The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1863, Page 4

4 NEW YUKK HERALD, TUBSVAY, MAY 12, 1863—TRIPLE THE RETURNING REGIMENTS. EUROPE. Municipal Honors to the Fourth New York State Voluntecrs—Military, Civie and Firemen's Parade—Banquet at the City Assembly Reoms, d&ec. The municipal authorities, in conjunction with the ralli- tary and Fire Departwent, yesterday afternoon formally reovived the Fourth regiment New York State Volunteers THE BOUEMIAN OFF CAPE RACE. FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS. Mr. Adams Explains His “Ticket of Leave.” turn out of several militia regiments, together with na- merous fire companies, both of New York and Brooklyn. Shortly after four o’clock the procession filed through the Park, whieh was densely crowded with spectators. Thore must certainly have been over five thousand per- sons in the vicinity, and the Fourth were met with as much enthusiasm as any of the regiments which have preceded them. Previous to the procession passing through the Park, the Fourth were presented by Mayor Opdyke with the colors of the Veteran Scott Life Guard, which were left in charge of the city on the departure of the corps for the goat of war, The Mayor, in presenting the colors and addressing Colone! McGregor, said :— Covonxi—I have the pleasure, on behalf of the municl pal authorities, to teuder to you and the officers aud men under your command a hearty welcome to your homes and firesides. Since you left us, two years ago, to pro- ceed to the seat of war in defence of law and order and to put down this wicked rebellion, you have witnessed many @ scene of toil and bloodshed, in all of which you have done honor to your regiment and reflected great glory upon the city of your birth. I feel that great honor been added to your regiment because of your volun- England Reported Satisfied and the War Feeling Subsiding. France Offended--Demands an Explanation, Zord Lyons Instructed in the Peterhoff Case. by remaining, after your time of service had expired, to join in the impending battle which soon alter ensued. nnn ran For this and all other services your; names will be held in unbounded reverence, With POLISH AFFAIRS UNCHANGED, | these brief remarks I have the honor to. pre- sent to you the stand of colors. which were given to the Scott Life Guard by the city of New York, and which haye been in the custody of this city since your absence at the seat of war. have kept them with care and return thom to you as we received them. Colonel McGrecor, of the fourth, in receiving the colors on behalf of the regiment said :— MR. MAYOR AND GENTLEMEN OF THE Counci—In consequence of the abseuce of Brigadier General Ward, the next senior officer of this command, I receive these When we left this city, two years ago, he deposited these colors with the municipal authorities. We presented them to you in presence of this regiment— then one thousand strong—who went forward pul; to offer their services in defence of their g regiment, now reduced to the small number of four huu- dred men, sobered by hard service, chastened by disci- pline, and having cause to ¢ many a brave spirit fallen upon the fieid of battle. If the country’s service requires us again, and we can be of any use, our swords will be again .. We appreciate the flattering compliment shown our regiment, and are grateful to the authorities for the kindness they have shown us, ‘The procession then passed up Broadway in the follow- c— i ‘Squad of Police. Band, Fifth regiment (Duryeo’s Zouaves), under command of ‘Colonel Cleveland. Winslow. Band. Fifty-fifth regiment (National Guard), under command of Colone! Le Gal. THE RATE OF DISCO &., iT REDUCED, &., &. Carn Race, May 11, 1863. The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool on Thursday, ‘tho 80th of April, via Londonderry May 1, was boarded by the nows yacht at nine o'clock this (Monday) morn- ing. Her advices aro five days later. Tho steamship City of New York, from New York, ar- rivod at Queenstown April 29. ‘Tho steamship North American from Portland, arrived at Londonderry on the Ist inst. Polish affaies were unchanged. In the House of Commons on the 28th. ultimo, the an- Dual effort was made to carry the bill for the abolitionof the church rate to a second reading. Although supported by ministers it waa defeated by a vote of 235 to 275. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. Mr. Adams Explains His ‘Ticket of Leave” to. England—The War Feeling Cooling Off—France Still a Little An- gry, &e. ‘Tt was reported that Mr. Adams had made a frank ex- Planation regarding his lotter of protection to Mexican ‘vensels. No diplomatic protest was necessary, but it is stated that France takes offence, and demands an explana- tion, A despatch from London of the lat of May—the latest— Band. ‘Thirteenth regiment (National Guard), of Brooklyn, under simmons (lined Wooawaras " Band. ‘Twenty-second regiment (National Guard), under Lieuten- ant Colonel J, H. Grant. Band Fourth regiment (New York Stace Volunteers), under ¢ Colonet McGregor. » Corporation Authorities in Carriages. Citizens generally. The following fire companies also turned out and took reports that the London Times’ city article says:—‘Not- ion:—Hoze No. , atermuehg Lalarens ‘withstanding, the: additional reports from