The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1863, Page 5

pee eee Fine Arts. ‘The subscriptions for the foundation of Fellowships in "the Aoadomy of Design have already reached the lar, sum of eighty thonsend dollars, As soon ag the full amount of capitol—one buudved thousand dollars—is @ubseribod the Bew building and gallery for the use of ‘eho Academy will bi coded with, "Whe two tip action sales of pictures which took place at Yond old Dusseldorf galleries Inst week woallzed laryer aggre; omounts than any that have eecurred io this city for some years past, At the former the gross stim vetted was about twenty thousand dollars, Bud At the latver close upon forty thousand dollars. To. snorrow (Tuesday) evoning, at the Derby gallery, Mr. Sintvenich wilt sell off » collection of the studies and Sketches of Mr. I. P, Rossiter, the fruits of several years Accumulation. reception of the artists of the Studio nth street, takes place ou Thursday eveuing The spring exhibitions at tie Academy of Design will ‘be held this season at the Derby Institute. The loug wallery is being divided into three rooms by movable Partitions, so as to afford more wall space, ‘The altera- tions will be completed by to-morrow eveuing, and on ‘Wodnesduy the gallery will be delivered over to the haug- {ng committee Mr. Leutze is oceupled ona full fife-sized portrait of Goueral Burnaie. The subscription for the engraving of Mr. Church's “Cotopaxi’”’ is progressing fuely. From present appear- ances {t promises to reach a larger amount than that for ~The Heart of the Andes.” The question whothor some substitute could not be found for the tedions and expensive process by which ‘Steel and copper plate angravings are produced has for tho Inst A’teea or twenty yours occupied the attention of Scientific men. If sunlight will change salts of silver 80 48 to yield photugraphic pictures, it was reasonably ar- et that there wut be some substance which when in- Muenoed by light would either expand or contract, and thus produce a bas relief. The first practical solution of the probiem that bas fallon under our observation is that furnished by the new method of producing “Copper plate engravings, which is to be seen An operation at the office of the American Pho- tolype Company in Bleecker street. The manner in which {t 1a oflected mey be thus briefly described:—A vmatrix plate—being a glass plate covered with a sensi- Mve coring of about the thickness of a sheet of fine <Papor and perfectly transparout—is exposed to light under @ negative taken from a picture drawn for the purpose or @n engraving placed in an ordinary photographic printing frame. When removed tho matrix plate shows a fine Positive picture, which upon immersion in a fluid is con- vvorted into a bas relief, the lines of the picture forming the round and the spaces between them the relief. A reverse of this, in metal, depoeited in a galvanic battery, forma surface printing plate, which prints in an ordinary press with the sume facility ag any other stereotype plate. As @imple as the process appears when secn in operation, the Practical difliculties which had to be overcome to bring it to perfection have consumed a long time in pationt and per- Severing investigations and involved a large expenditure Of money. Tho resulta, however, cannot fail to amply ro- Munerate the company, as the economy of their system, compared with the other methods of producing eagra ings, is of so important a character as to insure it a pre- ference. ‘he photographic and printed reproductions of oil paintings, engravings, portraits, statuary, &c., effect- ed by their processes, are well worth inspection. Queen Victoria has commissioned Mr. W. P. Frith, R. A., to paint a picture of the royal marriage, The copy- right for engraving this record of a subject so interesting to the nation bas been secured at the price of five thou- sand guincas, This sum is the largest ever given for the copyright of any painting, exceeding by two thousand guineas the price paid to Sir Edwin Lanasecer for hig «Peace and War.” Mr. Gibson is reported to bo engaged upon a statue of Hebe. dir. Momro has executed @ statuo of a Naiad largor than life; this is to be cast in bronze and added to the Ingram Monument at Boston; also a Nymph, with @ vase, for a drinking fountain, commissioned by the late Lord Lansdowne; also a marble figure of Dante, for Lord Ashburton, Mr. Thorneycroft is working ona statue of the Prince Consort, to be erected at Wolverhampton. ‘The Emperor of the French has directed that portraits Of the three painters of tke Vernet family shall be depo- sited at Versailles. ‘Tho marbio statne of the late Admiral Lord Lyons, by Mr. Nobio, (or which a subscription was raised, has now Deen placed in the south aisle of St. Paul’s Cathedral. Mr. Earle has just finished a soated statue of Queen Victoria in Sicilian marble, which is to be placed in the “People’s Park,’’ at Hull Theatrical. Matilda Horon produces her new play, “Edith,” at Niblo’s Garden this evening. Manager Wheatley, with his usual liberality, bas given the piece new scenery and appointments and a most powerful cast, including Mrs. George Jordan (first appearance hero), Miss Mary Wella and Messrs. Shewell, Lanorgan, Mordaunt, Burnett, Lamb and others. **Edith’’ has been played in New York ‘but four nights before, and is therefore still @ novelty. Tho production of the new comedy anndunced by Mr. ‘Wallack has been postponed until Easter week, in conse Quéhce of the preparation of new and elaborate scenery and appointments. Neither the