork dull, owing to large ar. but buyers demand a feduction Racon-—Shoulders.61c.; hams, 8. Rio Coffee—Sales to. day 6.500 vags, at 8)g0. & 8xe. Freights have slightly Cicctined, Cotton to Liverpool, 7-104, @ jgd.;do, to Havre, Yo. Exchange nominally unchaoged New Unitas, Dee. to Cotton—Sales to-day were 20,000 bales at jp Be eipts to-day 7,000 bales, The receipts at this present time, as com) with those of nat yeke Mall short 188,000 bates; do. at all Southern 6,500 bales. Stock 21,000 bales. Moss pork Lard in kegs We, 4 tle, Freights-—Cotton to Liverpool, 24d. a 7-1! and to Havre Sterling: sone” 104%, & 105%. “bxehange on New York, 90% Cowneo, Deo. 15-6 P.M. Flour is w |. Wheot firmer; sales of 20,000 ‘Dushels, at #60, for Milwaukio club, delivered to boats; ‘Tivals; tt is held at $1 Cricago ring is held at Se, Included in the sales are 8,000 ls vory choice, at Sie. Canal exports, 19,000 Dishels wheat, shipped by failrond, 6,000 bbls’ far, The weather Canc a0, Deo, saa M. . Gorn, & jug ten. eon to-day 2,000 bia, Bowr, yela corn. firm. Jeucy. Onts dull. Rece: 165800 bushels wheat, 1000 ia Ee NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1857. Representatives of the Fire Department—An- nual Mecting ‘The annual mooting of the Representatives of the Fire ‘Department took piace Monday evening at Firemen’s Hall. BSFORM IN THE METHOD OF KLECTING FIRB WAKDENS. The commities appointed to suggest reforms in the method of electing Fire Wardens, presented a report re- commending that there shall be chosen by baliot at each annual mecting of the Board of Representatives, & com- mittee of three, whe, in connection with the Presideptand the Committee on Fines ani Penalties of the Board of ‘Trustees, shall constitute @ uominationg commitico, aud ‘that the committee shail nomunate ech year suitable per- sous for the office of Fire Warden, who shall alone be voted for tn the election by the Board, and that the names of the persons #0 chosen be presented tw the Common Council for confirmation. A member objected to the report of the committee as pot including alithe desired reforms, The Legislature bad been overrun with bills for the relief of the Fire ,and all the desired reforms should be put Department, = oe bill. Sarr objected to the method recommended ‘ane way from the members of the Board all powor w voto us they chose. A member of the comimittes defended the report as atfording an exceilent plan of reforming present cvils and entrusting to the chosen ropreseatatives of the board the power ot nomivation. The committee would have gladly Presented a report on other defects of the law, but they ‘were not authorised to do #0. Mr. Jamas TornkR woved that tho Iegislaturo be ro- quested to alter the law so as W give the different comps- bs the power to act. 8 fire wardens in the same manaer as the assistant eagineet ‘The question was eg takon on receiving the report of the committee, which was carried. ‘The question was then taken on tho motion of Mr. Turner, which puesed by s large majority ‘The committee on procu-ing a new caine, Teported that acommittee of the Common Council had’ r favorabiy on the petition of the Fre Department oe anew banner. The commitice on the Fire Commissioner law, reported that they had the matter unier consideration, but were not ready to reportfinaily. The chairman read in con- nection & communication received from the Board of Fire Commissioners, complying with the request of the Board : Representatives, that their resiguations should be with. awn. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The decretary then proceeded to read the aunuat report: of the Boare of Trustees, from which the following ex- tracts arg taken :— lo cmienes with long established usages. your tras- tees again present an account of the great and important dutics entrusted to their care; aud although we are in the midst of one of the greatest firancial revulsions ever wit- newsed by the present generation, nevertheless we are gratified with the tact that no worthy person haivng a clam onthe fund, oa applying to that source, bas been refused, and we trust that in our efforts to relieve the sick and disabled firemen, the widows and orphans, we will be seconded by an ever generous community. Although tha receipts of the Bepartment have been in- creased, there has been a corrcaponding increase of ex- penditure. The trustees have expended during the past year in the purchase of coal and shoes, payiug funeral expenses, widows’ pensions, &c., the sum of thirty thousand five hundred and sixty seven dollars and ninety-one conts. It will be perceived that the above expenditures exceed in amount, by over five thousand dollars, those of any pre- vious year. This amount, your trustees are satisfied, has been ju- diciously expended in relieving the wants "and cheering the firesides of the widows wud orphans, as well as our sick and disabled brethren. By referring to the annexed report of the treasurer, it will be perceived that at tbe last annual report there re mained a balance in his hands of twenty-two hundred and thirteen dollars and thirty-four cepts. Siuce which time he has received from various sources the sum of thirty- four thousand six hundred and fifty dollars and fifty -cig! cents, which, in the aggregate, amounts to thirty-six thousand eight hundred and sixty-three doilars and nine- ty-two cents. Out of which there has been expended the sum of thirty thousand six hundred and eleven dollars and fifty ebt cents. Tnvette:! ou bond and mortgage one thousand five hun. dred dotlars; re-invested, two thousand dollars, leaving a balance deposited in the ‘Buteber’ 's and Drovers’ Bank to the credit of the Fire Department Fund, of two thousand seven hundred and fifty-two dollars and” thirty-four ceats. ‘The Permanent Fand (including Trust and Special Trust pore a to ninety-five thousand two hundred ty dol eee as follows:—Ninety-five thousand dollars on bond and mortgage, and two hundred