The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1865, Page 2

fia gold market thowed considerable steadiness this “morning, under a partial subsidence of ee caren of from of the sr pce gery owing to the Gaines of exchange, tmpertancs, The peace commission = aie was soon Gherwarts revived, a also the report of the intended prepayment of interest on the May coapons Bot the shipments of specie to this coun- try from Borope, if they do take place, will neces- sarily be very light, and it is semt-oitictally denied that the Beoreiary of the Treasury bas decided to pay the in terest im question om th) Grst of April, It is, mor-over, improbable that the porerament bs fally prepared to pay the whole am ant of [he Lnterest et the present ime. Late fe the afferecon rumors were circulated to the effect that Ko hmond was beng evacuated and that Dap- ville amd Salisbury had been captured, under which, be fore atx o clock, the price declined to 169, being a drop of Th from the highest point of the day, during wae | | the fuctuations were as (thas — wea * oe ATH nw@ae. ing wor M 170% lors bad orn The dosing quotation shows a deoline of seventy four and & half por cent on the par value of gold from the | Drighawt price reached the your gamely, im January—and / Of 116 per cont (rom the highest point of the war, which was touched te July inet Th aeilers still larg ly oninumber the buy ete, and the duxponition to operate for & vine, which Was shown im | the carly part of the day, was entirely checked before | the dow. The cure of the market t one of ‘etormittent panic, and the “belle” have eaffered so H heavily by the fall that they ore unable to resist the dowpwart tle Mean the heats! are precipi tating Ure fall ae fast the bottom tat length towehed they will turn with the | the market as vigurousty hey are ‘by the reaction as well «bat it poare” in Wall astally expend themselves tp Wut this Pulle dors net ajply to gold, which te yar apon svnd, than amy other os for ies emia, supply and opinion ante marketable (hin There was a further cogsiteruble 4 produce ond mr hated wers rumored In town, om . and several failures folie t hon A ral fooling of dis Wall street syuths tthe tof vely with the t Meweral day unsettled fceling in| . > compared with atye York is " Bo thern 44, Winois Content 1, Nort Idand \, Fe ve 1, Ob ‘ %. Cumberland ' ‘ were heavy. Five twent ‘ forties a, At the open bead » wk, there wa on im provement of 2% in Bie, > ntral 1%, end the Whole lit was high Ai the «ced regetar board the mirket Worl per cent lower on Eee, etd lower on the rest of (he lst; but pr romained My a 1G per cent higher than at st be Government see were tor, cider the adviers by the Afries at Halitex, Pi o0ws erie odvenced iy, new { a, tenet After the oni! and at the oye rd, at half pect three, there wa decline, in esmpothy with the ¢ ne coded Jf, Minos Central MY, ¢ erand Coal Oy, Fort Wayne 1',, lock Istond Money hos been in brisk demand at seven per e mien | call, and thore has beam eine shifting « - om gor ernments Commerciel paper bas rubmitt do lowe shaving than of late, and fore of the bare Deen rated at nine per cont, although the mage to Prem eight to eleven, Londe than cally ertieal of signatures, in view of 4 vuling disturbance af ofeign exchange is held witha Hite w refemecss Dy some of the te drawer, whe levk fur Feduced export and incr 4 bms ~The Ox parte trom this port for the week « thing of short of the import $ie Mut the ¢ ip value of the exports wt the imports, exeles specie, since the Ist of July, has been POR TO4MT In | addition to which we moet tke Int@ commie tion the large amounts of dd bearing eo curtias wh ob have been transmit ul, and # swelled volume of bily on the market. The bipmomt will undergo » temporary check, owing to the low price | at which they are selling ot eben reoetns | Of Ini Mig new of oa continaed 0 demand in Europe will be Mkely to inerenme a} Of tho recent lange Mij the London Stock Exchange, where to cane , they were quoted ab 61 on the Yt of Mareh Africa, however, Dr nos Bews of n subsequent improve ete | to 5236 a 54, and a decline in the rebel toan of Per cent. But at present prices shipments sat five-twenties could not be made withous low sterling, at sixty days, was quoted at ITA, a yon 1053 @ 1082 at short right at the close of businars, | The reduction of the Bank of Exglaud rate of digcount from Ove to for Lahalf per cont, which took tence in Onanctal on Mar. h 2, indicates incrensing snd commer tal circles, and corresponding ease in monetary channels, Ata meeting of the Clearing Honse Association, held yesterday, to consid r the ropy pointed to take ir three of the national bauks for two of the nur ve Fourth Notional a National—were admitied, Tht harmonious working of the ty A precedent in favor of atm institutions in the city to the they will have to continue the present ing thrqugh banks belonging to the Cle The trangactaams of some of the nat onal inetitw larger thin those of the ban loo th by a rule of the asseeintion, th don this manner for anther is rex clearings. Imiscion ton ts a Shey towards yetems, and ng the othe M He le fur one Privo0 Misa cert. 1000 NY Central 6'*. 