The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL. oe * Fuupay, April 7—6 P.M «he gold market has been depressed toway bythe news of Sheridan's sudeessful attack upon the retreating army of Lee, as also the report that the laiter had been cornered and compelled to surrender with his entire force, Late in the afternoon, however, it transpired that this was at least premature, and had its origin ‘n the capiure of General Custis Lee, upon which, the price recovered to within three quarters of one per cent of the op ning price, Cash gold 1s more abundant, but the market is slow to yield, The speculative fecling w atthe same time tame, as the stirring events which are following each other in rapid suecession hold the market in sus- pense. These had been discounted in the gokd room for more than a week before the evacuation of Richmond and Petersburg; but even the most sanguine of the bears hardly looked forward to such a series of spiondid and decisive victories for the Union arms within so short a space of time, They discounted what they regarded only as poasible contingencies, and which now stand out fas great historical realities, The scene is changed and our Ginaneial prospects have improved in proportion to the dwindling down of the rebellion, Henceforward the price of gold will be regulated more by the law of legitimate supply and demand and the condition of the public finances than dy military success or defeat; but those who look for an end of our fiscal troubles with the close of the war will eventually find that they have greatly miscalculated, and that with peace the gravity of tif financia! question will first begin to be properly appreciated, and that gold will long con- fénue one of the most sensitive commodities that can be Bought and ‘sold with greenbucks, The quotations ‘The stock market contiues active and in the ascendant, the speculative feeling being very strong. At the first board Erie wag 4}¢ higher than at the close of the second board yesterday, New York Contral 4%, Michigan South- ern 2%, Fort Wayne 1%, Hudson River 3%, Cleveland and Pitteburg 2, Rock Island 2%, Cumberland 34. Northwestern was 1}¢ lower. Governments were steady. After the call and at the open board at one o'clock prices advanced 14; a 354 per cont on the New York roads; but the extreme advance was not sustained at the second session of the regular board, at the close of which Erio was 3 higher that at the first board; New York Central 1, Michigan Central 1, Michigan Southern 3g, Reading %, Northwestern 1}, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Cumberland 13%, iinois Central was % lower, Hudson 1, Fort Wayne 3, Rock Island 4. Government securi- ties were firm. Coupon five-twenties advanced %. At the open board at haif-past three there was a general re- cevery of prices. New York Central closed at 9814, Erie YOM a %, Reading 103%, Michigan Southern 63%, Hud- een River 101%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 67%, Rock Island 93}, Cumberland 41%. The bull movement in stooks is being assisted by a large number of outside speculators anxious to profit by it, and the rise has been #0 sharp and sudden that {t has astonished the bears, who find their former profits melting away rapidly wnder the process. Thus far the movement has gained strongth with its progress, us was to be expected, in view of the vulnerable condition of the market, and there is no symptom of its forve being nearly expended. Some reaction will doubtless soon be experienced; but from pre:ent appearances it will be only pro; to a further rise. Then will come the pe of war, the bears will again make themselves ‘The supply of money continues abundant at 6 47 per cont on eall. There is very little activity in the discount ne, and firet class commercial paper Js quoted at 8 a 10 orcent. It is a matter of necessity on the part of the overnment to keep the money market easy in order to «old disturbance of the price of its securities and sub- ortptions to the seven-thirty loan; but its requirements are 90. pressing that i will probably be soon compelled to roduce its balances with the national banks, and this will diminish, of course, the surplus of loanable funds now on the market. Foreign exchange §has been firmer to-day under a (e- mand for to-morrow’s steamer. Leading drawers say tbat they are adyised of the intended shipment of con- siderable parcels of five-twenties which may be expected bére very soon, It is known that orders for these bonds ‘ave been sent from this side under limitations; but there are parties here ready to absorb any amount that may be geturned, The immodiate effect will tell upon gold rather B Mich Central RR 101 Cleve & Pitt RR, 6634 000 Mich Suh RR ax 50000 Ohio & Miss cer shs Canton Uo 60 Cumb (oul pref. . K RR K ssetsezersceeses s RR CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Faivay, April 7—6 P. M. Asune.