The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1858, Page 5

ae AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Our Syectal Telegraphic Despatch. ITY REOOKDE—A KEPOKT WANTED—TOLLS ON RAIL” ROAPS—A BILL AT LAbT—~1NH ALLEGED BROOKLYN CORRUPTION FRAUD NOT D:SPOSED OF--MUNSON J. LOCKWOOD TUKNBD UP AJaiN—PBCULATIONS AT AUBUEN PRISON—CONTESTUD SEATS IN THE HOUSE PROBABLE BESULT—STORMY BXKOU LIVE BR3810N —APPOUNTMENT OF CANAL APPRAISKRS—QUARAN- TINE, BIO., ETO. Away, March 10, 1858. A rerolution was adopied in the Seuate this morning, Cirecting the Commissioners of Record of the city of Now ‘York to report within teo deys the amount of money drawn from tbe county treasury of New York for services rendered oader the act of 1855; also what work bas been done, the prices paid for the same, the number of clorks ‘employed, what amount of work remains to be done. Sogether wita an estimate of what furthor amounts will be Fequired to complote the same. The law appointed Wil- iam C. Wetmore uné Richard Busteed, cemocrats, and Jonathan Nathan and Charles P, Nelson such commission- “ers, withous any sulery or pay whatever from public Funds. It fs intimated that rome sixty thousand dollars ‘has been paid for making up the record during the last ‘throo years, and the work but half accomplished; there- fore tho Hon, Mr. Laflin, living in Herkimor county, de- nires to bave # bill of particulars placed before him, It Qbere is to be an investigation into this raaiter, perhsps tbe printing frm of McSpodon and Baker may be callod ‘~wpon to whether they have lived up to their contrag swith the then Legislative lobby in regard to the distribu ion of printing profits, ‘At this late period of the session wo have at longth @ bitt Mntroduced re-imporing railroad tolls on winter railroad Yreylt. For several ycare this subjoct has been in agita. dion, but no member of olther house of the Legislature “the courage to make | demonstration until now ‘The reports from thi ptroller, the Commissioners of fhe Canal Fund and the office of the Auditor, have invari- ably appealed to the Legislsture to o yailroads to pay cacn: totls on certain a: uring the suspension of canal paviga vi reason or other, no case has been able W tek the Exe- ‘ontive chamber. Now, however, things seam to havo “Waken quite & dideroot course. [This morning Senator Stow ‘Drought in a bill baving that object in view. It is, howe- ever, much more elaborate than is necessary; instead of a dew 01 only three tines bo has Leif adoxsn pages of ma “muscript It would oply have been necesgary to repeal fbe law of 1801 aod aided a few words to its provisions, ‘The bi places tells on the Central, Erie, Oswego and ey Facuss, 2 and Watertown, and the Ogdensburg roads, ne provision Cec aring tuat express companies may com. mute with the Cire! Bourd, which, if allowed, ‘wi legalize a wouderful apd, powerful express Company ou the Erie aud Central. As there is aothing Wn the Kill ellowing an increase of pasacnger fare as a recompense for paying tolls, the indications are Qbat the proposition to impose tolls, without some such conzideration, will meet with decided opposition in both houves. Mr. Mather, one of the members of the com: gpitteo, dissented from the bil, aud will, in the coarse of a fow dave, present his views to the Sonate in opposition otis bill, Beiega practical canal man, bavmg bad ‘years of experience in thy management of the canals, his Views upon the subject should haye @ strong bearing upon the Legisiature, worF ii Alleged corruption case seents pot to be fioaly disposed of. Shis morning Senator Diven moved to reconsider (he vote, discharging the committee from further invertigstion, Dut the matior was laid on the table. There must be something material Lid under the meal tub, or that Senater wouid not move to go inte fur- ‘aber investigations. There nay be ‘something besides all ‘pmoke etill, in this ten thousand dollar chargo of assisting through the Brooklyn iocal assessment Dil, Perhaps Mr, ‘Dayton may porsess more facts thaa be wished to i. uge upon a mere proliminary examination. Don't decide too Thastily, wait a fow days aud eco what is coming. Mupson J. Lockwood ws up again for in committee of outeiders was appointed | ‘Burrows to cxamone all matiers of di ‘iween tne Stay aad Mr. Lock woos in prison matters. This committee has ty ‘ighteen months in their searches an make no report This morning tore the Serate a resolution ic General and Coinptioller the po: whether any information is on Bb e dey Tolative to the accounts of the @ rcsaid Lockwanl ‘the State. ‘Tue Prison ‘nents and pmitteo of the House are at Auburn look ing over mavte’s in relation to charger preforrod agaiuet certain oficers and contractors. Tbe tring ix kept quite aaccret, and it may be that the people and Logisiature may require on Jnvestigaling cumiuiltee. They do say ‘that matters have been lying sronud very loose about toe Auburn prigov for the last two years. Mr, Fravee, of the Louse, was counted by the can- svassers one wajority, Amomber, Mr. Cook, came here early ia the session, Contesting the seat, ‘ertided with aeotimouy, as he eaid, which would oust Mr. Frazee ‘This rworping a majority of the Committee on Privileges ‘and Ecctions reported in favor of giving Mr. Cook the Beat. No action was taken uponit. Ina few days both ahe New York and Onondaga seats will be brought up tor decision. It will be s political vole. Mr. Frazee, repub Jicag, will be retained, and Mr. Seely, democrat, will be ousted. Mr. Seely’s contestant being « republican Know Nothing, bas the coatidence of the combined majority. Of coares, al! four are equally provided for in the Sapply Dill as to mileage, per giem, and expenses incurred ia estadlinhing (beir reenective c aims. Something cf a stormy secret executive session thir morning, which lasted sume two hours. gfho burdep of duo cificulty was upon confirming ParmetM™® as Canal Ap- preleer. This is the active traveller at public expense, cousuming some nine hundred dollars anaually, Tae Buvescr oppers in the dome of the Senate chamber report that ecmo considerable «harp fugling occurred, but (laa. dy the pemination was cor iir So, applicants for cael damages, you may hold a hodday celebration, for you flad Parmclee esjoys another travelling orm of office, one thousand four hundred dolars @ Fear In transmitting the report of the Quarantine Commis. eione.», his Kxceileacy the Governor accompanied it with the follow sage — herewtih the report of the Commissioners for the the Quarantive siadon, wiih ‘he Gocumerts whieh y the same, among which will be found an a! be late physician in ebiet, ject of pes m, amd also Hoapital on the 6 at of