and fifty dollars ia Manhattan stock. It is with sincere pleasure we refer to the exertions of the Firemen’s Ball Committee. By their devotion to the Department, their good taste and discretion, they have caused the Firemen’s Ball to be the pride of the fireman, and ® great gource of relief to the Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund, The proceeds of the Iast annual ball, at the Aca- demy of Music, netted the unprecedented large sum of five thousand three handred and ninety-nine dollars and thirty-one cents, which amount far exceeds auy previous effort on their part. Donations have been received from Messre. Fisher & Bird Rank of Commonwealth, Joseph Sampson, Miss Mary A. C: Rodgers, Swift & Hurlburt, and also the proceeds of @ concert given by the Pyne and Harrison troupe at Bur- ton’s theatre; allof which have been publicly acknow- ledged in sppropriate terms over the signature of the ‘Treasurer. 1c Trustees are under obligations to Mossrs. Thalberg and H. Vieuxtemps for their kind and valuable assistance to aid the Dey it funds at the concert giv- en at the Academy of Music. The net proceeds could not be ascertained in time for this report. The School have, as 2 ua, discharged the duties eutrusted to their care. Since the last amaual re- port they have distributed 1,978 pair of shoes to the vari- ous recipients of the fund. They also report that there is a vacancy in one of the Van Schaick scholarships of the University, caused by Edward 1. Snyder having, ins Jitable manner, fulfilled the course of studies for entered. Itis hoped the members of the De. partment will avail themselves of the generous contribu- Gon of our honored citizen, mp cd ng Svhaick, Faq, of the free scholarships in the University of this city, y bamning @ son of a New York fireman wo said privilege, at an early day, to the Board of Trustees The mittee on Fines and Penalties, who are charged with the prosecution for violations of the Fire laws, report that, during the past year they have received from the Fire Wardens nearly one hundred notices of violations, which were not removed on gotification by them. The committee report, on examination, some were wrongly notified, others have since removed, or the time extended. The balance have been placed ia the bands of counsel to prosecute. Prior to the year 1857 a large number of suits Were Commenced against parties for violating the Jaws, all of which are forwarded aa fast as circumstances will permit. The Court of A constitutionality toeurance comp trustees are gratitied to ptate thatall agents doing Dist: 4a in thi city, with two exceptions, have promptly complied with the law. Tho exceptions are, Asa Bigelow, agent of ‘various Boston and Providence inedrance las, who has carried the case to the Supreme Court of the United States; and Alfred Pell, agent of English insurance com panies located in London and Liverpool. The suits against the latter are still peudin, The Court of Appeals slvo confirmed the judgment of the lower courts in the case of the Department against Buffom, for a violation of the Fire laws, which case had deen in litigation for over five years. The Commyttee, as well as the Wardens, experience great trouble in executing the law relative to buildings ‘owing to the mutilation the bill wasanhjected to after it was sont from (his city, and will call the attention of the Topresentatives to the importance of securing the passage of the law relative to buildings, presented to the Legisla. ture last winter, but not in time to both houses. This law, ag Well av the faithful execution of it, deserves the attention of the members of the Department, and it is «i that they, as well ae our citizens in general, will jend thoir aid to enforce a law which is not only for the prewotion of tus lives of firemen, but our citizens gene- The Fuel Committee have, ‘uring the past year, distri bated aver 500 tons of coal and bave made the usual con. tract for the ensuing year. A. Trustees again call on the uctive members of the tment to be ever un the olert to suppress rowdyiem disorderty conduct; and let each mem! reflect that every act against law and order committed by members of the Department cast not only a stain on the fame of the volunteer department, but i* also a source of sincere re- gret and sorrow ip fae nf dae Ay its patrons who are proud to contribute their «hare for the relief of the oo a8 Well as to the disabled and sick men. Owing to the great increase in the number of active firemen, as well as the short time required to be exempt from duty, we must necessarily to meet a very large increase of demands on the Fund, and it is a fact that the pensioners on the widows’ list’haye about doubled in number du: the past ten years. The term of service of Lienry A. Barr, f Mills and William Williams, will expire at the annual meeting. is, therefore, requisite to elect three Trustees for three years each. The Board then proceeded to the election of oMcers, with the following result: — Dresiden(—David Miiliken. Vice President—Joho Giilinan. Secretary—Wm. A. Woodhuil. Preasvrer—Jobn 8. Giles. Collector—Imvid Theal. Trecioos——Wilviaia ay Yophar Mills, A. H. Barr. The Hoard then adjourn Court of Common Pleas. Refure How. Judge Brady. Fiijah Fowler vs. James M. Flandreau.—The plaintiff sues for damages for false imprisonment and rigorous treatment while in castody, ‘The defendant, a Police Jus- tice at Jefferson Market, had arrosted the plaintiff, rather more than @ year ago, on the alldavit of bia son, who charged that one of his danghtera had been deserted by her father and obliged to support herself. From his tes- timony , however, itappeared (hat bis wife and children had deserted him while the family wore living in Albany, and had come te this city to live, and that they had even lun, dered him. He followed them hither with the hope of inducing them to live with him, but was arrested in the manner described. He also alleges that he was confined for three or four days im a email room the pen court room, with nothing but a board to sleep npom, and obliged to submit to other hardships before he coald pro- cure bail, whereas the statute reqnires persons arrested on auch a charge to be confined in the county jail. The defendant moved for a noneuit, which, after « pro wo rome discursion , Judge Brady denied. Verdict for United States Commissioners’ Office. Before Commissioner Betts, Dee. 1h.