The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1865, Page 3

2 FINANCIAL ANQ COMMERCIAL... ‘Tuvasvay, Nov, 96 P.M. The stock market continued unsettled today, considerable irregularity in prices. At the early session of the open board New York Central closed at 9834, Erie 98%, Reading 114, Michigan Southern 753, Cleve- land and Pittsburg 93, Northwestern 32%, preferred 06%, Fort Wayne 103, McGregor, Western 273, Toledo, ‘Wabgsh and Western 5434, Ohio and Mississippi certifi- cates 293,, Canton 454g. At the first regular board Erie closed 14¢ lower than at the second board yes- terday, Hudson River %, Reading 5, Michigan Southern 134, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8, Alton and Terre Haute 1, Fort Wayne 3, Canton %, Oho and Mississippi certificates 3. Now York Central was 3¢ higher. Northwestern preferred, Toledo, Wabash and Western and Quicksilver were unchanged. Atlantic’Mail sold at 140. At the annual meeting of the latter company, held to-day, the following gentlemen ‘wore elected directors for the ensuing year:—D. B. Allen, L. G. Wheeler, Jr., Jas. H, Banker, C. K. Gar- vison and T. F. Secor, Government securities con- tinued dull and slightly depressed. Five-twenties of the econd issue (1864) sold at 1003, against 100% yor terday. Seven-thirty notea were steady. After the call prices submitted to a further decline, but subsequently rallied, and at the open board at ono o'clock Erie recovered from 92% to 04, New York Central from 97 to 9734. Michigan Southern advanced 0 7734, and Cleveland and Pittsburg to 9334. At the second board the market was firmer, and Michi. gan Southern and Pittsburg, under the operation of their Tespective cliques, were strong. The former closed 214 higher than at the first board, and the latter 3, Erie 1, Reading %, Fort Wayne %, Northwestern preferred 3, ‘Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4. Rock Island was 34 lowor, Canton }. Now York Central and Toledo, Wa- bash and Western were unchanged. Prairie du Chien sold al 150. Government securities were further depressed, in consequence of sales on account of country banks whose necessities compelled them to do so to keep their ac- counts good at this centre, and also of apprehensions with regard to the relations of this country with France and Mexico, It is generally understood, hcwevor, that although the subject of thesefrelations was gravely dis- cuased at an unusually prolonged sessiun of the Cabinet on Tuesday, it was decided that no serious action should be taken by the government pending the meeting of Congress, when the question will doubtless be brought prominently before it for deliberation. Meanwhile it may, it is surmised, be diplomatically intimated that the sending of more French troops to Mexico will not be re- garded with favor by the United States, In Wall street the probability of our foreign affairs taking an unfavor- able turn is regarded by most persons, however, as very remote. Coupon five-twentics of the second issue (1864) were % lower, selling at par. Asale of tho third issue (1865) was also made at par; but on the strect previously the last were quoted at 99% a %. Seven-thirty notes of the second series experienced a further decline of 3, selling at 96%. This weakness of the government list encouraged the ramor that another funding loan was about to be placed on the market, but there was no foundation in fact for it. Mr. McCulloch does not intend to do anything to disturb the existing condition of affairs till after the sense of Congress is taken upon the subject of the finances, At the open board at half-past three the market was dull and nearly steady. Eric closed on the call at 937%, New York Central (8. 