—There wes no inquiry, and, in the absence of sales, prices were wholly nominal. Brsaveturrs.—Receipts, 10,276 bbls. flour, 38 bbls, and 1,170 bags corn meal, 2,960 bushels corn, 4,185 do. oats and 10,000 do, malt. The market for State ‘and Weatern flour opened steadily, with a fair demand; but closed dull and declining, owing to the fall in gold. The sales comprised only 8,000 bbls. State and Western, 600 do. Soutbern and 400 do. Canadian, at the annexed quo- tations, Bye flour continued in mod:rate demand at vious raies. Salce 160 bbis. oe 15. $6 25. Corn aon was in active oomene ie. tales reaching 1,000 bbis. Brandywine at.$6 60. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour. $790 a 8 00 Extra State. 8108-8 20 Choice State. 8 3 a 850 Common to 82a 8 80 Extra round hoop Ohio. a 8 85 Western trade brands. 90a 975 Extra St. Louis. 9 70 a 11 560 Common Souther 9158 9 60, Panoy and extra de 9 70 a 12 00 Common Canadian... 8 35a 8 60 Good to choice and extra. 8 70 a 10 50 Rye flour, superiin, 6% a 625 Corn meal, Jersey. os 6a — Corn meal, Braudywink, 6 2 ome a Corn mey!, Brandywine, puncheons rn whee tanrtot opcoed frm, bakcloesd afl ant 1ow- er with tho declin® in gold, ‘The demand was mod ‘rate, and confined tothe mmodiate wants of millers, The sales were 40,000 bushels, at $165 for amber Iowa and 150 for aber Michigan. Rye flour was dull and peices were nominally unchanged, Barley was inactive bt steady at $165.8 $1 80. For malt there was no in- quiry, and prices were wholly nominal. Tue corn market continued quiet, but prices were wiih ut material change. ‘The only sales we heard of were 4,000 bushels new yel- low, at $1400 $142, Oats ruled steady, at 890. for Western, 78¢. a 80c. for-Canadian, 83e, for Jersey, and 86c. for Pennsylvania, Caxbive.—For adatantine thero was but little inquiry, the only sales we heard of being 200 boxes at 280. a 29¢. spertn und patent may be quoted at 40c, a 50c., with no fales of moment to report. Co:tox.—The market ruled very quict, and prices, under the fall in gold, declined lc. a20., the market closing dull and heavy at the annexed quotations, with sales of 200 bales. We quote:— Uplind, Florida, Mobile, N.O. @1. 29 30 30 Fa 38 The market was unsottled by tie fall in ln, y litthe bus ness was transacted. —The market was rather more active and rather ‘than the price of securities, Bankers’ sterling at sixty Gays sold at 109» 34, and at 110 a3 at short sight. ‘The First National Bank subscribed $300,000 to the ‘seven hirty losn to-day. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was es fol- The Bank of England returns for the 224 of March showed. an incrpase of £428,878 im. the coin and bullion, making the total amount in both departments £15, 308,636. The bulliog. inthe Bank of France on the 234 of March sKioanted to over £17,000,000. Last year at this time the bank held only £6,000,000 of gold and silver. ., The deoline in the value of money continued in Europe at Inst dates, and it was expected that the Bank of Eng. ‘land would’again reduce its rates of discount. The Bank of Holland had reduced from four to three and a half per cont. ‘The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom of Great Britain forthe week onding March 11 show an imorease of £39,169 over the corresponding week of last x shgeues 8828 abies Since our last_we have had an active market in Lon- for American Feeag e Me steady until to- , when five-twenty bor advanced cent and Iileote Ba ty vearn f hae 64% buyers The of Erie shares is to ‘lowe fat at 32 sellers. Steck Exe Frupa $70000U56's,5-20's,c. 107 GO......++. 10TH 1 T RI 1200 Chic&RockisRR 94 100 d0.....,810 94 300 do... A0...4 9455 200 MilePra dachitR 35 100 26 MIAPduCbRR2p 70 ow” 2600 Pitts, FIWACRR 94 00 1000 do. “ 1000 000. do. 1000 do. taf bn. 2 92 100 foo Alton ‘er HaukR 23 100 29 “200 AAT Haut pre 61 200 Chic & Alt RRprf 90 cms 4 rege, Ee 01 628000 0856's, "81,001 10734 “s0a the Brio B10" 80% highor prices were realized. Tue salos were 1,00 pkts. Java at 22c., gold; 4,500 bazs Rio, per Belalaue Ou private te:ms; also (not previously reported) 6,000 bags, in lots, ‘on terms not ascertained. By auetion, 2,000 mats Java brought B2c., caah, We quote Rio, ordi: a to intr, 186. 