—Joseph oK vac, who was arrested on the ath of October last for falsely ag ng, Mitoring and counter: feiting quarter dollar was discharged, uo caae ‘being made out agains Acapsmy or Mvsic—Aryivensaky or Tux Grama Hy. arew Baswvo.snr Sociumrt.—This association celebrated ite aniversary Inst night, by aa operatic and concert per- formance at the Academy. The socicty usually gives a dinner, at which contributions in aid of its funds are go- hicited. Thin yoar, however, it was resolved, in view of the financial crisis, to eubstitute an entertainment which might be within the reach of all who were interested in the objects cf the society. The apnouncement at the Academy last eveumng iucinded the “ Puritani,”” in which Formes was to sing, but he was expressly forbidden by bis physician to do so. 11 will be remombored that on the first night of “Robert lo Diablo” Formos was suffering from wevere catarrhal inflammation, but ay the opera was in a crisis, be consented w sing againstthe orders of his medi- cal adviser. He continued to sing during the run of “Ro- bert,” and also in “Martha,” but after that the inflamma- tion becoming violent, and symptoms of fevor being mani. shows that the roid carned net just about enough to pay operating expense: and keep up conntruction account ‘This ts just what we have always said about this com. pany. The road just about takes care of itsolf, and every dollar of dividend paid is borrowed. All the balance sheets, al! the income accounts, all the items of future earnings, all the mode of surplus accounts, al! the art of bookkeeping and doctoring figures, canaot overcome tor do anything wih thoso facts, This brings tho company '« finances from the consolidation down to tho Suth of Sop tember, 1856. The last annua! report for the year onding Sopt. 30, 1857, is just out. We shail one of “these days analyze it and incorporate the results with those for the previous three years, The whole matter, financially, is contained in a out- shell. The New York Central Railroad Company always has borrowed its dividends, and it always must. Tuts 6 clear enough to our mind, and the public begin to think so fested, Mr, Formes’ physicians absolutely intordicted him | too, There are reports from the other sido that large from again appearing at the Opera until after he had had subscriptions have been made to the now loan of tho a fow days of rest. Wo ord that there is no doubt that} Frie Railroad Company. This wants confirmation, but if Le will be able to sing iv the oratorio on Thursday, and ‘we can assure the public a he hag not yet sung as well a8 be can, although he nas achieved a success, the account stated is correct, it will uot suffice to relieve the company for any iength of tle. The inflation in great ‘The opers of {last night was “The Trovatore,” with La] Michigan Southern, old or preferred stock, is one of the ani, and be mayer of Mo- Grange abn be a wl Meco ray tween most speculative movements of the day. It is all artifi- acts Spee de acter fa nen waged a groat bagel cial—all ctitious. Holders of the preferred stock of the all the other artiste received the finest reception from a} Michigan Southern Railroad Company say that the ten per crowded and the society must have petted @ hand- some sum frem the entertainment. cent dividend is guarantied, and that all arroars become The Academy will be ciosed this evening, in ordsr to! & floating debt of the company. This question will proba- give an cpportunity to prepare for tae oratorio to-morrow eps ‘dn’s “Creation,”’ in which the goios will be sus | y Formes, Mme. De La Grango, Miss Milner Mere "Pertag, wad the choruses by the "New York Harmo ic Society. THE FAMILY BERALD. Proceedings tn Congress—News from Europe —Interesting frum California — Successfal Landing of Gen, Walker in Nicaragua— Trial and Conviction of Samuel Keys for the Murder of His Wite — The Utah Expe- aition—Murders in New York—The Latest Intelligence, d&e., de. To-day's edition of the Fawty Hanatp, among other things, will contain :— A report of the proceedings of Cougross up to the time of publication Inter: sting News from Nicaragna—Sueccessful Landing of Gen. Walker at Punta Arenas—The San Juan river to be blockaded, &. Latest News from Europe—lmprovement in the London Money Market—News from Indiu-—Swfety of Luckaow and Havelock, &., &€. A report of the Trial and Conviction of Samuel Eeys for the Murder of his Wile. Propositions for Establishing a Foundling Hospital in New York—Interesting Statement of Dr. James Wynne. The Murmous—Additional from the Utah Expedition Letier trom a Correspondent in Londvn, giving sone in- teresting statistics in regard to the Mormon Emigrition — A Sketch of Daniel H. Wells, the Lieutenant Genera ‘and Second Counsellor to Brigham Young. ‘News from California, Orogon, Carson Valley, &o.—Free State Constitution Adopted in Oregon--Marriages, Births and Deaths, &¢., &c. News from Kansas—Arrangements for the Organi:ation of the new government under the Locompton Constitition. | ‘Murders in New York—List of thoso under Senteroo of Death and Confined on the Charge of Muruer. ‘The Breach of Trust Case in Kuston—Report of the Mid- dlesex and Bay State Mills. Editorial Remarks on the prominent events of the fay. ‘Theatrical and Musica! Matters. Obituary Notices of notod individuals. The latest intelligence by Telegraph or otherwise, City News of interest—Police Reports—Marriages and Deaths for the week—Commervial and Money Market Re ports—Retall Market Prices—Report of the Gaitle Market, and a large amount of genoral reading matter. ‘Terms—$2 a year, four cents a single copy. Te be obtained at the oflice and of news agents. Court Calendar—This Day. Supreme Corer—Oireu it 860, 36, 804, 157, 264, 877, 37! SUPREME Lovxr—spec ial 2, 70, 79, 88, 8, 102, 112, 120, 124, 126, 105, 14.9, 159, 174 to | 178, 191, 249, 275, USS, 284, 286, 308, ‘yo, ‘sn. ‘yim Stars Dneriicr COURT 108. OS. 68 to 78. Scrsiwgom Covet—Oycns at 11 o'clock A. M.