The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1863, Page 2

2 OBITUARY. Mrs. Admiral Foote. Saroiae Augusta Street, widow of the fate Ad- tural Koote, died at the residence of ber father, Augustus &. Street, Bay, in New Haven, Coua., on Wednesday eveniog. Mrs. koote was forty-seven years of age. Her Cumoral will (ale piace this afternoon, at three o’etoek. The deatu of the tate Admirai Foote has been speedily fotlowea by that of his widow Mrs Woote hed been an invalid (or éome time, and was 80 1! ad mot to be able to be present at the Cuneral ser- viegs of her husband. the busband, wie and two children of this family have passed away from earth within the past year. au if we remember aright, (here remains ealy 4 married daughter aod two saud of this noble and illustrious Caunily Dr. John Bartlett. iis goutieman, of whose death we mado a brief men- thou on Tuesday, was one of the oldest and most respected menabers of the press in this city. He was born in Dor- gatshive, Ragland, pursued his medical studies in London under the direction of Sir Astley Cooper, and on the re- comineodatoa of that distinguished mau was appointed aq ‘sstuut surgeon in the British oavy. While on bis way (+ the Weat Indies in this capacity be was captured by ove ccucsers aad takea prisoner to Boston, where he roma.aed wotil bis discharge in 1813. During the period ‘of bis detention he became attached to and married & Restoa lady, with whom he went to Nova Scotia, and there pursued tor a while bis profession ag a physi- cian. Gaving, however, a strong bias for literary pursuits, ho got tired of the drudgery of bis practice and removed to New York, where in 1822 he established the Altion, ® journat which, theugh representing English:interests, ovtained through its literary merits an extedsive circula- tiou, Under bis management it was characterized by ability, enterpre and elevation of tone. When steam communication was established between Great Britain and (his country, he founded at Liverpool another paper calied The Huropean, now known as pean Temes. After twenty-five years spest iv the arduous duties of am editorial lile, the insidious approaches of the malady that ultimately killed him compoiled him to seek repose, and he accordingly disposed of bis interest in the Albion. He bad not remained long unemployed, however, when his active mind began to prey on itself, and he felt it a necessity to egiin resume the peo. By the terms of his agreement . with the party to whom he sold his journal, be could not embark in any similar enterprise inNew York. He ac- cordingly went to Boston aad started the Anglo-Sazon, @ weekly somewhat similar to the Albion, but published ata lower price. The speculation did not prove a re- munerative one, and after carrying it on for about a year hs abandoned it. We believe that this was the last en- terpise or the kind with which Dr. Bartlett was associated. Whilst a loyal and conservative subject of hor Majesty, be cever ag @ homey a his obliga- tions to the country that bad afforded him a home, and with which be was copnected by such close family tier. Ite waa alwayn and earnest advocate of the necessity of (ho maiutenance of the closest relations between the two governments. So upright and conscientious was he ia this respect that (here was scarcely an instance of dfMfi culty arwing between them in which his advice was not tfrily listened to by her Majesty’s rey ‘ntatives. 57 the British government manifested its sense of his services by appointing him British Consul at Baltimore, au office which he discharged with eminent ability until is faiting bealth compelled bim to relinquish tt. For the jast eight mouths be was confined entirely to bis, bed. enduring with Christian patience and resignation suitertngs of the most tedious and agonizing character. Few mea will leave a void in the social circle than br. Bartlett. He bad @ richly stored mem markabis powers of conversation, and an evenness of cha- fecter that was not easily disturbed. It can with truth be ga:d of him that he never lost an opportunity of serv- jaz a friend aud never went out of his way to Maprae an cnemy. A bigh toned gentleman in every sense of the word, fet has passed away amidst the regrets of all who on ‘Tuesday at St. Paul's The fur The ralaa services took church, and were attended by the British Consul, the Jeading members of the 3t. Gecree’ 's Society, and a num- berof other well known gentlem The remains were immodiatoty after conveyed to Boston, to be interred in the family vault. A. P. Halsey. Mc. A. 1’, Halsey, @ geptieman well known in the finan- cial circles of this city, died very suddenly last Wednes- day evening, at his residence in Orange, New Jersey. He: bad been suffering slightly for some weeks back; but his condition waa net such as to cause any uneasiness to his family and frends, On Wednesday night he retired to rest, apparently without ro unusual being the maior co with bim. He bad scarcely disrobed himeelf, hen be was suddenly attacked with hemorr: hago ‘or the lungs, and threw up a ‘ow seers Dlood, whitch eafeebled bim to on legree be he expired after a sbort struggle. The