2000 Erie Jd mgr... 000 Hud Riv 246 fly to MiehCend 8's,n 1 2000 Chi, B&eQ 8’, 1m, QW ANKTH2dm prt 1000 Chie NW Ist m 5000 Del, Lack W 2m 8000 Pitta, PWC Lin 1000 Wits, FWAC 2in 20000 American gold 976 do. 20 sbs Central wr, | son Renaing BW. 400 le de, 160 Mich So&N Ind 200 Lil Central RR. . Mt | yy fy) yo 31 110) & Hud Canal, 160 1105 61 B16 | a1 Bix | 500 Chic CRKIGRE, 08 ont 500 dy blo 100 do 20 98K 200 Mi & PrduGhRR a 700 Vite, FIWACDRR $8 4 eeeeeee 7OHan SECOND BOARD, Hewr-rast Two o'Croce P.M. 00 Wyoming VC Co. 20000186's,5-20,con 100% 500 she Maripo MgCo 13'5 W500 do. new ise 1006 - Erie nk. 67% ie #10-40,com 961 1500 do... 96% om Tenn’, 00... 56 Hudson 140% | 100 Ohio & Miss cer 27 200 wil & Paw ChRR 00) American gold eae RR.,... 107, Ca eee ‘630 107 }o00 do. 100 wien 80 a #1 64, 100 sha Canto % 100 40... 6.810 64} Chile +4 W pret 60 300 do. 100 TH Central Ri. 110) 500 Cleve & Pitta RR 70 100 Chie ARK TERR, 0 400 904 ” coe do, do. star ae poibie, and when | | eanks ashes at 202., Tawat = turd, There was rather more activity | tw th: Cand higher pri * realized. Tho alee om the spot wore 6,000 bby mt) Asuze.—Receipts, 109 bbls. The market continues dull and prices nominal. Breavstupes.—Receipts, 5,010 bbls. flour, 1,760 bbls. ‘nd 437 bags corn meal, 300 bushels wheat, 5,024 do corm, 7,961 do. oats, 412 do. barley and 825 do. malt, The market for State apd Western flour continued very quiet, and prices have further declined 59. # 10c., with only « moderate demand from the trade. The sales were 6,000 bbls. State and Western, 600 do. Southern and 400 do. Canadian. e flour was scarcely go firm. We no- tice sales of 300 bbls. at $8 a $5 30. Corn meal was in moderate request ond hraacgll pales 260 bbia. at $6 for pe Wee +++ $9 80010 10 10 30. 10 40 Chalee Bt 10 45.010 60 Common to m 10 85 a 10 55 Extra round hoop Ohio. ie 2 a 2» MH Western trade brands. a Extra St. Louis 1) 00014 85 Common South: Fancy and exten do. Common Canadian Good to ehoice and sn depressed, prices of pews having a with no sales of moment to report. in rye we heard of no sales, aud pric's were nominally unch Barley Was a shade easier, with sales of 2,500 bushels Stat» at # 10. Malt was dull and prices were nominally lower, “orn market was very quiet, and prices were a shade sales 5,000 new yellow at $1 52 @ $1 67, and mixed Western at $1.63, Outs were dull and lower, with sules ai $106.9 $1 09 for Jersey and Penn-ylvan.a, and $110 ss Western, Corvge.—The market ruled very quiet, but gol rates remained sbout the same, whilo currency quotations ‘wore lower with th: dec in’ in gold, Co-1oy,—The domend continued very modorate, being contin d to the immediate wants of the trade, and prices urdor the fail in gold declined de, por Ib., with sales of only 450 bal 4, “Florida, Mobile, N.O.@T. | Ordinary. 45 15 46 46 | Middl 62 62 63 63 | Good middiing... 64 4 0 65 Frxicimy were dull, Engagn to Liverpool in- | eluded 100 boxes bacon at 35, 6: “per steamer boxes bacon at 15s., and 600 p 03 b Wor at 204. To Ginsgow 60 yhhds tallow at 10s. To Amsterdam 80 and to Hamburg 50 tong measure- rood wt 203. * 2, and retail lots, for ety uso, at $1 70a $1 75. rx —The supply of prime grades being light, and PAF toa quite nctive vor titis qui 0 market con- tianes very firm, aial full prices we ed; the sales were 125 Dales at 30c, a . for new. th fancy at 58°, and 25e. a Bse. for i563. Motassrs ruled very quiet, und prices are tending downward, in sympathy with gold; salex £0 hhds. Porto Kuco at Tie, By auction 194 hhds. and 54 ti rces new pup Porto Rivo at 80e, a 86c., fone month. Nav Lo? Ro.—The market for spirits turpentine con- 4 excited, and full prices were demanded, though tors asked ae advan e; sales of 48 boxes at 15. $2.20. Kosins were tirm’ aud in modorate de- 1 $20.8 $25 for cominon to strained. ‘Tar was dull al. The demind for all kinds of 0 continues lined aud prices of some descriptions have dectined ove tilly. Land olf was a trtile lower, small sales hay. ny been made at $2a $2.05, while large parcels could te obtemed at $1 00. Linseed was dilland nominal at $1 69 4 $l 57. Ocher kinds were without tnaterial Change un value Pr route a, —Rece'pts, 2,683 bbls. 1 1th a tmorterate tut The market op ned but closed dull « shote lower. The sales ned to 1,250 on the spot, at hi-dly ab th: " 550 bbia refined at b5e pour, aud t f free, the morket cloiug heavy at our in- wider toe Porat x4 ate eipts, 277 bbla. pork, 745 pkgs. cut ' for vew mean, closing at #3 16 9» $22 for extra rate request, With s&..0 OF tierce becf, which is 120 tierces at $35 i 50. Bacon was tn i, but scarcely so itr; sales 500 While, at Ite @ IT '\e. for Combertand cut, Ise. a lee. for shat ribbed, ‘and ITA for aot —. Cot meats were moderately active, and a Boot hunas 100 bowers at prey carce, we wetien sile of * Ae article, says the fall of Charleston is » victory which wit! recompense the Unionists for many labors and epcourng® them to pursue, with renewed vigor, the congqucst of the So th. It believes that, although the South ts sew wir tually slut out from the world, it:will continue to show un } obstinasy in defence. The tondom Mews contents itself by editorialty a tai ty. operations of Geucral Shormaa ins straw of ew The Jouton Post argues that Charleston was ove cuated as 4 strategic necessity, and says Gener! Sher miui's movements have been Characterized by foreight and accurate calculations, which have ebiainsd reeults which place him in the foremost rank of the generals of the pres nt day TUS NEWS IN THE MARKETS. ‘Ths news was published too late. om the 3d of Marob for the Liverpoot aud Manchester warkets; but the Grvt eflect was ono of depreasion, and cotton declined. THK FLOW OF GOLD. The London New, in its city articls, says there is 5ome prospect of gold shipments being made to Now York, owing to the flatness of oxchange. Were these to com- mence they would probably mark tho turning point in the Enclish money market, NO WAX BRTWREN ENGLAND AND AMRKIVA. The Liverpool Post, in an editorial contending against ‘8 probable war betweon England and America, says’ —In a note from a momber of the government, rece.ved in Liverpool on tho 2d, ocours tho following. passage: —‘I hear the city is uneasy about America, Wo lave, how- ever, more pacific and ‘satisfactory declarations from the United}States. government than fore long time past lag been the case."’ SIR FREDERICK sRUCK'S MISAION. The Liverpool Po:t thinks the néw Minister gorv out to-reciprocate the words of amity recently transmitted across the Atlantic. Sir F. Bruce is officially garettod as Minister to Wash- ington, Henry 8. Foote’s Manifesto. THE REBEL CONGRESSMAN'’S EXPLANATION OF 11S FLIGHT FROM RICHMOND AND AMERICA. Henry &. Foote, late rebel Congressman from Tennes- see, has found the ‘sequestered spot’ where ho hoped to be free from persecution and taxation. It is at the “Golden Cross Hotel, the Strand, Lendon;'’ and from here he dates a manifesto to his constituents in his usual graudioquent style. His purpose in addressing them he declares to be in order that he may represent the reasons which influenced him to leave the rebel States, and in doing this he intimates that “the actual condition of things in both sections of his own dear native co:n- try’? (and not Mr. Lincoln) forced him to-seek refuge in a foreign land before he could communicate said reasons and divers other matters, which he assures hi “well be- loved constituents” “are vilaliy associated with their honor and happiness.” He begins by endeavoring to show that he. was and ts» | Union man, His facts are not strong, his arguments weak and his success rather lame. Hie assertions are worthy of notice, however, from the {uct that he couples them with the statement that bis oppostion to the dis. union schemes which had culminated in the Montgomery rebel government and Congress were well known to bis constituents when they elected him in 1862, without #o- licitation on his part, to represent them, or, in other words, that he was elected to the rebel Congress as He refers to his course in that to have early and persistently “the shameful efforts of Mr. Davis and sswrs to undermine the public liberties aud establish a ee on {te ruins,” He claims credit for hie ef “to effect the remodeling of the wretched Cabinet of Davis; the exposition of rank official corruption; the earnest sud sensonable in- Ascoston or'certain meritorious military commanders when heartlessly and wickedly assailed by Mr. Darts and his Toe lard marker walla | No! waters with sakes of 800° pact Panini for @reniders, amd eS, - 108 Nice gute meetve, vat lower peices w SORE caterers ob Tere fic, for mie tenn and kettle rendered ; also 250 livery at 206. 8 0 Butter dull and 4 240. for Western, and 2c. a 35< for Nand nominal erect hes ruled My 4 quiet, and prices ales cat be fon 4 ” = ie of, owt = fall in gold. y rein ng co Mt be bit 18 . wales were 179 bhds Coba at ibe, Refine 3 and lower 6 for tare Ta tow has further declined We perl>, with a limited Bale» $0,000 Ibs at Mie, a 13 Ge. 0. —Kevtipts, 42 bil = The = market was dull, vo remained the same. Sales 160 bbls. at $2 25 eterh EUROPE. employes;” and “the untiring industry which he has dis- played in the arraignment of ineompetent generals, with a viow to their dismissal.’ Ho states that he at last grew dieguated with the “gross and undeniable mismanage- ment" of Davis, and “the servility of his imcompetent and snobbish Congress ;"” and so, with “the advice of all his discerning friends," he came to the sage conclusion that the “outh would be inevitably ruined” if an honorable peace was hot speedily efiected. Knowing Davis was sol- fishly bent on a further prosecution of the war for his vile purposes, Foote says that, ‘alter consulting with the he-t and wisest men whom I (he) met,” he resolved to lose ‘no time in introducing resolutions into the rebel House of Representatives looking to immediate action on the part of Congress itself. They were rejected, as is well known, much to Foote’s mortification, which is expressed im the manifesto in a review of Davis’ administration. The Africa at Halifax with Two | Days Later News. ‘ Wonderful Effects of the Cap- ture of Charleston, | Advance in United States Morks----Heavy Fall in the Rebel Lonn-—--Sherman in the *Fore- k of Generals”----The London Journals Quite Friendly, and Sir Frederick Bruce to Reeipro- cate Words of — ‘ coLo LIKELY hed Flow 10 NEW YORK. | cree Rebets to Account tor Seteures of British Neutrals at Sea. Seuator Foote Denounces the Confederacy. Montevideo Besieged by the Brazilians | The seomebip Africa, whieh left Lererpoal on the 4th and Queemtows on the Mth of March, arrived at | Holifex at seven o'cisek yerterntay morning She har (birty-oine pasmenger fur Malifex end twenty Ove for The Afrien sailed from Halifax at nooe for Boston, | pe will be due this (Friday) might “we by the Africa is two days later teomehip City of Cork left Liverpool shouts. Reowsly with the Africa for New York