0 146 5g toprime, 1650. & 16c., and fair to good cangoos, 140. tor goltt, cash, in bond. of Rio and "april 7, 1865, 69,849 RUGS AND Drea. —The | t a riled extremely quict since our last, an to report sales of 100 kegs bicarbonate vis at erage, 1 Tie a10 cake eo 200. ounces ‘quinine’ on private FRnGere wore dull and rates wero nominal. The engagements include 240 tons. lozwood at 63.; 20 tons bark at 7s. 6d., and per stenmor, 40 boxes bacon atGs. 3d., 1,000 balcs cotion at 3-16d.'a i<d. pac! cheese at 10s., and 2,500 bbis. Tard\ai'6a's tn. charters are:—-A British bark to Marseilles, with 3,000 bbls. petroleum af 68. 9d; a pike 400 tons, from Philadel- phia to Pensacula, coal a British brig to west ‘coast of Ai reap. peng 242 ep abe from south side Guba on private terms. Fru.—For dry cod there was only a moderate Anariry. bat prices were without material aHeration. The sales. were 1,000 qtls. St. Georges at $8 50 a $9. Mackerel have beon rather more active, and full prices were realized, the sales comprising 3,600 qtls. at $24 for No. 1 shore, and $16 26.0 $16 80 of No. 2 do. ; $15 50. $16 for No. 1 bay, and $140 $14 25 for No. 2 do, Herring ave arrived freely, and lower prices have been ac: copted. We quote at 3c. s 40e. for sealed, and d6c. a No. age ibe continue quiet and nominai at 20c. a 2ic., mary CLoTa was without decided change in value, hoiders ma demanding Wigs. s.150., with, howevasrho anled of moment to Hiprs.—Very little business has been transacted since our last and currency prices have declined sume- mete wes “ory remained ha by oe a The comprising only Buenos grat ins on 1ic., old; 900 900 Montevideo, Tian oh at ed golds a; "1,00 Buenos Ayres and c tony far race Fath bl usually dij previous prices jwere PE ce pare Neo 6 t fi Shallnapely, Os the demi ed receipts choice grades were scarce and firm, sales having been made at as high as 60c. @ 6c. The day’s sales include 60 at 250. a 880. for 1863-4, and 96o.-a 4be.,-with fancy at 80c. 52c, * Hay.—Shipping gtades were in moderate request at $150.0 $1 and retail ota wore selling a $1 70.6 6176--| dat Ixpigo,—The market wad very quiet, and we have no ‘sales of inoment to report. ‘Daren. quoted a Leap was cull, tad @U have'ib dadee'be? importance to Ma ig tion ‘ were Porto Rigo st 70c; 879 hd. Nuovitas. af 88e. And. 400 do. ‘Soba n ‘Tuscoy ‘auto, ‘on terms not allowed to ° £ z 2 a $2 (Pt i —We nottoe sales of 70,000 Ibs. 1 wom continued dull, and we have only to report sn cases buimogs at Sde. gold, and small lots at $1 e} pF Sn also a small sale of Cassia at 900. Svcan.—The warket was Lonel ye A firm, etd od deman prevailed. The sales were Porto Rico Wt 100, gol, and 1430. ourroncy-—the veside price for choice; 1,200 bhds, C ba muascovado at 10%, & 13% 0., chiotty at 10%. a iy fc.—the inside rate fait retin: Ing-—and 606 boxes Ravana at 12460. 2180, We auote— } Cuba, common ng, Oe f. Jorsors i, fair to good do., L080, a 11) 4e and’ erocery lige, a iSice. | Porto Kleo, refining prides Tonge nee at , and grocery do, LI9Ze. #14. ; refined wae ‘aah: hive anit firm k, April 7, 1385—40, 184 Nba 240 boxes 107,440 bays dud 774 bhds, Meiwio Mamie de de deoAc Stuart report a better demand ‘or rullued sugar, Ot higher prices. Ativexed are their quovatons:—Loaf sugar, 185%¢0., best crushed, granulated and ground, 18%. white A, 1130., yellow ©, 1630. Savr—The demand for ail kinds was Nmited, and we have no sale of conse orepork, Prices, however, were withont material sieration.' We quote averyoo! ound $1 60.4 $1 ‘aud 600, rays & Darcy's $4 00 42 8, bated scp S:Rpa,—(lover was in moderate reqnest at a 260. with sales of 200 bags within the jsice™ ama ad quiet at previous ratos, Of flax we notice gales of bushels at $2 25 a $2 60, which is a decline. TaLtiw rules quiet. Bales, 90,000 Ibs. at 110, 11 a, Tra-—A air demand prevalied ‘for all doe: riptions, market closing firm, with @ fair inquiry. The va i Glude 10,000 hali chests Oolong, 1,000 do. Souchong, and 200 do, green, on terms not ascertained. Towacoo.—Phere is litte going on, Sales, 43 ‘Koutucky 9 at 170, Tix, —The market for all kinds continued dull, and we NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1865, no sales to Straits 27 3¢0., weKeY,— . very low prices. ‘Tho sales wer, about’ 150,000 Ion, dor meat tleoce at S56, & 80c., inclutiug cboice ‘Michigan at 60c,, 22 bal s Mestiza and 200 do, unwashed Suayrua on private terms, Waareons caine dull and nominal. oo City Intelligence. Borotary at THs Resipence or tux Dorca Mrusrar.— The night before last an audacious burglary was com- mitted at the house of the Dutch Minister, Mr. Van Lim- biarg, in Lafayette place, ‘The burglars ransacked the kitchen, where eee some money belong ng to the ret, Sep ae ae ine, ae the lors they w faim 4 wher» the; the pasoes bel vem neat com ore) this serve asa warn- fared ust be conneaa May ing. The policw aro making active investigations. New Yorr Metsopmr Ermcora, Coxrsmence.