Commission of the jurtsdicuion of that # the © tious fandy Hook, for p Irpawe a Tanting sig lishment, New Jersey, throngh her Leg: Wature bas rere tai dhe propowsl, an en J pucD frome of the lending 1 Now York, ansording to the re dee of New Jersey, have been | morn f the present Quarantine station to Sum more +0. as it furniehed » swoug ground the he carly and absolii mediate arighbori wd w Jersey has pevortbe. Foxe wilain ber lat «. on the very shore of the orean, @ rpot ot land useless for any oiler purpose, Dut edapted ln every Yeepect, by position, wolatlon, depth cf water, Elaben ‘by the sea breeres, tothe objects and purposes pertent Quareniine. New York site within her eae If ae lsd, she won f A aistnr State, resi neignbor, whose pea Ber cea is the pursui or commerce and. gration, 10 aigper raking which would bring exfety to New York to New Jersey New York has preierred the request and been refused. What now remains to be done? ‘The legisiature #fter fuil deiiberation at {ta last sesston, and 'y, Ceciaive vote, declared that the present Quarantine Abould be removed to rome more wale loration the waters of the lower tay, and if New Jer would to Sandy) Hew Adeitoual power wna aiso the ¢ rovide Lompor for & Permance’ place wars. ind and Southen shore of Btaven ¥: it could be cecupled all rded ven nye on on wey int, on the before Loe Wuildings on the place, which archased at Sequind’s ' land, for that purpose; by extent the Neeewary ae- Jyn demand the removal of the Quarantine for lis preseat Feostion. The tubab of Staten Taland, Ww sentiments ‘aad unasimity on this subject have long been Roown and ex pressed. also demand i's removal, and refuse to have it placed On any cther part of (he island. There is but one other piace on ihe shores of ihe er bay, Coney inined, where it might Oni resting place, brit the rome objections which le against the resent iocaticn of the Quarantine forbid its establishment ca 00 pear ihe great sud populous eliles, the neightor ood Ia too thickly gated, and aa rong public seatl- Trent existe (fhe city of Brooklyn against a Quarantine at shat place. Wilhout hope, therefore, of overcoming the de ehied rand of New Jersey the cession of Sandy Hook without the prospect of oly aiming any other location ow (he shores of the lower bay of New York for ® Quarantine stn- fon, It would seem that ihe only alternative walsh Femains ia, dhat thy Quarnatine shall remain where it is, with all the risks ‘and hazard to the public hoalth and safety; or that the aug gestion of the Commissioners rhoull be adopted, of nd oa one of the ie of the bay, and of precting thereen the neresery buildings, hospitals and ac comm 8. The people of this Stave, in common with the citizens of Now York and Brook!yn and their neighborhowt, ave adeop common and abiding interest tn the bealtb and 0 sent enntre of brs and Xt was this mutual interes: and pendence whic! suredly to the enactment of the lw for the absolute rem yea ‘of the preseat Quarantine station to some more gate aad altet Bis location. To the Teiainture, therefore, ix the whe |e mat fer now submitied, for auch further direction we tbe eeeas terest a stake end its previous action abail oem to re Ton, A. JH. Duganne lectured to night, before » large Audience, in the Assembly, on the “Tenant Houses of ® Now York so Brooklyn.” ——$<$>—$—_—- STOW YORK LEGISLATURE. — fonate. Awast, March 10, 1968, REPORT Dy Mr, Nixow (Pop.)—Favoret Kive the police jus ‘tices of New York power to appoint their clerks sad oli Pers Of courts, Py Mi. Ames (cep.)—Bii to omend the act reorgunizing ‘the Worden’s oftive of the port of New York. SorioRs OF PLA. By Mr Masnevinse (dem )—To provide a process for Aho collection of losses award! ia epecitl 3. By Mr, kam (dem,)—To incorporate ths Ravenswood By Mr. Srivona (dem.)—To terminate the commission ‘Sppointed in 1967 ia relation to the payment of the ox for toval tn the late vity of Willan Also, to increase the number of harbor masters in Now Tork to sixteen, and fix their salary at $2,000 Mr. Nixow ‘agsee By ¥ —- to the and TORR NTL COMPANY, Mr. Marien (dem ; a =) Pitrodaced @ bill We incorporate the LA harctien of Brooklyn 10 oell burial grounds, M7"! NEW Y TOLES ON RAILROADS. hat what work bas bee done, amount required lo complete the same. NEW YORK SURIY’S RES. Mr. Noxon offered # resolution that the bil! relative to Sheritt’s fees im the courta of record in New York bo referred back to the Judiciary Committee and retain ite place on the calendar. Agreed to. THE ONOYUAGA CONTESTED SEATS, The melee. of the Committee on Contested Soata re- ported fa’ ly on tho claim of Mr. Cook to the seat now reported scverse . Cook’s claim, and conirming Mr. Fravoe’s right to the reat. g A motion to make the matter the special order far Fri- of bext week was lost. rthor action was then interrupted by the hour of ad- journment. RYBNING SBRSION. The Senato ro-assombled at half 7P. M., and took wp Ge special order, and considered following private To repeal the act allowing railroads to asseas thom- selves. Orderod to a third . For the relief of the widow and child of the late De. L.. Rose, who lost bia tife at the burning of the Insane Asylum, iu Uticn, last yeuc. It appropriates $5,000. Or- dered to @ third reading. To amend the iaw relative to xa' banks or institu- tions for savings in the citier of New York and Brooklyr. After being amended ko 2s to limit the ealaries of the Premdents of such institetions to $3,000 per annum, pro- gress Was reported on the Mil, and the Sonate adjourned, Axscmbly. Axnany, March 10, 1857, ‘THE KANRAS Arp Soonemnes, The special ordor, being the consideration of the resolu- tions introduced by Mr. Laning, charging the Kansas so cieties with ig & rebelliou in Kacsas, and calliag for a comuittee of investigation, wae taken up. dir, Lavine (dem.) occupied the session in a review of the history of Kansas, for the purpose of justifying his cbarges. At (he elose of Mr. Laning's remarks tho rosolutions were made the special order for Wednesday next. RAPORT OF THE QUARANTINE COMBtissstONTS, Governor King sent in a message, with the report of the Quarantine Comrissioners, accompanied by valuable papery from Dr. Slieha Harris and Dr. Westervelt ou pes Ulential diseagew and the laws which goverm them. The Governor states that there is no hope of obtaining from Now Jersey leave to piace tho Quarantine at Sandy dook, and that nothing is left but to let the Quarantine remain where it is, or adopt tho suggestion of tho commitier, of making land on ope of the sbosls in the bay, and wiere- on ereo ing the necessary Duildings. The Goyervor in- viles the action of the Leylatature. The Quarantine to”Urg was ordered