guddbaraes of ie death surprised everybody who knew him,, while at the gaine time it bas plunged bis family and connectipus into the most. was for nevis. ey fifty counested with the Bak ee ola spe cCaparitics. Beginoing aa clerk, he teller, cashier and’ President, wy duties of each posttien with satisfaction to ‘ho! credit to himself. Due notice of the funeral wil be given. Democratic Platform. (From the New York Tribune, August 26. } {a the [owa Democratic State Con: jon there was a desporato’ struggio between the determined copperheads and their antagonists. The former propcsed rin lL. Fisher for Governor; the latter General J. M. Tuttle, a volunteer for the war. Fisher was nominated; but the ‘Tuttle mon charged foul play, alleging that Tuttle had a majority on the ret Uallot, out failed through u mrs. conat. Fisher took a look over the field and declined; whereupon a majority of the State Committee put up ns ae ln Db lation acceptance ‘There tmuch specu! as to his: or decleusion; but all doabt would seem to be removed = the pubiication of the following letter — To tur PeorLe oF lowa.—Fellow Citizens—Having very frequeatly been solicited, within the last féw months, by mon 0: ail classes, both ip and out of the army, to beccme @ candidate for Governor of this State, | have heretofore uniformly declined, f r several reagous, the principal of which ts, my desire, after the present rebellion is put down, and the Union "rally festored thereby, to remain a private citizen, ard not engage in public life under any Circumstances, and there is but one motive that causes mo to sworve from that resolution, which is the very game that caused me to join the army, and that is, duty. Lam informed by men of both political parties, since my arrival at home, that the public mind has been so 1- flamed by demagogues, on both sides, that there is danger of collision at any time, =o much #0 us to serious\y embarraas the government. Fully beheviog that there is oo future for the govern- ment or the country, but by thoroughly and offectualiy pitties dowa the present rev: lion in the’ Southern States, look upon it as the duty of all to render what assistance ds ia their power, aod in whatever manner it will do tho most good, to unite the public sentiment of the people, to craah Out treason and rebellion against the best govern. meat on earth. ‘Tho magaes of the people of all parties are loyal, but & species of intolerance prevails that is really becoming . wnless they can be induced to use more mode- ration in the promulgation of their peculiar views on the questions that agitate the pablic miod, most of which are paren: ayes sa the maio and only question now be- fore People—that is, the putting down of the re bollion, All parties desire that to be done as speedily aod effectually as possible, The great point to be de. wired is, that minor i*sues and questions ao, be all laid_aaside until we again have a united couatr, For the present let us ali unite heartily m the support of the governess. If the administration adopte mea- sures for the prosecution of the war that do not coincide with our peculiar views, let us make no factions opposi- tina to them, but yield to the constituted authority. Mr. Linooia ia the legally elected Executive of this govern- ment, and during bis Presidential term we can have no other. The fact that we did not vote for him renders us under no less obligation to support the government under bis administration thao if we had been bis most ardent supporters. Tam io favor of a vigorous prosecution of tho war to the full am of our res, Lo ern is sup- Pressed, and of using all means that ma; our geasion, ized by honorable warfare, for ‘that ters pose. Tam for the Union without an it, po regardless of whether slavery stands or falls by its restoration, and in favor of peace on vo other terms than tbe unconditional submiasion of the rebels to the constimted authorities of the government of the United statics. tnese Corey and recognizing tho r! ay th demand the services of all good cit pees an rulers or soldiere—ai oppored to my pom Surias'of the position wilbeut feer’ favor, 7 ties wi Or, OF and for the "sare ‘terest of the tate 0. best of iy. Remon. ' vane teopereite al in tows hae we ir jown yoo Drued this letter of thelr candidate for Govonme, te views are Coroner’s Inqueste. The jury | vordict againat the scoured, here. ‘apon oommitled to the Tombs Pee ante meet the i if Staseivo Case—Arie Monten Exasination,—An ante mortem examination was Weld yeatortay by Coronce Ranney in the case of & man named Thomas © resid! at 286 Mulberry street, who was aise wi @ pair of tailor’s shears y monet {dood Meoban. The parties bad a quarre| OTR provions ‘Stoen be found Mie snlegoaist leap, planged ¢ pare’, wi . e shears into bis body, inflicting atevore i: nce tani woond. The as@ailaat was committet to the Tom) await the reawit of tho wounded man's in arin _— A ‘The North Cavolima Peace movement. (rom the Richmond Enqutre. Que own of North Carelina, and warm adatea a der them, forced, on the ¢ down. away ta their own distant homes, that 00rg' dress tucir ‘Ime of battle to meet the