Now York of nat te apprne No. 13, Empire Hook and Ladder and violent instructions being sent from Mr. Seward to Mr. bh the evening a dinner was given to the Ly, bea PS the Common Council at the City ee 3 Rooms, whi was prepared in excellent style by Mr. Wood, of the Astor House, Alderman Farley presided, and LE cada were made by Lieutevant Colonei Jamieson ine 1 other officers passed off with en- Adams, it is believed that nothing of the kind is intended © be presented to our government, The reports were probably encouraged solely. with the view to mitigate the difficulties of tho approaching conscription. With ‘tho present fooling of the British public, which recently found oxpression in Parliament, it would. be highly dan- gerous for the Washington ‘government to place mat‘ers 4a such a position as might render a continued exercise of forbearance impossibie on the part of the British govern- ment.’ It Is stated that the detention by the federals on board of the oterhoff of two members of the firm of Gal- bratth, Redgate & Co. fiaving been brought to the notice of Bari Russeli, his lordship bas diréctod a roply to bo gent thom, announcing that Lord Lyons will be instructed to state to the government of the United States thatthe British government considers that full reparation ts due for the losses sustained by the dotention of their agents, end to Mr. Redgate for the injury done them and Bim by protracted imprisonment at New York. ‘The mivisters have announced that the Peterhof's mails will be forwarded to their destination unopened, and that tho same course will be pursued in similar canoe. Puwnch’s political cut for the weok reprosents an Ameri- ean poking with a stick a slumbering tiou in bis den, while /’unch, aa the keeper, romarke—‘‘Beware, he aint asleep, Young Jonathan, eo you had best not irritate ‘bim.’* ofthe Fourth, The affuir tire satistaction to all concerned. The Reception of the First Regiment. PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THY RECRITION. OY 28 FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS BY, TUE MUNICIPAL AUTHORIZES OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, UNDRR THK DIRRC- [NON OF TUR JOINT COMMITTKE ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS, OF ‘TMA RMTURN 70 THIS CITY FROM TUR WAR. ‘They will bo formatly received by. the Seventh regi- ment, New York Nationa! Guard, 1 The regiment will be reviewed by_the Mayor and Com- mo Council in front of the City Hall, om Tuesday, the ‘of Procession. The escort, commanded by Colonel Marshall Lefferts. Firat Regimest New York Volunteers. His Honor the Mayor. ley) gry epee Members of the Common Couneil. Citizens fepecaly. The will tako the following route:—From the —— ‘where she Fins reainens. eb form) around through the eastern ga' ; up Broadway to Fourteenth street, down Fourteenth street to rink avenue, and up to street, then Cage thee Fourth avenue to the Seventh regiment armory, when the stories ror iblic buildit the letore of he s pal ings, r hote's and other public places, the masters and owners of shipping in the harbor, and.our citizens generally, are re- quested to their during the fen The intendent of Police is respectfully requésted to see that the route taken by the procession will be kept entirely {ree from vehicles or anything calculated to re- tard or delay she, pings eet of the procession. The Mayor corporate authorities of the city will entertain the First regiment at a banquet at the Seventh regiment Armory, Tompkins market, in the evening. The Polish Revolution. Unimportant diplomatic papers regarding Poland had ‘been publishod in England. They include Earl Ruseell’s de- spatch to Russia, dated April 10, cailing on Russia to fulfil her treaty obligations. A messenger had arrived tn London from St. Peters- ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS. . | Terence Farley. William Joyce. burg, the bearer, it was supposed, of a reply to the des: Peter sitebelt: ‘Alaxantiee a ie. yore oF Lord Rasean. John T. Henry. Jobn MoConnell. A Berlin letter says that Russia’s proposal for an of- | F. Boole Jobn Haviland. A \. D, Ottiwell. Samuel £, Webster. TERENCE FARLEY, Chairman. Samuxgi T. Weasrer, Seorctary. GBNEBRAL ORDER. Heapquarrens, Seventa Recent, New Yorx, May 11, 1863. In compliance with division order of thin date, regiment’ will as an escort to the First r J fensive aud defevsive alliance bas been repeated to the government of Prussia. F 100s The Paris correspondent of the London Times says it is supposed that next year the army will bo reduce! to a nominal figure of 400,000 men, and the navy to 188 ships afloat, with ctows of 33,250 men. At present France bas reception by the beet 420,000 soldiers under arms and 300 ships agoat. been jloves, imental line in Latayette piace, at three ‘The Corps Legisiatit has beon prorogued to the 7th of | Sores: Ht a” gram eorpe will report to the May. Adjutant upon the parade groans Field and staff, The Paris Bourso was firmer, the rentes closing on the | mounted, will report to the Co! j, at headquarters, at a quarter 40 three o'clock. By ordor of Colonel! MARSHALL LEFFERTS. W. A. Home, Adjutant. ‘29th ult. at Gf, 400. Tealy. AGorman priest, it was said, had gone from Rome with es;atchos for Cardinal de Angelis, denouncing Cardinal Antonelli, avd