The steamstip St David arrived at Londonderry at | | Ball past nine ob the evening of the Bd tnet., fod Liver pool at half-pact six PM. on the ot The ‘The steamsliip Australagian arrived at Queenstown on | contained in the concluding paragraph of hie manifesto, ) whieh bas all the virtuous conciseness and wisdom gene- | the afternoon of the dd, and at Liverpool at soon on the 40h instant, Effect of tne News of | Pall of Charles- ton—What the Knglish Journals Sey of | 10; se Sherman—Advance in Untted States Stocke and Fall in the Rebel Loan, de. The news per Australasian of the fall of | caused mach sensation in England Its immediate was the advance of two par cont in United States bonds and a decline of four per cent in the rebel loan, The London Times says the influence of the success at # | Charleston can Aardly be eaaggerated. The moral effects Cannot but be most powerful on the conduct of the war, It is Been that the population of the Southeastern Bates i@ not able to oppose the march of the Union armies, The advance from Savannah to Charleston seems to have been as easy as the march from Atlanta to Savanoah. | im mid-ocoam, te compares Mr. Lincoln to Neptane, begs While this disgust was still om him, Foote loft Richmond, sent his wife through to Nashville, got captured, was re- leased and escaped to Sheridan's lines and announced himself ax a peace commissioner in a long letter to Mr. Seward, chiefly remarkable for the assertion that he represented in that capacity ‘‘a large pomber of the most weighty and influential statesmen that the South contained, and at the wish of a very large majority of the people of the Southern States,” whom he assures Mr. Seward ‘are ready and anxious to enter once more be fraternal Union with our fellow citizens of the orth.”’ He basa plan for the settlement of what he po tho chief difficulty in the way of bringing the war to a close—namely, slavery. He begs the North to deal with the South ou that point “liberally and Kindly,”’ and aay Consider, vealed by ‘ou please, that the fale of has | deepbrarces of the war itwlf; that Mary- u's fine State, and Misourh likewise; that North Carolina and by their oum wlintary 3 neipation; and that in probabitity before the clese of the century wnery will warhere exist upon the continen’. Can You not ailord, then, ty leave it where the federal constitution left iv Hf, thou ircumstances exist which render such pian of settlement impossible, then Jam. d toaay, half of those whom I represent, that we will agree to soch a change of the federal con‘titution-as will secure the entire extinetiy on the tstday of January, 1900, and which will provide also for the freedom of all bloot who shall be born after the Lst y to this letter and his appl cation to be allowed 10 Washington, Seward sent. orders to General eridan to send Foote to New York. On arriving in New York pormision was granted him to leave Ube coun. 1s in February, 1965, after ad dressing another tong letter to Seward, following ” with oor t@ Mr Lincotn, Taking his ene from the feet that he writes from on board the steamer him to “look ‘he god. astume the &- ident of pacification and compos the d-conday uts of Ais vexed land, ’* He ix also gexetous enough Ww toll him how to do this, recommend eg «9 the moet potent apels to.allay the fury Of the contending passions of the two sections the adop. Hon Of mesures for gredual emancipation in ea of im- mediate abolition, and the remorseless enforcement of the Meatve Foote doctrwe, and not forgetting that his ‘woquestered spot is comfortably, not to aay luxuri ously, lwented in (he Lesom of the British nation, Foote proceeds in a foot node to show Wat England could very coustewntly joiv in the enforcement of the Montoe doc. tring, a4 improved by Foote, and present the sublime spectacte of the Anglo-Saxon rece driving the rest of creation off the face of the globe! The “method of Mr Foote’s madness’ is probably r rally attributed to portoripta He says: — On arriving tn the city of London I sat down to draw up this address to my valued neighbors and friends of Tennewee, It ie not now my fortunate lot to see you face to face; cre my cone ma el pa] ‘bat I entreat you, my count Y President may be the action of now In power in Se pe muy, submitted to them that you will yourselves lore no time in return. to the af the federal Union, Wt ie far better, in my deliberate opiniva, t that you should do sa, and do Fo wenn, than to the chanors of future military suc. he The = ae ce THE KEDE! RAM OLLN) The rebel ram Stonewall continues at 5 Peers, watchod NEW YORK oe FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1865. had bere directed to « certain minete of inetructhous alleged to have beon issued by the Confederate govern: ? f H i i i a | i F i ‘ ! 7 j i E | ! 28] KE Pr i i k Hi Turkey. ‘The dificuity between Turkey end Perma was i“ more sertous A Tuptore wae Tp a re at Ss onvent and ® pam ber of houses wore liven were lant Private Calcutta telegrams of ‘28 report « Peaic prevailiug there in cona quence of the peace news America, Cotton iy nee, were declining aud ox change was nomimally 2s. Bounay, Feb, 24, 1806, Cotton goods and freighta lower. Commercial Intelligence. THR LONDON MONKY MARKET. Discount demand y ne: tive at the bank reduced minimum of 43 per cent; sup- however, was good. ply, Loxpow, March 4—Ev. ning. Consols close at 88% a 89 for money. AMERICAN STOCK. —United States five- twenties 53% « ie tg Central Railroad 624 #63, Ere Railroad Funda quiet but stead, ee ‘an securities have improved two per ceat, and the rebel loan has declined four per cent. PARIS BOURSE. Parts, March 4—Evening. Tho Bouse is flat; rentes closed at OTfr. The, LIVERPOOL, MARKETS. {The weekly cotton market was received per steamship Peruvian, at Portiand.