10) 97, Hudson River 106%, Read- ing 115%, Michigan Soutnern 764, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 95%, Kock Island 107%, Northwestern preferred 66%;, Fort Wayne 10334, McGregor Western 2634, Toledo, Wabash and Western 6354, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 544. Afterwards, on the street, the volume of transactions was limited, and the market closed dull but steady, At 5:20 P. M: New York Central was quoted at 98, Erie 9434, Michigan Southern 765 a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 953 2 96, Reading 115%, Hudson River 1063¢ 9107, Northwestern preferred 664g, Fort Wayne 1033;. There was an active demand for money on the Stock Exchange to-day, and lenders showed more discrimina- tion in the choice of collaterals. Good houses were, however, promptly accommodated, on first class secu- rities, at seven percent. The distrust of the highly in- fiated fancy stocks is on the increase, both among lenders and operators, owing to the manner in which Prairie du Chien has been cornered. ‘The injunction granted by Judgo Sutherland restraining the President and directors of the company from converting the proferred stock (authorized on the lease of the Mc- Grogor road) inta common has been much commented upon in the street. The representatives of the McGregor Weatern Railroad, which was leased by the Prairie du Chien Company last March, threaten an action for damages against the cornering party, in whose favor the injunction was granted, for the difference between the present and some future price of the common stock, ‘after the corner is dissolved, on the amount of about half a million of stock. Article 20 of the lease inden- ture says:— It ts further understood and agreed that the party of the second part (the McGregor Western Company) may — its second proferred or common stock instead of its ferred stock for all or any of the purposos for hic in this agreement the issue of first preferred stock is mentioned, and that all and singular the pro- visions hereof in Tespect to using th the earnings of the sald railroad, to retire such rred stock or to pay in- torest thereon, shall ay Pad to the said second preferred or common stock, provided, always, that such second pro- ferred siock or common stock shall not be used for such purposes in the place and stead of first preferred stock, — it can, on issue, be sold at par for cash in New ‘orl A general idea of the terms of the lease of the McGregor ‘Weatorn road will be obtained from article 1 of the same indenture :— This contract shall continue and be in force and ope- ration for and during the period of nine hundred and ninety-nine years from the time of taking possession thereunder val re — oat mong i mes a gee extending w e tsaippl Fiver, of wi ich sixty miles forty Biles, exter from the Mississippi river to the State of Iowa, shall be taken pos- session paths iidtaa, Jesent to’ chis éoutrhct by a ae- jority of each Class in interest of the stockholders, of ~ the second (the beg by Company), an ie written esent theteto of the bor ndholders of ‘he be y of the first part to the amount of $850,000, as ape. ci. in the seventeenth article of these presenta; and Saw sion of the Seine por sods of the sei of the suid railroad, aty miles weatesly Decorah, shal! be given when the same shall be completed and roady for use and operation, according to the contract for the con- spay thereof heretofore made by the party of the pee ye i tow fody a du Chien i lads with the Iowa Rail- he panty of the Gr my rat part shall, 80 far as the same may be practicable, obtain the assent and a) al of the holders of the bonds aforesaid to this agree! shall cause the holders of bonds so assenting and ap- Proving to signify and legally evidence such assent and approval by an endorsement or other proper and sufll- cient memorandum thereof to be made upon said bonds; ‘and holders of said bonds to the amount of $850,000 shall assent as aforesaid before this agreement shall take effoct; and no issue of bonds shall be hereafter made by the party of the first part except subject to this agree- mont. ‘The cornering of the ‘Prairie Dog’? common stock (se seversiy deprecated by the most reputable members of the Stock Board, and it is expected that it will remain a dead weight in the hands of the clique. The earnings of the road are de- Croasing, and there is nothing im