calling De Angelis to the head of the Papal goverument. of the Remat Commercia! Intelligence. THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. Conaols closed on Thursday, April 30, 931 a 08% for mousy’ The Wank mioimum rate of discount has been reduced to 8 per cont. American securit'es firmer Erie shares, 46a 47; Uli- Bois Central, 441; 24314 discount. g Loxpow, May 1, 1863. The Stock Excbange ix closed, it being a holiday. The buition fm the Bavk has decreased £38,000, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Livixroon. April 30, 1863. Sales of the Inet four days wore 16,000 bales, tocluding 5,000 to speculvtote and exporters. The market bag been dull, avd all qualities have declined slightly, but were firmor at the close. Manchester markys is dull. BRRADSTUPYS MARKET. Breadstut™ have an upward tendency. Richardson, Sperce & Co, and others report:—Hour qui Whoat active and 2, a 3d. bigher; red Western, 4 98, Od., red Southern, Ox. 10d. a 108.; white ern. 108. 4108 6d. whe Sothern, 208. 64. a Lis. 64. Corn firmor and Le. a 18. 94. higher; mixed, 208. 9d. Wa. Od, white $08. a Sle. Od. by the Committee on National Affuirs:— INTO ACTION. Tuesday and Wedpesday, between the hours of and one P.M. The funeral will take place on Wi inst., at one o'clock P. M. trom the direction of the Committee on National Affairs. The following will be the order of the procession :— Fifth regiment Now York State Militia, under the command of Col. Barger. Oticers of the Regular Army. Onicers of the Volunteer pox. Officers of the First Division New York Militia. Ninth regiment fo boliow sqaar pRoY NS MARKET as ome of Honor, enclosing tho Generally quiet but st eof trregular and tendin, earee, “ down ward. k qutet bat steady, — Bacon quiet jad fin Sy lay Ac wie? +p haem eeid meady. “ye aE Gol. Van Pchaick Gol. Taylor. Coffee firm nh. Aghios steady, Rosin qulet at Set tenia Siac 6. 64. ¥ te ‘wominal. Petroleum buoyant | fon aeaiehor we ois, 100 ud Col. Room Col. Burger. demerona te ane “peel Sugar steady Se Lod ss. Browdatufts ending up ‘ wr Coffee Armor. Tea firmer. Kice active Tallow firm. Pag" Oftctaliog ekrapiaaal i THE LATEST MARKETS. Immediate r sand f Livervoot,, May 1, 1868 Lira The brokers’ circular reports the saleg of cotton for the woek at 20,000 | tneluding 2,000 to speculators and 7,809 to exporte parket bag been dull and prices genorally one-quarter to one-batf of @ penny low. or, while for Egyptian the decline ta one ‘penny. Fire Dep Citizens ge orally The saien to-dny (Friday) ore ecatimated at 6,000 ‘Tho procession will move pr iy at the @ bales, including 2.000 (0 specuiators and exporters, | time, aad will be under the difection and super ay) ‘The market closés firmer, but rates are as yoetorday. The | ColonelRush C Hawkin Authorized quotations aro:— | ‘the route will be as followe:—Througn the east gate of fi Pair. Miadting. | tho park, through Chatham street nud the Bowary to and Orloans.... +. v4 21%¢ | through Fighth street to Broadway, down Broadway to peoreeer eee evet ives 21 | South terry, from thence to Greenwood, the place of in- Uplands ae bab shanpeeee. & | termnat tock in port 370,000 bales, of which 46,000 are Amori. | By or/er of the Committee on National Affairs, can. William Joyeo, Terrence Farley, Broadstutt are stoady, but quiet fama T. Webster, Pover Mitchell, Provisions inactive. Bacon easier. Alex, Brandon, Joba D. Oteiwell, Prodnce market steady John McConnell, F. 1. A. Boole, n attend = John 6. Haviland, pa Joba T. hey e: oA, Sen Troop A, Captain Brinker, Third regimeut New York Edcatenant 5 Nien . Piceyoatee | este Naticual Gusrd, as alg Company'G, Captain. Shit ernctat kinase 20 Ning, Fourth regimout’ New York State National Guard, Wan Dee awranst, AvscTANT Gswuxat’s Oreiom, ) Will take part In uve obsequtes, Wasuisutox, May 2, 1863 . saa 10. 80 much of Spee :: Orders 220, seriga of 1802, from | Coyrt Calendar=This Day. this office aa dismissed Fist Aeutenant HA. Still, Fifty. | Scrnema Covrr—Crnevtt,—Part l=Nos, 2460, 2661, 2463, sixth New York Veluuteers, is here revoked, Ne hav- | 2405, 2407, 246 1, 2473, 2470, 2481, 2489, '2485/ 2487, ing been previously Lenorably diéchargod by resiguation, | 2480) 2401 2508 Part 3—Nos’ yz Special Orders 76, Headguartors th Army corps, | 1606, 1680, 1 Augit 26, 1662. This aétion levees Lieotenant Still | 1946, 1468, 160, 50 am 1 w hovorably out of tho service on Said resignation Common Pratas—Pert 1 1604, 1095, Y M ° . 1697, 1609, 1700. 1701, 1702, 10 » 1644, 1197, BY order of the SPORFTARY OF WAR 654. Part 2—Now. 007, 1979, 7 5 70) 1672 B.D. Townsxwy, Assistant Adfitant General 1676, 69, 601, Lady, 1688, 1059, i600, 1694, sii (Pirst Scott Life Guard), The reception consisted of @ Important Habeas Corpus Case. AN ALLEGD AGENT OF THE GOUTHKEN CUNFEDERAOY ‘ON TRIAL. Before City Judge McCunn, at Chambers. May 11.