—Ep, Hews, } TRAM REPORT. The Manchester market ia very dull, and cotton goods and yarns have declined 1d. a a f LIVERPOOL BREAVSTUFKS MAKKET. Maron 3—Evening The breadstufls market is downward and very dull. Messrs. Wakefield, Nash & Co. and others report :—-Flour dull. Wheat inactive and nominal. Coen very dull; mixed, 274. a 27s. 6. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. The provisions market bas a doclinng tendency. Messrs. Ric! Spence & Co., Gord, Bruce & Co. and others report:—Beef casler. ‘Vork heavy and de- clined: 1s. a 2s, 6d. Bavon qutet. Butter dull and de- clined 23. 468 Lurd steady, Taltow drm. LIVERPOOL Faopucn MARKET. ‘Ashes quiet at 20s. a 305. 6d. for pots and pearls. Suger vas an upward tendency. Coffee quici and st ady Rice firm. & oil steady. Rosin qwiet. Spirits or turpentine quiet and steady. The petroleum market is quiet and steady; retined is. 10d. a 28. per gallon. LONDON MARKKTS. Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Iron dui Sugar 3 rant. Coffee qniet. Tea nominal. Hice firm. Spirits Tpentine sendy. Petroleum steady; rade, £18; pn, 1s. id. Sperm oil quiet at £80 a £81. Tatiow firmer and advanced 6d. THE LATEST MARKETS. Liverroot, March 14—Evening. Corroy.—Sales to-day 8,000 bales, including 1,500 bales to speculators and exporters. The market is flat, under the advices from America, and quotations have 14. per Ib. Brxavsturrs.—The market is dull. Provisions. —The market is inactive. " MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Goapor—Comrtos.—On Wednesday, March 15, by a Mr. Oapey, at the residence of ‘the bride’ futher, jan GORDON, of Brooklyn, to Puras 8., daughter of Wiliam B. Compton, of Geers bate tn te oda a March 14, by the Rev. E Kasvon, Hartord, Edwin H. Chapin, uns: Guymon Brown, Coun., to ZuLerrk Brow: of thia city. MspivG—Bramaax.—On Thursday evening, March 16, at St. Andrew's church, Harlem, by the Rev. Drs. Draper and Peters, Cas, W. Mrvinc to Axwix E. M. BremMay, danghter of J. M. Bramman, Exq., of Tromas—Sixcrar.—In Brookiy'n, on Tuesday, Mareh a ‘at the residence of the bride's sister, by the Rev. Dr. Lowery, Captain Aunxxt Tuomas, Twenty-fourth New York cavalry, to Miss Lecrwria Sixcuar, both of Oswego. No Oswego papers please copy. Avsor.—At Middletown, Conn., on Sundsy, March 5, ‘Hon. Caanum R, Aisor, aged 62 yoars. Braxpox,—Epwanp Braxpox, His remains will be conveyed tothe Evergseens Ceme- for intermont. AGGoT?.—On Wednesday ne, March 15, Canin youngest daughter of Charles F. and Mary Baggot. Sie Telatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fun ral, this (Friday) afternoon, ot one o'clock, from the residence-of her parents, No. 96 West Twenty-fourth street. Buapr.—On Tharetey, March 46, Trasxce Brapy, in the Ther rl fhiends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frem his late residence, 609 West Fifty-second street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Brownmes. —Suddenly, on Thursday, March , Witte 8. Browxent, in the 50th year of his age Funeral will take place on Saturday afterneon, at two o'clock, from his late resdence, Bushwick avenue, be tween Ainslie and Devoe Drennan Williamsburg. Fricuds and acqua tances are respectfully ed to abtend aes Rot a. n, rs ploase copy. er: Asa hd Wodnesday, March 15, Jou Canuuffas, ci) are respectfully invtted to | attend the funeral, f Paul's chureh, Pitty ninth street, between Ninth amd Tenth avenues, on Saturday morning, atten o'clock, where a reqncm ‘mass will be oat papers please copy k.-—At Danbury, Conn., on Wednesday, Mu KOLINE B, Comstock, daughter of the late Dr. D tock, of Danbury, Cov xox. On Thareday, Masrh 16, alter a lang and pain- ful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mary AXN Dixoy, in the 64h year of hr age. The funeral will take place on Sunday afteru cisely two o'clock, from the residence of her’ son-in law, Jou H. Shuils, 41 Keoome street, The relatives and frends are re: spectfull invited to attend. Her re mains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. St, John (New Brunswick) payers please copy Dorie. —On W: dnosday, rh 15, of consumption, Hever Dovir, son of Edward and Safub.Doyle, aged 23 years. Friends and family axe reapertiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie father, 136 Mott stroet, this 3 ) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, w thout further pd on Detox. —On Wednesday, March 15, Jaurs Dentox, im the 72d year of his ae. ‘The rolatives and,friends of the faraily are renpeottelie invited to attend the faneral, this (Kriday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his son, William Den. ton, 802 Atiunt.c strect, Brooklyn. Desrixe.—On Thursday morning, March 16, Bony Jamesox, second son of Samuel P. and Rebecca P. Doer- bey years, 6 months and 14 day: ye friends of the family are "enecttlty tevited to | attend the fuzeral, om Saturday afternoon, at balf-past | two o'clock, from 338 bad Str et, South Brooklyn. Eu. —At tre General ‘pal, Baton Rouge, La. Sunday, December 11, 1 tot of eomie aren, Boa > ui, son of Edward ‘elite of Newport, BR. | 357 East Tenth street. 