the present condition or future prespects of the road to warrant the stock selling above forty, One firm settled their contracts in the ‘stook by paying $125,000 to the clique on Tuesday; but nother house has defaulted on ite contracts, with a view, it teeaid, of legally contesting any claims arising therefrom which may be brought against it. ‘The gold market was barely steady. The price opened Gt 1469, then droppod to 14634, and after rising to 140% Closed at 14656 0 14645. Loans were gonorally inade flat, Dut in come cases interest was paid for having coin car- ried. papers Ereeaeere hundred and thirty miles between the Atlantic and Groat Western and the terminus of the Gs wissa road, ‘This aio is determined to build at once, charter has secured for that pu! The he completed, yes At lantic and Great Weste rn will have a continuous broad. yuge road, under one management from and twenty few York, saving in distance one hundred and t miles, as compared with the route ue, tte Peasy and ‘the same as that via Steubenville, Pitsburg and A ytea’ also able’ to state that the English capitalists decided, before leaving New York, to make no invest- ments at present west of Cincinnati, but to concontrate their means upon the Great Western and Atlantic roa: go as to carry the broad gauge through to the seabeai with as little delay as Possible, and, make the entire line in all its appointments most thorough and magnifi- cent road in the world. ‘The recent losses of the Aquidneck Bank, at Newport, R. L, will absorb the surplus and about sixty per cent of the capital stock, The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad during the month of October amounted to $117,604, showing an increase over the receipts for tho same time Foreign exchange was dull at yesterday's rates—108\ a 106% for bankers’ sterling at sixty days, Petroleum stocks were irregular at the first board, Pit. hole Creek closed 40c. higher than at the game time yesterday, Bennehoff Run $1 55, Shade River 200. Pithole Creek was $3 lower, Webster 37c., ‘United States 35. At the second board Bennehof Run dloned at $16 30 (ox dividend), Buchanan Farm 77c., Bradley $1 10, Foe Simple 20c., Central #26, Kentucky National $1, Germania] 90c., Manhattan , Webster $1 90, Ham McClintock $6 60, Rynd Fur | »., United Gtates $27 96, United Petroleum Farms 6 (ex divi- dond), The Cincinnati Gasette publishes the following con- cerning the recent reported arrangement between the Atlantic and Great Western and Morrie aud Besex and ‘Catawissa railroade:— All influence in the board te any arrange. moat with the Aulantie and Crea Westra that "would them the Lake Prep | Be the ownership of the the directors of that —_ ‘was & promi- jen wo secure an Oy yy festern. To this in 1864 of $27,128. The New York exports (exclusive of specie) for the week ending November 6 veneer? * >a — 1866, 088 $1,874,605 $6,127 es 185; a seun'ie Since January 1, ..$140,012,485 $187,560,301 $185,627, 333 The New York imports compare as pilepar For the week. Prev. reported. 1863. s15inee — ga01e80 $2, 18-408 999,193 8,859,738 Dry goods. Gen. merchandise, 2,599,703 Totalfor the week, $4,118,337 $1,200,819 $5,015,198 Prev. reported... 160,924,388 Fa) 910,781 136,237,057 Since January 1, .$155,042,725 $189,271,660 89,271, 660 $171,613,095 We have received the following recommendation in relation to the fifty dollar greenback notes:— As I have to handle a great deal &f the “United States currency” in the course of my business, could you not call the attention of Mr. Secretary McCulloch to the im- portance of calling in ail the $50 United States legal ton- der notes, as the counterfeits of that denomination are very extensive and exceedingly dangerous and well exe- cuted. If they are allowed to circulate by and by we will not be able to distinguish the spurious from the genuine, and therefore it now behooves Mr. McCulloch to protect ail his issues and see to it that the people have a sound ourrency beyond the power of debasement or counteMeiting. The honorable Secretary of the