The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1859, Page 5

_ 16 SNPPoREA it to have been btoien, mus soformad the pokee. aableto recover t Tefore the commisaion of Lo tas mother at Providence, Bis . This morning the box was tng been loft by mutake at another jewelry @ Market strvet. He was a singlo man, twenty-eight youre of nye. —_—_—_—_—_——_ eo U. S. Soop-of-War Narragansett Violation of the trspection Laws. Nonvonx, Va, Nov. 22, .869. ‘The performances of the U8. s.onp-of war Narragansett ve proved unsatisfactory. The schooner Mipuobaba, of Maine, bas beon seized for ation of the inspection laws. in Dickinson Colloge. menaliany Canin, Pa., Nov, 22, 1859 Over a bundred students of Dickinson College have re- belied, on account of the Suspension of four members of fenior class. The Mayoral.y of Dover. Dovik, N. i. Nov. 22, 1869, Albert Bond, republican, wax vlocteo Mayor to-day by cach majority. Therepublicung elect a full board of mu » ‘nt officers, and show an avet rity of 360 Hyotes in the city. alle ccc Fireat East Weymouth. East Waraourit, Nuv. 22, 1869. ‘The building in this pince oovupied by Albert Hum rey, a8 & soc Manutactory anc by Henry Goud my hon jwb andjWest India rubber }, was, this morning, ‘ly consumed by fre. va ~stinveted at about $20,- }, and tho insurance at about $14,000, tcamboat Sunk—Destruction of Cetton. Mastruis, Nov 21, 859, ‘The steamboat Lucy Holcombe, hunce for New Orleans, with 2,662 bales of cotton oa buardy sunk on Saturday svening, near Helena. The bea: will probubty be a total The Weather. & jov. 22, 1859. A Btorm of snow and sleet commences! here at midnight, ‘but soon changed to heavy rain. The wind is strong from: the northeas:, and she rain ws sti} Ming. Mowrenat, Ne About throo inches of snow {cil here last ‘westher is mild this morning, the thermometer mark- ing 28 degrees. Boston Weekly Bank statement. Bostus, Nov. 2’, 1869, $35,931,700 59,488 000 Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pinuavetmiia, Nov, 22, 1859. Btocks firm. Pennsylvanin Sta: 6's, 99%; Reading Rallrond, 19545 Morris Canal, 4834; Loma tt x 1034; Pennsylvania Railroad, 37 7,. si) Naw Oitieans, Nov, 21, 1859 Cotton—Sales to-day 12,500 bale; The Canada's news aurod greator firmness; prices were stuffer, but quotations unchanged ; receipts ahead of fast year tu Friday last, 10t,- 500 bales; receipts of ali the Southern ports ahead of lust year 180,500 bales. Freights of cotton to Liverpoo! de- lined 1-l6d. a 34d. and to Havre al t-iéc. sugar firm. Corn dull at 75¢. New Ontxays, Nov. 22, 1859, Cotton buoyant, and advanced fc : stles to vly bales at He. a 11i4c. for miidiing; sales of Ue jast three days, 83,600 bales; receipts of the same time, 37,500 Dales, against 43,006 bales in the same period last year; increased receipts at this port to date, 9,500 bales. Sugar buoyant, and 340. higher: fair to fully fair, To. a Molasses, 41¢. Pork quiet: mess, $15. F ton to Liverpool, 34d, Sterling mium. Ke, BY a YY pre- Monite, Nov. 21, 1859. Cotton quiet: sales to-day 3,000 bales, at 1U%40. ‘a 10%. for middling. = ont. Cotton—Zales to-day 7,000 Wales at 101, midéling; sales of three day, 16.75% bales, rece: threo days, 4,506 bales. Exchanges on Loudon 8 a 84, por cent premium. Caarixstox, Now 21, 1899. Cotton—Market easior, but quotatious unchanged: sales to-day 1,300 bales. Cuarteston, Noy. 22, 1859. ‘Cotton—Xales to-day 4,700 bales, at a deciine of 1d. Barmimors, Nov. 22, 1859 Flour dull; Howard street, $5 8735. Wheat quist: sales 12,000 bushels at $1 30.8 $145 Corn firm; white at Bic. 8 S6c., yellow at 86c. a 8%c Provisions steady. Mess pork at $:5. Bacon ati0c. Whiskey duil. Pinzaprrrma, Nov. 22, 1859. Flour duil; superfine at $5 i23,a $5 26) Wheut tirm: sales 6,660 bushels red at $i 2/ u $1 30, white at 81 dla $144. Corn firm: sal s 3,000 bushels new ut 68c. 4 Tc. Whiskey steady at 2c, a 27.6 Berrato, Nov. 22, 1850. Flour in fair demand and steaty: sul Ou bbis at $4 for fine, $4 75 for extra spring Stite, $5 for’ oxtra Wiscon- Bin, $5 26.0 $5 40 tor good to choice extra Indiana and Ohio, $5 60 a $6 for double extras, Wheat steady, de- clive: gales 20,000 bushels 1 Chicago spring at $1; 13,000 bushels Canada club at $1.02. Corn quict aud’ stealy: salve 6,000 bushels new Toledo at 6le. Oats in fair request: sales 3,900 busa- wat die. Other grains q° Whiskey nomnel Canal freights—No through shipments. Take imports—4,000 bbls. flour, 28,000 busheis wheal, 6,000 Dushels corn, 2,000 busbels cats, 2,000 basuels barley. Canal exporté—2,0C0 bushels wb WHFALO, Nov. 22—6 P, M. Flour—demand moderate; quotations ‘Wheat closed firmer, with a good dem 16,000 busbels No, 1 Uhicago spring at $1; 2 Canada club at $1 0234: later, €,000 bushels No. 2 Co Bpring at Bic. ; 32,000 bushels No. 1 Mileraul arrive, at $1 63; 6,000 bushe 24,000’ bushels’ No. 1 Chicag: . 0 kee club, to do, frow store, at $105; Spring, to arrive, at $168; 3,000 bushels extra oo., from store, at $1 05; 5,000 ushels white Ubio at $1 31. Corn quiet, with amall of new at 60c. aGle. Other grams qnet Whisk 25¢ Canal freights—No through shipment Imports—3,000 bbis. flour, 14,000 bushels wheat, Ex. ports—26,600 bushels wheat. Oswrao, Nov. 22—6 P. M. Flour dull but unchanged io price. Wheat firm and in better demand: sales 6,500 bushels Miiwaskee clad, at 8,000 do. red Michigan, at $l 23; and 9,000 do. y prime white Canadian, at $l 4. Rye oi sales 8,400 bushels Canadian, at 73c. » Oats and peas quiet. Tho violent southeasterly wind Keeps back a fleet of grain vessel, aud the receipts in consequence are light, censisting of 26900 bushels wheat, 120 do. barloy, 1,800 do. rye, 1,200 dv. peas. Canal exports—2,000 bbls. flour, 3,000 bushels wheat, 5,600 do. barley , 2,300 do. outs, Tout Flour t at $5 25 for eupertine a (a $1 23, Shipments—4,4.0 bbis. flour, 8,500 bushels wheat. Curcaco, Ni Wheat quiet, but sales, 10,000 Dnshels at S7e., 49,000 dv Corn active: sales, 25,000 bushels at 453ge. Oats steady. Receipts—1,200 bbis.’ flour, 22,000 bushels wheat, 28,000 do. corn, 6,060 do, oats. Shipments—3,400 bbls. flour, 48,000 do. wheat, 11,500 do. corn. Detrorr, Nov, 22, 1869. Flour quiet at $4 75 a $5 for supertine, Wheat quiet. Receipts—I,800 bbls. flour, 2,000 bushels wheat. ship- ments—2,200 bbls, flour, 2,000 bushels wheat, Miwavene, Nov. 22—6 P. M. Flour active. Whoat active, but’ unchanged in price. Corn dull. Oats steady. Receiptx—1,500 bbis. flow 82,00 bushels wheat, 2,500 bushels corn, Shipments— 360 bbls. tlour, 12,000 bushels wheat. ‘Toronto, Nov. 22—6 P. M. Flour steady: superfine $4 6234, fancy $5, oxtra $5 6234, ‘Wheat dull, and declined 3c. ate quiet, Barley dull at 60c. Peas at 0c, a S5c. ee Rosnery oF Lerrers axp ForGEry.