7° rs) 3 monthe wnd 16 days. He was ‘born in reland, and belonged to Scout's Nine Hundred, sien and Cay an Trelaad) papers please cop : , arc 8 erase wife of are invited to lence, 460 Wash ‘ednesday, March 16, Kurt, danghter ne late William Forrest. The frionds and rolatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of the family, 247 Wen * ery Abird strect, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'eloo by Union vessels, The truth of the report that ahe was The London Star rogards the fail of Charleston as pre. | lewking t* not confirmed, a she continues to take on monitory of the utter overthrow of the rebellion. The London Army and Navy Gartte says the evacia- tion of Charleston and Ooty 4 aod the concenteatioa board @ large quantity of coal. REBEL NAVAL SRIZURRS OF NRUTRALS. To thy Mo 2 gh eh Me SUA of Com Gurex.-tn_ this city, on Wednesday, March 16, of pneumonia, Evecart Gres, Tho funeral wiit take ince from the Presbyterian church at Madison, N. J., on Saturday morning, at cleven o'clock. Trene eve vi Barclay street ferry at half. 5. ph ck A Ul pops in Saul, Gown, oa Taceday, Margla Ww The von, ‘cereal, with: Hem. —On fh morning, afters gong sata fot of doles Hosier, ta the her age. ‘Tlat year ‘Tho relatives and friends af the family are repectfully tari i aoud tho funeral, from er late ue, on seventh day ine, 8 |B ° Hor r-ma ng will Me oneal Hvamn.—On Wednesday, Slarch 15, Janes Hua native of the parish of Dromore, county ‘Tyrone, Ireland, im the 48th year of his age, ‘The friends and aequaintances of the family, and thone | of bis brothers-in-law, Messrs, Thomas McCann and Janes Dempsey, aro resp.cthully invit 4 to attend the funeral, from the residen ¢ of his brother-in-law, Gourse Baker, No. 606 Bloventh avenue, this (Friday) ‘afternoon, at one o'clock, Jom —At Wash on Monday ovoning, March 13, Mane Banas Joxsy whe of tho Rev. Geo eae, United mx Y Nevytan ‘and daughter of Guld §, Bil vos and fronds of tho family are invited to funoral, from the residence uf her father, 31 corner of ‘Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, on Satur- afternoon, at three o'clock on Satarday, Feb- parma, New Gi ince, aged 43 h's brother. slaw, S:0- ‘0, 217 Clinton str-et, Brooklyn, on tat urday atternoon, nt throe o'clock, without farther notice. er eresa eet ‘and severe illn. 84, ANN 7] WAX, Srl Wexford, parish’ of Kill- year of on ud friend oF the famni are respectful the funeral, from hor lato residence, No, -nnth street, an 8 cnday afternoon, ub jor remains wilt “be interred in Calvery of his: 5 erent are respco! y residence, No, a4 is (Friday) aftern at one o'olock. 0 tal rigay)afiernooe, a March 15, Fioea. Loew. ee take this (Friday) morning, at ten the noun of cea Thea avenue. try eet invited to attend. 7 ed of h ne MoUer, Hoboken, on Wednesday, ‘Mard 15, Maey, relict of Ciristiag Moller, aged 79 yeurs and 11 months. The relatives and friends of the fumily-are invited to ationd the funeral, trom the German Lutheran churc! Siath strect, between First and Second avenues, on Satu afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, it. —Ln Lrook! wena pene evening, March 15, Joun Win of George J. aud. Kato E. Mitchell, aged 6 years, Simnaine and Se'carh The reiative 3 invited to ation ue funeral, from the eapon Hhng 103 Peart stret, this (Friday) afternoon, at two Macts. On Thursday morning, March 16, Jonx Man§ ns, a noive of Dungannon, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged €9 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect(ully invite (o attend the funeral, from tho ‘residence of his sowinlaw, Jobn i, Cowam, 644 Third avenue, this rs tay) afternoon, at one o'clock. Mon: 0% -—On Weduesday Roraitis March 16, Mav Mort oN, widow of Neal Morison, Sr., in the 77th year of her ago. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of a son, Jobn Morivon, and of her daughter, Anna Wright, are resp-cttully'invited to attend the Tuneral, from her late residence, Nu. 323 East Thirtieth street, this (Friday) aft ruecn, at two o we k be ka ite Thursday, March 16, Brivert Mrvcer, wife of Williaa Sluler, arid daughter of John and Marge” r 4 Smith, co .nty Cavan, Ireland. ‘Phe relitives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funers!, from her lato r sidence, 49 Kast Forty- first sirect, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. M come.—On Thyrsday, March 16, E:4pkLLa Isp. 11, sevench daughter of Captain J, T, and Eliza M. Maga’ ‘re, aged 1 year, 1 month and 21 daya, The Folatives and friends of the family, also Michaci 8. and Philip Maguire, are resp ctfully inv tod to attend tho funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at out o'clock, from No. Mo#vtn.—On Wednesday, March 16, Daxien, only foaabee Jobn and Margaret McBride, aged 8 months and pt The friends of the family are respectfelly invited to attend the funeral, from No, 12% Seventh aveiue, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, No carriages allowed. Nusss.—On Wednesday, March 15, of croup, vp geod E. Nupns,danghter of Robert and Nancy Nunns, aged 4 years. Tho’ relatives and friends are respe iWully invied to attend the evul, from No. 151 East Thirteenth street, this (Friday) afte rhoon, a one o'clock. kKGO.