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ee Ike to keep them from Wefacing the natural Deauties of the cite that Gou! has been pleased to bestow upon ua, Is there no compromise by q@hich these tasteless and unscrup.lous specu- Jators can enrich themselves withoc't thus trenching upon our health and comfort? The small mercies which they might extend ton." would reckon for something in the eyes of fu- ture generations. THE LATEST NEWS. . he Later from the Plains. ‘BEPORTED BUTCHERY OF UNITED STATES TKOOFS BY MORMONS. Sr Louis, Jan. 6, 1868. St. Joseph papers of the 20th ult, state that an express thad passed through that place with despatches for Leavea- worth, bringing the intelligence that a superior body of ‘Mormons bad overpowered Colonel Cook’s command, ‘while passing from Harris’ Fork to Fort Bridger, and ‘Dutchored over two hundred of thom, taking a number ef “prisoners and hanging al! the officers who fell into their dhands. The report is, doubtless, entirely false or greatly exaggerated. at the State Capital. ‘NO ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE—NOTHING DEFI- NITE IN THR SBNATK—ELOQUENT SPEECHES ON | NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Acaany, Jan, .%, 1858. ‘A petition for closing the canals on Sunday was re S2ived. ‘The Caaim announced the standing committees . ¥ f0l- lows :— Claime—Mesars. Batterson, Scott and Truman. A Mesers. Diven, Schell and Halsted. ica ‘Messrs. Noxon, Diven and J. D. Willard. Canals—Meesrs. Stow, Loveland and biather. : ~44—-Messrs. Darling, Brandreth and Hubbell, Charitable pckctics——Meesrs. ‘Truman, Smith and Wads- Roads and Briigcs—Mesars. Williams, O. B. Wheeler. Grievances—Messrs. Mather, Johnson and Hubbell. Banka—W. A. Shoes co and ond Jnsurance— Mosars. Hu Scott ly. BP rivilega—Measrs. W. A. Wheeler, Spinola aud John- son, Int-rnai Affairs and Towns and Countics—Mesars. J. A. Williams, and Spinola. ‘Prisone—Mossrs. Loveland, Williams ani Bran- ‘State dreth. td Lawe—Mesers Schetl, J. A. Willard and Mande- vil ossed. Bills—Moasrs. Pratt, Darling and Wy. inten ‘Affaire—Mevers, Boardman, Darling and J. D. Commerce and Navigation—Messrs. Ames, Stow and ture—Messrs. Smith, Boardman and Burhans. fanufactures—Messrs. Latin, 0. B. Wheelor and Johnson. Retrenchment—Megers. Burhans, Dougherty and Pat- MARCY’S MEMOKY—COMMITIERS OF THE SKNATH— | terson. ADJOURNMENT OVER TO MONDAY NEXT, ETC., ETC Arnany, Jan. 7, 1868. Public Buildings—Moasrs. 0. B. Wheeler, Ames and Dougherty. Towns and Counties—Mossrs, Scott, Mandeville and A half dozen votes were taken this morning in the | Boardman. House for Speaker, with the same result as heretofore. ‘The entire session was consumed in frivolous matters, un- ‘becoming a grave and deliberative assembly—such as call- ing the yeas and nays, motions for adjournment to Moa. | Dougherty. day, to Saturday, to tomorrow, and so on. And after Spending tbree hours fu this kind of bushwhacking alter- -oation, an adjournment for the day was finally effected. Now, it matters very Little which of the contesting par- ties finally succeed—no important political point can be «schievod in the election of Speaker. The majority of the House will be against him in any event; and should the - elected Speaker 80 constitute his committees, or make any | on ibe decision not acceptable, the House could at any moment reverse bis action, It was announced this morning that | Politau Police bill to a select commitice. arrangements were in progrees intended to thrust aside Mr. Reilly, the aemocratic candidate for Clerk. -@ result should happen, the New York, Kings county, and other democratic delegations will protest to their best @bilities. I have good reasons for prodicting the fina success of Mr. Alvord, the democratic candidate for Speaker. -But as there ia uo pressing busincas, and as the people are generally context with this childish play in the Assem- bly chamber, there car be no great harm tn carrying out the fun a week or two longer. The action of the House of Representatives at Washington and the Assembly of this Stato have sct preceden'g which the preecat members of the House find a justification in following. Several attexapis Were mace t0 adjourn over t Monday, all of which proved unsuccesaful. Better luck to morrow. In the Senate, Mr. Mather succeeded in referring his | Alvord, democrat repeal of the M2tropolitan Police bil io a select commit- ‘tee. Be may be chairman, but the majority will be against him. Mr. Stowe presented a series of resolutions of respect to ‘the memory of the ate William L. Marcy, as follows :— Whereus, it is becoming the sentituent of the people that ‘we should manifest on proper occasions, the gratitade of Tepublics Ly placing ou enduring record the evidences of {for the macmury of departed greatness, while sume time invoke our own and coming genera- tione to apprect the services, admire the virtues and emulate the example of patriotic and illustrious men, Therefore—if the Assembly concur—be it reeolved by tho Legislature of the State of New York, that we express only the united voice of the whole pcople when we ‘tient our gratitude for the servicws, our respect for the | yy character, our admiration of the life and our lamentation for the death of William L, Marcy. Hie was honored while diving—he ia revered when cead—be promoted the wel- fare and Lappincss of his ae in life, and in death be queathed to ts and to posterity the glory of an imperisha. ble name and fame. Resolved, That his Excellency the Governor be request- ed to transmit acopy of the foregoing preambie and reso- ution to the family of the late William L. Marcy. The honorable senator —_ a eee compliment, 4 pronounced an eloquent clogium on the character an bm on vel tend as did iso Senators gorvices of tbe di Wadaworth and J. D. Willard; and upon motion of the latter the further consideration of the wud; was jponed until a future day, in order pa Rll > prepare themselves with appropriate hes on the subject. The remarks to-day of Senators Howe snd Wadeworth were both truly cloquent and im- , and many of their finest touches drew tears many of the crowded auditory. Both gave evidence of superior qualities of oratoricat display. Senator Diven seoms to think