The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1860, Page 8

His friend and those of his brothers William and NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1860. cers erent tO ‘ Oe, Ae ele: teenepetione en atsigneee there wes poring ond > * ; Sf 1, 824 9 83; New York Central Rail- a Patrick Doran, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ea. ¥ Paseage a A Double Marder Near Port Ewen, N. ¥. | af; Pacific Mail, 833 9 89 0; Hudson River | azeiritd by Selson ta eed nhects the suatee pro. , Tal, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at balf past one o'elock, Win 4 Bilis Nichols, Coarieston, with cation, 1o Me: | sfler tig. . : APPRAY—CAUBE OF THE 0} 8 4; Exie Railroad, 8j a 9; Hudson contained in the above described sheets. pe ory : Sd, JAMO, no Gale—Arr schr Metle “sowngend, Newport FULL PARTICULARS OF TH yp TS VICTIMS. oud, 70} # £3 Hie tam Railroad, 9 a; do, pre- | pusce, on be next veiLto Now York, to procure from we | froin his ata residence, No. 246 Avenue B, corner of Four iti Wat, Charieston, 8 days, wit eotoa, to | for fan ves 0) paneneireane: HD HAMS OS (auring toe page vwo | reson, 408 #5 SSS "406 02; Wioh- | 22288 Bere arate aeeetnerie the’ Guart, The |" Dkan-—At ber late reeidenee, Second avenue, corner of Sheddon, ashi gtoa, MO, 4 days, with Oct 31 via Rio Janeie—a sae Bio Bio, Rogers, Boston Great excitement bas been evil ister county, by | ferred, 33 a 34; Reading propels gas bo ene ee Guier the juriadieuon of the Sheriti of | 128th etreet, Harlem, on Monday, Feb. 13, Mrs. Carmenws | gotten, 10,8, Blossom & soos, tia tee 37 06, loath 21.) (Pan Breansure Bo~ mares ae ‘er Wree days in and around Port Ewen, Central Railroad, 37f a J; Michigan ern | ooke, belt at Dean, widow 6f the late . Dean. 7AM owe Fidatit fi Padres. Ly, Pout, trom Unione air irom New. -s@M1AN, at PontiAND—By TRLEGR: en Tpleody affray which ccourred on the ico near taat vil- | BOM < i 4, 14g | S2 York, samnot b¢ removed aa yet in ihe death of this excellent woman her children have | jeeAve fer Now york. with tn" yar: | ofimarer ang vigfSre san 3b Burdet, Hart, Qadia; 27 © eek any anernoon last. THO facie, a8 near as | and Northern Indiana, 6} a 9; do. guaranteed, rere Jost = mother that ie sclcom equalied in conjogal relations, | (it entrar ag iacecietdntaf ant Pand women | Liversco), samenon, re; SA, ‘Iago, on Saturday re at follows:—A party of threo | a; Panama, 132 a 3; Winois Central, 66} 9 $; Stock Exchange. ¢ ungurpassed by any in their large circle of 7 "rows badly Hrostitica, and brought them to this Arn {59 “dew Orleans Jan 21, Mar uognalonrn:, raul gala sopaa, Ulster couaty, two brothers aud | Galena and Chicago, 66{ 967; Cleveland and To- oe ams, Uh Us MGs | SOME tet ar orpaticoes nod tbe "poo a bsqaaceh OU6 of |< Abr S2 Toumtne, Fotarne, Washington, NO. dare wih | Bla ay Oa) erat ua BET W Psi tae asail in an ice boat on the river on 8a | Jedo, 19} @ 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 62} a; $108 Che Oar til Be asad al a B1ig sy ht Sto p ‘actactor paw hE ia fons. Had beavy weather; loat foressil Art from eeeestan My Menesale Taha, 04 fig 7a Mane , elo ; inoie G ; 8, 190. % i. ane ae Schr JM Taylor, Ri NO,6 days. Has lo, | ¥ . of the ¥ tmrday afternoon, about three o'clock. On arriving °P- | Tikinois Central 7's, 885 a 89), eee ‘s tae She rests trom her Iegeg, Paap aleninag tools pn oy et dal veld Jog Norx Jam 1, Queen of the Bloat, tod Bre from ine porite Port Ewen, they fastened the boat i the “i P 0 ‘The bisinegs of the Sub-Treasury was as follows | 4699 do. "on And her works 341) foliow ber. me Mou ‘Bedell, Ryder, Norfolk, 3 days, wiih cosa £0, to id for Boston Jan 26, Bagle, {trom Liverpos)- yent into a tavern to drink, While there three Irishinem | 4) aqy._ 1000 Her funeral will take »', Wi at twetve | met Bese ardne, Button. Yiginie, 8 1, frown London for New Y. pierras im Port Ewen took poesession of the boat aud i“ “ ecaigta..: 10000 Mis o'clock M., from or iis realtones ema ieoue cor- | Rehr Hy then ven Sears fice Qe he ahs leaby, dc. i dona galled around. One of the brothers, seeing them in the | _ For costom! A — } Pag toowtr gts The rela ives and friends are respect- _ D i Witham, Wesley, Port Me ut, er New Orleans, put into Ply- aetsh lly ‘civited *o attend. 4 ‘or Buea ails. maddie of the river, went to am and wens ete wt Fetal paymen a 0 i Pagan ety evening, Fe, 1, Axpuew Fe Bebra, Tape, Meabupor fe cay x »¥ 3 ‘ uy : 4 Petrei. Baker. cOL. ~ (b) Kate BREF wore voned (0 drive them out, when one of the | ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this Pop SnU nen A. Beaten, ABA, Baran BS HERS, ROREY 4, Remuter ooteep See rorianoe, fe coal ALALACBICOLA: Feb ll—Arr (by tal) ship Kate Sweet- esas bed bim’ in the 0 \- ral 20,243,868 12, and the balances | 40¢0 Cahfornia, Rotice of funeral hereafter BELOW. ‘Arr barks Vernon, Small, Mesaion; Fila, Iriebmen drew a knile snd ouns rie tha Recast, in morning were $20,243, » 4606 Cit: pie age FS Feb. 14, © Gait eitinniek. 