—Nos. "10, 2807, Td, 178, 700, 719, 72), 724, 206, 400, 391, 402, (6, 543,00, TLD, 29" On6, #12, 183, 61, 337, 237, WS, 529, B31) 81, 440, 216, 41, 621,’204) 580" T18, 420, “ 426, 453, 422, 428, 421; 41), 415, 465, 89, 601, 7%, | 191, 152) 663, 058, “659, 58S, 184, €31 oN Pikas—Part 1.—Nos. 7 aes, “100s, 1492, 1556, 1848, 1773, 3810, 1911, 1912, 555, 162, $26, 869, 128, Yoo.” Part 2.—Nes, 1813 w 1927; 75. Knox's Holiday Hat, now rendy. Hiv new style of style of cape te all the yo for young men. No. 212 Broad- way, corger of Fulton street. Gentn’s Peeriess Holiday Hat stands Alone fn ita extreme elegance The style and taste displayed ix all ite appointments confirms it Tensting hat of thes Cestie feason. GENIN, 21¢ Broadway, opposite 8. Pan's ‘White, the Hatter’s Fall Styte, $3; Last spring ne style reduced to $2, at WHITE'S, 148 Fulton street, jrondway. ce 4.20000 Portraits of the People for the Holl- bet f by St sAis, being & high state of perfection by et tbe manufactory, Mair Wigs and Toupees— beat tn the world. eee pri &upplied—No. 6 Astor House. Hill's Hatr Dye, Onty Four $' a Box, biack or brown, best in use, at No. 1 Barclay street. Inimita- ble shaving, hair cutting and dyeing rooms. Barry's ‘rous ls the Bost and Cheap- eat article for dressing, beautifying, cloamsing, curling, preser- Ving and restoring the hair, f the hair. Vadien try. Sok iby all deugginte, Diseases of the the Throat ‘and Langs, ‘Muscular of nervous pain Cured hy wearing an oiled allk plaster Moistened with J. R. STAFFOKD'S olive tar, Testimonials from George Law, Isaac V. Fowler, Kobert #. Colman, Simeon Draper, Kaq Gen, Dall Gees vad (rom many others Piasters 28¢., olive tar We. m bottle, at 16 State street aud of ali drugguss. Blood, take 4. B. STAPFORD'S iron and sulphur powders, And apply olive tar ointment. 12 powders for a Iutment Zhe, at 16 State street. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Texsnay, Dec. 156 P. M. ‘The stock market exhibits no new feature. Al! the lead ing railroad stocks were operated in this morning to some extent, and the transactions were about equally divided between cash and time. The sellers put out contracts freely, at eithor short or long option, to suit specalatara for arise. Atthe first board Tennessee State 6'wadvanced 4 per cent; Missouri 6", 9; Erie bonds, 1875, 24; Illinoie Central bonds, &; Cumberland Coal, )¢; New York Cea- tral Railroad, \; Erie, \; Hudson River Railroad, 3, Reading Railroad, \{, Michigan Southern, old, 1; do. pre. ferred, \; Chicago and Rock Island, 2. Milwaukie and Missiasippi Railroad declined 2 per cent from int sale. There was a very active movement in Cleveland and Toledo, but the stock was weak at the close. New York Central Railroad fell off from the opening. Thero is a good deal of inquiry regarding the whereabouts of the surplus reported by the New York Central Railroad Com pany. The balance reported in bank was $278,907 19. This is supposed to be cash, and if so it is good for so much. The rest of tho surplus is in Lake Erie steam boats, Lewiston Railroad stock, Troy Union Rail road stock, Hudson Rivor Bridge stock, bille ree able in the hands of agents and tn anticipated income. Tt would be difficult just now to realize much out of such @ lot of aseets, and it strikes us that they will hardly be made available in time for the February divi dend. It takes ovarly a million of dollars to pay & semi annual dividend of four per cent on the capital stock of | the New York Central Railroad Company, and that amount has to be earned in the six months ending December 31, for the February dividend, if paid or bodily borrowed. The results of the financial operations of this company for the three years ending September 90, 1856, were as fol- lows — be promt paasengers: Mails, &o. Total gross carnings in three years....... Total expenditures— * Tmerest 2, aa8 008 8 Dividends 5,951,001 69 —— 25,545,014 7” Excers of — over receipts, in three years. * ‘This has been | provided tor « as a follows Iperease of 929,676 88 Lncrease of Cash supposed to be on hand Sept. 30,1856... $5,049,012 4a Now, here is the actual state of things. For the three yoars ending Sept. 30, 1856, the company borrowed on debt and issued on capital $5,954,773 59, and in the same time paid dividends amounting to $6,961,001 58, This 150 95 bly be left for adjustment by some legal tribunal. There ‘are many strong arguments in fayor of such aciaim. The ten per cent dividend is guarantied, and co the corti cates read. Reading continues active, without muck ita | provement. Attho second board the market was weak for eome stocks. Erie fell off % per cent; La Crosse aud Milwaukie, 3; Pacific Steamship Company, 3{; Cumber- Iand Coal, 1{. Speculation is confined to a very few bro kers. Outsiders look on with indifference, and cannot be induced to touch railroad stock at any price. In this they are wise, Leavo railroad stocks to Wall street specs ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day aa follows: — Total receipts... F + $50,002 00 Total pay mente 35,592 47 Total balance... 