the to-day for consideration. Mr. thought thas, auch as Mr, Wheeler bad a set of resolu- tions upon the same subject lying upon the tablo, it was most proper that the Senate should enter upon the discussion ‘of both series at the same time, and compare them, and gee which, if either, were proper to be endorsed by the Legislature. He reat to let them alone until some geen week. 10 proposition was agreed to by # ma: Jority of the . —_—— Th GRNPRAL NEWSPAPER DPSPATCH. Aunayr, Jan 17,1858, ‘All parties are quite busy to-night, endeavoring to so cure the House organization. The republicans express ‘their confidence of being able to secure the Speaker to- morrow. Two or three democrats are absent, and with Rasseil, American, if the vote stamls as it did on the last ~Dallot to-day, the republicans will need but two more for @ majority. There is some talk of a bargain having been ‘made between the democrats and Americans for the or- ganization, but nothing is definitely known about it. ‘The steamboat Hero left here this afternoon for Now York, —_—_—_—_ ‘The Message of the Governor of Massachusetts, Bowron, Jan. 7, 1858. ‘Governor Banks delivered his message to-day. Itis Tnainly dpvoted to local matters, but closes with a review of the Kansas difficuities. The funded debt of the Com- monwealth is $1,314,000. Provision has been made for $1,093,000 of this debt, loaving a balance of $215,000 un- Provided for. The current expenses of the last year amounted to $1,362,503, and the receipts of the State from all sources were $1,453,166, of which $736,041 were raised by State tax. The receipts from ordinary resources this year are (stimated at $702,000. Unless the ordinary ex- penses of the curreut year can be roduced below the Btandard of inst year, thero will be a deficit of $650,803, to be paid by a State tax equal to that amount. The Goveruor urges economy in legislative aad executive Services. He recommends that tho legislative sessions be shortened to about @ days, and (hat fixed ralaries be paid Sompeasation, The efliency of the active militia of tse % efficiency je active mil Stato is complimented. The recent financial distress and the are discussed at considerable The banking of the commonwealth is $60,519,720. The namber of ‘ing institutions is 173. The aggregate cir- culation of bank notes is $18,104,827, and tho ‘amount of especie is $3,611,007, which is equivalent to one -doilar in specie for every five Gand uke The Go ‘yernor recommends the suppression of notes under five dollars, and after the lapee of threo or five yoars a suppression of notes under ten dollars, the substitu. tion of goid and silver. The supply of coin in the country is abundantly suMcient; it is now not much lesa than Instead of serving a4 ® measure of value Cola of tim country wil egal thet of Rag. is country will equal The public gehouts are regrysented Wo De lence, it will be the weighticst blow ever given against Cro governmonta."* Congressional Election tn Massachusetts, Bostow, Jan. 7, 1858. The ciection in tho Seventh district to-day, to fill the eyacancy in Congress caused by the resignation of Gov Banks, reeulted in the choice of Daniel W. Goosh, repats ican. The vote in ail but three towns stands—Gooch 28,870; Osborne, democrat, 2,000; Bell, independent, 336; vacattoring, 64. Pluratity for Mr. Gooch, 1,868, which will be increased by the towns to hear from to about 2,000. Mr. Gooch bas a plurality in every town in tho distric “except one, ‘New Hampelsire Republican State Convention. Comooun, N. H., Jan. 7, 1868, Tho Republican State Convention held here to-day waa presided over by ox-Governor Colby. Governor Fhile ‘was nominated for re-election by acclamation. A. H. Dun tap, of Nashua, received tho nomination for Railroad Com- missioner. Untted States Supreme Court. Wastiworos, Jan, 7, 1808. No. 26. Argument continued for the appellee, and can- eluded for the apoe'r 7 No, 2%, Kenny vod bed tor | onan D, Hoover. Argument ‘On Cities and Villages—Mesers. Halsted, Fly and Noxon. On Public. Expenduures—Mevers, Trueman, Schell and W. A. Wheeier, On Expiring Laws—Messrs. Patterson, Wadsworth and ‘On Medical Socicties—Messrs. Brandreth, Stow and J. A, Willard. On Printing— Messrs. Loveland, Smith, Williama, Salt, Noxon, Atnes and Mather. On Library—Messrs. Pratt, Diven and J. D. Willard. Joseph Uarlinghouse was appointed Janitor, BILLS NOTIFIED. By Mr. J. D, Witarp, to amend the law relative to the imprisonment of witnesses. By Mr. Parrerson, to repeal tle law rqgpecting the fare Wi ieee coro te satin the bib pealing the Metro- ir. MaTaar moved to re 6 Carrfed. KULOGIES ON THE LATE GOV. MARCY. Mr. Stow offered resolutions of respect to the maemory If such | of the late Governor Marcy. On motion of Mr. MarHER, the rules wero suspended, and Mr. Stow then spoke elaqwently oa the life aad cha- racter of ex Governor Marcy. After some remarks from J. D, Wii.arp the resolutions were laid on the table and ordered to be printed. THI: KANSAS RIBOLUTIONS Were made the speciai order for Tuesday st 12 o’clock. Adjourned ull Monday at 7. M. Assembly. Aany, Jan. 7, 1858. The Bank Superintendent's Report was presented. A vote was then taken for Speaker, which resulted as follows :-— Van Vaikenburgh, repulvitca: Law, American... Mr. Russell (American,) clanged his yote to Mr. Van Vatkenburgh. There were no other changes. Absent and not voting, 5. Two more ballots were taken, with a like result. Mr. Lawkence moved that when the House adjourn it be till Mopeay ovening, at 7 P.M. Mr. Warorp rose to a point of order. The constitution prohibits an adjournment for over two days without the concurrence of the Senate. ‘The Cuxax decided that members must judge for them- selves of the requirements ef the constitution. . C. Estes moved to amend that the House hold three veesions daily until an organization was effected. Lost. ~ i aaa moved toamend, by adjourning till 41’ ost. Mr. Bars moved to lay the resolution on the table. The Crenx decided, on a count, that the motion was car- ried. ‘The count was cballcoged by Mr. ChatSeld,of New York, and the decision reversed. The House, after a struggle, during which Mr. Lanning urged an adjournment over the iust., in honor of the memory of Old Hickory, and a motion was made to Adjourn, which was lost, took two more ballots for Speaker. ‘The following was the result: Van Valkenburgh. Alvord Law. bt A resolution to adopt the rules of the last House was lost. An attempt was mado, but unsuccesefully, to reconsider the vote resolving to adjourn till 11 o'clock to-morrow. Mr. Wacxr moved that Thomas G. Alvor?, be elected Presiding Officer of the Assembly until ap. organization is Mr, Wotcorr moved to amend rating the name 3 Van Valkenburg. id — Ir. ADAMS moved to AIG Hy inserting first the name of Mr. Law, who deelived nd a the name ef Chauncey Mr. Wacen accep.q the last amendment. Mr. Wotast, am’ 1 excitement, moved an adjournment, which was ar seq. d ‘The WeVioUs motion will be the first thing ia order to- morrow, News tym Havana. ¢ RRIV. TRE BLACK WAKKIOR AT NEW ORLEANS gi oe meee? STEAMER FASHION STILL IN PORT. . New Ontitawe, Jam, |? 