to be printed immo. dintely wid ghee the apecial order for Wednesday aext, THe 1048 QOMAISSIONEHS ACCOUNTS. ‘The Governor also sent iu @ letter f.0m Mayor Tiemann, enclosing the report cf the Supervisors’ Committee oa the accounts of the Loan Commiselovere. The report aays that the committee find strict accuracy observed in maxing the loans, and tha each mortgage boars evidence of care- ful attention to duty ou the partof the Comaissiouers. ‘Ts t loaned is $.93,550. The fall of the mortgages ig $738,700, oF nearly four times (as Attount loanod. CANAL RAVENTR Fes DS. The bill to prevent fraud on the canal revenue Was re- ported favorably. Appointments by the Governor, By anal with the advice ani consent of the Senate. HANSON MASTERS —NEW YORK. David etewart, or Brooklya, y o# Leonard W. Brainard. Renben Coffin, of New York, vice Gwen W. Brenuan. Sacod L. Doage, of Now York, vice Alex. H. Shultz, Awaziab D Berber, of New York, TRUSTEES OF SRAMEN'S FUND AND RETREAT. Capt. Jeremiah Briggs, reaprovted. Capt. George Coggeshall, vx > Capt. Henry Russell. Capt. Saml, P. Robinson, vice Capt. Clarkson Crolius. Capt. Kichard J. Thorn, vice Capt. Lambert Suydam. NOTARIKA. Kives—Stephen D. Law, James G. Cooper, James H. Clark, Wx. A, Walker, Arozi B. Davenport, Potter J. Thomas, George R. Thom Corvelius W. Brown, Frod- erick F. Hovghton, Feocor W Radiger, T. H. Walsh, Brooklyn; Samuel M. Mecker, Williams bury New Yori—Jobn Hopper, Sylvester Lay, Charles Au- gustus Davison, John Drake, George W. Mol enn, Owen E. Westlake, Franos fi. bywers, Job 8. bene Bea). C, leverides, Davie R. Jacques, Wm. tteary Anthon, George i. Haws. Acckient to the Steamer Caledonla—Schooner David E.. Wolf Ashore. Noxrorx, Va., March 10, 1858, * ‘The steamer Caledonia, from New York, bound to Charles‘on, broke her machiuery ea Sunday, and arrived at Cape Henry under canvws oa Monday. She was towed cp bere tast night. The schooner David E. Wolf, from Philadelpis, hevce for New York, went ashore on Seawell’s Point in w gale, oa, the Sth, Khe will have t discharge her cargo w get off. Death of a Marderer. Prrenvnc, Murch 10, 1858 Monroe Stewart, one of the McKeesport murderera, who was recently pardoacd, but subsequently beld for another tr al, died yesterday afternoon of smallpox Kelly, the murderer of Weisman, was yesterday sen- tenced to be bung. Markets. PMILADELPAIA STOCK BOARD. Protanmiwa, March 10, 1868. Stocks are firm. Pennsyivania State fives, 87%; Read ing Raliroad, 30}, bid; Morrw Canal, 48; Lory Isiand Railroad, 12/1; Pennsy!vanin Railroad, 443, New Ontxans, March 9, 1858. The sales jay were 14,00 bales, at slighily dearer pricee—MidJiing. We allie. Decreased receipte at this port, as compared with last year, 88,500 bales. Ditto at atbern ports, 340,000 bal gat CXo. a 6% ur to fully Fost, 3 4 80; Fed whe 1 05; white do , $1 05a $1) 20; yellow corn, pork, $16. Lard, ia bbis., Oyo a OAc. Colfer at 2O\e, a 120, for fair to primo, an advance, Freighta—Cotlou to Liverpool, 34 ; Glasgow, 1T dud, Mom, March @, 1858, ‘The ealos of cotton to-day were 2,600 bales, a' 11%¢6. for middling, On Monday, under the influence of the fa ropa’s Dews, pricer advanced }4¢., but to-day a dectine of 1.0. Was submitted to. Savasyan, March 9, 1968. Cotton.—Sales to-day 2,200 bales, mostly on Noruhero account, at Ize. a Ize tor mideling fair. Storing ex change 64, a > per ceot premium. . 2 a SAVANNA, March 10, 1858. The cotton market is depressed Avaveta, March 10, 1868, Cotion active. Sales to-day, 2,500 bales, at fuil prices. Cilanuetoy, March 9, 1858. ‘The sales of cotton to-day were 2,00 bales, at uncbang- ed prices. Bartimoxs, March 10, 1858 Flour—The market ie firm, with « fair demand. Wheat steady, at $1 06 a $1 08 for red and $1 16.8 $1 26 for white. Corn market tirm, at 580. a 600 for while and 5%c. & 6le. for yellow. Whiskey ed & 2c, Provisions Dooy ant. pork $1687} a $17. Lard 100. a Loe. Bulk moat 640. a 8X. Prmapevrma, March 10, 1868. Flour quiet. Good wheat scarce, and seliing at $1 06 a $1 08 for red, and $1 28 @ $1 30 for white. Corn in ac- tive demand and firm; sales of 10,006 bashels yoliow at @c. a Gle, Whiskey 22c. Lard steady. Butter dull; Ohio, Ue, a 12c. ‘To: Cazco oF mm Amum..—The cousigness por steam ship Ariel, which railed from Havre December 31, and pu- back, disabled, to Liverpool January 22, bave received iny formation from the ageut of the Vanderbilt lne, at this port, that arrangements had been made on the i%th of Febraary to tranship the cargo of the Arial to the Arabia, to sail trom Liverpool on March 6, after @ delay of six | weeks. ‘The Metaliie Tablet Razor Strop obtained, genuine, at J. & 8. BAUNDEKS' more, No, 1 Aner louse. Kunuos's Spring Hats are now ready. No, 21% Broadway, corner o! Fulton street. Watkins’ Spring Fashion Hat Not Ee. celled, and worth a gentleman's calling, at 124 Fulton atroet. ‘White, the Hatter's Spring Styles, $3: Last fall style reduced to $i, at WHITE'S, 148 Falos sireet. Views of the Sandwich Ielende—corirate of the officials and natives generally. grand colicetion of valuable pictures exbibttiag at HO es", way. ‘Turkish Rear Admiral Mohammed Pacha and anite The only likeness ever iaben of the distinguished Turkiah visitors, is now on oh iiom at Gurney's Photo graphee Palace ¢ 4 Font, Webster & Co.'s Tight Stiteh mechives, emtractag Hicks’ ree at improvementa, and Ii. | pa ulder Howes’ pavent, N.. 09 Broadway, N. Y., fet of Art. . GURNEFY, Photographic Artist, 349 Broadway. 10,000 Cases Boots “i Shoes at Auction prices at PHILLIPS & SMITH'S, % Warren street A raen gna Taaf, and Srven Tamer cheape: thas DR renes leaf, only rect, opponte Pink Detianer —— powder p: root lo parte A ee urgiar no, ire b proof parlor safes. Depot 192 Pomel at >a RT M. PATRICK. Kise Me-Qaick.This Perfame ts Prooured from fragremt tulips, eed every’ where. DUPEY, 609 Brosdway. Batcholor’s Hair Dye, and ve best In the world, ali made. Bold and applied EU algae and retell, the THe eval appli, Ro. anor az Office, Radical True No FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wepwxepar, Mareb 10-6 P. M. Quotations for stocks took anotiwr downward turn this morning. At the first board there were free operations, and the bulk of the business was for cash, Buyers on time were plenty, and took hold with considerable spirit. Virginia State 6's declined 4 por cent; Missouri State 6's, §; Erie third mort- gage bonds, 4; Iinois Central bonds, 3; Cumber- land Coal, 2; Pacific Steamship Company, 3; New York Central Railroad, 14; Brie, 1+; Hudaon River Railroad, i}; Michigan Central, 1; Michigan Soath- em, 1; do., preferred, 1j; Panama, $; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Mil- waukic and Mississippi, 1. Galena and Chicago advanced ¢ per ceat. In New York Central the operations were unusually heavy. It opened at 90 and left off at 89 per cent, cash. Erie was 4 little better at the close. The first sales were at 29 a 204, and the jast at 30. 