The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1860, Page 5

- ‘cally, that the Union should and would be preserved men a the federal laws executed both North and South. His Pa HAT, should call at ESPENSCHELD'S, 118 Nagsau st. remarks were warmly applauded. wees ew Onna am ew ORLEANS, Dec. 27, 1860. State that Delejada is the favorite ‘eantate fort Perri and Zemora for Governor of Vone secession news from the United States caused Breat excitement among the naval officers at Vera Croz New Counterfet: PurLapeuenta, Dec, 27, 1860 Eioraen’s Desorier comtions the Public against coun. erfeit OD Iston Bank, ‘ton. ve wo Females and sheaf of wheat.’ Markets. PUILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. , Paeateie ; Morris Oeoal, B13¢4 Lon i 5 var York fare. ays coe cent premium. New Ontrays, Deo. 27, 1860. ‘The weather has been very wet. Cotton—Ti “The sales er day have been 5,500 bales piddhae uplands, Tle. ally Sugar firm: fair to ff fair, Mol 5 as 24c. Flour—Ohio, $5 ‘Cort 6 rg a The. Provisions dull. Treighta Cotton, to Liverpool, §4. Exchange on » 4642, premium; on New York, 4 a8, ‘ae. ; holders of superine etuss $6) Wheat ‘sul ret bushels; red at $1 30, white at $1 40 py ot sales of 3,000 bushels at 65¢. a 6Tc. Coffee firm: sales of 1,200 bags Rio at 12%c. a 1340. ‘Whiskey steady at 18c. Hy Flour dull. Wheat firm at le. a 2c. lower: sales 35,000 bushels, at for No. 1; 75c, a 76¢. for No. 2, in tore. Corn steady: ‘sales 17,000 bushels, at Sic. in etore. Oats firm. Reevipts—2,100 bbls. flour, 18,000 bushels wheat, 12,000 bushels corn. Sight exchange oD New York firm at 10 @ 11 per cent premium, Gixeixxani, Dee. 27, 1860. Flour in good demand at $5 40 for suiperiine, bat holders demand an advance. Whiskey active at ld. antes sant: opener ogi wd a ao close sales unim| tees held at $5 75 a $5 ‘Mess pork at $14 75 a a5, Lard, in kegs, 9c. Mone; demand was increasing. dull at Xf per cent premium. pr Bulk meats at bse market—At the cl ‘ight exchange on New “york The Stolen Trust Bonds. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Hon. Judge Smalley. Dne, 27.—The petty jury were discharged until Wedues- day next. The United States District Attorney (Ex-Judge Roose- ‘velt) informed the Judge that some papers were in course of preparation in his office respecting proceedings against other parties connected with the frauds on the Depart- yoeat of the Interior, but in consequeace of the absence of te witness they would not be ready for some short time. ‘The Court took a recess, and as the witness was not forthcoming, after a lapse of a couple of hours, Judge Eimalley ordered an adjourment until morning. Axnivar oy Frevcu Arrisrs.—M. Bertrand and twelve urtists for the Theatre Francais, in this city, arrived by the Fultou. The season will be commenced in a few days. Nisio's Garpey.—The Zouave actors, whose very suc- essful debut we noticed on Monday last, have been en- gaged for three performances, the first of which will be given on Saturday next. Tur Oren At New Onikans.—Adelina Patti made her debut at the New Opera House on the 19th December, in “Lacia di Lammermoor.’ The Picayune says that the * theatre was ‘‘radiant with ‘beauty, fashion and critical intelligence,” and that “Miss Patti achioved a decided tri umph,” the best judges being the “warmest and fullest Sn her praise.” Military Intelligence. HLECTION IN THE SEVENTH REGIMENT. Ab clection was held on Wednesday evening, the 26th at the armory of the Second company, Seventh re- (National Guard), to fill the vacancy created by fhe promotion of their late Captain (Shaler) to the post ‘of Major of the it. It resulted as follows:—First Lieut. Emmons: was elected : ain; ee peprare oe Gari, nd: Se it Edward’ Bernard Second Sergean| was elec’ Second Lieutenant, in place of Faroham, pro- ‘moted; und ex-fergeant Joseph E. Macfarland was paid ‘ed Seoond Sergeant, in place of Bernard, promoted. Coart Ca! required for causes alread, issue for new causes must the 29th inst. Notes of issue for Genera! and Special ‘Derm’ must be filed. Surrewe Coorr—Circvi.—Adjourned for the term. Arrivals and Departares. ABRIVALS, rool e at A Duter. on Passer Onin Nira "Neebite Mr Neabiu Mee F Me- Me! Mise Fraser, Messrs Jas Thompson, 8 Sumiing, A Prommell, HE Gillett, J it Abas feat Juyncon, Remue Freed Shun’ Olot wi, Mro K ichenback, Chas Prait, Mrs L'Chendowin and child, F Welte. Elimestone, G Met'ariaae, ri fbopin ork Sabesien, Mr and Mrs McMahon—aud LC in ‘the xp, &c—Steamship Roanoke—I A Van Pelt, § Lave, F ate res, Miss Wilson, Miss Rardot, CH Dr Kellum. R Carpenter, A Miller, Ti Tat: irs F Lane and ren, and 16 in Bars ip ban from Boston—Roberi Farley, ken ot og oe et an a + Het: ita on al le rv of vier Tustin Perkins of Petsiasis:’ for Halltax— ‘ Shomer amie Bt Nicholas of Hostous 3 on, Chathes EK Gra. jy Metin Bars ya itsticans iy Hyde and J ph and {Mr Creral ot, George Madden of ti of Montraicin ba Drawin; of the Delaware State Lot- obragedieak 4,41, oe 0, 25, 45, 24, ‘T2, 42, 6a", 18, 33, gti 61. cireulare, Laan ori Drawings of R. France's Delaware Lot- ee Cr 488. 