name nor the authorship of the comedy has yet been divulged, Madame Rumor reports that all of the best artists of the company are in the cast. Tho town will welcome a new comedy most eagerly. We have not had one since “Bosom Friends.” Sam Fmery, the English comedian, and the son of the -colebrated Yorkshire Emery, is engaged at Barnum’s pious theatre, and appears this afternoon and evening in Serle's ew drama, “The Shadow on the Wall.” Mr. Emery brings a geod reputation from London, and the Play is well written, Dlapp, Stanley & Co.’s “Mirror of the Rebellion" is ‘now on oxbibition at Williamsburg, and will shortly make the tour of our Western cities. This “Mirror” was painted by dne artists, under the superintendence of Mi- nard Lewis, and ita mechanical and dioramic effects are excellent. The ‘Mirror’ depicts every event of the re- bellion from Sumter to Murfreesboro, and is well worth seeing. ‘The Richingses left town for Boston yesterday. They are engaged to go to California, and were allowed to name their own terms. ‘The first dramatized version of “Aurora Floyd’’ wae proauced at the Princess’, London, with every sign of success, The adapter is Mr. C, Cheltnam, a gentleman of literary taste and connections, who has appeared more than once or twice before as a writer for the stage, Another dramatization has recently been brought out with success at the Arch street, Philadelphia. Lord’ Byron’s tragedy of “Sardanapalus” will be pro- duced, with extraordinary splendor at the Princess’ theatre in Maye An unacted sketch, by the late Gilbert Abbot s Becket, called © London in 1934,"" is to be play ed at the Princces’ theatre. Madame Celeste is perfor ming at Bristol, England. MAILS FOR EUROPE. Interesting from Terae—The New Yasoo Kxpedition—The Rebel Navy, de., de. ‘The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Capt. Muir, will feave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool. ‘The mils for Kurope will close im this city at a quarter (past one and at half-past {ive o clock to-morrow afternoon, to go by railroad. ‘The New Yorg Herarp—fiition for Kurope—will be Published at eleven o’eiock to-morrow morning, and will contain:—Interesting Nows from Texas, with a Map ehowing tho Guif Of Mexico», The New Yaroo Expedition, with a Map, The Passage of © onmodore Parragut’s Fleet ‘by Port Liaison, Alfwirs at Vicksburg, Charteston and oa ‘the Rappabannock , News from Moxie», ke , ko. Single copics, in wrappers, ready for mailing, five cents, Sampson, Lew, Son & O0., No. 47 La e Hill, London, England, wiil receive subv-riptions and advertisements for the New Youx Hmeaun oo" egy an ie Sine otra” — UORY, BATRA Chass |t/—Maren 98, 1963 if , O, 64, 3 4 23. hareeny, unos tiSteneh axclans? 42, 23, 50, 65, 41, 56,54. 7, 19, 15, 98, 71, Di tree of rae, hy ad Se ees eB EAs, Cows oston. Ky. or St. Loute, Ma (ne Delaware State on LP par! 2S, 1383, 55, 54, 6, OH, s, & 33. 51, WaRR, CLASS March 25, 1368, 6, 75, OmMciai Drawings or Detawann, Exras 21, 40, 2, 6%, 62, 40, 47, 67, 56, 48. Charm addressing iy A. MORRIS & 00., Wiluiagton. Delaware, Omeial Drawings of the Library Assoe elation Lone on tok marcos: Vico TiS m2 1868. 16, 19, 68, is. 9, 6 42, 70, 51. Rigs tomectineen | 90, 43, 1, 96 9, 27 2%, 97, 96, sacu yrincton, & NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1863. Dr. Robert Hanter on tho Causes of ption—Coetinued. LETTER NO. XVI. 73 THY KDITOR OF THR HERALD, loiter 1 pointed out (wo causes of eum, sunipaion, eh 1 of there, inheritance, L comt nly exist when the parent, at the time of birth was scteal » ng {rom consumption. When such Is tbe case tne child may inherit the disease of the parent and generasly dies frum it nonths afterwards. Lulerited consump Gon is only (seen iu infants. 1 pointed outiaw & person may be preuisposed to consuiaption by inheriting « smail ee couse consumption desct:bed was catarrhal ‘iiseaue oi the nose, throat ur bronchial tubes. shall now “i to explain how certain trades and callings: undernsine the health ender disea-e of the lungs, ‘To render my obse jel 1 shall divide these Wudue into seve fluenee of each 1. All ades wisich cramp the chest, It doce not matter how large and well formed our lungs may be, if, by the habitual position of the body, we cramp the chest abd prevent the iungs {rou filling with air at every inspiration, they wil soon become diseased. As I have al- ready explained inforwer letters, the purity ot the blood ds tipou the quantity of air taken fivo the lungs, When we crummy tho cheat gabitlon air caabet be neaitad ra Move tie oxsbou. ahd unless it be removed tubercles soomer or later follow. Frou this cause shoemakers, tailors, Weavers aud dressinakers are ali very proue to consump: Nn. Li, Ail callings followed tn close, badly Itis essential to the healtlf of the tugs 32 nd confine the movements of tinted rooma. the air should hot only ve vecsived in sulicient quanti of proper pu- rity. Its purity depends on ite frou clroul tion ani Irequeat renewal, The wir of the largest counting house speedil Comes foul unieas s constant stream of fresh ait b made to pass throu.h it, Even the air of a yard open to the heavens, When surrounded by builitngs 1a such a manner as to ex" clude currents becomes stagnant and us wholesome, The back Partof @iong room opening on the pubue otrect ts always filed with inpur though the whole front be leit open, Mere Kecpers are in thie way continually | exposed ehervating influence an rendered liable to consumption, All this sab:urdiy wrong, since, by a simple aystem of ventilation, the smaliest