The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1863, Page 3

y y ( 7 eT MILITARY AFFAIRS If EW YORK. Whe Bountics for Voluateers tm This State. HB AMOUNTS AND HOW TKEY ARE PAID—IMPORT- ANT IXPOKMATION FOR VOUUNTEEKS, ETC, As cvergetic efforts are Dow being made throughout tho ‘Gate for the purpose of filing wp the quotas of the Jif Mmaportrot that the public should be made aware of the ‘inducements iw the mater of bounties which are now ‘Demy offered to volunteers. Heavier bountics than at ‘any oibor period of the present war are now being paid, end this will teod in a large measure to increase tho mumbor of recrvits which are daily joining the difurent Fegimenis in process of organization throughout the State. ‘The folowing are sections of tho act pansed at the last Rew York State ingisiature reiative to bounties, chup. 1 ‘Séction 1. There shall be paid to each yoluntecr now in She service of the Untied States, in auy of the iments from this State, orgavized under the act of the ta ‘ture, passed: April , 1861, entitied, AD act to authorizo She ombod ying and eiuipiwent of a voluntecr miliua, und ‘Bo proviiie ‘or the pubic defence,” who may re enlist to Berve two ho | ip tho United Bares ponies, upices, ‘bis present “iol ara, and there disel afver the expiration the #uns of one hundred and fi. be paid to euch volouver woo shill for owe year in the Uni:ed States ‘gvoner Gisehaieed, Sec. 2. There shalt $0 exch non-commissioned Goer, musician er) oe Fru shalt culist in any re, a ment Or cor) s of volunteers’ f this St.te, yow in tl wervico of ‘the United ee , aod a cach oscommaia. bas enbsted waco the Let oe ‘enbst ju any military or- Lorian daly author: od, in this State, and now pre- parioz for ths service of the United States, tor the term of thrce yea's ur the war, the sun of auventy-five dollars ; Provided. however, that no mney shall be paid to auy acsce 16 onl Heung or vetunteeriug, who bas ‘& family or Folative do endent on hin for support (under tue provi- atone ees ache unless the person 80 enlisting sball Bave agcording to the existing rales ny "tons, at least cne-balf of Lis monthly pay for the Shans of much peo 4 or relative. a ten aay county, city, town or munici| aan OF persub, or recruiting officersof any otl Blake bereaftor offer, raise, or expend any tnopey, or agri any les hrc for the psy ta giving or paying to promote tho enlistment of volunteers, Proved tas the provisions of tls section shall not ap- oe eo Santis jad p yromnied peso wo e to bount oF promi wo the of thi noreball this section be 0 con- ment of uny sums to procure under the ios eeeiagy saan om ed mont as, ta ehooure ‘the volunteers in ed fraud and deser- {ko Governor, as Com- in Chief, in geacrai orders. . The sum of three miliiocs of dollars, or so much may be necessary, is hereby &ppropriated, out pays 9 in the. treasury pot otherwise appro- ray expenditures: authorized by this act. TUR UNITED STATES BOUNTIEG, In additica to thoge bounties, is paid, by a recent order ‘ef the War Department datet June ZS, 1863, the sum of 1§402 to thove who re-enlist. These are also entitled to me month’s pay in adyance, two dollars premium and Swenty five dollars instalment of the bounty on beicg mustered into service. The remaiving portion of ho 9602 is paid as followe:-— 2.—Atthe first regular pay day,or two months after ‘anueter in, an additional nent of bounty will be paid of atey doa after six months’ gor- At the firet regular Pay day BR shall be paid ap additional ieatalinent oF fty 4.—At the first reguiar pay day after the end of the Bret yeor’s vor i aD addjtioual instalinent of*bounty will gular pay pay day after eightecn months’ instalment of bounty will be paid— ity dollars. 6.—At the first regular pay day after two years’ ser- vie an additional instalment oF bounty will be paid—arty Tat the first regular pay day after two anda balf ional instalment of bounty will be \t. ibe expiration of three years’ service the ro " mange of the bounty weil be pald—soventy-five dol 4 'y Department. ‘ork, but from ali the mipor sea- Bulidin of Saturday, a paper reposenting the commer- Gia) classes Of that city, contains the following. The Netter, judging from the signature, ie probably from the pee of Captain R. B, For bea:— DESTRUCTION OF OUR COMMERCE. We leave to call ring camunigaton bes Navy. Dopartment to the following (may learn from ite Ogures (\‘Sgures pooch we bave eullered ter wonn = s $11,900,000 et i end oF Bri comimeron i whe quarrels os four ‘ivatecre can destroy tw Beano pe ay, Yours truly, kK. B.F, Oar Reading Correspondence. Reapina, Pa., August 1, 1963. Parade of Geneval Siged’s ‘Iroope at Reading. fat noon to day there was & parade of about twenty-five! Bandred troops now in camp in this vicinity. Genora Prams Sige), post it at this place, took part on ‘the occasion, lead colume. The General was ac- oompanied by bis sia, ‘The parade extended (o he privcipa! streets of the city, end then to an open space not far distant, where the eg- ire boty went through a variety of evolutions credi- Table both to the rank and file and officers. These troops Rave been ja :he service about thirty days, having been organized under the threo months call. As a body the men aro cf the rade, neally and hog ves fod will be 8 rrattion Yo the” fighting pit w geome ah — it bas fone es aay aiiay Seay — toe = gE inchs the; fay and Wok ere usd. Ly ve De ahould be tofermed. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Poxpay, Aagnet 2, 1663. ‘There woe a perceptible relaxation in the raies for money last week, Capital is pouring into New York from ail parts cf the country, and even in come measnre from Europe, and, in the absence of animation in merchandise, it al) recks employment em the Stock Exchange. Mereantile paper is as , Saree an ever, and who prefer this clase ‘of investnient find @iBeulty in placing their funde. First claes paper sells at 6 per cent; good mercan- tile names at 6348 614. Debt certificates of the Treasury Department, one year to rum, bearing 6 per cent intercad per annum, interest aud principal payable in currency, are current at 4a % per cent diecount. Call loans range from 6 to 6 per cent, Leading bonuses in William etreet and Bx- change place decline to allow over 6 per cent, and tm ome «apes over 4 per cent, for money; but, on the other hand, speculators in stocks, who are making 243 per cont @ day on their purchases, fare glad to get the capital they need at ¢ per cent, an@ can well afford to do #0. The policy of the Becretary of ihe Treasury in extending the privilege of converting currency into United Grates five-twenty bonds is regarded ae wecuring, on the gne hand, an ample rupply of money for the want of government at o reasonable rate of interert, and, op the other, 8 insuring on easy money Marketso long as thie policy in ed- bered to, For some time past the disbursements oa ot have beem equivalent to tbe re- eeipts for conversion, and the genera) marker ban Rot felt any evil eBects from the large amounts of ourrency Withdrawn fromcireulation to be funded. Jt may now be taken for granted that thin tate of will coptinue, The amount of paper n@oat £ epalns say Wt wD) GOvOrREEE! dnbersen Gerent districts, morder 10 do away witb the dealt, it ia | a with'one hand whyt ft feceives with the other, and until the new legal tender notes begin ww be ie | ged, and the banks organized under Mr. Chase’s set begin to pour out their notes, there is no rea- son to apprehend any material change in the vol- ume of currency afloat. Gold rove last week to 12934, closing yeeterday at about 128. Exchange got up as high as 142%, clos- ing at 141 9 14134 for first clase bankers? bills. The advance in gold was due to several caueer, among. whieh were, firstly, the natural reaction from the heavy decline from 135 to 123; secondly, the enormous sales of the bears, | which compel them to enter the market daily ae buyege; and, thirdly, the export inquiry, which wan started by the late riots in this city, and is now stimulated for speculative purposes by Operators for the rise, and, om sound commercial considerations, by importers, The natural presumption is that gold will continue to fluctuate between 125 and 130 for some time to come, unless startling military events occur to disturb it. The fall of Charleston would probably lead ito a decline below 120; a defeat of our armies might put it up to 140. Foreign intervention would probably cause itto advance materially. In Excbange place and William street, however, none of these events are generally anticipated. Opera- tors seem to have got over the fear of foreign in- tervention, and, while they are not sanguine with regard to the early fall of Charleston, they seem in nowise apprehensive of any defeat of the armics of the Potomac, the Cumber.and or the Mississippi. ‘The few remaining Southern sympathizers in Wall street have ceased to wield any influence. They have lost their money, and their recent inferma- tion has proved so uniformly incorrect that people have come rather to regard them as objects of amusement, and no one now expresses the indig- nation at their language which atone time was s0 menacingly uttered in many quarters. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— ists ctae uly 28. July 25 a 0, 8, Oy, regiat'a.102 Virginia, @ The stock market appears to be going through precisely such a phase as it saw in May, in Janua- ry, in October and in August last. The interval of repose which the brokers have enjoyed since the last upward movement «culininated appears to have exhausted the patience of speculators, and they are.once more tempting fortune. They have in their favor the money market, which renders it easy to carry stocks, and the horizon of which now : ..ns free from the least cloud; the earnings of the roads, which increase steadily and enable every line of any pretensions to pay dividends; and last, but not least, the general awakening throughout the country of the speculative spirit, which leads every one, in the country as in the city, rich gad poor, young and old, women as well as men, professional men and clerks as well as merchants and brokers, to try their luck in the stock market, in the hope of doing as well as their neighbors and realizing fortune in a few days. Never since a stock exchange was first established in New York has there been so much gambling, and profitable gambling, in stocks, as within thé past year: Half a dozen men are pointed out in William street and Exehange place who have real- ized @.million apiece, several scores who have made over # hundred thousand, and hundreds who bave netted from $25,000 te $60,000. Brokers who used to set down their business as worth $10,000 a year are now making that every quarter. Opera- tors who thought $10,000.a good year’s work now complain if they don’t make as much every month. Broken down merchants, idlers, gamblers, all come into Wall street, and for a year past many of them have coined money almost as fast as they could count it. To all this wild speculation— which was precisely paralleled in Paris in the years 1851, 1952, 1853 and 1664, when the present gteat banking houses of the French capital wade their money, and the Credit Mobilier made for- tunes for so many thousands of adventurers— there must come a tragic ending, in which more than three-fourths of the wealth so casily won in these times will take wings @% itself and disap- pear. But while the mania rages all but the old Wall street stagers, who stand aghast at a state of things unparalleled in their experience, are ac- tively engaged in the scramble. The New York roads have been the chief favor- ites on the Stock Exchange during the past week. Harlem rose to 126, seemingly on the short inter- est. Commodore Vanderbilt is making various ar- rangements which are believed to promise well for the stock; but thus far no word, or even the least prospect, of @ dividend has been mentioned in any quarter. Hudson River has remained pretty stationary begween 148 and - 162. Central haa risen to 128% ex dividend, equal to 132. It is stated on fair authority that the company have over $3,000,000 surplus. Under these circumstances stockholders are naturally anxious to know what is going to become of this lnrge sum of money; and an the recent orders to bay bave eome from Albany the theory of the street is that an extra dividend is in contempla- tion. The managers preserve the most discreet silence on the subject. A five per cent extra divi- dend would seem to be due to stockholders. If it is not paid the next election_will probably wit- ness a vigorous effort to unseat the Corning dynas- ty. Erie has risém considerably during the week, and is in active request. It is, however, still the lowest regular 7 per cent dividend paying stock on the list, and far the lowest priced of the stocks representing leading railways running out of New York. The following table of roads terminating in the city ia curigus:— Camden and Awboy.. New Jersey Railroad, New York aud Ne i, ie Harlem... . ri 4 — Lt Of all these roads the Erie is the greatest futare. ‘The Michigan Southern paid 6 per cent om the guaranteed yesterday. There ie talk of an appli- cation by guaranteed stockholders to the courts for back dividends. They bad better wait till the company propore to pay dividend onthe com- mon stock. The Chicago avd Alton will pay 9% on the preferred and 7% on the common on 25th Angust. The Rock Island will pay 3 or 5 per eent— no one can tell how mach—on ]#t October, making the third dividend this year. Fhe Toledo will pay a large fail dividend. There will be a dividend on the Pittsburg in Beptember or October, we should jodge 6 per cent; bathe managers of this concern are imboed with the old notion of giving their stocWbolders as little as they can help. The Mil- wankee and St. Paul are paying a mmall dividend one which has onthelt preferred wiock. The Ohio and Missis- | tippi road earned $126,000 in June, against $°5 000 Jant year, and $47,000 the year before, and ought to be able to divide something among the holders of the common certificates even before the Atinn- tic and Great. Westero connects with it at Cincir nati, The Foad will probably earn thiw year $1,000,000, sgalnet $1,122,000 Inet year, and #772, + 000 the year before. | There appeared to be Aitite & movement in coal rt che on Setorday. Delaware and Hudeom jum p- ed wp 10 per cent, With pone offered at the ad- vance, and Reoding rove 4 per een. A party ie NEW YORK HERALD; " . can oMORDAX, AUGUST said to have taken hold of Reading, and higher prices ‘are predicted. The road earned last year nearly | 12 per cent on its stock, and, as the earnings thas far for this year show an increase of $534,000 over Jast year, stockholders expect te carn 18 a 20 cent on their stock in 1863, In this event we pre- sume it will range with Delaware and Hudson and Pennsylvania Coal. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarerpay, Angust 1—6 P.M. Astms.—There were 60 bbls. pots sold at 6%c. Pearls erntinued quiet at 8c. Stock, 1,017 Ubis, Bresnervvrs.—Flour was quiet, but desirable; lots of froen ground were scarce and quoted firmer, The day’ sales inctuded 7,800 bbis. State and Western, 2,100 Soutb- rp and 350 Canadian, within our revised quotations:— Berannaed Sssceesss Peevereee Corn mea}, Jersey ‘and | Brandywine —Wheat was inactive, with sales reported of only 50,000 Dushels at $1 30 a $140 fcr white, $1 27.9 $1 31 for am. ber, $1 20 a $1 26 for red winter Western, $1.06 0 $1 for Milwaukee clab, $120 2 $124 for amber Jowa and Corn wag beavy, with sales of only 42,000 bushels, including mixed Western at 643¢c. 9 653¢¢, for umsound and 66c. a 67c. apd down to 57c. a73c. Rye ‘Wisconsin, $1 a $114 for Chicago spring. for acund. Oate were di soceesece sussseass 4 aetive of she county of Lier, en fh ae nie ‘The fumeral w ji take plane op Thursday afteroon. at The friends aud relatives are par. tegen o'ciuck, mcr ie to a, without farther notice. Lew, Land cm year of her ‘he friends aad rato o the family ‘and those of her | pa, Ait ya pO etfully favited pear La tort at her late residence, » tenluenaenae oi ny, August 2, of disease of the heart, Many E Bauer, wi'o of Thomas & Manning, oged years, 2 monte ara 26 days. * ‘ tee riends of the fami the (meral from ae", poi Prose ys sister, ristopher street, on Tuesday afternoon atone Dey Ten without farther tavitation. and Baltimore tS) ea one copy. ana —0D Friday, July 31, Inapeuis, daughter of The tri of the family @ reapeetfull; tond the funeral, from the residense of pape 50. parents, 84 West Twosty seve Monday) after a Beciy seth ace, to (i FATT On Saturday, August 1, Jom McCor- pouat, aged 63 yearn, A native of county Monaghan, Ire Saneral will take place on afternoon, at gyaleck, (rom tbs reridaoes of ia soe, Toned Meeiiinoah: bow bn peg ety ¢ fricuds of the family are respectiully Smvited to at ia1.—In Brooklyn, F. D., on Friday ovening, i montha and bs $1s0¢ cholera sofanturn,. Jouw Canim, youngesi and Mary McDougall, aged 1 year, javerma.—On Sunday, August 2,at two o'clock A.M., bran ere, & native of Currickmacrose, County ion! Sued vetinae. ad frie ls of mem! of the Ancient Order Tiibernlage are reepecthaly wv at ‘attend the funeral, from his residence, No. 607 Sixteenth ‘was inactive at 80c. and barie, pet gg opal a B, —- a 02c. Barley iey malt con- ties ll ant oD cote afternoon, Corrme quite heavy, ‘with onty ema)! sales reported a,—On 'y, August 2, of cholera infantum, withia our fous sommes -Bi) ime, at es good, | Gmonax Fuaxetix, only son of Owen A. and Elizabeth Qe. a 21 20ice,. ordinar Owenp, aged $ months and 13 days. fair to ‘i 38340. @ 0c. ; 20, a 8! B1e'; St. Domingo, 260. "a 26%¢. » Total sa iia packages. Coorron was in moderate demand, and quoted steady ab @2c. a 62340. for midd' Frew w 7 ore dull and heavy, pices ees Be Sates of oaly 21,000 bushels os ata $d. in aa Geis 25 tons heavy goods at 82s, bushels grain,for orders, at 78, 3d. “io a yd in port dod bois flour at 3s. “he total number of vessels ‘was 667 of all classes, Har eataeee to demand and firm at 8c. $1 06 North eee were selling slowly at 15c. a 21c. Sawanenn were je OTS H. D. Hull & Co. sa for bemtoci pole has ruled cen ely Qu Te week, only a moderate im some penaicns Race" sold at tnt ee nee somowhat in excess of ay ig but are still very modersts for tl continues light. For oak role there is a moderate do- 25 340. ; bow] firmly. ‘The total stock of hides to-day was inet ening Army. The it and 100 bules market Jet during the bomber of buyers cherie been in the swamp, ond the bulk of the business dons has boon on orders (rom near by and Western dealers aud manufactur- ers. En prions (bore is. bat Uitte ehenge, most of the trade ray meets emery oe ie ee in tbe article, though has been made to effect ts Over ighis ol of ca tm Paice scarce parcels readily bring extreme re “pear i ape choice lot of gpm Bucuce dures be tanneries ai of the last few poitd sats and the stock ‘The relatives and (riends ef tho fam! tfull invited to attend the funeral ghis looky alters +f ‘oue o’clock, from tho residence of his pos Li 103 Lewis street. EM6 remaios will be taken to Cypress Hills for interment. e faurbterot Aerarier t 4 apcher mrmtts Axn, r rimrose, ears, 1 mouths and 24 days. plaid {alba frends of he family aro requested to attend the from the rosideuco of ber father, 64 Thompson Shee fattest } ailoeepe te tures’ o'clock, with- ones h Saturday morning, A\ 1, a Def Fa Prendegrast rr ey The rematos will be taken to Green- 1 ho fleage cf te famty’ aad those To famiy, ‘those of orm He and also of ber brother, M. P. Option, tat of her brother-in-law, A are ie vited to attend the