14,260,706 The receipts include $50,000 from customs. The Star the West, it appears, brougbt no treasury drafts—at vil events, nove have yut been presented. This accounts for the increase in the xpecie remittance from San Francisco. ‘The steamers usually bring drafts on the Assistant ‘Trea surer of this port to the amount of two and three hucdred thovsand dollars. ‘The paragraph tn this morning's paper relative to the suspension of operations on the part of the Honduras Railroad Company, was simply a misconception on the part of the indivicual from whom the statement emanated. The company have never been engaged in any other operations than in surveying, and they are going on # usual. It is expected that the engineers will complete their report by the Ist of February next, when the company will go on, if deemed advisable and feasible. The Union Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of | four per cent, leaving s surplus of $260,000, The Fulton Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 2d of January. The PhMlipaburg Bank at Phillipsburg, N.J., having resumed speci pas ments, its bills of aH denominations are | now redeemed, as heretofore, at the Bank of the Common. wealth, The Honesdale Bank bas resumed apecle payments ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day wero $12,099,990,94, and the balances paid amounted to $745, 239,20. ‘The Boston and Lowell Railroad Company have declarud a semf-annual dividend of three per cent, payable on the | Ist of January. Messrs. Moller & Riera will pay at thetr office, No. 26 South street, on the 28th inst. , the interest due that day vo | $31,600 of the bonds of the Spanish Gus Light Company of Havana. The Cunard steamer, from Boston to Liverpool to mor row (Wednesday), will take out upwards of half # million in specie, There has been an active business in sterling excbange for this packet. The best drawers are asking | 914944 per cent on London, and on Paris Sf. 25 a | 6f. 17%. | Caval navigation in the State of New York closes to. | morrow. Nearly or quite all the boats have got through | The wenther is so mild that lake navigation still cou- | tnues. ‘The value of merchandise wareLoused in Bostou for the Week ending Dec. 11 was as foiows:— Dry goods.......+. | All other merchandise Wareboused for Cauada— Dry goods, none. | All Gtber merchandive,..........ccceeeeresees TART | Total Values... s000ceee eee $498,401 ‘The report of the President and directors of the Cen. | trat Railrond and Banking Company of Georgia, for the | pst year, *tates that the earnings of the road for the | year bave bee $1,126,503 16, the ordinary current roat expences have been $680,354 63; leaving » net revenue of $545,074 62. Messrs. Gwynne & Day, of Wall street, furnish the fol Jowing quotations for currency, certificates of deposit, checks, specie, &¢.:— Bank Notes Checks and Certifieates of New York State... 34 New England se Boston,. cept R Island). 3% Providence. 4 aay 436 Interior New kog.. 4 a1 8 aS New York Stato ‘ a3 Philadelphia, Interior Peonayi'. a 85 Baltimore... ba umore . . Pitts durg.. Maryland Washington... Virginia, Charlestua , North Care Savanna, 8, Cand Ga, Mobile. Mobile, Ala, New Uricans, New Orleans, La, Bt. Louis, Tilinoisée Wisconsin. 7 34 Cinemnnat’ Obio and Indiana. .2 Chicago . Kentucky and Mo. .2 Free Indiana......435 08 Bank of England Notes Price. Por £ 48 Exchange at nearly all pointe in the South has advanced from 1 a 14, and is advancing. Providence exchauge has advanced %. ‘The anvexed statement exbibits the vaine of exports from this port during the week and since Jan. 1, in each of the past three years:— Gomnncx or raw Pour oF Niew Youx—Vatvs oF Exroes, 1886. 1 1867 ‘Total for the week.. $1,827,081 1.093 246 Previously reported. 4 693,073 3,586 60,086,707 Since Jam. L.... +06 66 ,510,71 5.800 «71,020,065 ‘The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the banks of Massachusetts, Dec. 7, 1857, as compiled frem the return to the Secretary of State:— Capital... . $60,885,722 Notes, bills of ex- Net circulation es 812, AT 992,482,001 Depowite..... 6. . 64 AIS Vrofits on hand. + 1,416,802 ‘Total......., 804,881,808 Total... ... 899,331,808 ‘The above statement exhibits a contraction ia the circu- lation of $6,062,644 since August 3. It also appears that the banks of the State have at the present time less than two dollars of paper and circulation for each dollar of specie. The above statement also exhibits, as compared with the firet day of January last, an increase in the item of capital of $1,815,702, and of specie $56%,659, and a de- crease in the item of net circulation of $6,692,055, of de- powite $1,825,596, and of loans $7,245,100. ‘The Philadelphia Ledger, in ite remarks upon the re- eomption of specie payments by the New York baoks, saya Ph nde og > 4 this city, it is now well ascertained, will in this good work, beyond the time fixed in the mtd they even find it necessary to Continue sus- so long. end paper are so near of equal value, vies, On there would seem to be litle diMeuity Py ox cuse for a long continuance in suspension. We know that } several of the banks of this city are anxious t resume, and the resumption at the cestwerd will, im several ways, facilitate a general and permanent reeum; he now certain that out banks will not ask for an extension of the “relief” act, and it |e quite possible ite limit will be anticipated by a month or «x weeks, should circumstances favor the London General Omnibus Company — ‘There are upwards of 800 omnibuses in London, and of the number 595 are the property of @ single, aud’ mostly foreign, proprietary—the London Gen Ommibus Com pany. The 596 omnib: 1a the week ending October tt Lot joas than 222,779 miles, or nearly ton times the ‘circumference of the glove, and luey carried not lesa than 920,000 passen The te biel les are worked by 6 horses, More the whol ured at Waterloo, A week's allow forses cone sta of 490,208 pounds of of and straw, equal to % wud ' and beans, or 2, eo bedding of the horses, Hach nares rune OD am ay 12 miles per day. The dary cost of the rations of horve is rather more than 2. Id.; of | for the horses of each omnibus, ten in aumber, £1 ts.; the other expenres, ench ae horsekespers sheeing and others, bring up the total expenses for the horees ae ai fa, por week. The number of men Constantly employed as