4g. Harlem shows no change rince yev'orday. There was an active business, and the stock closed firm. The improvement in Pa- cific Steamship Company, caused by the withdrawal of the opposition line of steamers, was partially lost to-day. The stock was not pressed for sale, and closed at 70 per cent, cash. Chicago and Rock Island wa» about as wel) sustained as any stock on the list, and will withdwt@oubt recover itself as rapidly as any other, After touching 83 cash, it left offat 834 per ent, seller ten days. Reading was a fraction better atthe close, with large cash transactions. Michigan Southern, common and preferred, were about simi- lurly affected. The prefered was oniy sold in amail lots, and principally for cash. The common stock was plenty and left off heavy. Panama was dull and slightly depressed. Only one small lot was sold. It left off pretty steady at 106 per cent. Cleveland and Toiedo tas fallen largely since the close of last week. At that time it was one of the most inflated stocks on the dist, and sold freely at the advance. It left of weak this morning at the decline. The only stock on the list to-day in which there was any im- provement is Galena and Chicago. That opened at #24 vath, and closed at 933, buyer 60 days. It advanced steadily from the opening to the close, and the pur- chases were larger than we have reported for some days. Galena and Chicago and Chicago and Rock Inland are about the same class of stocks, and are by all odds the two best in the Western country. ‘They are managed by men of long practical experi- ence in railrosd matters, and great reforms bave recently been introduced in the operating depart- ments of each company. They are both actually earning more money on reduced recgipts than at thir timo last year. State stocks and railroad bonds were not at gh actize today. There was no particular charge in prices. Holders are principally large capitalists, and look upon them as the best perma- nent investments in the market. We look for avery active European demand for our State stocks—a de- mand that will put prices considerably above current rates. It would take an advance of some importance to bring out Any quantity of our most substantial | State securities. - At the second board the market experienced a further decline, with rather an active business for the afternoon session. Pacific Steamship Company | fell off { per cent; Reading, 2; Michigan Central, 14; Erie, 14: Michigan Southern, old, 1; do. prefer- red, 2; Vanama, 4; Galena and Chicago, 1; Cleve- land and Toledo, 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 1. New York Central Railroad advanced 4 per cout on the lowest price of the morning, and Fladson River Railroad 2 on the lowest price current at the first board. Canton Company was well sustained. , Cum- berlond advanced 1j percent. There were large operations in Erie and Michigan Southern stocks at | the decline. After the board there was an active demand for New York Central, and 904 was bid. Erie was better, and closed firm at 29} bid. The market generally left off steady, with an upward | tendency in some of the leading speculative stocks. The steamship Canada, at Halifax, brings us seven | days later news from all parts of Europe. The most important item of intelligence is the resignation of the Palmerston Ministry. The return of the Derby | party to power is considered a very favora- ble movement for the interests of United States, and one calculated to strengthen the peaceful relations of all the civilized nations of the world. Quotations for consols were very well sus tained. Any political change of this character is calculated to aflect for the moment public secaritie: and the fact that a decline of only 3 a | per cent was realized shows how strong public confidence exists throughout Great Britain. The complexion of finan cial affairs generally on the other side is favorable. The activity in cotton and advance in prices is the best kind of news for all our local interests. As a whole, the political, financial and commercial advices by this steamer could hardly be better. The iinpression among houses in the street, having a large foreign commission business, is that extensive orders have come out by the Canada for certain descriptions of railroad stocks, railroad bonds and State stocks. The orders for purchasing received by the Canada will be limited, if limited at all, at prices considera- bly above those received by the Earopa, as later advices from our market had been received in Lon- don, showing a steady advance in all our securities. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: Feceipte : «$52,606 31 Payment “ 45,643 22 098,013 16 The receipts today included $37,000 toms. The transactions at the Clearing House to-day were as follows:— from cus- Total exchanges oe $14,008,047 87 Total balances, . soee + 1,905,619 21 ‘The Metropolitan currency certificates now amount to $734,000. The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail- Fe 7, $64,229 41 Feoraaryr WoO rcscerecccciesewtreercssacoce O00 4b The net earnings in February this year were pro- bably double those for the same month last year, notwithstanding the decrease in gross income. The great saving is in expenses, The Nashville Banner of Thursday last publishes & message from Governor Harris to the Legislature of Tennessee, in response to a resolution calling for information bearing upon the expediency of a new issue of State bonds to the amount of $1,250,000, for the increase of the capital stock of the Bank of Tennewee. The Governor is decidedly adverse to the measure. He says :— As it seems to be the object of the New York semi-annually, to I have made an accurase calculation of the simple iaterast wpon each item of the cach capital of the Bank of Ten nesses from the date it waa paid in, up to the lat of Jang- ary, 1868, excluding the stock in the Unioa and Maators’ Rank from this iotercet calculation, same funds had bean invosted in Slate bonds bearing x0 inverest of six per cent per aunum, ft would have yeded & profit of Ho sees egee esse eyes ee 83000139 OD While the same funds used in banking have yiolted, ae shown above, a net profit of ¢ onty... sccoenenencoasosee oeeece OSORNO TE Slow ing that at six per cont the fund would HAVE FIOM... oes eicsssccseceessesecees 250,488 29 more profit to the State than the bank bas mate aya it. But a more important consideration than thet of the