rooms can be kept perfectly pure, while without it the largest rooms, even with doors and Windows open, become unut for huntan habitation, Every room occnpied by human or even brutes whose lives are valuable, should breathe— that ts to should throw out a steady atream of foul afr and take ina steady stream of pure air. Where this is uot attended to the oc-ipants x00 e feeble, their cheeks ose thelr freahness, thelr, blood becomes. thick, dark and carbonaceous, and ere long their disregard of the !awa of health ix punished by a premature decline. HL Alt trades which expose the lungs to direct irritation, In my iast letter I explained how treitation of the mucous membrane, produced by colda, lena ou to, consumption, E now fo show uat an Irritation produced In the nose, throat and bronchial tubes, by constantly breathin mosphere filled with dust, produces the same efte the health, genders cena. It has long been known thai Stone Masons, Miners and Coatheuvers, Fiax, Cotton and reesers, Dreseers. of teathe: Brave and steel Poi Metal rs and Neodle Potters, Grain heavers and Rice Dressers, are all particularly liabie to consumption, Why are they so? Becatise there callings ave all carried on’ in a dusty atmos phere. Dr. Allison, of Edinburg, telis us that there is hardly &n instance of a wwson regularly engaged in cutting stone free from consuimption at the age of fifty years, Exposed to the in ait and powdered stone, tI forty. ‘An immense proportion of the miners of Cornwall, Bngian are destroyed at wn warly ave by chrome, bronchitis and con: sumption. Sir Jon bes ritish and Foreig Medico. ‘Gintearsion a rt, attributes this frightful mortality to the ivbalation of dust.” The miners en- gaged in cuttins millstones in the yreat quarries at Wald- schat on the Rhine, we lave the a thority of Wepfer for sa} Ing all become consumptive. The quarrymen at St. Roch in Fi le to consumption that amon, Sem “he se 18’ Known by the name “La Maladie de Si, Roh, Ghatenuneu tolls us that” the Moriallty, from, ‘consium ption has frighful'y increased amon; ‘ople of the Commune of sete they engaged in’ (he munsufaclure oF gan ni There are few an at: ne who ve not read accounts of the “dry grinds Tho: were to be foundonly two fiers who. i reached the age of forty-cizit. The experience of the grind: era is still worse. night found “about two five hundred grinders” in Shetield, England not thane clghty men and seventy boys wore fork grinders These grind dry, and die trum wenty eight tothiriy two yiyears of aor xrindere grind oth wet, and vary thes and die from forty to forty-five years.” “The table kulle grind ers work on wet stones. and they live to between forty forty-five and years." To prove that grinding tian other trades, Dr, Kuight made a com, me t ator andved er dlosasn of the tangs while of ts engaced in either work only fifty-six were consusuptive, ‘ow, as the habite of the diilerent classes of iechenies engaxed in the same workshops are precisely alike It is clear hat the greater Liability of of them to consumption entirely jurious ehuracter of their employm and gad hence’ that that efuployment ies cause ot tule aM, Dressers of tlax and hair are generally unhealthy. Thockr peaking of the injurious etgcts of the dust of mills, ay “In my en Ceri ep of this de te the appetiie reduced, ring tatiuence le rer bron: bitis or tuber: local origin of mal ane grea north ot ros, con on majority of and in proof of muy thea, coat " tis menerally, noneiced seidm inberited, but the a!ove are amply sufficient for my ag Rag the length of my letter warns me that I must It will besose ti t a small chet position of tie poaye if severe cold, a cramped dusty Workshop al all broduce con recinely y—by pre venting the nd on 3 the orygen of the ale to the tings ia suitic ent quantity to remove the carbon of the blood. In every casa the biosd miveuve hn pure from the presence of this Carbon beiore tubercles cau be deposited, and whatever tends to increase the carbon or to diminish the oxygen is the cause of tubercles, In my next le! all show that while none of | the lower alimals hav n kni we can vet produce this diseas by simply exposing it to the operation of any on causes which produce it in man, And if this be not lamentable that people still ignorantly cling to 1 sion that consiiption Is hereditary, and that they canuo Save it unless, perchance, they can discover it among the di; seases of their progenitors, { do not hesitate to denounce the existence of such fdeas among the people as a disgrace to the profession of taedicine. unworthy the intelligences ot the age In which we live, aud os false and fatal aa the (dol wor ip of the pagan, [To be continued. Your obedient servant, ROBERT UUNTBR, M. D., Physician for paren “sot the Lungs, 842 Broadwi New Your March 27, 1563. XNotk.—Dr. R. Hunte: ‘tn sano tion with his brother, Dr. Jamen Hunter. devotes his exc attentivo to the treat ment of bronchial and pulmonary diseasas, They can be consulted persoially et jal S32 Broadway, between the hours of 9 A. M. Ne snd 3PM daily. Prizes Cashed in All juegattzea Lotte- ries. Information given, JOS: No. 11 Wal! Royal Havana Lotter —30 Per Cent premium paid for prizes. Information furnished. Highest price paid for Doubleous, American Gold and dilver. TAYLOR & CO, Bankers, 16 Wall street Eight cal tes de Vi for §1, of Un- equalled syle and finish, at TAITS, corner of Cortiandt and Greenwich streets, 12 Cartes de Visite for $1 nt Paret’s, 895 Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, on Ware at Aaction— sess 4 at the store of the we Baie DAVID D. EAGAN, Auctioneer. Jewelry and ‘On Tuesda} late John oa Ginoe Gentlemen's Coats, Pants and Vests cleaned like vew. LORD, 48 Broadway, entrance 459 Broome street. rs’ Radical Cure ‘Truss office, corner of Broadway and Ano street, under Barnum's Museum, Blastle Supporters, @houlder Braces and Spinal Braces, Ac. A lady attendant. Cova eepens Care ite the chureb. No connec oo! the same aime, Female Trusses.