funeral, without furtbor from 73 East Fortieth street, this (Mooday) morning, at balf-pest ten 0’ will be'taken to Staten Island ferry at twelve o'clock M., 10, be Interred la. Bt, Cusniorre Comme and Charlotte Pratt, of ral ‘August 1 alt Moa "Folatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, ') afternoon ,at three o'clock , from 88. Mark’s church, corver of Teuth strect and Bowery, with. out Ue soi ip itation. Phase, 2,atNo. 148 Wa- —On Sunday 1 morning, Ai verley place, after a short tlness, Marccwairs Anes Pit- Ler, nee Lesbenupin, aged 76 years, relect of Paul Pillet. Notice of the time of the funeral will be givon to-morrow. mand at full prices. The receipts ott freab tapnages are Ruopss,—On Sunday, A Le do 2, Puens A., wife of John light and the stock on hand emall. Rough upper continucs | H. Rhodes,and daughter of the lato Jeremiah Meserole, Ce Notice of lntermeut will be given in to morrow's editkon, Light sales were made to-day at unchanged Rarvnow.—On Saturday, Auguet 1, Tuomas Wirzon Raiw- Freee, ea Th stock comprised 7,213 hhgs. Cuba, 2,172 | Pow, 80 years, a native of England. \d#. Porto Rico and 21,187 bb's. New Orl The riends and relatives are respectfully invited to at. Provisions.—Pork found buyers for immediate and future delivery $12 60.2813 for new mess, $11 a $11 37 for old mess, and $10 a $11 for prime. Beer ruled quiet, with rales of 275 bois. at $0 76 a $13 26 for prime, and $13 60 a $165 for ‘gC. & 10c., with sales “too packages ebanged Bcc, 08 Bacon was selling slowly at 5}<c. S10 truer extra mess, Lard was steady at 9} of 950 packages Of cut meats jy at 4igc. a Se. for shoulders i. and cheese were quiet at former prices. STOCK 1M TUR PACKING YARDS OF NEW YORK AKD BROOKL’ 149 and 16, box Galea’ snounted Sim Jon der 4 1863.......2, Wmweasy.—Salee ‘was more active, 4,300 bbls having SvGaRs were sold to the extent of 1,000 bhds. and 300 Moraes exe ait for New Orleans, 113,c. for Porto Rigo and 1 ‘Total 161 of 400 ‘iim ante enives Mien id the funeral, from his late residence, No. 232 West Forty-socond stréet,on this (Monday) morning, as ten Osan Papers please copy. Scucmactax.—On Bunday, August 2, Heyny, son of John and Rebccea Schumacher, aged 1 year and 4 n.ont ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfu ly invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 16 ¥a- nt SNe The reroains will be takea to Greenwood Ce. metery. Sroxm.—On Sunday, August 2, Axwx T. Stones, dai ter of Joseph and Carolfne Stokes, aged 4 months an: ‘i at Xm. be relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to xtterd the foneral, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, 108 “ 4 V., tofant 4 7 months, ry J. Sned! aged ‘The friends of the family are eae hl invited to at tend the (uneral, from tbe reaidevce of ber parents, 402 witnowe pone, & Se ie (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, IE H.— AS New: Orleana, La, Juve 23, from wounds recived betore Port ident 0, May 737 Mieuieuant Colonel Anat Surm,Jr., One Hunéredth and Sixty Hite regiment yates er (Second Zounves) “ “fies feberst ig Inte residence, at The fuberal will take place from hi Loriner street, Brooklyn, B. D., oe eth are i . Mi The rabers of Putoam lodge, No. 7 te ape Suunrs.—A1 Guogie, T1090 F yp bet erage Y toes rok child of take place al Goshen (Fperenmassee ek, Care in Sioa otf ‘Beara ne funds Angust 2, tr Cache 464. per gallon. - ‘aia rls ee pence s invited gu 8. a. Vaultar he, Ise ie 0) fistecoin rivers, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. es Tucnany aflorncon, af tee Schxck, without forbet Diea. California papers case copy. i Twomas Bocnisy Towsersy.—On Saturday, Auquat 1, France Carnoy, ree ere Prataly Anan Be Zeeein BOOT: | sdfant oon of Wiener H. and’ Emily 1. Yomurend, agea 36 land, in the 35th year of bis months ‘The relatives and (riends of invited to attead the funeral, from bie Meee Derta-sins® street, on Tueedey afiernooa, at Brows son of Wm, H. and Elieo ‘and 26 days. ‘The remains were interred in Evergreen Cemotery Brown, aged 1 year, 11 Omruay.—On Saturday evening, August 1, Ciartms Scuxmu, aged 6 years and 11 mouths, only son of Claries D. and Naomi P, ee The friends of the family are respectfully invited to tend the funeral, from the r Wart Tbirteenth street, on o'clock. CORKERY.— Aasat 3, 2, va orcioek ot intamenation st the bowels, MSna amet C family are respectfully ia late recidence, 3 —In Matteawan, op Friday, July 31, Gronae k. months sofia pareatay 168 Funeral at 61. Jobo’s church, Clifton, this (Monday) afternoon, at ane o'clock. ‘Tacueett.