The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1863, Page 7

—————— - he moment & Man shows himself ia a company street enemy eemcamaaee a tive 0! ten or fifteen deadiy rith the highest morai-. The enemy reovcupied pits last night and this morning are «8 aunoy- Sbeltin, a OUL 18 an impossibilit cares did fire several shots (roi batteries, from the uature of the wounds received by sovanal gl! Gor mens, thay, were ver chary in vensowing euch favors on us, however. ‘All ag quiot wt the early bour at whieb T write, Our Fortress Monroe Corsespondence. Forrrgss Moxrox, Apetl 25, 1863. Supplies for the Nansemond Flerita—Lumored Attack ow the Union Pickets. te, ‘The navy despatch boat Puiladelphia was sont from t bere to-day for the mavy tlotii« on the Nansemond, with | a supply of Coal, which will make iheiy lowing the river § unnecossaey 4 Rumors have reached us that our pickets were driven |} ip on the Nansemoud this forenoon, and there are indica- (ous of moore skirmishing in that directiou. Kigoty-tive pationts arrived this eveu * City of Hudson, Captain Martin, tron ere teansierred to Dector Gilbert's Lui ‘Yhoy wre mostly sick, though some are wounded Fortans Pustt of Major General Pix to Susfolt Wrente Conducts the Train—The Oljoct of Mes Yrip-—lus- tice w Rear Admiral SP. Lee—His Superiore do Blome for Navat Imbectiity—Satiing of te Sloop-of-War Juni ata for Havana to Jom Weikes quulrom—Iler Officers Pov Ou Vriday morning Major General John A. Dix, accom- panicd by Colonel D, T. Van Paven, Lieutouant Colonel Wiiliom B. Ludiow, Major ©. 8. Stewart, of the engineer corps, and Captain Wilson Barstow, of bia stall, lett hore pet steamer Heury Burden, Captain George A. Cole, for Suifolk, ia order persomlly to inspect the state of adairs at that place, Arriveu at Norfolk the General and escort wore joined by Captain Kdwin Ludlow, the efficient and hard working Post Quartermaster, who had aspoviai train n waiting to convoy the General to uis destiantion, The train wasron by Major KF. L. Wentz, Superintendent of Hattoads ia thisdepartment, the same intrepid geutle- man who ran the last train from the While douse ‘Lunstal! Station, just betore the by ming of the seven days fight under General McClellan, when neither conduc. vor nor fireman could be induced to vevture on the train, Major Wentz, however, fired and run the eogine himself, ag despatches had to be delivered to General Stoneman, Whenover Major Geueral Dix journeys w Salus, Major Wentz is always requested to super son. On his arrival at Suffolk, Ge was recetved at tho depot by Captain G st Quartermaster and Lieutevaut Oubwaier, of tho etuil of & Vek. Genoral Dix procewted xt 07 ne Learlquarte: of Genvral Peck. ‘The object of General Dix’s visi ‘was to communicate some) it would hardly be advisable to transait by Ws on sengor | Thy conference over, aud donors! Dix having dined with General Veck, anc the ths 8 Foster and others of the stil of Gexeral Dix retuimed to this piace, arr ix o'clock the samo eveung, Isy the kine Dix. your correspondent was him, in order personally to jx forces and imtrenchments, and the ds, that unless Lougstreet aud Lili « the number of men thoy are now roporw.! wera ti suffolk pe lyng uot tikes: ace UO gal any an attack on Suffolk. Then, and not until thon, fs there apy cause to fear for the safory Of our army in i Yeck. Your correspondent at Maye will doubtless keop your og events there. As far xs | ¢ thing seoms to go on favorably, and to the the cotamanding general, His coolness sad iniliiary keowledge comes fa good siead, and has us Suildlk axwinst the attack of [he « us two toone. Almost cvoy day 6 ithe (0 Buflolk to see tne Hera) LAX Prvceeus up the Nonsemand frotn Port nyt, bas brought the Surtiz, of (he guubont Pawnes, who was acciaoutally killed ou vourd et bie eb T have been mformed by eoarpeten rity that the imputatious 1m pandas ter f q tou eve on Rear Adimiral & that ‘ofttear great injustice. Instend of acting on Lis own responstbi lity Acmiral Lee receives postive tuetrrctions from Washington; and ia that ens© ni! tae vlmuders mage by the navy, and the apparent e<trangenout between Lhem and the’ army ig attributable to Une heat of ¢* Gideon's” band, inslead of to she Admirnd, ‘fle Gag oijeer Is one of the most hard workiug mer i tam di pres and, while his course of, actaon ie obnox’ thaur any \bere, it wnust be Borne in malnd tinet ho is only p Mood inated Btates sloop of war Jun).ia, Captain John M. B. Chit c mmanding, proceoced tose thre morning. Her destination 8 Havaaa, where Acting Ment Aamical Wilkes Qwitits ber arrival to make her bis tlayshin. it 19, howe ever, doubisal whether her engines will carry her so Tar te ivhout breaking dow the Juniata het made a number of trial triya and fajled inalaost every one, The wihg 18 & list oF Uhe officers of the Janiatu:s— Commayder-—Joun M, B, Clitz taAcuenant Commander—saneo Liedevan—Aibert Kautz, Surgqeon—Albort Shriver. Prymaster—Thomas C. M Pryrneess Chief, James } Francis in, William Poll Hi. Waite, Richard D, Dod, ‘Bouseii, Acting Masters—D. G.'Layivr Acting Hnsign—W illian H.W Qunner— Willian Ferrier Boatsrva ppm H. Bartiett Captain's Crc—sobn Clit Paymasier's Vlerkh—Willie. Master's Matrs—' Surges Steward—Aitcod ¢ Steward—Ihomas \ aster at Arms—=Grany iil W Yeoman—Vlias Kooert Lune Vassengers for tue West R. Dodge acd Acting Masic: . Maxwell, te famdin; Second Assistants, t: Third Assistants, Phtiip Charles 3. Hunt, albert G. es 1. Stimpson ny Je. Willian Ordway. Mauser. indie Squadron, via; —Dr. B. im horktowm, Va. Vonwrown, A) There is no mews at all bere, Yesterday Johuswo, @ private of the Fourtn Del New atabbed » colored man named Jarmes Holla: #oint Johnson was arrested. The nog Styles of Imperial and M AS Wooster Fivemen’s Ofice. The Widow and Orpha: Department receive one-i. “Fund Insurance Company, No. 110 Broadway. Vood of the New York Fire re profits seven per cent, B. GRAHAM, President. Hyxny Beneaman, Seere The Show of Dog Bott at, while every otver breed Is represented vy some of the endleast specimens. at Barnum’« ts Very , Pointers and For Honnds are in the Correspondents W anter.—ontidential conr-aroutents for ® daily Journal in this city are wanted in Wastinaton other principal cities, Addrvts BENJAMIN WOU, New Fork ony. Ladies’ Dre: Cloaks and Gentlemen's garments cleaned like mew without taking apart, LORD, 48) Broadway. Kotrance 48# Broome street Right Cartes de ‘Visite for $1, of Une ne and finish, at TAIT'S, coruer of Cortlandt and Sarda, tue moat Mouograins, de. gant in the ett ‘We Broadway, a Sew « Machines, Ottice 609 Broadway, N.Y. ‘\ Browdway. celebrated Chocolate for family use, from 30 10 9 cents per pound. from Bedstead or Every Kind. HUTCHINSON & WICKERSHAM, 20 Canal street, east of Broadway, ZS the Use ere. SafesmThe Av Wheat Bread ts Reteer than Rye, so Ut “ t Coffee betier than rye, ned by ergot, ac, Sold vy © BPoote’s Patent Umbrel Lock Sante at WHEELER & WILSON'S, 905 Broadway, N. ¥, W. A. Batehelor’s Hair Dyo—The by 4 © the world ; ingtantaneous, harmless and. reliab! sand perfumers, Fuetory, & Barela: as, Lompecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing and Molauvia Cream, for beautitying the bair, a. W. VATUMALOB'S, 16 Bond street. B Hilts Hate Dye, 50 Cents, ck or owa—Natural, durnbie, beautiful, Depot, No t Marciay wre by all draggtst (Cr tstadoro’s Ha Wie Depot, wholenais 43 uppiied by aktiful ye, Presery ve and ik “No. 6 Astor House. The v4 Tricophe ior the princi ‘Thte roe vent orto, ee (or al purpe m, powatum ur any other preparaiion. q Bold by all droxgiats thrvognoat the United Bt Grows Phiety Years’ Kapertonce of an Ota Nuree.--dies. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ie the y eeiion a! ‘owe of the beet female whysictans and anres in rates, and bag. ten werd for they yearns over Poiling ‘safeiy anv: eiccous by wittiions Of Reotkors chiddrres, (com the ‘our week aid. tha sate i cornet seticren wind us, RRistanee ced bas. te ‘Their touts are completely riddled by bullets, | ‘This would demoralize any troops in the world | “A NEW YORK HERALD,. TUESDAY, APRIL 28," 1863.—TRIPLE SHEE:. OMectal Drawings of Murray, Sady & Co.'s Kentucky and Mi-avar, State Lotteries. AeNTUCAY, XIHA Cuass 4O—Apri 27, 1863. 72, 82, By, d, 5b, te M4, 25. 7, 7.4, ‘Ouass ah pst i {chance uatosalaan vt, Officint Drawings of the Shelby College Lotteries of esis vi ATKA ULass 340—April 1363. 