--On Thursday fast Jamos 7, Brady and Wil- liam Traphagen sued out a writ{of habeas corsius, retarna- bie before City Judge MoOunn, in the matter of James Hambleton, who was arrested a short time simve in this city on suspicion of being a rebel spy, and also intending to purchase eupplies and war munitions for the State of Georgia, Captoin Armstrong, who held him in custody by order of General Wool, refused to produce his prisoner. The Judge ordered the Sheriff to arrest Captain Arm- strong for contempt of the writ of habeas corpus, On being brought before Judge MoCunn the captain was let off by paying a nominal fine and producing bis prisoner. iment New York Volunteers, upon the occasion of their formal authorities to-morrow (Tucs- ‘ull fatigue uniform and white Obsequies of Colonel Ringgold—Arrival ‘The remains of Cvlonel Ringgold, of the One Hundred and Third New York Volunteers, who was killed in one of the recent engagements outside Suffelk, reached this city yesterday morning, and were placed in the Gover- nor’s Room, where they wiil lie until one o'clock to mor+ row afternoon. A detachment of the Ninth regiment New York Volunteors acted as guard over the remains, ‘The following programme of the funeral has boen issued ORSEQUIKA OF COLONEL KENJAMIN RINGGOLD, LATS OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD REGIMENT VOLUNTAERS, WHO WAS KILLED AT SUFFOLK WOILB GALLANTLY LEADING Hi8 REGIMENT The remaiys will lie in state in the Governor's Room on ton A. M. City Hall, undar the w York Volunteers (Hawkins’ Zouaves) deceased OMcers and ex-members of the One Hundred and Third re, To.day James Hambleton was brought before ‘the Judge, ap ihe: following return was made to the writ by General IN THE MATTER OF TRE HANEAS CORPUS IssuRD IN THE OASK OF JAMES HAMBLATON. ‘To rx Fon. Jom H. McOuwm,City Judge:— For return to the annexed writ | respectfully certify that the said Jumes Hambleton was arrested by an officer of Simeon Draper, late Provost Marshal General; that he was turned over to me by, Draper.in obedience to an order of the Secretary of War, and is now hela by me in pursuance of such order. And I further state that the said James Hambieton’ is’ a citizen and resident of the State of Georgia, which State is now in revellion against the United States; that he loft axid State recently for tho Purpose, as 1 am inform within this and other States supplies to be seut to anid rebellious State of Songs and of procuring information to bo used for tho benefit of the rebels; that ho is hold by at asa A toga subject to military: paraded andt am hot pert produce him as. req. y said. writ. Allof which is 4 ited. IOHN E. WOC Major General, United States Army, ‘Commanding Depart- ment of the East. Samvm. 8. GLasssx, Counsel, Mr. Traphagen, counsel for Hambleton, insisted that to all intents and purposes the accused was out of the juris- diction of the Court, ‘and that faith with the Corut had been broken, in consequence of the non-production of the body of the doctor, the matter having been adjourned beer iby et the convenience of the government in making an Teturn to the writ of nabean cor nck, Mr. Glassey, counsel for General Woo! sald that the esien. here involved was a most important one, viz:— r the eivil courts have the power to take from under military oustedy persons .who are charged with that thi Question fehl Pe ae peas is que mi i) e for an adjournment till to days ‘ “agg! The Arrest of Vailandigham. A mooting of the Democratic Association took place last evening at 932 Broadway. _ The object of tho mooting was ‘ to express the public sentiment” on the arrcst of Val- landigham. y James Brooks being announced to the mocting, pro- ceeded to address them, After some unmeaning generall. ties upon freedom of speech and person, and govornments in gencral, he commenced a harangue against tho President, alleging that be had violated his oath— violated the constitution—and that his efforts tenaed to extinguish liberty at the North, in the name and under the disguise of affected veneration for the constitu- tion, In the commencement of the troubles of the country he affirmed there were seventeen free States and fifteen slave States, while thero ate now but two free States left in the Union, New York and Now Jersey. He then pictured the arrest of Vallandigham, his ‘ abduc- tion,” bis incarceration, &c., in a fruitless offort to work up the feelings of his hearers, Next, the speaker illus- trated how the great Napoleon and the great Froderick ited personal and domestic rights, and wound up by declaring that he was born a freeman and determined die a freeman, s i { ii] ae g : i Hf Be z Ee Hi fax, zeee itustom. A resolution was passed to hold @ mass atan early to express sen- Sinead the lo om the subject before the mecting, which goon . City Intelligence. . Deon, of Brooklyn, and James Elliott, of New York, for $800 & side, appointed to come off yesterday morning between five and six o'clock, at Camp Scott, Straten Inland, did not come off, owing to the interference of tie the mea agreed to meet teh. day, todgree upon the noxt place and time of ting. Consecration or 4 Nsw Masomic Lopca.