—At Montreal, Canada, on beper er 12, after a severe and painfal jltness Eiars, ed wite of William L, Perego, late of New York. Tous k.—On Rares morn ng, March 16, Matuxw D. ‘Sten son of Thomas Burper, aged 31 years. to Poughkeepsie. March 14, Maxraa J. Seaamag relic of tee ce ey yal The relati friends of the family are invited to ju the Tl year of her attend the rod this (Frida ter! at two o'clock, trom the residence Poa ier on jaw, Cromwell T. White, 3 East PR ‘Fourth yd ‘Third month, Asxa caro ‘Tho relatives sn of the family are pe remeeetully, invited to attend the funeral, at Friends’ meeti: a on Sixth day, 1th, at one o'clock. Vaaser.—On Wednesday morning, March 16, at three of consumption, Mr. Newz F. Vaazuy, in the Tiayetr oth hin ll take on — mornin, ve The funeral mine o'clock, from his residence, No, 138 Twenty-first otroet. His friends are respectfully fnvited toattend. Waiken.—On Thursday morning, March 16, Lucy E. wife of Frederick Walker, and daughter of Platt, of New York. tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late lence, 208 West Fifty-eeventh street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further notice. vi d, Conn, at the resistence of her son- n, on Wedvesday, March 15, Sanat, in the 76th year of her age. invited: to attend the funeral serv ions, 88 her late resi- dence, this (Friday) afternoon 0 wleloek. Carriages will beim readiness on the arrival of the trains, which leave Twenty-seventh street at 11:30 amd 12:16. he re- mains will be taken to Greenwood on Saturday morning. Warpest.—On Wednesday, March. 16, . MARTA Wanpenn, aged 75 years. The relatives friends of the faratly are invited r attend the funeral, from the house of her son-in-law, E. P. Winana, No. 2913, West Nineteentiy street, this «Pri day) afternoen, at half-past two o'clock. Voon.-On Thursday, March 16, The relatives and friends are re: ‘ally invited to attend the funeral, from No. 162 a Twonty-cighth strect, this (Friday) at twelve o'clock, noon. Wino, —Ou Thursday, March 16, Hevey, infant son of Martin and Maria W! Funeral servicers at half-paat twelve o’cloek, at 171 D uteta st ie from whenee the remains will bo takes to Ren, Nd forrinterment, Steamboat leaves the foot sircem, at three o'clock, in the af ENE, young- ‘yxwa.—Ln Broo! AMER VICHARD: est child of Juues and Mary Wy nnec The faners| will take place this (Atiday) afternoon, at two o’cloak, from the residence of ie pareuts, 158 Hud son avenue: Ing house, tam Woon. SHIPPING MEWS. abwaxac rons ES moon C SUN STS, Port of CLEARED Steamabip JW Broce. Porter, Baltimere— Win Dalyell Steamship Octane Young, Baltumore—Wm Dalrell. Ship Eastward Ho (Hr, Byrne, New Zealand—K W Came ron. Baris Silas Fish, Brand, San Rranctecw—Suiton & Co O Bhuchard (Br), Menguan, Pernambuood: L Phipps & © me Con ta MoKense, Matamoros—K A Tiussey rk Wimburn (Br), ie Topeka (Br), Rundbere, Havana —J E Ward £0, iain a Kd Peers ' ver, Carscea—Dovale & © (ta Dundee (8, Loomer Horte Cabello—D R DeWoif & “Tg Roms elrm fpr stant ek Bo rig Velunteer : met, a Brig Joa, Havana—Trnj) abet Parag CN, irtagasla Cientuegoent™ “ire Altavela, Reidy Cardoans—Walsh & (: Anomede (Br), Crewe, Halifar—J F Winttne} ao. a kentnaces Baaneti, St Johns, NE Broce Sebr Geo Parker (Pe), Melride, Ragged Island, NS—D RK DeWoll & Co, Sehr Anna pevinla e NeDownld, Ma Sche Mary Green #aod, feyder, te HB Bascom, Rockwood, City Pulnt—Yan Brunt & [. Sirs falvert, 4 Washi: Sinead Sait a'e Pp. Bear ie Hodgaee, alk My ‘4 (cache A Berry, Planer, Witminglom, Deb M Mayhew & vemnnh, VoCrowett & | re A Searsport), pagar and eB Bak tat Sh, Bark eae an say Brien, sii Bdoyy, aad ry Sw with very nie pia ca _ well), Pinkham, Matanzas, ot Now mre, aa g mock, ha etseo fur Cork meee See eet Adoloque, frou Cardig bono, NS), Bidarktn, Matamoros, 16 eres ©. nd, Phielps: C Colson (ol Beliast, Ski Ina with “ir so ior i cope. Bormuda, 6 days, oa Ff Mt aa ig ‘Orinos ‘Chany ie ue NS), Martel bor, wank ear tb sugar, to Brig Metriwe let i Foran pommel "Brae ifelou of Shadi liurpe, Nay, Me Keni re, R By Mel ao to Brot ‘Balled tm com * einen ie, = Se Mae ail son *s Merlin (of by gat days, with wees Kir War nak Gon il ta an twtr g isueres, spoke Flash, from Matamoros for New York, 27 daye out, aud supniieg hoe her with Provialons, josen Rogers, New Orleans. 1 with flour, bem to Van Prune jaght. 18th fit shore atte ae bearing NW 1Z.ullee, saw @ bark ret a 2 salle, thon Shon oh Si oti late 3 Site Minnie (or st oun, NB eee. ‘iret With Wile Dape Mila waw. adhoc ats A ance agate from Sy Tana ble ra that he we tetton bhatt utter ising a day ands half was Shiliged to llp the anchor and Gt ‘Um nea, mind WAM bOveH, settiug bark the gale all prevailing, could, pot uo ‘no commual. Soe port wud, getting alwrt a. oy en Maria or Shelburne, Re), ee wg Feb 34 Spot Alagoa Ln fo Seams Hien! foe Ne ork, once Vor : She LataliasUudor! dna wih tr fruit, oJ & ‘araall, Shr Rover f Halifax), O° % yoo 8 Pah (or fax), oBpan jax, 6 days, with Sehr Sclir Ktta G ‘he A Schr S'L Crocker Pyoaby, Taunion for Phiicdetphla, a UI ce TT for aan eile mai ww Land, Schr Minnosota, Now Necford cl Beur Palmer, Schr Sarah, Benson, ‘New Hedio rd for Philadelphia, Sehr J Loaier, Lincoln, Dighton, “ Sehr L McKinney, —, rr. Beir J’ Price, Petson, Fall liver tor Philadelphia, Scie Neptune, Dow, Providence. Schr Chtvolty Coleman, New Haven, Sehr EB Wotten, Young, Brookhaven, SAILED, Steamers Mississippi, Gen Lyon, Artadue; bert