12, 38, 42, 7, Ba, 68, 10, Sas" $1, 43, 8, 68, Crass ‘386—April 27, 1863. 18, 14, 22, 23, 04, 19, 0, 46, 20, 27, 11, 66. Cirewars sent by ‘addrensine JOUN A. MORRIS & 00, Ww Wilmington, Delaware, Oficial Drawtngs of the Library Asso- lation Company's Lottery. of Kentucky Cues 0 Apel, 3 26, 27, 17, 76, 8, 15, 45, “f 10, 23, 50, 78, 36, W0—A pri 27, 1663. 53, 52, 23, 29, 2, oot », oh 66, 75, 69, 68, 13, 41. For Gireulars, ‘ea anon, “ELLIS & ©0., Covington, Ky. Prizes Omsined tm Att Legatized Latte. ries, Intonation given, JOBEPH BATES, Broker, 0. 11 Wall street, room No. 1, New York. Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lotte- los, Information ST Walt siren J. R CLAYTON & oS... trve enoush of farat rive etait inves bas no equal ax a Hate Thousht |—~that s just “what's the matter.'* Ber KRAOX'S Bpring Sty.es at No. 212 Broadway. Public Speakers, Military Men and singers, and all sudering from teritation 3 the throat and oars: be-6, Will De Agreeaby surined aL the winmost imme. relief ailordas by the yse of LROWN’S Broncaial Luci dem:ilesut Tygrediente ailay pulmonary tert; al velse, thear ae iat when the f) Doctor Henter's Discovery © * Uryet- pelas, Beald Head, Baltrhoum, Obstinale Erupdons of ihe sim, Old Ulcers, Berolula, Fisvula aad every kiwa of ian: Fi ‘of the blood, Alno,’ Discnsea of the Kidneys and of tie Urinary Organs. ‘No.3 Division wirces, New York auy, since 134, Book aud consultation gratis Iehing Pik Poststivets Cured. and bleeding piles, im salt rheum, and all die 1¢ mBe Of pot TORE MEN'S Cure, Piles Also bind eases of the akin, by Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri- nary and Sexual Sysiems.—New and reliable treatment—ia reports of the Howard Aasoviation--seut in poled letter en- Yelopes. free of charge. Address Dr. J. Howard Association, Philadelphia, ny ‘Trasscs.—Marsh Brothers, Corner of Broadway and Ann sireet; Supporters, Sik Elastic Stock- ings and Shower Braces, Suspensory Bandages, Bets wud Caiamenial Bandages. A Indy attondent, Trusses.—Marst d& Co.’ Radteat Cure Truss, No. 2 Vesey street, opponits the chure ton wilh any other (russ oftice of the same uttendnnt. Hyat's “AB,” or Dowble Strength Life Balsden.—The most certain curative for rheumatism, fuia, d ia, and diseases of great impurity of the he blood, Gays i at tae principal deput, 246 Grand street. $i per but | Sagem AND COMMERCIAL. “Moxpay, ‘Apu 27-6 P.M. ‘To-day's bank statement compares as follows with that of last Monday:— Week end’. Loans. April 15.8109 ha 822 Specie. Circulation. Deposits. 36,761,696 8,089,558 164,122,146 April 25. 171 22 37,175,007 1565549 16108 990 Increase. $1; 946 | ot 413,811 _ “ira 63 74 Deoreuse Oe ass.o00 ae This statement tells the story of the money mar- ket, and indicates the future of stocks and mer- chandise, “he bank deposits, which fell off when the payments into the Sub-Treasury became ac- tive, some four or five wecks ago, are now swell- ing again under the influence of the disbursements of government, and the banks have more money than they cam use even at the present reduced rates of interest. The loans do not appear to in- crease balf as fast as the deposits, ‘The speeic average is swelling again, and will naturally con- tinue to increase, as all the gold held by merchants or ou speculation will now be sent into bank to be, louned upon at par. ‘The stock market to-day fally responded to the promise it held out on Saturday and Friday. Large orders wi received by the brokers for almost every description of security. ‘These orders came from the country as well as the cfty, and the indi- catious were marked that the speculative fever is wgain taking hold of the public at large. So much money was made in stocks last fall and in Vebruary that it is not surprising that people stand ready to buy stocks again, on the yinptom of a revival of speculation. Every one who bought last fall made money, and thus fur very lew operators have lost what they made. fence it is inferred that the next speculative out- burst—which appears to be beginning—will be even wilder and more widespread than any of the precoding ones. At the morning board to-day the most popular stocks were Erie (old) and