'H Mathews, Lampher, Galveston via Sting » roe he remaining brotber and bis frend, when | $1,201,273 72, 1000 N Hon, ifanteoa of Doha A eet’ Brlages ©, Garduar, : BAILED. nusee balleriy, Honest, Onatoten i Detb rushed to the asgistance of the injured mau. Oa The Michigan Central Railroad invites the ex- | 6000 N¥Cen bds, ” ged year, 6 months and 23 days. r en Reed, Phin ok. iving at where he lay, they found him lying inseasi- . i ber of its bonds due ‘April | aec0 SeRR bes 16 80 The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- er, and Express, Havana; Ano ‘ld. bark Park: io- Bio when wey rusbed upon the Irishmen, # rearing veu- | linge of a limited number of i AP 1000 HudRiv RR 3m 81 tend the funeral, ‘thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at one | mond; brigs Princess Royal (Br), ; ese Je WEL, oh, geance. On ‘arriving at the boat one of the Irish. | 1 for first mortgage second Sinking Fand bonds pi arte 4 ax o'clock, from. the fresidence of his parents, No. 9 Prince | Wind during the dsy N to NE. Ww ee Ie aban men seized the tiller and struck the friend of | 4.5 4, yee, and proposes to pay for the present a | Scco0 do... 96 bay ai 1 T'“eel Miblag: Tob, WHE ldth—Arr (by tel) steamer City of Ne “fons » Phila the brothers a terrible blow upon the head, and he fel ‘ dividics Chee Gee ae jearMan.—At Jamaica, I. I., on Monday, Feb. 13, (vite ran, Ore: fmsensible upon the ice He was alive at last axcounts, | honus of five per cent upon & chan; Do ata Ubwen Be 100 aM Guituan, aged 47 years. ¥ A almenioola owing, wr Dut his recovery is despaired of. | The remaining one then | qe second Sinking Fund is made from an annual | 49 N'Y yire & Tt Oo 167 ee fand those of the family» 8 | wary an & Caroline, from Blizabetbport for Boston, sprang mF vy, Blo Jeo ropeaht Barak ‘started for the tavern, and obtaining & pistol, returned to the Boat and shot one of the Irishmen, instantly killing im. Fle then started for Rondout, pursued by the two wemaining comrades; but be reached that village in ad- 00 of his pursuers, and instantly gave himself up to euthorities. The young man who was stabbed was ‘oried on Sunday. The guilty parties have been arrested. Our Informant could not the names of aay of the ty, but through tho kindoess of the operator at Cham- re strect he learned that the name of the Drothers was Bilyea. They resided at Esopus, and were aged reapec tively twenty and. twenty-two years. The eldest was mabbet, and the youngest shot the Irishman. ‘The latter ‘te said to have been severely injared tm the affray. Pelice Intelligence. Reakeesr ov Raxwey, THe Gut Book May.—We pub- Mashed, a few days since, the arrest of A. Ranney, the no- ‘eriows gift book man, who was arrested on a charge of ‘wwindling a couple of Germans out of $200, but who was wabeequently discharged by Juetice Quackenbush on his (promusing to refund the money. On Monday he was ‘again arrested on the complaint of Valentine Yehling, & young German, who charges him with having dofrandod Dim out of $100 by the following process:—Some timo sinee Yebling called on Ranney in answer to an advertise- ment for agents, and, on the payment of $100 as security fer the faithful performance of his duties, was appoiated fe @ situation around the office, A few days after Ranney requested Yehiing to start for Pennsylvania to ebtain subscribers for different publications, which the fermer agreed to transmit on the order of Yebling ‘and a commission upon the sales of which the latter was Re receive. Yebling objected to doing this, Ranney re- Seang to pay his expenses or furnish specimen copies of the books, and demanded the return of his $100. Ranney wo a note for the amount, which he declined paying om @oming to maturity, and Yehting preferred » payment of $24,500, in addition to any surplus from the first fund. In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in the case of Hamilton against the city of Pittsbarg, on two bonds issued by the Chartiers Valley Railroad, and guaranteed by the city, a decision was ren- dered, concluding as follows:— ‘That the defendants and their succospors in office be, and they are hereby, commanded forthw¥h to make full and ample provision for the payment of all the interest now due upon the bonds issued by the Mayor, Aldermen and citizens of Pittsburg, in payment of their subscriptions of $150,000 to the capital of the Chartiers Valley Rail- road Company, according to the tenor of said bonds, by tho as ut and coljection of such taxes as may be vecee:afy for the purpose. And it is further ordered that the defendants pay the costs of this suit. In the course of his opinion Judge Strong re marked that while the impolicy of manicipal sub- scription to stock in railroad companies must be admitted, the constitutionality of laws authorizing them has been sustained not only in Pennsylvania, but in sister States, by a weight and‘aniformity of judicial decisions such as very few other constivu- tienal views have been able te bring to their apport. The Norwich and Worcester road shows a loss of about $500 in January on Boston passengers, and $2,000'on Boston freight. The boats were off one week, and the fare is now $8 against$4. There is again of $1,141 on local fréight and passengers:— against him. His case was set down for a hearing yester- 8 ‘at Jefferson Market Police Court, but-owing to the | Receipts in January, 1850. pe dia not come oa. Bestteseno | Recetpts in January, 1860. gate of ‘Yebling, Auguste Walling, residing io Brooktyn, eomplaive that on the 28th of Decembor last'he was wwindled out of $50 by Rauncy; Frederick Potcelia, of ‘Wo. 17 