—Marsh & Truss, No. 2 Vesey sireot, ton with any other truss attendant. Ledt Latra joom of Youth or Liquid Pearl, for Preserving and Beautitving the Complexion and Skin, aud be convinced that has no equal, Ali drug: gists and 639 Broadw Wigs, Toupees, Hatr D: Hair Dy Prin ras rea er eating the bair, at parcueLows. io Be 16 Bond wit W. A. Batchelor’s Hair Dye—Uhe Best in the world ; instantaneous, ‘and reliable. Bold by all druggiate and perfumera, Factory, 81 street. sie 44.89,.6 Cents, Biack or oon ‘ pelea, fede beautiful. Depot No.1 Barclay street. Sold by ail druggists Mt Hair 30, 8 pen brown; . bean Depot No. 1 Barclay street. sid’ by ail druggiats, Syrep Re- lievea the child from pain, invigorates the stomach and miu sysiem, 2 cents e Nervoas, |, Uri nye —New and reliable treatment— ta Of the'Haward Asaociation—sent in. sealed letter Tree of charge “Address Dr), Skillin Houghton, Association, Phiiadeipt in, Ps FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunvay, March 29, 1963, The foreign trade of the port was large again last week. The importationa, exclusive of dry goods, amounted to $2,000,768, to which add the importations of dry goods, $1,092,654, and the ag- gregate foots up $3,085,422. Against this we ex- ported $3,522,562 of prodnce and merchandise and $1,050,156 of specie, in all $4,572,614~—thus leav- ing a subs jal balance in favor of the port. The export of United States securities has been checked by the fall in gold; but the accumulating evidences of increasing confidence in the govern- ment will induce further purchases— even at the present rates of exchange-—ws n an foreigners realize that we, in this country, have not lost faith in our cause. The export of specie was light last week. The predictions of the gold gambiers and febel sympathizers are thus confounded. They Prophesied that the Congressional restrictions upon gold gambling would drive gold out of the country. We see, however, that the export is lens than neual at this seasou. The Lewisintare will understand that the ominous waruings which are #0 constantly uttered in tl. nite devoted to copperhoad interests are not ‘ terest ia the pab welfare. but at trary mixed Western at 67c. 0 690. for sound, and T8c. » Bfe. for unsound and heated. Sales wore mad@ot 8,000 buckets Of ryo at $1 O2 a G1 6, and 600 bushole Barley at $1 62. Oats wore im lively request at 600. & 67¢, according tw quality. Covvim,—Smail sales were offocted, rncleding Java, ae 38}cc. und Rie at 31 Ye. per Ib. TTON wae quiet, bub middlings ruled stoady at 60c. » wtly the latter rate tor the sanall lots soiling. ~Dry cod and pickled mackerel were heavy and a ame cent, but inactive. bierrmg were dull aud ‘pow ina’ Freiants were depressed and rates favored shi To |iverpoot there wore taken $09 bbis, four within a are dictated by a desire to see the finances of the United States utterly ruined. Last week was a week of triumph for the go- vernment. The aggregate amount lent te govern- ment on call after ten days, at five per cent, was not Jess than $5,000,000, while the conversions of legal tender notes into 5-20 bonds amounted to about $6,000,000. Government is receiving about *. $1,750,000 per day from voluntary popular contributions for the prosecution of the war, ex- clusive of the steadily increasing reovipts from duties and internal revenue. Under these circum- ia. bo aig ey os 3S i oe bemeergie a & ., i tnd packages provisions at 4 stances it would be madness for Mr. Chase to | 1,61 To Hamburg 30,000 Ihe." tallow were taken by create a disturbance by offering a loan. He is | steamer onp, t. A bark ‘and 4 brig were chartered for Lisbon and Oporto on p. Hay was in fair request and steady in price at 650. & $1 09 (or North river. Hove were m ratber more demand at 20¢, « 26e. for new Wet,—There were received during the week 22,007 hides, and sold, 43,600 hides. Inoluded in the sales were 14,000 dry Hucnos Ayres, ab 27 ke p cash Usui! selection; 3,000 do, do., im bond, at 20e. do., do. ; $a 00 ary Rio Grande, part (0 arrive, ut Ze. a 296" do., do.; 00 dry Central American at 26c. do., do., 6,000 city and country siwughters at LOMe. a 1Lke. cash. The stock op haw of ox and cow hides ts 220,300—same time last year 179,100, and year before 344 ,400-—and 66 bates. Lisrime,—Messrs. Worel & Weildemeyer say of the week's trangactie Hemlock sole—a jeneral decline of about Ic. per tb. below last week's prices may be quoted for most kinds. The inquiry has been languid, and the stock in store is somewhat Increased. Oak sole, although raves are not quotably altered, with a quiet de mand. trices rather favor buyers. At Philadelphia the shock In deulers’ hands is only iimited; receipts and sates negotiating daily a loan of one-half his total ex- penses, at a fair rate, and without creating any trouble either in Wall street or among merchants. Some old fashioned financiers object to his accu- mulating so large a fund on call, Had these ca- villers studied the law of averages they would have learned the important principle that a call loan, made to a borrower who preserves his credit good, is as permanent as any funded stock. For every individual