—A German named William Muehl was arrested on Saturday by the United ‘States Marshal, on a complaint made by the special agent of the Post Office Department, charging him with fraudu- Jently obtaining from the Post Office in this city certain letters addreseed and belonging to Messrs. Strouse & Brothers, merchants at, No. 121 Liberty street. One of theee letters was mailed at Columbus, Georgia, and con- tained a draft for about $600. This draft was presented, with a forged endorsement, at the banking honse of August Belmont & Co., in Wall street, and a bill of ex- change on England obtained therefor. On application at tho Post Office, a watch was kept for the party who had improperly got possession of tho lcttors referred to, and on Satnréay morning Mueh! appeared again at the same Flour steady. window from which letters for Strouse & Brothers are delivered, and although at this time ask. ing for the contents of another box, he was recognized by the clerk a8 the same person who Lad called for and received the letters of that firm buta fow days previously. He was arrested and invited to ‘walk inside the office, aud scon after the cashier of Bel- mont & Co, was sent for, who identified him as the gentlo- man who purchased the biil of exchange but two or three days before with the forged draft, It subsequently turned out that Mueble had bought a ticket to go ont by the steamer Vanderbilt, to gail but a fow hours after his arrest, avd that his passport had tuat morning arrived at the Post Office from Washington. While he was detained at the Post Office, and before the Marshal, Mr. Holbrook, the Post Ofice agent, baving aa. corrtained that Muchie had been stopping at French's Hotel, and having aiready got possession of the keys of his truke, ke , went to bis room and recovered the bills of exchange, being the proceeds of the frands committed upon Mesere, Relmont & Co, and otter banking houses, ‘The care was taken before United States Commiseloner Betts, who, after # partial oxamination, adjourned the in- vestigation until yesterday morning, fur the purpose of al- lowing lime to secure the ai nce of other important witnesses, aud still further adjournment was ton granted. for the Fain purpose until Saturday next. Since tho arrest of this prisoner, it has been agcortained that ho passed another forged vratt, algo. taken from tho Post Oflice, upon @ business house ih Maiden lane, Williamsburg City News. Hwan RRMA Foon.--Yeeterday manning, whilo some kbhorers Wore engaged in eweayating in the rear of n6 Grand street, BE. D.,a box was discovered buriod a fow foct beneath the surface, which, on examination, was found to contain & Small ooffin with the remains of a obild. From appearances the bedy had been buried somo yours, ‘and thero were no marks ou the coffin as to whose they were, They were probably integreit while tho lots around there were not buRtupon, Coroner Snell held an inquest Diit the jury were unable to come to any conclusion as to the remeins. euetieeneneerncnniniiitines City Politaes, REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION. ‘The Republican Cy Convention for the pomtsation of Corporation Counsel and Almshouse Governor met last bight at tbe ropubtican beadquarters. The attendaass was full, and there was a large and rather noisy lobby aged iD urging the claims of their favorites. ir. Wm. Curtis Noyes was chosen chairmain, Wm. Lombier, Jr., and Jared Bull secretaries. 4 double delo gation appeared from the Sixth ward, and afer-a long aud ‘spirited contest the covvention decided by a large vote wo admit the delegation beades by Mr. George Kellock, A Communication was received from the People’s Cun- vention aunouncivg the appointment of a Committor of Conference on weir part, and the committee were iuvited im and received by the Couvention staudiug. Mr. Lewin N, Grover, chairman of the committee, stated that thoy Were appototed to confer with the Republican Convention, in order to ascertain if # union of entire vpposition vote might pet be effected on one tcket, believing that with but one opposition ticket in tho field at this election there would be a@ certainty of its success, while a division would result twevitable de- feat. ‘That Convention and the American Convention had Wlaced in nomination a candidate for one office only; aud if this Convention was willing to make some conces- siov he bad no doubt their ent.re toket would be endorsed by the American and People's conventions, Mr. Noywa, the President, seid in bebaif of the Conven- tion thet they had received the communication with great interest and and the result of their deliberations thereon would be made known ¢ the commitice, ‘The commities then retired as it came. ‘Tho subject was then orietly discussed, Mr. Wa RB. EvaRTs suggeetew that a8 this Cunvenuou had made nomi- pations they bad better goon aud dothe same and thon apcolmt a committee. The names of Mesers Marshall and Walker were with- rawn, anc a second ballot resuited in no choico—Pinck- ey reserving bb vutes and Dn the third ballot there were B4 voles for Mr. Tuthill ‘and 86 for Mr. Pinckney. On motion the nomination was made uoanimons. A resolution of thanks to tho officers was paasod. Op motion of bir, Evans & committee was appointed confer with the committee of the Peuple's Couvention. ‘The officers of this and the Mayoralty Convention were couneaied to uct us @ committee to get up a ratidcaucn ng at 4 iad o'clock this morning the Convention ad- u red. ‘The Convention then proceeded to the nomination of a canoidute for Aliehouse Governor. Messra Wm. A. Walker, James M Tuthill, D D. T. Marshal! and Wm. T. Pinckney Were severally named, and their claims urged by their respective friends. ‘Tho vote was taken vive voce with tho following result:— Wm. 7. Pinckncy,4t votes; James