Baxter street, on the 17th of January, deposited with Ranney $106, only $7 of which he received back; Rule, of No. 221 William street, deposited $100, no of which he had been ablo to get back. Detective had received a number of letters from parties in ‘the country complaining that they hare made remittances ‘te Ranney for books, &c.,and have never reveived any weply from him. Personal Intelligence. Mayor Wood left tho city yesterday for Washington, where he intends remaining until Monday-mext. Alder- man Peck acts as Mayor during his absence. ‘The New York correspoudent of the Charieston (8. C.) @owrier bas the following:—A rumor obtains very gene- here, that the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles has experienced. of heart, and that he centemplates connecting with some church. His former friends say that the'dulness of business thus: — A surplus of fands has eccumulated in the banks, ‘snd very little, if any, movement can be expected far several weeks to come. Outside the banks money is lose “and coXections diffieelt. Borrowers are comparatively few and their wante are hot 60 urgent. The Chicago Press of February 11 seys:— ‘The amount of deficiency on ths accowet of J. W.'Dut: “on, cashier of the Muscatine Branch of ‘the lowa'State ‘Bank, is ascertained to be $33,587 66. Two smourt of stock held by Dutton and Patterson, of Muscatine, has been surrendered te the bank, which reduves the defulca- tion to about'$20,000. The annual meeting of the stedkholders:of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company was held at Philadelphia yesterday. From the ‘annual report f i li ‘Wey Bave noticed a marked difference in his conduct re | there subniitted it appears that the company have, > goog aid io tis ety. Bafore be weaves ine Cape '| Ppicable to-the completion and-equipment of the’ it in thought be will make a public profession of Chris- | rcad,e balance of... _ _Maaity. “After that, T doubtif Be will anger follew the | ‘The balance unissued os Secs toute of pain wien a DO eee ee sie snns 406,000 00 .- (yme-half tho five per mortgage to Bee from ad. ‘VLE, Saeconteats the seat of the Tid Onagressional @atriee [7 Z)an nM INANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL. | 3005") inate tut snus ooorwtl complete Tunspar, Feb. 14—6 P.M. ‘the road the entire distance from Sunbury to: rie By the arrival of the Bohemian at Portland, we |, harbor, and put it in order for business. have four days later news from Europe. The point The-entire length of the linc from Sudbury to ef the news is a further advance in the Benk of || Erie“harbor is 228 mites. ©f ‘the whole distance ‘Bangland rate of-interest-todper cent. The move “| 108 miles of track have been laid, with the slidings, ‘was fally expected; indeed, some surprise was felt {| Station houses, Xc., leaving 140 miles‘to be laid. OF that ‘the directors had not raised the rate at the | the latter 100 miles are now ready for the super- eourt held on the 27th of January. It is hardly | *tructore. necessary to observe that the object of the banls 3 ia to fortify itself against the present drain of spi > trurice of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com- eie to India. Every mail from India brimge larg se | P®8Y.7— amounts of government paper, against which t'he British authorities are obliged to ship silver to C al- outta; to buy this silver on the continent ef Euro pe the Bank of England has occasionally been dra‘ wn Orcumat, Feb; 6, 1860. In.obedience to an order of the bonorable Court, issred December 1, 1859, James P. Kilbreth, as sole tresiee of “the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, ‘set forth in the accompanying pepers as follows, te wit :— Accounts against all parties gathered’ out of Se “the New York books... 92,970,056 17 upon for £500,000 of gold in a single week. Owt-! accounts and notes against sundry patties toa is still very firm, with an advancing tendency. on the Cincinnati books. 596,727 62 List-of stock and bonde, &, amounting no- In breadstuffs and provisions there was ne charige -ef importance. Consols are again a fraction 1,090,126 .00 55,620 00 dower. 3 List of claims in judgment, Money continues in fair @emand at previous dong standing and small valu 69,133 65 sates. The note brokers report an active day, with Asseta, the great portion uncerteis.and a fair offering both of paper and money. On call nominal... deteeceeneseeees, $4,782,587 46 there is no change, and but little business doing. 2. A gchedule of the names of crediters whose claims bavo been allowed by said Kilbroth end Reesaelin, trus- teen, the respective amounts, up to Nevember.25, 1856, a8 follows, to wit :-— Depoevitors in the Banking De- partment fully adjusted... 206,222 66 Not denied, but not fully ad- ‘The Sub-Treasury continuesto accumulate money ‘to the prejudice of the banks. The following is a comparative statement of the exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to sereign ports, for the week anG since January 1:— SUBHEds.seereeeecereseereee aes 10 § $280,270 68 1868. 1850. 1860. | Cheaks of Cincinnati office in eee ‘Fer the week, 61,577,804 1,028,482 1,404,754 hs ose seee dove se Previously 5,500,200 4,740,018 7/578'400 | Chesks of ‘New York office oa Be Tiara | .. Amer Ex: Bank, adjusted... 4, Since Janvary 1. 