The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1865, Page 3

“yf! ean een el ROCK ISLAND. = Visit to the Old Prison and the New Arsenal woupe . Site on the Mississippi River. REBEL AND UNION PRISONS CONTRASTED, (Tor the 14 3 ROCK ISLAND CITY AND DAVENPORT, oo &., &e., de. f 2 Our Rock Istana Correspo: ule Se Roce ta anv, Mt., August 2, 1863, m-aiver iyo Pd trig Pereried of velurhed in the ward le 1,106. Too! sitaated In tho Mississippi river, between the cities of zRE Fabel prisoners of war were confined, and also the site “ @heeied by (he government for the erection of a new v Bemant & Son... .$300,000 Jos. T. Tompkins. . 000 ‘armory and ‘areonal to place of that destroyed at Harper's 5. Bom ger & Co, 400,000 TR. Slevin a. 0 08 The island, which is somo-three wites tong, contalas ONG, cnassete 280(000- J, Marks :& Cobb... 430,000 about nine hundred acres, and 1 the property of the | G20..N. Morris. ... 250,000 Gore isa $00,000 y Mace ‘ ( Olmstead & 0’Con- Hughes & 800,000 Yalved'Statcs government, A more convenient, Health | nor...,u.1....., 292,000 Gardner & 00... .» 250,000 fat or beautiful location could ‘ot have been selected by"| Higgington & Coz. / yr ih. fe Co... 340,000 j Beeeveroment fur. either ot! the above purposes than | Vive Agee: Sr0iO9y Gv Moure W Oo soe Wieland, It is accessible during the whole year by rida wster from St. Louis or St, Paul, and by: fait from |” f -_ New Haven. Gkeaco, The celebrated, Rock Island Railroad bridge, | | The fotowiex are the Incomes In New ‘Haven, Hami- Mich hasbeen tho .¢nusa of, so, much litigition and | Why" tantman 90 256 Galue He Wane fwowble to stoumboat men, croasos the lower end of . | W. B. Bristol......» 80, Weich,.. ‘The island is covered with a fine growth of timber, and ‘wii doubtless evontually, when its merits become fully Emown, bo entirely occupied by government workshops and factorios, ‘ RECEL AND UNION PRIFON HOUSES CONTRASTFD. Having recently visited the prisons at Salfsbury, An- @ersonville, Columbia and other places at the South, whore so many of our brave soldiers were murdered, end also having experienced personally nearly a year of £ jo Sopp Moone Fhe Boston sock 0, thelr hospitality at Richmond, I have taken considerable | 1. H. Graves....... 1: ns Meterest and paing,in examining the prison here and as- @astaining how rebel soldiers were treated by our prison ‘enthorities, 949 James E. English. ., 47,276 W. B, Goodyear. 30. Henry Hotehkii J. 8. Davenport. Geo. Goodyear, 23,848 Richard Fellows... 22,642 4 Bronson.... .,.. 22,979 E. H, Trowbridge... 28,; Henry Trowbridge... 28,653 Thos, 5 Trowbridge 36,749 c.0. + 14 C. 8, Mottby. Burlington, Vt. The largest incomes returned are:— Ohio. MATIONING COUNTY. ‘He spot selovted for the prison was about the centre acne sare mee ic in 4 ned A “a of the island, in'a beaatiful grove, and contained’ forty | David ek Cres, ‘Artns, ares, This was enclosed with @ high board fence, with | Ch. H; Androws, ... 43,160" Hugit By: _ @Bintform aroung the top for the guard. The barracks | John Siambauch, Jr 14, built of wood, measuring about one hundred by | Thomas Brown... “ feesy fect, handsomely lald out on streets und nicely | Joseph A. Brown whkewasbed, Thery was comfortable accommodation | Wy ts tor Facog over ten thousantt prisoners, addition to the barra:ks comsortabie hospital build- William Powers. “i x Massachusetts. Mano wring rovided with every convenience and | 1 coyes op MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL PEOPLE IN Gonsideradle aimculty was at trst 6 Wiliam Warren... $5,624 Oito Dresser. $3,055 le diMculty was at first experienced in ob- ease $0, ec eseeee fatoing a supply of water, and it was fond nee to | Wyzeman Marshall.. 8,546 Hugo Leonhard, 2,250 a eal. and force water from the river. This = a. genoa ‘a s ere booth Hea ‘Wes accomplished ata heavy expense, but the suppl ‘m. E. er swas ample. A building poh tt sain fora bath | J.C. Trowbridge 6.747 W. H.Sediey Smith. 1,165 Rouse, which was constantly snpplied with bot and cold | E. L. Davenport, 3,270 John Wilson, Jr,. 1,236 Moses Kimball... 000. R. Montgomery Field .R. Bishop Buckley.. 2,815 @. Swaine Buckivy.. 2,390 ‘water, and where from one to two hundred could bathe wt the same time. The grounds within the whole en- P. 8. Gilmore....... 1,300 Were macadamized and kept scrupulously neat, Se ie wo on all hours for exercise or games. In BALEM. _ ‘whole armugement was-as. comfortable, aud ¢on- ? . t a8 money and skill could make it. Pir ae mo; was-under tbe-control of Colonel, Johnson ouve, Sn 13'600 €€ the Fourth Voteran Resorve corp? * | Cox, Ben}... 9,067 11,942 Jobuson was severely wounded tn one of tho Dwyer, John 6,379 + 1646 eat Ungesrsnne on iene ore was" untitted for ners Frye, Nuthan A. 3,338 600 2 ee: | ae ec: ae i: e Tight man ip 5,400 500 Bape ace.” : capa. aia niet Tm addition to his fon irae 12,600 tothe 10,243 16,921 ton 45,269 26,314 a issre 472 12800" 16,089 ae | Tits 16,378 a not » Cy x “taldlers out of twice 16,521 ise Henan inctudt 2B ere: cers’ ‘estale 000 Soafe the hace scare iw closing up | Sectsen, Wan Hone 090 33,655, ats expecting 10 be ‘daily relieved, Lee, Jobn C.... + 16,082 13,750 arta AREPNAL, Lee, John C., att’y aod trustee. 