1° ‘The steamship Black Warrior has arrived from New York, vig Havana, 4th inkt. Sugars were firm. Stock 60,000 boxes. tive. Exchange advanced. The steamer Fashion was still at Havana, and it was re- ported, was forsale. If not disposed of she would soon return to the United States. ARRIVAL OF THK SLOOP-OF-WAR CYANK AT NORPOLK —DEATHS ON BOARD THR SPANISH WAR SHIPS AT MAVANA—SICKNESS AMONG THE OPERA SINGERS. Nonwouk, Jan. 7, 1868. The sloop-of war Cyane has arrived at this port in twen- ty days passage from Port au Prince, via /iavana. Her officers are all well, but fourteen of her crew are sick. She brought as a passenger Capt. Mayo, of the brig R. W. Packer, late a prisoner at Cape Haytien, and the remains of Midshipman Brodhead. No deaths haye occurred oa board the Cyane for twenty-two months. The Spanish equadron was at Havana. Three hundred men had died of fever on board the Spanish war ships. There was etil! considerable fever at Havana, and seve- tal of the opera troupe were down with it. Freighta inae Election Excitement at Sandwich, C. W. Saxpwien, C. W., Jan. 7, 1858, At the formal declaration here today by the Sheriff of the elected Parliamentary candidate the greatest excite. mont prevailed. Two or three thousand people asasem died, and tho Sheriff was obliged to flee lato Michigan to save his life. Mr. McDonald Reeve, of Windsor, attempt- ed to address the crowd, but was beaten and severely in jared. Mr. Mclcod was declared clocted over Rankin, the ministerial caudidate. ‘The Ship Sernmpore, Bowrom, Jan. 7, 1869, ‘The ahip Serampore, ashore on Cohasset Shoals, will be total lose. Her bottom is out, and she is bilged and full of water, Part of ber cargo will be saved in a damaged condition, Surrender of the Hartford and Fishkill Ratlread. Proviomyer, Jan. 7, 1958. The directors of the , Providence and Fishkill Railroad Company baye to surrender the road to the trustees, for the benefit of the bondholders. — ‘The Southern Mall. Wasuiscron, Jan. 7, 1358. ‘The mail from all goints South, as late as due, is hand, but brings no nows of interest. ‘Weather Reports, Mowterat, Can., Jan. 7, 1858, A largo quantity of snow fell here inst night, The weather is cloudy this morning, and at eight o'clock the thermometer marked six degrees above zero. Can, Jan. 7, 1868, Atecighto’clock this moraing, the mercury indicated: fix degrees below vero. Snow is falling fast, and an east acviatitand Port Hoon, Jan. 7, 1868. ‘Tho weather is mild, with a northeast wind. Thero is of snow. na ween Pictow, Jan. 7, 1868. ‘Tho sky is overcast, and the weather calm and very cold. Bostos, Jan. 7, 1868. The weather is clear and pleasant, with quite good eh Pape Baura®, Jan, 7, 1868. ‘The weather @ clear, and this morning the thermometer marked fifteen degrees above zero. Tho wind is blowing Rien ‘ira morning at St. Jotun, Eastport, snow: this at joln, Calais, and {~— f —_——__—_ Markets. PRILADELPHIA STOCK ROARD. Prapeuemia, Jan. 7, 1858, Stocks firm; Pennaytvania fives, 82‘; Pennsylvania Rafiroad, 39%; Reading Railiroad, 20),; Morris Canal, 42; Long Island Railroad, 10, New Onumans, Jan. 7, 1858. Cotton.—Sales to-day 6,000 bales, at irregular prices. some brokers quote the market firm atan advance of yc., ‘and others quote the market generally unchanged. Pork fe dull at $13.; lard in kegs, 90. @ 10c., yumny bags, 10%6, Freighis—Cotton to Liverpool, 1s; to Mayre, le. Exchange on London, 104340: a 1060.; on Now York, ‘ie. prem. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANWARY 8, 18: mined aot to loa the present opportunity of doing ‘Walker Indignation Meeting at Petersburg, v Perersuord, Jan. 6, 1858. A Walker indignation meeting was hold bere to-night. ‘The large City Hall was crowded. The speakers wore Mr. Pryor, editor of the Richmond Scuth; Mr. Old, Jr., of Powhatan, and A. D. Bunks, Feq., oditor of tho Peters: burg Democrat. Resolutions denouncing Commodore enlding were adopted. Suicide of One of Gen, Walker's Men, Ricumowo, Va. Jan, 7, 1428. Wm. /1.Cowes, lately under Gen, Walker in Nicaragtia, and afte, "W8rda connected with the Memphis Bulletin, commited , Wicide Laat night by taking laudanum, teem d “gpEMY OF 1. Wii. —Tho second of (hé extra ‘ choap'! A. + the Acac'¢My, Inst evening, drow 4 fw} house, pens a te ge performance of the séitne a. Martha,” 4. 1 Prices, proving quite clearly the — id “hioh we have frequentiy ad- cogency of the argument \. Sp ape i mr vanced in these columns, ‘ Mai was adzatral ly giveu—Mr. Formes and Mme, de la Gre whitey new laurels, or rather re-affirming the right to Wear those they had previously won. For this evening ‘ © Tlalians in Algeri”’ is annonnced, with D’Angri as Isabella. Mars. pe Bisxvittz’s Cosoxnt.—The Countess de Bien ville gave a concert last evening at Dodworth’s Rooms, assisted by Mme. Sicdenburg, M. Dubos and Maestro Rivarde, Mme. de Bienville, who comes here with the stamp of the Paria conservatoire, having taken thore the first prize for piano playing, performed last night Mozart's grand sonata, No. 15, Thalberg’s arrangement of ‘Home, Sweet Home,’’-Hummei’s grand sonata in mib, and her own composition, “La Tarantella ’’ Mine. de Bien ville is an Admirable pianiste, and is quite capable of satisfying thoze who affect classical music, as well asthe general public, a Combixation of qualitios only met with in excelient artist. In Hummell’s sonata, & piece abounding with difticultios, Mme. de Bienville was admirabie in her precision aud force, fully justifying the reputation of the schootin which she was oducated. Sho has aerisp, rm, close touch, and @ fullness of tone rarely equalled. If any fault were to be found, it might be charged that Madamo de Bicaville lacked s@ntiment and warmth. Her execution, however, Was @dmirablo. The vocal part of the concert was not particularly briliisnt; Madame Siedenbarg, however, re- ceived mnch deserved applause for her styging of tho air from “Der Breischutz.’’ The concert altogether was quite @ successful alair, The attendance was not ae good a8 it would have boeu had it not occurred wpon a opora night. City Intedligence, Ovroor Rxiixy.—The number of applicants for rellof increases dai y at the office of the Almshouse inthe Park. At the last meoting of the Roard of Ton Governors $2,000 per ‘week was appropriated for the outdoor poor, to be given in such sums as the Superintendent thought would do the most good. Notwithstanding the mildness of the season the number of applications for coal arc quiteas numerous a5 usual, a circumstance due to the faxt that many poor pcople are out of employment who have provided for thoir Own necessities in times past. It must be confessed that most of the crowd to beseige the office in the Park do aot look like starved people, and there is every reason to be- | Neve that the lazy, idio, worthless class ef the community | ure these who ure most clamorous for relief. The worthy | poor would much prefer to stay at home and suffer rather than prove @ part of such # crowd. | ‘Tuy Evexine Scnoors.—These schools re-opened for the second term on Monday eveaing, with a large atvendance of young men and women, as well as younger and older | persons, In some of the schools occasional tectures are given by school otficers or cther citizens aud visiters, on | scieptiic and literary subjects, which aids some attractive | features to the rentine of sehool duties. On Wednesday | eve « lecture on the life and writings of Robert Burns was given in excellent style by Mr. Perkins, In- specter oi the Twelfth ward echools, at the Yorkville | school. The occasion was further enlivened by the vocal and instrumental perfofmances of « former pupit—but now the Vice Prin Mise MariaJones. A majority of | the school officers were presont, amongst whom: were | Alderman Davis, who presided, and Messre, McKean, Vanee, Hibbard, Boice, and some newly elected officers: also,@ large uvmber Of citizens of the ward, who were highly pleased with the proceedings. N 859, 1439, 2809, 1295,2604, 6, 7, 8 ‘The calendar of short cause will ‘Mth inst. U. 8. Dmrnict Corri.—Nos. 13, 20, 27 tw 31. Svrswos Covet Gane 11 _@’clock A. M. 1665, 81. 243, 240, 205, 271, 272, 975, 276, 27 to 280, 201, 292, 203, 295 ta 303, 406, 307,’ 309, 31S to 320, 822 to Common Pinas—Part 1.—Nos. 116, 129 to idl, and 33, Part 2.—Nos, 98, 142 to 164, and 62 Calico Dress Soiree. ‘The committee having the management of the Callco Diese several benevolent no Henry ith street, on Wedneaday ovening, Jan. zauon.—Ab'm M. Binntnger being chosen rey ). Godfrey Gunther as Treasurer, 8. 120 Per- kins as Secretary, and the follow ing gentlemen a@ an Exeou- ve ittee to ald the treasurer and secretary tp « inj out the objecta of the organization, vig: Col. A_& Voatirgh, y, Wm. H. Browne, Faq, and W.8 Tietale After the | of other urned, to meet, by invitatl, adj ibe ~asurer. , Godfrey Guather, 1 east oweruassee = =. » &h inst, L mae rea HE wily $ LEE PERKINS, Secretary, If yout Hair wonderful @ BANDIEAS ner of Barclay.” to turn Gray, try new ful, 34 Church suessene Inflventa, = It isnow conceded Bax ANDRETI'S pills willoure influenza, No one of sense whontd thik beiter or worgg of them became they are advertived iu the public papers. They are an ariele of commerce und domestic copvenience, and wre admitted to be the beat made pilin the world. A museular purge, 10 cous purge, and a hyd ae purge combined, and it effects properly controlled bya ent andecrrigent. Being thoronght: windiawe) purticles adhere to the inucous membranes, so that (bey cure even piles and const pills of Dr. Brandreth are the ition pilla ure better than blie best purgative. ani pi ive. and I bave examined them and know (hem Uo be free frow mineral A CITY M.D. To the Public, Frederick's Pbctegeeate, ballotrpes, dagworreotypes and ambroigpes ar ac: ceptable gta for the holldays, and should be een) ‘once, a tus magnidioen: tempie of art, Nos. 6&6 aad G87 Breadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Dollars has been Saved to the People HOLMES! system of cheap portraits, phowographa and am- Brotypens at Broiwey, Booth } oy New Yorkers of 1818 or their Heirent-Law, read advertisement under head of Persona. Smithsonian House—Broadway —Hotel Ac- commodations on the ui an. Single rome, Of cents, LG aha Je rooms andgpsriors $1 5) to Meals as ordered. “« is the Beat and Barry's Tricopherous pT article fordreasing, beautifying cleansing.curl! roman and restoring the hair, Ladies try it. Soid by abgriota. Cristadoro’s Hair ‘Wigs and Toupecs — The very best in the world, wholesale and reiail, snd the dye privately applied, No. 4 Astor House. Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— aaa For the Blood.—J. R. Stafford’s Iron and quinhur porders are anreenbie to the taste, and set only on the blood, 12 powders at 16 State street. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Tavrspay, Jan. 7-6 P. M. ‘The stock market was particularly active to-day, and a pretty general advance was realized. Specula- tors for a rise took hold with a great deal of spirit, and carried up nearly every stock on the list. At the first board Ohio State 6's advanced 1 per cent; Indiana 6's, 1; Tennessee 6's, 1; Virginia 6%, 1; Mis. souri, 6%, 4; Harlem first mortgage bonds, 1; [a Crosse land grant bonds, 2; Delaware and Hudson, {; Pennaylvania Coal Compa- ny, 4; Cumberland; }; Pacific Steamship Com- pany, 1}; New York Central Railroad, 1; Erie, §; Reading, 4; Michigan Central Railroad, 1; Michigan Southern, eld, 4; Panama Railroad, j; Cleveland and Toledo, }; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 4. Michigan Central Sinking Fand bonds declined 1 per cent. The advance in La Crosse and Milwankie land grant bonds does net bring out many. Only $3,000 were sold this morn- ing. The company have the money in hand to pay the February coupons, and the finances of the road in the hands of Mr. Doty, the new Treasurer, will soon be put in admirable condition. At the second hoard to-day the inflation ‘in some of the leading failrond stocks was arrested. Now York Central Railroad fell off } per cent; Brie, 3; Reading, 4; Chi cago and Rock Island, $; Delaware and Hnd- Tennessee State 6's son, 4; Cumberland, 4. advanced } per cent; Ohio 6's, 1896, 3; Pennsylvania Coal, }; Ta Crosse and Milwaukie, | 4g. There @as an active business this aflernoon, but most of the transactions were on tine. Sellers are putting ont time contracts freely, and appear deter 80 at high prices. The present inflation is entirely ‘a street movement, and its duration depends wholly upon ¢! stocks, change already as big @ load | as facilitigs for bypothecation : 4 oo? bee everything in favor of & fur. | bnaine’s to touch fancy stocks at any time. The exchanges a¢ the Bank Clearing House to-day were $15,041,649 16, anu’ the balances $1,386,991 72 he ability of speculators for a rise to curry Most of the operators at the Steck Ex- are sellers, and the small clique of bulls have as they can well carry. The commission brokers sell ten shares of stock where they buy five. Money is very abundant, and so far are concerned, there stor Inflation, bub when we consider the value of the stocks operated | in, we do not see how speculators are able to austain prices for a day. Outsiders show their sense in let- ting stock securities alone, and small holders arm wise in realizing wt current rates. The sudden fall in some stocks this afternoon shows how uncertain the market is, and it also shows that it is dangerous The notes of the Medina Bank are now taken on deposit at the Metropolitan Ba.’k at the usual rate for State currency. The Milwaukie and Superfor Rafivoad’ Company has much more life in it than we supposed. it has Dot made quite so much noise im the financial wold as AOmMe of its cotemporaries, but it will be heard to better advantage at the proper time, The quiet and unobtrusive manner in which the managers have conducted its affairs is the reason why it is not more _» fe the fong rua, of euch an abeolute return of the capital itself. The histo, shows that the beat state obligations aro . $Y W & chang: corteinty of # finai | Res “7 of ail countries | fe Common to good qualities ranged frora fh Lime whe Stemny with anion of Rgek iad at 46e. (: je | mon, 6nd at $1 for lump of vain, and but too often to fatal depre Stns, fret Morasacs wogequich Saie# of 26 bhdy, Porte Ry causes which are beyond the reach of hun “#2 — bas -pd tbr, : ALi! more subject to los are even the beat of b SUK HOCKA. | NATAI, Sronmm.—TO MAK Os wintout 0 What has been the history of baak failures an™ a, rater. Further sales @f Spirits of turpentina wo ions ie this and other countric#, but the uituna © ecb | aie. canh. Zao 1Osla wad crude turpeata the capital on whieh their business bas bean tras =" fupches jad Abd (he fortunes of individuais have been made? Suc Orgy a “78 WAR DO movement worthy of notica institabovs are highly usetul for busimets men, butivr F gato, y~e—. . aid prices uucbacg } investment by the nets hon! stock is tne very inst to Ge T py One medort ns merket was Omer TH rece: 4 Sead ber 1 end om j TeccSemended, Be ja aod thelr obliga eras 3 Maorenn = A new mea faey, too, are not retiaple, etther for a certalu ¢2 | SO Beeret neat ofthe cagaa) ereetee > we coe gta BOI mente of Usk capitalist, are ¢@ ua) especially in ag eat ce ages. ‘i trai commercial community t:k New York, whlols opens te ae unity Lke | “ future @ greater certainty ne eer ereartPld advaccement in wealth than wat present pecvlinr coridition a oa areal centel Ee 4 vestinema °° RDM aud wortgage caunot fail lo carry with | © the public, to which uo Bund can be indifferemt. ever before presented to an them beaefem. OM duences Tight thinking or Pigny f¥olir When money can be had on and mortgage for a ae- ries of years, building enterprises aro «et in motion—a growing population aro provided with houses to uve in and the city’ Decomes embellished with edifices of varione sorta, which do credit to (he taste and reGnement and wealth of our le; the various forms of uuman taper are encouraged, through every variety of artizac industry, and the community ia not only secure from popular out breaks, but every class of inborers is rendered moral, and made tofeels joint and a common interest in the that our rich capitaliate wil! reflect on the good they m. do Wo the working classes, in every point of view, aa well bonds and mort 80 soot net the w and 60 effectually giadden the Learte of anxious fathers, mothers and children. When to do good to others ns well as ourselves are the resuits of any action, it beoomos: generally known in the market. The parties inte- | doubly potittc and doubly obligatory. rested have great confidence in the future prospects of the road. Its finances are now in a better condir }- tion than though the company had extended itse! beyond its resources. As soon as the recent revul- sion appeared, the construction of the road was sus- pended, and the only loss was that of time, With the opening of spring,the company will resume operne tions and push forward its line. This road diverges from the La Crosse, four miles from Milwaukie, and will run north along the lake shore throngh Port Washington, Sheboygan and other large places, to Manitowoc, where it takes a northwest direction to Green Bay, a distance one bundred and twenty mies frem Milwaukie. A good part of the first section of eighteen miles of the line is graded. Most of ‘the iron ties, chairs and cars have been provided. But for the financial difficulties which have been realized byall classes during the past six months, this section would have been completed by the Ist of October, the appointed time. Fortunately this company was able to suspend operations without serious sacrifices, and at the earliest moment practicable construction will commence and go through without