Treasury, as the case now demands, must withdraw from circula- tion the $50 notes above mentioned, and reissue a new if he does not it will be impossible to foretell to extent the country may become floated with them. only and best way to give satisfaction to all parties call them all in immediately. Stock Exchange. Tavrspay, Nov. 9—10:30 A. M. $4000 US 04, 6:20,"04 10034 100 obs Erie KR-.s00 91 003% 300 do..2d call 9324 200 do... 03% 6 Brie RR pr 82 200 Hud River RR.. 106 2000 Reading RR.... 1133 1 do. 11334 700 do. 113% 200 do..2d cail 114 20000T'S'si yrenis 973 — 50 Mich Con RR... 113 20000 Misuour: 6’... 773% 100Alton& THRR. 44 2000 do.. 1 110 Michso& NIRR 15 11000 Il cou bas, 7 . 1 0. 15000 California 7's. . 1000 Ohio& Miss cert 50000 = do... 10000 Ig 30000 6000 Tol Wai, 2dm 76 2000 Mil& StP,. lst m 84 4500 American gold a 200 933 50 shs Ocean Bank. 200 93 %q 100 Canton Company a. 800 93 100 rr vs 45-200 92% 100 45 600 92 200 45 = 200 91% 200 45 200 OL 100 Spring M 57 200K 66 70 Wost Union Te 51 400 6654 250 Quicksilver M Co 49 500 66% 100 Brunsw'k CLCo 10% 200 30 665% 100 Lehigh kSusCoal 8 300 2d call 66 300 ABassa enous OA 100 Chic Ri RR. 1063; 400 do.ss.c.... TH 300 ress 106: 300 New York Guano 12 100 106% 100 Atlantic M St Co. 140 600 Tol, we &WeskR 53 100 N Y Cen RR..b30 9834 200 Pits, FW&CRR. 63 102% 0 do, 8 25 di 103 bg 800 200 call 4 MiL& or P RR . SECOND BOARD. Hatr-rast Two o'Croce P. M. tnd we ig "81, cou = 100 shs Erio RR...87 93% = Reading RR..... 114% 2000 U0" 3,6-206, "02 101% 200 MichSo&NIndRR 773¢ pind uses: 20 0, '64 sa 500 17 a 165 100 Tol, Wab& WesRR- To00 Use 16, 10-40 cou 91; 100 Chi& Rk Is RR.. 106% 1500 Trn7 3-10 ,2ds 96: 100 dO wos. nee 45000 f 965, 500 Clev& PittsKR.. 95 2000 1600 do 94} 20000 vse 200 4 50000 Ohio 200, . 4% 800 shs Canton Co, 453% 200 Chi& NW if 6635 % 300 im” 100 Mil &Pr di 50 Pitts, = ees iat 100 do... 32 Alt&TerHauieRR 100 Alt &TerH RR pf 77 103; a OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvrsvar, Nov. 9—6 P. M. Asnzs.—Receipts, 43 packages. The market was very firm, under a moderate inquiry, with a low supply. Prices were nominally unchanged. Breapererrs.—Roceipts, 21,845 dbis. flour, 945 bags corn meal, 65,963 bushels wheat, 109,334 do. corn, 26,510 do. oats, 750 do, malt, and 8,100 do. barley, The de- mand for State and Western flour was moderately active, and at the opening prices were vory firm, with an up- ward tendency; but towards the close the demand fell off, and prices ruled Sc. a 10c. per bbl. lower for all grades, but principally for the inferior and common brands. The sales were about 10,000 bbls. at our revised notations below. Southern flour was dull and declining. e sales were about 460 bbis. Canada flour was less active, and prices declined 6. a 10c. per bbl. Rye flour ‘was quiet and unchanged. Corn meal was imactive and heavy. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour, $7 85 0 $8 25 Extra State. 8300 8 50 Choice State. 8 55a 8 60 Common to 8 40a 690 Extra round hoop Ohio. 90a 926 Western trado brands 9 800 12 60 Common Southern 9 750 10 60 Fancy and extra do. 10 700 16 26 Common Canadian. 8 40a 860 Good to choice and extra. 8 70a 12 00 Rye flour (superfine) 8500 900 Corn meal, Jerscy... 4900 495 Corn meal, Brandywine.... 5108 52 Corn meal, Brand; uncheons. 26 25a 26 50 ly wine, p —The wheat market was Fairly active, and prices were le. a 2c, higher, aa ‘at the close the improvement could hardly ined. The sales were about 70,000 Doshels at $2 30a $2 $2 40 for new amber State, $1 620 1 85 for ambor Milwaukee, $1 88 for choice new amber lilwaukee, $175 a $1 82 for Milwaukee rt id $173 a $1 81 for Chicago spring. mand for corn was less active and, ices Ww drooping, Cee) we noticed no o important sales comprised 95,000 bushels at $2c. a 88. for sound and 8c. a 9le, for count 1 mixed Wostern, market closing heavy, with no buyers above 90c. for the latter, Outa were in fair domand and, sound were again higher, while unsound were tee The sales were era 500. for unsound and S6c. a: for sound. Rye , with further ealés 8,000 bushels Canada at $116 ana about 2,000 bushels Western mat $1 10, Malt was dull but ly, with sales unchanged. Barley wi 3500 bushels at $1 90 for Canada West cat aga 91 12 for Corrox.