67,114,004 5,778,400 6,783,244 | Not adjusted, but aoroenad weer & ‘There is still an increase over \ast year, bet the —— 88,213: 73 total falls short of that-of the corresponding week | “iuwbern tum tapuen, 20231 21 of 1858. Had the price of breadstuffs been main- | Not adjusted, but notdenied.. 4,515 28 tained, our exports would have been much more | Certificates iesued by former ahThedh eousiderable. As it is, we only shipped $40,000 of MaeigNees........0.0. 2.0006 188,629 37 ‘wheat and flout to Great Britain leat week. Cetton | othe, “accounts, prisetpeny eontinues to be the heaviest article of export; but | from the New ‘York office, Me ‘the grocers.ase relieving their market by shipping | yet reduced to --- 990,88 91 eoffee and other articles to Europe. It is expected Dat will most peahiynar’ hat the comfag changes in the French tariff will | ‘°Peadmilied............. G86 55 Ahave the effect of checking the demand for cotton | Other claims adjusted not included inthe for the preseut; if s0, an increased demand for corn | , ast named Uist..........ee0ec-cerec0a00 13,246.82 may be confidently anticipate. nate pected na 62,808 4 fe tificates Trust e foreign exchange market is quiet, with a them not presented. x 226,239 68 wather better demand for francs, which are held by —_——— moat drawers at 5.18}, the leading bankers obtain- | Liabilities, the larger part adjasted........ ($2,075,71@ 20 img 5.17}. Sterling bills are abundant at 108j for | The receipts and disbursements of.cash by J. oR. ity bankers and 108 a 3 for mercantile bills. The | Kilbreth and C. Reemelin, Trustees, from Jan.25.c0 importers are postponing their paymenta to Ba: | Now. 25, 1859:— wope, and the foreign exchange bankers are doing | prom R. Mathers, Sherif’ very little business. Interest cn deposits and The stock market continues inactive, and prices | Pondssld...-.i--.. -- do not vary much. The attack on Missouri sixes, | Rescued fram ttiachment fo 'New York, Boston and Baltimore. 4,544 97 Reacued from attachment in Baffalo. 28,689 40 Collections from other sources, notes, accounts, &.............. 70,610 @2 S163 6s 73 SXTREDITURRS. Dividend No. 1, being the part paid 68, to which we alluded yesterday, was renga afm Shis morning, and with suecess; sales were: e, seller sixty, at 79, the closing cash price being 794, against 80 bid at the close yesterday, Parties @ompetent to jadge do not believe that the Gover- mor of Missouri will be able to persuade the Legis- Ln Ado ‘(raced ba pope enses) Bet: pine ‘Bature to issue any more bonds for the present. ‘hed for the forkeer sungusee + 4380 69 ‘The extra session commences on the 27th. Pacific Law expenses of Kilbreth and Ree. Mail was active; at the first board there was a de- : 1,988 12 line from the highest prices of yesterday after- * & 1,876 13 moon; but this was more than recovered in the af. cer bi £ ternoon, the closing price being 82}, against 82 yesterday. The fiucteations appear to result @rom stockjobbing operations exclusively. New York Central ie still freely sold by parties who express confidence in the success of the Pro _ Rata Freight bill; it fluctuated all the morn- ing between 70j and 71, closing in the afternoon gat 704 bid, against 70] bid at the close yesterday. ‘It was freely stated in the street that the bill would y¥acs the House tomorrow. Michigan Central ad- vunced | per cent this morning, on the strength of new orders from outside; the closing price was 37. The earnings of the past week of February chow @ small decline. Rock Island was steady, & ‘The earnings of the first week in Febroary were 319,484, against $16,677 same week last yrar—in- @ ease $2,807. Other railroad stocks were preaty ete. dy, without animation. The dqmand for Mate @toeh # and good railroad bonds cootinites active, ad prices are well maintained. This ofternoon the marke® was unfavorably affected by the forsiga ~mewa, end stocks closed dull ot the following | i | 3. Reemel J. P. Kilbreth,on account. Paid to save assets in Buffalo, Ni ville, Boston and New York.. ——— 121,024 97 Balance cash on hand Nov. 25, 1859 36,022 16 ‘The settlements with debtors,ia whole or in pact, or compromised Nov, 26, 1859, were in the aggregate $361, 525 63; but, owing to the extraordi eovnection, or rather complication, of the accounts of debters and enact tors on the books of the company, by far the larger pur tion of the aforesaid sum, instead of coming ints th= naads of the trustees as cash or other ditbargablo aster, was Applied on attachments, or went oR in Pome otber t ent t@ mse odunter clasns ten per cont, it is kaown, has bees 4] leiess for PYbich no attachment oF was bel trast the ensuiag epring: cape ere Pass before a socoud dividend will Bho asoete earn a high sam 4 it will be readily seen, wre nom'ual to a very iarge ox! will recognise as goo! in tue list cf banda, the lie of roa! estate, ano, to a fair oxtest,'thy Carcinaats fist of ; ‘Yet eveti (Lis Jatter list had been ao attigentipe: the claime tal vastly below en average: mu: will doubtlers be collected in whole or in part. The immense tebta appamriog against dufyrent pertice deaneferred from the New York books, are alma: db puted, epd.sormeof. vac Dames 469 purely d So, Woubsless, are many of the nesounte, Only wat pert of w York buainess which inoindca res. Thees Graces, gn setiones—Virginia 6's, at; Wiseodh 6's q t: @anton Conmpany, 16} a 17; Cumberland C The Chicago Press Of the 11th inst. speeks of The following is a synopsis ofthe‘ report’ ¢? the*| 4,44 79 ; 22,654 17 i 81 Del & Hud © Uo,, 9334 50 Rac Mail 83.0... 