—A most in- teresting Masonic ceremony ocourred at Stuyvesant In- liar to such an occasion were performed, and in several choice ptoces of vocal and iustrul were furnished. The ceremonies of covsecrat! som F. Wake and Alexander Els! lid jewels were presented to the Lodge by Bi Powors. At the close of the crremouies & Mall, in Prince street, ‘this cf stated It How appears that the arrests were made gentiemen, wife of Mr. Hutolii a di On Super iv! it lease them, but the head minutes. reduction of one-fifth, Thoy in avother column of to-day's papor i sympathies of New York firemen, and signed by a full commttt Pollce Intelitgence. ‘as of persons unboiting a door. assistance of a policeman, and on eutering tho fated that that tive of Boston, wae twenty.two years of his name was John Cain mitted bim for trial. derably lacerated by broken giass. Jersey City News. concluded at Jersey City Inst evening. e tet shat ‘*Susan Thomas y wo add that we think it a careless or in this instance at the post mortem examination.” There were over one thousand chidren, somo twenty . The unknown man who rocent!, tween Woonsocket and Water! of Hai » Mire. time died on the hi proves to Hope has been hore and of his death Mr. Hope waa.on his if vA a. aid A Prise Pant Intanavrren.—The fight between Dimes” atitute tast evening, ® now Lodge having been publicly constituted by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of the a ion tat hat ae SY tna pew Lodge is the A LS ), No. 7. usual ceremonies a ceasion aadiuon music and in- acom- mittee of Now York ladies, and received on bal of the rothers IsarainD. Lawrence and meiner soci entertainment was givea by the Icdge, at Metropolitan ‘Tas Lats Araests of Messrs. Hutcomson, Maren aD Kzayen.—It will be recollected that these three gontle- meu were arrested a few days ago by the police,one chargé of having cheered for Jeff. Davis in @ restaurant io 4 (ae ‘Sunday's issue) through error, and without f ‘Jogal warrant. Soveral of the (riends of the IDearcorared refused to listen to them, and positirely dead onal to Mrs. Hutchinson to eee her husband for ouly afew Stink of PatroLuen.—fhe membérs of the company known as ‘Patrot No. One,’ are now on strike for a.con- tinuation of their usual wages, which recently suffered a publish an advertisement to the some dissentients as oe eK” The advertisement«ts BurGtary mm Broadway.—Ou Saturday aight last, be- tween twelve and one o'clock, as private watchman Peter Hooncy was patrolling his beat on Broadway, cor- ner of Franklin street, he heard a noise ae of breaking glass. He soon heard footsteps, and afterwards a sound He at once obtained the they found a man secreted in one of the closets of tho He surrendered himself, and on inquiry he was a na- ago. He was subsequently removed to the station house, and yester- day was brought before Judge Conuoily, who duly oom- The prisuer’s hand was oonsi- ‘Tae Scrroen> Wire Porsomwa Came—Vervict OF tHE Jont.—Tho inquest on the body of Mre. Thomas, whose death was supposed to have been caused by poison, was came to her death from & jon of diseases. We further deom {t = duty man way of disposing of « part of the body, as waa done Sunpar Somoot Awvivensaky.—The oighth anniversary of the Jersey City Sunday Schools took place yesterday afternoon. Religious services wero hold in several of the churches, after which the chiliren marched in procession. A Resipewt or Hantax Fouxo Daan ix Raooe [6LaKp.— Now York. He leaves a wife and removed the tlville, He was been ta Col. The Five-Twenty Bends. TO THE sDITOR OF THE BBRALD, Wasunverow, May 8, 1863. A great many inquiries ‘are made at the'Treasury De- Partinont for explanations of the ‘tive-twenty bonds,’ especiaily by peopfe from tho taterior who have mouey to invest at six por cent; but they imagine these “five twenties” only draw five per cent per annum, For the benefit of such I make the following expianations:—Five- twenty bonds draw six per cet intorest, payable éomi- annually, fu com, with coupons attached, Coupons are certificates, dach representing six months taterest on tho face of the bond, and obo is ‘cut off and rotainea by the ‘Treasurer of the United states when the intecest for exch six months 18 paid, They are cal.ea “five-twenty bonds”? from ee of their pr ay op arg td Mk re ‘option of tue government. in: five. years, and pay! tweuty years, Registered bonds are made abio to order, and aro transierrable at the Treasury Depart- ment. They draw six per cent interest, payable somi- annually, incoin, which is endorsed when paul, as thoy contain bo coupons, Five-twenties are payabie to bearer, ‘and therefore the helder is, prima facie, owner, and can draw the interest. Certificates of indebtedness are now mado payable in one year from dato, with six per cent interest, payable with the peipolees when due. All two ears certificates that have been issued are now due and {aterest stopped, by public notice. G. WW. Large Fire. Ocprnspura, N, ¥., May 10, 1863. Tho large flouring milis of M. Sockrider and Messrs. Haribat & Co,., and Talman’s paper mill, west of the bridgo in this place, were destroyed by tire this aitor- roy Lose about $100,000, of . which about $70,000 is in- e ee FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. Monpvay, May 11—6 P.M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows with that of last week:— Weck end’g. Loans. Specie. May 2 ..$177,364,966 36,646,528 May 9... 180,114,988 38,102,633 Incroase.. $2,750,027 1,166 106 Decrease. - i a Circul'n. Deposits. 1,201,169. 