invading hosts in ‘and confidence of the people whose homes and feet nt aontbend ompaudane \ aumasiana esas fection, dou! oy: mission, which would give ap oe that sasoleut foe all their State bas fought for,and make Lincoln of all the goung ti ig limba ¢ tas have been ehred of — all the rich Diood Dright@ives that bave a oo ly offered for the in- dependcace of that State by her best aad bravest sons, l Hi eee & i d z H 5 3 £ z Fe * i i i sig Ht i 4 itt E < i F ' E 5 ject wretches who act ous desortion. They they thought the; Toow f. for what i z ij if gs ze a 2 Fe : i : i} ii i i 5 i i ge BS i Er a i ! : i st Li i 3 3 i 4 al tpt Austra oe Liew Gol ble 8! See wnat fie fitout ois perre te Fron pee coeae afer Slovene, ao ‘Gant iaznon 0 U uae Acting pees child; Rew Mr mer Mise Dunham, Mra irs Pal- dei and. in rae Jarey, Freight... a e ht back with oud » hand the public @nemy ese a ge ‘and with the other to keep Poasengsre. NEW YORK HERALD, road for the week ending August 22 were as fol- Wei" che botaioes | LOwa:— —Being an incecase of forty-six per cent over the game week of last year. front, they Lave not the bitter feoling that treason to the ‘The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for the sacrad cacae 13 workiog to their car, snpoing the hove week ending August 23, in 1962, $31,803 05; in 1863, $39,938 01—an increase this year of $8,- 134 96; and from January 1 to the end of last & present to Mr. | week, im 1862, $777,647 78; in 1863, $1,079,907 48— an increase of $302,269 10, or about forty-three per cent. ‘The day's business at the Sub-Treasury was os follows:— i 4 i 5 . Matthew T. Brennan, the City Comptroller, ertises to-day for proposals for $1,000,000. of damages indemnity bonds of the éounty of New These bonds will bear 6 per cent intercst; y will be issued September 1, 1863, and will be leemable August 1, 1864. ‘The statements of the banks of the three princi- cities of the Union for the last week compare the previous one, and the ——. time a8 sree fork, HE 2, B.serinin Ha.” mu. Mar ray we year, 26r; The statement of the 3 Pe iz 4 i FE. the corresponding week of 1862, as follows :— The statement of the present week, as compared with the preceding, shows @ decreage of $412,558 in the items of ‘loans and discounts, $82,592 in specie, $381,919 in deposite, and an increase of $104,840 in circulation. The coal transported over the Delaware, Lackai wanna and Western Railroad for the last week was as follows:— surgeon, J, Bell, Captain ¥ W Winsall, Ration, Kroulxer,'S Drayton, bee Year. Cox, M Creary and son, Leutenints ¢ Pi ea, ‘Tons. Stroae'o’ fngramn, Me Dirdaalt "Wea Jude. Mi Riddell me a % port mm Judd, Mr 5 ipned neeeh i Garmnlcheal hit Barn i Bern Ch Wintams. Bg Devs. TH Fal ene. aaeeet wer, Mr niman, E. Hiraock, ir Baral 8 Brae Jon lip J Sammi iy Total... secseeseeeee 26,752 10 "168,308.00 er. ir Chafie, Mark, SE Polhemus, J 8 Driggs, JH Polley, Mr Guatin, vA For corresponding ‘tang last yoar:-+ Ryap, Mr Koenig, JM Keeban, H Gilbert,’ A Kent, and 45 Year. others, Hawsore anv Sout. EroN—Stoamehip Teutonle~ & ane Shipped north. 205,629.08 wife and three children, Emma Morganthan and servant. 8’ | Shipped south. 486,708.16 Heavenrich and wife, A Lippman and wife, J E Kelier, Herm Go nes Cyrus Nichola, Ph Milott. J | oegy 002,333.04 Droast, L Pereies, L Klesick. wife and four children, 8 ae 333. Lozie, i and daughter, A Elan id Increase 65,974.16 J Romi n and lady, Mi David, ¢ Wollifer, R Lr hlcrander' 8 raat gr Eeeat ¢ hery ond ner ander and wife, ie Salomon, JH Lochmuller, 'F Leser aud jelke, W Steiger, X ealepaenes Biliever, Paul hristine A Lands! le, Maria Lina Stark. P Stark, MA Mobius, Carolin Engels, 8 Morwitz. DEPARTURES. Liverroor—Steamship Hengareo— ire Worthy and two eiaren. Mr De Gagino and E Marsiil, wife and two children, X Deran and lady, J G Drew, O A Atkinson, Mre Shay, with others in the steerage. acerca Stamenl Mh ea T Webster and dau The coal transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for ie week ending August 22, 1863, Week. Previously. Total. ssevaetsseesres 29, 819,569.15 840,280.15 Ft time last year. 617,067.19 644,805.16 Increase. 802,502.05 295,635.00 Decrease... —- a The tonnage of the Hazleton Railroad for the week ending August 22 was as follows: any json, New. korks ire vores c roe Gut Fries. otal. K wenn ‘Jr. Baltimore ;James | Total......°..... TU08 S16,80005 BOT 380.08 rene re pene. tere ae, and Bame time Inst year: Potry 00. $61,130.08 382,098.08 orks Me ina: Bir. Tncrease.....0.:., 705.08 914,526.18 215,201.00 epi te Ho ir oc! nd James Wutentcsons Tucwenavs August 27,1863, Trenton: gamuel | $8000 US 6'%1881,reg 106 100 ahs Hud 7 RR 146 » Washington: A Blumenthal, 1000 4436 Pribby, rot, Russia; Mr and and, DBO Yow ona ‘aie a Holling Be Baltitcore; FE Kerr, London Ruby, N Davie, New Orieans; John Bday, New Dec Mune Toutlier ang chil France; Capt T Mackinney and son, Newb 5G Bills, oronto: Robert Case, Scotland. § H FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Taurspay, August 27--6 P. M. Money was a little more active to-day. Stocks were unsettled, and thus gave rise to some chang- ing of loans. The