42, 18, 20, a 16, 33, 23, 3, 5. ‘Lorreny, C1 0, 0iP 16; 36, 78, 20, 3 32, kath, 77, 60, 34, 67. werdiard oak trobet ee wey oO. A. Broker, Ne. 176 yy aol Beehe & Co., 156 Broadwi shy ay, Ln an ape. ir new aly ‘s young — pea and Tou- retail and the His Hatr Br Me. BI Black or 4 pny rye No. 1 Barclay street. Arctic Ointment, for burns, ete es Fry etaoes pn a ging ee the wet Rold Nacssan, SS ibeak ceeak” antate ol Machines.—Ladtes, You Spit i os wets fs the Baebes tpt ert, tele mer es eae tt Hernte or He Tie hew wis eone Hheamatism and Tic Dolereux Sr Ty Boia only = ‘sree, X. fae alee! Co@atitution. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1860. them Who Desire a Fine, . Call on White for Your Holiday Hats And Caps, at No, 216 Bi cadway, opposite St. Paul’: of Call at 145 Nassau street and Examine the rH Het Company's winter styles of Hats, Standard Mink and rnd uve for Holiday Pre- Sacre Muffs and rien sell aes et row, at BANTA’S, 367 Canal street, Laa Misses’ Putts, Capes, Fr re and Gloves. HAR! & i street, 231 Kighth ave egy mee pe Fi queer at Leary £ Co.'s suocessers, HUNT d& DUSENBUR faders of fashions for gentlemen's hats, 3, F200 Astor i recveanes for the lag mene“ At panic from HUNTER & 00.8 Mommioth Clothing Warehouse, 490 and 308 Bowery. Presents at Low Prices. Gentlemen's Gloves, silk Undershirts, faney Scarts, Skating ce THC PEREGO & SON, 61 Nassau st, and 281 Broadway. French Patent Leather Boots for ‘96, Sent Gaiters eee Imported by J. SLATER, ) roadway. NDERGA’ are Pa MEN'S FURNISHING ALA. RANKIN 4 ue A 0" clearance which any of these Powers can be ex- pected to respect. A vessel entering the port of | Liverpool, or London, or Havre, or Bordeaux, or Cadiz, or St. Petersburg, or Amsterdam, with a clearance signed only by a South Casolina col- lector, would be liable to seizure and detention, if not eopfiscation. A vessel going to sea from | Charleston with no other clearance than one sign- | ‘*"sed },c. ed by a South Carolina official, and no other flag | than the Palmetto, would be lawful prize by. any cruiser, and would runa remarkably great risk of being picked up by one of the cruisers now on the lookout for slavers. In a word, the South Caro- lina Convention, by the ordinance to which we refer, has closed the port of Charleston more effectually than all the navies of Europe could have closed it. What effect the event will have upon shippers of cotton and rice, and upon buyers of bills drawn against shipments from Charleston, a very few days will determine. The following was to-day’s business at the Sub- Treasury:— Total receipts $90,009 7 —For ger 45,000 0 Pay 206,348 8 "2,467,368 0 Mr. Cisco received deposits to-day on account of the five million Treasury notes to be awarded to- morrow at Washington. The impression prevails that they will be awarded at 7 a 8 per cent inte Rear ger and Hosiery. VARIETY WILL BE FOUND AT UNION ADAM3', 697 Broadway, New York vity. Bother. mericans, den cans, go tl death. i ceeaa a a and nig revolution, Motta shea by HOLM: tS for Charleston get their portraits Gifts that will be Treasured More than any others MEADE BROTHERS’ Photographs and Da- guerreotypes. Half price, 233 Broadway. Buy all Your Liquors for Sema and family'use a: the old Fifteenth street Di , eatadlished in a: 280 West Iifteenth street HARLES ware, Proprietor, Ste! way ¢ & }, Romie Overstrung Grand and square now considered the best manufac: tured: are warranted for ive years, Warerooms 82 aud 84 Walker stzect, queer Bro i} Holiday Present. A WHEELER & WILSON At the reduced prlees and with ihe baw’ kanpsovenent At the sn the new improvemen Ne present toa mother, wife, sir Otic: ‘06 Broadway, New York. The Most Useful Holiday Present.—Gro- VER & BAKER'S celebrated Sewing Machine. It will hum Sreg aad bless ag it goes. 495 Broadway, New York. tehelor’s Hat able, Harm- che: 7 ne Prenat . Patent Champion Fire and ‘es, 261 Broadway, corner of Murray street, instantaneous; black or Factory. trea. gold and applied at BATCHELOR'S Wie Peco FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavrspay, Dec, 27—6 P.M. The news from Cherleston, startling as itis, pi duced rather a favorable effect in commercial cir- cles to-day. The evacuation of Fort Moultrie, and the concentration of the United States troops in the much more formidable Fort Sumpter, were un- derstood as indicating a determined purpose on the part of the government not to suffer the pro- perty of the United States to fall into the hands of the insurgents without a struggle, and the indica- tion strengthened public confidence. It is anarchy that merchants fear, much more than bloodshed, Stocks were higher to-day, though the market was inactive. Some holders of State stocks took the opportunity of shifting their load to other shoulders. The recent robbery of bonds continues to be freely discussed, and the doctrine that the government can claim the bonds in the hands of in- nocent third parties is energetically disputed. The opinions of prominent lawers are quoted to prove that delivery, without notice of any fraud, confers | a good title to these bonds. We presume that prominent lawyers will always be found to give opinions which may give