—' sitting of the Methodist. Conference for the Eastern district of Now York was resumed yesterday, Bishop Ames presiding. The principal business transacted was the examination of the second and third grade classes ‘and their continuance on sprobation, as also the election genders of « number Sf sanditates, ‘The repens of capitul General Lee's army was audience by the officer, ‘The solemnity b- before depicted on the stolid “demaiaien gave place to most un‘eigned joy, itself in long and lusty cheering and a aioe io Lyng eryone present ‘The conference resumes its thig morning at nine o'clock. Police Intellig DIFFIOULTY BETWEEN PHYSIGIANS—OOWBID- ING, ETO. A ditMoulty ocourred yesterday between Thomas B. Gunning and John ©. Peters, both well known medical Practitioners, which resulted in Dr. Peters drawing & cowhide and vigorously applying it to the head and body of Df.Gunning. It appears that the latter called on the assailant at his tesidemee, No. 19 East Fifteenth stroct, for the purpose of having some legal papers oxeouted, and during an angry altercation which ensued, Dr, Peters inflteted the ylolonges as stated above. Oiticer Lindesy, of the Twenty-fifth precinct was. called, and urrosted Dr. Leryn who was taken before Justice and held to bail in to answer befora the Court of Oe ral Ses- sions. r L. Cuttang, — r siain, Fifth avenue, teed bondsman for’ Dr. Guaning lives at 41 East Twenty-first streot. OUTRAGE ON A YOUNG WOMAN. Georgiana Paddock, a girl not yet 15 years of age, re aiding at 806. west 39th strect, yosterday appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and preferred a charge of felonious assault ‘against James Gilgan. She deposes that on the 4th of February last Gilgan, who for weeks preytously had been paying her marked attentions, inyited hor to.a saloon on the north- west corner of 28th. street and 6ih avenue. After par- taking of refreshments, alee locked the door, and by foroe and vik out poet erson. ~The ger ‘was arrested Lan icer W! f the ‘20th precinct, and. justice Dodge locked him up Tbs tcidltta aetiok of $2,500 VIRGINIANS CHARGED WITH ROBBING A BONDED WARWHOUSE. Officers Mullen-and Horbelt, of the Fourth precinct, yesterday arrested-two genteel appearing colored men, named Henry and Edward Williams, brothers, on the charge of breaking open @ case in the bonded warehouse, 290 Water street, of which Messrs. Merrill & Sons are Rogol and stealing a ae of goods therefrom. ‘he stolen goods were fount my, “ssion of the accused parties, at their recldcies ag Land street, The prisoners were em| red in the warehouse, and after their arrest Edwa: brother persisted in ever, committed both to the Tombs for ee cused parties are natives of Virginia. TO THE RINTOR OF THE HERALD. Crry or New Yorn, Derantent or Finance, Comrrrotise’s Orrios, April: 7, 1866. } My attention has been called to the statement made in the editorial remurks of your paper of to-day, relative to the.sale of Corporation dooks and slips, in which you say that the prices obtained show. a considerable falling off from the income previously received by thecity, In order to correct any erroneous impressions which may have arisen from such statement I beg leave to enclose herewith a comparative table of the prices realized last year and those which were obtained at the auction sale of yesterday. On reference to which it will be seen that ‘the actual increase of rent over last year will amount to $56,665, whiie~by the provisions of the new lesses the tenafits are required to dredge out the ali; and make all repairs and alterations to the wharves during the contin- Peg of their respective terms, all of which charges have been heretofore borne by the city. Tho! costs of rs will, at the nt ; Per annum, showing that an actual dif- ference of some $1, 200,000 000 will result in favor of the sales which were held yesterday. ir Ash, lee Gppenbeig re Fi ai a carta M | % ani rent, Mr Belmont an ry 4 ™ nd servant, Sir F Fines four servants, Mr Mr Hate Mr ia ‘Toul: Non steamer ‘Tiltie—Mr apd Mis Harry Wat re senate, NO—Sigamer Benton—Wm Webster, MoUroseen, J B Trav! aren ‘miston, B Maser, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Ksxexpr—] y, N.Y. endey, April 8-by Rov ee ee of New York, to rad of0. H. the ees aes car 2, ong "@an—] idl pang reday, OK 6, at Ghuroh of the Divine er Ales ‘W. Moncas to Kare Be tai Kaq,, all of this, city. Amusraono.—In Bi mets Wedn —I8 Brooklyn, on wot BarrnowmMew in the 78th idee. * ‘The relatives and of the famil invited to attend the funeral, from his Btate street, this Fuper rom hat a ‘Bawsarr.