The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1861, Page 8

I a To = a “JHE PRESIDENTIAL PROGRESS. | NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPIT {CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.) Fourteenth street to the Astor House, under the direction of Inepettor Leonard. During Mr. Lincoin’s stay here twenty men will be de- tailed to do duty at the Astor House, THE PRESIDENTIAL QUARTERS AT THE ASTOB HOUSE. The roome to be oconpied by President Lincoln and his fam\y at the Astor Hose ara the finest i, the building They are the wenticul roome that were occupied by fPreeitent Tastor, after hes election, when he horored New York with a viet Tt was for President Taylor, 00 hie cecesten, that these rooms were drst openot. - They are eleven ip all, and located on the first , Boor of tho hotel, which is almost mono- * dpAved by them. Of the rooms six aro bed: ‘ebembers ext tive are parlors They are furnished with he Veweet sand richest furniture ip the house, and adoro [3d WILD a Meial foorers Though these apartments are “She aves Which loc ago were compret by Poesident Fay: for, theta Trnitere whith thea decorates them has Jong hee given place to the more modern, If pot more cow! ertable ett elegant whieh now comptetes their con- vemtesce and ‘be The reception fonm set apart for Wr. fineoto ie the fine apartment in “i Astor Tense beving a rk velvet carpet gn the flor, two moe tplor viwses atench end of eth, the walls well and ‘tasrefaity adorp- wpe with maity mud handsome’, yet plainty, paintetl. Tre frre wm perfect Keep with the noble-room. Tr ist massive @ahfat. comity goof the'most luxariots aofes Youneés, ry chairs. &e Mr. Lascoln’s private pathrs theehenot-room tmimeditely con the north of th reception oom, white Mrs. Line?n’s parlor edjoins & ov the “posite sido These sre eearcely less sumptuouety Curntsred han the larger pirlor between ‘them, and the furniture ls of the eame genere] appoar- ance and fcrcription, Besides thee there ure two other Parlors ordrawing robms eet apert fur the nse of the re giéiitied arty oe the same Mneswith the three alresdy meatwe d, and this suit of rooms embraces the whole of the die: floor foc'mg on Broa way and tke Park The ample © corri preodiy sweeping tho entire Feng, of the magnificent mete:, separa es the parlors, @racing remme tad recepieta room from the sutof six ite spacttrs ter bedrooms crlyugea for the Presideat’al cecupe ‘They’are vali and sity ana the test dormitories in ‘the house. They are fapusnea as richly as any ethor dedroonrs perhape in any other eftuttishment, and pro ed Witheovery nmagusable comfort and corvertouce 4°) these apartmenis, ap well ae the parlors, have ender- gone afresh painting and fresvoetig process, end the whole ranve of roomy and corridé present an unesually cheerful, conifortable and grand teil ensemtle, There is 4 full aud wostly silvs ot prepared -orpressty for the ose of t resident and Bis tawily at tho Astor Bouse 11 will » ured by them for the first time, and ‘will show, perhaps, a8 mueb as any other cironmstance, thet toere bas heen nothoog spared by The «proprietors of * thie hovel that would be ulated to hoaor tie distin Guishea family who will sou be avony the number of He geste. Torsatoes Yew York periodica'ly prove #but he cap do to eelypee ter smaller rivals, even in hospi tatiny THE BROOKLYN ‘COMMON COUNCIL AND POE PRESIDENT ELECT, During the set ng of the Brookiyn Common Connect fest eveuipy derma Castaw moved the following: — Whereis ibe ut elect, Ab-absm Lincoln, bas left his notue to assume tee pusit *rasident of the Unrted suites, elocted taereto in conformity ith tue cou. BUilution theres, Thereture Resolved, Bo: the. purpere of testing ear Joy: constituben and our regard for the Pe: that the people of tue oxy of Brovkiyn ar Beit Resetved, That the Mayor be requested to invite the Presiient clect to visit our city apMaceps the wewome vi +8, 4nd Uats a onDINiites he xppointed to swith hw Howe the Mayor for carry iug out the 1008. The resolutions was avopte?, @bereon Alterman the WnaUIMOUs conaeat of the Board, # ten to by Alderman Uayton, in comveque enolution w take efvot within ten days— doo late for the purpose iuten WHE RECEPTON OP MR. LINCOLN AT TRENTON. Mentos, N. J., Feb. 28,7861, © Sena‘or Cock, Chairman of the Comm.t f Arrange. meni», onthe part of the State of New Jersey, fur the receptor of tse Present elet on bis preival in thie Bate, has receiood w telegraphic despatch from or. ‘Lincomm, cated at Bottvo, wiormng Mr Cook that he would arrive et Frentun at twe've o'clock M.on Thurs- my, the 2st ust, We onderstuad bat Mr Lincoln and Sui 4 ill dive al the Trenton Howe, by lovita:ton of the tute Legiwature. Two or three mititary compenies aro expected from other parts of the Stato, it is believed Sbat ihe iargust assemblage ever gon in Trenten will bo here on Touréaay. ARRANGEMENTS FoR MR. LINCOLN’S CEPTION IN ‘PHiLY"ELPHiA Puranacvuta, bob A. committee of the Councils aad ciuinena ace aetively engage: in awking preparations for the otion of Lincoly on ‘Uboiwiay PML, and on bla arsivel av the depos be will Le greeted by a Uwlon wa De ercurtel through the — prine/pal by @ caveleade cit’ Hotel, whee a grawd disp take place, ab also. a reception ia the riee, on the murping of tke 22d, Mr. Linvoln w Ro &, 1801 ree firewotks wil AtLau- 2 be in- stars, ever ing. ited to raise a large flag, display'ng thirty-for over indepradunee Hall tho tounsy Rath oad C are making exten ts for bis cou 4b day there will i capital Japrisbarg on military dis- sive arruvge ath play ot the PROGHESS ‘OF MR, HAMLIN TO WASHAISTON, Banook Me., Feb. 13, 1861. ladly Jott bore thie morning tue mm nike tor Wash fowl, arrive Boston this eening, at lea tmerrow morning. He wan cecorted from Lampton to our city gy a lary Bor of bis fellow towed Mayor and ex Mayers feshon the party wad rouvivel le vhs eit, and an iramense pro- ard double seighs escorted rilroad station, nutwichounding ‘Mr. Hamiip waz cheers, aud