rate was no higher, six per differences at 5 and 7. There was no scarcity of money, and all wants were readily satisfied. Busi- ness paper is without change, and currency cer- tificates of indebtedness sold at 9974—an advance of 3¢ on yesterday. Gold was 12414 before the board, and sold up to 1247, at the board. In the course of the day it declined to 12434. The opinion on the street is partly that gold has been oversold, on expecta- tions about the taking of Charleston, and partly that it is worth all that it is selling for—that it is not above its true par. Exchange was unsettled, and sold from 136% to 13%. It has been an exciting day in stocks; the de- cline continued and was very sharp at the first hoard. New York Central sold down to 133, Erie to 1164, Erie preferred to 108, Harlem to 161, Reading to 119, Illinois Central to 131, Michigan Central to 120, Southern old to 102%, Pittsburg to 102, Fort Wayne to 91. The entire list was vio- lently shaken, and bears had a good opportunity to take in their stocks sold short during the past oe two days. It appears that many of them did so, and, although lower prices still were in. some instances reached after the closing of the call, the market soon began to rally, and the recovery this afternoon, both at the one o'clock call and at the regular board, was as rapid as has been seen in Wail street. At the second board New York Cen- tral recovered to 13534, Erie to 118%, pre- ferred to 109, Harlem to 16944, Reading to 121°4, Michigan Central to 122%, Southern old to 106, but afterward sold at 10534; bad sold at 91, and as low as 9014. seller 30, in the morning, opened at 95, and rose to 95%,. street, and at the four P. M. call, the list advanced generally to the extent of % or 1 per cent; but at the hour of writing they had again shown signs of giving way. and uncertainty what is the real character of the market; for even if either side be correct they have not the means of convincing their opponents now. Experienced men vary in their views as much as the novices of speculation; and, while one class points to the rapid rebound of the afternoon as clear proof of the strength and elasticity of the market, the bears ‘assert that the prices attained are a maximum, and that not the rebound, but the decline, is the general and normal tendency of the market, varied only by reactions, which are due to the covering of short sales, and purehases for an immediate profit, Still money is cheap for use, and the bulls have made Profits enough and have large enough margins on cent being what lenders received, with the usual: Illinois Central returned | 200 #hs Canton Co... to 135, Pittburg to 105, and then fell to 104; Rock 4 NY Cent #30 Fe} Island improved to 11374; and Fort Wayne, which | 640 do On the | 300 do. It remains a matter of contest A gaa RR, 106; 16000 Ux6's, ‘81 coui.cl 107 2000 ts v8, ’T4, cou re ‘10pen0&A 25000 T “2000 US's sve per inh By 5000 oni iitcat sie oe 1000 N ¥ Coa 1000 BudRiv 2 sk {a rid 1000 Hud Riv 8d mt 123 ee i mi aed 2000 Alt&TH inc bds 87 5000 do. + BT 88 tm 89 9000 do. 3000 Chi &N W 5000Chi&N W2dm 6956 3000 Gal & Chi 1st ex 112 5000Pitte,FWAChIst 10645 4000 Hap&StJistmb 80 3200 amerioan gold. 12456 10000 do. F-4 1000 es“ iapee 131 400 ae 32 131 Ege 124% 40 sbeBEC amare. 8 100 res 200 do.. sim 28 Penn Coal (% 4{0Cumb Coal Co pret 27 Mt 200 Quickstiver Mino 32 11033 ite Mil ar aa cit os 12 muaraach Inp joo 92 Del, Lack & W RR 180 400 Tol & Wab RR... 81 1500 560 Pitts, FLW &ChiRR 300 100 do. . 9 1200 450 ue Erte i e 100 do. 100 do. 500 fo 200 17" 400 do..... 35. | rie im Preferred 108 +} Chi & Alton RR.. 83 8 +++ 10834 do. 830 83 00 do .. 8h 250 Seo Chi & Alton pref. 98 ‘OND BOARD. $5000 US 6'e 1981 en 1 106 800 she M So & NI RR 106 10000 do.....clean 107% 100 a 030 106 600017 3-L0penO&Al 107 200 810 105 1o000Uce's yr chow 99% 15000 Missouri 6’, ‘704 300 Cumb Coal 100 100 ‘ do. 200 Alt & T Haute RR is 100 I. Cen RR scrip.. 18535 900 bre 1000 do, 135 te: 50 do. 100 gear a Reauing ‘PR. b10 121 % -b40 12135 200 300 ae. Br os 121 100 wie Cea RR... 122 000 ito do. 600 Clevy & Tol ie . ie CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. THURSDAY, August 27—6 P, M. Asurs.—Sales were reported of 60 bbis. at tc. for pots and 8c. for pearls. Buravercrrs.—At the opening of business to.day the rise in gold and sterling exchange assisted holders of four and enabled them to get rather better prices, par- ticularty for fresh ground shipping brands; ‘but the subs their loans to endure good deal of loss before | Savest reaction im the gold market and the unfavorable being convinced of what as yet they do not believe Brokers have for some time past gradually accus- tomed their friends to increasing their margins, a measure demanded alike by the increased margins given to lenders and by the fluctuations of the market, so that a shaking like that of to-day does not take them quite unawares. The news from England continues favorable for American securi- ties, latest dates by letter giving Erie as 75%, Wli- noie Central 16 a 15 discount, and New York Cen- tral 8. Private telegraphic advices report higher figures subsequently for Erie—76 876%. It was almost impossible to get a full list of closing prices to-day; but the following incomplete one is ap: pended:— N ¥ Conteal etic Mich Soathoratos 18M Central ig Shand } Aarien Harlem pref Tendi Mich Conter! The 6 of the Galena and Chicago Rail | qh ianer an exten tetomtor ren Wensre “4 $119 (or amber Iowa, Ac a $113 for Milwan- tenor of the Hibernia’s news had a depressing effect, and ‘at the close the tendency was in favor of purchasers, The day's sale included 15,700 bbis. State and Western, 1,500 bbis. Southern and 660 bbls. Canadian. Of the Soushern eeaxse8. Rye flour. Corn meal, rere Noe ry . 