167,696,016 7,080,566 166,656,513 120,604 1,040,403 This statement will elicit very little remark. The declineimthe deposits appears to have been near- ly checked, notwithstanding the large accumula- tion of money at the Sub-Treasury, which will be poured otit during the present and the ensuing week, The specie reserve appears to be accu- mulating, partly in consequence of the decline of speculation in gold. Money was casier to-day. Six per cent was the rate generally asked by the leading bankers; but many of them had money over, and to-morrow, in all probability, some of them will be glad to lend money at five. No amount of speculation on the Stock’ Exchange can absorb the money which is poured out day by day by government in the pay- mont of its debta to contractors, and in the re- demption of overdue debt certificates. Gold was dull and weak again to-day. It opened at aboutt491{, declined to 14824, sold late in the day at 14834, and closed about 149 at five P.M. In the morning the inquiry for exchange was very sluggish; at a later hour. there wae more demand at about 163% 8 %, which was about equivalent to gold. ‘ ‘There was an enormous business in stocks morning, and a large increase of outside baying. At'the first’ board to-day Pacific rosa 4%, Erie 1, Erie preferred 114, Prairie du Chien 1%, Ohicago and Alton 1, Southern old 5, guaranteed 2, Galena ¥%, Pittsburg 2%, Alton preferred 24. Govern- menta,were firm. The excitement of the day runs L.chiedy, upon..Brie, Pittsburg and Southern old. ‘Phe movement in the latter is supposed to be prin- cipally a corner, though the Michigan Southern, ple @very: other road, is doing very well: indeed. The advance in Erie and Pittsburg rests apon ® more substantial basis, and mach higher figures are prodicted for both. If the present rate of earnings canbe kept up, both will undoubtedly become ten per ceat dividend paying stocks. In theafternoon the. market. was. strong, with some irregtifirity. “There was, as usual, a good deal of realizing} Sut,-on' the other hand, there were many new buyers. All the speculators’ in gold have turned theif attention to stocks, ‘and’ thus far the bulls in stocks have beén uniformly successful, no matter what thdy touched: The following were the ol; quotations of the day:— Pacific Mail.. .183% 9 189 NY Contra... 1185 9 113 Erie "10549 @ 105% Hudson Hiver.1233¢ 4 1: 10M... 2.4» Din & 0655, ‘tom .. 109 alt” Torre Resding.’...-.101 a — | Chicagotaiton Mich southern 62% a 33 Chi& N W.... The business of the Sub-Treasury was as lows to-day:— ‘Total receipts... 429,622 06 —Kor customs: 135,000.60 TOUS + 2,538,472 33 wee. 23,451,530 87 The new Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Com- pany, now organizing—from a union of the oid Mil- waukee and Chicago and Chicago and Milwaukee companies—will start with s stock capital of $2,250,000 and a funded debt of $1,750,000. The enable holders to put their stock into their respec- tive names, preparatory to giving their formal as- sent to the coffolidation. A smaii dividend will probably be paid to the old stockholders from the unexpended balance of earnings. The‘new company is a “take shore’ line, the road running {rom Chicago to Milwaukee, where it will probably con- nect with the La Crosse road. The Western divi- sion of the La Crosse Railroad has passed into the hands of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail- books of the old companies will be opened here to | SHEET. j — 1000 Dei,).&W 1st m 16 20000 Tol &Wab 2d m FBG 5000 Cleve & Tol s {a 111% 6000 Pitts, MEW eC3m > 16000 Cleye&Pitts.4ma 8735 10000 MisshMo Wage 62 0. ee OB se 3 , 7 2008 sfererN TBM 400 Mich Boe Mt gate 218, Fob altar 6,700 bie, Stats and Weate 1000 ti a and 600 Canadian, within Our revised 1000 ACN TMUist bds "S4s¢ 100°" do. Sob GaiGkNW tne © 26 State aud Western $e 6000 Chic&N WW latm 87 200 rh 1000 dd. ..eyers 87 ts 2000 Chi m 68 20000 do... Ey 6 % 40000 Hans St5 1 mv” 1 36 8 80 340 4 rn moat, Jersey ‘ahd randywi * —Wheat cobtinued in limited demand, with sales 12,000 bushels, part at $1 59 a $1 60 for red Westd $1 60 for club, Corn was again lower, with a ver fate inquiry, ahd sales of 82,000 bushels mixed ¥ at Bic. a 876. for sound, 81 i<c..9 86%c. for undo heated, aud 086, @ 90c. for yeliow, Rye was dull 4 $1.03. Onts was quiet at 780.8 83¢ , according to 4 200 Chic & Alton prof 95 Corrom was dull and heavy at {rregalar prices. bd abi 2 m Per x Pais cory were Gaile dull, and Bs agenveals ot Amer, Ms scale, , 0 Goutivental Bank. 100 pafla® Was in Cake requost at T5c, a 90:. for Nort m2. oe Siark Bank te 2 ‘Hors were quiet st 150. a 236. fow last year’s crop 16 Metropolitan Bk.. 1103¢ PRovisions.—Pork was very heavy at $14 25a, 100 Canton Company. 31 es a is! 140 waves M498€ now moss, $12 40 for gtd do., und $81 a $12 75 for 250 do, . 5 Dot & H Cat 200 do with sales of 860 bbls. Beof contiaued quiet at $tq tor plain, $12 26 a $18 60 forectra nidas aod #10 6 for prime mess. Salor wore made of 1,300 130 tierces lard within the range of 940. w 10%. ; 460 f a+ 120K bacon at 6c. a 8'4c., abt 300 packagre hams and 600 do. 12955 ders at 60.0736. and bo. a 6%. "Batter quiet at: 250.Cum Coal pr 2lc. for State aud ldo. a Mc. for Western, Ci Unued inactive at 10c. at a aaa —There were 140 Baga Past’ fndiw sold TaLiow was depressed at 1130. @ 11 dao Witansy,—Sal pmade of oF aasne, lea were madiy niy SseSsse8 500 Quicks'r Min Co. 100° do 3 115} 810 bis, do. Chic & RK Isiand. 99 do. -bi0 90 do, wih ay 99. 100 do. B30, 99, 100 eget Q RR. SEEE5 MARRIAGES AIO” DEATHS ~~ aa ae este 60 Mil & P duG) a. 800 at Marrtedy ‘Laacu—Waeren.