30,808 + 19,900 erection of which, it will be remembered, an'ap- Lee, Joba 0. Beury, Jr., ion was mado by Congrees, is being bull. on the | “trustee... <5 “ 27,796 {aang one when finished will bes fine | 1 Fei # isa ‘of facia; _rtyet, which would afford > 0. +) o8e Up, 28 Well Os 540 ibstantial manner, under the Supervision = fa government engineer, and when will be | Breed, hong wnt Bag os for government arms ammunution, | Chapt ~— 645 ole cont of, the building, | including the 4 eee ‘efficers’ Comps d which are ulso to be of stone, and loca- 17°90 90218 ‘tad at oi end of the main building, is estimated at ’ 314 @hree hundred thousand dollars. It is ex; that 80 2) Ast of January the main building will be complet: 12'500 -five workmen, under the employ of the contrac- 372 ter, together with twenty omployed by the government, Bow ‘ge constantly at work. , ley, 952 . Major Kingsbury, the origina) engliver in charge of | Tapley, Philip oe the work, bas been recently iy Major Crest, of Ai us B. 174 Mike engineer department of the regular army, Major | Melcher, William M. , Rodman—oi the Rodman gun notoriety—has recently Tsaac.. 1's80 ‘Been ordered thore in charge, but Major Crest is also to coeuee o- 4 remain. Porter, William. en WATER POWER HANDY, pireg ae 4, Should the government sec proper at some time to cut | Alley, B. 42,100 qbanne! through the the Snost water power in | Farasworth, Edward M 600 world could be obtaincd. "Tho fall of water would be | Keene, ¢ Ww 16,368 Sete tnad rel u'estisihe severance ste |e ove ne oe vernineut wi Ms AND DANVERS. @alled on to build tn a hundred vere Kimball, eaward D- mn « 66,000 26,663 Signy OF LirE, Wentworth, P. H — $2,696 After my recont trip through the interior of the South Henry 12,914 13,195 vend up the Missixeippi river from New Orleans to this 656 11,388 point, it is refreshing to get into a country where tho 11,194 of life, business and prosperity are visible. No- 416 on the river have I geen any place where thero 10,976 many indications of a health and fine Bing Pula, mie Barrows, 60,000 2,054 iftferent min-s inging in coal enough to sup- | Horatio Chickering. 18,004 23,003 thia whole region of country, and at prices which | Win. Chickering. 19,701 10,240 be considered nominal. “Tho Minsissippt fur- | Lewis Day 12,404 Semeel L. 1413 & water power superior to any inthe country, and | Jos, Day.. 18,217 ” So aaober or the Ane quallly cof a varietion ean Brianrox. and of varieties can i” de obtained easily and at low figures, Siephen B. Bennett $13,178 Theodore Matchet.11 208 ROCK LAND ciTY. ' sane city tas already taken e stop tn thin dirsetion. | Hoary Clattin.. wie ‘Bwo large plough factories are in successful operation, | Cyru® Dupes. manulacwurng and other agricultural imple- Saas to supply nearly the whole Wesi. Be. | alvin Adams. $48,800 aiten several foandries, where the larg David B. Flint 28,787 @nstin ge are made, sash, dvor and window factories, dis- | Wm. G. Lincoln. 18,000 ‘Wilories, and other maniifactories, are in full blast. The | Jesse A. Locke. 14,001 Pottery in the United Statds is also boing built | Delano Marchi. ree by Messrs. Walt & Thomas, two young men who George N. Mi 13,403 Beak loon ren become identified with the city. | Miles Pratt 20,023 Inland has also furnisiod her sharo of heroos in | Harrison 22,116 thy woh ” Two ee oe ae tran Sed among her city wens at the ing out rebellion. “ Major General John Wuford, who. died in Washington | 4, The valuation of roel euate i $6,t0.000; Mrtare. from exposure ip the Held, and Brigadier General Yapo- | Mitta, $1,450, oe. i Pomear Th the arty tad otter nery Sn Bi“ spOARTOWN No in the army rendered ler rervice oF 14,220 86; al whose prospects at the time of his death were briznter | _ The taxes assessed amount to § total valua- than Genera! John Baford, Educated from his youth up | ton, $1,160, 20; rato uf taxation ti 4 on each $1,000; 28 soldier, his whole heart was in the cause.” Whop t | Bamber of polla, 497; poll tax, $2 frm know him he commanded the regular cavalry bri- ia the Army of the Potomec, wards command. Miscellaneous. See aivinion, aod at the time of hin b waa jaootn- Ex Preaitews Poros, of Ouoseed, MH, réarne hie wand of tho:orps. Insction ho was as cool ks on re- | total income for last year as $4,107, ‘view, and brave to a fault, Both officers and man loved The following figures show the amount of the al gad honored iin, and will long revere bie memory. | income tax for 1864 for the Fires Congressional district, Bis name will occapy « prominent place in the bistory Michigan :— ee ae ‘Wayne county. ... $899,889 Lenawee county... $48,181 Reaen. ia county... 14,944 Hilledale county: ;: 19,238 its advantageour location and fine site for n city, Lang Mets Rock ae in lng epee 2 Total... " Qted on a lull ly ascending from the river, it the Second Collection district of @me of ti most beauth ul cities in the West. The collections in The covutry back of Davenport in one of tho finest in | Rhode Island for ‘the month of July, 1865, amounted to hy West, abounding in rich farm lands under a high Seg ete se eigen State of eultivation, and within easy reach of « ym ae productions one market. The city contains & po} of from tweive | " igh 3. te stxtoon thousand, and is rapidly increasing. te receipts - Several large wholeaale stores, fine blocks of build. | Sales (auction) Bite ings, marble front banka and elegant residences ato m4 4 ‘among ite attractions, Now that the war ls over and #0 KEES " thousands of oni ‘men thrown ont of employ- nalties ia Fossa wrk rath ahore and wcueap, ani) ‘Total $100,070 room and WI . she products always command good pay! ort saya that Colonel J, W. Forney's income from meee wtf Whe sot POS | the Wachingion Chronicle aud Philadelphia Fa ta over , ben doen feared tps the syonat hegyy rains yould | $60)000 8 yvar, - FORTRESS MONROE. Oar Fortress Monroe Correspondence. Forrams Mownos, August 7, 1865, GENERAL 0. L. MANN ie initiating stringent measur-s to stop the sale of liquor to soldiers in Norfolk. Already the proprietors of seve- ral Hquor saloons have been arrested, A commission—of which Lieutenant Colonel Rephart, of thé One Hun- dred and Fourth Pennsylvania regiment, is President— has been appointed to investigate these cases, General ‘Mann says he will close every