4 —Wheat was more abundant and in better demand carly in the day, but was heavy aon declining toward the close, as sbippers appeared tese willing to operate unless at easier prices, The assortment on the market wes ee ‘ailable at any ove time for some days past. The day's sales comprised 160,000 bushels, at 25 for white Western, $1 36 for whive Beste, sl Ma 1 26 for amber Western ‘winter $l igagi a wintor,$1 14 keo club, and Tée. a 61 04 for Chicago spring, Corn was week compares with the previous week,iand for | FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1863. and im the day Fastern bold aloof, ns meaty, 4 ph FE 7 del pots w oy" aad Coo. $1 31% for choles old do., w market. Loose bay was selling at from 90c. a $1 cording to quality. Hors.—The demand was fair at 16c. a 200. for las walon's i Ano 1 Rockland an Sola, aad 81 38 for Roland pari Rica 13c. for Rast India, at whiecb ‘bags found buyers. ‘Sricas were selling moderately at former figures. 15 No.1 eee hands at 5c. Scaara were juest, with sales of 960 bhds., partly at auction, raking tie for New Orleans, 12c. 5 1c. for Cuba. Bs ead ie Oe loc. AIRY WAS ly active to-day, aaies having been made of 2,600 DbIs. at 45%. @ 48. MARRIAGES AND DEAT jarried. Crotivs—MoCorv.—On Wednesday, August 26, at the residence of the bride’s father, Grorax H. Crotivs, C Cuanvorre L. McComp, daughter of John McCord, sq, , all of this city. —On Tuesday, August 25, by Rev. W, McAllister, Awpasw 7. Cuamnuns, of Jersoy City, to Harn C. Revxoupa, of New York. Hosxims—Lex.—io Westfleid, N. J., on Thuraday, August 19, by the Rev. Haward ‘Downer, Captain Sa w. "Hoaxins, Acting Quartermaster, United ‘States Volun- teers, to Miss Mixwim F. Lee, of Clarkson, Monroe county, New York. No cards. Perxine—Inwin.—At Trinity church, om Tuesday, Au- oe 25, by Rev. D. K. Ogilby, Captata, Jou Kin Prr- of Maine, to Miss Mary Kuizanety, eldest daughter or 1a and Martha Irwin, of brooklyn. Fastern Benorn papers please copy. BuRY.—In Brooklyn, ou Wedneaday, Au- ga ‘at the residence of the bride’s father, by "Rov. T. Webbe, Mr. Hevay Wittiam Quitzow to Emma, J ter of James M. Seabury, Raq. i S ub On Taureaay wat 27, by the v Houghton, Eowane F. lupe Boor cards. ‘Arison (o Miss No. Philadelphia papers plese ompy. Ranh on on Wodnesday, Au BaRuinc.— Bina Tinea ialgtpiaes ke ‘and Hf. A. Bari Baltimore . Vt.s on Wednesday, Springs jt 26, ANGELINA Matrison, Satie Charles 3. Crain, just 26, A of a, and daughter of the late Alexander Mattison, of New York, aged 21 years. Foner at Chmbride, Mags.,thie (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Ccrris.—On Monday, August 24, Mary, the beloved Richard and Mary A. Curtis, aged 1 yoar and street. Dezar.—At Dover, N. J. on Wednesday, Frum youngest soa of T. C. and M. . Derry , aged rears and 5 days. kl ill it place from the residence of his t, bebe oD this (Friday) after- ee at 39 o'clock, ‘Dawsr.—At Nofth Salem, jWestebester county, on Tuoa- avy, Auguet 28, Grorcx ri my of James and Lydia M. Dewey, in the 224 year ‘The relatives ard peed ot bis family are respect“ully invited to attend the funeral, *his (Friday) afternoon, at-2 o'clock, {rom bis late renideace. 68 Rivington. treet. FLYNN. —Aé sea, of Hatteras [nlot, by the toundering of the United States brig-of war Bainbridge, Jonx Fixxy, Jr., son of John Flynn, deceased, of county Kerry, Ire- Inod, in the 17th year of bis age’ Caliiornia papers pI Fespick.—0n Thu ieday, Ruguit 27, FLORENee MARY ANN, twin daughter of Frances Faward and Suan Fend:ck. Favor. Ber ad August 27, Irvin P. Favon, aged iad the relay 4 friend ihe ‘famil; Ns reel an te riends of t! ily are ‘alls invited to attend the funeral, from the residence 4 father-in-law, William Cargill, 628 G: wieh streets this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Haiwer.—On Thorsday, August 27, Wasmnxctox, young- ere: Henry and Kate Hainer, aged 1 year, 6 mouths and & The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of bis pareuts, ¢9 Montgomery street, this (Fridey) afternoon, at two o'clock. Hasxert.—At sea, on ae April 9, Witsam Sus- pre, only son of Louisa 5. and William S. Huskell, of Brooklyn, aged 20 years, ‘Salem (Mass. Tm Augusta (Me.) papers please copy Hocstoy —On Thursday morning, Aagust 27, Mr. ‘Thomas Hovstow, a native of Scotland, aged 76 years. ‘The relatives and frieuda of the’faraily are reapecttully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No. 473 Elchth avenue, on Satar afternoon, at haif past one o’elock, without further in Kream. —Oo Wednesday evening, ‘August 26, CLanigea 8., Sag oh Seed Kiseom, deceased, in the 22d year ¢ age. "Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afterncon, at 3 o'clock, bine eS house of her grandfather, No. 200" Mentgomery street, Jorsey City. Krity —On thorsday. August 27, Lge: KELLY, in the 33d year of his age, a native of Sligo, Irel The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, from his late residence. 