amount of profit to he realized will be found in the fact that the mvesiment in State or governive:! securives is much more eal, involving less, vastly lore dangor 0: ths los# of the capital invested; the profit, while it it larger, is a sum fined and cortain, which the tate oan oal- enlate and confidently rely upon, and the whole aeration is simple and easy of comprehension, and ev rally caay of Inanagemert, requ’ Avery armall proportion of tue time and attenuon of. Comptrotier or Treasurer for % enue without incorting the expsnes Keeping up the machicery of a banking eatrb!istins.t, and the tiak of loring the gy capital by failures, de faication®, Lmentge gf ‘The et tot the 8 Of the bank i* based on the suppoe’tion Mat (he $8007 .187 8. of the present moana of ‘the bank, (As shown by the report of ue isto Tun vary, (RGR, consisting Of discounted notes, bills Of exchange Dille “and uotes fo suit, state bonds, real catate, sue, ke., &e.,) Are of pat value and wil be realized: and jars to the extont that lonses are Pustained in collecting or con sm al lal Money Will the profits ae show » the let of January, 1958, the bank nad born rato 1934 years, and the couoant oC prodea howra abory the i B58. ORE HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1855 proves that phe haw realized ten than atx par camt pac ervug upon the actual cash ‘With Ghis ag the reeu't of an expertmont of 19% yoare u the besiwes of Lauking, is tt good poltoy for the ciate to borrow money, payimg an interest of arx per cent per an- num, Remi-annually, im Now York, with exchange, hay 00. cent, to rive money to iperease our wanking capxal? tho bank bas tm'ed to reabzo aix per cont upon ber capital horetotor:, what assurance have we that she wil make it bereafvor’ But cue of the mort serious evtle to bo ded from the policy of iasu.ng Stato bonds to increano her capttal ix tho cepreciation of our Stato ecouriles, which ty a result that must foltow as inevitably us that onpply avd demand control the price of property: bye i March 10, 1868 ‘BDNEHDAY, 4 y $200 UB Ke 'O5..., LOY 600 hs Hud Raver RR 2 1000 N Y 5's '63. noe 10006 1!" Int Imp 147, 1000 Virginia G's... 5000 Tean 6's co Tas RR Sinn Fh aboTHarlomtRit'preé) 24? atm... 73 100, a 3600 11 Con RR bas OF 6 Third ped an % 3000 do. 4 RK 10446 6 NdaveudHant’h 113 66 Clove & PittaRR.. 114 0 300 Reading RR..... 68 kK 110 BOO dO veeeeee, OO § Metropolitan fank 104% ao, 10 GOs 10 Maro Bank. 85 60... 8 Imps & Tracs 100 % 12 Continenuu Bank. 96 Canton Co, a BB 2. a” 10 a 26 Mich S &Nia 60 361i Con RR... 100 Gal & Chic RR do, do. A 700 Clove & Tol Rit 260 bs 10 doo. soos 10 MU & Misa RK. woo OOo. -saes Roxy 401 Cr & MURR, wy 300 Hudson River KR 28-360 rece rcsee 3%5 SECOND BOARD. $4000 Missouri 6's... 88% 1000 IV Cop RR ls, 9455 POCO LaCr KM igh 36 68 whs Am Exe HE.. 10534 10 Pacitic MES %,. 70 10 ony 69% 200 Cary Le 9 Ge 9 0 a. 9% 160 Canton Co, -. 2 100 to...) b60 BAX 160 Cumb Coal Co.... 204 106 Reading RR... 59 200 do. 69 200 do. 53 60 Mich Con mK 60 N Y Cen RR. 90 160 a 60 | 60 SN 2 un BOO liw ¥ 190 oi% 125 Erte 100 Clev & Tol RR... 280 250 Chic & RT RR.b30 156 25 do. b60 83 | 100 6 82 200 1 82 100 oe The following are the closing quotations after the board, as reported by C. Kowalski, No. 1§ William | street:— Off’. Asked, OMa. Asked Missouri 6 Mich S&NIoR.p.60 51 Canton Co. Panama RR... .106 36 105% Diiaoia Coa. RRS a 90% |. & Chic. K R.9034 a 9 Gov. & Tol RRAT ad73 Rock Island R K.SLY @ 82% La Croaae RR ..10% 10% Mil. & Bing. K.RBG w B75 Pacific Mail Co. ..69}4 a 70 Thy BMich.SKN In RBG 34 w 26 RKPOKTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION By A.W Nicolay | $26,000 Cleveland and Piteborg RR. Int. added. 40 1,000 New Jersey Central RR T's coe BO 2,000 Milwaukie and Horicon RR. ” 2,000 Louisiana 6'8,....... 9014 100 shares La Crosse and Milwankie BR. Wr, 66 Chicago, St. Paul aad Fond du Lac RR. 4X 60 Nasanu Henk 98 jg 20 Marine Ban ic sy 2 Beckman Fi Co w 40 St. Mark's Fire Ins. Co. uy ‘24 Metropolitan Bank . ° 04% By A. H. Muller. | 20 parce Atlantic Bank (hypotheeated), 50 Fast River Bank (hypotecated).... 969 Mechantes’ Bank Apsociation (bypoth),... 50 Excbange Fire Ine Go. (bypothecated). 300 Harlem Gas Co., (uy pothooated)...., { Also the following : | 2,200 New York city 5 100 Missouri 6's. . 40 Brooklyn city 6'« 000 La Croese and Milwavk KO Watertown ety, Wis., 8" 10 shares Importers’ and Trad. 10 Bank o% New York... 2.10045 16 Bank of the Repuvlic 11Osg WALT Sy 17 Natlona! Butt. . ‘ weed 20 Wittaninstoverg City Rank, * Grmevwer tenk,..... 0st, Mawri’s Bare Ine Oo 1,000 n City RK Wily 106 Now York ond Har’ Ws $5 000 Murubadl connty, [Linois, t 60 6,000 Peru mpd Indianapol Lat mo ‘ 8,000 Lake few and Wabash Ist mort. bouds. 60 2,060 N. J. @en. RR. Ist mort. bau Tat. added 6,000 Terre Haute and Aiton Rit. « do 43% 5,000 C City 6 per cout Water Loan. do. 83% 100 shares st — Fond du Lac RK. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wrowewat, March 10, 1858, The current prices for the week at aij the markets arc es fol ows: BRR? CATTLB. Te. Other qualities, do..4 a 66. SORRY AND LAS capital # nigh ane received. | qs | of Stale and Woetern at 4c. # 460. 4154 | chceta wh 2076 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Winerinay, Maron 10-6 P.M. Astra. —VRD market wae quict. The sates enbeacod Adee! 60 bela Meer ut Be. Pearts were | Bexsnerors —Ploor— market was without change | Of moment. The @reign news by the Canada havin; teen arpocnced at the Corn Exchange during business | ours bad a te ndoucy to chock sales. Shippicg iow being source toe mak: t continued firm. The transwtious om { braced about 6,000 87,008 bBis., at about tv Foilowiag | quotations :-— H Lied | Eaten punto. , be 475 ne 446 Ertra Odio and Western, 65a 610 Cenwcias aupertine and oe joa 6 60 Baltimore, Alexancria sud Geor; 60a 610; Routhorn fancy and extra....... ... Wa 6 66 | Cuoice extra family and bakers’ brua we 690 Rye four, - Me 2% Corn meni... On 360 Cansormn wes yw witha the ravgo of the pore Ex Southorn brands word stesty, | rtp rales of HOD @ bb's. within our quotations. There continued w be a fair cemmad for shipmont to tropical ports. Kye flour was ptewly, with pales of about 125 bis. at our figures. Corn meal sold to the extent of imiuamg New Jersey wotabions. was eepeciully for prime tots. * bushels of common to talr ret Pouthory at $2 10 @ $1 20 aud iaforior to tar white do. at #1 2) aS) 46, with Chicago epring at $1.02 and Milwankie cleb at $1 @ $105. Corn continued firm, but sales | were quite limited. Sales of 1,000 bushels Jersey yellow | wore mado onthe dock at 700, Rye was steady, with amail | sales ef Now ig ed and at 70c. a 726. for Led to prime Northern. loy was quiot af 650 @ Thc. ley malt was firm at Bbc a 9c Onta were steady, with alos The market assumed greater Ormnons unde the Canndn’s news, and the sales embraced about 5,000 bales, obietly in transitu, closing on the basis of about 12c. | for middling uplands. 