liquor store in Norfolk and. Portamouth but that be will put a stop to this nefarious (waffic ag regards enlisted men and those just diecharged. PRvare anor, Prfvate John Bray, Company D, First United States ‘artillegy, was shot and instantly killed on Saturday eve- ning, by Captain McCanna, of the One Hundred and. Fourth Pennsylvania regiment, Buperintendent of the Hard Labor Prison, Several had removed their balls and chains and attempted t escape. Captain MoCanna ordered them to their places, when Bray raised a club to ete D upon which the former drew bis revolver the latter through the head, causing instant death. The case will be fully into by a proper commission. CAPTAIN BOPFMAN, the efficient Chief of Police, has been relieved from duty On acogunt of the departure of his regiment for Wash- ington, and Captain Johnson, of the One Hundred and ing Zeuneyiania pone topotateg to take his in as the. i Isory widaal is pouros of gonoral regrets Tt wus taiourh hie skill and energy that Colonel. Ulric 8 watch was recov~ ered, and his name had become a terror to all evil doers. His mantle bas fallen on a worthy, sharp and able suc: ties and gentlemanly ‘most: for the position. A ps ‘The gas works, that for along time have been under miltary rolo, will be turned over to-morrow to the civic suthioritien: abbas thirty proseend. Ate ree, ex- y the government getting them in proper vorkidg order. ‘a CAPTAIN JORN 1. WORDEN, Commodore Worden, hae just been inted As- simon hejoiaat Gevenl te etal ieee Fiperens tourtesy most admirably adapt him ANOTHER STEAMBOAT LVR, ‘That mode! little steamer, the Jenny Lind, once the Lady Lincoin, and for a long time the special steamer of the late President and his family, has been purchased by Mr. C. E. Staples, and is now running between here, Hampton, Newport’s News, Smithfleld and Norfolk. The former stateroom of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln remains prea they used it, and is now a place of great cu- riosity. Forrrms Monon, August 10, 1865. Since the Congress sunk #0 unexpectedly, after being raised a few days since, efforts’have been unvarying to get her up again. There was this advantage, in the water being more shoal than where she was before, and she not having had time to’ embed herself so deep and fast inthe mud. The same pumps have been put in ‘operation, and it is believed from present sppearauces she can be moved to-morrow, {Word has been sent to the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, where it is proposed to take her, for tugs to assist in her removal. * RECOVERY OF COLOKEL DAHLGREN’S COAT. The coat worn by Colonel Ulric Dahigren at the time he was killed, and which, together with his other apparel and all be had upon his pergon, was stolen and appro- Priated by his ambuscading murderers, has at length been recovered. Sedulous searching and inquiry traced it to the possession of one Charles Davis, a farmer in Mathews county. Lieutenant Chowson, Provost Marshal at Hampton, was commissioned to recover it. Taking the tug General Van Vliet and a pany of soldters ho went to Mathews county. He landed at the farm of a Mr. Weston, when some of the inhabitants in the vicin- ity, seeing the tug approaching, convened to see what was Up. Chowson and under, civil law now, and ¢) organization had any right there, The Provost Marsh: falled to 800 this ex porte exposition of the cave in this dighs, pad boldly pushed his advance and iagaries on shore, © man he ‘was after proved to be in Norfolk, and to this place the. tug led, where Mr, Davis was found, and with him the coat, which he iit part surrendered without op) aie a some saibarsed the anserans hve bad expontied te the rot The coat, it has evidently haz wot besa worn any. It t9 a doublebreasted army roquiation coat, and had been worn but little. Most of ‘the buttons bad been taken from it. Seven bullets pierced it when he was slain, and tho bullet holes are still visible—meet evidences of the glory of his mar. tyred death. The coat. is to be sent at once to his dis- tinguished father. Iam told that the fact has been ascertained that the man who took the diamond rin, Colonel Dahigren’s finger was killed in battle; that the one who stole his watch met with a similar fate; that the third one, taking the pants and nndorclothing, has been made a hopeless cripple for life, and that the one taking the coat was killed in a home quarrel. Verily, yvomer ora ts mine, and J will repay, saith a greater than one of us, GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES. An auction sale of government horses took place this morning at Norfolk, under direction of the quartermas- ter, Captain Nat. Low. About forty horses passed from the possession of Uncle Sam to pnvate parties. The prices varied from twenty-five dollars to one hundred ‘and twenty-five. Some mules were also sold, and at Prices very satisfactory. & The Press Despatch, Fortress Mownox, August 10, 1966. The steamer Northerner arrived from Richmond, and is bound for Baltimore with the First Maryland Veteran regiment, Colonel A. W. Fvans. They were mustered out of service yesterday. The steamer Lady Lang arrived from Richinond, with the Nineteenth Wisconsin regiment, Colonel Saunders, breveted General, bound to Baltimore to be mustered out. THE VIRGINIA COLLEGES. Our Bichmond Corrtépondence. Ridaifown, Va., August 8, 1965. WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. There are numerous signa of the gencral and complete revival of tho educational interests of this State. Like all other enlarged and widespread beneficent undertak- ings in Virginia, so flourishing anterior to the war, the sehools and colleges of the commonwealth were well nigh ruined by the four years unromitting march of Mars. The physical