M. Tuthill, 43; D. D. 1. Marehu'l, 12; Wm. A. Walker, 7. f ‘The As agen then proceeded to ballot for Corporation JOUDsC Mr. Evarts proposed as a candidate E. Delafield Smith, Eeq., and went om to make a spcech in his Yavor. . Avcustrs ¥. Dow named Solomon ¥. Hail, of the Ninth ward, aud made # strovg eperch in his favor, in which he referred t the Eighteenth ward as the aristo- cratic ward; denomne-) the attampt of lawyers td dictate to them as Le better than slavery, and claimed this nomi- ‘ation as due te the Ninth ward—the Gibraltar of repub- Heapiem Messrs. E. C. Benedict, Luter R. Marsh, James Kelle: and Wm. 8 Evorts atyocated Mr. Smith, and Messrs, J. ‘T. Wiviams, R. H. Allen and Gon. Nye spoke for Mr. tall. The debate was long, aud gometimes very warm, On the firet ballot Hull had 53 votes, Smith Si and A. W. Bradford 6. On the second batiot Hull had 67, Smith 62 and Bradford 1. The nomination of Hull was made unanimous MEETING OF THE WHIG GENERAL COMMITTEE The Whig General Committee met last evening at the corner of Ninth street aud Broadway, for the purpose of ratifying tho nomination of J. Depeyster Ogden for the Mayoralty, and also for making # nomination for Corpo- ration Couueel. Ex-alderman James Webb had the chair, and Dr. Dodge acted as secretary. The minutes of the last meeting, of Novomber 18, were read und adopted, kx-Recorder Tartwance then took the floor, and, as chairman of a committee previously appointed to walt vpon the republican party and present their choice, J Depeyster Ogden, for the Mayoralty, read tho report of the committee and also the communication formally submitted w the repub‘icana, He said the communication was read by them and then unanimousty lait upon the table, and now the papers tell us that Mr. George Opdyke was wominated by that party. Mr. Tallmadgo was in fa- vor of a suspension of action till the flual deter migation of the republicans #nd Americans could be ascertained. Mr. We. H. DRavgR was in tavor of no such compro- mire; he desired, if defeat should be the result, having a clean titket in the fleid, Ex-Recorder TaLtmans took the floor again, and said that although 1 was probanlo that Sir. Ogden would be piss entirely by the action of the committes, in case, however, he should decline finaly, who wold they nomi- hate? He then proposed that the action of the committee should bo suspended till the next mecting. Pr. Loner could not see the uso of this resolution, as Mr. Ogeen had already been nominated, s0 he under- stood. Mr. Tarz3:ApcE then announced that Mr. Ogden had not a8 yet accepted the nomivation formally. Tt was then ved that A nomination for Corporation Counse: should be immediately entered into. It was then moved anc scconded that tho whalo subject should bo laid on the table. After consicerable discussion, rt of it quite vehement, Mr. Mr. Draper, tha Hoo. James ‘Brooks, Mr. Lavy and Mr: ement of the Americans could be gaised by romipating Mr. Andre’ for Corporation Counsel, and otbers, that as soon a8 they did this the Americans would lum and then turn arcund and roject Depyster nvention adjourned till next Saturday evening at ico AMERICAN COUNCILMANIO CONVENTIONS. The Convention inthe Fourth district mot last night, but adjourned to Saturday evening next, without transact- Ing any business. ‘Tbe Convention in the Fifth district met, but adjourned over to Monday eventug, without making any nomina- tions. In the Seventh Councilmanic district ©. M. Decker, Twelfth ward Noyce, Twenty first ward, and J. Al Alien, Twenty-second Ward, were vominated. A corm: Tilttee of five eas appointed to confer with the republi- cans, and the meeting adjourned until Saturday evening. The American Councilmanic conventions in the Sixth and Seventh Senatorial districts met last evening, but failed to muske aby horaination. The appe fer with the other opposition elements, wi combination guinst the democracy, will mect again on Friday evening. REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS. The republican Aldermapvic and Conncilmanic conyen- tions will meet to-night at the several places ap sointe: make nominatons, The Mozart Hall portion of the de- moorncy algo advertise to hold theic Aldermanic conven- tous. DEMOCRATIC COUNCILMANIC CONVENTIONS. ‘The Mozart Hali City Convention will meet to-day at three o'clock P. M., t0 nominate a candidate for Corpora- tion Counsel. The Tammany Hall Fourth District Couvention met last evening at the oorver of Twenty-second street and Third avenue. A committee of conference was appointed to waiton the Mozart Hall committee, and see if a fusion of the two tickets could be effected. Street Cleaning Operations Suspended. The City Inspector, Colonel Delavan, has beon obliged to suspend street cleaving operations since Saturday last, in consequence of the appropriation for that Department having been expended. It will take the sum of $25,000 to carry on the work the balance of this year. When Colone! Delavan entered upon his present position the strects were ina most filthy condition, consequently he had to put on a large force of laborers in order to get them in ® cleanly condition. Ina few days Mr. Delavan intends to publish the account of cach month’s expen: diture since the commencement of the current year, in order to show the public that since ho entered ‘upon the arduous duties of bis office he has used the pub. lic money with economy, and that the principal part of the enormous sum of $300,000, the item for street cleaning this year, was expended by City Inapector Morton, of dirty street notoriety. There remains about $17,000 of thi amount in the hands of tho Comptrolicr, but this is kept as u coutingent for any bills for stroet cleaning that remain unpaid. For tho last six or ight wooks City Inspector Delavan, with the conovrience of the Mayor and Comptroller, had the principal streets cieaned by ma. chinery, and with very good success until the fuitaro of the appropriation for that work was oxhanstod. ‘This modo of cieaning tho strecta has mot with decided opposi- tion by a combination of contractors, who have b. ing for the past six months to’ make a tract”? for this work. Thos far Colonel bas shown a@ deire to give the mac trial, and, if worthy of adoption, nor manner