rise to fat lawsuits. The fact is, however, that the government is going to clain its property wherever it can find it, just as an individual would do ‘if his horse or his } ship or the deed of his house had been stolen. It may be very hard on innocent parties; | but what can the governmont do’ It must claim j its property wherever it is; the victims will have | their recourse on Mr. Secretary Thompson, Mr. Godard Bailey, Mr. Russell, Mr. Floyd, or any one else who may have had charge of the bonds, or connived or assisted at the robbery. The govern- ment will, we presume, en, each of the States whose bonds have been taken not to pay the inte- rest on such bond If this is resisted the matter will go into court; and judging from the length of time which has elapsed since the New Haven Rail- way bonds went inte court, a final decision may be had in the course of seven or eight or ten years. In the meantime the individual litigants will have paid, in the shape of costs, a large per centage on the bonds to the lawyers whose opinions now comfort them, and will have the satisfaction of knowing that if they win the « at last, the United States government pay+ own costs only. The event should be # warning to the public. No man should deal in bonds which are not transferred on some regular transfer book. Noman should hold property which may have come to him from a thief, and may be reclaimed by the real owners. The disclosures made on the arrest of Bailey prove that over three millions of bonds were left in the keeping of a single irresponsible clerk, who received o smal! salary, and had given no security, If this is the way business is done at Washington, who shall sey how many more bonds may not be afloat, waiting till—come fresh robbery coming to light—the government steps in to reclaim them’ The business in railway stocks to-day was small, but prices were firm. There is a retail demand for stocks by parties who are tired of having idle mo- ney in bank; but really, in the present condition of the country, with civil war quite imminent, it must need some courage to look fur an advance ia stocks, This afternoon the market was rather quiet, and stocks closed steady at the following quotations: United States 5's 1874, a 79; Tennersees, 7! Canton, = R 1 ferred, 7% a ® a Read- ing, "ya 44; Michigan Central, 48"¢ Southern end Northera Indiana, | 3 do. guaranteed, 314 Any Panama, ex diy., 112 a 14; Tiinoia Central, 68°, # 69; Galena and Chicago, rs] Cwvahond and Toledo, 281; a Chi- %: Chicago, Bur lington and Quincy, 63 a 64. The money market was anchanged to-day. Mo- ney is quite abundant on call, bat we hear of no paper going at leas then twelve per cont per an num. In exchange little was done: rates are unchanged, vie: 101 3% for bankers’ bills, and 102 a 103 for mercantile bills. The commercial ordinance of the South Caro- lina Convention, dated yesterday, ond pablished in the Henanp of thie morning, appears to have the effect of closing the port of Charleston to forcign trade. Dy the fifth section of that ordinance it is ordered that “all offic'al acts of the Collector and Navel Officer in which it is asaal and proper to cot forth the authority wader which they act shall ‘Sh tte ue Se ert a een wf mucctes de'n the nome of the State of Sowth Carolina.” ‘ subduing pain, Accoiting to this clanse Mr. Coleock will hereaf- Alicock’s Porows Pls Pinsters, wl no aso cores & portion Wie het Ri rete or nen jeanne rae, No 4Un! Om RTS tp afl dentore ter issuey loarances in the name of South Carolina ., | a. Now Charleston is known to the foreign x only wa port of entry in the United States, mt eyenalans nor France, nor Spain nor Russia, 4, mgther nation, has any cognizance of Hoath € niependemt State. No ‘ aa an I Sonth Core a ee eMeial Wo: ¢ igh! to grant a rest. The indications are that few bids went from here. ' The following dividends have been declared:— The Metropolitan Bank, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable January 7; the Hartford and New Haven Railroad, a quarterly dividend of three per cent, payable on the 2d of January, to the New York stockholders at the Union Bank; | Canadian and Western a®3%c. a Stefg. and of Stato at aie. | a 38%. ps Corrax.—Sules of 568 bags of Rio were made at IKE. @ He, The public sales previously rtised were Postponed, whe market was sguin firmer and active. The stock in this city being light tended to cheek sles fran store, while transactions in transit were pretty | freely made. The sales footed up about 4,000 | about 8,000 of which were in store. ‘The market Me We now quote middling uplands at Liye er tb, Faricirrs.—o Liverpool about 28,000 bushi Fyre cugaged in ship's bags ut 10d., and av« 20,000 bushels corn in bulls at 9 P.d., 100 boxes bavon at Sbs. at as. » With some cetion at London 2,000 bbls, flour were engaged s and 10,000 bushels of wheat were ee bulk and 60 boxes bacon at p. t. To flour were engaged a 4igd, To Bremen 660 bi four Were enguged at 48., 100 cases of tobacco ab S08., 0 am paeaehes at ton, 08 bales cotton at Le, and 700 tons ‘ Thx was steady, with limited sales for shipment at Te. Liom.