Lamp- lighter. BELOW. A bark and a brig, unknown, Wind at sunset 82, fresh, cope: Misecllancous. Sreamsuir Orry or Bactinonx, Captain Mirehouse, of the Inman line, sails to-morrow, 18th inst, at noon, for Queens town and Liverpgol, She will take the mails for Great Britain and the Continent, Suir Viovorta, Alt, 860 tons, built at New York, im 183, has been sold, to go under a forcign thag, for $27,000. Banc Mana & Justa (Sp), Larda, from Manganilla for Havre, put into Philadelphia tbth inet," leaky, and wilt 10 dischas ‘or vepairs, On the 0th inst, during a terr se ale trom NNW, about 50 miles to the eastward of Cape Ltat- ipl oor ‘aleak 2s, made water #0 fast that the crew could ly keep her free. Scar baptone an, Derickson, of Shelbourne, NS, 17 days from New Yoi ; bound to Rid Grande, Brazis, with an as- cargo, was towed into St Georges, Merida, on the gah ult (bore reported), under jury meots, having, in lat 37 19, lon 61 31, been hove down and e mpelied to cubaway doth masts, which carried away the sis and rigging. Sour Roxanna Burwer, of Provide: “cine 115 tons, built at Tuckerton, NJ, in 18BL, has bees. avid to, Mesary Staples & Puillips, of Taunton, 0a praise te: he will hereafter hail from Taunton, Tunded cosatiand or U on Robt F Phillips. Saues or Stxammns—The ste. mers Mississippi and Mertt- mac, built fe Barieon Loring for the Union Steanwhip Com- ny, have been sold to parties in New York to run between pany, that city and Rio, Both steamers are now. in gorernment employs but will be released v. ist The sam ol one was $675,000 and Peta ai ahe date of (non ae CHARLOTTE (| ine), A— M0 tons, sx onthe hag'bven sol for 874 i io, Mir been sold at auction for $56,000 eanh. Notice to Mmriners. BOSTON HARBOR, BUZZARD'S BAY AND Mb ate souxp pyore ‘Bostox, Nat on orabeut tie dst uf Apri be ‘ice is bere! xan and (Sas Gan Biers v belonging, in the Soi the Spas Buoys wi now onc te their stations remoy bare pets ty Board.’ rrmodore U8 N, Tbighthouse “fnipector Second Distt The Cross 6 Veavel was anchosed at her station cee em 8 i ans Rivirg Oven, Sereno Gallco for Sort, Dec 7, lab wh tp piaddyetng, ioe Averpool for Rangoon, Jas hip Mountain m,feom Boston Ju 14 for Oal- Jon 27, lat 22 ip Porta: n'of the West" (garh tor New York), Pon ak cra le SSS, lege we Bark Jobn Banfield, Bastran, from Liverpool for Sea Fran- Ne cana hte potas befece), Alexander, frum ast of Affice tor Rew York, March Oy lui 38; ton 613¢° Berm ies: ign Ports. Agriswa., &—Arr brign Cesta Rica, fork, Fane Leet hte: Son Cattlion, Meare it or i Feb 28—Sld Charles Cooper, Gibson, Burana, Pao MCA Gucentar the Pleo dikion, beg 1-Arr Armada, Joifra3s from London for Calentta (andianch Feb 36 Arr ‘penile, Fereain;. NYork. Sid. 29%, Vallan, N Mer web ecktr Gardner Colby, McClellan, Callan and cld 2int foe patpnela). Guaxpiaur CB, h 2—8ld schr Lucy Ann, NYork; 6th bi “ao; Tih, brig Senort, do. favax, Feb 2—Sid Eliza Yor jatfield, NYork, Mh oid Mareh i ae Yigneau, Pictou fer jortua, Smith Trui do. 0, Metin port schraKuphetla, allem, for New: alia or Windsor, "NS), for Matizauilla tae To Masoh 2—Arr City of London (s), Petrie, New ook. Bld tat, Clty of Washington (8), Brooks, Ent for for San Franciseo, Lonoes, eh ee} secktowme Driver, SWork. Old 24, Southampton, at NYor ‘Lispox, 9-Bld Sacramento (U 8 steamer), Mareh 3— Ney, tor NYork 5 chien Chak toe Se hall Woe fe in A sramonos, Fob 23—1n port don. Atendin, apadiag Crow, 1 ge Xorks Tyee hig a ‘Nassau, arr 18th; and many’ Priymovrn, Mare b—Arr Messenger, Hin, oe cm ees, (n@ date)—Are Cariclita, Hassett, wu x, JanZ—In port, ship Fivelia, iver tS vac Eee Feb Mafranca, Hill, for New yore aa ince sig F for Philadelphia. newt a0, Feb 3—Aze Beatriz, Viana, NYork. ennir ApRica, AT HaLiram.) (Pee ved from New Foy Fe ry, ork Nate } ‘att thn, cf im, ab Mot. o nen haa, at Kirti “Jackson, nt Dover’ chant. “al Lavette ¥ Eaton, from 5 2a, for New , Eliza Young, Strom tlavre. American Port BRISTOL, Mareh 10—Sid schr Carthagens, Davis, Balt MUND—Are ache Ninetta, W Pruvidenge for NYork. $id 14th, brig California, Semis Hogua; sehr Barak E Jones, rchiS—Clt ship Scotian, Doane, Fostross Mon- ror. city te pins a Mareh 10—In Haze, ny ten aiecharge Shore wins: abeas yore, with cangure on goverment acca FALL RIVER, Mareh 14—Sid sehra MC Dh ean and Boch Pratt, Maker, NYork; sivop Neptune, Fateh, Blt eth port. Mth —Arr sebe Minerva, Crossman, Eltrabeth port, NANCIAL. bY DESL A LOAN OF PROM TQ TO nd dollars, on bond andsucrigage. Parties funds would do well to. answer this, Ad- SL New York Post ottice Note Ley \ MEETING OF MOTHAGE BONDITOLD. ta eiiehtae 8th, a A, tire avin dress ot the compony, So Seal one o'el a OF tae meeting. ONCE OF THE Maxmart FIRE. 28801 ISKURANOR sons, Now York, The A tion wry te 1865, —' se dpa Kwrope eam have ther let ore addcenang —J wed o Tneproalts A 1 one letters Schr Lacy Robinson, Davis, Philadelphin—Bentley, Smith ve. sehr Vitage Rat she thf i err eats - meet an, Roop Pad mites teaver ead atlas to Re 4 chur eniy. Lett at oil : yore ond abel froin New for vana—put “vere CG, “tan Instat na Ty — ordinal nanos eforen, to ip As! Bots transport), Gondry, Fortress Mon th ordnance fo Us Quartermaster. mig nate Gale, Baltimore, 40 hours, with ree eahip EC Knight, Gallagher, Philadelphia, 98 hours with mdse, ko Win Rasta bay t Bhip Rai oe 8 egy NAW. 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