81% 3 ee ose BLDG sidence, apd bbls. at $6 458 $675. Souihern flour was fm better sup ply, and Jess buoyant, with sales of abeut 1,000 bois "| within the above quotations. Rye flour was steady at the abeve figures, with sales of 200 bbis. Son give the following account of the stock in’this market ‘to-day :—Stook ef Rio and Santos coffee on the 7th Fob- ruary, 1860, 28,245 bags; received since to date, per Nameaug, 3,600; do. do. North Point, 4,000; total—go, 746 bogs; ‘sales and Tiary, 1860, 08.518 bage; do, Marnoaibo, 404; Laguay ra ruary, 1860, 28,3 ; do. , 4,084; Laguayra, none, Co} ‘fon, 4,280; jamaica, mone; Java coffee, mais, 81,000; do. it 1,020; Bt. Bomingo, none} other deectiptions, 360; oat oeer and-mats—64,807. sales 1,000 bbis. bree) Ed dat | gow were engager # Fiax.—Sales of 600 bales wore made Hors.—A lot of 26'bales'were made, at Morasses—The sales embraced about Orleane, at 47c., and 326 hhds, and 86 teroes at p. t. Naval Srors—The market was firmer, with salos of 300 bbis. Rosin, delivered from yard, at $1 65 per 310 Ibe.; 500 bbis. spirits turpentine at 47c. in shipping order, and 200 do. at 464-453, common and merciant- abie order; 200 bbis fine pale rosia sold at $3.50, aud 500 do., No. 2, at $1 70 a$1 80. Ons —Crude whale and -sperm were firm; linseed was steady , with sales of 6,000-gallons, at.67c. a 58c. Provisiors —Pork—The market was Grm, but leas ac- tive; the sales embraced about 700 a 600 bbis., inciuding old mees, at $17 50; new do. $18 50; old mess, $12 25 a $12 6C; Dew do. mt $14 60, and thin do. at $17 60. Beef was steady, with a fair demand, with salos of 400 @ 600 bbi., including country mess, at 85 a 85 37}<; re- packed Western at $9 a 60°76, and extra at $10 50a $11 60; prime mess was nominal, at $17 a $19 50; sales of 160 tierces India were reported, at $25 50; beet hams were firm, with small sales, at $15.0 $15 60. Ba- con was firm and in fair demand, with sales of 800 boxes, including long-ribbed Western, at 9Xc., and short ribbed, clear, a: 10%4c. Cut meats were in steady demand, with sales of 175 hhds. and tierees, at 67%. 9 7 4¢c. {or shoul- ders, and 93. a 9740. for hams. Lard was firm and in great demand, with sales of 250 bbls. and ticroes, at 10,0. @11c. Battor and cheese wore unchanged, Rick.—The market was firmer, with sales of 2,000 caske, at i a 4dige., showing am advance of Yc. a 3-16c. r Ib. Piven Medio of 300 cases nutmegs were made, at 45c.; now held at 47 3c. SuGars.—The market continued firm, with sales of about 400 bbds. Cuba muscovado, chiefly within the range of 730. a 7X6., and 260 bores, at 76, Tonacco is in fair request, and was rathor firm; 41 hhds. Kentucky, at 53¢c. a 99; 168 cases secdloaf, at 6c. @ 220.; 115 bales Havane, at 2c. a 36c.; 86 bales Yara p. t.; 16 cases Fiorida p. t. ‘Whiskey was less buoyant, with sales of 200 bbis., re- ported at 240, while 25c. was demanded by many ‘bolders. Sal nyt. Heal Estate. Died. Monday, Feb. 19 Nate Jos . of Capt! lone re JONES, Shaye: ond Piva Barstow, ne 7unweet ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally ainvited to attend the funeral, from the residenes of her tee i ‘Woodstock, this day (Wednesday), at twelve Bers —In ‘Brooklyn, K. D., on Twceday, Fob. 14, aftor & brief ilinces, Towa’ E. Burrs, eldest son of ‘Thomas , eq. in the 24th year of hie age. ‘The relatives asd friende of the family, the members of Viotary Engine Company No. 18, and the Fire Department fromurit Gaon Besterd svete (hae ae ee r ford avenue (Rey, Dr. on Thursday afternvon, at one o'clock th Buonaxrt —The relatives and friends of the lato Miss ‘Consmza T BropGerrnre respectfuliyfinvited to attend the funeral, Crom St. George's chureh, Stay vesant aquare, OD Toureday , ai balf past three o'elock, without y afternoon. } Bogxs-—On Monday, Feb. 13, Many Bossa, aged 71 forther invitation, years. Her friends and rolativer are reepeetfally invited to_at- fond the funerai, from ther late residence, No, 472 West ioe thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at half past one Crowtry.—On Monday, Feb. 13, after « short iMlness, Joun Crow1er, aged 05 yearm, @ native of parish of Rosscarberry, county Cork, Ireland. ba The relatives and frionds fof the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) at two oreloct, fren the eskaence ohie 200, 63 Momtgomecy is Kemaing wi en to Calvary; me! for interment. bia vie Cork (Ireland) papers please copy. D' ARRANCHES. Saturday, Feb. 11, Gronaia GaNCtA D'AMRANCHES, ODly chMid of J. A. amd Georgia d’ abranchas, aged 5 months and 2. days. Tho frionée of tho fatuily ard respectfully Invited to at. tend tho fupersi this (Wednosdiy) at iwelvo o' {rem Grace Church, Broadway, without furtber invita: ten DPevny.