—The market was steady, and the article in fair demand, with sales of some 500 a 600 Dble., at Te. for common and at 95e. for lump Rockland, Morsses.—Sales of 100 bbls New Orleans were nade at B2c. a 35e., and 120 do. do. at 33. cash. Naval. Sroxes.—The embraced about 400 bbls. rosin, including No. 2 at $1 50 and No. 1 at $2 a #2 10. Provisioxs.—Pork—The market was firm and the de- mand fair: the sales embraced about 400 bbls. at $16 25, the latter an extreme figure; old mess was quiet at $16 Me; new prime at $12 a $12 50, and old at $10 26. Beef wi and in fair supply: the sales embraced about 161 bbis., including repacked meas at $0 % a $10, and $10 50 a $ii for extra do. was Steady at 9c. a 93ge. for Western. were firmer: live at the depot were hel at 52/e., and slaughtered at 6%c., with mode- rate sales, Lard was in demand and firm, with sales of 260 bbls. and tierces ot 10e. 9 10¢gc, Butter and cheese were in fair demand, and prices unchanged, Rice was quiet at Se. a 3%c. Svaans were more active and prices Steady. The embraced about 1,200 a 1,400 hhds. cy jomwe chiefly within the range of 540. a Sie. pe was firmer, with sales of 1946. flour ‘to 6d. 1045 lasgow 860 a 900 DI ales ‘00 bhie, at 196, 4 Sales of Real Estate. the Western Railroad of Massachusetts, a semi-an- nual dividend of four per cent, payable January 1; the Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn, a semi-annual divi- dend of five per cent, payable January 2; the Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company, of Salem, Mass., a dividend of seven per cent, payable January 1; the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, its usual semi-annaal dividend, payable on the 21st of January, at the rate of six per cent per annum on sums of five hundred dollars and under, and at the rate of five per cent per annum on larger sums; the Panama Railroad, a dividend of six per cent. The Canada’s mails arrived unexpectedly this morning. The London Times of the Lith inst. says: , eX English funds continue to show great steadines: the quotations of consols bei oe a ox dividend, throughout the greater part of ¢ tone of the market, especial! iadly at at the close, was ‘hora and trans- actions then occurred at 92%'a %. price from Paris this evening was 68f. 90¢. ing a recovery of 3g. In the excl this afternoon bills on Hamburg were i demand, and the rate was consequently a trifle lower. Other places were about the samo as last pest. About £80,000 aoe me was sent to the bank to-day, while sovereigns rat! exceeding that amonnt were withdrawn for America. Of the 000, aa the West India steamer Atrato, £116,000 is in gold, and £185,000 in silver. The monthly retarn of the Bank of France, issued to-day, appears satisfactory, i notwithstanding the heavy losses of builion in- curred during the first week over which the e~ extends, the diminution now shown {s only £104,000. The previous retarns exhibited a falling off respectively of £1,000,000 and £2,800.000. The total of bullion at present held is £17,300,000. The position of the bank has been strengthened by a reduction of £370,000 in the note cir. enlat ‘The new Turkiah loan still faila to attract sub- scribers on this side, but the accounts from Paris state that the French applications are numerous. In relation to American stocks, Messrs. Baring Bros. & Co. remark-— Massachusetts 5's nuacting is now offered at 94. 86. New York 6's, 1870, 93; 1886, 95. Firgiase norton vs bonds, 80 a 81. New York and brie Railroad shares, bonds, 3d mortgage, 80. Tiltnots Central share, s7 ted 4 count; bends, 7's, 8735. Michigan Central 8's bonds, 0. The award of the New York State loan disposed of at Albany yesterday was at the following rates:— $5,000 at 102.76 netting... $5,137 60 6,000 10250 5,125 09 10,000 « 10,243 00 5,000 fia 25,000“ AT2 50 150,000 + 1525808 00 10,000 « 10,175 00 180,000 152,505 00 5,000 5,081 28 5,000“ 5,075 09 10.090 10/141 00 000, N. Y. Life and Trust Co... $600,000 at 1011s Nassau Bank, New York.. 40,000 at 101.26 Tiowland & Aspinwall, NY. 60.00 at 101.15 a -| Com’! Matnal Ins., N.Y 20,000 at 10115 « - be ig ge a Day, N $ g.3 25,000 at 101.09 a 102.42 400,000 at 101.9% @ LOLAST Whole’ nasietks 60 00 at 101 a OLS eon Bank , Cs a 10,000 at 101 12'.0 101 J. Olmetead, Yonkers... 5,000 at WLW ® - Total $1,200,000 Fs gusesssdanes: Ree sectctct 10 Noersey RR...... 15884 BOARD. 100 Harlem RR pret. ao 50 Reading BI ci ® Mich Con Kit, 5 WMichSoANTHR 14 51°) SOMich SOA NIes 31% oo 10 Tl Con RR serip.. } 2 150 68, (800 nis OThy 100 Cloy ahi HR... 98 lia era 8 6 ax | oy | CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuoxapsy, Deo. 27-6 P.M aad market was quiet, sales limited, and prices | ro ine ur stereres. —Flour—The market was firmer and more | active, and common and medium grades fe 3 ef i g i EL wae equal 160. por bbl. ‘The sales footed 13,000 ee, closing within the following range of Rngerfine State. ese a 520 Kaira Bate, 00d to choire. a 600 Western wa 52% wate mo bo Oa 72 me two Rye flour.. fereee Ba 410 Corn ted), Jersey and Hrandy wine. 0 2 5 <Cuanting font wes in limited supply and frm, with sales of 260 bbls. at $5 50 a $T for extra Southern flour woe , though les active, The sales embraced 1,600 bbls. . closing within the range of the above quotations, Rye flour ‘waa in fair demand, with sales of small lots at our figures, Corn meal was quiet and price ge at alee of 250 bbls. Jersey wore made at &5 10. waa firmer, and in good demand at higher rates, The = oe cote embraced about $0,000 bushel: nee! wo .) White Keeney ere af 66, erie Higan al $1 40 9 $1 £0, red Western at 1 33 9 $1 a5, | Miiwaukee. cin $1 26081 27, the fare waa for senbees eetores, rea Sate HA 0 Si 1S eR ES | Northern ein, and No. 1 pat Ts AE | Wath Corn was active nud firmer, ales of 90.000 tenes | at 6ie. for Western mixed, In store, an at f°» Tor. in, aflont and at T1ig0. 