property, of itaelf an important item, as distinguished from the good name and fame of the institutions, also vitel elements in any system look- ing to educational success, was for the most part de- stroyod by the several generals who led the Union raids through the various porttons of the State, and the advent of comparative peace, thercfore, found a very general property disorganization of all the public institutions of learning in Virginia. In not a few of them the war had ma.ie sad incursions upon the faculties of instruction, and the boards ‘of corporators and the soil of the dominion {s dotted to-day with the gravestones of many learned meth who departed the collegiate cloister to take up arms for tho destruction of a ment whose very foundations were laid broad and p by their forefathers in religion, science and art, and the kindred outgrowths of human Lar om It is gratifying to note that energetic efforts are alt ly bei made to revive and recuperate the venerable colleges the id but stricken commonwealth, and ere long thon fountains of Intelligence and virtue, William and Mary; the honored univ: of Virginia, & pesel iar orcs of Thomas Yee "s P- }, Sidne: Soong gy emit purer than ever bofore, © reason of the terrible ordeal through which they have been com; to pass, Now onco more shall we have Apollo of eo masciding, over law, the fine and Mara, whose orees, magples everywhere give g Ha dorsey City News, Pagers Oourrsarait Unrrep Sraras Cunnency.—At four @clock yesterday afternoon a well dressed, genteel steamboat aubpan Anxe C., the beloved wife of Gaughter of Margaret and the late John Kilduff, aged 22 years and 20 daughter of WiMiam and Jane months and 21 days. Dove: dents of this city. afternoon, safer ater 396, I. 0. Lodge ‘room, ataraoam to tate to our bert. Order generally, are cordially invited to unite OSTRAN! daughter onthe Au; a son of Wm, C. and Susan M. Foster, aged 11 month: ‘14 days. attend the funeral service, at the residence of his rente, No. 125 South Second street, Brooklyn, £. D., this june afternoon, at five o'clock. terment, E. Fiemna, infant son of Thomas E. and Lizzie ing, aged 6 months and 15 days. J. Gurxn, son of and § months, aged 1 noon, at two o’clock. 6 and 12 his uncles, George Burchill, are tw Ao faneral, from the residence ‘Third avenue and 119th street, this (Suuday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Honsar. aim Laveen’ aha NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 13, 1866. who gave his name as James Albertson, stated that sparious money was given to h'm by a man pn pel mnne ear poaped him $050 0nd make Bik vin , = ‘as committed to await examination before ni States Commiss oner, Arrovtap Hicuway Rosneay—Onn oy tam Rurpuxs Sranszv.—Mr. Thomas Henry, a resident of Communt- paw, while returning home through Communipaw lane, about eleven o'clock on Fri a was accosted by three men, one of phy Ae ee of him and was about to strike h'm in the face, when he drew a pocket knife and stabbed the assailant twice in the breast. The three mn then fled. The men probably intended to rob Mr. Henry of b s gold wateb rity chain, which he bad taken ous in their presence while riding in the cara, Brooklyn City News. ‘Monpenovs Assavit ay Rowpima,—A gentleman named - James Bradshaw, residing in Butler street, near Classdn avenue, while passing through the latter street on Friday night, was set upon by a party of five cowardly rufans and beaten almost to death. ‘Two of the assa'lants, Thomas Bannon and Thomas Fariagon, wero arrested, and are held to await the result of the injuries inflicted upon Mr. Bradshaw. The injured man had both. jaw. bones badly fractui besides sustaining other serious, ‘and, it is feared, fatal injuries, He was conveyed to the where he lies in a very critical condition, Tas Hxaura ov rue Crry.—The weekly bills of mor- tality for this city have been gradually decreasing for the past few weeks, and Brooklyn has ever before, inthe month of August, been ins more hesithy condition. ‘The whole number of deaths for the past week was 145, of which 21 wero men; 12 women; 61 boys; 61 girls. Of these 117 were natives of the United States; Ireland, 1%; England, 2; . , 8; British Ameri- a, 2; unknown, 2. The vulsions, 22; marasmus, y ‘sumption, 9} dysentery, 10; 10; congestion of the brains 6 Tau Annow Exrioaion.—The inquest on the body of ‘Mr. Westlake, who lost his life. by the. explosion on the will be commenced by 1 rgé ‘number of witn have ned and some important evidence will be taken. on Monday. A MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. . Lovr.am—Youno.—On bere 0 July 30, by Rev. J. B, Josnru F. Lopiaw to J. Youna, both of Brooklyn city. Died, B1z00.—On Frid: wife of Pole bie day, August 11, Anne Exizanera Bawry, ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- Bh from her late residence, 270 Stanton street, this day Buapy.—On Saturday, August 12, Joseen, infant son of Michael aud Matilda Brady, aged 1 year, 6 pm and 18 days. The relatives and friends of the family aro respectful invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, $14 West Twenty-seventh street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, The temains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Browy.—Suddenly, at Morristown, N. J., om Satur- day morning, August 12, Louise Vax Norman, wife of Lewis M. Brown and thter of the Rev. D.C, Van Norman, of New York, in the 27th year of her age. Funeral services at the residence of J. Lovel “Ganterd on Wednesday morning, at eleven o’clock. Train boat for Morrjs and Essex Railroad leaves foot of Barclay street at half-past eight A. M. Carriages will meet the cara at Morris Plains station. Return train from Morris- town at three P. M. CaRBY.