the warm greetings and of citizens in to the ingle joint cuties which ha +08 peuple, and, rely’ % that can't tone well that cark spon Beves & ople are but the; He wit! | _NEW YORK HERALD, TUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1861. NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. ‘The Condition of Affairs in the Ri tie of Mexico—ihe Survey of the North Pacitic, &c. Wasurxatox, Eeb. 18, 1961. Despatches were received this morving at the Dupart- ment of State, from the city of Mex co, with dates to the Sist of January. Minister Weller had entered upon the duties of his offic as Minister, and affairs bad assumed a peaceful as- ct. oe election for President had taken place quietly, al. thoug th result was not then Koown, The contest was between Juarez, the bead of the constitattonal goverpment, and bis Secretary of War, General Ortega. As there was no unfrie dliness between thes® gentlemen, tt was pre- sumed that, under the eltetion of either Uere would be no dificulty in organizing the new admintstra'ion, The Ministers o Spain ana Guatemata, and of the Papal government, having been @ismiseed for their persous hostility agamst the enstitutional goverument, Rave left the capital tur Vera Cruz, The French and Prossinn Ministers were still in the city Of Mexico, eed wie British Charge at Jalapa, They Were Waiting mitructions fom their respective govern ments hetore veer guizing that of Prositent Juarez, Th pardea of Uiaz having excttes a tempest of in ‘€ignation against Jexvez, which indnoed hia whole Catinet te resign, ‘te President reouusivered hie determ)- nation, amd turnéd Biaz over te Se judivial tribunal fur trial. The Cubinet was organize? by the appointment of Mr. Zorod, as Ministtr of Fore'gn Kelations; Goners? Ogizon, a: Vinlser o Miterior; Generel O tega, es Minister of War; Mr. Prieta, as Minietor of Finance; Yr. Ramirez, a Mizister of Jestice, and Mr. auz, as silutter of Publte Works. Mr.-Larar*rie, speci® agent of the Tnited States Lega- tion't ‘Mexico, bus avvived here frem Vera Crus, with dates from Mexico t the Sth mst. All thy States of the Mexican tepiblic hed ackn wh dged ‘the wurbortty of the graph, Pho Supe constitutional government of Juervz. The Archbwhop of | the city of Me bi Wo, and four et the principal bishops, 2 heen banished from the republic, and came passer. to New Orleans iu the Denese, General Mirvfion bao left, with tae Spanish Ambassa. éor, Mr. Pacheco, in the steamer Velageo, for Maveua, the exeape of the former through Vern Cruz having een favereo by the French Consvil at that port, ral Diaz, one of Miramon’s ministers, having been captured, Vas on his way to te cepital, there ty be med. The entire republic wes quiet, and with the exception oft umber of forces under the baudis Vivario and Mejie, no oppositiva was made to the goverument Suftievest forces ba@'bevn sent against Viewno and Mela to reduce them within a brief pertad to oder APL AROUND THe Wo of New York, repor tte of Congress, a bull 0 Smeal ome tee Hor. John Cochray om the Coin! asund dolla islands of the Russian p Amerien, via Bebrivg’s 5 Amor river in Asiatic Rus. Gion of an overitnd telegenph ing, say for a survey of the cousts, seas aad sions, from itka in Russian its, to the mouth of we view of the cousteue. ne from san Francisco via a, Vebring’s Strait, which is to copnect ax the mouth of the | Amor river with the Russian line to Moscow, thus aitely jin connection with ¢ nweting the whole world’by This bill Les been MeP. Colina, Russia the + f great raportance to the commercial iacerests of iry, particularly as regards China sad Japan. slnve just been t It i hipea 6 will take immediate action ona abso. Sibley California tine graph eported upon the who bas CON. memorial of Perry ained trom the Emperor ef 8 regarded as ight of surve 8 meas ovr coi whose po thei €o gr iv portant. le oe open, measure % Ww considered, Bince the failnra 0 ; Mhat this route is the only pre rope and America are to 09 united by tele sub cable cable ow by whic DECISION RELATIVE TO CATIP Court of the United California send established au important pring’ tate; in ete taived a conflrmation of party in possession cannot tn an action rm Fhe jutent ne yf that where a elv'wmat has ob the title of The Suffering in Kansas. Arouwon, Feo 28, 1961 arurn on ter ine hast, ing kecomplisted the dtyect for which bs came, Lick Was to o8certain the tre vendition and to bu crward te eatabhiehment of retiel depots in the iat ich w bemg pushed forward as rapid r the evergy of Col. Pomeroy forward the 1m 180 relief Mr. Hyett departed yester ha 0 y as porathie, aa | Mr Hyatt goos Ext %0 DEAR refered CO 0 legiAiat in wally Europe forthe purp se of regaming: his e¢ AB B09 as prac Disastrous Fire in utfalo. Borravwo, Fels 18, 1881 ad we, droggiet steoyed by fi ock Was-Fumoved with it Bitty dame, "The eecons floor was occupied ua law thie libraries were saved, wpied by Beesre the The third and fourca Sleight & Bunce at # 7 ind b story was occamet! by 1 emit, ab a lub rawory. fio bunlatag was auwwn ag Towusend Hou blog and owees ny Ok Wilson, ut Zuzanath, N.J. The building is tasaret for $19,000 in Lantern companios. The total ode is about $22,000 2 figet beortes we bi 8 oe! 2sured ann The steameh p Florida arrives raturduy night vclek., asi well The-Rovida ©. Mead winds. Tho rerew steamship Hants jived yestor@oy morulox. 