—On morning, Apri! 6, at half-past eleven o'clock, Bucwanp , @on of William Bennett (ngthier), aged 24 years and 3 day. opey avid te Stead the fgets Boa Y Ma an. iallon stzeeh, ct tod Sana his (2. Come- nt ee ‘S4tb year of hi sig! pice oe lal aera a The Wom ves fone friends are re- spectfully in’ attend without further notice." B blin Sidra) naps Please copy. Tag h Abie ©. tat of be Wi ant Kb Baggot ce ons and friends of th th nce t attend the funeral, on. Sunday p rs from the residence’ of her pal I at he Harlem, on Sunday, April 2, Homtox H. Bontcox, Esq, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are nviled to atwond the funeral, from St. Andrew's Episcopal 127th street, near Fourth avenue, on scndagras area! at five o'clock. i Cooxe. —On Friday morning, April 7, Days Goome, in the teh pearet Benge vm Friends afd relatives of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral services, from his into resid No. are Fifteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'o Cane.—On' Friday, April 7, after a short and severe ill Isanmtna Cann, wife of T'atrick Carr, im the 46th rhe siatiegs aiid friends of th 1 ¢ relatives and fricnds of tho family are respectful invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, irom her Inte residence, 632 Second avenne. Danavx.—On Thureday evening, April 6, alter a langor- ine iIness, Averet Dexavy, The funeral will take place day bitin Fe his iate resilience, 646 Kigh'l avenue. \da and re- latives of the family are reepeetfull Duvaye,—On Thursday, April 6, iver 0 tol and pee ful ilinest, Ament Devavs, in the 34th year of his The friends of the family ure jnvicd’ to auend the reget from his late residence, 546 Eighth avenue, this ay are tn os twelve M. jureday morning, April 6, Anweer Forx, in Ri ear of his age. The ives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, atthe Chureh of the Trans figuration, Twenty-n nth street, between Fifth and Madl- on Bun m at half-past two o'clock, a < | eeeen eS iO, re. Ax HENRY, ar, county of Limerick, Ire- ‘of the family are repectfull yore attend ee peers pn Ber nae Foniaanta Chi 7 uzaeon, ‘at half. mba bhds. Terk On me Fray April 7, of dypth , Ann nna a ara mg sida and relatives are reapootfully inj 206 ‘Wess enig png poet, ry; | racic SLs nen, ere Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, on Sunday afveruoun, at oue 0” La =0n 6, at-his residence in Jor- sey City, Parack Las, age 36 years, native of Kilibog, The Felat of the family are stfu invited to ati ‘funeral, ie holly ar asi | es at Cortlandt t ferry, ‘sly ak one o’cl ann ——— BLES SCHUYLER, eldest son of tharles N. and Elizabeth Menge of Wil te | Lysox.—On Thi » April Lrsom, in the “meh oral wilt i Greene street Metio- @ ful ee = 7 nigoe fom Groowe morning, at balf- o'clock, win pvr dau verof Wills nd "Ean watery, aged are 8 wine cniwa tala wo 0’ Moluaor. . ‘OLARKsON, youngest child’ of John abd Moliroy, aged 1 vethe te eute ot e temalty ave invinnt.te venpt she ter ral, from the ise pony Fears) ¢.,-this sg va pola Ni tae The rolatty mel ae invited to.at- tend the feneral, (ate y ‘Ownese-Ia Brookiys, ‘on Bayan, infant son of Captain W. O'Dowent,—On Peay, ef, Bae * Pear aged 7 ws tr the late Michael ‘aged 6 an fae rae hm fat Farber nels il (atta) te ‘uneral, without afters ‘at two o'clock, from ey ae 100 ast twon wenty. aft rth sees Be, RINDLE.—On Thursday,” April Avon, youngest ere of ‘Aga Gand Catherine 46 Ag anid aged years an ‘The funeral lt take place this (Saturday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock, from the residence of her lh = James McFarlane, No. 154 Livingston ye kiyn. Pooor.—In Litt ‘Thursday, April 6, Josaru T. th ear Of Pete relat al rae trie members of Lexington , No. 310, F. and A. also members of Pucitlo Engino, No. 14, are respectfully invited to attend the fa- noral, from his late residence, No. 182 Willoughby street, Poe eat a Reandae: afternoon, at two o’clocl supers please a a Friday, April 7, Carnm Mz, only child of Donat wt W. and Mary Eliza Ponnoyer, aged 8 months and 27 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 440 Eighth’ avenue, without further notice. Pearsoy,—OnSaturday morning, April 8, Mrs. Mantaa a ne widow of Joseph Pearson, aa 68 years. ‘¢e of the funeral in to-morrow’ ry papel phy. Sen ‘Thureday, April 6, Samoxt . Quimires, ears, 21 months and 14 days 8. one tives dnd friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 190 West Thirtieth strct, on Sunday afternoon, at ove o'clock, without further notice. His remains will be Friday, April 7, P zilen Byer, aged > (Saturday) afternoo! eee eot The Talerpt of the late Taouas RicaRp- othe of pnd who died at the Island of santa Cruz on 14, will take place from the house of his sferets law, nerd Prics, Esq., 616 Arch street, Phila- delp a, ‘on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. —On Thureda; ‘April 6, Gx Rox, eldest son of Susod sad Acai lize Sot the Bis year of his age. ‘The friends aud relatives of the family are respect invited to attend the funeral, om Sun pigeon Blas! Rea two o’clock, from the residence of his ir, No. 6 West Forty-first street. ‘April 6, Cuavs Souxmas ‘Soayiue.