—On Sunday, Aogust 2, pape myths J., Waizaw A., eldest son of Lavi B. and Elibeth ‘Yrumbell, aged & years and 6 da. . The relatives apd friends of any savited so attend she fanendts le {Monday ) att two o'eloek, trom the residence of hie parents, Paltekde avepue, corner of Cedar stece will beat the Vavonaw 48 years, 3 mowiha, and 13 de ome B., at The friends of teaily are respectfully invited to Toneral. ibis irk ‘aver aoe, at two f ‘or. Oe Paterda August 1, Gsonc ral hare Wiatbrop, ha Geughicr of 1 20th year of ber ois ‘Dao: a Margaret orkery yo the para of nero ‘Shan. | The relatives and friends of the family are requested to drum, county Cork steane the teal from Trimity we 3 Tuesday af- ‘The friends of rama and those of her brotbers, | ternoon, at half past three o'clock, w! ut further invi- Joke, et adap i fully iaviied ‘Wattend the fune-al, ) alter. n00D, at two o'clock , (rom No. ov a0 Marae Sr ve, Brook: a a hey night, Augeet ‘OLmMAN Conmuax, native of of Fermoy, county of k. D , this (Monday) ‘afternoon, at bait Cork, Irelatd, aged are reepee Navies Warr one. it only child of "anes: and Jano mopihe and 10 days, August 2, loa Jane, lord, aged 1 year, 6 ra. friends of the femily are invited to aitend the fune Where eball we lay her, our idolized ope— ral, {rom ber late reeidence, No, 601 Pearl street, this of our , Our treapure m gone. (Monday ) afternoon, attwo o'clock, without farther 0. A dark cloud of sorrow has shadowed us o’er— ba . ‘anda tod telaetves ve Tasnily 8 ro reepectt tty Dotson.—On Pei tte @ rele aah ene are ful illnees, Axw Dowson, aged 62 years and 1 month, the from tho reridence ber witow et Wm, Dolson, deceased. th Beooad'strect, Drooklys, FD) Kear agra pee opr. - Docu At Gettyeburg, dag, July 3 July 31, Crone SINARCIAL. - Avancroerm Doretss, eRe. Brooklyo Four- nMY AND MAYY BANKING MOURE. teenth, y ry soo of Caroline and the late Kobert A. Aroma accounts adjusted ant cashed Dougias, oare. - Titan damm Lavivomon, youngest son cf Samuel Wi ia Bacio, nd Yates Kilieoe, aged 3 year at By gm pn eee ae: RMY YAR, AVY hates 1 UY, Cash OR AD. ne jay mornfng, Avguet 2, Eowann P fay bie bi: 9 nly Mewes, Calera PON tonma, aged 30 Years, © montbe, And 20 days, Ute orwr UB Revp, #71 Broadway, hh The and frieuds of Poe tanits pee seapecyiely bncenbeameen Elen isieeyeee tian an bad tours catins, A oe WAyins ae ae TO ¢iuw LyIKa Beare, 5 | KK at te srt Fe medio sate ere at eal the battle of Fort ‘ ae C, For | New York Volun- vos aiteted fatally moara dooply Whe refusal f bis maa Uy th baw Sunday, August 3, Haney 8. Gaurs aged 7 Sue trends of the family are respecifally invited to tend the funerai, {rom %. Joba's chureb, om Tuerday fernoon , at two o'ch ok. Gorey nem Preoklya, hath aep Couomy, aged 72 years ac a, Shs relatives aps friends of The Yornity are invites aétend (he foneral, (rom ‘he fo Kalb avepue Mettot' ebureb, iawesn Frepaim and Kent ay cover, Bee S Tuesday aiiernery, at three © clock Caim op (he owe.) of be lard, Hie gentio spirit vank eet. Phidadetpbis and Newark pavers w yo mat ig Meat ohien! 0 tes vat po ier erage Bundey, Avgust 9, itrmny re SOMP ANY. LA COLORADO 1 compan: mised ue er tbe wan al ht thie bale of Mew Yoru. are Swit reat for i . wore ny com Colarkit Ter) vivery he on Roy 5, tasss0e Van be ‘The relatives eg and [rigeds of the fwiily are» vitet to Spe minh 5 ptiend the Sonera), Tucedey Afernocm, at (we 0° be laton of from eridente of one ef ber grandeme, ravi | Bay Me. Piepe eavent, Wil madoare rum |, } ral Vaden yy, Avgoat 3, Awy Vaascet, daugd ID PODORE UVAIT. Freee ter of Pauriek ‘Weurieet,' apts 1 your, 4 monipe aud 16 | Povser T Raves " | “fe trieedeana toncre.t her father are oMenies | GALMNA AND, asst poapeene vines | teod the funeral from 57 Hettowe street, wear Wert, | oe Se pat dee will be ey ( }, Without further wet | feet 300. hwo etree ert oe mundey Ay d, Comer | | Berner comnny Dorey tri _ Sn the 8th year of The (ieee ef the fami ad Le ans had ween we end the faneea) tee from (be ree) | vi, core Of hae’ es | Fo pai rae ese 00 Mende. Angort 2 | emnen | Sasa sium | ea a a ee ; \ | ‘The fuveral #ii take place from her | Harrivon etree, , Soren bed afyrneen, at (we © Hr pins —A0 20d Diviawe srest co Sued y 1 Teaehay ieee a, Traewrt 10 Ve Leaning Fund ae iy | RT ais nerves connvy, Sty an, MAES "OS Seas , Augusi 12, Manmuans, wife of Fran i: 3, 1863 a $ suit, neil NIEREST NOT! THB INTEREST 0} ous THE MORT- pp Tn a te | ae ones or Sra oer, eats vlc Kew | nie asa nw y Yous, July 90,18 sere te 3) MUSSAUKRE 4 a eT “PAUL RAILROAD Comp Any. — ar large ou, Address, for thr he desretars. & MARIEITA AND CINCINNATI RAILRO By {anya ND, CINCENATI, JA ot ‘of this awe the Tat of At oy nk in the city of wads. at Line @.tee o tow, Taniey’& Co. to New York cy Fue a at re cured by the first and only mor! © 60 iM WatTso! COMPANY. tdeed thts Bineriaee ere thas hag deseees annual alvidend fie cent (free free ob powers pext The poe sy ~ By duly 22, 183 susie SORIFE. RANK NOTES WANTED.—VIRGINIA, Caro ina, Routh hg mend Georgiana, Mabaina, oe Minus DE abe hel Wit ‘Notes bought by MAN: mi ier a ME ERIE RAILWAY coMP) bak Naw Yons, arn quly 17 Divspanp.