—At Stockbridge, herd c Monday, August 7, iiliam H. Carey, an days, Friday, August 11, Hannan, ingest E. Cash, aged risky 5 ‘The relatives and friends of the famliy are respectfully Cast.—On invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, East Sixty-second aon patty Tantng, Seeae te -Hentebaat treet, The. remains will be taken to Greenwood metery, - aT Doveuty.—Suddenly, in Atlanta, Quincy A. NTY, sou of, Mra, Sarab A. Soubiates, formerly resi- ida} An Mi, aftera lon, prem or Westmeath Dorry.—On ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully ited tu attend the funoral, which wit take at Fe ‘o'clock this ys from Aso thule, of brother-in-law, No, 11)Z.avenue B, Suddenly, at G: ofnt, on Thursday, Au- gust 10, Saxon D. in the year of his age. ives and friends of the fe , algo the mem- bers of Mount Ararat jo. 1. 0. of 0.'P. are re- spectfally invited to attend eral, on Sunday after. at two o’clock, from near Franklin, Greenpoint, L. 1. I. ©. or O, F.—Members of Mount Ararat Lodge No. . F., are hereby notified to meet at the ‘ranklin street, at one o'clock, oh Sunday in Tegalia, white gloves, to the last brother Pp. oNemuel D. }, and the with us, DER, N. G. 11, Lecy, infant ie Farrington, aged 3 fembers of Cru: and J. Pann, 8 ‘ Fanntwovon.’—On Friday, AN Wm. H. and ‘28 days. —On Thursday evening, A at half- SP A ig whe wi Dene with Phrations tude, aged 26 years and 2 The will take eon from her late residence, 78 Market this. half, two oclock, Mor friends and relatives cre invited to attend, without further notice. Newark papers please copy. . Charles, dear, for me no trouble take, But mind my children for my sake. A GRAVE. ‘Thoy laid her in Calvary, facing tho East, ith her faith in the life that's immortal, hope, In the welcome, to Christ’s loving feast, As she ent Eternity’s portal, ‘They laid her in Calvary, taking her rest On the slope of a grevn turfy pillow,. There was naught to disturb, in a quict so blest, ‘And nothing to droop, save the willow. The shroud that she chose was the brown Carmelite, And her scapular scarf told its story, For it spoke that, in life, she bad foright the good fight ‘And had gone for the crown of her glory. There's littie to covet, save only such rest, ‘When we pasa from this lif to another, For seldom on earth were the virtues posyessed ‘That hallow that grave of a mother. Forprs.—At Lake Mahopac, on Friday morving, ist 11, SAMUKL SWRETSER, Youngest son of Laura §. the late John E. Forbes, of New York, agod 6 nthe. Foster.—On Saturday, August 12, Eractes ‘T. Txert, m4 The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to a The remains will be L. L, on Movday moruing, for in- Fusnao.— Suddenly, on Saturday, Aucist 12) Tuowas . er { Another little angel hand To heaven's harp-string given, Another little seraph’s voice, Another star in heaven. ‘The relatives and friends of the farotly are re#pectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 267 Ewen street, Brooklyn, afternoon, FE. D.,, on Monday |, at one o'clock, Girve.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, August 12, Frances Martin-and Elien Glynn, aged 1 year Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at hulf-past three o'clock, from Twenty-first street, between Fifth avenues, Gowanus. ‘ourth and HALunan.—On , August 11, Ayame Hanuman, 5 months and 28 days, Tho friends and relatives of the family are rospesifully ‘invited to seen. the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 186 York street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) after- 9 remains will be interred in Batianan.—At Harlem, on Saturday, August 12, son of Patrick and Anna Hallaran, aged 8 years, 8. Tho relatives aud friend of the family, and those of Michael, Jobn and William, and John and invited to attend the his parents, corner of Mra, Rox- —On Baturday morning, August 1 ntreville, A. Honvar, of New Orleans, a nativo of im the 48d year of her age. will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at o'clock, from the jence of her brother. if ne ‘Wm. Brewster, 32 Jefforson sireet, New York. Maino and New Orleans papers please copy. Keuty.—At 161 East Thirty-first street, on Saturday, Sy A. iv. = ‘ill be interred in Greenwood on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. attend the funeral. The friends of the family ere invited to Augnet 10, Mania, widow of ‘ovrer.—On Thureda’ i ihe 66th yent of her age. , in and those of Her: the family, are reapectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from St. Andre church, IMith street, between Third and Fourth avenues, this @unday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Larrrnre.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Anguet 10, Har- daughter of the late James and Ano Eliza are invited to church, @linton ) after. ‘Lownre.—Sudden!: ‘an accident, May, oldest daugh- and 5 her Lawrie? ‘aged 16 years, 6 we sae gene ag, bo Ratt a ‘lh a siead Fifth avenue, thin (Sanday) arter’ A i, and Mary J, o Cove, this (Sunday) <a a August 10, ot bia late reni Cy street, Jomw cere aged 87 veers. ‘rolatiyee apd friends of the family are respectful Wy month and 23 daya, invited to attend the fyneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Maske’L.—At his residence, 121 Rast Twenty-ninth stre t, ov Friday, August 11, Trowss Mackent, born in | Ha ifax, N. &., aged 30 vears and 8 months, Funeral this (Munday) afternoon. at two o'clock. The frends and re'atives are req ‘osted to attend. Munrsy,—At Kr fecher itle, 8. L.on Priday, Anguet M, at on: A. M., Gru rea Munvay, In her Bath yor, re- Hct of James Murray, formeriv of this city...” Also at Kreischerville, 8, I, on Sat rday, Ang at half-past six A. ¥., Jaume M. Muer-y, in his 621 year. ‘The re'atives and friends of the families are respeet(uiiy invited to attend the funeral, fram West Bapt st ehure!, Krelscharvillo, 8. 