4 Tho United States nin eteamebip © Berry , from tiew York, Saturday morning Captain rrived hese at twa o'COoK en Markets PRELADELI'Mia sTUCK BOARD. Putavauruta, Heb. 18, 19¢t Srocks dull. Feumeyiy ama state 6, 85%,’ Rewdiey trond, 2134. Morrie Genal, 60; Long tmand’ Rtatlrwut, ; Pennsylvania Rafiroud 40 Sight axchange wt par New Ortataxe, Bob, 18, 1801 under the Ateea’n anvices. Salee Gsdta @, ot dito. tor midating Sugar 420 a & atl tar Muiasees 280. a Whiskey @ ic. Freight oo ovtton te Liver. Mowur ¥eb 18 1861 m and demeod active: ealos today 7,000 ale for ton, Feb. 18 184) nol demand wctive: sales to-day 71,060 wll. Gor miediivg TiwouR, Fob 16, 1961 “ec Cotton— F balee, at Cothn—Firm bales, at 16): B. ull: Howard atroot and Ohio. $5 1234 "1 Red, $1 SH SL], white, 1 49 @ €1 60 Corn wield, 68¢. w68e. Provision price, $13 50. Lard, 106 Whirsey, Wye. « AT Ke Cincy anpor R660 4 $4 Flonr advanciog: " vas 8 want $ ders, 0 bacnir« ams; lard io bareels W240, a8 exchanges New York fleam at 3, foe dene 10 per cent premium. ; Cny Lote Higemee. paweage of tho tax levy by sereatly boo Uys quiet wili t 1, mall probability, oe dotacud # the whole conmtry will eclil eivance io a | TOP MAINE week vet. Tt Im wall keowa that ite premage aareer venih wil elevateman in a gooal, moratandm- | py ie muniagm! boarde. will only ah , aoa! bowrde, will only aholwe st et Aibsoy, -Aelleotual Cowdtil iow where it wil bs made an orenines t) Carry ebrongh ARRIVAL UF MR. ZAMLIN IN BOSTON, ‘tevy Bouton, Ft. 18, 1861 pac. Flee diy, —_ cobs and additions cuntempiacad at Ainany, it . mi LD, with He On ya ern Uoennibal Loantin, w be tea Ms alte eres Chadly emced twelve uiltevs pe ‘>y the Meacern cacs ths evening at 7.40. ut fow p ver, thet ade Council Board cam and will ro ple wore at the dapat. They at once vroweded w t ae amecne @ it gnen to the tagislnture vo af vere Doger ¥ , Wacalin wot whwch JD Nas ave . — oye gf ay fe iy ooo Mir = a1 | thooe yearn base wil leave fee New Yorke via Woreenter, ty morrow at A Pansostre Las Prox OxtaRuastos, &. C.—Thore of oar mA. i citizen® who would Niko ts ave a real palmetto Jog from The How. Hanwihal Gamtia, Vice President alect, end | the State of Soni Carolus, vey @ o's their cartasity sever! legates, will arrive ot the Aator Houss to-mor | by stauptey down to the Hea at olla where ane of pie Batd wijour'snbio gbmnchien vam dyin Ren-Asrivs r . i‘ " Ait 8 ptetol Dall bo digoh over ro nour t vets he Karopeun Steamers 5 Mid ceene LCw Wael ee a asny Hoo, Feb, 193th 1 Abe.) with all bur @omited siti! and Shere ore se Set no syns of apy of the European J prowess in the slitting of vd Cad thi og toy atone re ’ Per | much for him, {6 ts one et thoes eve Kor the piirpos of wind ¥ buthtmg the Moating Lotteries with oh ‘ed Fort Sumter Mi “ 4D Case ol WeCossity, aud VAS Aout LO us Bericus Charge a So ee an er New Vor Lee 18, 1891 Jay Gibsons, m Aibirict of t morning on # © tof Dratirle ib 10 be biter ae the courte i! 4 similor form oon 4 (eat -ouer etreet, near "Broa A tok froin 9b board the James Acgor also br mht one ot th vol brated Inge to the city, aud endeavored b Bar nian for $150, but the money market was (> tia Yi for ub Mr. Mongh Teeter ny Thowas Praxvcs Meacnen on.ow #8 9 lecture for to morrow*(Wednosua, ) eve rin bait da with brit ona ft witch Dow Poe seet 0 manding Loney for is yur Be omnection wil "| fers Depniy Deatrot wy ob w | ent ee pre aes Bibevue « 1 came hie vote tH tte near cor $109, 40 1} Ingaeion’? are to be the ther Atma hut ro cuit def ot the tall, awd wma do my | My. on this Ocemmion, aud trey iy ied “aa | " View of the present aor wmtable fle weeet i Smtr gale Ma “ guleod unena and Won ¢ 4, oat pence f Une ometion OF salt y tof oo nN Le Me Weogh eo aah aah B will Corvtiuals’, aa be alw ove do gam ' ' 4 Jeg amd NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the Overland Express. Fort Kxanwy, Fob. 18, 1861. ‘The pony express passed East at balf-past six P.M. | By it we learn that the name of Camp Floyd ha: been | changed in Fort Crittenden. | San Francisco, Feb, 33:40 P. M. Arrived January 30, bark Alma, from Bordeaux; February 1, ship Lafayette, from Havre; February 3, steamer Golden Ago, from Panama. vuiled January 20, ship Orpheus, for Liverpool, carry ing 24.000 sacks of wheat, 6,000 half sacke of flour, 029 bags silver ore. ‘The Flying Childers has cieared for Englund, with 26,000 sacks of wheat. The steamer California sailed for Panama, yesterday, taking she following cabin passengers out:—Judge Satter: lee, Dr. Hitchcock, Lieut. Camp, U. 8 A.; Lieut. Fergu- eon, U. §. A.; Lieut Pinder, U. 8. A, wife, infant and servant; Lieut: Jobnson, U. 8. A. wile, imfaat and ser- vant; 'Iheo. E. Bought, E. E Rico, United States Consils H. Hakovadi J. M. ‘alder, North Western Boundary sur vey; Dr. R. BR Kimmerley, No:th Western Bouadary survey; Cape Ainsworth, Capt. Huntley, Capt Stein, Capt. Made, Col. Win. Pike, Mré, M. J. Smith, W. K. flud- sou, wite abd child, Charles A, Sumner, Wai. Joues dir. Lauer, Mr. Dopuy, Mr, Paget, Mrs Annie Bowoe aud intunt, E Langtord, wife aud threo chidren S. Colia, Mr Cruwiord, JM’ Huntington, 8 Sommerville, D. Rronson, Mie. C. Witkmans, Mr. sb. Clair, 13, L. dartlette, Gr fluh, dies S.A, Hudson’ Mrs. Estom and cbt sfrs, sue duckeon, J. Prge, 8. R Niskerson, NW. Pucssot, 4 Guver, A. Holprook and family, Mrs Demout and chia, . Haskell and "two chilarun, Ff. H. Kosentuum, E. scott, Charles 4. Dearing, &! Mor Looks, J. BL Crimapton.’R, Dutt, QD. Wooster, Mrs. Babeodk ‘and servant; Me Prfut, Mrs. Lab mun, child aud infast, G ’M. Mot, “HL (8. Glomioa, FS weyt, wito and three childern, SB. Wilbor ne wire, Jose Pelman, wite “aa four ‘eseph Greenwosd, J. Lo Bow, J.P. A. Muyri eb, Jas, Lick, jr, RT. Wade, H aw Lo wite, RLY, Rattray, A, Beentano, ‘Henry Farris, &. W, Homer, Sats. tay to iw hexvy MAppers of treasure by the Califoraie Were WEE, Furgost Co. , $754 500, B. Daviosvn, $128,.00. Sat ner & Churcs $164 060; ‘Sevalle, Bros., 817000; WT Gowmun & Gv $60,000; Tavi Strauss, $54,732; Atson & Co. $56 132; Murpuy, Grant & Co, $54 600. D. 0. sully & Co, $60 000" and others smaller amouui, waking 4 wtal of $1 C50}000 for New ‘vurks Cor urued fine wearer enconrages transact! to the interior, asd gives come activity t trade As yet Iittie has been dons from tirst: wand there isa miderate inquiry Uaat saould tead Butter stittening. Isthmus brioging 2c. a entgures asked tor extra brands. Urush sugar ‘moving mere freoly, and Tle. being paid in some instauces. Lard ra Liueeed oll lower, and other imported articles Without clanye. Money afluirs on the steamer doa were comperatively