85 Mulberry street. i Locerecen Eeseenly 000, Thursday, August 27, Caantes A. Lockwoo, Jr., only son of Mr. Charles A. and Mre. Louisa ¢. Lockwood, aged 4 years aud 5 months. Notice of the (unera! will be given bereafter. Lirriz.—On Thursday, August 27, Grorce 1G Lirtta, in the 56th year of bis age, formerly of Brook: The relatives urd irlends,and thoee of bie tone, Dr. James L. and William M., are requested to attend the funeral, trom bis late residence, No. 268 West Forty. » at half-past one Bh me aoe meg this life on ‘Thorsday, August 27, BYER. Aged S months and 4 days. youngest. aa are of Charles and Hevrietta Myer. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fu- neral, wpe im afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, No. 108 South street, without further iuritation. Moonx.—Un ‘Thursday, August 27, Groce Lewis, youngest evong Allen and Mary Moore, aged 5 mouths. the tend na the funeral, this (Friday) , At two o'clock, at the Four Mile Houee, Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, . Wua—vp 7: August 27, Joexrn asa, aged ears and 9 monthe. relatives and friecds of the family, and those of his pons, Abner, Dudiy M. and Joseph D. Mills, and hia son- ine August 26, law, Jobn Abberly, are invited to attend the funeral ser- ices, without further invitation, at his late residence, 9 street, this (Friday) afternoon, at o'clock. Hie remains will be taken to 4 00 Setar or, tbe and , which teaver the ras ret, at a: 1 to which Ris rela- tres and en freedey, ‘august 2, J. F. irre, aged years, § movths ard 11 da; . LT] Nord of jad widow are re- atvend® |, from Ne farren street, this (Friday) afternoon, Fragd ‘Tuesday, A st. Jobs, N, His remains have not jeeektttaeces ine ot lia Baunders, aged 1 year, The to corner Susaman.— eae The relatives are to Pare ate tele cee 7 at 2 o'clock: Street, North river, without furtbet novice, fut -#xth Ser ain traps Sieh are ate A 5 lames M. an Mary Sheehan, aged 2 monthe and 11 days. : Interred at Calvary Comatery. aren On Wednesday, August 26, Mrs. Sroma meg aged 76 years. Ret trinas ie toa gon, M. Us in-law, , are and Cty ‘tin eens An ive from No, 235 Fast Tea "elock, van ee oe ver iia ™ Island, on 5 jugast o cholera infan! ANSE Bosworrn, on! aise Samuel 1. and Hettio L. G. Van Seay, aged oa 6 mooths and 22 daye. SHIPPING NEWS. Movoments ef Ocean » Steamers. Nuits are forwarded by « ery sveageer the rogniac lines, The ateamers far ar (rom Livervoot cali ut Queenstown, oe com the Canadian itve, which call at Londonderry The sieamers (or oF {Fou (ks Comtinent, cali at BouLuamplen. Port ef Now Terk, Augast 87, 1963. O) BAKED Steamship Virginia (a), Grace, Liveryoo\—Wiiliams & Quien — Won Chambertaia, Carver, Sau Francisco—W T Cole- eho Vanguard, Ruaset', Liverooot—Howiaad & Frothing- p Amazon, Hovey. London—B EB Morgan & Wiley. wag er Frednad (Now), Bromeuad, Queensiowa—lune Brig Baalan an Pride (Br), Talbot, $Queenstown—Joha Jack on. Paima (1 1 bo Brig Joua Buller (#0), Kaowicn Matemores—J & Smith anes B Nevins (Br), Tiley, St Jago de Caba—Brett, Son Brig W C Clarks, Seeker: Bi a. BoM oe fi Wenry. Brig Fannie, Boas, ian’ “master atthe A A (Br), ‘Tota, Cartagena and Corio Cabello~ Fabia, Demarara—Tyues & Sinith. Smith, ———F Alexandre # Sons reli, Aux Us) il UJ we Schr Amella & Ana (Br). Cleare. Lae a Elizaé& Catherine: Br), ‘Bullard, artor Isiaud—Jas ‘ch? Frank (Br), McKearie, fax—D K Dewol!, — Devonnatre Br). ‘Bralenew. Monctow, NB NB—D & De- of ig Julie A Hatiock, Bayley. Port Royal—8 W Lewis & Hehe Adrian, Rverett, Port Roval—-W H Smith. Sone Abighil'Jenoings. Cramuer, Chiacoteague—A C Har Bebe TY Bislev. Accomac—M T Runyon. CL Baylon, Tooker. —Van Brunt &@laght, StS? "Coal Wine Nas BAS ‘Rehr § ———, Show Hill—A C Havens. one M Pater. Balzac, Wiimingion —t 1, Kceland, M Plat Sehr GR ~, Eerickson, Sear peas Phlladelphle=it 8 Rackets & Co. * Cantt: P Buck & “hare & FColnda. Roberta, Cestine—B £8 C0. Gatneh, Bewigak teaally 8 Brown 4 Co. 1-8 W Lewis & Co. ere & Sons. 8 Rackets & Bon. ats, G Granles G rowell, ee Past iichore, Orowet Schr H EF Chase. SoS s Sloop Joha Adams, Commander Maravault, , and Charleston 244. ‘Hamburg. Aug %, via passengers, to Kui French war steamer Ti: Now Orleans aug ie 4 16. Sex Weat jteameat! Bt Se:tbamoton anes, (Hames, Tash th indee and 6 gare ohare ton blockade runnec (steamer), rin a heavy squall of wind, fog and rain. Steamship City of "Richmon (C8 trans ), Kelly. Sa Aug 22, and Fortress Monroe 36 hours, to,U rr ope EL. Weyer (Pras), Kaston, Hartlepool, 62 days. with rie fe ilain & Pas (Br), Webb, Lingan, CB, 20 days, Brig A J Ross, West, Searsport, lv days, with lumber, to rig | gers (Br), Dexter, Providence. 