1., om Monday afternoon, at two o'e'ork Stare will be at Richmond Valley station, Staten | road, to meet morning trains, s Maswork—On Monday, Auq'st 7, at BeWville, New lereev, by drowning, Juss Mersmone, eldest gon of The friends of the family are invited to attend the . from the residence, on Tuesday afternoon, at two.o'clock, —On Saturday, Angust 12, Saran, wifo of MeAuristen, ‘Thomas Weallister, aged 26 years, ‘Ihe relatives and friends of the fam‘lv are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late res'dence, 35 West Twentieth street, on Monday morning at ten o'clock, McSuane.—On Friday, Augnst 11, at twelve M., AN«s- TTL, daughter of James and Mary McShane, aged 2 years and 9 months, The friends of the family, and those of the father- in-law, Constantine Duffy, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 2603¢ Monroe st, this (Sunday) Moon, at One o'clock. The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemet ry. . O'Briex.—In Williamsburg, on Friday, August 11, Micuse, O'BRrEN, aged 50 years. Tho funeral will take place from his tate residence, 278 Grand street, this (Sunday) afterhoon, at hnlf-past two @elock. The friends and relatives of the family are re- pealy invited to attend; also the members of the meficial Society of St. Peter and St. Panl's church, RaYwooo.—On Saturday, Angus 12, suddenly, Wat. G, Raywoop, in the 20th vear of his ace, ; Notice of the funera} in Monday's papers. Rewy.—On Thursday; August 10, ANATOL® ANTONY, only fon of Lonis and Eliza J. Romy, aged'd year, 1 The frionds of the family are respeot*ully Invited to attend the funeral services, at tho residence of his (ore No. ae et ea eranetn Myrtle and wenn r00) this (Sunday) afternoon, at threo oltdock’ one a) Ronpers.—On Saturday, Aumnust 12, Davry, son of David'end the late:-Esther Ann Roberts, aed 9 years. Thovrelatives and#friends of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from 224 West Forty-eighth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, Surr.—OnSaturday, August 12, after a briof illness, Epwin Mrrmoy, the second son of Francia M. and Dorah Smith, aged 7 years, Tho relatives and friends of the family, and members of Normal Lodge, No. 623, F, and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his parents’ residonce, 34 First street, without further invitation. : Sieicir.—On Friday, August YipJan France Suricrr, sia A years, youngest daughter of James and Eliza eight. Friends and relatives of the family are respectfnlly In- vited to attend ‘the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 473 Third avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Sannrr.—On Friday evening, August 11, Arxerts San- DBR, aged 21 years and 24 day The funerai will take place this (@unday) morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 97 ihington street, Hoboken. Baltimore papers please copy. Stockina.—On Friday, Avgust 11, of cnsumption, Hannan Mania, wife of Sidney D. Stocking, and second daughter of Henry B. Melville, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are carnestly invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residenes of ‘her father, 129 Amity street Srraicir,—In this city, on Thursday evening, Auguet 10, after a severe illness, Wmu1aM Sreaicut, in the 66th year of his axe, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited tovattend the funeral, from: the residence of his eon, William A, Speaight, No. 14 L‘ncoln. place (Wilson street), near Bedford avenue, Williamsburg, this (Sunday) iT yeh at half-past two o'clock, without farther no- Scorr.—On Saturday, August 12, Marart Scort, a na- tive of Ballymore, county of Westmeath, Ireland, aged 80 years, 6 months and 15 days. The frionds and rolatives of her. son John azo respect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, atone o'clock, from the residenes of her son-in-law, Ber- nard Scott, No. 254 East Fighteonth street. Sxi1MAN.—At Mobile, on Thorsday, July 13, of disease of the heart, Paymaster Joms MM, Axucman, United States ahip Meteor, is relatives and friends age invited to attend the fune- ral, on Ta y afternoon, at four o'clook, from the real dence of his father, the lata. John Skillman, 74 Remsen street, Brooklyn. Sroart.—On Wednesday, Angust 9, Tsanminua K. Srv- ant, widow of Alexander Btuart, nged 63 veurs./ Her remains were interrod in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Trern:war.—On Thursday, August 10, at Mott Haven, ‘West*hoster county, Mrs, CaxoLore Trermewar, in tho 47th year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sundav) afternoon at one o'clock, from the real of HL A. Daly, Eaq., corner of Boston toad and Garden strect, Mott Haven, ‘Tunax.—At Harlem, on Thursday, August afters rad and painful iitnese, Gyorcr Teka, fa the 20th year is age. ¢ The relatives and friendsof the family, and alko the officers and members. and exempt members of Hose Company No. 43, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, this (Sunday) afternoon. at thre’ o’clook, fron: the residence of his mother, 122d treet, between avenuc A antl First avenue. on Wednesday, UNpERMLL, of Unpenmit,—At Greensboro, N, C. Joly 19, of chronic dysentery, Darret 1X, the Niuety-ninth New York Volunteers, in the 40th year of his age. on Friday Wait.—In Brook); een District, i August 11 Witusine ‘At, Tr. aged 29 years. reaiven end tends Of tbe family, also tho oft corm ond. mem! Compan; » Seventh mgi- ment, New York & National oat and friends throughout the regiment, are respectfully invited to at- tend tho funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 31 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, Eastern Mistrict, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Wasstxo.