easy. (he export demand for wheat keeos the market bare at ab average oF $1 70 por one huudred pounds. } the weather was exceedmaly propitious to firme and a mvc gr Wht the ebsu ug season Lun ever buf Tho Fony Express reachea sen Franei ult. with the Eastern news te egriphod to Port of the 24th, con-+ining a dotaiind ac Charietou, S.C, atter the Star of the We into, the debate thereon in the United states Semtte, aud the: proceedivgs in tee New York and other “it tures Altogether it was considered Whe most ititeihgr nce yet received bere. lature las spevt most of the time since in sores of Union resolutions formally f continuing the d-bate on, Tt was ox mbers symp. 8. chtliren; Coward, 8 in xoods breuden of g-ound wiil be devoted to 4 at was fire: venient ud effort his been mado to got tho he Seaxtorial question ad with a full at thize necting and deewer heveatter tye beld ut that all general State cramento. y of the Washoe and other silver tera slope of the Sierra Neva ta {ity three stiver ni ompmirs have been regularly orza0 ized under te ews of California for the professed vojec : developing nomial comtal ot $44 000 00 have thon headquarters nas Captain Ri 6 Btewunst y precipitate hword of a Paciic re ral employers at tho Island Navy Yard hay reseised Bo pay for come weeks, and all that could possi- bly ve echarged. Penasonal Uncoiligence. Mrs. Adraham twcom wie of tbe rresilent of the bus two murried sisters now ou a visit to Montuemer, Alabama. One is frem tentucky, and on A vine to her sisier, who rorives in Selma, alabama. are borh cecessiouiets, and opposed co the govern. their brother-in-law, Abrabain Lincu.a. ae thoy tt yerderable attention, ant ara the uitherne Ss. ‘ihe husband of one has offered his Moore, ot Alabamu, to further the cause pd Siate righteand republican hberty. Capt T Seymour, who is now in Fort Sumter, hails frem the vieluity of trey, N,V. He is a me rot the | Virstartitory, breveted for his bravery in three battles during the Mexican camprign—not one, ouly, a8 erro neously reported tu some of the papers. He served with diatirguitbed c-edit at Cerro Goro, at Contreras, and in the terrible and dixtingniehed exgagement at Cherabasco. Capt. S. pesueeges not only taints of high military order, ‘bat bas go ie ‘nd thorgughly cultured ia topo praphical an cal purenits, While quartered in the erty of Mexico bo succeeded in ass mding tho j femovs ‘volcanic mountain, Popocatep—a teat rarely perturmed—and list year, while making a tour of tho Puroptan continent for the benef of bis health, in ined by a two years’ campaign ia the Morida swampa, edad in Teaching tbe wy summit of Mont Blaac, sonive of Albert Smith He |i { of men whose intelligence, | ‘¢ make them ay officers of th | | army aire distinguish ed on the field of battle and ia the 5 ly. The eh of Gov. Pickene th Carolina, isa na | tive Virginian, ler mald ey Huicome, nd the wae born in Ler eb! The family subse quently ren La Grunge, Tenn., Gfty miles from Memahia, and aiterwarcs ty Mareball, Texas, at whieh place she Was married to Gov. rickens immotiately ve fore his ceparture to #& Petersburg Mrs, Piekens ia re lie o 88 Hirst Cousin @ Prof, Holeombe, of the Universicy of Virgitsia. br JG Helland (Timothy Titeomd), of Springield 3. Colonel T. BS Lawrenee, of 8 8. n, of Cyneinneti, and W sopping at the Rrevoert Honeo, m, of Naw Or vy; D. Cartor nett, of the N. Besoh Virginia. United Staten > aed Sf. Cordova, of Baltimore, and img wart wife, of Middictowan, x pping at the Astor Bovee. E Fravels ers, Hatford, and C, E. Adams, Rye, are Hopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. Cept. Weeks an by ld aad W. Foynolie, * d va Sate n vite: DR. Harris, leiplia, J. M of Oswege, are etopprag Mes ages ote! beiley, of Keokuk: J. 8. Rarey, of Ohio; EK. H. wu, of the Uoited States army; MV. L. MoClel B. Piuithps, of Key Wost; G. N phis, and B. M. Cooper and wife, of Now sare stot ping at tho Metropolitan Hotel. Creal M. Morreii. of Philateipaia: A, Soow, of St Mire. De, Barnes, of Virginia; 4. © Knox, of Cin 1.8 Camp Sourh Carolina: A. Raymond ingon and §, Syston, and P.M. Loot of Albany, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The Bark Anna Marders. STATES CHRCUIT COURT. va. Judge Smalley - —The Uniied Sates vs. Gordon Huirt.—Tho 4. scted Of manslanghter, aud wines the Jury another of the crow of the vorse! tree, which resulted in a disagreement. Tao e diectiarged, aud the prisower ¢ verdict of the ebe yw with he captain, @ae set at liberty. this a rraliey ¢ d that tho prisone”, Gordon tf ould be a Leriship t ve the evi lence in b hisrdly warranted a couric whiouit follow oy od would '#) opi In the present cas retabiewed by Ja ige duebarge the prissasr, “we his own recogriganes in the sia FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Monpay, Feb i8—6 P.M. The bank statenont made up to-day compares } as follows with that of last week: 1 Wees snuding Spree, Civent'n. . | Fee 0 3 4.606 45 8 361 Feb. 16. 119 000 § Hecronne ine) Ente Another uncom mot strong statement, and one which renders it certain that the | banks must soon or ' month to come. The banks now hold more specie | than they ever held before; it seems certain, how- | ever, that the reserve will overrun forty millions before any depletion can begin. In the money market, more ease is reported to- day, but not more confidence. Another rumor startled buyers of grocery paper to-day. The dif- | ficulty of making country collections must caus® great embarrarsments among jobbers, and bone, among importers; it is gener! y underst’ 4 that private extensions are fur more numer i, than is poh arg Mo ey is very engl in Wall street atOa6, Treas ry notes advay a good demand, E 10d 26 foray, with Foreign exchan: e cont® se taee .oues dull, the rate for bavkers’ being about” 405, and for good mercantile names from 103% t¢ » 104%, Stocks were # 1) go.day, and aa a general rale prices Were? ower, Isinois C Jentral, however, ad- vanced a per cent; the unexpectedly favorable show T Lae by the report appears to have attract ed” ublic attention, Gatena and Rock Island were i 7.tso a shade better, and so were the bonds of the Other stocks were generally 34 044 per-ceut lower, State stocks participated in the general decline: Missouris fell off %, and Virginias 44. The market was dull at the close, the following being the quotations:—United States 6’s (1874), 85 a 87; Virginia 6's, 76 a 4%; Tennes- sees, 7514 a 14; Missouri 6's, 65 a4; Canton, Ya Michigan Southern. 