20. for rem! velo. Theriey tus firm, brit quiet. Rye was Moc “a yr pol Onte wore etendy © | precisely. The fricnds of Eivited toattend By Adrian If, Muller House and lot 40 Vandewater street, at the residence of the bride's father, by the ey Y § Drowne, FRANKLIN O. Bapcxs, of Portsmouth, N. IL, Graeree or er of Charles Spulding, of Brooke, .—At Port Richy Tuesday, December 25, by the Rey. J Mur, of Brooklyn, to Lun, eld G, Codmus, of the ODELL Hacer. on Wednesday, De bride's father, John 5 ‘Shiland, Mr. J.J. Ooty, of New York’ city, to Mies Panu HL M1, Haicaer, of Chappaqua. Snont—Kur106G.—On Thursday, December 27, at St. ~ church, Norwalk, Conn., by Rey. D. H. Short, Mr. as. G. SHORT, of Ridgete!d, Comn., to Miss Laces B. isto, oé Norwalk. Svrtos—Rurr.—at the residence of the bride's father, on Monday, December 24, by Rey. Mr, Spear, Jnssn P. Svrroy to Louisa, second daughter of Michael Rupp, all of WALkER—Brooxs.—At Chatham Four Corners, New York, on Thursday, December 20, by Rey. Mr. Meat, Mr. Cartes WALKER, ‘of New York, to Miss Awxit Brooks, of Chatham Four Corners. ml, Staton Island, on Westchester county, the residence of the Died. Bansy.—On Wednesday, Decomber 12, at Atwerp, Hel- gium, Buancie, the youngest daughter of William S. and Mary Ann ray Sew York, aged 14 months. Boarp.—On Wednesday, December 26, Emiry A. Bown, youngest daughter of David Board. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, from the residene her parents, 109 Jlam- mond street, without further invitation. Canson.—Suddealy, on Tuesday, December 25, at her Cerrol street, South Brocklyn, Disaa ife of Joseph Carson, aged 32 years, 1 mouth aud 16 i? Her relatives and frien! tend the funeral, this (F. without further hotice, ‘AskY.—On ‘Thursday inorning, December, 27, Fexpr. the only win ur John and Juba ‘Cusey, aged rane b eanite 1 anenan tee neighbors of the family are res epect- fully invited to attend the funcral, this (Friday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the resilience of his parcuts, 1244 Warhington street, without further notice. ‘Conmiax.—On Thursday ig, December 27, of in flammation of the lungs, Commarixe, widow of ‘atriek Corigan, a native of the parish of Killow, county Long- ford, Ireland. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to aitend the funeral, from her late residenee, No. 141 ifully invited to at- pon, at oue o’elock, Weet Twenty-ninth sirvet, this (Friday) afternoon, at ome o'clock, without further iuy itation, Piney AN.—(m Tresoay, December Paseo Doveax, 42 years. jis relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the — ral. trou his late rest No. 101 Brow! street, this (Friday) afternoon, at t look Dexvex.—Un Thursday, December 27, Haxxau Oprit, wife of Jacob Duryee, St., im the 40th year of her age ‘The relatives aud friends of the family, and of her father, Danio W. Odell, are invited to nttemd the funeral, = her late residence, No. 109 Monroe street, ou Sutur- afternoon, ut one o'elock. “ham-cOn Tuenday, December 25, after a peavewry bis, aged BO y. v8. ‘The fuworal will take p. aie (Filday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, from No. 138 Bast His relatives and frieuds are reapeetully invited to aitend, without further noti« Fire. —On Thursda: hort ines, December 27, How, sccond child of Ri rent and Kate H. Hills, aged 5 years, 5 months end 2 ‘The friends and relative of the family are respectfully invited Ww attend the funeral,on satarday aiternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, northwest corner of Hoyt and Atlantic streets, Brookly Philadelphia and Baltimore papere please coy Fanexit.—On Wednesday, Decomber 26, affer a short fines, ANs, beloved wife ‘of Thomas Farrell, native of the Parish of Ardagh, county Longford, Ireland, agw: 55 ears. ‘The funeral will tako plooe, from bor late residence, 224 Elizabeth street, this (Friday) afternoon at two e’eloek the fanily are respectfully Dublin FANsve.—On Wednesday evening, croup, Josian Brower, youngest child of John i ng, in the dd year of his age and friend of the fuinily a veral, {rom the ree Longford and San Francisca papers pleare copy December 26, of and respectfully of Patric Brooklyn. Her funerel will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past two sfrom her parents residence, Her remains Will be ken Wo Calvary Cemotery for interment. ya Wednew months: lane ‘The rdlatives and friends ot the family are invited to atiend the funeral, from her late res dence, No. 176 Third Be pe at one o'clock. (XN. Y.) and Thorne county (Texas) pa- asec Hait.