—At his residence, #28 Broome street, on Friday, August 1, Davi Wavsuxe, youngest sou of eer and Sophia Wassung,, «god 10 months and 10 8. The friends and relatives of the farnily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) alternoon, at two o'clock. ring(leld (Mase,) papers please FINANCIAL. id JNITED STATES TREASUR Parties holding thirty (9) 0 years seven and three-tenth ., ATO requested to hand + a given for M jak on the Mth . At the interest Jules will be furntabs department of this offter. H. H, VAN DYCK, Aww ANAND FORKION d-—Napoleoas, Thaler JOHN B.D A Treasurer U7. 8. AND SILVER gas and Dubdloons, ‘2 Wall street. NY GENTLEMAN HAVING CAPITAL HE WOULD ke to invest to eninge w newpaper that bas been established over two years, may addresa Working Woman's Advocate, box 6,423 Post uf) NITY, COUNTY AND STATE HONDS, AND ALL THE / Government Loans bought ud sold. JOHN HB. MURRAY, 23 Woll atreat, MADE ON ALL POINTS NORTH, 1 West JOUN B. MURR. LD JOLLECTION! J South, Bast 0 AY, 23 Wall street. BiGutH,, DIDEND ort, c Y Cormpany,—The Trustees of thia & divident 9? three pes.cent ox the p h ay 0. Walaa dae oe ae 791. M. FOOD, Proaldant. WH. Hannon, Seorotury protem, IRST NATIONAL BANK OP PETERSBURG, REUBEN RAGLAND), Proak JAMES EB. CUTHBERT, Cnsl rerrow pany hava declared ceot the stock ROTO! Jan. Chieves, V, P.; Sivangs Jobnenm, John Donnan, ‘ohn E, Lemoine, Thon. Withers, Daniel W. Laraier On and after the TENTH DAY OF JULY this bank will be open for the transaction of ail kinds of BANKING BY 38, by the Bank of the fn the banking housa formerly City of Petersburg. Additional subscripuions to the capital stock will be re- , 10L, TOSCANO &CO., NO. 2 SAN PEDRO STREET, Havana, Cuba, respectfully solicit consignments of all kinds of merchandise, raclea for machin: claims, &¢., on which thelr beet attention wi Returoa made i Nd or Hheral ert in New York, JOSE ENIIQU ( FFICE OF THRE BRIE RAILWAY COMPANY, 187 Wost street, New York, July 26, 1805.—Dividend,—The directors of thix Gorspany bave declared n. sera! annual Alwt. dend from the earnings of the road for six month ending Mth June of three and one-half per cent on the prefe: Also & semi-annual dividend of four per cent on the com. mon capital stock. Both payable, lean tl , collection of iY "be hertowed through our agent TOS, 3) Cedar st. DE n Monday, the Mat fice, Lrte ‘place, to g ing Of (he books. The tranefer books of both claesns of stock will be closed gp the afternoon of Saturday, the Sih, and be reopened on Wednesday, the 234 day of oat HORATIO N. OTIS, Secretary.» ME UNITED STATES PETROLEUM COMPANY HAVE declared a ly dividend of ten per cent, payable on and after Mor Avgpet TM, Transfer hooks will close on Tuesday, the 16th, and reopen on Wed: lay, the 24 inat. By order. BP. G. FENNING, Saoretary, 47 Exonance Prace, New Yous, Atiguat 1}, 1866. yea 0. BANKERS, 44 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. ii OVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS, . Issues of Seven- nt Recurition at Certilicates racuted on favorable BRMILYE & CO. N SUMS TO SUIT, ON prope rt: AON No xg Pine street, has bmg yoo a as y roan x id ae Wa buy and fall elasson 9 Ce of Gore FURNITURE lancforte, furnitnre MS West Bievonth, Beene VURNITORE EXP! rallies moved, city oF eountr ipped. furniture stored, AMAGED GOODS AP GREAT BARGAINS, JusT FINE FRENCH uM LIVED, RiNOES, very slightly stained, at 75c., 80e., Ke. and $1 per yard, REAL PARTS yl $ Fite at We., 6 7c, ong 3 S, LOTHS (all wool), Bde to $1 25. * tifadeoRs, 7Se. per yard. 10 BALES and CASES of FINE WOOLLEN BLANKETS, are We call the special aitedtion of 0 bargains, r & C, JONNSTON, oe). on Monday, A Spring and 's per Bloc styles p from The R. Paney Full N. B. KID THE he MAGED QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES, 6 at S0e. a W. KP oN, 272 and 274 Bowery, near ouston street. TY. 24 and 206 Sixth a yord aud BROA MM, RES ¢ ns, ishing Goo HAN A ALS D JACONET, NAINSOOK and BOOK MUSLING, Also LOT OF LACE DWAY, WILL Ora I] of THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OD al a reduction of 9) rele Tall (mportations, i: i ehoies juced da, best quality FRENCH NY OTHER [1O08E IN R. IL MAGY, near Fourteenth streek PERSONAL, MALE INFANT WANTED—WITI] DARK BYFS Sorat by the Ist of September, Cull at 741 Green. wich stre NPORMATION WANT! Mr. Gurside, emigrant World, will be thankfully ved by Suouel Wardle aud Martha Wa: avenue. I" delirious at the time, Any i abouts will be thankful at his residence, Ifo. ED—OF WILLIAM TAYLOR AND t4, who Lately arrive ton the ship New feewi their aister aud brother, 392 Firsb le. inquire at y rec Lewis street, New York city, phia papers pleane copy. d AND MARY ANN TOMKINSON. CTILDREN of Atmon Tomiinson, of Beverslern, Stat FORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK CALL, WHO Jeft hoine on Friday, 4th inet. He was sny to be formation pect! ived by hia brother, John Oull, Ten] ing bis where Phila: fordshire, Eng- ested to communicate with the British Cons Ay. K L. M.—LETTER AT POST OFFICE FOR we N will hear roo 4 ay of no'valne to any person except the owner. The be lib « OST—ON SATURDAY MOR R. BAYLIS OR MR. DUN! transport Ilinots three month rom # friend ‘ost office, _ by vO CAME IN THE ‘ago from New Orleans, ug to Lieut. A. B., LOST AND FOUND. ON FRIDAY MORNING, GOING FROM FIRST n@, through Nineteenth street to Fourth avenue, and fn & Fourth avenue stage to Cortlundt street, « Pocket Book, containing two hundred and forty dollara. and_ papers 4 street, between Franklin an Payable to'and endorsed by J. depomit ticket for Irving Natio ‘finder will ally rewarded by leaving it with James 8. Reid, at 163 es - & putt, uy ab Bank A anit ble Feward will be puid for thelr return to 348 Washington street. 