7 — Engagements wore light, aud rates withou” change of moment, To Livorpoo! 1,000 bbls. roslp were engaged at le. 0d.; BOO boxes baron; at ts. 6d.; 120 square bales of cotton wore engaged at 4., and about 20 66, Sen Island at 3-164. ; and 3,000 bois fiour at In 6d. To Londen, 50% tts rosin at 26, Sd. Thore was no change in rates toothy, ports. Naval Stofes.—Spirits turpentioe wae in good request, with sales of about 1,000 bbl4. at 483¢0. & 490, Common rosin Waa lendy, with sales of about 600 bbia. at $165 per 310 ibe vero’. Crode turpentine was firm'y held at $576 485 5734. 260 bbis. No. 7 rosin were soit at $5 @ $4 per 280 lbs. Tur was held at$% 25 a $2 37h for rope and thin. Pitch was quiet at $2. Ons — Linseed was firm, with salos of 6,000 a 8,0 al Jou. ai (0c, A New Boeaford paper contains the following report: in sperm oil the market i¢ quict, but firm at $1 2) per gallon, crs. We hear of sales of about 600 bbig at that price. In wha’e oil the market has beon quite ac liye, asnie of 100 bids. (imported by the John Land) having laken place at 5940. por gallon, ‘and 1,300 bois. (of the Orow mbo's Cargo) at S46. In whaleboae we hear of kalee of about 26,060 lbs., at 8Cc. per ib. for Ochotak, and T0c. for Northwest Provisions —Pork—The market was unsettled, and for Imenotiate delivery rather cheaper for wees, while for Sarat rext summer prices wore firm The sales to d 1700 bYld. meas, on private terms, and {00 do., notuling mess at $16 70a $16 80, and prime at 52a $l. 55 Boel was steady, with sales of about 150 bola , tucluding country prime, at $6 750 $7, and mess do. et $10 R81), ropacked Weetorn meee, $12 a $15 60, fud ¢xtra do., $14.4 81450; prime waa quict at $21 5 $25, Bee! hams were Grm ai $11 50a $19. Bacoa was tirm, with tuoderete sales at Sige age. Cut meek wore firm, 400 tiorees sboultora were sold (Craigan’s brand) at 0%c., ‘with some oales cf hams at Gc. av?ye. lard—Sales of 200 4 500 bbls. wore made af Pc. w 1G4c. butter aad cheese were firm and ip goed comand, Trss—Imported per Sky lari Terms 6 moe. Hyson 96 half chests at v5e.; 60 boxes do. 38. Young Hyon about 75 @ 100 bbis., and Braueywine at cur rm, | 4) ie . S60 , 67 do. 5 yO 4% chests ot Hyson "kin—45 44 Chests ct 2ie. Gunpowder—76 half chests at 40c.; 64 do. lOO Dall chosts at 435¢0.; 106 do. 406. ; 60 Oovlong—12 hal’ chesta at 66%e ; 104 do. : ; 44 do. dle, 15 do. 40%ge 5 44 do. 40c.; 129 do. ¢ 3 » B8e., M4do. 7c; 160 do, BOs S024 do. Bo. ; 246 do. Ste. 100. box an chests wt 60c 28 do. Bbc. Souchong--J Dy Reel Fatate. made yesterday by A. J. Movements The following saler *« ! an viway, Toawehold. ..........9%7,000 | do. 1. University place, leasehold... 10,000 | dy 21s West Twenty first st. leasehold. 5,600 tetory brick store and lot 80 Pine Bureet. Do do. do. di 2 story. brick bonse and tot 537 Housten street Trustee's tale of 1,149 acres of gold mining lanc tn Orange and Spotaylvania couaties, Virginia MISCELLANEOUS GOOD PAPER 18 LIKED BY BYERYBODY Everybody likes THE NEW YORK LEDGER, Because it in the beat. PRICK FOUR CENTS A COPY. Sold by all newsdealers. 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Prieg only one dollar, For aale by KEALD, 18 Ana sirvet. Beate PATENT SEWING MACHINES | For tailors, pants, veel ani dreeamagers, boot and shoe | filters, and general une. root 459 Brom w corner of Broo ters: eee VialbaD HANDS —(ERTAIN CURE 4 / COS compound camphor ie with glyseriue, | beap, aud agreeable, AN & CU. Hk Non, 165, 23, 511 and 706 Hiroadway. ARLES LONDON CORDIAL, GIN IR REFICACTOL / in eases of dyspepsia, gout, gravel, rheninatiam 5 Orage. LONDON CORDIAL GIN WILT, AFFORD J WP casos Of Gineases Of Lowels, kidnrys, biadier Ao. . LONDON CORDIAL GIN, SOLD BY ALL ie, grocers, &c., in (he Union. Quarts ,53., pts Be ro te’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.—S8OLD BY ALL nla, grocers, Depot Broadway, N. X. NAUTION |—BEWARK OF COUNTERFEITS—THE ONLY J genuin: Cemphor loe is manufactured by tbe sls pro Hector, Rid We VONDERSMITHL. Ocpyright reenred. A Eertaio cuss for chapped bands aud lips,” Depot, 188 Howery. i, JAMES’ EXTRACT OF CANNABIS Li. | Piet qualty...8% 98 7 OD Other qualities 69 00 «4.00 | iro Cuicttn: for thr parmanen. curr of Soanrmy brew | swine. bs . Col i debility. Prepared hy; a) First quatity...5%¢. a 52%, Other qualities.67G0. a 6 3¢e. rsa 7 tty. Ror mie ‘a Now York ot Xi Grand | RERY Rireet comner of Alien, the old est more. Price Thore was an locroase in the resnipta of about 000 head, | $2 per buitie. Sent to any pact of the United Salen hy ex And a# a nabural consequence prices declined considerably: | Rrresy Addrees A. Gueeman, druggist, NS Grand eres, | ‘The average quality was not as good ax toat of last woex, | - 1 in fact, the case were noarly a! of & very ordinary de. T K. WiIMEWS PILE SUPPORITORY.—THE PRO- scription. We heard of one lot of Ohio caitle which was rietor guareniare to care aay ease Of piles, either ox sold from 00, @ Lle., an average of 10}. for the whole | \o"N8! or imernsl. Relercnces will, be given io mre their | Jot, There was 4 tendanes, but ms the nupply WAS | Hedy and this arucl= cured them. If you are Got satiated fo large the market war not at all brisk, and some pot | after using one box of the suppository, your money wil be tions of the day thore was little demand, end it was | returned by the agent. No. 155 Howery, agent for New 4 si he day very oy od : y LI for New York. thonght thet quite a number would be er unsold. AT APOIHECAK ) GROG ay Howover, as wore 60 many whose supplies bad be. | RUT. ATUL EO ART AND one eee come exhausted, and who were compoiled to purchase tand «large quantity of mised and polsangue etn, largely, market assumed a more lively aapecs, ibe name of Woil Schiedam aromatic achnapps, the demand was oniy moderate throaghout. Wol!, has been soid in this marke, aod pur: | . chaved by our fruit, apothecary and grocery stores, on Recount At Ror} rket was rather brisk, and about | Priest Dy oe eof he aru 400 head wore d of at remuneratire prices. ay one wo has been impored apon tn the purchane of thie supply thia week were from the Now York State combined sent io the cattle in market. cows Are in plentiful aupply, but the market ts unchanged in every particular. VRAL CALVES. The receipts were r during the past woek, bat prices continue withent a SHEAP AND LAMnS. The receitte are about 2,000 head lighter than Inat | Week. tut a the demand was only moderats, prices con | Hove without any Important change, aad a/| salos wore | withia range of Our qnotations. ' ' PWINE Are atill searce, but prices are gradually ‘leclining, we tho tentoncy ie sil! downward. ailortoa oftern! 