Pitts- burg, the former of which rose 3, the latter 4, cent, These are the cheapest of the railway stocks which are certain to pay dividends, beiay 20 « 25 per cent lower than New York Cen- wal, Hudson, Toledo, Galena, Michigan Central, 4c. The upward movement in Pittsburg is largely a d by the oversales of the bears. Of 74,000 shares alloat, it is estimated that 40,000 shares have been sold short and are yet to be delivered. Erie preferred was in good demand at an advance of 1%. The advance of the morning in the other shares was 34 in New York Central, 1% in Michi- gan Central, 1° in Southern old, 1 in guaranteed, in iinow Central, 1 in Galena, 1 in Fort Wayne, there was no change in Harlem, Hudson, Toledo or Rock Island. Governments were better; the coupon sixes sold at Y advance, and the registered rose 4. Bonds were very firm, with a small offer- ing; Cleveland aad Pittsburg 4ths, which only bear 6 per cent interest, sold at 84, and that was bid. Quicksilver fell off to 47%, and was dull at the decline. Bucks County rose 14 percent. At the close of the board the market was buoyant. At the one P. M. public board the dealings were lively and excited. The principal advance was in Har- lem, which rose 3 per cent; in Harlem preferred, which rose 244, and in Southern old, which rose %4. Every lot of stock sold to realize profits was ea- gerly taken by parties who look for higher prices, in the afternoon the market was very active and excited. Harlem fell off to 70 and Erie to 83. The Western shares were very strong; Southern old rose to 64%, and Pittsburg was in lively demand at 79. Each decline in a stock seemed to be fol- lowed by fresh orders from outside. At the close ef the call at the board there was a general rush to realize profits on some of the stocks which had advanced the most; but at the close again the de- mand was in excess of the supply. Atthe four P. M. session of the public board the market wae better and there was more disposition to buy. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— US 7.90 notes. 1063, » 10635 Currency corts 99M wo 99% | wad core... 101% a 102 Missouris. 61 _— son oee 18% a x 4 EPO sees. 83% & BBM Erie preferred.101 4 a 101% Gold was feverish to-day. It opened at 15334, rose to 163%, fell without any apparent cause to 149%, sold in the afternoon at 160, 151, 151%, 150% and closed about 15044. There was a bet- ter inquiry for bills in the morning at 167% a 168, which was about equivalent to gold. The Legis- lature having passed Dean's bill, it is now lawful for banks and bankers to lend par on gold, and the difficulty of carrying it, except to weak operators, is thas removed. Business is gradually improving, and the leading bankers rather look for a better market for exchange. Money could not ve easier. Every one offers money at 5 per cent, nd itecan be got in large amounts at 4 on stocks. Dankers do not expect any larger margin than 19 per cent. Large amounts of money have come in from the country tu be used here. Three per cent is about the best rate thet can be got for them, and their owners are looking for investments which shall yield a better income. The deposits ot the Sab-Treasury | at 5 per cent on call’ after ten days will be filled | up this week, and there will be no other way of using money except on the Stock Exchange. Debt certilicates, new issue, are within 4 per cout of par, We are authorized to state that Mr. Chase has no intention whatever of calling for a loan at pre- sent. ‘The Secretary spent Saturday and to-day in inspecting revenue cutters and harbor defences, and has entertained no special financial proposi- tions. To-morrow or next day he will leave for Boston, and will travel thence to the West, return- ing to Washington in the course of a few weeks. He seems to be perfectly satisfied with the pro- gress of financial affairs, To-day the conversions here were $1,287,000, and the deposits, at five per cent, $962,000. The business of the Sub-Treasury was aa fol- lows to-day:— $3,446,375 98 1 9,712,248 07 16,985,290 08 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $62,476,168 46, 7 the balances $2,900,501 06. Albert H. Nicolay sold ra? ig to close the estate of the late firm of Messrs, Allen & Paxton, deccased, the following stooks:— $220 Groat Western Insurance Co. scrip of 1858 225 New York Mutual Insurance Co. scrip of Li 200 Orient Mutual Insurance Co, serip of 1858. 