44; Cumberland Coal preferred, 7 a 14; Pacific Mail, 8{*¢ a 34; New York Central, 7734 a 7%; 34; Hudson River, 4374 a 44; Harlem, do, preferred, 383% a 39; Reading, 42% °4, Michigan Central; 5644 a 3%; Michigan South- erp and Northern Indiana, 14 a }4; do. guaranteed, 3la%4; Panama, 1124 @ 113%: Illinois Veutral, 79% 0%; Galena and Chicago, 72 Cleve- land and Tol rd, 3234 a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1% at, It will be remembered that $10,000,000 of United States fives were awarded on the 22d October ult. Shortly after the award a political panic broke out in Wall street, and the stock fell to 85 per cent. On this certain parties who had been suc- cessful bidders declined to pay for their stock, and the government, instead of realizing ten, only got about seven millions of dollars from the nego- Nation. r. Cobb, in his annual report, asked Con- cress to anthorize him to proceed at law against these delinquents, and to sell the $3,000,000 for their account. Before any action could be taken Mr. Cobb resigned, and Mr. John A. Dix eventu- ally became Secretary of the Treasury. To Mr. Dix the delinquents senta petition, praying to be released from the effects of their coutract with the ent, and begging that the one per cent den account of their bids should be re- ‘The grounds of their petition were that Mr. Cobb, by prophesying disuuion in Wall street, had damaged the public credit, and rendered it impossible for the government to give to the petitioners the article they had bargained for, which was a good bond above suspicion; and eecondly, that they had bargained for coupon stock, which was not ready till many days after the award. Mr. Dix refused to entertain the pe- tition. Nothing daunted, the delinquents have now addressed the following petition to Congre: To THE HoxoRanle THe SENATE AND House OF REPRESENTA- VIVES UF THE USYCED STATRA, I CONGRESS ASSEMLED: — ‘The petition of the undersigned respecrfully sho #s— bankers, and dotiy bustiess in be city oF they were sut 8 for a partion oF tee loan authorized by act of Cougress of m the zkd of October of tuxt year peeptor for a portion of such lout, of say wero notified, That your pett d previously, pon eatoring thoic ois, made sPof one per Coat, and after notices of such ae. eeptance made a cepusit of their premium thereon, and erieed coupon bonds situitancousty therewith, wheu, to their great surprise and assouishment, they were ta. formed by the they Secretary of the Creasnry Uhit bis Depa tment had no coupon bonds ready for dolivery. That aithough your petitioners received nviice of the acceptance of their oflers on the 224 of October last, ne orders reachea the engravers in Now York to prenaresueh coupon Dende until the 26h of the same month, being tour days after such uoticw of acceptauee, and tha Grst blank coupon bonds cic wot leave this ety for Waah n until the 34 day of November, eleven days the notice of the award. That in consequence of the dere for these bonds were withdrawa from ya were, wid even sales made by them, in various la- cancelic purchasers Ovleg ty the fadure and in other instances, to retain their eus- tomers, Jour petitioners were obliged to porches for ther United States bonds of 1874 48 # substitute for ihese couper bonds. And your petitioners farther snow, that ther offers for the beats in questiva were, to a con- sideruble extent, im bebalf of other parties represeated them, ana that these parties, before tbe time of the npiction of their contracts, give novice to your pati- *woore that they would gecihe to take their bonds upoa tho following among other grounda:— Firet—In consequence of the delay above reforr ot to. Second—that directly after the application for.» hones, apd the fai! the government to fartieh th: the then Beeretary Trearury unpounced public market that in the event of the auccess of the re cap party in Uie ensuing election the Soother would w-thdraw trea the Uiloa and the broken up, whereby the credit of the Uvited states was Impaired, And thy market value of the bends depressed: v other they contended, the bonds were rene ered “4 artice, without fault of the de, ? ¢ the government had thoreby lost the power to deliver the securities contacted fur. Fourth— That the tr contract «as for bonds of the United States, having the faith of ail the Staies pledged for their reception bat befure the expiration of tha time Ly Of the States was lawaied oy for their delivery the eetublighm:t: oue of the States of a E 5 separn’e and incenandent government A Four petitioners forther show that the disappoint lonans wove reforred to, accompaulad and fol- 1 goriona decline of ail padiic se. curittes consequent npon the polit cat troaties of the outry, ld to & consalation with counsel, by whom ar petitioners, wud the parties repressnted by thea, advised to apply to the Secretery of tho Tressnty, tion of facts, for a return oF one per cent deprsit, and for eo nach of the premiam eforvesia ag is nel applicable ov stock delivered Your petitionors, there ore, pray that their deposits of one por sent made by them geveraily and respyctiveiy ‘wth the Secretary of the Treasury on the award afore said be returned to them, together with vo much of the premium ae above meativned. And your petitioners will}ever pray, &c. [Tore fol | low aignatnres | New York, Feb. 12, 1861. ’e apprehend that Congress will take the same view of the question ag Mr. Dix did. There was no stipulation in the contract between these par- ui nd the government that coupon bunds should be ready for delivery on the payment of the amount of the ewards. It was stipulated that the interest should run from the date of said payment, Gud this was all the takers were entitled to de- mand. It takes time to prepare, . Tegister and deliver ten millions of bonds; several days always elapse between (.