—On Wednesday, Pecewber 26, we ees ines, which he bore ‘nga patience, Mr. Tiustas Hart, the 26th yeor of bis ap ‘The relatives ond Irlende of the family are respeetfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternom, at cove o'cicek, from bis late residence, No, 473 Sixth ave. Hie remaing will be taken to Greenwood for inter. ment Tinneis and Califor. pers please copy. Haxrmox —On The ots Thormber Hi, Marr Buss rem only child of Mic hood and ‘Theresa Harrison, aged 17 months and 7 days. ‘The relatives and ds of the fus mily are respectfully Invited (o attend the funers!, thie (Friday) afternoon, at Dalf-paet ene o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Fifty second street, between Second and Third avenues. Jorry.—At Harlem, N. ¥.,on Wednesday, 26, Manoaner Axx, wife of John Jorry, im the 28th year of her age Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at am her late renidence, 1dlst street, ee and friends of the family are respectfully tend the funeral, from their residence, St between South” Fighth and South Ninth burg, this (Friday) afternoon, at two pad, Lovg Island, Navvasne. Porm Kelsey, aged 9 d to at. lock. Kai sny.—At Grave Ketsky, son of Walter ond Sarah Jaw 49 months ‘he friends of the family are respectfully inv tend the funeral, thix (Friday) afternoon, at tw 1 so remains will t Greenwood Cemetery ose, —Sudden! cop) A f 26, Mr, Dave Ds lame ‘a ine 27th year of his age His friends and these of ye family are requested to at tend the funeral, at the residence of his uncle, Mr. Jacob ‘Teare, Newark,'N. J., 00 Saturday afternoon, at tres oveleek. Moxess.—On Friday, October &, at Bedenham, Fag., $f consumption, Ruza Fnawems, daughter of Charles and Mar, , in the Zist year of her , welivie wad friends of the Pass ly are respecttally invited to attend the foneral, from the residence of her parents, No. 276 West Forty.1rth street, this ran) morning, at eleven o'clock. Her remains will be Greenwood for interment. Mc Cans. —On Wednesday, December 26, Aner, the be loved wife of David MeConn, 26 years. ‘The [riends aud relatives of the funily are reapectfully invited (o attend the foneral, thie (Fr afternoon. at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 106 Broome street. McLacutax.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, De. comber 27, of disease of the lungs, Sinan McLacuray, in the 624 year of her ae ‘The friends of the family are igvited to attend the fa- neral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 116 Bridge street Revectaniss please copy Newt on Thursday, “December 27, Tasos ape, aged Feat, Smt a 2 cays 2 iver ind friends of the one, are reapectfully invited (o attend his funeral, from bis residence, No. 1 Meccker street, ~~. (Prida; )_ afternoon, at tito ‘clock, Hie remaipe will to Greenwood for untertment. x“ + Om Wels otay, Decomber 26, Crank Nonare, ‘t 4 78 Fos pempeetiinily: ineitet of croup, Winsis | end the funeral, this (Fridoy) afte o'clock, from his late resilenes, at Youker | Ouvee.—On Wednesday, December 26, after a short itlpers, Witisas H. OuvEx, som of James D. Oliver, ti | The relatives and friends of the fuwily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. at the residence of his fa- | ther, 62 Amity street, tlie (Friday) affernoon, at half-past two o'elock. Pruviurs—In this efty, on Wedvesday, Deo Wirttam, infant son of Wm, Ii, and Mary aged @ mouths and 4 Jaye relatives and friends of the funeral, this (Pri mn 1003, Gren rhovn, at re? invited to p, ot balf-past His renviias wi! Jive OC Pius The relatives and sourally invited to attend 0 of iris law. Mr. mer, No. & Mangin street, afternoon, & o'clock, His remains will be typress Mills erment, Revre.—On Mouday, Noveinber 19, at Honda, New Gre- nada, Cuas, Tako, Rees Tutrry.—On Wednes December’ 20, ira. Manorme Ruuty, wife of Edward Heilly, in the 68th your of her Age, a ative of parish of Eagarstown, county of Longy ford, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family and those of her sons, H. A. Reilly and John A. Reilly, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late reekloncé No, 92 Ridge street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Wrexs.—On Wednesvay, Decembor 26, suddenly, Conrysiy T. Weeks, in the 56th year of bis The friends and relatives of the family and Those of his Sons Matthew, Henry, Carlysle T. junior, and George W., also the frionds of his brothers Nathaniel, Samuel, Jacob and Penjamin T. Wecks, and brother-in-law. C. Burdett, sve respeetfull ited to attend the funeral, from his late residenco No, 24 First avenue, this (Friday) after noon, at three o'clock, without farther notice WELLEROCK.—On Wednesday, December 26, Gxsam arcexes Wainmocx, ellest daughter of Herman and Ma- ria Wellb aged 6 yours, 4 months and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 58 avenue D, corner of Fourth streot, this (Fri- 4 Jav) afternoon, at one 0’ ck. Warsn.