—At trail River, Mass., on Wedn May 6, by Rev. Wm. J. Batt, Mr. Huwey B. Leacu, 6 York, to Miss Hazy B) Wann, of Fali River. RRR Lockwoop—Lockwoop:—On Wednesday, April Greenwich, Connecticut, by tho Rev. 8. Ih & f + 87% Fravow Lockwoon, of the city of New Yo 100 do..,..b30 BAK em Saray A., daughter of B. B. Lockwood)-laq. , of the ty 360 Erie RR pre! 105 200 Tol&Wab RR prof 80 place. No cards. ’ 200 do. 105% Scnren-rgiy—Comn.—On Tharsday, May 7, by 400 Pitt, FW&Ghi RR 200 4 7 Sternberger, Mr. Berxuakp ScuLeestenr to Cont, ail of this city. No cards. ‘Tay wrenor.—On Wednesday, May 6, Rev. J. E, Searles, Ouantns G, Tarwompot Youk Canes V. Lawnenog, of this city ‘TULLY—Mattory.—On Wodnosday, May 6, by the @. Tower) ver bane i : Seeconten eens 1 odeer@ow terbury, Urange New: on Monday, tay 1, Mes Maritoa ATxINON, Mg years, Remiey 4 of; the late Jobu Morison, of this ci ‘The relatives and friends of the family are res invited to attend the funerai, from her late resid Canterbury, on Wednesday afternoon, at two 0’ steaml Armenia will leave Harrison stro ‘ning, wt geven O'clyck, Lor Cornwall 1000 100 Chic & Aiton RR.» 50 Stonington RR... 118 100 do. i 500 Michigan Cent RR 111” 60 Mer Exch Baul 6 do.,.,...860 110% >| $1500 US6'n/atjeou 1073, 1100 sha MS.&N (RR be ¥ cou bs : 6 . Aus. 1a Ban Francia, 00 F 8, AxD oo U8 O&A 107 aco rg gt ALMY, righ dian orm ca Pity y 59000 ped a Bs..—Oo Monday, May ¥1, Ricuarp Bus, ag 30000») do GpeRe piney a wee” $000 Misgou 9 Tthle rélatived wndrriotidwlot che rarity ate reap 1006 Tenn 6's, * wo requested to auend she & from the rosidence 6000 AlLATr Hive ba 84 cousin, Andrew ‘Bell, 108°Rast Twenty-Qrst streo 2000 Pites,FLW&e 34 855 (Tucaday ) afternoon, at wor ‘clock. . ‘ 5008 dO. we enee 85 Cockeraik.—Ou Sunday, May 10, Pusu Cocxwran 5000 Ch&NW lat mg 87 the youngest son of Klishaand@ Mary M. Cockofair, 2000 ObENW 24 mtg 59 Yoar 8 mvatig and 16 daye, . 10000 Btias & Bo Iie 68 do calmly, 80 sweetly his loved form now lies, grea american gold, +a Bat his spirit is watted to his home in the ek’ 03 shs Bie Nimnerica. 103 Senn oa parents, are p ino roktives aud tromia of 306 tual are res 0 vos, rind ie faraiiy aro ¢ Invited to attoud the tuneral, Trout” thd! tesidouce parents, 186 East Twouty-frat ateest; thin ( ; 400 do. 97 300 Galena & Clit RRi 103% 200 do. re 20 BE of Commerce. 105 nn bs ged ‘“. 100-Chi & Rock I RR.. 9944 100 G0....-.... 98% 10 Metropolitau Bk . 172 60 Quicksilrer MnCo 47 60 40... ong Jereanensetimme’elpaice, 150 Canton Co. :,.... 30% 300 dO... 6: Ope r s x 160 Dal&Hud CanalCo. iho 100 Pitta, FEW & CRE Sannin money, May iy Pam 3, Gna y s 150NY CenRR..... 118 300 ‘do " ei eae ed y We ie ewe Deen sito EY ‘The friends and acaialnt ances; also the men do. . . 35. dgneaiie Bodalily of B. V. of st. Frapcig. church, are reapeotfully invited ¢ attend @ “ oe me from bis Tato residencn, 260 Weet Sixteenth. A (0. 88150 Wednentay aftornoon, at tal past 009 0°clooky wi & ae " Sunda; 10, Sinedinalt 19 be) 200 aged 18 yoars, 10 month and 2 days: dw + 10346. Desrest brother, thou hast feffus; | ‘4 Here thy we deeply feel; 00 But "in Gof that has tus, 96: ‘He can all our sorrows eral ‘Yet again wo hopo to meet thea Lisuaaiet lies bok ‘Then iu heaven with joy t grost thee Whore no farewell tear is shed, ‘The relatives nud friends of the family are respec {invited to attend tho funeral, this (‘Tuesday ) 0 two o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, cory Twentieth street and Eighth avenue, wi it fu @tapp.—On Saturday; May 9, Davin Liwcou, Daxgd apd Fllza Giada, 9 years and 5 mouths, ‘The funcral will axe from tho Wamwright M| tial church, Hammond atroct, corner Waverley place 600 dO... sees 1028 , 300 Mich Cent RR.... 110 700 NérwichWar tik Bales at the Pabiic Board. ONE O'CLOCE’ P. M. ‘b3 140 abs and 11 days. ives of the family are respect: faneral, this (Tuesday) after: residevce of her parents * SES3S8es 3335 afternoon, at two o'clock. Tho friends o | the fai frespectfully invited to attoud, withou: further inv Jamns.—On Saturday, diay 2, Janus C. James, First goantfornpany G. Nigpty-uinth regiment New York V« ‘teers, from wounds im action on Friday Mal before Suitoik, Virgie + The relatives. frieuds are respectfully invited t the Tuesday) afternoon, wt t of Mrs. Apptin, Fultow ave, ish papers please copy. <.—Ou Monday morning, May 11, Eowarp Kyo} nds and the relatives of bis tamily are res) od to attend the funsral, irom his late reside, 826 Greenwich street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at t o'clock. Lawen.—Oo Suuday, May 10, Mra. Maniau Las of Dublin, Ireland, aged 74 years. ‘The relatives and trieads of the family are respect{| fovited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Sarah Jackson, 63 ast Twonty.seventh street, this (' oy) moruiog, at eleven o'olock. feape.