who withdraws his money there is sure to be found another who wants to lend a similar amount. We presume that the $100,000,- 000—to which the law restricts deposits on call-- will remain a permanent loan to the United States until some Secretary of the Treasury ad- vertises that he will pay it of. Mr. mee Tae: Rese snout equa Week's receipts of vole Chase has advertised for tender for en-| —Lisk—Common Rockland was quoted down to 90c., = bo to $1 15, with liberal arrivals and a moderate quiry. Moraceae wag lesa active, with smalt salon of Porto Rico at 63c.; New Orleans af 40c, 48c.,and Barhados Pee graving his new Treasury yotes. We learn that the holder of these notes is to enjoy the op- tion of using them as a legal tender, or of inter- changing them for iegal tender notes at the sub- 4 a - ha bertel treasuries. In the ‘former case the holder will | 1200 bis. at $13 504 $13 75 for old usa, $16 0 lose the interest on them; in the latter he will te pelle a tee at so ‘era 612 Phe oni collect the interest when he exchanges them. The | $1225 a 813 50 for extra mess. Sales were made of 1,600 interest will probably be five per cent. This ar- vmons.—Pork was in better demand. with sales of bols. and tierces of lard within tho range of 96 # Tle ; 800 Loxes of bacon nt 6XKC. a 8}¢c.; 400 packages of bams rangement will commend itself to public approval. rth acer a Sie. age yo gl Mp — ore freely al & Be. lor 5 A 6. & Zhe. ‘The new notes will serve to pay debts and to make for Wastin: proto ‘was inquired (or at'1246. a 15, bank account good. When money ia worth. over Rick was inactive at unchanged prices - 7 3 Ns id at from 9 five per cont they will circulate as money; when | 4 in," Pisa hv idiot yy Hoa Bers * M40. it is worth leas they will be hoarded for the inte- | Skise.—ihe week's business was checked by the firm y rest. The authorized issue of these notes is aye gegeor Felt dilg Coda Lae tamed $400,000,000, which, added to the $150,000,000 of eens blackbeads at 65¢., 2,000 Matomoras at The, ordinary legal tender issued and authorized, will | 77/s° ,aud 600 Tampico on p. t., to arrive, z SvGaus,—There were 625 hhd=. sold at 930. a 120. for swell the paper currency of the country to Now Urians, ond. 9%c. a WK. for Guha: Market $850,000,000, exclusive of about $170,000,000 of | beavy. bank notes afloat, With these, and the unlimited | 11145.2¥— The sales embraced 90,000 pounds at 10, authority possessed by the Secretary to issue Pra pe a8 were Vd ideopbe tad ted wy debt certificates, Mr. Chase will be able, under | **#:—the latter an outside price for x choice brant. the most unfavorable circumstauces, to pay his mamardudt Bi way till Congress meets again in December. cS Buxasay—Bancine 5-08 Besardegt, Marek 14, by the Money remained last week without change. Call | Rev. &. Vilsbry, Mr. Martin Bananan to Miss Avcusra C., loans range from 6 to 6 per cent. First class mer- ite i ae ee ne cantile paper sells, for short dates, at 54% a 6, and BRrapiey—Jarvis.—On Wednesday, March 25, by. tho for longer dates from 6 to 7. Debt certificates, | jo," Y,BMben: Deo ay ame Lian acrepe old issue, are worth about par; the new issue, on € ore eee ‘s ne noo reagigs Friday, arol which the interest is payable in paper, are at 98. Uo te 1, to Mise ARsuaiLs” O. MUMsoN, of Bay These certificates, in common with other govern- | side, L. 1. . 7 is ment seourities, have improved greatly in public Br oe ig rec naar 7g Lag yee favor of late. The fall in gold has embarrassed | sons Hovey, Captain Sera 8. Laxcouy, of Boston, Mass., to some reckless-speculators in merchandise and dry tha ct tlaw vom ce ‘sean ag 0 Charles ‘Rebiazon, goods, and their paper eella high in consequence. Boston and Long Isiand papers please copy. But we do not learn that any of the leading or Pisrogar gga rae es . March 26, est ign well known houses have made serious losses, and | )., War. H. Marrin to Karn A., youngest daughtor of Gea their paper is in demand as usual. The prospect ag ae fering city. Wvadiiandig, eacottied: “ays of the money market continues favorable for bor | sark-s church, by Kev. 8. M. Haskins, JamxG. Menpy to towers and adverse to lenders. oi c. Shoat, , daughior of John J. Michaels, Eq, Gold fell last week to 139, but closed yesterday | ” ait teeta thiniaiby: Mase $5; 0s’ tama, atabout 143. The short interest in gold is very abt war ne paver mpi square, By the Rana a ; Charles cui te 2 large, and creates w fictitious demand for the | <inare, and nephew of the Uride, Ebwano Tina Neat, article which helps in # great measure to sustain | Faq., « bau of the ie Hon, a Mt Neal, of Dover, Newt " 4 Hampebire, United states, ACLAINE, the price. The indications are, at present, | Widow of General sir Archibald Maclaivo, ix C. B-, No. 08 that gold will continue to fluctuate in the neigh. Lye esteem outs rng bel Pa eS xe—Mantin.—-On Thursday, Marc! 0 borhood of 140, occasionally rising above and Presbyterian oburch, Fourteontit’ street, by the Rev. J. occasionally falling below that figure. Mr. Chase’s | MeFiroy, D. D., Taowas D. Steaxm to Cakoune, youngest y ing: roy negotiations with foreigners, and the increasing | ¢vehter of H. ‘Martin, Baq., all of tis city. acctimulation of gold in the Sub-Treasury, render mud NE weN ee speculations for the rise quite perilous. This Sieintiieh sic adeuiae evento . = ig, Marche 25, Wistax week the Sub-Treasurer wil! disburse $3,000,000 for | Browwina, in the Tlat year st - basa ; ia interest. Exobange is heavier than gold. It ‘The relatives and {rienda of the family are respectfully . invited to attend the (unerul, from his late residence, 241 closed yesterday at about 156%, which is fully 1% | Woat Thirty fourth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at per cent lower, relatively, than gold. This | 0¢ o'clock, without further notice. anomaly arises from the fact that a large number | , Bsxme—On Vaturday, March 28, Josnruwn, wife of of merchants—chiefly foreigners—-hoarded ex- ‘The friends aud noqualatanaes, are Fegpeitully invites change at high prices and are now selling it at | 1 attend the funeral, on Tu itihuedeiee volock, late residence, 22 ty place. the decline. Several of the most noisy foreign S ig eset tone Brtax.