drivers, conductors and Rorsckeopers 4q aot less 2,800, of whow the drivers ‘of the British cavalry'en- of food for the hay, clover are required for | ‘The following i# @ eynopels of a very lengthy report of voterinary service, | receive from Ss lo 44,, the conductors 4s.,and_ tho horse. koepers Se. per day. 5 wear and tear” of each om- nibus amounts to bis. Se. pee eae ns, of the harnces 6s. wees, The aver from the whole of the omnibuaes t ‘Bit o Sos ut bs "tao of the weather fancy flown hoe Teese: thus sora dn nicer the amount received by from £800 ve £400 Onis Bid of October owicg Ww the coctinuous Led recoipta fell short of the wounlorsount by 2380, — a Tombar, Deo 16, year. $£000 Tega 6", 400 ss bie RR soy 1000 Miscourt 6's tt line do. Fs iT 6000 Virginia 6 bo Calforpiat’s, anny do... } 5u00 Lirie RR bbs, H 6600 Hud R RRSdiag, 50 do... 050 84 6000 HarlemRitis mg 1000 MsContralRRbs. 2600 0.4... 2000 GoshonBranchbs: 1000 MCERApeI mato 600) 100 0 53 2000 336 Wk Mich sk NiwkR 2h # sbs BkofAgerica. 100 vo issccesan Se 160 Phenix Baak.,.. 9 100 do...080 3h 61 National Bank.) 98 150 do......b10 21 6 BanxofCommerce M = 130 do... +483 20% Mu do. WO = » —_ ay 10 Am Exchange. 0 Metroyo!itenBanik £0 Shoe Statler, 100 Pen ConlOo, 160 20 Gal Chis Kies.” 73 100 ClevedsTOIRR, aid lo. 10 Milw & Mise RR. mK .. 30 260 744 «55 LaCrosse &MIIRR 1015 100 t00 Thy 50 do. .b10 10% 106 410 743, 110 a 10 50 F bs Tig 185 PRE "4 bo oe ity = 24C, B& Quincy RR 67% 479 ins SECOND BOA = MCRSpei — BSG tos te bg ane 33 10 Ri3 104 E 66 ‘s Mh ay f Winane 20% 60 Cumb Coal Co... 9% do. » .b80 21 10 Leu Coal Co 62 21% do. 53 68 To civ doRR. 42% ie Mi Stun©o. 67 43 btw. 749% So Gal & Ohioikle ‘bso 74 25 Paname Rit 90 Liazie 84.89 OF LONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION, By A. H. Nicolay. $1,000 La ¢ -osee & Milwaukio RR. 8's.....Jnt, add, 136 vi Tidiana Tet mt, (Goshen line) do. ..50'% 7,000 Tennessee 6 per cent bonds of 1892... do 80% 4,000 Torte Haute & Alton 7's... StNKaBT oO. 5,000 Lexington City 6" 1) ths Cleveland & Tol 16 American Exchange Bank 14 Kroawsy Bank 17 Phenix Bauk CYLY COMMEREIAL REPORT. ‘Touspay, Deo. i5—6 P. M. Acme ~The sales were confined to 25 bb's. pots, at 6c., aud 15 bbls. pearls, at 530. Derassree —Flour—The market was again quite y, end sales Umited, The demand was fight, while c wasn an inereage, Common of State era were about be per bbl. lower. The trans- wetions footed up about 8,000 a 9,000 bbis., wt about the following quotations Superfine State $4 54 8 $4 55 bxtra Btate,, 70 80 45 60 65 a 6 25 50a 610 imore, ‘Alexandria ‘and Georgetown ib 3b Southern taney anc €xtra........+ 4 0 (noice extra fam: a brands, Pr ‘ye flour 2a 360 Corn mea! 25 40 Canadian flour was dull, and sales confined to about 300 bbis.,at prices within’ the above range. Southern wae “dull, aud rales were Confined to about 700 bbls., at above quotations. Rye flour was quiet at our figures. Corn was in fair demand, and sales of 200 bbls, Jer- wy were reportea within the above range of prices. Wheat was more active, while prices were without change of importance. The sales embraced about 30,000 Doshels, include‘ ip which were 4,600 Illinois red at $111, 00 do. white Canadian at $1 20, white Michigan 3142, prime wh ve Kentucky at $1 424; Milwaukie Soh ok $105; Kuntucky sed wt 81 16, with some Chieago spring reported ai 97¢. 4 $1. Corn was heavy, and sales quite limited, ‘The saic# reached 16,900 » 22,000 bustsels new white Southern and Jersey at 60c. and Sc. for damp new mixed, old ond aew mixed do. at 5c.,and old Western mixe} wae at fSe. a The Rye was steady, with wales of about 7,000 burhels Northern at 7c. Oats were selling at ane 008 4 SOc. for prime State and Western. Barley was heavy, with sales of about 3,000 bushels at 76c. « 760. Barley malt was at 90c, @ 950. Corros.—The market was depressed by the steamer’ pews ase wales were confined t about 200 bales, iu chief rH, is th ~—- Cf ye & = wud 105,¢.% 10Ke. for mi ing fair, au sie. ae eats 5 canees ot thoes ice. per Ib Correa. —Sales of about 900 bags of were made at Lise. Mr’ Scott, iu Lis weekly circular, gives the follow ing *iatement of the stock of coffee in this market on Deo 15:—Stock of Rio coffee on the Sth of Recember, 1857 109,247 bags; salcs of the week for consumptien eatimated S69 bags. Stock of Ric coffee on the 16th day of De- ember, 1867, Java, 8,402 imate: do., gov. age, 488, Coyle faracaibo, 10,119; Laguayra, 71; Bab 4, 8,70." Tota! bags and mats, 135,503. Prices #10%e., four mouths: good, 10e., Hage. 8 1o.; ordinary, 8)¢¢. a 8%e., do ; fod bags,’ 1540. a 16e., do. Native Ceylon, Maracaino, We. a 1%c., do.; Laguayra, Tle. « St. Domingo, 8342. a B&c., cash; Bahia, 9c., About 40.900 bushels of wheat sour montis Frese we ‘were Gugaged, & email lot at 64d. and the rematnter at Tei, in ehup's begs: aut about 200 a 300 bbls, flour at Is firmer. Gd.} and 1,000 bbls do at Is. 1044. Cheese and dead weight varied from 208, a 25s., While cotton was at is, owin at Ly. 9d. To London 106 bole » Boxes cheese at 3M. and 1,000 bbls. al 2s, There was nothing new to the Continent Hay.—Sales of about 1,600 a 2,000 bales, chiefly for shipping, at S6e. @ 6c, Lhos was dull ond prices were nominal Lou —Suler of Rockland were making at 0c. for com- mou and $1 for lung. Moi ssems—fales of 26 bhde Cuba muscovad made at c., and 400 bois. do. tart at p.t, wud 2,27 waif do, at pt Naval Stone —The market wae inactive, and sales confine | to abont 200 bbls. spirits turpentine, at 40c. cash. Commoa rosin and crude turpentine were dull and nomi- wal, Orta —Linse et nehanged, and saler light. The news from the # fleet in the Paciic via California, Was considered quite lavorable, the cargoes secured hay ing, tu the main, been considered up to a full average yield, Whieb, with other vessels to bear from, it was sup- posed would make the business of the season & good one. Hperm was selling at New vledford at old prices. Whale was quiet here, al last week's prices PRovisioss —There was rather more tone in the market, and sales of about 200 bbls. were mate, including new mess at $15 75 a $16, and of old do. at $16, wth come prime at about $14 50. Beef cuptioued dull, w sales of about 126 bbis., inclating | country prime, at $675. and mest do, at $9 agi0, repacked Western at 810 # $12 75, and extra do. at $13 76 14.50. Vrine ress and beef hams were quiet avd no. anal. Cut iseais were quiet aud sales light at Tc. a 7 49¢. 