—Receipte, 1,275 bales, The market was dull wore irregular, and continued entirely nomi- jes were and prices nal, closing at our subjomed quotations, The to & fair extent, Don M Good sree 5B 53 Covres.—We learned of no further talde a lot of St. Domingo, comprising -~ which sold on Private terme. a pp dT ly rin at last quotations, igen Ts his were quiet, bat with a scar- room on the h holders were demanding rte a or earener Cotton freights were firmer. Liverpool, 1,800 bales cotton for all descriptions were mestly for consump- Grop and 30c, a 5c. for new for extra fancy Western. uote dec. @ 163¢0,, and hai lard market was er’ with moderage demaae. the aye gered 22840, Butter and Parroieun. —Recei; is, Penk ket wi irregular. bui on the mgt HU ‘The. market ae NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1865, ‘crude, the i above about 4,000 was in Phitadelphia. Rix was dull and unchanged. We heard of no sales outside the regular jabbing trade. SvGar.—The market for raw was moderately active and prices were very meaty. tere) — 698 hbds. Cuba myscovado at 13; 226 boxes. Ha- vana'at 3c, Raw wi ao wien but pricgs were with- out noticeable change. - STwARINE Was ie Fi but pees hand firm. le note further sales of 85,000 ibs. at TaLow was fairly noe the roi were aries 125,000 Iba. at 140. a 14%0, Tonacco.—Receipts, 116 bhds. and 372 packages. Th: market continued may but prices were well #1 the sales were, about 120 Kentucky at Tc. a 9c; ‘We quote lugs at Tc. 9 73¢c.; low leaf, 6c. a 9c. ; do., 10¢, 12¢., and selections '2he. ab 0 musxey.—Roceipts, 188 bbls. ‘The market was fairly active and prices a pr lc, higher, = sales of 260 bbls. Tega at O80 ® $2 41, tho market closing at the out- fon Sales of Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. Four lots and dwellings northwest corner of Broad- way and 130th street..... ‘One lot west side Seventh aveni second and Fifty: third streets. One lot adjoining above One lot adjoining above One lot west side Broadway, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets. . eetsceaesensess 6,000 One lot west side Broadway, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets, . te eteseseereees ‘Two lots west side Broadway, between Fifty‘second and Fifty-third streets, each MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Bi .—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, vember 9, by the Rev. Nath. West, Major Jou mf bad Brooms, Uniled Btates itarine Comps, to San, youngest daughter of Geor, hain Esq., Kellylane House, Exltnton, Londonderry eee Costa aman aad rs oor on spose, Nove Movember 9, at the Church of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. Stevens Parker, T. Henry Curtis to Miss SARAH c, only Fes omg of the late John Mills, formorly of Jamaica, Naas tema —At the First ag if barber church in Peekskill, on Wednesday, November 8, by the bride's uncle, Rev. J, @, Jonnson, Bara P. Griswoup to Jennie Fuerts, granddaughter of Hon. Wm, Nelson. Hyatr—Lawrxnor.—On Thursday, November 9, by the Rev. Thomas 8. Hastings, Sri G. ‘Hyatt, of tals city, ni Nerns Lawrence, of Port Byron, N.Y. No cards. Hawort—Bisuorric,—At the residence of the bride's jarents, 120 Eliott place, Brooklyn, N. Y., by the Rev. lenry Ward Beecher, on Thursday, November 9, Wil- um Hawry Hawortuy, of Chicago, Til., to Amxiia CaRo- Lyk, second daughter of Henry ‘and’ Elizabeth Bishop- Tick, No cards, H1Lt—Surranp.—On Wednesday, November 8, by the G. EA Foster, at the residence of the bride’s paronts, uu, of Newark, N. J., to Fronence A., daugh- ter of Frederick Shepard, Esq., of Bethel, Conn.” Havcy—Cuatens.—On Wednesday, November 8, at the residence of the bride's father, $i Varick street,” by tho Rev. John Thomson, D. D., Rost. Wa. Hancs, of Rumeen, N. J., to Kati, daughter of Thomas Chalmers, Of this city. KimkLaxp—McKxsson.