2 days, in ballast, are Gn ‘Chesapeak, Smith, New London, with timber, to mas- fi 8 schr Rachel Seaman, Hooper. from Coast of Texas via Pensacola July 23, and Key West Aug 14 Had tight winds ali the passage. Schr Fetiow Graft lengal!, Aquin, 22 days, with log- wood and coffee & Sehr Rover (of . O'Brien, Lingan, CB, 204 days, with coal. to B ¥ Small, Lak M Reed. Keed, 8t George. NB, for Delaware City, oT ik. Boston for Alvany echt (or Phitadelphia, abeth. Waker, Providence, Sobr Henrietin Hall. idence. nce le. Kelsey. Pravideace. et Dibble, Provideace, C Land, Cook, Providence. Somerset. Mitehill, New HU: Eliva Hamilton. Cochran, Ni Daniels, Smit, New Haven. fone Avon, Park, New Haven Selir Fair rind, Smith, New Haven. Sehr J M freeman, Dickens Nchr Ida Biias, ——. New Lor Schr Jane, Hankel Mystic. Sehr Bras e. Wheeler. Norwich Sener J “3 el. Small. Norwich, sche lias judley, ets cement gene Wartingion Lord br Mlivabeth, Heamnck. Port Ew Bchr Counsellor, Wetmore: Bandon Sehr American Eagle, Whelden, Manhetianvilic for Pem: Sloop Tatent, Smith. Norwich. Steamer John Faron (U8 ti ‘ty, Waldron, Fortress Monroe, 42 hors, in balinat, ry a eae A ald Mteamer Wm Weedy Meamer Oetorarn, Steamer Concord. rm Steamer Antnracite. “a Piilsasioms. Steamer Westchester, Kaker, Previdence. Steamer Falcon. Jones, Previdence. SAILED. 26th. Ploncer: ge Pulses. 1. Bogots Mletioks Aerie (Bs ce D i araer. ry (BU), Borsin Saxprecs (ise), G ket , M Monann, Jr. Palm: , 26th—Snip Hatriaburg. barks Leroy. Moral a ok Jane A Bishop (Br) Princess Alexandra (| Loo Skimmer (Rr): Be Url Cornelia, HM Hine, Toteraations, Lydia H Cole; thr J HY. a, and 2 others; steamer Baltimore. 21th—Br steamahip Kangaroo. Wind at suunet W, Nght. Steawsmr Kandakod, Capt Bridgman, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool Stxausmir Crry oy Watstrxatox, of the Tuman line, anlis to. morrow, Saturday, at noon. for Queenstown and Liver- pool. The popular commander of this fine steamer, Captain Brooks, will no donbt make another rapid run across. Awrnicn tn Md, Caniked . GTON ion the large Sectional dock fo the purpese of being stripped. cauiked and coppered Susxverrr—Piymonth. Madr. Aug at. fom Havana for Bosion, eal ing on board the crew of the ship Bunselde. gos for Philadetph wrecked on Coloraéo spy Bay via Sacktille, July 6—The ship Uams, of aid from Yarmouth, NS, for ae wrecked on sonth side of Sr . ina gale of wind, Sarr Gxo Lex has been sold at Singapore for $22,000, Bark St Manvs, Ievant, at Phi adelyhin from Black River. Ja. reports on the 21st insi, lat 88, lon 74 rienerd \ all points of the coer and sustained other Bang TW Hovey. Lane. from Boston 25th for Meibourne, Peldent Boaca next day and ‘ts, Boston midnight wo Br with corn nd started oat Jibboom, sprung bow! The brig was leak. pochow, June 20-=The bark Cora, Kenan grr 17th inet. with « general cargo, Aud repo been shore three diferent umes ip the vicinity of Newebwang. y damaged, “BaRK Coma—¥ 1 Monica, of Ore, cane LO ADCH OF yeaterday, heave short to enter the river parted the chain. and vefore the secund anckor would hol. had drifted nearly on the beach. where she lay much expoued, is. during the might ap by extrm 0 the river, She was held from chore, aud this morning was ing badly, but-not bilged or Sent BLwina. from Blizabethport for § Nantucket Peach, She is bilged and fu! prove a total wreck. Scorn Wiruiam Py tempting to find Ki 234, «truck upon the "t ‘The crew saved none of tne 1 effects, The low wate ribe galie riguing. apars. A. were removed, the following hi tide the scooner eng J b. wreck an toin! loa, ae wel as wbont 160 atin f William Tenn waaan excellent o} owned by Mr Jobn Curtis, of Ker sured Sonn ———. with cont, bound into Boste on Harting's Rocks aitérnoon of 26th, off Damage unknown, and was run ashore on Nantasket » Ie ashore on water. Will one, AZON. befere reported ashore on Harry's Rocks, bas Billed and . . Scwn got as! the §; y ton rar'y in the evening of 26th, bit has come of BO Scur Torxavo, rom Antigua!londed with sugar, mo’asses, old metal, &c, was shandoned 2PM i Branch, NJ % pene dapeneg Puvon Boat Many Axx, No 13, went sabore on the outaide of Bandy Heok, but was subseq ven without ing anv material damge. py ea Lavuscurn—at Bath 294 from, the yard Sowall,« superior built brig 400 tous, PNtemed for the freignting and called eh Glendale. ‘the third Jannched ibe yard © of oe outer, rising frm notnce (be fret dag of Sep we of ‘over 1000 tone, jecare ready laying the keel for another ekip. ea &e. Schr Horace LF 4 Pid days from NYork for Porto Rico, Aug SeeeCe ToS, aa ‘ sin Binet ge Fer, See Tes =i Hot mo; and i, a aro Ang 15—Arr Pocahontas, Perry, Bangor; pe Pitta Sune 1810 port stipe shatonie Tory, (Pare): poy for NYork; Kitty Simpson, Mayo, from I Proree, Aug al bert Ta Oigetes Palmer, New Vor. CKnawewan, Jone’ Scia pont BAERS sas ten, wea See Kndependenes. ¢ Crqerell: Nor. pecker, gud Samuel ‘Apvivion Oso he neat. Howlan |, tor Chias; Bima day jordan, rik x Maxgere: Pugh (Bry, port “Taacy Far, Jortan, fon Hong Koug. are ith.” Moutimorenst West, nad Pana. war Bowe, ie Marion, tee] from do, ane wikia " rseteaene ickerwne, : Eveline Rowa, Coc, won, feck, tian El Pariridge. Roms