—On Saterday, February 11, at Ne Mra. Exsea, wife of Samuel Drury, in too 49th age. Her friends, and the friends of the famity, are roepect- fully invited to alleod bor feneral from hee Gia tecmeees e7 Walnut strect, this, Wednesday morning, at ton o'cloca, Her remaing wil be interred in Greeuwood Cometery. London, (Bogland,) and California papers will plore copy. Doras —Op Monday, Fob 13, Mrcnart Donax, after a Ingering Hines, of ponsamption, in the Soh year 6f hie age, wark, N.J., year of Ber ‘Corn | fully respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednes- ‘Gny) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, from his late re- yyterian church, at Jamaica, from the Presb; | at two o'clock. native of county Tyrone, e., ‘The friends and acquatotances of the family are respect- invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) Col "ROURKE.—On Monday, Feb. 18, Marasw O'Rourke, @ 1 1236., and 200 do, Santos at 22%c. Moesra. Scott & | native of the parish Ballicicarigy, county of Westmeath, lreland. His friends and acquaintances arespoctfally req —— nal from bis late ae gave ey ‘shipments for the week estimated &t | afternoon, at two o'clock. ” | ¢ Pxior—On Monda} reliet of the late George Pelor, of New Rochelle ‘this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o’olock. Sarra.—On Mons Mrs. Erxx, widow % Ireland. Feb. 18, Mary Pxtor, Feb. 13, after itness, York, and brought here. Ireland, in the 55th yoar of his | the American Lloyds. Purser T M Hempstead, of steamship Augusta, from Savan- nab, bas again placed us under obligations to him by his cour- teates. Bric Jonx & Assent, from Leghorn for Baltimore, put in distress, ‘and was pronounced unseaworthy , in Arenas Jan 10, ‘and 18 laborers, waiting to aleak on the 10th inst, off Cape Cod, and sunk. The captain and crew were picked up the schr Judge Tenney, from New Into on cre ceere genet i deearers = steamer left to-day to tow her to port. e Scur J N Baker, Hand, at Charleston 10th inst fram Philadel- pil oe Gee te Olean Perer Cape Retands, move bel- steamer Wm Jenkins, from Hernan; barks’ Ava Geko Denar Sreid ; Grand 100 do......030 5744 Gorpa1.—In Astoria, L. I.,0n Monday noon, Feb. 18, Feb 14—The ship Cromwell, | Turk, Dolliver, Norfolk; ‘Fay, St Jobo, RB; 60 20 Cbi & RIK bo 63 wi of ber Scum Siansennanenn—Hesien, Jchrs Mohawk Staples, Ponée; Leskout, ‘thorsion, Perdana; ie ee so | “a relatives and friend of the fatally afo reapec at hisport from Caleutta, reports: 19th tna, lat 41 07, lon 6886, |: Sinrths my Nightingale, Plymouth, Mase, ‘Od sear: 350 6 Ma & Wee Ri... 102° | invited to attend the funeral, on afternoon, MRUBP POINT, Vo, Feb 3-47 echr Boston, Heakins, Bal- SECON? BOAR! one o'clock, from ber late residence, at Astoria, LL rf ‘to load timber for NYork. sooo TA Gen RR de, 08 Hobabelesani. ve us Stn Tastee Tike Thy er coomumgtion; | Tamentonetahenseteds ” ” Heblnd (ASvanttar George Faioe, Nickervon, Puilsdelphiae ry " lo. . s — ’ J a i 3000 lilfrerland bda, 200% -60MS&Niganstk 144 | BupowrGeeavax, HIGi Fet:14, eunset—One brig in the Eastern offing. | both from oe 14 eohr Frederick Reed, Rakimore. SabsPacite MESO $1 G00 Chic& RIRK vot ou; | | Her, frends, Mad, Mee ot Re ee trom No 136, Woot ctr Sago cee ie nie EhGARTOWN, Feb lear fue Gap Aton: Gri lag = ‘ FO a ie Sab 102% | Ninztoenth street, on ‘afternoon, at one o'clock. | AND E Hie Gndsec; weaker aecay se PY ALG < eed i 4 2 - ‘New Orleans papers please copy. TORT LAFAYETTE, Feb 1 sussor_Motaward bomad vee | “¥si RIVER, Fob It--Arr sehr Loulss, Cammings, _ ie Seog ee aret oe ke seete eh, Pa Wied Oe Seca Peet | Ea IN, Feb 5—In port ship Resolute, for 7 as 3S < | S63 Istivte and rienda of toe famaly, and thom ot her |." eaceatinaecage Luverpodt ag; parka © Kaba, Meas, fr ‘do aie tag ans 60 82% 100 brothers, C.J. and ¥. W. Day, aro respectfully invited 0 | gay georaiom, reported burat in the Mereay onthe Sat ult | {1 Carver 'Witey, for Bovion ew! Talind: Ghy. Kelye, 200 10} 15 Clev CoE CRR.. 8634 | attend the funeral, on Taare arent. Day, No. 196 | ee vews columns), bad a cargo of 1180 tons weight, and 790 | {or doready: T & J, Coin, and Plosting load (Be), Oe = on As8 Get ORD ott » ey a thee pry ‘without farther invitation,” tone measurement goods. The K was built at Boston in 1866, | alitek* Jed” trom Sunderland, do, . 400 88% 100 Clev& Tol Rit DOO 20 Ingare.—At Bedford, ‘Island, on Monday, hae Re} 1827 tons register, rated Al, and was owned by Howland & ———— yoy cod tat ie, ~ Jauxa W. Inaare, of the firm of Murray & Ingate, Frothingbam, of this city, Insured im Wall street for $75,000. | tou same Mr Salm Wein Fld. fr CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. cee ae ects of tho Tamlly’ are. respectfully invited to | _B4Rx HottAxn, from Ouracos, which went ashore near | Siekney, for do Mai A Horton, Oreutt fra ; or tae ‘Tomar, Feb. 14—6 P.M. | attend the funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at balf:past | Barnegat on the 10th inst (previously reported), was floated off | er: " wand West Wind, Gitiman, ig: Asues:—The market was quiet, am@sales limited at 6% | two o'clock, at St. Luke’schurch, Clinton avenne, near | yesterday morning at So’clook, by Oapt John A Brown, after | and m.- Box Saetemnerere. Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. throwing overboard 9000 bushels salt. The vessel isin good BGETOWN, 0, Poeh ie 3 nae Bredvercres.