100. di way for this advertisement. and blaek enimel The fuder will be Ubera particulars, J. A. ©., Herald office O8T—ON FRIDAY EVEN O8T—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN Ring, set with three 51 ais’ rewarded ‘by addressing, with 4 Hodson River Railroad di tie 6:90 PuM, tral reward will be paid at 71 O8T-ON THE CORNER Veacy avenue Car, @ hk deaving it at 149 a I OST—ON SATTRDAY AFTERNOON, 4 containing 870. Uberal reword will be paid by Brookly tar on my in, A t iti All the 0 rect, in atepping fi a bay toa Bixth cat pace uke ND.—A SUM OF MONEY WAS FOUND ON FRI- lay morning, 11th inat.. on Wall street, between Bi 1 Nassau street, The owner can Apply ut the Adan AND 4 So'clock, supposed in a Seventh avenue car, a gold mall diamonds, impor "1 Gold Wate! which a tntin a ‘stairs, BROADWAY AND A BEAD BAG, A mar Tearing tt at jassau street, A BLACK HORSE, Bergan eonnty, New Jermey. OR STOLEN=FROM THE. SIDEWALK OPPO. ew Murray slices, ator aboucl oelock on the ttt Inst, one tase Goods, m: 9in The roadway aud ost—4 BANK BOOK ON THE MANHATTAN SAV- 4 {ngs Institution, No. 42. turn same to the bank, corner . WITH THRER WHITR feot, about 15% bands high, white nose and , windaalis'ou each frant riding bridie and single harnqss, $40 i be pald for the tocovery of ‘the: . Deckerton, No, 8 Cedar atreet, or finder will re- street, mark on above: a Bolling Spring, adiamond $4. arked Any dl son xiving information concerning it to Dempeter & Stra- reward chan willbe hai tr ¥TY DOLLARS REWARi Weat Fourth street, a a ae od tell, two front teeth kno ‘agon an 7 Rae mearlswea Rede ndsomely aT On nadia out; ‘aloo n on We FROM NO. 18 ony, heavy mane 2 HUNDRED DOL WILL BE vai Yor the Watstinnd Chala found oar Gheon's Hotel Coney Inand, on Thureday,. q ‘RO questions ked, by addressing a note a ‘ofllee. REWARD.—LOST. ON ‘THE NTH, ABULL TER- $5 Dog, white, with black ear; ese zene of Billy: on @ brass chain. pald to any pertongesurning him \o 22 East Sixteenth street, ~ REWARD.—LOST, GOLD GUARD DO | Chai a cat Nosh Coy Ste ird street; $5 erisecn ta ta ie ea na ted wind will confer @ great favor, ag by her $20 axis tae Sit clgkith, maeehs evening; had veane, neat th on. H ° and addres. on when lost a eollar, with eging on bg wond, foot of Canal street, $20 it was left for s keepsake REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN to 39 West Eighteenth Black RY m ow. sath, a na red a Cont the nrune Steinberg, on silver n with Astols, dressing ease 10 the owner, ‘The MH. Perry, a ofe and Tan Bnap. Lost on Fifth N THE 1ST OF THE and egal Black ug, with ‘al ‘etween handien, Tt e rewerd willbe’ pald by ue Hotel, GQH REVARD-FOR A LARGE WHITE SETTER DL) og, with orange or light liver oulored ears; two or three lar Pag. high, pony butt, in owner. $50 ankle white, sk { by Dusenbery & agent, red rug, ruling Seot, with rattan + ver placod, reins; letter T In German text DH, TALL bott $50 reward will be one who will retura t $10 to any © ight of Har Harn REWARD. from honse ¥ brown Dog, New! swers to the name ot Tom. pe b 100% them at Waghin of South at LL tat charge tu advance, ster county bonds boug! H, B. BROWN & 0O., NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C. LL NAVY CL. BOTHBRAN & VALENTINE, of New Ov « York office, 0 Burling «ly et, noar Fulton ferry, ton, hends bi rt he Hive way Fortha’ ontuining wearing app: pape: hare of no Value © any person but the owner, The above reward will be given and by apply. ng t the oftice of tho La Farge REWARD. —STOL ds #0, by J. inging btm , at their N Lost, WARD, LOST, Hotel, a Goi Wateh and Chain. Wy leavin 21 Pearl wireet, the above reward will be paid aud no anestions asked Ivs © feet, and if way down both hoof reading w m wae hi . Arab MAN, REWARD.—8TOLEN Fr one wet new, light Conch Harpe: ter H on the bridles and ‘The above reward will be rty. and 82 Went Twenty. son his buck, epotied nose and legs. Strayed from 1M East Thirty eighth stroeton Wednesday, July 19, REWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN, ON THE SAAnstant, from the premines of the A Horse, 4 Years old. about 14 ‘od flesh, with a white strip in. the anda brown Mare, & years old, abot 18 hands hi built, with Roman nore, had sear on the buck from gn waddle, two ehtt corked grown W ving bnforma Horses will receive the abor* face, h, light t'of the * from having been LA FARGE ik Leather Bag, ra, reat, wo Hl yer with some p Wagon, built 1 heavy, except the er. black leather net. S tireat Jonen street, M THY 81 BSCRIBER, A teinmtny Aninetal REWARD.-A CRRAM COLORED HORSE, 1 igh, dark mane and rather long body ripe in the face, Painted dark? a ret August UZ, at ise A. 1 by the owners, Goodwin the aame to 108 West Twenty-tifth jark tripe on t condition. and old square peu, wae stolen, M. The above & Drew. to any FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 9 Weet Twenty second atrert, a large adlond shape ie ab back to th IN LUE NTITLED M.* INYDER, JR. & CO. Goveroment Claim 197 B: Clattos for arrears 0! money promptly collect St NOW. READY.—COLLECTIONS Nite Ti eats againet (he United States Navy, lueludin Prize, once, ‘OTICE AVY BUREAU OF IX Nd Ba ilore’ claiian cashed Jatormativo free. bt way, i y, Bounties and srr of ee Mn oe nattess L. BROWN & OO. N.Y. 6 Glaswes of claiua, we bave complete accounts of soldiers who My been * doseriptive Jats, Dountins, an formation for heirs of IM8 COLLECT! UB Broad ind Price Joon, heir. cad oe ove reward wi paid above address, Loom xo, NEW TED AND CASED BY and TO GOVERNME Advances made. Ul 119 Nassan street. Money Oftca, 10 11, y, prize and indemnity Collected a No.2 Part - eee TO DISCHARGED #OLDIERS.— HAVIN in cot ‘been establiehed for over three years nin for we@telt on Bankers, No. 2 Park plage, 4 wav. New York, eae