—On Wednesday, November 8, at the Beformed Dutch church, Fifth avenuo, by the Rov. Dr. Rogers, Joux L. Kivxtanp to Kars, daughter of John McKesson, all of this city. Masox—Waitk.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Novem- ber 8, by the Rev. Dr, Bartlett, at she residence of the bride's mother, Mr. Isaac Mason to Mise Sanan ¥. Winter, eldest daughter of the late John White, both of the above city. Noxox—Hatn.—At Sing Sing, on Thursday, November 9, by the Rev. R. J, W. Buckland, assisted by Rov. Mr. Materson, Mr. Isaac B. Noxon to Mias epee Hau, daughter of tho late Herbert Hall, Esq. No cards. Pork—Srroxcrreary.—On Thursday, eeeniber 9, at Christ chureh, by the Rev, F.C, Kwer, Joun Pors, Esq., to Miss Mary Stroxarrmaia, all of this city. ROGENBERG—FRANKLAND. byes ogg November ry On 8, at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. J. S. Kramer, Mr. SoLomon Rosksnera, of Arkansas, to Miss Lucy, daughter of the late Alexander Frankland, of this city. Memphis and Arkansas papors please copy. TALMADGE—BAaKeR. —On Tuesday evening, November 7, at the Sixteenth streét Bapust church, by the Rov. Mr. Mikel, Mr. Gxoncr H. ‘'aLmapox, of Hunter's Point, L. L, to Mies Luceuza Baxer, of thia city, ‘Tuxsox—ANTHONY.—At_Cana| ohare, . ¥., on Thora. day, November 9, by the Rev. Silas J. Tox sox, of New York, to Miss Bent yma Of Cansjoharie, Birth, Croer.—On morning, November 8, the wife of Davip piel aberween A ing, : Died. Bowwen.—The remains of the late Wiliam Bonar having arrived from New Oricans, funeral services will be heid at the residence of his brother, John Bonner, ‘Tod Hill $ aten Island, this (Friday) afternoon, at half. past three o'clock. The friends of the deceased aud of ‘the family are respectfully invited to attend. Carriages will be in waiting at Vanderbilt landing to meet the two P. _M. boat from tho city. Biaxox —On Thursday morning, November 9, after a long and painful illness, Saxan F., wife of Thomas. J. Binck, in the 66th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 430 Hudson street, on Sunday ‘afternoon, st half-past one o'clock, without further *hotloe. Megha —At Piattsburg, N. Y., on Tuesday, Novem- Anruor Hanks, son of Rev. Edwin A. Za Catha- Mae Bulkloy, agod 11 months, ‘The remains will be taken to Groton, Maas., for inter- Currrenpxx.—On merry Ft November 9, at the Albe- marie Hotel, of congestion of the brain, Mantua H., wife of 3. N. Chittenden, of this city, and , saarbeer of Joseph B. Slocum, Esq., of aged 30 ‘Hor remains will be removed to daft for In interment, Cunmincuam,—The funeral of Joun F. Cunsinauam, one of the sufferers in the St. John, will take ues on Satur- day afternoon, at half-past ono o'clock, @ Madi- son avenue Baptist church, coruer of ly on street, His friends are respectfully invited to Cocart.—At Yorkvi on oh a ba 9, after a long and ot oo Carehnens, mar" of Wil- a native of Ardagh, count; Lonetont tee , in the 66th year of her age. 4 The relatives and friends of the family are evrespectflly invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Ninety-second street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, on Saturday, at twelve o'clock, noon. California and other papors papors please copy. Caxuerox.—On Thursday, November 9, Frawcs Ep- worn, the beloved son of John and Catharine Carleton, “tne slativen ahd frigeda of the famtl ‘The relatives and frien ly are respectfull invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of oh parents, 641 West Forty-second streot, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Dowkaan,-- On Tuesday, November 8, after a long and severe ill Davi DoNkGaN, a ‘native of Betstions, county Cork, Ireland, in the 63d year of his ag ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Tespecttully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 336 Twentieth street, without further notice, Dory.