—Tho Directore of thts ig cormpany’ ba ve eg 8 dividend, from the earn’ the read, for ix monitha, ni June 30, ulthino, of f om and one-half per coat on ferred aiock, (he company assitming and paying the verament tax out of the undivided earnings velonging, to referred stock account for the year ending December oo, « dividend of three and quehalf. per cent on the stock, free of the United Bates iucome tar, b aravle nt the’ Treasucer'a oles, Erte plare On the of August next, wo the registered holders of stocs at z be ye coer booka of both ferred and common stock the 25th prefe ho ie ye Et Tub Gay OF august” ORATION. OTT, becrotary. Dum OTATED HAY ny OFFIO#R. eee TiDe Le DRAR HARD 6 al street, Kev Wane, ro er oe THE. SOU: Yanatat een Were of the Al com SALES OF REAL ESTATE. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS A House and Lot, bot rich! aria situated ia @ wide nireet in the centre of the four sory bi pis tneeest, 25x65, lot 25x Gon ‘and the whole in good ordi thre Inge the best’ itescription, and will ve sokd ne the w Jp cove Jot with ‘he house at Principal ls only may 2e garden, shout aftgcuve tots; be sold to sctile au etal, Ap- ply to 5.v TALMAN, "Continental Bank. T TARRYTOWN, ON THE HUDSUN.— FOR ‘BA Le Possession immediately—several nice Country Seat Gontaining from ane to twenty acres, ail 1a view of the river, Ail are well watered. Lote of choles frult, ahd only 8 auort distance from the depot, Address Ellis, Herald oftice. Dineen Pa ty Lots AT OLLOWING pricem—t trees t, Recon, ‘hire Pas ve shah Kraus) Fig Clinton, Livingston, WaihBond and Pine atbectat to tne rity of jew Jersey, Monthly oenia Of $10 cach ‘or houses built for parties. Apply to % ft A ptrect, New York, or te COOLEY & hy Relea age ARM OF GLXTY-8IXx zabeth port — (nee r4. BAL ¥—PLEA- sonny located in Weat na, ar depor; variety of frutts or would vall (we mente, i J. TERB ONE oR SALE-—THE THREE STORY ‘BASEMENT N Lemp peti yt by No. 21 ae —_ a Frain gy 8 cond + eon nortan a i red F, Th, SALE CHEAP AND ON Easy TER! Hamabtirg. & two Flory brick brown sons sabcellar House, full lot, with a nies two story Teer of the lof. Gas sid waerio. Vor further yar u- Becks 00 the premises, % Union avenue, yo ALK -AT FORDH, WESTCHESTER wostory and attle House, with one sere of high state of ‘cultivat! nuit of all kinds, good } further ry . SHELL Wer 7 ak artes wri re a wo FO! A ioky wy} vIRST CLARE BROWN STONE House, ‘and ove of the best locations on Wb. bY MOU é Dries emoughie rebuild» factors oy at son BRE, 90 Broad strect. FREER "Parma, one ronal oro ats rRom one 70. ‘ne dhor 60 00 heed mentow. all wel) watered, lots of isthen Te Yorme’ easy.’ Pos ecmion immediately. A idrese King, d ofbee en ae AND BAY FARM: 73 a inde ements, well \imbered, “tented shards, pbd her placre Ap Orange, Long Te kasd ana ap pti Ke WILKINS £ COs, Bo. therie Vine pA aged epee Diview auth of Fi fay ralread sronvers aces crope, twenty tracts, ab from Bis woe Per ae bie wi < vusines upd ore Santas, te pre: HAs KA inf coumy, HD bad RA Papers evetalon Will be seat free. - HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. YOTTAGR WANTED. WANTED. A FURNISHED COT for @emall (emily, im the peighv 6 ood flow, #. 1, preferred, \akeo vy the year if treatment wer Asdreee, with partion fate of ioeation, rent, Ar J CB. bor LYS B.Y. Row ofive HED HOUSE WAN lage, of ‘ent ays CR LARGR WELL font bouse is wan! tee Int of November to iit street pret ‘Address bus @ PORMIHED HOUAR WANTRO-Iy THIR sara he desirable Tina Rowee' ei v@ae, with won 2.827 Peat Obes PANISHED ROOM WANTED—TEMPORARILY & quel, retired Betghborboud Adress urrreR ix Ramiole, Het WANTED A YIMST CLARY MEVIUM SIZF, beteven Twenty tuird and Thiry stresta, ned Madiece snd Saud arconee, 4 ¢ iy Pass: eet Address, tating locaton tiation , Brosdway, betwert fie nod 384 T°S DRUGOLFTS —WAN he pos -} ELL L Lene in New wea 0G @ year Deed vin Ad itene | 4 Ww ANTED. A Ant mr aA a OFFIC « oF Pear mreete, ortween <a Maiden oe” Adds 000 bon 1488 Punt offen ae On BEST — 4 pe Bork —priee for oy Noow and the are of Oe th hamementa Addons | Ly, 120 Lavery } rtf) ‘ Yors “oom | ey rey Ment of the tent, Aviress 0. Bewley, 116 ee GENTLEMAN. GOOD LOOKING sorempiiated. wid a permanent ual on 18 & lane wakes Wwobiog ro 10 matiionony er youre Copan wipew, rue, RD iv 4 A, Canad Benton, ih. tabrpice ee shan te Hus ehe worthy PUT ear Band in fob i comrider (bemerives se plenw address — A a, Here ORNTLEMAN, OF MUCE PIPL MEY gat leet Of photographie aparntod The \0 weet ee ® yt Cy toe th path: the to cuter ite y a fadcage Veieciype. bee 13 a THIRTY FT ARG OF AGE Neoamiee § yin some v ne ten lamere ote de vies ATRMMORTAL rh iaet. oe Taine wefosgiinn. = oe * bal a / ro Me ae ere F haondau, We nadvene “di Veo ehce Kew vere mw PUNLICATIONS, M’ RUN ryy uy vr eo file, ta eedes ine +f eens Sipe a rorany! oh Merete Se B Rewke Conde Py ee Men niegwee Oot On Feet A Of etm ANDS.