—At Harlem, on Sunday, May 10, Awnz, tho loved wife of Richard Meade, 48 years. ‘The friends and of the family are res) fully invited ‘Tuced: road Company. The land grant botidholders of tho late La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company have organized new corporation, called the Milwaakee and St. Paul Railway Company. The Milwaukee newspa- pers report Justice Miller, of the United States Supreme Court, before whom a bili of review was brought, as deciding everything material in favor of the land grant bondhoiders, remarking that if it became necessary he ehould find that the Mil- waukee and Minnesota Railroad Company had not interest enough in the property to make any ques- tions, The report of the case in the Milwaukee Sentinel of the 3th inst. explains the legal position of the parties, which, being interpreted, means that the land grant bondholders, under the name of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company, have possession of the Westera division of the rail- toad (one hundred and five miles), all of the roll- ing stock (subject to the first mortgage Eastern division and the city of Milwaukee mortgage, on neither of which is anything due), and the exclu- sive franchise or only right, exeept such as the receiver has, to operate the whole road. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Monse this morning were the largest ever made since the formation of the association—$76,691,923 45. The balances were $2,935,796 25. The importa into the port of New York for the month of April wore as follows :— dutiable, oreign £1 Syeei aod billion. . tered for warchousing. Withdrawa from warehouse. The exports from the port for the same period wore as annexed :— Domestic merobandise_ Foroign ffoe....... Specie and bullion. TOUML ce ee nceeeeees $9,493,830 + 1,928,216 101,068 6 460,208 s 1 sisze 2 to attend the funeral, this ( lay) n 100 dO... 66 ‘000, at one o'clock, Lor tate residence, 122d n: 100 Hudson River ‘and Second avenue. f 100 0... . + Harlem ears. = . ‘3 ‘The friends of tne family, and those of the County. M_ 200 do. Social Clab, are respectfully invited to attend jay, May 18, Maru ak, Aged 2 years do 4 11 months. 1390 © 40... The friends Of the femily are mvited to attend the fr oor ik Oonneal Re thy (lowskay)altarnoonjentescwont. nnn oe a woo be Bop Uh Seaeeehes Nouix,—Ou Sunday, 10, Any Nous, wile of Nai Dedln. Ciel Muiiali:’ eny 0" late, 0. W. Noble, ‘afeblloet had uiler, this © 863. aged yoars moo! Banks. Loans. Funeral from 114 Bast Fifty-Qret street, this,(Tuced moraing, at ten o'clock, er remains will 3 be juterre Greenwood. Quiauay —On Monday, May 11, after a ebort il 558 242 a4 3,998 Temae aosdiae 3e he eemeear et eae: 005 014 The relatives and (riends of the family are-respectfi 636,084 invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of 150,084 son-in-law, Audrew J. McLaughry, No. 212 Wav: 002,836 1 on Wednesday |, ab two 0 cwck, with 1255,087 riber invitation, 215,500 Ronse —At Darion, Conn, on Saturday, May aman formerly of Now York, ayad 68 yearn: = = $5 38 Foarth avenue and Twenty seventh at! rye ‘on o'clock A. M., returning, leave olclock = 38 641,506 ‘ty-two minutes past three P. M., apd Nor’ 408 ages | ae at forts tree tunaten past ive oe. wall 928 Mirn.—Sudden!y, om Sunday, » 10, Louis War jan, Ree ‘dou'set | Sanru;youngert sou of Richard and Alice’ Smith, 1, Imp, & Traders’. 3,716,110 494,008 125,890 9,212,618 | year, 10 months and 20 days. Loathor Manuf,. 9,695,199 663,673 173,626 4298/8790 | — The friends of the family aro rexpaciully invited to tan... 10,498,615 1,296,099 1646 7,561,560 | tend the funeral, this (Tuesday) morning, ®b tev o*ole market......... 2,960,871 187,042 156,248 1,768,829 | from 633 Sixth avenue. Moc. & Traders’, ‘875,706 204.067 153,329 1/424,578 | Srxncak —On Monday, May 11, Mme. Srmvenn, vic Mahuf. & Merch 1 16 128.421 6,236 1,077 444 | Of Thos. Spencer, a uative of te county Tippere.y, Morobante’ I.. 818 226,986 04,754 1,703,016 | rishof Kilimaul, ireland. t Marin®..... 5k 450,834 867 2,923,750 ‘The friends of the family ar tfally toved Mee. Dig. Ass’ 836 196,052 986'377 | attend the funeral, on Weduesdag afternoon, at ¢ Mercantile,..... 3,278,363 581,079 LOLS noe of her ain Aw Joun La 469,493 2,178,196 ote ithout mmtiaet boy eatin. 1,974,540 164,398 May 1k, Axy Sura 859,285, 4,692,500 2007 bes nd the fupera, tine (T eto i, te ate! 3 FOU 49,400 ieee eae: from bee late rasidemee, 214 yet Forty 107 ¥ Lh street donne Cae 088 | em in firooklym, HDs, cm Moodag, May 11, 1s ZS "386 | A, the polars, wite of Aarem Tlee, aged 41 yore and 20 days 1710 4 ithe relattves Aad Trisete of the family are rospoet 213951 aoe) | invited w attend the fonerat, from 260 Souk Third #2 244.400 75,027 1,618,421 | %, Wednesday afternoen, at two b'clom. 9,004,281 981,908 13,040,747 VArDERDILT. —AtStaploton, Staten Mand, Sunday "Yosmaa 69,364 oor apy | 10, Captain Aatow Vasnansnt, aged 4 yours, 1m . end 27 daye. ies War See Tho relatives aad (riends of the Gumlly are fr f 195,107 iny ite ofunernl, this (Tuesds 348,690 ont o clock, froma the Dutch Keformed burch, Stayt asane Staten jetand 481,748 208,086 5,147: Vioerex, Ale Saturday , M aga injuries Foes 15.202 306 1,703,009 | the prematurg discharge of a cannon, Cras J 008 80,980 4,089,197 bey woe of Charles Vintse, of MoboKeM, Aged 29) eta Alina anak aon! Total... .... $180,184,408 98,102,685 7,090,066 166,656,618 Mins rebativeo tnd friends of the famaliy aro invil fuverni, frum his late residence, 164 Ninth (Tucadcy ) Wlernoon, St three o'clock. Vay Hotes —Kitled, at the baitie of Protericked | Grud VAN Hooter, Colonel of the Twenty-firat reg) —— CITY COMMBRCIAL REPORT. Mopar, May 11—0 P. M ‘Aciime.—Ganall sales wore made et undbangod prices p New Jersey Volunteers. Bagapervrrs—Fiour wad, quiot and darising. Zalog ‘Notice wit be qifem when the funeral will take