—Fleur—The market opened heavy, and —On Monday, Fob. 13, suddenly, Guonax P.» | condition and perfeotly tight, not having made a drop of water | 45; a ub, Henry ‘closed at a dectine for most destriptions. The wan. | infant son of George P. and Catharine M. Leveridge, 904 } singe tenving the beach. ‘There are wome 2000 bushels salt till HOLE, Fob 11, PM—Are schr Mary &, Eiaabeth, actions‘ef State aed Western fosted up about 6,000 # 7,000 | 9 months. Glee wen Goantiy 6 roe ‘of the dividivt and | Reed, York for Boston; ‘Geo C Prescott, Sa Rave ve eee Fence gr niet Ray sao vied. © | mcotemtieteonstietc 5 sgieng See euiltomea tte ep beet Rio Janeiro for Boston; sebre: tions: at jane! . a Fs * oston ‘Buporne Stato, #10 4 6m Past one o'clock, from the roeidence ot kin parents Ne:'| yosberday morstag erstemiag Ashlie Cet Henate. Hien a Sao ares, street. Puot Boat Ezra Nye, now below, on Mon- | Breese, Kemp, do for Tangier, Emme 'O Lacham, Superfine Weste 510 4 52] | Mum —in Harlem, on Tuceday, Fob. 14, Sosux, be- | seu during the gale, hed Both gal. coreied. Sway and salle aoa fords: Bath, Hai wich (or Norfolk; Opsan Ware Exwa Geneseo... B68 2 700] The relatives “and friends ore respectfully invited to | blows topletes. They have, however, been temporarily re- | Soy Tesi TGolih spd H Latham. ce Mixed to straight 5 46 = 675 | attend the fumeral, from her late residence, on 123d | paired, and she is doing service. tae Koortivala. id bark How and; tele, Penatins canes “Straight to good extra do 590 s 675 | street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Thursday | Surrurwext No 17, containing additions and corrections to | Ypuet me! jeorge ‘] Choice extre family and takers’ brands... 67% a 775 | afternoon, at three o'clock, without further notice, the American Lloyda, has been recelved from Mesa & GW | “yx9°txt10 AN. calm, brig Oygnet (Br); sobre Mary & Elisa- "ag eat ane iS te eee Gotet ties arb Blunt the publishers, It contains much valuable faformation, | beth, J sabore —Canadian brands were-in fair demand, with sales of 250 | McOvk.—On Tuesday morning, Feb. 14, Jamas MoCog, a | %# sual, and noehipping house should be without a copy of | Fr, y NLL, Feb $—Arr schr JC Run: ; A brigs Black 7 — erobard Fee OTT ne enon ean weas Gia ta, ectre 30 Mathers, Ror Eugeve, Wal Boston; aa Nouvitas: a : meal was dull at the above range of priess, with small | afternoon,at half-past one o’clock, from bis late residence, an za Boat ‘Chimborazo, Small, Havana; J) Smkn, Crowell, sales'ef Brandywine. Wheat wi and the | No, 292 Mott street, corner of Houston street, enere mee receipts were ht. The firmness of ‘holders checked Moxnizox.—On Sunday, Feb. 12, Wituam Mornison, in Br fur Micron Locznarr, Forrest, which sailed trom oe fg + Jche B Dow, Geet, Now Terk alan were coined to » Ghost | thedSd year cf his age. ih ultleaky, and will have to discharge tor Mapésione, Meg. sehr WG Mershou, Cole, NYork. 2,200 bushels prime Canada white, which was sold | The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully | “0! © oi Leni ora eye rey at $140 im store. Rye wes selli at | invited to attend the funeral, from the Presbyterian | ,hanm Gnarator, oe, Beer ee a slanciro for New | riverpool; Arran (Br), Oumsmio; 6c. a 870. pater venta see Saemne ie. 9c. for | church, corner of Grand and Crosby streets (Rev. Dr. | paving lost fore toomast and received other damage; ‘be | Baynes, Newburyport; Edw goed four rowed. ‘ Barley malt was im good request at 820. | Thomson’s), this (frodnesday) afternoon, at twe o'clock. | surveyed. Armsda, a 8c. Corn wat'more active and pleuty, with a good de: | The remains will Be taken to Greenwood for interment. Bane ipsitman; of Msaiibea thea occhamies & Baneine mend, with sales of 20,000 bushels at 76c.a79¢. for Jer- | _ Nonwan.—AtSummit, Mississippi,on Wednesday, Feb.1, | puoo, and sold by euetion for 960 milreas, previous to 18th ult. ven art yellow. | were firm ardactive, | Baxzamcy M. Noxman, for many years # resident of New ‘Bric Geo Aon, Griftn, from Matanans for Boston, t Edgar. lu estern, Canadian and Stato. ‘Orleans, of pneumonia. rms “The market was steady, qith ealcs of 900bags | "C’Rovnus = Pe ee ee ee ee ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- |_ TRE Iwo Nover Sreamn fully invited to attond ber funeral, this (Wedwesday) etler- TraPrah Se lgulations: the weanamoth noon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 178 etic | ime the Great satis, Ms street. 1 an's nosdescript steamer ie or AYER = On Monday, Feb. 13, Eutay Taavies, native joedon. If they should nc ey AAS Lurigay) Ireland’ i attract the attention: ‘curious on each A eeseer, New The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited | Atlantic. sia Boerne Baloone cit foe robertson’ to attend the funeral, from No. 224 West Fiftieth street, lexandris, Went‘ a "2th, bark be Maria. ta cet a on, at two Fe 5 & ent to sea Aura brig ASB. londay, Feb. 13, of wh cor Many x.rony damper af Macy ta raced cca ears aEy nile hs Wid Voighadbe: toeson ‘and 2 monthe, ‘The jast words she sald—"T want to peat bee eee Fave an are ta ‘en angel, and with the angels stand.”” Find tree akeoee Se, " ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ‘s@vited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 168 West Nineteenth street, this (Wednesday) vitation. afternoon, at two o’clook, without farther in Wourrwiaxn.