—On Woanentay, ht es rear of his tives and friends be the family are respectfully invited to attend th funeral, from his iate teaidence, 122 hth street, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clo-k. VPMRLY,—In this city, on Friday, Apr.l 7, of a linger, ing iene iiness, DAVID SIPPERLY, in the 3a year of his age. jis remains will be en to Bhinebeck for interment. Rhinebeck hema orgy: Svokuey.—At mn, N. on Thureday, April 6, of acarlot fever, Joan H. Sccxzer, of Hoboken, son-in-law of the Hon. Geor.e ip tiegsiarey ‘ The funeral w! 2 (Saturday) aftern at three o'clock, from Trin'ty church, Hoboken. ‘me friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. Souusvax.—On Friday, April April 7, after a short illness, Desa SuLiivan, aged 68 years. ‘His friends and those of his sons, John and Capt. D. L. ae kk are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 71108 St. Mark's place, Eighth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two e’clock. Bsa 5 arr, it 7, Roemer Spar- youngest som Margaret Sparrow, peed 9 years, 5 months and 26 days ern relatives and friends of the oe are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun sat at two o'clock, from thoresidence of ae parr, es South Fourth street, corner of Ninth, Williamsburg. Tostas.—In Brooklyn, on ers morn Feap. Ev. Gusert, son of M. and Augusta ny 7 months and 15 daya. nds of the family are r-spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the restd:nce of his a 117 Portland avenue, near Myrtle Kip Senne, to cieareen " f-past. tah o'clock, ‘Taomas.—On Friday, April Hames, wife of Lewis Thoms, aged 56 years and 3 months, & native of Wales. The Rilstives px A friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. the funeral, from her reside No. 208 West Thirty-clchth street, near th ayenae, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without farther not: ‘Verny.—On Friday, April 7, at a quarter to six o'clock in eee Jouarn Veury, aged 54 years and 10 mont! The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday a ternoon, at ‘two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 3234 Division street, ‘Warxu.—On Wednesday evening, April 5, Cuartas L. Warars, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 47 Bast at Thirty-fourth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at ‘one o’cloc! pene b Berens on Friday, April 7, Eusasera ys aged fe at A pact 4 ya. Felatives and frienda of the family ars respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late lence. 128th street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, on Sun- afternoon, at o'clock. neTRAND.—On Friday morning, April 7, on board the Swodish frigate Vanadis, in this ‘Victor WisRann, ee tenant, agod 26 years and 5 months. “eo caer the ‘ake place from pier No. } North Ea versie (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, to which bis friends are invited. The remains will be in Wisvon. ‘Thuraday, April Caanue_H. fWigv0m, igvoM,—On Tyetient Faye ‘Wisdom, aged 1 month and 7 ‘ie faneral will take place from the residence of the No. 186 East Tw first ‘Sui wate al ena alee enty- street, on Sunday afver- PERSONAL, Ji BEAUTIFUL FUL NEW BORN ‘MALE INFANT WILL m to any’ ledy to, adopt ag her own, Whoever ales tuft lovely bate cat fest secure in ite amtections; no chee gumatances aurroiding iu birth are auch that no due ¢an diatna # ot Sronble the party who takes It for edopllen. Sion Visors ste st office, New Yor! Br -ADOPTION—A BEAUTIFUL Fangre, Carags, Ee cea Pareaees Inquire of Mrs. Worcester, QR aero bey a roe oe ‘tn E. FORMA’ 'TED-OF MBS. MARGARET FITZ- eee Saito ees Ent Ses LS ae = s'taland' and Bahern posers ON _ WANTED—OF UM. Ni aa He a2 am Tres! as tnformation of pote wl rheroaa wil co favor on as oe cous re Mary Qu 18 Copy. ¥ nonin hyn tm pane ay bye 4.) IN ENG ned, and wish Biobfor ford & Co., will 986 Post oo be ea may hear of SSatotiling te en IST INST, A. A. het ON; wee last seen on Jorsey Oty forty ; 6 fect 1 in hei hia attic aa et BLIGE BY CALLING AT jroadway. L. W. MORRIS. — PRISONER—ANY INFORMATION OF JOHN mi, ear’ Mucous Oa. ‘As building, Broad eet, & litle near sighted and. w rotten. “Any inforasntion oft fully reeeived at 46 Dey atre be pa fared by Gopera ess) “Marris, room 18, Johnson's New York. w INES LIQuor: 0. VOLDEN ALE —S8EV erat “HUNDRED CAShS T Golien gle, Porver aud Champagne Cider of the finest patios, for hovals and #hipytog, now