¢ award of & government loan and the delivery of the certificates, and auch rea. onsbie delay has never been a subject of com plaint. While, therefore, we have no wish to om to excuse Mr. Cobb, whose negligence in the administration of bis department was notori- ous, we must say that we do not think the eleven days which, according to the above petition, elapsed between the award and the delivery of cou- von certificates in w York, entitled those parties to repudiate their contract. Mach less can the political events of the period constitute an excuse for such repudiation. The petitioners were, in fact, delinquent long before the South Carolina Convention paosed their ordinance of secession; bat if the default had saeceeded instead of pre- ceding the passage of the ordinance, neither th government nor Congress has ever admitted tha’ Sonth Carolina ts ont of the Union, and it is rather audacious tu ask them to do inferential ly, by eranting the prayer of this petition, With egard to Mr, Cobb's stitementa fa conversation, | adept some new means of uelig their deposits, | Mr. Cobb may have had his opinions, sound or an- unless they jatend to suspend di idends, The dis- | eound, and may have expressed thom, discrootly count Tun down twelve milifens stnee the | or indiscreetly, Lut no such opinions dr expres: election, in « uence of the general Iqnida- | stons could in ony way affect the contract made tion that is going on in business, Thot liqnida- | by the peti i the United States gov- y | tion still continues, and will cortinue fe some | crument. W re, impelle! to tho | tine to come, whatever happens in the povtical | conclusion “ must not only world. Jn all probability the banks wil! be forced | reject the prayer of the petitionera with 9 eck to lend their money at low rates of inte | regard to the rerurn of the deposit of one per fr on government and other stocks, throuyhout | cont, but must Jikewive take tho necessary mea the ectmmer. Mh w excecds {| sures to empower the Beoretary of the Treasnry thirty-se ve to rlae, | to diape the 83,000,000 of (he stock of 1860 Another Africa, | for thelt avec WW” fhe United States pocorn. aw? from ¢ hunge mark sovident that | mont iat ve ite) tedit to borrow mo- we sdall ¢ th! 0 daw goll from Barope for a | ne fair market rate, teres 9 play with public loans, and no wt ki pudiation of bargains. Sever a were honorably paid to the government on ac” count of the award of lathe dale October 22: if any favor be aquents, it will be gross injustice * vst ett who lived up to their bargains, po will effectually keep them and their friends, ont of the market in future. The following was the business of the Sub- Treasury to-day: 8. $112,407 25 —For customs. 92,000 00 Payments. Bx NO 60 Balance . 8,809,752 16 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $25,149,502 68, and the balances $2,161,791 74, The Oswego and Syracnse Railroad has declar- ed a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, pay- able on the 20th inst. New York stocknolders will be paid by transfer agent H. a. Oakley, atthe office of the Howard Insurance “ompany, in this city. Dividends not called for within thirty days will be paid ofly atthe office of the Vreasurer of the company in Uswego. The earnings of the Illinois Central the second week of February were:— Second week, 161 Do. 1860 $77 STL 95 61,089 70 Increase.....+++ $26,532 2b —making an increase since the lst of January of $196,063 67, The Africa arrived yesterday with a little over one hundred thousand doliars in specie, consigned as follow Hardy & Sermuel E Trevhotm Bros, & Metosl & Gupeuws, Nunean, Sherman & J. G. King’s sa. . Rotch, New Bet: Alfred Rend, Bostom.. 2,000 ford... sith 451 Hewes & Cr-well, BE ‘wren &Una8e 1,000 WM siannss 2 Poirier & Co 83:53 Praveis MU has nemladsansantobon osnee sence cee £20,071 The New Orleans bauk statement shows the fol- lowing changes:— PA 2 Ph 9. short ei.» +++ $16 806.556 15 177 008 specie. i 1B 46228 16 889.870 Circulation, 73t0950 7.404 926 Deposits: 20-506 411 21 683 tnd F xchange. 86.7762 9846126 Dietant balances. 1263065 14asu'6 — Tuc. 176, Total loans. . 19 419,293 18,997 923 Dec. 421,470 stock Kxcnaage Moxoat, Feb. 18 t86% $6000 Trea l2 pe notes 102), 425 6hs Mich Cen RR 56% TO Vigwis O's.. 76 160 MS0RNIg B 2.0 N Carosina 6's. 79 20 cat Reo do. +200 Mishouri 68 .. 50 dou Ohi be & Qu RR Toto Bue Riv $m b 86 209 LI Cen RR sp. 30 2000 MUCRpe lmsicbs 98 575 60, 2000 Gi 981; 400 1h00 Mich 03d mb 6000 1400 Sieh So 81 DR 2 COCHIN NW af bs 6000 Chi & NW L-tm 2600 Ti) Gop RR ods. 200 de. . 50 FO Clow & Pitis Rit. 150 Galews & Ohi RR. 4 1000 LerHau'& Aitim 250 2000 CB Q RR spebs: 550, 65 she Amer Fx tk Wo 60 Vern CoalCo exoy 100 160 Pacific Ms Co. 30 Cleve & ol RE 2p QO.,ceereee wo do. 60 Comb Coal pref. 00 WO Canton Coo... 200 .N Y Centra: we 200 Frie RR. 160 Harlem RR w fr 200 Readin 100 a 200 as 100 do, SECOND BOARD. £5000 N Caroling 6's. 7S 400 shs Har RR pref, 3945 6C00 Teun 6's, "9O.. 733g 800 ay. a 1060 Han & KR. Oa 200 Read ng RR. a3 10000 100 Mich Cru RR.S80 56 150 sbs Pac ly ae ne RR by 6o NY Cn RR.... 50 0.0.6. 60 Frie RR 200 Hucsou River eR 50 ge 00 12 . 100 Garin RR.60 56" 100 ev & Pits RA. 100 . 15% 80 Clev & Tondo RR 400 Harlem Ha’ pref. 30% 380 Te New York City Banks, Feb. 16, 15652 Banks. Ln 8 Stent Ovrenbay its Atuericap, . i; 543 $30 3.731 = 14,418 6.778 540 7h 9 4 be 919 3.869 169 . 1 618 655 427,714 194,985 736 929 a eg 1 Grn Exchange. Continental... Common weaitd Dry Inek, Bast River... at a6 Imp 1 649,53 Leether Manuf. . 685 1055 +91 Wap batten. 4,160,008 879,422 Merchants’ Mechanics’. Merchants’ Ex 2.783.857 B78, 2S New York Ex. New York Co North R ver B8a S15. North Amer Hea. 16M 743 306 Devan... 