—Vory suddenly, on Saturday, March 2%, Jo residents are known to. have bought bills at 180 a | sown, son of Jol ud ikon WwW. mye, aged 7 months 190, with « view of protecting themselves against | 1410 days The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of tse parents, No 14 West Thirty fth street, this (Monday) aiternoon, at two o'clock. Buwrr.—At Fisbkill Landing, co Saturday, March. 28, Paren Brert, aged 73 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect. ally invited to attend the funerai,from the Reformed Lmte chureh at Fish«ill landing, oo Tuesday afternoon, at three olcloak, without further invitation Covanms.—On Sunday, March 20, Jarmwraw Conaney youngent son of Thomas and Catharine Couben, aged 2 10 mouths and 17 & ‘The friends and acquaint ar to attend tho funeral, on Tuesday “the inevitable collapse of the finances of the United States,” so confidently predicte by the London Times, and are now trying to sell these same bills at 1554156. They are learning the true worth of United States credit at a smart cost. ‘The lesson, if properly appreciated, will, however, prove cheap in the end. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:—- a. oy Mar. 14, Mar. 21. Mar. 23, rospectfully invited (tsruoon, at haif past oe MAN 103 AES E | one 0’ clock, from 27 Washington streot. ol 61 61 Caaweu — in Brocklyn,on Satarday afternoon, Marr 60. él Exazavarn, old est daughter of Solomon T. and Elizabeth us Cas weil rf 90 The relatives and (rieurls of the family are respectfully 1944 invited vo attend the funeral, from the residence of her krie preverred.... 101 wx parents, No, 68 Moatague street, on Luesday afiernoon, at Michigan Contrat,. 97% 103 9 three o'clock. ; Michigan South’u. 00% 6O% 4M Camrurtt.—Ua Sanday, March 20, Eitza, widow of vouth. guarant’d, 1044 108 9654 | Alexander Campbell, aged 58 years and 2 months Niineis Central 91 88 ‘The funeral will take piace frome the resiience of her Gale: 951; 913 | daughter, 97 Second avenue, en Tuseday afternoon, at Kock Isiaud.. 9% 91 | woo clock, The friends and acquaintances of tbe family Toledo... 5 44 are reapect{ully invited to attend, Panes ee We A ee CHawnas —At Communipaw, South Bergen, N. J,, 0a Hudson River 100% 8% | Seventh Day, March 25, Mita» Coammnns, agod 72 5 Pacitic Slash. 187s Unbig | The friensia of the f e invited ‘to attend Gold... ANK la 143 peral, from hia Int on Seoond Day at two o’cloek, without further ne rket underwent a smart panic last Commes.—OQa Sunday, March loved wifo of Edward Cummings, of Roscommon, Ireland ‘The friends ‘and relatives of the family, also Joba McManus, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 37 Fifth street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Duwnat At Washington Beights, on Sunday morning March 29, Jota A., youngest daughter of William aud M_A. Dunia) ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to aiteud the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the Presbyterian church, corner of One Huadred and Fifty-@fth street and Tenth avenue, without further The stock week. Stocks fell from 5to10 percent at one time, but closed yesterday with @ tendency to re- covery. No particular reason can be assigned for the panic. Money has not been active, and does not promise to become so. The earnings of the roads are larger than ever, and the prospect of dividends better than it hasever been. Govern: ment is receiving a great deal of money, it is true; but it is disbursing as fast as it receives, and the volume of paper money aflont is ever steadily on gS Saturday, March %®, after » long and the increase. The decline originated in sales of | tedious illness, which he with quietness and resigna first class securities which had been held for |“) Anam DOWLING. the famit foreign account by importers, who took advantage ge ek baa Pree of oe a of the decline in exchange to remit. Thus New | {°° Furey, 160 Fast Saventoorah street. York Central was forced down from 119 to 108, Davioson.—On Sunday morning, March 29, Davin Davin. and other similar securities in a corresponding de- a carl serve i the residence of his father, Jersey gree. Thus emboldened, the short sellers attacked the market with fresh vigor, and a general panic was the result. The above table shows the decline in prices. Yesterday there was a decided in crease of orders to buy, and the market left off with an upward tendency, especially in such shares as Erie old and Pittsburg. These two stocks, though much knocked about by the bulls and bears, represent properties which sooner or later bid fair to command & good place in public es- teem. Both are earning over 7 per cent dividend on their common stock, Both are earning more money relatively to their cost than either the Michigan Central, Rock Island, Galena, Toledo, Hudson River, Michigan Southern or IMinois Cen- tral. The Erie, on a cost of $40,000,000, is earning at the rate of $10,000,000. The Cleveland and Pittsburg, at a cost of less than $8,000,000, is earning at the rate of $1,800,000 per annum. bative of the county we > reapectfully afternoon, Mary Ano Forbes, aged Lg FF 17 days. The relatives aa fre Test ot the farm are reapectfully invited to attend the eral | this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, fram 64 Chartson street, without furtuer tn. vitacion Fivew.