up hand at the, depot, Liberty street, PIERCE SKBHA IQUORS, Coppt bf 5k BITTERS, C— Liritenborg Mang & 0.210 Pulton trot, i aad Povgerant hegreinen on a a Bh ag “ee ay See an ab Wires ree ng ray or ine lan gn years, moat | Cit t Wo y BRENNAN, cone. Fr Orion, March 24,1868 r | aged BANE, ae ory, corner ot ‘SIX PER "Sn ail sums of $800 wai aa in = wine ROM APRIL 1. _Bepkogen trol ig and ‘on Monday, Wedneeday Szrnovn A. Bonds, Georetery. # Diet dompsng bas, Yoav 2 ies eae ‘of one « share afar ore ed HER SILVER MININ Deana eee aie tae IVIDEND —THE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING COM- pany has @ dividend of tog, dollase ($10) io’ rable to eB: ier gece ty LEkS & WALLER, ‘Transfer sw Yora, se ape 5. 1865, IVIDEND.—THE SAVAGE MINING COMPANY HAS dfatlared a dividend for the month of March of seventy in ait Fold, payable through Oe Bank of Galois t ny S'WALLER, Pine stteor 7°" lose exchange, by Nuw Your" April, 1806 F°, SALE—0 SHARES UNION PETROLEUM COM- ny, of New. orks ‘stock puying twenty Per, cent per month dividend. 100. Bh area’ Brovoore Compa ‘Address, with cash offer, Petroleum, Herald ofc NE Wow York Stator Five and a Halt Por Galt di lew Yor fe and & ‘er Cent bit i, 1866, for sale by in, de 4 JOHN B. MURRAY, 85 Wall street. ‘AVY AGENTS’ AND CHEBE Ae GOVERNMENT Vi l- ere, purchased by SOHN 8. att CARAT, EOF oS s iS el bee fi a oF i it 3 z £ Fs Sep aig £ =, : a ae and ad LUTHERAN Baie toaal OF ST. JAMES Nira SSD wil presod Bungay, Apel oS 1g Aidt ana Te P. : cH Pn rbaatFourbeh see appetite pe), ae WG la ‘services as usual at 10% A. M, and 73 P. M. Lagoa 28 ities ea Ra oe Gane, dat ead ee ‘irtngtbe Mllnlams.* "Sante tree BY... PERY WARD lee is aay GONE South Caroline, bis vill be poled Rec by Rev. ae, Matison, of New York. es BY. THOMAS iD Ds iLL PREACH I the aon avenue Bay oorner of Tit first street atiactoon, SSC pet three o’olo The new chs} pe! spelot ti Fit ay heme Be pilet chureh, ‘adjoin ing on Wrest fo dng now ready for occupe- La presale PM. Toe teachers ig Ap es with ee ohurels will reassemble 1 their new schvol room at? A. M. Pe ELE a a a BV, SIDNEY A. COREY WILL PREACH IN THR E \beriagion Hil } Bantss ee corner. mag seventh st) ue, so-morrow,. ab 10}, A.M. and 7; EV. GEORGE JUNKIN, L.L.D., WILL PREACH IN Re the Canal street Provby teria church, in Greene, near Conal, to-morrow, at log a Rey. 8. F. ee att PM, Gabbabh school a Qand Selock. “Ain welcome. PIRITUALISTS’ SOCIETY, AT HOPE cee ie Soret Lc age Mr. was speaks at at 10 ana Ti — o'elock couference. Subject" Where relma elucidate 8 ‘and eoarest theology.” Puulic invited. Seats free. FFICE OF THE GOOPNOUGH HORS! ny, No. 1 Dey strevt,—A meetin, ee of this. Som pany will be held at thelr bgp 18, at of to tike into heer gs gener the’: ex] fe necenene the’ eto wt jeceasary to rar }STUS SEELEY. HOR & LEATHER BANK, NEW YORK, MARCH 2%, 1856,—Dividend.—The Board of dircctors have this day Soclafed'a semi-annual dividend of five per cout, free of gov. groment tax, payable on sth of April ensuing: | Fhe Transfer from Ist to Oth April inchustve, KISSAM, Cashier, Qe parehased by Wal AND NAVY AGENTS’ VOUCHERS: ot) atreet, Ler WAI outa all WILLARD & McILVAINE, row pa DIME SAVINGS nity 429 CANAL STREET, corner of a open daily from 10 A. M. to §, an 98 Monday and Saturday evenings from 6'to 7 }- P. Scent interonh (F506 overnmaent, tar, Silowed on susan $500 and under, and ve per, cent on larger sums, , Maney ted on interest fi Mpa RY HAUGHWOUR, President, Ganpwer 8. Caarin, Secre! to be F saanae ASOK, ey ‘Big Pine street, TO LOAN-AT,6 AND 7 PER OENT, fax Ken Yor te pope i it MASON! No. 65 Pine streot, eo LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- toe A se Sity Property, rates 6 2 ora PROPOSALS. ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO CONTRAC. Aen may be dé. the name we of wi date of ii will be reeaived for $300.000:' $500,000 ovaries DRY 00 FEW MORE FEATHER DUGTERS AT 2 OTS, EAOH me 16 inches soft feath: ‘no meth, engi isthe re Bare ore 83s Broadway. much per al SKI HOS! —SELLING | Bagen yi RTS, HOSE, &0.. dint ‘cost; account of removel. 8. ALLEN, 363 ‘Twenty-third stree! between Twenty-second and Des AND GLOANR ap Madame PARBAIN, Dress IRE! FIRE! FIRE! on FRSAREET {$80,000 worth ot te fire, now se eens 34 ? MEN DOUSLY oe PRICES, at 123 Bowery, near Grand street, saan ee E Sate eter ta er wglwey ee Se ore BORN, bev Beveuih arenun "Sure ne OT OF UE Ap Speagh garat Forage PRICES Sire OAGT OFF WEARIEG Panta baci area a ag, or rs, J. pata Rati Nat from Paris. WET CARPETS. CARPBTS, WET pen] rdera will be duly attended to, in of out of ERT, NEAR Pores tly ‘T 60 BAST TWELFTH Ae Gia aac ol dat te S GRRAt DEMAND FOR a Liipiss acta 50 Seventh avoous “Ladies tt: Tw Food AVENUB.