1687152 339.207 Oriental 459.757 114 990 864 =24 Park 2 4942 61 817 V8 7 oe ont 186 754 OH 2556 85% 153 Total.. +e GRO TT BT 119,000,273 840 91, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Nowpay, Fob. 188? Astes —The market wns quiet, with email ea of pots and poaris at & a $5 06 to $5 v5. Bi Kone inere was a bettar demand ty Closet at an adeance sanctions footed up about Togo wit: RRA DSTU day and the market was firmer, att of Gea 1c. per bbL The © 100 bois, in park for exfert be folicw ig range of qu Sunerfine © oereses Favre Sta The fees Strarght to goon extra de Cx tor cera famiy ano bakers’ brands. Rye fear. com tenl ey “aca” fraud wine Conudisy fone wae alty Oran r, ond the supply wee mons rate, The sales embraced about 260 b=, 4b 63 tb $7: 26 for exten grades. Seuthern flour wos dem, w. salee were fair end embraced abont L200 bbis wi hin the above range of quotatious, R firm at our Oguies wth sales of 190 vba. Was steady at oor quotations, wich gale bbls Wheat was firmer bit sviea wero owing to to the advanced ratoa of freigh!, The dened fair, however, both for milling and export, The transectious embraced about 45, Heit, at SULT a $1 20 fur Chicago spring, $1 23a $124 tor Muwankao ehib, $123 for pood Covsna clo, #142 a $1 98 for red Long island, $1.22 for inferior winw Woatern, $18) 1 5 Ted southern Ob, 812615 for red veraey, $1.30 for red State, and $1 21 6 $142 for red Western, part ia store Berloy wan in fare ¢ nd for the local trade, with ate Of 14100 buehela at This Recey malt wee 8 900. Corn was tira aid in goad demaod, with giles of 76.600 uel w 1 fh atore now Sathorn y eeles of Western aad Caawlian at @ We for state, Sho markot wos femor, with a got demand from the trade. ‘The sales embraced about 8,000 bags Rig Wb Te. @ 1846, ane 60 do Jaracion at Ga, WN aon Tie under the iuiluence of the ate hows, exhibited more eteadinest, hosed withows Clinge ot moment in prices, the sala footed up anout 1,250 bales, closimy at obvat Liye. « 11ge. for middling uplands, chielly at the late: Oeure Frionis —Rawa ta Liverpool wero firmor, whieh endes to check traneeetions. For wheat, in pilk ani kagew of bacun and lard wore A Main a 93. 6: pre B10 Ide fo tn pont 1.000 bla. pork. 290 boas 2900 Heid flr wm oa, aud hdatp t with pales of 800 bilo Nand ut Oe.» $1 for rit, awe Monsees —Sales of 100 UIs, New Orleans at 34Ij0., and 0000. do arp t Navat, rome Thy market cheaset. flovr a’ & t 4x , 990 bhte bon pivate tery was qniet aod prices un Pork She in bt, be emell job lots, which [voted $0 15 for repack-d hate on brme meses wae pomumal at Bteaiy at #14 45, Fd 8a'68 of wt Bio B Oke ese hews for Western, rae "oes orm aod wit salee of 176 obis. at 9c. 4 10c. for ‘Wanoanand ens Barry alo4c for city. Bunter and cheese were quiet, and ieee unchavge }. met Sales uf 200 carks were made at 35,0. ote. ae as z Sricks —Sales of 1.500 mate of casein wi 1}ge , anc 25 600 dv, vo, on private terms. UGARS.—i be sales ond ab ut 1 100 a 1,200 bhda, Orbe. ortly within the range rt 43,¢ a 54a. Wieksy was steady and ip good ‘qumand, “with sales of 500 bbia. ar 1730. Gee arried. Brep—Bovtos,—In thie city, on Wednesday, February 6, by tbe Rev. William Them econ > Mr, ‘Oscar W. Biep Mine Aims Rovrox, both of ‘aye? Westchester county. ForD—GaLtoway — At Turrer’s, on Wednesday a February 18, by the Rev. D. N. Freelana to Mise Maky C. Gartoway, _—_—____ Died. Auey.—In Brooklyn, ou sunday morning, Febreary 17, ESKY, top of the ‘ate Hoo. Jobu Alien. ‘Hos F mavvs will ve wken to Rochester for interment, Apaws—In this city, on Sunday morning, Feoruary 17, alter @ brief ness, CaTnsRixe Maka VB, infant, daughter of Catbariwe Ano Vaw Buren Post and Gaps. Ay W. Adame, aged 6 wouths ane 17 days The relatives and triends of the family ere respect. fully iviteo to attend the foneral, irom the residenc: off her ground parents, 177 Pavona avenue, Jersoy City, wr bout further aotice, this (Cuescay) afderacen, at two: ocleck. Jersey City Ts please copy. Byark.—Co Sunvey morning, Tanuary 12, at: balf-past Iweive O’ciLCK, oF Cor suMmpHOD, ELbKn, the deloved Je of games Byrne, ip the 24th year of her ego The tuneral will take piace from her luto residence, 116. Fracklip street, this (Cueeoay) morping. at ae ony thence to St. Meier's shuveb, Bugay etreot, where & so'emn Requiem Mase wl be ce ebratet for the Feposa of her soul Friendsof the family aro respectfully in viteo toattend, Besse) ut.—Ip Brooklyn, E Dou Saturday, February 16, Cammanine Puzauern, wite of Wm, Bennedict, aged 45 years, 7 mot ths and 1 day. ‘Ibs friends ane relatives, also tne members of the Ver- read, near Bushwick avenue, this (Tuesiay) afternoon, at two o’ctock Buvrit —[n ~outheast, Putawm county, on Sunday, Feb- Tory 17, w the rma of Christian faith, ofver years of potent aufering, Hannirr Marvan, wife of Jesse Brush, in the 67th year of her age. Blessed ure the dead that die in the Lord. Bracn.—On Sunday, February 07, Davw @uscs, in the 461h year of his age, ‘Tbe relatives, friends and members of Compan: Four'h Kegiment, N. M., of which be perpen ATE Loevtenan’, are all most rexpectfulty invitea to attend bis funeral, at hie late residenee, 193 Stantea etrect, on Wedmeday' afternoon at one ‘o'clock, without further notice. Footer (Ohio) papers ploaso cops. Coreiy.—On Sunday, February 1, Marea Jao, daughter of Stephen and Mary Uopely, sged 2 years, 12 muoths aud 26 dass. The fiew’s upd acquaintances of the family are re- spe fully mvited to attend tbe foneral, from No. 77 Riizabeth street, tbis (tues ay) afternoon, at one o'clock: preewwely MDovie_-On Monday, Febraary. 