—On Tuesday, December 25, at the residance of James Vbely, No. 113 Third avenue, Joun Warsit, a ma tive of Athy, county Kildare, Ireland, in the 40th year of his age. funeral will take place this (Mriday) mornix kek. December 27, Pansy Wanton, —Ou Tharaday, aged $0 yéare, ‘The fineral will toke place from the residence of her rou, William Walton, 116 West Nineteenth strees, on Sa twe oel - Wraver.—On Thursday, December 27, Mre. Jems WEAVER, aged 17 years. ‘The relatives and fy of the fumily, also those of her Ww. aver, are cordially invited to tiend the funeral, from the residen her son-in-law, c §. Lufbery, No. 8 Bethune t, on Saturday ning, at ten o'clock. Newark papers please copy Wirsox.—On Tharsday morning, Doce at eight ‘eleck, at the residence of rv BOM, sy st Sixteenth. streot, Buss, wife of the Tate will wit soa, of Searva, county Down, Ireland sons, Wm, and A Welevea pre Migious quantity of the goods eummera'ed ielow, and we are determined to convert them After perusing the following list of prices. Wntll the Ist of Janus we Wilf continue tovolfer ile following uncqualled nigains: READ! COMPAL rl White French China Tea Sein 44 ph White Freveh China Dine White Freneh China Dinner Plates, White French China Breakfast White French China Tea Plates, the dozen. White French China covered Dishes, each White French China Soup Tureens, fach ich China Tea Cups and Sancers, the dozen... Vand French China Tea Sets, 4H pieces. band French China Dinner seta, 187 pieces and colored French China Tea Seis, 44 pic Gold and colored French China Dinner Sots, 167 pieces. Sliver plated Tee Kettler, exch ver plated Tea 8 cece, . Rilver plated Table § Pitte dozen. #1 ver plated Table Forks, the dozen Cut glass Gobleta, the dozen. An clegant Besorinent Ob 1ICH CHINA VASER, ISQUE AND PARIAN FIGURES, BRONZE VASES, RRONZE FIGURES, fe. o., for the HOLIDAY SEASON. ‘The public may rest assured that every article advertiacd will be on sale. CUT OUT THIS List And bring tt with you W. J FP. DATILEY 4 60, No. 631 Broadway. __ RUMRILL & C0, NO, bos BROADWAY. ‘The right kind of omentt wt for the One of those fine eajusied and chropometrically rated % plate AMERICAN WATCHES, of the new series, made AMERICAN Warn cos COMPANY, ait ‘The finest and most durable ‘Time Keepers ever made. For sale until January 1, A. Ronee a Re £ 00., No. "Dh ireaday. Sl A‘ 4 H—NAPOLEON TAP Lope 4 NEW ar eal Nos, 10 and 12 Ann st N. B.—Call A” FRIvere want? URE WH ND Tigvors FOR THE fou, A Ys Ore ote HASE _— Kehoappe D | | WOLFE'S rune CuGxAC M MANDY. IN ROTT WOLTE'’S YURE MADEIRA, _ SER AND port NI WOLFE'S SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY. WOLPE'S JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM. | Toperiog and bottled by the subscriber, Warranted pare the best quality, THR AST A ate in cases of | Soe ‘Thig wine, of vintage money could procure, ard Koen Imported, tien, Fi i sold at any price whataoever. Yor sale = RTUULR KENDALL, bag re. OLD STORE, $2 BROADWAY— Wedding Cards, Envelopes, Note Paper, FOR A NEW YRAKS" PRESENT, and Pi am p. J. 8 BRADLEY, plet irame maker and agent for fine pictures, 480 Brow FINE PICTURE A TARO STOCK on wixy GOLD PENS, OOLD ARD MILVER PENCT Li ASD, wath LBs SUITABLE Hh b NEAT GOULD Ey D. cia Prom HN FOLEY, Manufacturer of Foley's Rank Vens Store and salesroom, 163 Broadway. T WM. EVERDELL’S SONS, WEDDING CADE AND A Enye! the latest styles, 10 Fulton street, New ork, Established SJ BAVE OVER i) WORTH OF FALL AY iD A‘ Winer e oth msl on bond nd, and as itis late in lao to the deranged state of our fi fonttere T have concinded 10 mark the same down and sell et an imme nee sacri Sor, of & Furnisbing Goods sad Children's Clot io seme satio. FB. BALDWIN, ‘The largest store in 7 CARD. CHARLES FRODSHAM WATCHES And CHRONOMETERS, ed Gennine tnese onlebretad pocket Time. domekr wat 4 oO, Importers of Watches na in every vartely, nd 72 Bowery. ee o | FAUTY.—THE MOST BEAUTIFU L WOMEN TO BE Ber, Year day wil vajuontiovaby ho tious who ie mee celebrated preparations.» His i rena khing wy cuneoth skin ng Wiying detection oer a CONCENTRATED LRAYRN, CONCRNTHATED LRAYRY, Yor making al! kinds of BREAD, } CARRS, te apn: ict diet vs he res ter Pe F Yr ating, woke clon Coke, ake every mere, aeuy. , m) Grocers and Deny Bor enle by 0) Se Rea e. BATES, Agent, ‘Ko, 189 Pearl reccmaracrs RTA! pees Pei t 5 sTySCRLLANAOUMS INVERTED ENLARGED I, fthout pain oe Niro i'n read: iclans" and “aur geoun of thi VHAMPAGNES — 8! 5) (ND S850 PRR BASKET FOR $12 Wines Curing the ide at MENDUM'R Wine Vaulls, Broadway, Orne: of Codr \ treet ee PFrenorse. WATCHER AND JEW ¥, SELLING OFF CSDE t 8T, 10 CLOSE THE BUSIS in Bracelets, Co oll celebrated tale PEACOCK, Londea, Engi i rT D. tway, MONS A HOP Ee REIS SHO. Filth Avenue Hotel (branch Victor Histo, BBMalde 4 AK, vel, French (os Jewelry, &e. 1, at the eae Piomond Poli Sets from $2 Trt te Jewelry, Wateh 'm, C All onr goods are offered tale prices. oe & REIN, ‘With Avenue Hotel, next to Piel ontranoe. Honse in Pane os Rue de la Verrerie. NGLISH MUTTON AND MINCE PIES FOR 4 today. For sale, English Pitbe: Ly ety teh Finnon Haddock. Hi fares, Bacon, h Rooms, 66 Malden lane, corne: NEAT REDCOTION IN PRICES. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Purchasers will find it to thelr {oterest to make selections from the beantiful stock of Jewelry, ALL CLES, now offered at reduced prices for RAIT & 100. No, 261 Brow ‘opposite City Hall, N.'T. HOMES For tre rxpu BTRIOUB. GARDEN stat OF THE WEST. TLLINOIS © ERTRAT. HATLRO AD COMPANY 120,000 ACRES OF R10 A FAIGHING LANDS, TRACTS OF FORTY ackixs AND UPWARDS, LONG ©) niga AND” xT LOW PRICE: ‘The attenth ‘i. LANDS OF ILLINOIS. ate in the valley of the Mississippt offereso great an (uler as the Hiato of Hlinols, There is ne world where all of te condition of ctimate and ly combined (0 produee those two great staples, ce the Prairies of flint ASTERN AND SOCTHERN ‘MARKETS. lands are contiguous to a railroad 710 miles in length, whieh ec « with other roads and navigable lakes ® rivers, thus affording an unbroken communication with ! Eastern and Southern marke’ EM OF TLLINOTS. mart 1'f, RAILROAD & 0. capital lave been expended on iinols. Enastauch as part of the in these works, with a valuable ake diminish the Stave pense, Ue 2A ES iV. THE & ‘The State debt is’ only Sto 105306 14. aa, srhin the last Unies years, bas been reduced $2 und we may rea. expect thed im tan Beans it we vill become extinct ESENT 'T VOPULATION, AL PRODUCTS. PEI! (ITY OF THE SOTL. owhere can t indusirious farmer secare such imme ¢ results for bis labor as upon chewe pralrie solhs, Deing com Feb toum, the Fertility of whi falatieed ty a he globe vir Xtre! A CULTIVATORS. Since 1854, the Company have acid L:aN@0 sores, Tiey sell only to: actual cultivate and ple ag en contract contains aa egreement to os vate, “The eo Miro these Lands Sam expense v6 $4 ikea, Ve wilation of the fo age count a i Hangetnne only 33.6 si “ e 47038 hone een nied, Maange whole porniaton si soa per cent. EVIDENCES UI Peay. Fd & exiicice of the nett . the mg hy be ‘apd that Ge, tops. of trelgh ‘Tain and 200,000 barrels of oy were forwarded over tha fine last year. PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT. The prices of ‘hese lands very from $6 to Lp Sg ad on cording to Ioention, quailty, &e. Flesieclasa fartalng * A fer neve a 12 per acre; el Uy tealieeape ecspenee of fubduing prainic land as ‘compared w ratio of ft fawar of ie! Tormen. The tormnof sale for the bulk of the: +4 lands wi! One YEARS ‘ihréaesr IN ADVANCE. ay pie per crn pet anon, and lx interest notes at Seer cone ee aoe th can sae, een teen eens ae yee ate of sale. and four motes fe In four, five, six and seven years from dase of the con. Hract eipuiaiing that ove teat of ihe tract shall be feneed nd cultivated, each and ev werent from oy date of sale, so end of ve sand Le fenced and Suserechirsios WENTY FER CENT WILL BE DADWoTRD feomn the velention. for-eeuh, except (he came ei be at six Actnrs per acre, when the east price will Pan ts descripti of U pee tions, and terms of ce Poste AND COM ALLIN the names of the towns, villages and tne incie'Centeal Ralisouoc pees 1a 1606160; Appleteare. Kolway Guides Foumar cLoraixa row ux AND BOYS, AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, We have determined to close out the balance of our Wistert tock at a deduetion of TEN PER CENT BELOW MARKED PRICES, $MM BROTHERS, Nou 123, 188 and 140 Fulton stress, OLIDAY GIPT SERKERS Wil. fod « most recherche ERT tetas ‘ART TRIPLES AND. SU! 4 ¥, TAOS Cale axe Hsnouieabits IN : MED PRINTER PORT. : r PARTOUTS, FRA FOLIOS, DRAWING ALeoes, HAND-BOOKS ON Al AND OF ia BRAC HPUL Aur AT UOTE R72 Miroadways corner oF Rais vireo 1K anne HUNTING WATCHES 5 ie z OK TWENTY-VIVE DOLLARS, Warrante ey At G. ©, ALLEN'®, 425 Broadway, one door below Canal street wi PANIC, PAMC, PRRICES! 8 Old Tom, Gin, im Bae ey the panche a bat, by the id ante chedp by vanedecn In bong, oe Chartest Londet Cordial Uta in eased quanta ANIC OVER, P SIX Sauioss SPECIE AR® ear, .T. VINE © p SAN Ly PEctR Wher 1h is ane WHERE fy P aor anes On Howes bearing Seales tn the "ante aU The finnt std many otto AND SAFES | 17 ) HAND SCALES cheap. Soben ia ox, sheep, taken in “exe ‘eae standard ie Tain Srp Jo alow fale prices fr lrsegand, hand 6 change for Liltie’e. Also tm exchenge for ieee ‘randard Realea. 26 Broagway, one vee Nolo Autor ite House WE VINEGROWERS’ COMP > ae COGNAC NDY, OF ifferent vintages, in cases of one dozen fall sized ot ch, the capsule of hottle atamped ike ame Th ray tnd, feety. Voreate vy saned by the Compan, NAW ARE A RRUTIAR ta Bronteny. raepe = ie Nk, 7) Warren street cacenre ER & O0,, 28 Reade street RA ns co., Chambers street. WAWILSON. 3 Beaver stem ‘The Cognac Brandy of this © was honored with — medal of the first class ai bed Mapoettion in Paris-ot 1AM, for its superior 1 purity and NE REGENTS BO T ALE. OF Tie re PRESENT CENTURY, ; it The HOME JOURNAL for Jevenry ‘B will contain the murmencement of this beaut! ul ‘Now is the time to Subseribe. Sa year. Omer 17 Fulton sweet. DRUGGTETA. T° Fatent Meticines at “Pante Prices." paps 25: 13 st 18 Pare row New York, from thie immnense and well Assorted va | PA BIR iD JOURNAL Yor this Wom” Gees oe |r A Anat A SEN HO TR is iE hin week. Famer Lae EB GUTRN Ake tiene ——— oc aa well mathe daa HOLD ae con. pe ’ ee Fo 0 Sot uke