—TO ALL Wansixa Fans —Lakog AND | settienent “* yew wh rom A j ($10,000 SPEC 1A L NOTICES. “GRAND Mase a RVING OF 1 Rtuen at tin SARTRE OF, AMR OURS EME ng, Av Aug. 4 The journeyimen car- 7 Aueebed process: A BTTYSBORG,—THE UNDERSIGNED VAs uM Gr ated to gatizae vicinity Poslea, “Those wits have lost Mietda te inst erselinat oppertunit 4 mation apply at ny 5. Wikikknorrol. as | | Mssgaeaamg 9 MER RRRS OF BENBVOLENT dhized pat emercent communscaen, at rooms, No. 8 Uniou square, on Monday, August 3 1803, ai twelve o'clock, noon, er Inaac T. WI _Wx. J, Sonne, Becrelary., New. YORK LIQUOR Deal ERS BOCIETY —A REGU- Jar moneiby tecicty wll be beld at the wre hereby summoned to order r ‘pt kitny s. Meru om ot wv ROMY Ove ipa ats easier erie }Ounx Rowkns, Kec, Mec, Nipreaident,_— PUTIN, Sitcisi aL nh YC! ace “ " is and A. at ha on val of our late Rg taut Colonel ie 1 a" WILETAMS, Acting M. Fue, Sontitina, Reeretary | SPRCMALNOrIC KE. THE MEMMERS OF BT, BnrDoRTe Qo juget ak ridged ugh Wwittmas Mee oot Cumniox, Kecording Secretary. QPRCIAL Notice SD atthe Old Bear, {wily to Invite his fri Mond LEW ie Me LEISH (FORMERLY Liny sree), begs inoat reapeet- Pubbe to visit Di to og bt of bis new Hotel, * The and door weet of Breads M.. are heret Ure to ation’ @ special meeung to be held at thelr rooms, Odd Fellows Angus §, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of atiending eral of our late brother, Lloulenapt Cowunel Abel frnith de The members of the fraternity are respeetfully invited to attend. TOWN 4 , WELTER, WM. Pro tem. _ Fano, Suritima, Beoretar; AMMANY OC eG so, conumntaN ODER,— the Tnatitution wil Be he \ fm requester ad Lda CHP VURDY, ‘iran Bachem ¢ ©. Cninps. Secretary, M eavon of Prete ith Moon, Year of Deovery f ludependence the 67th, aud of the Juewuton dun Teuler or tn paseon Phra H, inh oney vor Ferore, Brookiba or b6 treaty ki thatlastow'n, Pantie, Rue de Moneran, June, 186. Ii gives me plreaute 0, anpaunen ‘0 say [rhode in America, and the ater public bu gene atl have succeeded in havin, Pine editor of the ge hinaelf with the = Arnerican Journal Renter rf , depot Mietal emarmel eyes, : my OLBNONNEAG. w Yous, July, 180%, Referring to the above, ¥ would that T have received wgreal variety of the anejualled ¢ noe the oculariat of the Freuch army and boapita Ps Londod, Broasein, rity ko. and der them to 1 patients f ae foWieagne «. p, 10 Dispensary, 4 Wot Tweitth at, BYES —T. J. DAVES, ovrist to SHE vi} and military Dosrtinia in tue Uaited he principal rein) eyee should ect adaptnt 0 Sut yl, LADIKB SHOULD PAINT (THEIR OWN © ARTER Ce Visite) with Barlow # Prepared u Bor bon, [ree by mail Liberal discount w ( ARLOW, 866 Broadway, roo SURE MEANS OF CUMING DRUNKEN = - nt if without he koowlewe of the ay! wire werrsetes. Consuttalon from 9 toll rs M. 4 fi au re” ‘arom ° De ERM. GUNTHER 24 Pirat street, Li DRAFTED MEN TY THIS OR OTIRK STATI, ane fromm, Commer'y Novairatte nnd eerta’ tole, box AL at, 483 roadway, New York ry Voie, UNION AM, INVERTED NAILA, ac, cunep i bain by De. RICE, Chirepodiat t Vowers, Coun Dr, KIC) 8 hunibiiator n— fice, Wo, 442 Kightis a ietoeas OF privat sirtetly comtdentia, crlved for parties moderate dnd within the means of tise the facilities above Bamet, Xa will be given on application as to ch the parties [Linck WETTING AND 2 Anathem n'® acter end enywcr) of ARBLE MAN) MARBLE MANTHLA OF THEE Great patie: wt EB ia. Ae offered cheaper Van ft any caer pigor, ab 8. KLABE B'S Morule Works. 6 avenie. wear Third ect New Yok Call and‘ yourself. ARBLE MANTELS. T PL ACKet ¢ ze ‘ty 0 pur dean eh finish | Mantete KLAWEICR Maote! M ry, Keo, ie We ce tte street, near Thire avenom, New Yor 1 te OPT URES RELIEVED AT ONC —ENCLOME ATAME LAY 1129 Coates steve, Pike epee, 1a. sone: INE WANTED—FROM 19 TO Ly) TONE RBOTE ter far whieh cach wilh be paad: mouse Lo io ped mem roing ondiion “Adderee stating price wud where to bar aren, room 67 hyeeeuy Hove IS! RATITUTES WANTL OorsY PROM bop) 10 PY cash tn band » ME Week atree!. enue ope RANDALL A CO. Alep wen oss ed | Valea Biatee nary ship Ome yemr Eh rew cer tine at ‘ ot oan | | (PEN MEN WANTED-TO GO AS RURETITUTIN® 16 MONEE Treen, Mower Fm lus dh ry ' eames sireet. Thom whe iniend wr hey eth. the f | nrumber, 114 Nase VRE METAL WANTED Cast WILL nn FalD yoR FSB benered weight 0: 1) ym eval, Ayn; a he deat {qo MERCHANTA IM THR WHOTRAN TOW R® — cor. wi ie in ony amenity i om Latiere of lage The WAL GhkY 4 co ry teed wel apply femme uber 70 Wem ener HOY CLOTHING. rukD TURNTION AT THK NEW RTOMH A arene ad ae aed ‘ | the ti aoe al) om hee re eee | ii xO 1 aavA SY Bx OR jan oe (ie ng AVE AN the bibewt p éityome of a ‘iabee ae b-/ get (me tent yale I CARER dad hs Ww ye rhice re dy Cae: OFS bAbing oh atine Beh gon re walked on aor ltngs By eAdre elas Oe Faviith erent, FO fort won of Brunt Loree Form pr..s were > ree heater ee POND * anu = Rat ste gots Pieatway ord Memes evi Me WATCHES, JEWELEY, &O. yiawonpe, OLR got Are wopnes Otay ee FS geet nate Samer as 4 hicee pte preter * item cacy Cabibe Bab ee 6 1) hom ere vin (i Syn a <t't te hoe ae ce Th ate