60 5un Mutual Insurance Co. sorip of 1858, wo 335 Ropublic Fire ins. sorip, 161" ‘65,56 wud "OT. 18 ‘By shd Moiatlic Car Spring Oo. of 'N. ¥., por ebare gu 15 New York Floatiog Dry Dock Co, 2b 20 Corn kxehango Hank...... 60 Chicago and Alton RR. Stock Kxchange. Monpay, April 27, ba $20000 US 5’a,’74,cou OTK 1000 do. 971, 050 shy Erie RR. 2300 do ti 1300 do, Ass 1 300m si §, "81, FoR do. 5) 500 TT 3-1 rbene 106 300 do a 0000, d0.......-. 106 100 do. “4 oy ine ~~ WEE we 102% do, i 2000 Il ew. reg bas. 100 1000 }1iindie cou b °70 106 1000 Illinois war loan 103 4000 N Carvlina O'a. 12 oye del . ax {000 Eric 24 m bas. 10 1000 Frie 4th m bds. 107 1000 grie 6th m bda. 106 6000 Mich So 2d m.. 105 4000 d0......... 106% 12000 Alt &T Hine b 85 2000 Chic& NW lstm 99000 Chia ky NW. en 4000 95 500 Mich Coniral RR. 18 seeeien ok NIaRR 63 10000 do. . 15000 To) & Wab 2d 1m 1000 Chic & NW intb 100 7000Pitte, FWAChIst 169 9000Nitts,FLW&Ch2d 103% 50 do. +. Os + 106 600 Clev & Pitts RR.. 78 600 do. +b30 200 do. 4 1600 do, 1600 do. 200 do. 500 do. 3500 do. 200 do. 100 do.. 500 TH Cent ¢ be scrip 100 Gal & Chi RR. 50 do 300 do. 40, do, 50 do. 2000 Cleve 600 wO a do... 800 Chi & Rock 350 do 50 200 54 19 Stoni 120 100 Chi, Bur 12K 150 Mit. “ 200 Tol 0 160 Tot b Shine & 1000 do. + WO¥ 800 do 66 'q 100 \ 66%, 100 66), 160 do 67 160 Alta T HanieRR 43 do. + 1 200 G0... 000.5. FF ta if sania 26) » 26 foo 25% 1 cag ALER. 68 6 100 ‘ SO Chi ke ANC Bit pret. 88 100 Rome & Wat kit.. 86 BOARD. 109 shs Harlem RR. 70°, 300 @......... 1% mM, ‘ % 6000 Pitts FLW ecm iw : 105 10000 Clew&Pittadubin 54 $00 Ii Cea BR scrip... 94% 30000 American goid. 181}; 200 « Pri 10000 do... SM 4, 30000 . Mah 7000 Cleve te Pitis Rik 1% 190000 + 160 500 do 8 10000 + 150% 6 shs Bani . 100 900 Canton Company. 2944 200 do... : 400 Cum Coal pref do. 300 214 1000 HucksOoLeadCo. “25 300 Quicksilver M Co, 46 do 820 45 400 N Y¥ Central RR.. 11 60 100 i i ES A 600 do do. 20u do. 200 do. 100 M3 &N 200 a 40 do 100 G.....0.. OB do, ony do. Oy SESSTySYETESE se : MM Ta 13h, TAY soe qetsuatver Mind 4055 06% 200 Cent Am Tr Cos 92 6% 140 Pacifie weed am ton oo BO), Diy ” oa), oe an 100 BO. cise WON 300 Cleve fe Tol ith 105 200 DIO 106), omc a inde 4 10 wt, 100 a . 4% jon do. 94% Pr do wy 200 40..,...08 A 400 Pee ae we ao... “ 100 do wow, 200 G0... Hy do 16 Hy 1900 do... DOO hy CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Me y Apetl a0 P.M Anne continued quitt, At 5)40. for pots and Oe ag), tor poarte. Baracme re. — 4 goed Inquiry ested for Sour pines which were Umer. Sales were made AH 16.00) vb. | State and Western, 1,200 Southern and 900 Canadian, 000 00° thin onr revwed range ,— Superfine State and Weste se idxbrastate.... i 1% Common to choice extra Western... a 9% Canndian.. 5 evesaws se Southern mixed to good superfine. a 16 Extra do., vein oe Good to choice iamily a a 900 Kye floor o 50 Corn meal, Jerse? and irandyw & +o —Wheas Fold to the extent of 16,600 bushels, mostly for future delivery, part at $1 65 a $1 66 for red winter Woot Orn, $1 67 4 $1 72 for amber State and Jersey. Corn was Je. a 2c. dearer, with sules of 40,000 bushels mixed West- ern at 90¢, a 920. for sound, 82},0. a 890. tor unsound Aud heated, and 930. for yellow Jersey, Sales were made of 4,600 bushels rye at $1 03 a $1 07 for lato and future do- livery. Oats were in demand at 660, a 833,0. aovording to quality. Coo0a.—Sales of 50 bags Guayaquil ve made on p. t Corrxé —Tho sales wore confined to small jots at un- changed prices Corron.—Thore a G7e, for middiin, were 1.200 bales Rold, ov a basis of G6, gs, showing & buoyant market. erpodl there were taktn 17,500 bush: 5'4d., 1,100 packages provieious, by peti of aa a ee Al 308 and Lbs. a 225. aR spectively. London 6,500 bbis, Hour at 2s., and busheis wheat at b/d., in bulk. at HAY was solling (reely at 8c 81 for North river Hors.—smail lots of last year’s crop changed hands, withia & range of frou L6c. a 260, per Ib MBrALS Wore quiet al Wregular quolations. ‘MO}ASSES.