—Op Sunday, March 29, Kowaxp Firs, in the 44th year of bis age Tha relatives and frieads of the family, and those of hie nephews, Joho and |ke Stacom, also Of bia brother. in law, Thomas Hayne, also the members and ex members Of the Mowigomery Gaard, are 1 bey meg > Pach wo at tend the funeral, in citigeur droes. from his late residence, 19 “tate street, on Tuesday aflerneon, at one o'clock. Gree.—On Sanday , March 29, at Sight O'clock, Mamaa- ner Gem, daughter 0 Patrick sod Mary Green’, aged year aud # months, The frieods of ‘the fant are respectfully tnvited to atteud the funeral, (rom 317 Ninth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'cloolk Hactus.—Om Saturday morn Bmrrox, only eon of Penjamin S years, 6 months and 11 days The relatives aud (riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of hie parenta, No. 44 Weet Eleventh street, this (Moaday) afternoon, at Ove o'clock, without further ooties, Housxeany.—On Bunday, March 20, Ws Senior, aged 14 years, 6 montor and I day ‘The relatives and iniends of (he family are respectfully {nv ited to attend the funers: service, at bul lave residence, No. 196 Went Twe h street, on Tuesday afternoon, at , March 28, Wiuuaw Gownn © Haxtan, aged Howewoaur, CITY COMMBRCIAL REPORT, Sarvnnar, March 28-6 P.M. Aswne,—Stnall sales of poto wore made at Te. a Tye. Nothing new tm pearls, Stock, 401 bbs ‘oot o'clek. File remaws will be Ukeo to Kowkiand Buxaverurys.—Flour was about 100. higher and deck | county for joterment dedly briaker today, Sales wore made of 14,000 bla. Rockian papers OMB COPY. Ce wie et Janvin — On Saimedey “ , wits 0 state and Western, 1,600 Southers and 650 Canadian with. |, ae % pate pete AM peo bu our revised range:— The real and frieods of the family Superfine State and Westera BP s 640 | ber eols, Mr. James Ve xtra state 6 40 & 7.09 | Mineral, on Tuesday nite toe Common to choiwe extra Western 6 © 9 60 | inte residence, 63 ner Cxnadian . 655 a 6 7h | Maina will be taken to Erie, | vor nent Southern mixed Wo good mivertioe Th 8 10 jowwos.—On Saturday, March 2B, Of conmamption, Katra do 165 « 875 | Witsam A. Jommow, aged 24 years and 6 months. Gnd to ohote farniiy do,. #% slow Then weep no more, ee bow bin peacet.| breast Rye four 40 8 640 Rock'd by the hand of desth takes quiet reat; Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine 4a 6w re ae a ‘ ot him eweetly toke ail rep ath tone Wheat was more active and dearer, with sealer of 30.000 | Th busbois at $190 for white, and #1 | sod $1 70881 12% (or | wan agains trite pigher » friends aod relatives « ral ' y after new ther, New wihow ‘two « Aneht, » Weetern anther invite ’ wventh eireet re inviiad wo | * | ites, om DKW Kewnau.—On Fridhy morning, March 27, Tuowas Kew DAL, in the TOth year of his age. The relatives amd (riends of (the attend tho funeral, at No, 160 We (blonday ) afternoon, ab one o'cloek. Kearse. —Oo Sunny, March 28, Mawr Keonmu,@ pative of the parwh of Toomavare, evuuly Tipperary, ireland ly are mvt ed to fortieth street, etiw | The friends and retecives of the famity , and those of |) bd | brother in-law bonmr Kennedy. of Hunter's Poiwt, ore Fesseettully invited 40 uitegd the {uueral, (rom bes ete residence, No. 264 Bourkoon (hs street, this (Momduy) afterpoon, at two o'clock proeinels Knavy.—In Brookeyn, on Ketarr, m the T7th year of ms © Funeral services at bis tate reeudence, 16% Oxford etemet, soar AtmiLiC aventie, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o cloek. ‘The (riends O€ tho fainsiy wee imviied Lo abtond without further notice. this retnaine wilt be Ukeu ¥ Shrub Oaky, March 29, Joun ay, Woentohester county, for mucrmen Lawnuces.— On saturday evening, March 28, Gowre, wife of Wun, bilingham Lawrence of (ue late Audeew H Mickle, in ‘The relatives and friends of the respectiully invited to wttond the funeral, from St. Mark's eturch, on Taoedoy aferncon, at ball-past bwo o'cluck, without fur ther imitation Laretia.—Suddeniy, ou Sunday, March 29, Sarwan A. LArETkAs, aged 26 yoars, Notte of funeral ip fuesday morning's paper Leang.—-On Sunday, Mareb uy LnaMy Thomas ica in the'Slet year of ber age, ny atid nd friends of the fnmily are rsepectfully invited t attend the tunorsl, on Taeaday afteraouu, at Murch 28, of brouchitis, Jouw 48 years, ke piace from bie late residence, TAL clock. The faneral will ‘Sixth avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at two Glasgow (Seotland) papers please copy 31n.18.—On Saturday, March 2o, Mr. 46th year of his age. The friends and rolatives are requested to attend tho ON MiLLs, so the funeral, (rom his late rosiden (Monday) afternoon, at two oc! Mynas.—In Brooklyn, papier March 28, Wiicias D. Mynra, aged 3 yeurs, 4 months and 22 days, « non Of Goo. W. and Veborah i. Myors The relatives aud friends of the ‘amily, alko Loose of bis anclea, Ephraim and Morris Place, are respectfully invttet to attend the funeral, this (Sonday) @fterneon, at two O'clock, trom the residence $2 Adelphi street. McCakry.—On Sunday moruing, March 2, MCanty, aged 26 years aud ii days ‘The funeral, of which Curther notice will be given, will ee st bh avenue, this Aximont ds. tako place [rom hig late resilonee, 31 Vandam street McCormAcK.