4 dc. a Oige. for hams: dressed hoes fc. & OC. Tard was heavy, and sales of | o 2 were made at O4c. aK, prime was | 1 10}c. Butter and cheese were plenty, while soles were to & fair extent, without change ia prices Rice wae dull aod bominal, at Se. a 340. for common to choice qualities S0GaRs.—The sales embraced from 700 a 800 bhds., cluding 200 Porto Rico at Gye. a8, 5., and the romennter consisted of Cuba muscovado, chiefly at 5%. @ 6c a Te Tonacoo ix rather quiet and not likely that much will be dove till after New Years. The sales embraced 26 bhds. Kentucky at 80. « Me, and 45 bales Havana, at 37 540.; 82 cases seed leaf, p. Waeaxrt:The ‘sales cmbraced about 300.4 400 dbis. Jersey and Ohio, at 210. % MISCELLANKOUS. $4.50. poous, now resay st JUNI by eot Lat ‘10 Ana sree, OO SESE ‘OPIC VIEWS UPON GLASS, OF White Morniaine, Nim Monunereney nod Geuskill, Faller wah Hudson tiver Scenery, ee ety Tangeobeim, Loyd & Co, Paitadelntia, and sold by, Ben). Fike & Se ., Bronaw ¥ OD GREAT BALK OF HOLIDAY C1 yom. $2 2: 25. 000. + FOR MEN AND BO AL Onk Hail, Ys yand 86 Pe hon street, CH APRST STORE 1s NEW YORK STILE, GREATER REDUCTION IN. PRICES, Thave deen manutyoruring LY FOR THK HOLIDAYS, its lo! of men's fine overcoata, fi i} Freneb ante band pants, ond aplend) A new ant dress (rock cow velvet anc siik veata Also, hoya? evereonts, glans, jactwta and pamte T have ob bind & large sux Low SRioen oLoritna ri to CARE CE AE than bas yet ian offered by any Bouse. Come and see: don't b Cail al Onk H TH you B. DrGROOT. P, REKUMATISM, SORE THROAT, COCGnS 0 are tmmediaiely eure by Dr TORIAS! woouerta id by al ete Ls or no pr; L the penton cao be evn atthe prineisal Aepet GB Cort lau rim New Yorn. tO arta At: SYRUP, ON WEAKLY PERSONS, IS MAGI- at, art aot Judge for yourself, No humdug. Fer sale by C. WO RING, corner of way aod Jotun THD SOAP CURES (OURAUD'S ITALIAN } : AN gen eum, 4c: poudre G iinples, blotches, erupt f the subtle uproste hair Som low f aid oe Cae toe tops 6. Wallen? stewe!, Bem | i io ‘for 5S Dyeedwars’ ‘Mya ayes, Brove ya | street, Brooklyn. weer IBSOWS BYRUP HAS NO ner wundown names. Yer sale by 0. BUND, corace a Brosaway and Joho street. GReTL fe ete ib aa Gisetat wactiaeoe wana H. BING, corner of aeowre SYRUP WILL CURE THE MOST Le he as! (Grae ot errofuia or atoret disease, Ais magical talc by 0. H. RING, coruce of ibcaeday and Jobs strcet, gress SYRUP ON Lig LIVER OR WOMis ‘¢--4 a. ‘or ale by U. er Atonay Ma ¥. Foc ule ty isn pore remedy. ' H. RUNG, oom f roadway aud John \IKGON'S SYRUP If ALL ROOTA AND pe ed minerat—and that is what the blood wants For asle by ©. H. RING, corner of Broadway and John sireet preows £rsve—#o Li hh Dunese, sli, vunud. ag i 4 liver, we mnaicel oneral depot Waste aan, see ‘ames “alveny. in ¥.,8 Gibson One doliar pea quart bots fecal i aaa BING cornar of way and J ner IEPERS AND BARROOMS. season of fealivities {a once again with us. The ihering of our forefathers, wherein the bu: Place, with burning cons of hickory, the taammoth the cracked nuts, the home made cuk*aand jugs of ¢: "oh ated, have given place to more expensive customs Tiinse old times sad want a drink Wil iry the following receipt, tts cheapness bere ts Jenatr ecommendation:—Take of Wolfe's chuapes sufficient sugar lo sweet uw ih the rind of lemon, nad poor en our have s puch euperiog fo say Scotch whi it. ise mute'you we the genuine achnappy and you win ‘ccnten cor meee ni an excellent one, ai deink made, b Rllowiag ite diree pted to the cold evenings o! winter wo: tee, Deo 13, OOK AT THIS.—WATER P) ROOTR-AND 6 scone of the first quadity selling off at lows than firat Patent leather hoot and shove, and. the largest pce, lly | 8’ double gale boots, misses! and children's boots and shoes oumends st CANILL'S, 37 Broadway. ONGUENT, FOR FORCING THE WHISKERS OB moustaches 6 grow in nix weeks, is Sin boille. Kent we part of the country. |, bla Mrondway; Bieber, 44 Nouth ined st eet’ Philadelphia, Higgs, NO 1 RK: eltange, Albauy, wad wil draggin, O'R DR. BKONK'S MEDIC! O14 Dr, Bon bis pulmonary pi tn bronchitis and asthms Jungs sad throat, spittiag blood, night sweats. Dr. Caren ne, 4On and 4uccensor & old Dr. “Lristinn Bone, dispenses ihone wonderful remsdiew from his office, 284 Grand street, New York city. [He would seving each of his patients, but thoas residing se » ittiog $3, and stating symptoms, will re- Hh, with full directions as to diet, Ae, IRKLAN! soue LAND and Wale. a cht bills UNION nan ‘Or Lowpow MTIONAL BANK OF SCOFLAND, ELY ART BANKING CouPaRY. Ireland, from £! upward, at ee BANKERS, ‘Now Tor. MUTTANGES TO ENGLAND, R® TAYLOR BROTHERS, Wail street, ICH OUT GLASS AND FRENG The rubscriber would respectful inform hia patroms and the public generally, tbat his store at S99 Krondway, near ‘went cih ptrect, ia now replete with an elegant, useful amd low priced assorimeniff cul glass, fancy articles, gilt ‘ae ‘ard plain white obina, dinner, dessert and Waneta, £0. Bi tance ig sure to be auited there, and buyers will aot be dap pointed a» to the quality of goods bo vourhte ae,8 what they are represented to be. wOeRN _80 Broadwa: ear Twentieth streob. ATCHES AND JEWELRY, POR THE HOLIDAYS. ROBERT RAIT A CO, ‘261 Liroadway, corner of Warren street, now oer selections trom thelr NEW AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF Watches for ladies, Wacches for gentlemen, Watch chains for indies, Wateb ebains for g: ntlemen, Together with Ail other articles OF ASS JEWELRY, At prices to aut the times, and far below former ones, =_—_—_—_—_—_————— BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Ow ing to the increaring number of false announcements of marriages that are palmed upon the newspapers, we have determined hereafter not to insert s marriage notice without the eadorsement of the Divine performing tae coremouy. Birth, Ovwnsny —Ov Tuesday evening, Dec, 15, Mrs. W. L. Orma- by, Jr, of a son Married. Ricuarpsox—Bxapronp —At St. Michael's church, Trem- tou by kev. Mr. Clarke, NaTuasna Ricuaknsoe, Beq., to Mts. Mantis A Rrapvorn, all of this eft Gom~—Batpwin.