in which they do tle work the pnblic money, be will recommend theft permanent adoption, The Deputy Comptro'ler, Mr. Warren, thinks that if the pro rata of expense already paid for the sor- vices of the machines, 1s to be taken asa basis for a yearly expendituie for the purposes of street cleaning, that it will be a saving of at least $50,000 per annum, In the city of Boston tho estimate of expenses for tho current year, under the head of “internal tealth depart mevt,” ‘for cleaning the streets, lanes, & house ofl, garbage, abatitg nuisances, © keeping of about eighty horses in the city stables, construction of public carts, wagoos &c., amottuts to $188,000. The reevipt of ashes, offal, &e , '6 estimated at $20,400, leaving a cos H $112,600. It is true that Boston ts a muc city than our own, but this pro rata of expense is proportiona- Diy a great deal lesa than it cosis at present w clean our ftreots. The money received for the sale of manure, in New York, is not placed to the credit of the City In: gpector’s Department, but is placed to the debit of th Sinking Fund. ‘Tae Frorgwest ty Fics Live av Broowtys Meicnrs.—The paragraph in yesterday morning’s iseae, which stated that an catablisbinent on Brooklyn Heights was on last Sunday morning the sceno of decp sorrow and overshadowing gloom—it there having boen formally announced to tho guests at tho breakfast table thet thoy were henceforth to Be deprived of tho cetimable lady's prygenes who had. atwaye fitsided at their board, aad, in Abort, i had eloped with a yourrg thaa reputed to be very but peeseased of no personal :titract were alteady on their way to Europe—is lt the foRlow ing particulars partially incérrest. The statement as to the young mmn belag verry wealthy is Incorrect. He was Worth aboot $20,000, but dispaand of his property for About half its value, {n orderfo effect the elopoment im mediately. The etatement that the iady ip question was a member of Henry Ward Brodwor’s chutch ts also incor. . y is a Unnarint that ghurch ig hot known, n, but whether a mewhet of neler, Mr. Tallmaago, Dr. Dodge, | ping? taking different sites, some thinking that } | Political Intelligence, Ome Demoonat Buorr.—It 18 sadd that John T. Brown, detmorrat, elected to the Hongo of Represeistatives from tho Fifth Congressional district of Kentucky, will not take his went at the opening of Congress, ho being under the coa- atitutional age, Tho second section of article Ist of the constitution declares that “No person shall be a represeu- tative wh» shall not have attainod the age of twenty five yeare.’’ Mr. Brown lacks a few months of the required age. ‘Tux Geoncts SxvaTorsinr.—The Atlanta Confederacy #ays the election of a United States Senator was postponed by the present Legislature for the purpose of giving Mr. Cobb a showing for the post, in the event he shall fall to receive the Charleston nomination for the Presidency, Govervor Cobb'a friends, it says, were ostensibly for Jobpson, with the understanding that should the election be brought on the present session, and result in the choice of the latter gentleman, his friends were to go in fora Cobb delegation te Charleston. Lovumtana.—The returns of the election for Governor, thus far, foot up 9,686 for Moore (dem.), against 6,775 for Wells (opp.) The ropresontativos stand 42 democrats to 22 opposition and 6 indepénaent, Political Movement of Italians. ‘The Italian National Society, of New York, catablished some years ago under the direction of Marquis Pallavi- cino and General Garibaldi, afer having prepared the Present movoment for tho Italian Indepondonce under the auspices of Victor Emanuel, anapended operations as Boon as the war began. But now that the peace of Villa- franca has put an obstacle to that moyomoent before its object wae accomplished, the same national society have reorganized, uncer the Presidency,of General Garibaldi, and made an appeal for co-operati rh to all the Italians at home and abroad, The following named mombors of the Talian committco, organized in this city, for who aid of the families of tho Ttatian soldiers, auawer that call, and do- clare themselves ready to act with their friends, us 2 committee of the Italian National Socicty. G. Albinola, V, Botta, Dr. Ceccavinl, E.G. Fabbri, E. P, ‘Tabbri, O. Fabbricott!, G. Gajani, M. Pastacaidi. City Intellbgence. As Ussare Brenprxa.—The brick building now in a state pear complotion, intendod for the use of the City Taspoc- tor and the housing of the stein fire ongines, has been declared, by thoso compotent to judge, as wholly unsafe and upfit for ocenpancy. The elevation, or fagado, is on- Urely ont of line, having settied sevoral inches during the past month, It is stated that the princtpal support of the front wall hag been bailt over the remains of an old well or living water spring, its action rendering thoground quite soft. The City Inspector will refuse to occupy the upper floors, proferring to stay in his presont narrow: quarters rather than to jeopardize his own life and those of bis subordinates in a shaky buitaing. Tho Grand Jury Fhouid inuict this building forthwith, and caoge it to be razed to ita foundation. ‘Tre Repams at THR Crey Hatt.—Tho new cupola om ia City Hall has attained a semi Mnished state, and tlready begins to aseume quite @ respectable external appearance. The weather has been quite favorable for the progross of the repairs, and it is hoped they will be fully completed before the cold weather sets in. Evacuation Day.—Tho parade on this day promises to be vnusually good, provided the weather proves propi- tious. The commander-in-chief (Governor Morgan) having accepted an invitation to review the troops in front of the City Hall on that day, the membors of his staff will assem bie at his house, No. 66 Lafayette place, in this city, at 11% A M., in full uniform, mounted, for the purpose of accdmpanying him on that occasion. Coroners’ INQUESTS YesTERDAY.—An inquest waa held at the Now York Hospital by Coronor Schirmer, upon the body of Patrick Boylo, a native of Ircland, aged forty-two years, Who died from the effects of injuries accidentally received by falling from a hay wagon. The same Coroner also heta an inquest upon the body of Joseph Fitzhorbert, a battvo of freland, aged twenty three years, who died from the eff cts of injuriee accidentally received on San- day, ay being run over by one of the Second Avenue Rail- road cars, in Chathain street. Deceased was a machiniet by ocenpation, and lived at No. 275 Bowory. Fins 1N Nina AVENUE.