—At bis revidene*, ‘gau atreet. Jer Sev City, after a short and sevore | OWN MeCoRM Ark 1 a native of partsh Multifarnum, county Westmeath, ra The relatives and fi of tho family are respectully ta vited to attend the ( ral, thin (Monday) alten two o'clock, The rem ing will be taken to St, Peter's Ce motery, Jersey City, for interinent Molinipk. —On Sunday, March 29, Maxy Aywe MeThupe, daughter of John and Anne MeBride,azea 10 months and T days The friends and acquaintances are rikqwotfuily Invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afiernoon, at bal! past one o'clock, from the residence of lor parenty 67 treet, yo Saturday evening, March 28, Mary Mv- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, thie (Monday) sflernoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her brother.in law, Wilbam Finn ran, No. Allen street. Rok.—At Vatchogue, L. I, on sunday, March Saran Rox, aged 58 years, 11 months aud 19 days, The reiatives and frienda of the family are respect invited to attend the funeral, from the rosidence o gon, Austin Roe, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Ror —On Saturday. March 28, at bis late rasidenco, 116 West Seventeenth street, Kowaxn Ror, iu the 84th year of bis age, ‘The friends of the family are respectfuliy inv atrend the fuueral, this (Monday) afternoon, o'clock , from the Seveuth avenue Mission eh) , between eventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Deonased was for many years a resident of 104 West Elghteonth streot. Scort.—On Sunday, March 29, Maxy, wife of Jeremiah Scott, aged 72 years. The funeral services will take place at her late resi enco, 119 Sullivan street.on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. The relatives and friends are juvited ty attend without furthes The remains will be taken to Orango county for interment Orange county papers please copy. SaukMax.—In this city, on Saturday, March 28, of con sumption, Revecea Puram, only daughter of ‘Capteim rot and Rachel Sherman, of Athens, Greene county, The rolatives and friends of the fumily are Invited to attend the funeral services, at the Dutch Ketormed church, at Athens, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Catakill papers please copy. Stemue.--On Hunday, March 29, Marcaret Hoyt: Sreeim. of Forfarshire, scotland, aged 86 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the Tamil are respectfully pvited to attend the funeral, from tho ren eof ber son-in-law, George Miln, 442 West Twenty-third street, on Tuonday afer two o'clock. -—(n Sinday, March 29, the oaly son of James and aber Shea, aged 15 month The frieuds of the farn her are respectfully invited to at tene tho funeral, thie (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 49 Mulbersy street Scumint.-On Saturday, March 24, Joms Soumupt, in. tho 38th year of his age. The rolatives and friends @f the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 572 Third avenue, this (Monday) afteruooo, at one o'clock. Sawvek.—On Saturday morning, March 28, at 121 Va riek street, Maxy 4awyer, aged 54 years and 6 inontba. Vermont papers pl y morning, March ‘OLWeLL., edest son of Veter I, aud Loulse Vanderhoef, aged 9 years, 1 month and 18 days, The friends and relatives of the Camtily are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesiay after noon, at four o'clock, at the residence of his 124th treet, near Fourth avenue, Harlem, will be taken to » NJ. Vay Zanut.—Oa Vax Zanpr, aged ‘The friends aud relatives of the family are reapeettully Invited to attend the funeral, thi day) afternovn, a6 four o'clock, from No. 140 Fast Thirtieth street Wazpo.—Suddenly, on Saturday evening, March 28, Raspowrm, youngest child of Howard and Isabelle Waldo, aged 1 year, 6 months aud 14 days. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to Attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 135 Ninth street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'cleck. Wanp.—On Sunday, March 2¥, Many. wife of Maurice Ward, of county Gaiway, | K 10 months. respectfully invited to at- ato covidence » 242 Kiwuaton two o'el MISCELLANEO s. N ELEGANT CURE FOR THE HAIR ; PHALON & SON'S PIALON & SON'S BUALON & BON’ PUALON & ON" COCIé COOIN, COUIN The only genu.ne article made trom The only gen ie made from The ony gouliine aves nade from Only onuine artiowe made from COCOK NOT NOT oe Gocoa NUE PHALONS COCIN, of Deoiorizet Coona Nut O11, ame beat and cb mpest article for dreming beautifying, ¢ curling, proservimg aod restoreg tie bar coctn Promotes the growth of the bair cocin Prevents the hair falling of. COuIN Killa a04 removes dandtead, cootn Gives now life v the human baie. cocin Makes the bair rich ead glossy. 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HYATT® LIV BALBAM cured My. i Rice, 92 Grove street and 31 Cunton market, of intiau anil gout, after be bad bee WYATT S LIVE BALSAM © danoe 1 teen, ai Ma mouths and thought 9 Be iL MYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured HK. Chapman, belong ing Wo Mourth reginent New York \olunicnrs, of severe rueummacion of three yours’ duration, after ail other remedies me fa aleta rg hed BALSAM fol rhounation ree Witiet dare and terrible whew ded that ampwialion was ve low. covaary to UVATTS LIFE ww" hese wed tinired dseunan yonriy. TE will cure any enae that tan be cared by wedhine, ‘Ii dave wet contain & parle « the remr . ie DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFE LBAM ie sold Hy att Grand sireet. 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