18; Parracn H. Dov, aged 24 yeare, 11 months ana t day His trends and acquzintaoces are "Yeapeotfully invited to attwna tue ‘unerel, irom God Sixth avenue, on Wedugs- day. Dublin papers pleaze copy. Dovansery —un Monday, February 18, of typhus fever, James UoUGHERTY, iu the S0ih year of his age, a native of the parish ut Clandevoy, cousty Donegal, Ireland, The ivien: © anc acquaintances are respectfully iavited to attend the funeral, from. dis late residence, No. 307 Weer Thirty-secena street, vbis day (fueaday,) without, cnterred in Cal. ead Jurther wyotin, Hie remains wall be vary t emetery Frxxaas —On Monday, Pobruary 18,dTsxr¥ Morrey, ooly chiliof Wiilwms. and Sarah 1 Tre oman, aged yexrs 5 mouths anc “Ne al will 0 from the residence of his grauojather, Mr. Kobert Freeman, No 327 West Twelfth sticet Hos (Tuesday) aiteynoen, at pei! past two o'clock, ‘The triends of the fanily ure invited to attend. Feacuses.—In Brockive, on Monday, Bebruary 18, Manuaker V., wile ef A'exander-J. Fergavon, Aged2y yeu 8 The friends of the family are reep-etfully invited to at. tend her funeral, thie (Porsday )v terboon, at twoo'clock, from ber iste readenco, 10% Water etroet, Gwiris.—On cunday Feoraury 17, after a lingering ill. meee, Moky A cto the late Jobe Grifin, aged 94 ths ‘a friends of the family, and of her sen, yeni aco 9 ow The re stives Allen 9. Gritty bs are invited, without further notice, rei, on Weonesday afternoon at two of her grandsom, Robert:fl. d,No 104 Kase Pitteenth street, drvtaxtos.—In this city, on Mouday, February 18, atter & thort ilvess, Warcauer C, wife uf Joseph Jetierson, in the 1th yeur of her age. Jonasson --On Moneay, ) Sebraars 19, Mrs. Pawny Jony £0N, ayer 69 yeart, of ronyc*tion of the lungs. ‘The reves apa telatiwes of the “amily aro hire awry = | be —— the fu the residence be When to Calvary Cemetery, Tews Vavey, N.¥., om Thuraday, Feb. >, which he bere with Christian Lawns, aged 30 years. Lyscn --la chis eit, ov 'Sagwwday” eveaing, Fobruary 16, after & lingering ness, Thomas J, son of Patriok and Rese Lynch, exec 27 ears and 2 mouths. May bis son! rest in peace, the rolativen und friente of the family, and those cf hig tather, Patrick Lynch, aud ot bia brother, John and of bie nrcies, James Kiernea, Jamea Dooser and naro Commiskey, and t.6 memhors of Hidernta Hook and Lader Company No 18 arc ceapectfully javited to ate tenn the foneea! irom the resitouce of his parents, No. OU Filzabeth <\reet day) afvernoon, at half. PASE swoon, dbulids papere plenae Manama ~-0n Soiurday. Vebrunry 16; after a 1 Wires, ure. Suzana \lereerr, in the a7th year of hor cy sod fricnas of the family are respectful! vuo the funeral, from her neeeone i eee No. 17 West Tenth street, this {((uesday) afternoon, Bt o'clock. Orange county papers please o py. Mackes ae. —O1 diptherta, Jess, younger! Jcbo wd Margaret Macxenzic, aged 2 y and 1! day The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the foteral, from the residescs of her. parenta, No, j| len Fortieth street, this Tuesday afternoon, at one of Tun —On Monday, February 18, of consumption, Winuas ©. Murnisn, gon of the lite Juin and Mary sar? tag, eget 2 23 years, 8 months anc 8 daya, ne Frienos 10 remtives of the Lamily are respect ins ited t+ nttoud the faveral service, tom the pte riend of bis mother, Nu 461 Thied avenne, thie (Tuesday) ailernoen, at four o’el wk. The remaina with be taken to Whire Pluics fur interment, on Weduesduy werning. Moet :.—in Brooklyn, on Monday, February 18, Mrs, Teamatia somthin, formeriy of Paturedn, Ne J, fa ‘thw year or her age Hor trends, and those of her brothors-indaw, C. M. Livingscon and A. R. furner, are requested to attund the fureral irom the residence of the lntcergNo 2¢4 Scher. Mer horn street, on Wednesday afternoou, at two o'olock, without furtho’ snvitation, Post.—On Sanday morning, Pabrunry 17, ater a yore itleess, at his reardonce ia Juraoy Oiiy, WiLL Por, Rag aged 62 yours The rele iver and trienla of tho family, ant aleo those of bis brothers in law, Corneiius and May Tenaes ©. Delanlaine ond Chrisiian B. Morris erepectfully le vited to a tead bis Famerai, this'{ aiternoun, at two 9° sic trom his Late resi lence, Favcaia avwave, sorauy City Vs tike.—n unday, February 17, J0wvep Rn, relict of the late Reebar Riker, in the TO year uf her ae, ‘The frienes ave iuviter to attend the fuueral, trom her late residence, foot of Seventy fouri etreet, East rivor, on ‘hursday wternven, at one o'stek, without further juvitauion, " Carruges will be om waiting at the Uaion eque mepument irom hal-pact eleven to twolve o'clock on that day Koorrs.—Ip Brooklyn, OaTiaR® Vis Wivcer, wile of Win. U. Rogore, aged 27 years, & mouths and 4daya, The ro.anves kad trebde are invited te attend tae fa- Turther neties, frow ber lato roaidenes ir HF Le se fram De Kal avenue, om Wed- eee BY aster noon Oo Chak b Friday morpiog, February 15, Lemmon, t Caughter of Godfrey and Aun bitter, aged 9 io ot boy: and Mary “ioe: bern, ‘The relatives and friends of the fagiy are ly invited to attend the funer.|, tha (Tuesday) after Loon, at 1Wo o'check from yz Ch ystie street PVE —Soddenly oo Mt ing, February hunanwn, widow of ‘lave tyke - Poneral: ne al , o'clock, ror ber reei- mMotby's plior (bot wenn Broad: hiyhth avenue), Fifty seound Gireet Relatives gud fricnos are Jowrted ty attewa without furlber ines Thomsen, 4 ‘ay, Wournary 18, of Snonwo-of tHe in the Gist yew" of ula aye. terces OF the fauuty ate re the fowern, this (Pageday) D, ai two O'CICoK, f OWN his iate residence, No, 340° ‘bird ave Tres paen mw Suodey webt, Yovrnry 17 tastes Powwow sof Bo vand, Sr inaoy vote parse a roan oD! ot Mow York and Broly s, 5 by othe aud 17 dase tho frience of the family aro 1) the Funeral, nis (Pues say jek. from the etter of tie eon, t Fi —On Monday morning, Febenary kK, ‘eRrnsn, youngees Cauglter rr Ber retains wit! be toterrat at at Fast Cheater, on Wearertyy mer dence, No. 6 St lly invited to mM, 8 tye oO Mpeva, No. . Warne for the inn 84 yoars n é ‘ehraary V4. < 1 your oF him age, 1 mintare to attend the funeral on o'cionk from the New street, between eon: ty are reepectinily favited Weenes tay m Jernsaem eh Hii Lex Dar i Vail Fara % Ly 92) Sit treet on Wetreday ss dation. Ky order of the dew r MAE bow aint hid pert w anor aad ner of iny peod aeking eck Mou TA Foara,