—Between twelve and one o'clock. yesterday morning, a fire was discovered in a frame stablo in the rear of No, 420 Ninth avenue, owned by Frederick Keller, and occupied by John Gyleg. The stablo was soon destroyed together with one horse. The flames alsocom- municaicd to the dwelling house No, 418 Ninth ayenue, owned and occuptod by Mr. Kellers, damaging it proba- bly to the amount of $100; insured in the Pacific Insure... Company. The welling house No. 243 West Thirty-siath slrec was damaged about $870, Tt ig owned and occapied by J. and ia ingured in the Hamilton Insar ance Company. ‘ ran Mr. Gyleg’s lors on horse, harnese, Kc. will be about $150 ko insurance. The tire 13 supposed to have been tho work | of au incendiary. Mone Cinwpres Sayep.—Rev. Mr. Vanmeter left fur the | Weat yesterday, with his twenty-fourth company of children. Hie has long beon known in connection with the Five Points Mission, but now is the Suporintondent of the Fourth Ward Mizsion. Tm MaMMor BaLANcR Dock Gvarp.—Tbis organiza- on—composed of ship carpenters, caulkers and others, employ és of the Dry Dock Company—will proceed to Con- rad’s, Yorkville, on Thanksgiving day, for target practice. The prizes are’ yumerous and valuable, being presented by prominent fi; ng in our mercaatiie community. Over oie hundred and seventy-five muskets, besides a pioneer squad of forty of the tallest specimens of humanity New York can present, will form the battalion, Dodworth’s {ull band accompanies them. | CoxsoLanion FOR OCR TaxParens—We learn from | Mr. Warren, the Deputy Comptroller, that the rato of | taxation in PhilaJelphia during the Jaat’year bas been $13 £0 per one thousand, Iathis cy the rate has been $17 02 per onc thousand. Police Intelligence. Buroiany axp Extensive Laxceyy,-—The ng es tablishment of Mesers. Trowbridge & Co., No. 38 Walker street, was burglariou: entered a féw nights ago and property valued at $1,500 fell to the lot of the thioves. ‘The burglars eifected an entrance to the premises through | the roof, They first entered an alley way tn Lispenard street, then climbed over a fence and got mto an unoceu- pied building, trom which they ase r w the roof of d owbridye & Co.’s store. ane of a jimmoy they forced off the scuttle, and then, ending a step | ladder, ransacked the store. After collecting about $700 | worth of sowing six, and about $800 worth vf silks and yeivets, the rascals decamped in safety with their booty. Information — of fal wi communicated | to Captain Hutchings precinct police, who promp ly cctaile otlicers Bennest and Horbelt to. investi- se, Yesterday three persoug, uaued Hency | ckera, alias Sukey, and Thomas faving been impli- of Thompasn was | Mr. Trowbridge a3 having been stolen from his store on the night of the bi glary. No traco ofethe stolen sitks could be discovered, j Dut the police feel sangnine of being abie to recover them. atan early day. The prisoners were locked up in the Tombs for examination. . ARREST OF A Note BROKER. — doing business in Wall sti evening, by the detective police, at the instance of William Shipman, also a brokor, who charges that tho prisoner defrauded him out of $10,000. The compluiaant alleges that come weeks ago he placod in Wood's bands promisso- ry notes to the extent of $10,0¢0 for the purpose of having tho same discovuted. Insivad of baving the notes dis- counted, however, the accused, as it is charaed, disap- peared from his place of business, taking with Lim tho | notes. Fearing that Wood intonded to defraud him, tho complainant bad him arrested, aa wry etated. Tue ac- cured dontes any intent to defraud, and hopes to establish his innocence af an early day. He was taken to the office of the Depoty Superintendent, aud thore deuined for ex- unipation, Wood resides in Brooklyn, where be has a wife aud family, but when arrested he Was boarding at a hote! in Fitth avenue, ip this city, Cuarcr ov Passixa Cov sz Moxny.—A porgon, | giving bis name as John Smith, was arrested on Monday | vight, charged with attempting to pass two couaterfeit “<fivce’? on the Bank of Commerce, of Pr RI, at} the store of Jobn Murray, No, 663 Wastington street. Two ‘persons who were in company with Smith at the me managed to make good their escape, The accused was brovgtit before Justice Kelly Jefferson Market Folice Conrt yesterday, wheo he was committed tor ex amination. Store keepers and others would do weil to be ou their guard, as the bills aro well calculated to decsive, ASSAULT Witt A Cart Rexc.—A difflealty occurred be- tween two carmen yesterday at the corner of th street and avenge B, when one of the belligereats picked uparung and struck his autegonist on tho right arm, | fracturing the bone in two places. The injured man, who gave his vame as James Calvin, appeared before Justice Steers and mede a complaint against his assailant; but tp to Inst evening the police could Gad no trace of his where- abouts. | Correcrion.—-In the report of the circumstances at- tending the stabbing affair corner of Mamersley and Va- rick streets, it was incorrestly stated that when the wounded man, James Parcell, was stebbed, he was in tho house of widow O'Neil. Just previous to the assault upon hit he was in the store corner of Varick street, and it was immediately upon his going cut that O'Neil stabbed him as is alleged. found a pi on r jarles Wood, a note broker was arrested on Monday RY Naval Intelligence. Tho United States steamer Water Witch made a trial trip on Wedneeday, aud the result was satisfactory to all con- cerned. Her machinery worked woll, and’ nothing ov: curred to mar bor complete success. Her mininum speed ‘was about teu miles per hour, She wil ortly sail for her destination, which is tho Gulf equadrdz. The follow: ing Im a correct it of her offloors:—Lientenant Commanding, 0. Surtort: First Lieutenant, Henry 8. Nowegmb; Second Lieatenauf, James H. Gillis; Tatrd Lieutenant, Willtun 11. Ward; Passed Assi S.A. Engles; Second As. on ut Surgeon, stant Rogineer (AtWng Chet), William G. § ; Driver, Asatetant Engineers, Henry 8. Davhts, Reynold Ward Sgpttergood; Onptain’s Clerk, Charles Hi. Sarturl; Parner ®Bierks Joseph 8. Harvigs—Woryolk Herald, Now Arrivals and Depaxtur: ARKIVALS, From New Orleans, in the il I af Mr Jobk Jarvia, ship Lierty—Miew Kate parlan Superior Court, Before Hon Judge Moncrief und a Jury. Nov. 22—Saae Jacobsohn vs, August Belvmt —This was an action to recover damages for the misfeasance of the defendant in regard to two promissory notes which plain- tiff bad entrusted to him for col'ectien. It appeared that in May, 1864, plein deposited with defoudant for coliec- thon a note of René Masson for $350, and in June, 1854, a note of Lorenzo Salvi. At these times Masson and Salvi were in Mexico, and defendant sunt the noes to N. Davi- son, hig correspondent there, with instructions to collect them, and as to Salvi's note, to enforce payment if it could be enforced without much expense, and if not, to return it, Davieou presented tbe notes; Masson stated bis lnobiiien te serene laivt said be hud bed no cousidera- note until the next mati, to be able to collect it, and on November 1%, 1864, wroto that Salvi bad made no money in Moxico snd had left for Ha- Havana. These letters were shown plained, #aid, made no objection. Salvi's note waa lot miesion from Mexico t© Huvaoa, ani Masson’ the time of the commence- and therefore responsible for ita loss. On defendant's partit was alloged that what was done was pursuant to plainuff's iuetructions, and that defendant had not been guilty of fine jury retired, and after an absence of two hours and . bat roraied with 8 verdig for the plainti of 980817, OF jonas. Galbraith and Tow! dant Moers. Man and Rodman. tan na? Safe Calendar for W: Nou 2100, 2163; 2436, 2548 ose oata, 2828, 2880, 2882, 2684, Uhus, 1840, 2bid, 2640, 2848, 2650, Svrmmor Covrr.—Part 1—Nos, $19, 431, 463, 668, 697, 090, 715, 623, 686, 677. Part 2—Ty the same. Nog BOE, 14TSy 1238, 1588" 1018, caures—Nos 1018, 8647, 2137, 3605 2583, 1652, 3689, 3621, are ‘The Family Herald. ‘TUE ALARM AND EXCITEMENT IN VIRGINIA—TREASON IN THE PULYIT—INTERVIBW WITH OLD BROWN'S WIFE—INTERESPING FROM OHINA—A VISIT TO TEE TOME OF WASUINGTON IRVING ~ STREET PARADE OF THE SONS OF MALTA IN BOSTON—THR RECENT ME- THOR—APP AUS IN ECEOPE—LOUAL NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS—CONDITION OF THE MARKETS, ETC. ‘The Fammy Henazpof to-day (Wednesday) wilicontainanac- count of the Alarm and Exciement in Virgiula—Dread of Another Abolition Incursion—Project of Setzing and Holding Hostages for Old Brown—Virginia Arming for Civil War— Meeting in Boston in Hehalf of Uid Brown's Famlly~Sketch of Frank B, Sanborn, of Boston, Mass Revolutionary Sermon by « Unitarian Minister in New Harnpsbire—An Interview with the Wife of Capt. Brown, Ae., &e., &o, will also contain:—A highly interesting Letter from Pekin, China—Acconnt of the Journey of the American Kmbassy to Perta—Graphic Deserfption of the Scenes by the Way-—Chi- nese Carmsges, Roads, Canals, Canal Trackers, Junks, Crops, Cattle, Cookery, de, de; Aceount of a Visit to the Home of the venerable Washington Irving; A Report of the Broderick Obseqnies in New York on Sunday last The Veterinary Col- lege Institute in New York; Arrival of the Steamablp North Siar—Account of the Lisaster to Her—Tateresting Personal Narrative of the Voyage; Affairs in Eurove—Lewers from our London and Paris Correspondents—The Russian Emperor's Reception of antAmerican Citizen—The War between Spain and Morceco—British Impressions of the Harper'a Ferry Out- break; Description of the Street Parade of the Sons of Malta in Roston; An account of the recent Meteor as seen in Massn- ebucetts, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginis; An account of pure end Suicide of the Burglar Rouse; Fditortals on Prominent Eveuts; Al! the Local News of Interest of New York and the Adjoining Cities; Doings at the Police Courts; Coroners’ Inquests, Theatrical Notices, &o., &c., comprising 4 large amount of reading of interest tothe general reader. Rach week's ‘ssue of the Faux Heraty contains a report of the Condition of the New York Cattle Market, with the amount of Stock offered for sale, thelr Condition, the Prices for which they were Sold, Ac., &¢.;A Report of the Prices of all Kinds of Fasily Marketing at Washington Market in New York City; Commercial and Money Market Reporte; Marriages and Deaths for the week, ands large amount of miscellaneous reading. Tenws—The Famizy Hera. is published every Wednesday at Two Dollars per aunum. Subscriptions received al the office cornor of Fulton and Nessun streets. Single copiee (orice four cents) to be obtained at the office and of al news venders. Advertisements inserted at the usual HeRaup rates, Dvawings of the Delaware State Lotte- ries.—WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of the DELAWARE, GEOLGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATS RIA Drtawane—Exrea CzAss, No. 609, Novewnen 22. 1859, 74, 3, 5, 14, 47, 69, , 6, 64, 19, 4, 60, Be DELawune—Crese No 610, Nove ,, 1869. 62, 44, 9, 21, 74, 20, 36, 68, 4, 12, 53, 49, 24. Circulars sent free of addressing SWCOD, EDDY 400, Wilaingtin, Delaware, Real Estate Sale. No. 414 BROADWAY. This valuable int and Mouse, 26 fest 10 inebes front and 85 feet deep, next to the corner'of Canal atreet, on Broad wa: will positively be sold. by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, auo. tioveer, on this (Wednesday), 24d November insisn o'clock’ at noon, by order Si force, F. F. ¥. S.—Fullerton’s French Yoke Shirts, made by band to order; wioter Gloves, Hosiery, under Garments, Scarfs and Ties, ai 30) Broadway, near Duane st. Selling Off. Tn corseqtiance of an {mportant change in our firm, to take Ritce on the Brat of Jamnary, onr entire stock of Fasbiouable | inter Clothing must be closed out; we therefore offer sar large it elegant sicck, comprising every style and description of Winter Furu‘shing ‘OD Gel lo caver expenses. supplicd themselves will vow be . rae ee aud Lave « splendid stock to select from ve. jotbiers in the surrounding cides and towae will be liberally dente with, We shall close ont the entire Winter Stock before the time named, if itevea brings less than cont ‘Th's ‘is @ rere opporunoity, almost at the beginning of tho Winter seneon, and sbonk be avalied of in ime, while We stock is {uli und complete. / D. DEVLIN & CO. 258, 269 and 260 Broadway. Gredy’s Gallery has Removed from 359 Broadway t 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Photo @raphe, Degneirectypes nud ambrotypes. Thanksgtving,—Wolmes’ Ola Gallery, BIS Broad ay, open for ood Pictares, aud giving thanks for them a8 vend}, and thasks to the Lord ofjail. Brocklyn Holiday Portralts.