sleeve, Pawucen: fokery, Bi Bicida! Philips, do: SW tiie, Manwon, Greer BN Burttaen Comes. Oriente Cid sabre eaports 8 Shere - Barvet Garuish. Bostous oF ous. a aus Phillid Teusioa; Pa P Wostivall Harivont ion; Pipmiccare sches be, Began, New Hare Tiercoat Prov’ tence weet. Mary A Rogisnd. Regatta. der ae bart. Bridgeport; sloopa Missours. Benita NeEihone, Hackeusack: Oregon. iM minewe. Hammond, Ferdon; Flying Arcow, Fecrin, list 26-—Are Rockingham, Eastman, ‘Horta Oreutt, Battumore: “Delmont iavcke Locke! iphia; ‘Eudorus, Adama, do; Alfred, rartree. Coo Re Md; Holew Mar; Baxter, do; Bilwood. tit, Clark, do; Breadiield, Fuk do; BO Malirid der. Cu Cullen GW Hinson shaw; ote Et: Batohs ° zt a it earap oe rads bein jan i an a OS me, and an Tie hi iit abost rai BALTY an ‘24th, pt oe oe ie telgitaa, pam J to load for Port au'Prince; ‘nl tiv Moot, Gla zine te Fight {Bry. Ht Domingo; Baus. B. KER ‘& TANDING (Wari). ‘Aug 26—Bld ache Eph OIGHTON, Aug2i—Are echr Daniel Britton, Saunders DIG 5 is Philadelvbia. cL 225—Are sche Maria fouisa, Rabbioa, xtort aA Weld, Adama Eltmbethport Sta 300, rhe ivabethport. roan ogc este Rae - areca eae aks, Millon, Now ¥ fc ‘24th. be rool Fork: teary "yo “eae Witeon. Neto Aha a Pate. “Palladelphiss Eawence, NYork ona aaa.) park George nad Mary, Surinay ES’ HOLE, PLM.—Arr achrs Leader. Bar- peg Me Ang! i Proncer J Commiags, Luat, Phison or Nee Ty Pott Roval AO; Detance Pow do tor New York: T Lake, ‘Dou iv. ani Ana 8 Cannon. Haier: Go. for Philatelouia: Cee. DC; Orvis Francis. eelark, St for a. ares, Brace: QS Haleg. a Sate oe Pear per 4 dacrabble, Gregor micester Biaepre‘arectan, ‘Almira, Wind, Lion Witlow ead Mapericg Yi—Are beige Whittaker, Handy, Fisbins Bay, Ma for Kenacbvuks Marth ha dane (Br), Corbet, Windaor, RB, for N¥ark: ache Paviling. Harpe "Btockbam. Smith, Ph: ieiok. alumore do for Saganaw, for Bath: Harris, do for Vennaman. Portland for Josiah, 4 York for Boston; William A Rowe Bachel Taunaman, "deliner. Lynn fordo. Sid achrs Louise t. é Aa wind Laser with fog, beige Sarah: sat ase aw jo, Chimboraza, Weiser, (Br) ecass Seating Jasper, Montrose, L * yera, Packet, Glenroy, Gen Mai Caressa. Frances Gomn Asmauds, Tuite Fea Yphir, Susan Ross, Pool. HA Weoka. flag ac Pa Anois EF Martta, D a Baldwin, Mary Jaue, Le 3 Cummings Mill Creek, Dasance’ Take,’ A Cannon, Orel rrancie Abigal Haley. Hardserahbie, Portliens Joba Stockham. Leick, Josiah Achorn. n, Basaran, Percy Wh fb Vannauy ig 24- ‘a sehr [sabel, Burrows, Elivaveth- kell, NYork. all, Fitzwevald, Row. Iphia, Sid 2 Sait PNEW TORT he migtsiphia, echt H 8 Barnes, Rayinond, Pawtnoket for NVork NEW HAVE! ‘ Ace schra Emeline, Grit ta ite meet Fraal Uncle Joe, ‘be: Hughso Soop- bret teres earl me Baily Fowler, PHILADELPHT 2s- pe Ee aa ak oe oe brig cua jones: Pret ons. barks Commereio. Thompson, wi Wiige” wane il ferns Beacon, Willnme, and 4 proce i Bonon; Pairdenier, Gov; Case, ALOSTLAND, “4 26 Are Be tle Snow Bird, Mariner. Ravana; sobre tee leet, a, Yon ace Ma scton. ives oar deo for eta brig tari, Soren . Wi ‘ mrontavo rp rie Aug een ai af apne Sette abe Al = i Helen, Hudson, Port if Harvey my G.Plegs larvey, do: pire. Jefferson. (vo Dibble, Corsackse: Nile. Hil: Avon, Matthews: Marrietis. Tiand. Perkins, Eidridee; yo TL Miller, White, and fF: 5 Golden Bule, We Pona! jTHOWASTON, ‘Aug Are a Cavalter, Ay veer DENNIS. Ang 24Arr sehr Rescue, Kelly, a. CB, tor NYork (put in on account of head wi weather). PROPUSA. COMMITTEE ore JULY %, 1803.— anleatee: betwee aod ae Unued i ecutive Cominittee will receive pro- ete op vo the next. frm partion wiles ith (hem for the conveyance. {i mail bovwrgn the pide Kinswon. & fa wais island. f United 8: of America, chapeer 6 seam commual- tsand and ine | nited States of Lig 9 foreaald 101 m tise HN ita Clapter It—am act in ald of the a The « rhretyy conditions| ee the halen a for which 60. con inne tase, the ton, Se will he or tia Se ry Spc Konden, re Hom EC w York; or at thisoftice. sent to the aecrolary te e aide Committee of Jamaica, Spanish Town, 0 CONTRACTORS.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILT. received. uni! t tay of Reptember. for silewaka ip ihe vilage of Menpt Vernon. county. Spreiteations may be bad by addrvasing the Vroposals for walks of other thai be copsidered, The vill al! proponals 1 jOOLE, Chairman of Committee on Siveets and Sidewalks, _ Mount Vewxox, Augrat 27, 1868. FURSITURE. BARB OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.— doer, reli ray housekeepin, 1 ggurtawers al peal die rene oi Glas, Silver W bes, € ie. a ae., al) rade io wi i ae Re ad ar R SALE—THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND Exuipreenw, new last winter, ata eo over $4.00, “it ye oppor ¥ of howe in, Brooklyn. housekeeping wis is sure, thmg requimite is ip th marchased of the rman it then com. Address hi “or 3 * Tigi Oval Mirron, 1 Gar ORR ¢ 2 Bietoary, } Bureau, Bede, anc articles. _ Cail at i " at 19) East T fwenileth street. Hi xhcomz HOVSRHOLD 5 pr yiy 4 ‘A beautifai Parlor Suit, cor been in use seve monthe; ; One co. ys, 85; — aa BR. P @IBsoN, 17 AMET. — SEU 2 OR Rew in 4, Raguaror., Wii tse sh Aa bet pe EO ew en os” a8 ~