—LADIES AND eee toanetes ura has (4 rent |ON,—AT Acne 3 SEVENTH doistoeallon two doors ‘Tree, you VEN! -Afth day was GHESTPRIORS PAID FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS FURS Blohing: Purniture, Grapes der by olin on or reste it Fa R. SAFFREY, 23 Third avenu be. Twentieth streets, [WHE ILGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH FOR LADIES’ ntiemen’s Cast OF Clothing La ay ag eR ing on of aadreasing 8. spot owont tial jed by Mrs. Rowen $50.000 8 ——$—$—$—$—————— WORTH OF CAST orr CLOTHING AND STRAUSS, Beventh avenue, between i 2 etry wanted Ladies attende: by Mrs. MIDDLE Koad ORNTLEMAN DESTRES TO COI well edneated and Pande mm 22 . “Slew to matrimon; for one week B. 8, T., station G, “ene at A YOUNG, Layette EMAN OF a oung a view to dial mony. AND TOBACCO, saanee nahn GARB. BARGAINS A ALWAYS Peeper ear roe gral Mae of fous nd Cigars; tote to sult UP pt oa I ‘of tobucoo goods ues the cae pay ry % a SM RT ella S| P. LY rind eee nla fon Pee T. ANN'’S CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH baie NEAR Fifth avenue.—To-morrow, Rey, B. Benjamin wal each at ., the rector at 103g A. M. ae | A ise pede oe ad ste ni Rey. Dr. Hawke at WERSARY OF THE SAB Tur boned of tne West teeny th fhted atcest Prenbyte- Flan church (Rev. Dr. ian ie) yy veal be be held on Sabbath after geen next, oomsnencinn ot BM o'clook. Aduress by Rev. & |. Prime, HE SECOND UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, o> avepue, eget of Biever street.—servioes Dath, morning and evening. Strangers always HB PROPHETIO rent Ciaion Pia, SNOW, wee F 6 room, Astor place, es day, at SY. M. Seatet FOLE ATR TORR ee roe or ON TUESDAY, APRIL a) A Noord ar Tiber: eral reward Flt be. paid forte the street, froat and “qouu of i a0ot and 86 Peart OST—A SMALL JEWEL SCARF PIN, REPRESENT. iy ine 8 OF. ‘A suitable reward will be bo pad forthe same at return tt to of No. 16 £| Lee or, street, near ped eee oe PARROT, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING; If 1s valued 00 account of eoae. t tow lame child, has id will return it to P. E. nalts, 258 268 Bowery, will be LE A domi Balal aaa ‘will be’ Ost_ON THURSDAY EVENING, 4 SMALL BLA ‘and Tan Slut; bad on a red Ri heme and in street. be for her. return to 45 West Twenty- Lost 4, BER COLLAR, cures, lareh 81, between ‘The a aemees Fone 148 FRIDAY . oe aes ~ 4 arch fina et BADGE, Ina Be holt! ayenue tle them with a Chased Gold Brucelon ‘i 0s No. B Plath aveaue, will be re O8T—A YOUNG SPOTTED COACH ON day baie gg corner of mt erigraved on it. ‘The finder will be fhfning him to the above address, ror aia A LD JET 1D HAIR BREASTP! MARCH PIOKED UP AN OAK? L0G, MARKED called Sr td fos ath Hak oer be aold’to pay expenses, "faquire ot Gm for § & WEST Eo tea jewfoundland Rak ae REWARDS. Re ne Ezy. Ld Ai pedeon ghar) joann eee OF MARY is dark Pa she bad ceopiesien eo hat on bhae p= ae, staeety in a Seas a nah Rea arte arn) \ jONNAIR, ining $28 toner, ‘an india rubber pencil and <r, 4 DERN PORNO, sori riage eatncan teense ot exert se te han teen _ " 129 Balk rwoniy- re oe, aare his tail; of owner—' Broadway. $10, eae ee = wean <ort a | nce ag eas igen paid for pare roma Ei ms ee pd = E Tenens corner of rere toni aud Cortl Corina and snree, ae: FOR ANY iy hf ‘Antonio Phi tana is Pie of whieh ee, one A ~ viola. 1 od be paid Met ia Ho ward street, by PAS {NTOLEN, FROM PORT RICHMOND, wail bom rt onl oP aR, Ship sank Bern’ pats ete a yellow inside: “bowsprit painted speuntre board wll te targor at tt botiont nmi ve reward wil j te ae or by HENRY MILLE Spring street, New York. ADLER, bent 4.0. REWARD. —LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, in the Acadumy of Music, Union aud ivan ferent ‘old, pen fuse, Engiish lover Watch, o Johnson, maker, with chain attach Debora reward eal te ald Ou delivery of enue to 68 “i reel, aod nO questions asked. REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR rE POV return of open faced Wateh, No, go No, Lath to Youn No: S'wecoud wory, tfont, of No. ? Broadway. OST, ON THE EVENING OF THB $50 BEARD Y clher BocketBook, ‘contafnl ee and pete 0 y telusble to. the owuer, a8 mous Ente been taken to itop the negotintion of the eames The full address of the owner was pripted on the inside of the hook, The above reward will me jd by returning suid book and contents to owner, care Alwoud, Jr, O4 Walker weet, OF r Metropolitatt Hotel. , OAL, ‘woop, 4 “&C. UMBERLAND COAL (GEORGES | CREEK)—TO dealers and consumers; ted genuine. For sale af us East ‘Twenty-third ot THOS, DAVIES. W YoMINa VALLEY 00 coal a $15 % 8 TO CARM i livered; goreened, w warranted 2) $10 50, trom ‘vemin * Yerd, foot of Pourwen street, corner eon