further in- terruption. The Assistant Treasurer ‘reports to-day as fol- lows:— $118,834 16 ‘The receipts to-day inclnde #74,000 from customs. ‘The Columbia Fire Insurance Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, paya-’ ble onand after the 12th inst. The gross earnings of the Chicago and Rock $90,000, against $124,000 for the corresponding month the previous year, showing a decrease of $34,000. The Long Island Insurance Company have de- clared a regular dividend of ten per cent for the past six months, and an extra dividend of five, payable on the 9th inst.; the Seamen’s Bank the half yearly dividend, payable on the 18th of January; the Clinton Fire Insurance Company a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent, payable on demand; the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent, payable ou the Ist of February at the office of M. Morgan & Son. The following New Londen banks have declared semi-annual dividends:—Union Bank 3 per cent, payable January 4; New London Bank 4 per cent, payable January 5; Whaling Bank 4 per cent, pay- able January 4; New London Savings Bank 3 per cent; New London County Savings Bank 3 per ceut; Bank of Commerce 3 per cent. The Suffolk Insurance Company of Boston has de- clared a dividend of 15 per cent, payable on demand. 1 x reou'2 ‘This company is winding up, and paid 60 per cent in April, and 40 in July of last year, making a total of 115 per cent thus far, and a final dividend is yet to be made. The Hamilton Woollen Company, Massachusetts, pays only 3 per cent for the last six months, but Givided jg all, regular and extra, 26 per cent sincg January be 10T The entire earnings ot tho Miinois and Michigan Canal from all sources during the past season of navigation, amount to $546,841 81, the greater part of which is from payments on land previously sold. The tolls were a fraction below $200,000, As vom- pared with last year, the receipts of this year show an increase of nearly $20,000, During the year the trustees have puid all arrears of interest and $278,357 on the principal of the registered canal bonds. The aggregate receipts of the canal from all sources since 1845, are $7,178,304 49; expendi tures and payments, $7,068,369 63—leaving #109, 935 26 in the hands of the treasurer. We give at length in this issue the fall annual re- port of the Superintendent of the Banking Depart- ment of this State. It is a comprehensive statement of facta. The condition of the banks, the defects in the present system, and some suggestions {or future operations are fairly treated. The report contains no new ideas in relation to the financial revulsion and | 5 C*stinont the part played by the banks in the great movement. It will be found an interesting State paper and will repay careful perusal. The Superintendent thinks that an increase in the specie basia of our benks is desirable, and that the total liabilities shall corres- posit of securities. The funded and unfunded debt of the common wealth of Pennsylvania on the Ist of December, 1857, acording to the Governor's message, was aa fol- lows:— PiINasces ov PeNNevtvaNta. $445,180 00 98,773,212 62 100,000 00 Total funded debdt...... seeees Unfunded éebt— Relief notes in circulation....$146,421 00 Interest certificates outst'd’g. 23,473 82 De do. uncinimed. 4,448 38 Domestic creditors.........+ 602 Total unfunded debt... 145 70 Total debt Dec. 1, WOT... cere Total debt Deo, 1, 1856 ‘Total debs Deo. 1) 186) + 89961,738 22 has me | 839,106,602 52 | to about 1,000 busbels and white at $1 25.481 20. Corn waa lirmer, with sales of 9,060 bushels Southern white at 65c., and some small . $49,701,835 25 | about 1,500 bales, export. The sales embraced about 6,000 a 5,000 bbls., at pond more nearly with the specie reserve on hand. | about the following quotations — ‘The probability is that there will be no change in | & oe the present system of banking, or in the banking act | Western and Ohio superfine. regulating the issue of circulating notes on the de- = So omiis one os of about 73a 100 bois. Corn meal was steady 988,200 00 | Brandywine were pale Swock Tavespar, Jan. 7, 1853. } $4000 U 8 6's "68... ¢ 112 1575 oha Erie RR, Dy 6000 Ohio 617, RB... 206 100 ao ABO WAG 2000 Ohio 6's, "BO.. $ . 1500 do. J S&N'Iapr sk. 34 6000 TH & ASd m.. 873; 250Panains RR...... 90% 4000Gal & Ch stm. 92°" 100 B60 “914 200 1aCK MLE 404; 60 1000 seceees 40% 60111 Contral RR... 6 sha Bk N York’), 101) 1960 Cley & Toi RR. 4054 32 Bank of Am,..... 102 : 48M 26 Phenix Bank..... 100 433, 179 Am Ex Bk. 300 434 11 Metropolitan Bic. 160 3 4345 10 Shoe & Leath Bk. 9974 2 90 Canton Co,....83 20 10 Del & Hud Ca Co, 12044 30 Penn Coal Co.... 70 Tay 73M 100 do. 30 76 Mil & Migs RK... ¢ 20 dO w..465. 20 1160 La Cr & Mul RK co © eee coee 260 265 eer 250 200 dO... ae 109 Erie RR. xD #15000 Virginia 6's... 914% 100N YCon RR..030 774 3000 do... ; d0...22.B60 779 4000 Miesouri 50 0.....000. 16% do, 100 Harlem iit. “bio ‘682 | O° Bic 8 280 LaCrosse & IIR 116 0. beg 12 6 a 1000 ErieRR2d mt bs 2000 FrieRoon ba ,’71 2000 ErieR3 m bs,'33 1000 Har RR 24 mt. HudRivR istmt 97 Z I Cen RR bda, 86 hs D&HCC.bIO 11086 100 0. ...00... MOK 6 Continental Bank. 96 % Merchants’ Rank. 10635 40 Penn Coal Co. .... : 100 Pacific Mail St’ pCo 6 . do. 100 Cum Coal Co, .830 209 Panama RR. . b60 280 Clev & Toledo RR 100 do... ... DOO 60 Chic & Ris RR.b1S Tas 100 Br oree ans do. .b30 40 Mil & Mise RR... USSESSELSSES Sse KOR j 3 do......83 KBPORTRD SALBS OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. | 4. H. Nicolay $5,000 Detroit and Milwaukie RR T's. 6,000 Northern Indiana RR 7's... 91000 Rock Island aid Pooria Rit i¢ H. & Avon RR lat mtge 7’ do, do. 24 ry 1,000 La Crosse and Milwaukie 1,000 Town of Jegegvon, Wi. } 2/660 New York Stato 6 per cout « 50 chs Delaware, Lackawana and Westera ut. 10 American Express Co, , 10 Artizans’ Bank | j 10 Kxcelsior Fire Ina. Co, genoral weal. We trust, as money becomes abundant, aa to themselves, by largely investing their means in | Nothing can be dove whisk will , Is of industrions prosperity in motion, | . about 300 @ 9D wee. te - 015 25, end prime at $12 008918. Reet wan . swim. Not | with eales of 160 bbls. Country pritne at $5 75 a $6 oe Orig Ta inveet- orphao, the widow, the retired Y @ecure of income and of capital, mess At $9 8 $10, and 50 bbls. reparked a: $12 50. mess wes quiet. Beef hame were ateady ani q ide. a l6c’, the latter Ggure for extra. acon waa nai Cut rreats were steady; eaice of shoulders made at 6c, 4 6c. and hams at Se a6Mo. Lat ateady, with :‘#les of about 306 bbls. at 8X6. a| Butier and chees,* Were unchanged Rice was quiet a™ Aales unimportant. Sctcar.