53 this week, which were dispom.d of et hyc able There are Jarge numbers of dreseod hows coming 1, aad che leonard fe much more active for them than for tire hogs They aro selling at 7e.a7%o. The number received at the fudgon River Drove Yard, foot of Thirty oveata street, | for the week ening March 10,1858, wa # Erie Raiirond, 4,568; de, via Bergen, 574; Bu Raiiteot, 1,682 —Total, 6,779. RECAPITULATION. ‘week were as followe Allerton's C. & Calo. Veals. 8. BL. Swine % aro 875 ' 56 pn 7 oa 4 = “Wa 6am Ot 478 7,384 -- 7 8800 0 12783 406 3,009 77,809 64 fase BY EW rc ayo HAM RAILROAD. a“ ‘te fon we live Steck over tis A ‘teatined” for Now York, Tor the woe er oioe tht, morning — Quite, bend. 2,018 logs. 1,09Q Horses... |e — = } TBRON'S SYRUP—THE GREATEST BLOOM PURT | KING, 122 Hrondway. The totad rece\pts Of ail souk at a! the yards for the | 998} Wromiwey, N.Y. Werfeit will confer a favor by leaving oF ce And Teaution all perns Cron now 22 Reaver street, fer in existence. None wii deny i. Por sale co. a, HONG, 122 Brondway. “4 ow Gisers SYRUP DORS Not CURE WY NEWAPAPER pols nor sundown certifiontes. The cure ia there D. RING, 122 Brow Gee Seer he GENERAL LEPOT Ts I Washington aveaue, Albany, N.¥. JO8 CLARK, only gennloe. TinWNS AYRUP, FOR SOROPULA OR ANY Dia eases Of bleed, is & certian cure, Bor male by ©. 1 00k. — LOW PhiCwS.-- CARPETS. — Fedele AND BUETON nd Dnakine, from seta 0b sheen, verb pen of wil Kurds and prices, pe 897 Came! #0 India rnbber trouire J. BM it) ATISw, SCnOPt WYATT Ss Bife Kileam te form of there dinenges, ’ t = | SB GPnea saree. | QUIX TRAPS TRIA forces ie # nts per bore 1, HAS PROVED THAT MY ONGUBNT umnnohe oF bait to win ote as hotile, wen! pari 4 Sprace street, Hayea, q nity 10 tbe ak wf Neeonnrty. Ka GRA 178 Fulow atrert, Nrootivn paar ea peerrrepereesees Hoey AYP LICTRD WITH GOUT, ROR MATION, agp uberiy neuralgia in the Dead and face, be fosily cured by 'he ano the foventor, Dy eure [- ae . = Wasa yar or, Which re, can ‘oan be procured atreet, inte Eee | ye | Notice will be given of the time of the —_ WICKED LANEOOS 1”, ORNS BUNIONB, MAli« CRNKTRA TIO Came tw oo a0 bs eu dmrsediately af of tho ~ noo loaoe wo the palows. by De ZAOWA RIB, Yor Semen? UCY STONR WILL Leere FON VHY INDUSTRIAL TMaah (icles of Won Metropolitan Hall, J Ong, 00 Thuridny evening, Murch ii, as 1% oclock. Admidaae> Seopta Heketa atthe door 6 o'chem, Ie EVENING, MARCH 11 ENGLAND VER@US WA- PoiPOn.—AN Radrens to [he vitizene of New York om tow refngee queation, Will be Gelivered this evencng by Mr. Bam devs of Loudon, at the Stuyvorant Toattiute, uear Rates theatre, Broadwey, commencizg a 75 o’clock, Admisagm 2h eewla, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Blnstted. Baatiery—-Witsom.—At Rio de Jnnoiro, on Thursday, Dec, 24, 1867, by the Rev. Mr. Gratam, of the Fagtish church, Capt. Wiizam N. Bastixrr, of Wolla, Maine, we A kK M., eldest daughter of Klijal Wilson, of Brookfya, a4 Briz701aRa—Ceavars.—Op y, March 8, by the Monda} Rey. Father Lewis, in St Mary’s oburch, Ciiftou, Stetem island, Si Giasomo Bruzzotaka, of », Piedmont, 6 Sigvorine Apms Gaxvau, of Fiorence, Italy. Ciakk—Fi anukeau.—-Un Wedaesday, March 10, at the Church of the Avivgeciation, by the Rev. Dr. Samuel Raa bury, Mr. PRaxcis D. Cuamk, of this city, to Miss Racsm, FLANDReAU, Of Exetohester Med. Azsro.-On Monday, March 6, of consum Wasa A. Auuibo, in Who dst yoar of his’ age. at ‘The funeral services will take place at the residence @° his faiber, Madssonville, N.J., tiis (Thursday) aferacam, Al threo o'clock. The body will be removed oa Frideg” morning t Greenwood, Carriages will be im ee tho saenay City ferry to mect it ut twolve o'clock. friends of bis father, and thoue of hit brothers, George A. uno Stephen S., are inv ted to attend. ALIMUIIBK. At Hie. Norwich, Long Gland, on Tueedag, March 9, Serma Horo 1¢. daughter ot Dr George and Char- lotle Alumuller, aged cars wad 6 months, BINDmRNAGEL ON Sucetay, March @ at the residence of Andrew Wonlrabd, Fsq., JoHaNNs INDKKNAGKL, Widow of the tate Jacob Badernagel, aged 74 years ‘The relatives aba trends 01 the tamily ere respecthudy: invited to a‘tend the fuueral, from the ree) ence of Andrew Wollrabe, Feq , Stapleton, Staten Inland, middie inudiog, Uie (Thureda;) afternovm, a4 one o'clock. Her remaus will be wterred in the Epleccpal Cemevery, Staten Island. Ehows ~-On Tuesday, March 9, Mogrwax 4xcumm, only won of Monier aod Martie Aon brown, The relatives ané iriecds of the fam!ly are reapectfully layited to wliend the funeral, from tie residence of hia pe- teuls, No. 122 Fourth (taeet, on Friday afternoon, at twe o'elock Bewonn.—Oo Tacsday evening, March 9, Many Bum- voun, wife of tae late John Buriord, artist, aged 47 youre. the friends of tho family are resyectiully invited to at tone the funeral ov Friday afternoca, at ove o'clock, from. hey Jaw retienon, No, 266 Tenth etieet, Lier remains will be taken to Grocawood Cemetery for interment. BURAR.—On Monday evenicg, Merch §, at hia resideaoe, No. 447 Grane street, Dr. Patracx J. Bewke, in the 29m ~*~ ‘of bis age, gon of the lave Martin Burke, of St. Jobm, iw friends, thoso of his brother, Dr. John Burke, an@ of nis brothor in law, Dr Bronnan,are respectiully tavieé ad the funera from St. Mary's church, where « 6o- Pm requiem mass Will be colobrated for the repase af his coul, this (Thursday) morning, wi nipe o'clock. Corr. —On Monéay L 8, of congestion of the lungs, Baxwrr Corr, aged 7 yours end 4 months ‘The (riende and relatives of the family are invited to at- tone tie funeral, toiv (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clook, trom bw late residence, No. 20% Groouwien street. Dairy -—On Wedacscay, March 0, Micuazt Darr, His remains will be taken us Calvary Cometery, thie (Thartcay) afternoon two o'tlock. 6 frienen of the uly fre reapecttully tryited to attend the faneral, from luis \ale residence, No. Crosby street, without further invitation, Finn —In Williar Wedoosday, March 10, of croup, JouN, #00 Of Jct ‘laa Fiyna, aged 5 years, 4% mouths, YT days coor bey col 4 amily & pacttaliy invited to at- bong thy funeral, com fhe es 6 nce of his parents, corner of South fob aod Tous opens, this (Thursday) afar. noon, attwoooucy. Th vo tns will De taken to Caiva- ry Comotery for in Lek ‘Guean.