—Saies transpired Wo-day of 85 bbls. New Or Joang ut 43¢. a 4%c., and 365 bhds. Porto Rico at blo. « market olosing tam $18 12 for oid mess, $15 a $15 1% for now for prime Beef continued inactive at $i! and 612 25 a $13 60 for extra mess, and $19 prime mess. Sales were made of 2,800 bbls. and terces briard within éhe range of 9\c. e 105c., 1,300 boxes Incon at 6c. @ 8i{c., and packages of ‘hams and shoulders at 6c. aTc..and bo.ab%4o, Bitter was very quiet at 170. a 240, tor State, and Lic. a 180. for Wester. Cheese continue! inactive at 10c. a 1c, i —There were 480 bags Kast India sold at Bc . Srices.—Saes of 1,100 bags pepper were mado on p. t. Budaka—The day's ules did Bob exoced 840 bhds. and 715 boxes at 10,0. 8 12),0. tor New Orloans, and 95,0. @ 11 34c. for Cuba, &e. ae Some 60,000 Ibs. changed bands at 1iego. a llXxe. Wisxzy.—-Tho sales reached 1,640 bbls., partly at 430 @ Mc., the fatter an outside price. Court Catendar—This Day. SurnusmCovier-—Cutceit.—Part 1—Nos. 2161, 2193, 2195, 2107, 2901, 2203, 2405, 2901, 2200 2a11 213, bas,’ 2219) 2221, 2993, #225, 2227, 2230, 2431, 2283. Part 2—Ad amet ‘uli Pridely ha May 1, 1863. Married. Arwater—MoCarventy.—On my. April 21, atthe residence of the bride's unole, in pri: g V tiey, N. Y., the Rev. Jolin R, Brock, Henry H. Arwarek, of "Burling- ton, Vt., to Many F, McCarrauerr, of Brooklyn’ No cards ‘Goapwin-—Mutian.—-On Monday, April 20, by the Rev. L. 8. Weed, of Brooklyn, Lewis H. Goovwin to Many Mos un, both of this city. No cards. [ALi-—HaMmMon.——On Mooday, April 27, by the Rev J. . Newman, Mr. Cuantxs H. Hau. to Mama KE. Mame monn, all of this city. Jounnon. 1GHT.—At Bergea Point, on Wednesday, April 22, at the house ot the bride's father, ©. I’, b Slight, F’sq., by the Rev. Thos. A. Jagger, Mr. Wii1ax Joussox, Of this city, co Miss Lizzie A. SLatawr, of tue former place. No cards Lawrie» »—Bkowx.—On Monday, April 27, by the Rev 8. H. Meoker, Meanice D. Lawauncn to Dkvon su K, Brows, all of Brooklyn, ¥. 1. Rownson—MONbist.—On Monday, April 27, by Rev. Amai Camp, Br. Josera Rowson to Miss Denoran Mo- Nest, of kiyn, kastern Distelos. SueivR—KNox.—At Trinity chapel, on Thursday evon- ings April 2%, by the Rev. kK. Y. Higbeo, D. 1)., aasisted by the Rev. D. i Macurdy, Kpgan SmxeLve and Lacauer'ls., daughter of Alexander Knox, all of this city. Tucatow—Amorr—In Vbiiadelphia on Thursday, Ape 28, by the Kev. J. W, Claxton, Me. Cuariaat L.. Lavniow tw Carem E, PA rath G. Abbot, all of that city. by 7 Wiened, of the ‘nang ‘are invited to attend tho wong" thin (Tuesda: Cee eae {rom SI. "8 church, Street, Brook!y ey mont Sor Astoria, L. L, on Felder, Apri 24, po Boveurnmar, ia tbe ath’ year of bis age. day Dat two o'clock, from bis late residence, Mien oa Trig A 2, P. C., second son CHARIS Santee William ‘and Maria Boon, ie the Sith yoar ‘the relatives and friends of the family are invited to ationd tho faveral, from the resilence of bis mother, 237 West Thistieth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, without further notice. Buxxs.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, April 27, Parucx Borxs, in the 57th year of his age. ‘The relatives and (rieads of the family are respoctfally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Raymond street, between De Kalb avenue and Lafayette sirect, this (Tuesday) gy —— Ned * clock Baxxs.—fh Washington, on W April 22, of in flamunstion of the ince, ouatracte sat oat ‘autg 18 KOTVice in the Fifty uinth regiment New York Voluuteers, Sergeant Banks, aged 20 years and 9 months Muena in hang 1 (Ivewday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his father's Tesidence, 139 Elizabeth street Brows.'—On Monday toruing, April 27, of consumption, Maor Brown, in the 67th year of hin ago. The frends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 208 Blowcker sirect, n Wednesday aiternoon at one o'clock. Px ksiill and Poogtkeepsie papers pleas» ocp:§ le Bac K, young tives and friends of the family, also the mom Lodge of Antiquity, No. 11, i" avd A. M., are uily myited to ateeud the funeral on Wednesday t two w’elock, from the house of ber fucher, Wail street, Brookivn, The Broadway and Myrtle avenue cars ran within @ shore distance of the house The remains will be luterred in Greenwood. Kancet.