—Bbe mark ¢t displayed more activity, aa embraced about 2,50. boxes at 6c. aT%c., and 1,000 bhda., chiefly Noy.” Orleans, tncindiag 250 bh auction, part common, at) WC 40 c., aud the rea 4 at be. a7 Ae. Whmicry.—Saies of about 29 & 200 Lis, were en) Ne. w 21 40 1 $4.5 DOUBLE SOLE WATE? PROOF | ot boola, now ready at JUNK '6, © Aan ot , ee oe * ADY WHO BAS BEAN CURRD O7 ORRAT | A “vons debility, = inake know a Wad fellow sugerea the wire tran OF Addreas, enctasiag stam) Ww pay ret frewite iivwtery Maser nied the preecr'p: oatage Mek . revcription Wi be seat by next post. | BL, FOR SARK, IN BROOKILEN.—CURISIMAR } Tadia colored humbers of Miustrated Londos Mewal ust ound Us j Paach’s Almanne, [Wustrised News, Hanna’ sell's Aimaanes, at RICHARDSON’, 15 High Bireet, e pomides MEW AND GREAT INVENTION FN APMOS pressure pintes for arliti wal leethe—Any one crn vee ie importance stonce. ‘The pixie covering tI palate of the mouth Ls disp ond ‘the eceagia| bower of adhesion increnned. Call nut cromine ee” M. LRFERTT, deutisi, 12 Waverley place near irc NGLIKH PHEASANTS FOR DINNER 70 DAY. i) Jugged bare to morrew Frenb fiiherts, wiliton anddimbie ¢ wen, pagel quan Epping mane Juat recenved URS OF SBXUAr. ek teeye, ty oraor of B SYRUP DW ALI arity and diseases of th ‘ry ik For sale by C. Johy street, Gmors SYRUP CUA) tion of the blu, aud killa fires ct disease Fo Broadway and John IRSON'S SYRUP—GFNERAL DEPOT Albeay, N. ¥. THE Wiener be ay anda Fo H. REM, cc! se | by CHAS i 6 WwW JUS. CLAB 18 ALL, VROLTABLA, AND TF minermi, wiv that ix what the wma bond needa — by CAS. H, RINU, corner of Broatway aad bree NIBSON'S SYRUP 18 ALL ROOTS, AND NO MI ral ; 8600 will be given for any grain found tam MIRSON'S SYRUP HAB NONE OF DRATIOS frlead—uaineral. AIBSON'S SYRUP WILL CORZ ANY WRAEN G females, or sarofulouus chiidrea, magically. = ‘TESON'S BY RGR NO HUMBUG, AND iT In Sf Gee lle wine, gas } dog A Tid .» DO ALL IT PROFPESSRA, money refunde ‘or sale by ©. il. RING, corn Broadway and Joba street, i ee OURAUD'R ITALIAN MEDICATED 8 Ly Cures chaps, chates, lende nese of the #kin; itis moreover a Hicus, plmpiew aad freckled skin hair from low foreheads or ang part of the body. warral fe tow le cheeks and lips, lilywhi'e, har 4) 6 ant rative at the cid establiehed depotot Dr T FELIS Ge 67 Walker treet, first om Brom) rook!) n, and drugiclite ADIKS.—THE ONLY THING IN THE WORLD Ti 4 Wil restore gray hatr ots original calor, un! eure nm is LOVES Waphenc, $6 80 per doven, boxed. ents. Counterfeit Waphene is offered for male ia Pr street, Brooklyn; Broaaway ani Franklin sice. — ¢ jue ealy sold at No. 85 Bloccker street METROPOLITAN HOTEL. —slu0 REWARD —Lo8T stolen fram tha above hotel, a ecray book Selonging the subscribers, couls.oing all he mewapaper acicles, b complimentary aud abunive, thai have been publisaed the few years ia’ re w hotel, banking. mining agricultural affairs, ward will be paid wo one returning said book, and BO Yneations make SIMEON LELAND & 60, R. . R.—RADWAYS READY RELIEF YOR HE. . ache t ei Whelber sick or vor paralysis, lumbage. gowt mn small} fevers, swollen joints, kidney pinta F, pains arotind the Ih leurisy, menales, hearthurn, and pains of inde, fway'n ready colint will, fa'e (ew Butea change the miseries you sulle to Joye lengure. ‘ R. R. n—Dftioe 162 Folio street, New Vork. Bold druggists nad merchants every whose. TEDDING AND VISITING CARDS—TIF FT’ and cheapest inthe city, at KVEK DELL corner of Duane street—ealabiiabed Is), saab MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Rorrmie—Cocammar.—At Ked Bank, N. J.,00 day, Jan. 5, at the residence of Thos Cole, Feq., by Marry Finch, Mr. Cuss, T. Boormix to Mus Mama Coccmuunt, both of New Bedford, Maas. Catpac ort—Rowe.—On, Tutsday, Dec. 29, by Rev. ward k Revkin, Mr, 0. H. Carpxourr, of Grabamste + Souta Attica, to Misa Mania R. Rown, daughter of Geo. Rose, Eaq,, of this city. Canrestex—Deais.—At Port Chester, on Wednesd Jan. 6, by Rev. Isaac Peck, Uniat F. Caxrerrm, of city, Miss Sanau E., daughter of J. J, Deall, of the mer place. Dexects—Keraxetyer.—On Wednesday, Dec. 16, at Moravian church, Houston street, by Rov. © T. Seasam Mr. Feevanick Wat. Daweexe, of this city, to Mas Lo Arctic Fire Ins, Uo, 10 Eagle Fire Ine, Co Also the following $2,400 Minwouri 6 1 New York to St. Joveph's 7 8,000 Potroit and Milwaukie RR 7 6,000 Delaware, |ackawana and Western it. 6 shares Park Fire Insarance Co, . 20 Excelstor Fire Losarance Co. 60 Bugle Fre Insurance Co 5 Shoe and Leather Bank. 10 Metropelitan Bank...... 10 Bank of the Commonwealth. 15 Atlantic Bank... ital Bank . do do ot wax firm, with a good Jocal and Eastern demand, including some purchases for “ Hehe 40a 475 4400 44, 4b0a 690) 4508 600 | Alexandria and Georgetown. . 4Bea 60 Southern and extra........... 500 670 Choloe extra family and bakers’ brands 6600 800) Rye flour. 3008 Corn meal. The supply of superfine was light, and the market | firmer. ian flour was steady, with sales of about ged prices. Southern fair demand, with sales of about 1,000 a 1,200 bbiv. at the above quotations, flour waa unchanged, with sales Sales of ‘at $3 50, whilo Jersey war | juiet at quotations. eat—The demand was contined to wants of miller’, and sales were small, being confiond Southern, including red at $1 15, | lots of yellow and whte at 62%jc. Rye was quiet, with 720. a Te., delivered sales of State and West Covrns.—The sales embraced about 1,000 bags of Rio at Bsc. m11K0., And 400 mala Jave at Lée., and 675 bags | . $99,881,788 22 | and tierces Java on private terma. 