—Wiltiam- eon Brothers, 242 Fulton street. ing Day till 3 o’clock, wwatlons, by FUWLKK & WELLS, 303 Billiards and Chess.—Tables for Salem A. BassFORD, a9 Fulton street, wil! bask against Phelan’e patent. Truest angler victucs. Grover & Baker's Noiseless Family sew- ng Machines ‘at reduced prices - 495 KROADWAY, NEW YORR. 1s FULTON STHERT, BROOKLYN, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, Office, 505 Broadway, New York. Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, to suit every eve Spectacles and Liyepisssts in gold, wilver, and steel fraines, at SENS INS & CU, Opticians, 68934 Broadway, opposite Houd strect, under the Lafarge Mouse. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire and burglar proof Sefen 251 Broadway, corner of Murray srcol, New York, Billiards and Chess.—Tables for Sale.—A, RASSFORD, 449 Eniton sirect, will bank against Phelan’s pa- tent.—Truest angles victors. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees—the best in the world—®boiesale and retail, and the Dye privately applied. No 6 Howse. Opera and Marine Glasses, of the most renowned German and Freach makers, fn lire agsortment, 1 per cent cheaper than soy where in the elty, at EMMONS & CO. G69; Broadway, opposite Bond street, tnder the La. fargo House, Barry’s Tricoperous is the Best and chenpest article for dressing, beautifying, cleaning, curll ving and restorin, Vite. Ladies uy it ‘sla by Entchelor’s Hair Dye, eA, be dest inne world, surpassing aM wade. Sold and ap- plied at the wanntactory, 28% Broud trer. Hair Dye A Barclay etrect, and Boothng ASMP are now vaed year fer children teething, wth never (ailing framediata and certain, Ouly 260. a bottle. es Of Every Description for Pern: tion of Rupture, Bathing Trasea, Supporters, races, Suscensory Bancagea, Sik ‘wok ings, , Anklets. and all Surgical appliances scleatically hy MARSH & CO., No. 2 Vewcy et, AnlorHouse, N, X. Tra nent reten! uld Kaee Ca; applied, at St Nicholas Hotel, N. ¥ , to-da: Consult free, Cure certain in allen: Holloway’s Ointment Cures the Worst eave of hoarseness in a few hours Applied to the thront and ebest it wi'l eventually cure asthma and bronchitis ta tucie most violent stages; It ts equally el atiweive f 6 ‘Supreme Conrt. fh partition, and urder the direction of MICHAEL ULSHOKFFRE, Ke: Monsious in sul disoasea of NEW YORK: HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, -23,--1859. Macaca inna bess Mla chal The Ure wings of the sussex Coun! Consolldaied Lowery ot Velaware ea pu. ond FRANCE, BROADBENTS & 00., Wad .ueee, The Of the State of Delaware, af tts last session, having giveu to Wroadbente & eoatract ont ata & Co. tor tbe , Commi eppotned piiosery i bereby ow thal the following are’ the was” Susexx Counrr—Ocase 206, Noveusen 22, 1868, ‘Tl, 65, 66, 69, 72, 9, 41, 60, 29, 64, 64, 61. Comsouparep LorremY—O.sss 170, Nov. 22, 1860, 18, 49, 16, 75, 15, 35, 58, 40, 69, 22, 74, @3. DRE moe oor oe in 5 MISCELLANEOUS. RAR AR AAR AANRAD A AAAD APPAR RT AAR Al rfXERDELL'S WEDDING Ca! ouly at S02 Way, Corner loge enero ma Sat A SELENDID NEW MEDALLION PER vu Verve, Liverpool. Jat received from deher Creeley = veveral vow’ Beaalion Carpets; also Velvots, x Hugs, Mats) at'groatly reduced. prices. "ales Sa Bega at BiRaM ANDRESOWS, Boece thet Goat TaLCOTT GU. WILL GUNE UFF THis BYEAING, ‘Apollo Rooau 419 TTENTION.—HARRIS & RUSSAOK, 223 Bownny, Ld 4 2 and. 241 Righih avenve, fer a. very, all prices, qualities, Grand mreet ‘Mantiias. vf and poy od River Mist, ‘White's ts the Place for gay purchase a Hat for » holiday, at 216 Broadway. White's Fall —Gemtlemen’s Dress Hote at WHITE'S, the , 316 Broadway, opporitest. Paul's church. the Young and Married TWELL—BcckMAN.—In Jersey City, on ——e Nov. 21, at the residence of Ira ‘Smith, Eaq., by Rev. Wiiam Tonison, Mr. Amos M. Arwxit lo Mies Josmram brn cd all of Jersey City. Aibany papers please copy. BuowsCLang.-On Monday, Nov. 21, by tho Rev. Mr. Keegan, Enastus W. Brows, of New York, to Anna A. CLaxkk, Of Brooklyn, Dvstor—Gantz —On Monday, Nov. 21, by the Rev. Charles Kelsey, Jou. Duxtor, of New Orleans, to Miss Ewxuys A. Gantz, of this city, eldest daughter of Wi- Nam Gantz, Esq. Gope—Oakes.—On troy. © Nov. 22, at the residence of the brige’s mother, by the Rev Henry Blanchard, Cuaress C. Gostx, of Florida, New York, to Euza A., eluest hter of the late Andrew Oakes, of Brooklyn. Grast—Van Ouype.—On Tuesday, Nov. 22, by the Rev. Mr, Hastings, Mr. Jony G. Gnayt, of Galveston, ‘Texas, to Miss Kate Vay O1mxpe, of this city. ‘Herson—1 R.—On Thursday, Nov. 17, by the Rey. William F, Morgan, Richaxn G. Hupaon, of Baltimore, 5 ee i third daughter of William Templar, of New ‘ork. Baltimore and Ulster county papers: Kinc—Copprsatox.—On Tuesday, Leroy Lockwood, at Rahway, N. J., New York, to Miss Hannan M.’Coppixaton, Boston and California papers please copy. Weep—Fipen.—at ford, 22, by the Rev. Ambrose Toad York, to Joarrnine, daughter of former place, please cope Nov. 22, by Rev. V. Aupert H. Kina, of Rahway, ., on Tuesday, Nov. ‘Atnurt G. Weep, of New Robert Elder, Esq., of the Birt! Barr.—On Monday, October 24, at Georzo‘own, British Guiana, the wile of Epwaxp Gkorcs Bark, Esq., of a daughter, Died. Pris Monday evening, Noy. 21, of epilepsy, Gro. . Bain. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, 304 Bleecker street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Bunnews.—At Hackensack, N. J,, on Monday, Noy. 21, Ronxxt BURNstDg, in the 70th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take place this ee afternoon, at one o’ciock, from the South church tn Hackensack. nap.