—On Monday, April 27, Ws. Haken, of Facto. ryville, Staten island, 1b the 64th year of his age. The friends of the family are Le ‘tally invited to at tend the funeral, trem Trinity chapel, ou Wednesday aliernvon, at two o'clock. Boat leaves pier N of Cortlandt street, at half-past twelve o clock. ows.—On Monday evening. April 27, Kenmoca K, Hnmows, youngest daughter of the late Major Thomas Ketcham, Notice of ths fone will be given in the evening pa rs. ag ei. —Suddealy, on Friday, April 17, at stono Inlet, © (,, on board of the United States sioop-of war Vawuee, Aveistant Paymaster Fusoauck R., only son of Joveph it aod Maria L, Curtis, io the 27th year of his age. Fowerat services at the Chareh of the Holy Aposties, roer Of Twenty-seventh street and Ninth avenue, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. His remaion will be taken to Greenwood C Covrast.—Suddenly, at New Rochelle, on Monday, April 27, inaian Couraw, io the 74th year of bie age The reiatives and iriends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday aivernoun, at two o'clock, from his Inte renidence. Coxnux.—Ow Saturday morning, April 25, at his res. devce in this city, Jamas Conkus, (Or many years « Hud. * f pilot, and late of the Uniom flag of truce boat Metamora. His remains mere pelos taken to Peekskill for interment. Poekekill papers please 44 Conmr.—At Warrenville, J., om Thursday evening, April 23, of consitaption, Kacmen, youngest daughter of Daniel and Rachel Cory, aged 16 years, 9 mouths and 6 “Teen —At Astoria, L. Lon Sanday, April rf alr « Jong and severe iliness, Jou Tow, eldest son of Thomax Addis Emmet, aged 30 years. The relative ‘and friends of the family are rexpectfully ited te attend tte this (Tuesday) afternoon, at uarter past two o'clock, trom ‘st. George's church CT Astoria. The steamboat Sylvan Grove leaves Peck slip at half. past one O clock im the , aad foot of Tents street at quarter Uo two o'clock tor Astoria daily, and returns to New York at a quarter past three o'clock. Evane.—On Sunday, April 26, of ‘consumption, Hane Eien Bvane, ‘of Jobe J, and Harriet Bvans, aged 1 yoar, 10 months aod 16 days. The relatives and frieads of me mae invited to attend the funeral, on w o'clock, from No, 300 Wea without ‘urther notice. FLANAGAS. A$ the residence of her son jo law, Jaa Bi Kinsiow, No, 219 South Ninth street, Brookiym, FU) beg A of pag A and old age, ANN Fiam. Gay, 10 the ‘The remains ain e nent from ber late reaideuce to Saint Peter and Pani chorch, im Second street, this (Tees. day) morning, at ten O'clock, where a solemn requiem | mass will be @Gered for the repose of ber sou! The fun ral will leave the church at one o clock io the afternown ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery The re. latives and friends are respeet(ully io ited w aiiend Yonkers Troy ana Rochester papers please oy Youp.—Om Sunday, Ajril 26, (nanan, son of iMenry | aod sarah M Ford, aged | year and 6 tthe ‘The (riends of the family are renyecttuily invited to attend the funeral, this (Tyesday) afternoon, at one o clock, at Morrwania, Wentcbester county, N. ¥ Hoe —At bie residence, No. 10 Vandewater street Rowmer N. Henny, « native of Miltowo, Kerry, ireland, tive 29th your of bin age Kerr; be ~4 Kear Se PT: ensue Kear aged oa | years and 6 mouths. 15, foot are respecttally y BOO, ont toomy nit etreet, kine Lodge, No. 9, 1. O. of to e\tend the Cumeral, from bis yt reniaence, Tus Th avenue, cornet of Port thin (Toredsy) evepiag a6 seven o'clae ite rommias will be taken w& | Sugar Leaf, Orange county, for interment, on Wednesday | mor 810g, \ J Kur Monday, Aprit at, Prewem Kreme. pew | of the late Jota Kilties, of Ghigo, Irons dress ora tected while serving ae a member ot orrany HM Fitrh regiment New York state Volumteors. ome. The fanere take piace from the roetewor bro'her, Jobe 4 Kuen, 2M) Kant Kgtvonnts aur cer of Fite avenue, vb Wednenday aiternom, at octor Tres: —Ou Wendie, Apel #7, Rance ome taeua Tyinm, sod daughter « the late Bot lo ee ee hee, 24 Komvon stroct, Boklya. ‘The frienda ot | amily are respectfully invited Lo wend: Leaveri.