1 —The market was again firmer, with sales of | atan advance f about %o per | Tb. since the arrival of the Atlantic's news. The following | is & statement of the movement in cotton since tie Lat Decrease during the lato fiscal year... $820,007 56 | September, as —— ee row us three years: — In addition to this decrease of $820,000 in the in- debtedness of the State, $200,000 were in the treasu- ry at the time of the suspension of specie paynenys, applicable to a farther reduction, but which it was Total deemed a matter of prudence to retain, in the anset- tled aspect of business matters. ‘The interest on the debt dre on the Ist of February next will be prompt ly met in specie or its equivalent, and the financial affairs ef the State generally are represented as being in the most satisfactory condition. A correspondent sends us the following very sensi- bie and timely remarks in relation to the investment of capital. It haabeen pretty woll tested that per- manent six and seven per cent investments upon undoubted security pay better in a long period of years than the highest rates of a speculative oharacter:— Tho crisis which @ largo party in our financial world bas been so loug predicting, has come and gone. The ‘worst is over, and confidence, and with it money, Is again on the flood. Depreciated stocks, and even those rniing at high prices, bave been the drat to feet the effect of im- proving times and an casibr market, Ube experience of recent in bonte—in bank and State securities, it would more rational for capitalists to return to the sure of all y investments, bund and other wode of lavestment offors gituer 1857. 1958, 4 Rec. at porte....019 008 1 000, 1,061, Ex. G. Brita 411,000 1} 00 ptyeed | 4 France... 08,000 TT 008 110,000 “ other F. P. 40,000 24,000 85,000 | export. |... 558,008 ‘900 on hand 532,000 included in the above— Ms and about — rot SE molado were taken at 27a, mar): 50 bbae ashes were taken at 258, There waa no in rates for Havre or to either of the gold exports from thia port to San Francisco vory much Of Iate. A short time since two were all that were despatched, On the 2d inst, four sbips cleared, and there are now loading for that port the ship Edwin Forrest, Andrew Jackson, Star of to Union, Ocean Exprosa (cloared today), Golden Hagle and — The speculative movomontcoxtioved in oll, with Troe sales at 1igo. a 20. Prime to chowe qualiie ranget feom 8. W105, With @ good brewing demand, clugsy a | Jomswros, M. D., in the 62 521,000 | Crosby street, this (Friday) afternoon Kerzemeven, of Jersey pce Node Soa Woedneslay, Neo. 14, at German Reformed church, Suffolk atroet, by Rev. T. Busebe, Mr. Acumer Wiixxwe, of Bremen, o Yass Mane Senewronn. of this city. Utica papers please copy. Died. Nensoram.—in Brooklyn,on Wednes‘ay, Jan. 6, L._ Beanovers, aged 48 years and 5 months. The funeral services will take place et bis late resid: No. 238 Livingston street, th (Friday) foreosum, eleven o'clock. Hix relatives and trieads are ovited altend, witbont further potice. Balumore, Providence and New Bodford papers p Eins. —00 Monday, Jan. 4, Mra. Carwxave Cas wife of William Canham, a native of New Brusswick, the 68¢ year of ber age. bimire, California and Landon papers please copy bwixe.—On Weduesday, Jan. 6, alter a severe Jous Ewrve ‘The friends and relatives of the family are imvited to attend the funeral, from his late resi corner of Colum|\)is and Mill stseots, South Brook! ya, (¥riday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Fowian —0n Wednesiay, Jan. 6, after a lingering W = , which he bore with Christian fortitude, Crass C ‘UWLER. ‘The friends of the family are ——— invieed tond the funeral, from his late resxtence, No. 50 Cows street, Brooklyn, on firet day (Sunday) at half past o'clock afternoon. The remains wilt be remored te country for interment. Hats.—On Wedneeday, Jan. 6, of consumption, 4 Manta, wife of George L. Hall, aged 29 years The {friends of the famiy arc requested to attend the neral, from the residence of ber father, Lambert SD No. = Kighth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at o’cloe! Baltimore and Washington, D.C, papers please copy. Jommws.—Ou Thassday morning, Jan. 7, Faavce Uy year of his age. The funeral services will take place at St. Mark’ chereb, im the Bowery, tmorrow (Saturday) afl noon, at half past three o'clock. The relatives and fr of the (amily, and thore of bie rons-in law, Charies F mermann and George Bradi#h, are respectfuuy invited attend, without further notice Jone. —On Wednesday, Jan. 6, Kpwamo Joxms, aged years, 3 mor Nas and 21 days. The (riends of the family are respectfully invited to tepd the Mineral, thie (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clod | from bis late residence, Fifty-third street, uear Seo avenue. Mcnaay —4n Thursday morning, Jan. 7, of cons tion, ©. T. Mensay, aged 57 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, alse the a dors ot Tompkins Lodge, . O. of O. F., of New York, Naswan Lodge. 1. 0. of O ¥.. of Brooklyn, are respeo invited to attend the Suneral, from the residence hie von in law, James Miler, No 128 Vanderb.it arem without further invitation, this (Friday) afternoon, at t @ clock. Purrens.—On Wednesday, Jon. 6, Mago eer pative of county Tipperary, Ireland, in the her age ‘The friends ant acquaintances are recpectfelly in to attend the funeral.irom hor late resideace, No. tw Ly Tipperary ane Clonme! papers pica Sarre —in Brookige. on Wedseoas, om Coane Sire, formerly of Sucblk, hnelena . “ his age. Lonion, Norfolk ani © apers Please cop Surte.—On Thursday» F Dow b., ouly son of G. 4 ta aged 3 youre 6 months and 29 days ‘The funeral wili take) two o'clock, from we H " White street. The frien ine f acer invited to attend, Swart —On Wo disease of the heart, Sse BB tbe 2th your of Bei ae ‘The friends of the (ay iy are reenwets ne oteed to ab fend the funeral, 1018 (Friday) morn ov. at tem > oloew from Lexington avenue Baytiat churned, eorver ow Thirteen Waiste.—At hie residence, Prospect Hill, Rrooktyn, ot Saturday, Jan. 2, Semen Warues, 106 years ry were takes to Groenwood Convetory for + (Pridag) afvermen, seerdull y} terment Wrorsey.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, of cx gestion of the brain, Many Pruzisera, youngest daag’’ of Jobn G. and Christios Whitney, aged 1 year, 2 mou. snd 0 Gaye. The relatives and friends of the family are respec fi? invited to attend the funeral, from No. $2 Saude «ree corner of Poarl, thit (Friday) afernovn, at two o’cicte Wilkow fayther Byiahon