—On Monday, Nov. 21, Josmra Burrer- 1TELD, & Dative of England, in the 60th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers.of Templar Lodge, No. 203, and Keystone Lodge, F. & A. M.,and the fraternity in gonoral, are invited to at- the funeral, from his late residence, No. 43 Orchard . on Thursday afternovn, at one o'clock. Comncys.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Nov. 19, of cho- lera infantum, Gzoxck M., only child of George M. and Isabella Comegys, aged 1 year, 6 months and 4 days. Tusculoosa papers please copy. CunsuvcH.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nov. 22, Nexty only daughter of William $.'and Margaret Clirebugh, aged 2 years. articulars of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. FargrpaR.—On Monday, Nov. 21, after a short illness, Cuansorre, youngest daughter of William and Mary Far- qubar, aged 6 months and 29 days. Favera) takes place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'ciock, from the residence of her parents, First avenue, Astoria, L. I. Hasnves.—On Sunday, Nov. 20, Larra Herm, wife of George G. Hastings, and daughter of James L.’ Cartis, aged 28 years. ‘The rélatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- Tai, from the rest@ence of her husband, corer of Montague and Hicks streets, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at twe o'clock, without her notice, Inwix.—In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, Nov. 22, Rommrt Frrro, ouly son of Robert and Susan Irwin, aged 2 years and 2 months. ‘His funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, trom the residence of his parents, 249 South First street, Williamsburg. Jouxetoxs.—On Tuesday, Nov. 22, of suffusion on the Ura, Epwaxp D., son of Robert and Emma Johnstone, aged 5 years. ‘The remains Will be taken to Claverack, Columbia coun- ty, for interment. The funeral services will take place at | his father’s residence, No. 3 Billings row, West Fiftieth strect, this (Wednesday) morning, atten o'clock. Rela- tives and friends are requested to attend. Jones —On Saturday, Nov. 19, Mr. Namaste: W. Joses, | formerly of Barbados, W. I., aged 67 years. | Jurum.—On Sunday, Nov. 20, at Cranoville, Now Jer- | sey, Many E. Jonmrn, aged 18 years and 7 months. | The friends of the family are invited to attend her fa- Inesday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, lurch, Now Jersey. Kixsizy —Op Monday, Nov. 21, at_her residence, No. 131 East Twenty-sixth street, ANN® Kinsuey, in tho 63d year of ber age. ‘Tho friends, and those of her sons, John, Christopher and Thomas, and her sens in-law, E. Mulvany and Jas. invited to attend th ral, this (Wedneeday) af , at two o'clock. Hi remaing wii be taken td the cemetery corner of First avenue and E » carriages allowed. | © Marrev 21, after a short illo | Cavuartye A., the beloved wife of Patrick Marun, aged | years, 2 months and 3 de The relatives and fri sof the family, and of ber father, Michael Piupkett, and those of ber brothers, Jubu and Witiam H. Plunkett, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Wednesday ) afternoon, at bali’ past one o'e'ock, from her late residence, 183 Delancey street. ‘The remuing will De taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment. California papers please copy. Mesxnoie. —Suddenly, at his residence, on Saturday, Noy. 19, AnRAHAM MescroLe, aged 69 years, after baving attended to his business up to the evening previous to bis death, He was the only brother of the late ex-Alder- man B. J. Meserole, and bis father was one of the earliest setilors of Williamsburg, Long Island, where alee 4 and copnections are extensive, and by whom his loss will be deeply regretted. We sympathize with his family in their sad bereaventent, his wife being deprived of a kind husband, and the chidren of a gentle and affectionate futher of truly Christian principles. Onrey.—On Tuesday gNoy. 22, afver a long illness, Cavs Orren, aged 28 ycars and 6 months, His triends and those of his brother, Henry Otten, are invited to attend the funeral, to morrow (Thursday) after- lock, from his late residence, corner of ue and Twentictn strect. Pontr.—On Moday, Ney. 21, Rev. Junius Poue. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, from his late street, near Stagg, Williamsburg. on Monday, Noy. 21, of consump- wife of James Slotf, aged 49 yeare. ‘The friends of the family arc respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from her late residence, 497 Second ave- nue, corner Thirty fret street, this, Wednesday, at twelve o'clock M. Her remains will be takea tv Greenwood cem- etery for interment. Suaxnox.—On Tuesday morning, Nov. 22, Mies Many Amrua, danghter of Joba and Kuiza Jano Shannon, aged 21 years, § montha and 26 days. The friends of the family sre respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral services, this (Wednesday ) afternoon, at six o’elock, at the residence of ber father, No. 70 Morton street. Tho remains will be taken to Hempstead, L. 1, on Thursday morning for interment. Wark —At Harlem, on Monday, Noy. 21, Marta E. Warr, danghter-ef George N. Waite, The frienas of the family are respectfully invited to al fond the funeral, from St. Andrew's church, 127th street, near Fourth avenue, Harlem, this (Wednesday) after noon, at half-past three o'clock. Woo.worm.—On Tuesday, Noy. 22, after a long and painful illmess, Mis. Many Woowornt, in the 67th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her in-law, Charles P. Cooper, No. 323 West Twenty-third strect, ou Friday morning, at eleven o'clock. i MISCELLANEOUS. CARD.—i8 YOUR HalR GRAY! OR TURNING | gray: Or isi any color youdo not liket If so, buy a bottie of 4 WITEON'S HATR COLORER. | Ibe best and cheapest preparation tn the world, changing the “grayest hair” to beautiful “jet black or brown” in twoer tree applications. IT IS NOT A DYE, t will change the hair to any shade; igapplicd like water: no \rouble; no coloring the skin or burning the hair, and w: increase the growth of the halr at the same tne. TWANTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. N. B—On receipt of $1 by mail we will send six bottles of Wilson's Hair Color to any address in the United States, Dt- recto JAMES WILSON, 306 Grand aireet, New York. D THROUGH RRS gE 1.0. & PASSPORTR ISU OUMM the chest aud organa of respiratien. 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