— At Great Barrington, Maw , om tunday evem- tng, April 26, of pneumonia, Joanie, wife of Sneitom Leavitt, in tie 43d year of her age ‘The retatives aud (reuds attend the funeral, trom the Jaw, Fisher Howe, No. 110 Wednesday @ lerncon, at (bre Lawcax.—In Soringield, Mass Mas LARKIN, rod 3S yeu, Kings county, lreland ‘he Lumera will take place from the » eed Drother-m Law, Mehael Davis, M Lik (Tuesdiy) afteraeon, at two o'e And relatives are respect ully tuvited bo ated wituouk furthor notice. Lyow -— of @ aiga, len nth tu family are tuy tod to wy We Uber i areet, lievoklvn, oa | m Handay, Aprit 26, Mowat Butler, 4 bative ly, from injurios received by the tating | AURcANNa, yuungsal wou o, Khe Late eae i i y ta | from the residone By tb steer, o@ Wee LAaibWs —~At Kordnam, oo Mouday hort aud sovor filncas, AL anv MCD, 40h year 0. tus sce iis comains wilt interred in Youkors Comatery The reialives and (riends of the taunily. tus atber wn iaw, Walton, the members of Amity Lode, No vow A MM, and the Musouse frateruity, also iho Biquor Lesiere? Society. are rospectialiy imvited to attend thy funeral, from his tate resid ordhain, on Wednesday at fr: want Joave Kwonty wovouth wercot, y Brooklyn, on Sunday aftorueon, April 26, Francs Mandamer Mor wen, deuguter Of Archibald and Carviiue Miler, aged 6 yoars aad 10 m0 tbs Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon. 2 ( Mion ay.—Ou Munday, April 27, Jonas fon of Edward Murphy, aged L'year, darn. ‘Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the | wo o'clock wake, beloved 4% months wad T Diyoral, from the residence of bis jathor, 626 stath ave- Aue, this (1uesd y} aiternoot it bw OF lk MOCAiriny —Ou Sunday, Aptil 28, Jour MoCawnry, in w nutivo of readied. county, The (rigid aad wequatntanoes of bis mother, {lizaberl and brother Charles, are respwck(uily requonted (0 atu the funeral, from his late residence, No, 204 Enet Six went strect, corner of Avouue B, this (Tueaday) aller- nigh st tyu clone. MoUUNS,-—-On Saturday morning, April 25, of eensomp- tion, SanawC., wife of Charies W. dicune, aad vitcet daughter ef he Hon. HL. It. Beardsley, of St Athans, in the 82d year of her age, The relatives and {ricads of the family aro ve tnvited Wo attend the funeral, frown 97 Laat twoopy ninth Birvet, ture (Tuesday) afternoon, ab two o'clock, without further notice MoManve.--On Sunday afternoon, Avril 26, at threo O'clock, Janne MoManus, aged 40 years aud 4 inonths. ‘The relatives andfriends are respectfully mitted 10 at tond the funeral, this (Tuesdey) alternoon, at two u'cicky from bis late rosidence, No. od Madison atrect MON amata —Oa Bunday, April 26. of dyptheria, Gaon GIANA Kiizaneru, only davigh’or of Micha and Mary bs. MeNamara, aged 4 years, 11 months and 10 days. ‘The iri ad rolatives of the Iamily are respeottully invited to att-nd the I,from the residence of Ler parents, No, 8 Clerinunt Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) two o'elock, without further notice 5 b year of his ‘the friends uf the family are invited to attend tho fu pera, from his lave residence, 16 Wost Twe et, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at Balf past oue o'cloe Navwr.—-At Washingtin, ow ‘Tharsday, April 28, Lieut. Colonel Fuxnime Nazke, Foul Now York cavairy , for merly of the British army, Due notice will be given of the funeral, At Newark, N. J., on Saturday, April 2 ONm, Youngest son Of the late Jolin Nowey, nyod 2 yours nainag wul be taken to Greenwood for interment Carriages will be in waiting at the Jersoy Cnty Cerry, (oe of Cortlandt street, Uaia (Tuesday) attornoon, at two o'clock Sait.—On Sunday, April 26, Joanna, ‘Thomas and Mary Dwyer, aged 8) yours, The {riveds of the fanuly are respeetfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Tuasday) afternoon, irom the Post dence of her father, ai Flushing, te 1. Garé ave bourty froin James slip. ‘Bt. Louis (Ao.) papers please copy. Savumcn.—At Helena, Ark, Captain Axnry aiok, Twenty-vighth Wisconsin Volunteers, ui Pass’ expedition, a graduate of Yalo, Claw» Iouz Funerat at Falmouth, Moss. Stovramvua.—On Monday morniag, April sow Hanvay,sonot J. A. and Mary G. stoutendargh, aged 6 years, 4 months and 24 days. 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