—On Wednouday werning, March 10, at fome o'clock, G. F. Kaman, ‘The fricuds at acquaintances of the deceased and famd- | ty are requesitee w attend the funeral, from hia late reat. dence, No, 406 Muverry elrect, on Fiiday morning, at aine o'elork Howat —On Wednerday, March 10, Mangaget Amu, daughter of the late Robert Harris. o® Tolatives ond friends of the feml'y are invited te at- , On Friday afternoon, ut three o'clock, of ber mother Mrs, Ana Harris, Ne, 190 Mulberry street, without further invitation, The re- maine Will be interred in Rookland Cometery. Tarakow —On Wednesday evening, Murch 10, after « ebort tines, Jownrn W. Haxtuson, printer, Jue pouee will be given of tne funeral. Horex.—On Weduevday, March 10, Stsanmay, wife ef John F. Fioldeo, aad cuughtor of James stevuard, uged $4 once, 10 mouths and 8 Gays ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are reapectt invited to atieud Ube (uceral, [rom bor late resideace, NO 119 Division street, this (Thursday) alterncon, at twe o’cock witbent further notice. March 0, Mrs. Masr, wife daw OG lueRoay morn of Charics James. aged 62 : cars. ‘The reiwtives and triends, aad tho members of Enter prise Lodge No, LU of O. B., are respectfully wvuea ‘© attend the funeral, thia (Thursday) morning at tea « k, from ber late residence, No. 351 Froat street, wrbout further imvitation Jouseon.—On Wednesday, March 10, Gorgas M. Joun- *0¥. uged 20 yours and 8 days. Hie relatives and friends, and Uhove of his father, James Johnsoa, are respectfully invited to attend the funscal, from bis jae revidence, No 268 High street, Brooklyn, om Friday alternoon, at two o’olook. (aiifortia papers picase copy. Lawiaw.—In Prooklyn. on Monday, March 8, after e Mngoring Ulness, Wissam Lammaw, la the Sist year of his et ‘The relativer and friends of the family, thoae of his fa- ther, John Laidlaw, the members of Atianuic Lodge No. $®, 10 OF d Joppa Lodge So 201, F. and A. M., are invited to attend the funeral this (Thursday) afernomn, a& two o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. 62 Mid- dagh street arrin.—On Tuceday, March 0, Mra. Jang Larran, ta the ‘27h year of her age, « natiw Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland, Caughter of Thomns and Catharine Kearney. The funeral wil! take plice this (Thursday) afternoon, a8 three ¢'cloek, from ber late residence, No 187 Water fireet, Brooklyn. Hor fricace, aud those of the famuy, are invites W attend, widhwut (urther nobce, Hartford papers plewse copy Jmaman ~-On Tvenday aft room, March 9, at five o’loote, of typhoid fever, Joun Leamam, in the B4ih year of nis age. Hix remains will be interred ia Trinity Cemetery. friends and acquantances are renpec-fully Inviwed Wo attend the funeral, thie (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, from the residence of his soa, William Leaman, No 150 West Portieth treet, LyMax —Oo Wedresday, March 10, of croup, Cassia Fowasy soo ot Charles Ht I. aud Mary E. Lyinaa, aged years, 8 months and 3 days The relatives aod frie of the family are invited to ab tend the funeral, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock, from No. 29 North Moore street, without further notice. Lyncw.—On Wednesday moraing, Mareb 10, of disease of the i , Camwanuve A. Lyacn, only child of Thomas and Susan Lynch aged I year, 2 weeks and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thureday) afternoon, at'two o'etook, from the reridence of her parcnt’, No. 260 Monroe wireot. MCE Ania! In Brootiyn, on Weanescay, March It water on the brain, Fe%a Avocwra, deughter of Jaman and Elizabeth MoFerood, in ‘he Sth year ot her age. The funeral will lake piace on Saturday morning a® eleven o'clock, trom the evidence of her parents, No 12 Naveaw etreet. The relat yee and friends of the family are renpectfally invited to attend. Marrmmawn.—On Wednesday, March 10, after a abort it~ neve, Joby MAWEMANS, agea 27 year, T months and 1g days. fee relatives and friencs, the members of Hanover La theran Loc ge No, 36, A. P. A., the Order in » od the German Grocers’ Socwty, are y lnvted atiend the funeral, om Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, Jrom hie late residence, Nu. O19 West Ninetoemth street, corner of Tenth avenue. Mran® —AtSt. Augustine, Florida. on Taeeday, Maret of consumption, Caamum Kicuano Maaow, of ‘he firm Meade Brothers, aged 31 years, 11 moni as and 9 days. for wiermenk Peace to bie abe. Mam —Sutderly, on Monday evening, March 3, Mrs. Furanery K., wife of William B. Miles, aged 43 years ‘The (ricnds of the family are respeetfully invited to at tod the funeral. from her late residence, No 77 Kicridge at he f past one o'clock this; Thureday) aernoum, ay morn March 10, Pormoe, Howora M. aud Pawick H. O'Neil, aged i year aad wo days The friends of the family are requested to attend ths fa neral, from the residence of bis paremts, No. 60 Elm street, op Friday afternoun, at t#o o'clock, without further ae tice, His remains will be interred in Oalvary Cemetery. PRIVK.—On Wedreacay, March 10, Mise ANNs Rita Pais, daughter of the inte James i’risk, aged 20 yoars, | monsh ane 28 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectiully invited to at tend the faneral, from the residence, Ne § Chrwtopher street, at one o’ene® this (Phareday) after soon. Rouxum.—On Wedneeday, March 10, Purawr, wife of Johu Roberts, ia the 6) ts year of her age. The reintives avi friends of the family sro respectfully invited to attend the fueral, from her late resi¢ence, No. }94 Cherry siraet, 00 Friday aiternoun, at one o'cieck. ‘The rema.ns wi) be wken to Calvary Cumetery for waver. ment. seaw =O9 Tcelog, March 9, at hea residence, , bones M. Saw, dom of Willan 6. sp The trends and selatives are invite! w attend lo fume. ral, from St. Rartiolomew's oharet, falas ett piace, om Friday, at twelve OCk M.. without farther ater Swit. Oa Tread evening, March 9, dite SauyW, aged 63 yours, ‘The re 8 aod (rieade of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, frew the res levee of hor Sop, No. 108 EXxiridge strect, this (Phurainy) mormiog, a leven o'clock. Her remains will be taaeo to Fim iaade, LJ. for interment, Swit —Om TP eaday, March 9, Ckomm Prove, infant som of Stephen B. fina Mary F Smith, aged 1 year an 17 cava: ‘The rotatives and friends of the family are write) to ab tend the Toneral, this (Thursday) moruiog, at eleven o'clock, from Wo. 221 Franklin street, Tussah. On Mouday, March 8, afer an illness of threat adage. Dr. Watsam Trasme, io the 66th yoar of bis aco Ris remaina will be brought to New ¥e Cyr e funeral will take piace this (Thufeday ) aRerocas. one o'clock, from his late recidenee, No tics Fou nue. The Friends and relatives Of fie Meo)», and fis brother, Charlee Turner, Faq, Deputy $e Commas sioner, are invited to uw thon further orton Waser. " ston, ea ’ poarch 6, Ainane K. Wauguionvy, ot New York Ae