—On Sunday, Feb. 12, Joux, only child of tmann, and 10 Lovma invited to at. tend the funeral, from their late residence, No. Tis ‘ein this {(Wedueeday) afternoon, at two o’clook, with- er invitation. Martin and Louisa Wohi! > alee and on Monday, Feb. 13, 2 his mother, Mrs. 80 1 Te tnd te nly are Teepe street, ae 4 le eI —| Fob. 14, Manta Wree, John Wynne, spaneeet county ‘Kildare, Ireland. riends and to attend the funeral, from her late residenes, dls Guorry street, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o’clock. Bradley, Matanzas, Reavy BE and BN yee, ‘ot lwantoe), Mekeram, Maracaibo, 40daya, wii fuse, to Peta ¥Paris, Solr Goctue, Ruse. Vl, Tarapieo, 21 dsye/ with kijes &e, to Geo yoren y ae yabert Yowr Rr), Holmen; 8t Gewge, WB, iS dega, wih latte, OU & 0 A Uewell, widow of a land; Jas 4 Brown, ane MB eh tno, pos oa sche Tel thaw, Wallace, pO, Feb 10—Arr Port pain. Ud soht Alba, Bowel NYG” Bleecker, Son & Oo. “Ship tH Cooper, from ‘Leasehold of brick factory Nos. 8 and 39 Desbrossos at. de Gat. om Marseilles for NYork, Feb 7, off Cape size 44x83 ft Re Port of New York, February 14, 1860, A ship hound 8, showing x white fag with red bat! tn oeatre each 1, was seen ‘Gun Key 2 do. adjoinin, 1435 OLEARED. Brig WB Nash, ‘aah, from actos Ayres for Salem, Feb 7, ae Rlenmahin Asia (Bp, Lot, Liverpool Cunard, at 00,79 9. ; ' 1 do, do. a, 28x100, oe | Qe 300.8 Dae. Sig trl ae Bo, woh Jom tage wom Marnenes Soe’ Raman, Fete 3) ‘Adrian H. Matler. Steamship Siar of the South, Lyon, Savannah—S L Michi & fag, Martin. Harding, from Providence for Gavannah, Ove Jot north side of Terenty-third strest, near Finh | 82. Feb 12 4 FM, off Great Weet Bay Light. avenue, 24.6x98. ni — eee ap hee aoe ey resion for N¥ork, repairing sails, ae Brig M Stewart, tiara ane, Mot Great Wen hay Lait wy pr acolo Coma Ahtennttn thie sarioa Monday, Feb. 13, by | Siig Emme, Handel, Tee nat Feb 12, 4PM, of Great Weat Bay Light. Rev. Dr. Wiggins, Mr. Jans W: Uoxxen, of New Haven, | Denson? * Riaabetd, Seeley, Polat Petre, Guad-Metoatt & Foreign Ports. : to Mie Menus omni, of New York.” 8 | |, srieMowe (Man), Jaburg, Kington, Ja~Henaigs & Gos zt, Yas Z-—In port Br bark Saxoa, Crone, for Bos: peraseais pb 38, Lake’ . x cburehy by the Rev, Mr, Tuttle, fusc ® Towra Gh alles ail Princes Royal Bn, Dewbold, Bermuda—Smith, Joars waves, Jan 1 Are bes Fredouia, Lord, Florida (and ala $1, —SOLD IN TWO DAYS! rn el eo Bile Felon Orah (Be, Lape, BYJohn, NB_FT Nevlas ko. fora Thaw tae JBaeart Prisbe yet seen ad nd at ny tint the poe Eels he Maleo the Presi- WN. 3, copy. cue aia k 18th for ot Thong), OU Vio tree ee Ree ee ene nd the banks at Frederiek ‘he “Destore- ‘there p = Wa i dargeot a Trintdad), pape ee SG Stein erseears eobett Charo & Wile, , Taek & Dos. Ease peers a 2 Onno ‘Schr D Faxist, ——, from some remarkable cures there Fehr L BJohbson, Day, Newbera—Dittiee Danese a (iil RLBOTAIO OLLs Bow ios tt ina edloe of te serene ‘Worth, he Bunee. poy ia toe, in hie: Bebr Lito Favlor, 4 eke of paratrri and bow woe (ast cane a me Steamer Delaware. Ly} hands ~ Way do each Ty as, a paw. swhploen. drweutoa of Syret Eicomebio Auguste, Woodball, Savannah, witn mdse and | in aia 2 7 Port sbi Sowamiet, Martin, for Savannsh | iors beneldetal eae any" prepataiin we hare ever bousa In port Jt * caverns Cec ihre nt | recat mE eS To | Sn RARER ARE, at ok rw iy weaiher. sprung bowagrit 3 COspt Cutting wi I probe. rQRndizas, 3e0 Win vort Be bri & B Minturn, Cook, “Easy coin ‘and Si per bottle, aizes enlarged. Hannah Crooker, ow Oricane and the bar | HONOLULU, ‘Jee Si~'n port shipe iach flea, Cale for Naw | Dee Jan 2. with cotton "& Fosdick. Ist inst, of Ga. | Bedford ssae day ‘cargs vaturd at 82h) me Hirt Reset oka W in, Bos, Sou ina | Ramya us os oy th tn Ea Dw SEOBEENS. ay fi ad for United : ah PECK [AS ALL THR qi Hanplon hecse ou? Wiican einen RES | lavenron dan Sts ta he getahp 1" Ghaes Broo Sala tnd en Vales iso Sb inat, experienced a very heavy gale trom NE, with heavy |X. YOrk; shipa feaac Jeanes, Obipman, from’ do; and ry hry Seared na Wales LG | Sporting fea me eee ne oom on UM | mnie oes ey Fete, pas Arr at do Feb 2 Ben Nevis, Mobile, SALE AT A BARGAIN—OWE OF THR PASTRCE Bark Bt Thomas Packet ixcnons Jan tata vort brie Beiug, ATten, for Palermo Rf seen Hata Has Te ih aba ee Hey | 24aa ad enon" bork, Mest | fue Sum: ever ane ag Uae ue SE EME Amtude, Denote, Harane, Feb 4 with sugar koto | oaues dam ibn port ache Trane, Davia, oe Mew York |< SZ — =a lhnig Mary B Joocay Osok, Ghtrabar Ben ee Wik trun, ao, | , Mund, Jam Btn. dort Jadu, Dawes, from New. | Wb aehee ra PEACE AND: ieqaiest yaar nnaas, 0 28,8 ton 70 pons eae | ere coat egare pases) justout of ausraa, | jhe sable, corner of huder sud Oourt. etre Breoklya, from z 18, spoke. fand hounded sclr Peerless of aad Baittmore Lspeler, 4 brig "Mary Morton (Br), for Bar! ond brige HB 7 Foreteait Tete a lon Tae Made eee FEI Bee Pete ae Take a ikind (Be oth bart Mee ated Mating Bie, fy aaported Canario, able waier b batreostved 3 aeastos Feu i. mi 4 rote ted olber fasey fneniss tind Gages for stn’ iran wera ate oh Peete eg a Pine * ; paca ae aetna ree ee af ie fora, eri Bog" aan ine’ sur oop caesar oe Bret eerars mboener clone to er, sad we did not beat Up to iy Boppy eee 2a east Oe Perreince, Goad 8 Jone ER, Jonas Over UnY MArEet ealrange On Alneoker sirsett COAL. re TE AND RED ASH COAL—BROAN MOUNTAI™, Aad endive Lebigh: also Aap (Peach Orchard), Dwoberiand, Case! wed Livessat Wee ea gaat alas cbtier Of Gaia dt Cente da bs and Wonca