—On Tuesday. Dec. 15, at St. James? church, Fifteenth street, by the Rev. J. 1. Shock, C. A. Gunn, Jr. » to Louma J, doughter of James ©. Baldwin, Eeq,, all of this city Hove—Muzs.—At Mamaroneck, on Wednesday, Dec. ©, by the Rey Mr. Hollis, of that place, Mr Wiisam 5. Hort, of New Haven, to Miss SaRan &. Mines, of Mamaroneck, daughter of A. Miles, Exq VYareiye—Biatr—On Monday, Dec. 16, at St. James” chureh, Newtown, by the Rev. George A. Shelton, Mr. Consmiivs Ravaiy® Wo Miss Lyoia L. daughter of Joan B. Hy ats, MAKRIAGES IN CALIFORNIA. Horme—Warnen.—At Clear Lake, Naya county, Oct. 18, J. W. Hoite to Eliza Waller. Hxaxn—Cannot.—In Yreka, Oct. 90, George W. Heard te Mary V. Carrot) Kkuin—Taeetx.—At Dutch Flat, Placer county, Oot 25, Frederick Kein to Barbara Tres ie Stonan—Savacx. —In Linn county, oregen, Oct. 8, Joba Moreau to Prudence T. Savage Mrnuwy—Brexway.—In San Francisco, Nov. 1, Jeremiah Murphy to Mies B. Brennan, Mancikn—Ripk.—at Mokelumne Hitt, Oct. 80, Bertram Francois Mercier to bufrosine Rise. Nesutr—Tuwkstow.—In San Franciseo, Nov. 6, by Rew. Dr. scott, Mr. Benj. R. Nesbit, of the honse of Lucas, Tur ner &Co., to Mist Bessie Fitzgerald, daughter of Judge Harry J. Thornton. 5, George Ontock te Oxtock—BLak.—In San Jove, No Mrs. Mary W. Biake Vorx—MeCirttaxp —In San Francisco, Nov. 18, at the First Raptist church, by Rev. B. Brierly, Robert K. Polk, bag. of the steamer Bragdon,to Miss Mary KE. MoCielland, Faisate— Waits wots grass Valley, Oct. 1, Richard Pri Re Margarct Ruppe! ° GULP RXTER —At Cacheville, wiggles to Martha Doster. Ruane “Himvoxmvon,--in Bulson Valley, Oot, 93, Calvia Reams to Louinu Fi UNGKR—HmmtAx.—In Maryeville, Nov. 9, Henry to Clare Hoilbruan. Rernor—soort —In San Francisco, at Grace church Nov. 12, by Rev. ¥. ©. Ewer, Robert M. Redmond, of Everton, Engiand, to Eather Seott, of Boston, Mass Stack—Kear.—In Savta Clara county, Get. 28, Mr. Joho Siack to Mit# Helena Kemp. eH—WiLtiAMaON.—At North San Juan, Nevada Oct. 81, Joba Stidger to Mrs. Delia Williamson. Kewr—io San Jose, Get. 28, Mr. Johm Slack to Farton.—tn fan Francisco, Now, $7, by Rev. B. Brierly, Mr Oliver B. Turre!! to Muss Josephine ©, Tay lor, of Louisville, Ky. Wann —Ricianpeos.—In Marysville, Get. 29, Wm. AL Nov. 10, temuc! Wise McConp.—Ia San Francisco, Now. 11, by Rev. I. Briervy, Mr. Bt ort Wo Mis Emma MeCord, both of that city Died. Coorm —Suddenly, on Tuesday, Der. 15, Jaren E Jew vees, youngest daughter of Sidues'A. aud Sarah A. Coup cr, eged 1 Year, 2 tmouthe and 15 days. ‘Woe friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at | tend the Cuneral, at two o'clock this (Wednesday) after- noon, from the residence of her parents, No 67 Third ave- nue, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to New York Bay Cemetery. Fraewax.—On Wednesday, Dec. 9, on board the steam ship Alabama, while on the passage hence to Sevanaah, Jowxruise, wife of Henry 0. Freese, aged 24 years The (riends of the family are requested to atlend ig bs tw neal, to day (Wednesday), at twe've o'clock M., ‘Trinity church, without further invitation. — Monday afternoon, Dec. 14, Jons Lamy, aged 78 years, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune ral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock precivel; from the residence of hia son, James Laby, No. 1 Barbarts At the particular reqnest of the deceas ed there will he no display of carriages at the funcral. Lyow.—On Tuesday, Dec 15, Peto Axpurwa, years, 6 months and 26 days, ’ only son of Robert Caroline A. Lyon Further notice will be given of the funeral. Melstvax —On Tuesday, Dec. 15, ARCMIRALD, and Joseph B Memtyre, aged L year, 1 mondhand. 1Osdays. ‘The triends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the faperalt at two o'clock this (Wednesday) af ternonn. from the residence of his parents, No. 106 Prince wircet, corner of Thompson street. Munnour.—At Greenpoint, L. L, on Tuesday, Dec. 15, Catmmnive MORRELL, Widhew Of Peter Meseroie, li Ube TOU year of ber age. ‘The relatives and frienda eh the family are respectfully inv ted to attend the funeral, w (Thursday ) morn- ing, at eleven o'clock, from “ise into Tealdanos, Whbout further invitation. Miiza—{a Brooklyu, on Tuesday moraing, Dex. 15, After an illness of throe dave, GRACK youngest danght- of Jobn G. and Sarah H. Miler, aged 2 somes, 2 aoutine and 17 days, ‘The reiaine were taken to White Plains, Youth: and the opening rose May lock ike things too glorious for decay, And emile at thee—bot then art nene of these That wait the rpen ey Reresnene —le f1u Francisco, on Sumduy, Sept 90 Fanuisanre, wile of J. H. Rutemberg and daughter of Dr A. Kirsten, of Goctticgen, Germany, aged 26 years aad & months Wirrsey.—On Taosday morning, Dec. 15, Sirs, Racnawe L., wite of Philly Whitney, aged 47 years. Her remaiss will be taken to Chappaqua, Westchester county, for interment Weatehester cout ty papers please copy. Woon On Monday, Dee. 14s Ramacca € » Wife of Wiliam Wood, Of Brookiyn, B! D., aged 29 years. ‘The treads of the family, amd of G.& Garrison, tfuily invites to attend the funeral. to morrow ) morning, at ten o'clock, ftom the residence in Jon AVENUE, second door weet Of Fourth street Poughkeepae, N. ¥., and Michigan please copy You.--At Sing Sing, 08 Sunday evening, Dec, 13, after « Driet and pamful tinese, Wits U., eldest soa of John f, tad Lydia A. Yoo, ia the 1 year of lus age.