—On Thursday, November 9, after a short but ‘WitLiamson id ‘acquaintances are respectfully invited bev ind raitthis (riday) afternoon, at half. one o'clock, from ye lence of her cousin, 166 West Houston street. Vin ginsne cove, ere ag ureday, November 9, Cnnistornen Hayry, son of Henry and Graner, aged 1 year, 10 months and 17 days. The friends of the family are. respectiully invited to attend the funerat, from the residence of his parents, 52 Mott street, corner of Bayard, this (Friday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. Goaaix,—On Wednesday, November 8, Micuamt Goo- orn, a native of Butievant, county Cork, Treland, aged inet friends of the family, and those of his brothers, David and Thomas, are requested to attend the funeral, this day (Friday), from his late residence, No. 1 White street. 4, alter afew da; Lloyds’ agent and tion, taany, ( the be ore ‘daught 16 years, erty and 10 hy 8. feud the fauetaly this al gt a} tt u elo the residence of her panes, No” 188° West Thirtieth street. Kaity.—On Thu: rege | November 9, after a lingering illnees, whic! e bore with Christian forti- tude resignation, Buipost Keury, aged 60 years. friends of the family, The and those of her brothers, Daniel and Theodore Kelly, and her brother-in-law, 4 drew McDonagh, oe eeepc fog ueated to attend thi funeral, on -past twelve o relock, from the veudenes of her brother Daniel, No. 481 Wash: ington street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Kewt.—On Tuesday, November 7, Srerusy A. Kewt, aged 05 yours, 9 monte and 18 days.” ‘The relatives and friends of ee family, and also the membors of Continental No, 987, F. and A. M.; also Empire raen ge ¥ ‘are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his imte residence, 68 Clinton street, this (Friday) ‘afternoon, ‘at two o'clock, without further notice. Mysne.—On hipe'prncong Fonda 8, CaTmanine Ane Myma, ego hy of = ry and Emily Myers, agod Sad months and 15 Telatives and Honds of the tA are respectfully avis to attend the fui Qis (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parent, Second street, near Colyor, Greenpoint, without fi further invi- tation. y —On Ta evening, November t Paren D. seqund 208 of iton ane the fae Pe lurray, aged 20 years and 7 months. he friends apd Pn my and of the family are re- serine eel mien ane | Ha ing, a4 ten 0’ 0, sotouh Kingh absoee, ED, to Sis Patek and at ery gly fami ‘Thursday morta vember 9, after a short of pnuemonia, P, MgGome: rm peatives ond Honds of the family are reayeotfully MINING COMPANY OF RADO.— ite oon an Post office. nd anton, — As the vedonee of her son-in-law, Geo. Gatty, on Wednesday morning, November 8, Carmanins Buu, sues os Aaratan ae Mo! jay aged 80 ed a fromthe the Church of the Now we Seraae: m, isn Tuy mot potmnen Fourth and Lexi age srebaoy hie Friday), at twelve o’oleck, wil foro pte rw Par native of Exar sands aged 7 que ratve abd finde othe Samnlty, and sad ten ot of fine o'clock, Ter ae ve ata ie ‘ee resate — contar, fell of from ‘123 Enat Sarentesath ret hoad 6f her topmast mieplaced bi a" BANKERS, z END.—THE IMPERIAL SILVER MINI fy MINING of fan adi se dollars in gold. per sluare, payable ‘of fen (' a 2 ‘share, pay Lyin pment Gal for No from, Galveston for New raiser fea rom teed ul al was got of without damage, and procested to Soun Seen froma New, York for Bernt, aaa Sent 'the regieue 124 tons, eth A ar citehneld in gop, jew ‘York by Thayer oes ee) sizer al rat, joOous, from NYork, of and for Bucl om We papdogierd ig a oo er: Bio repair. sous am. Joxiws ues, irom Elizabethport for Providence, i ent from NYork for Providence, put into sails damaged. pid xawpee Moxey. LEN? ot desgrere Lamp MONBY, AT and 'y, represented sine Pasaieae and Pendens the. tund are’ invited to pong Lpeay, 08 Be at Baltimore attend the funeral, this noon, at two from n Rorral Point, | mate parties eNnae aa O'clock, from her ite residence, Bixtf-cighth sires, bo. | dista Fa Th Topas oe, inset ones soto SOOMERY. tween Broadway and ee avenue. Canada papers ries ‘about 100 tons: nO orsopaash Row anp.. penny neon few Havel, Conn., on Thursday, No- 68 yoars, sven somatic Bese? Baltimore &th inst. reports a sohr sunk on Sioor Joxt Hint, of Dighioe, where d not oe Monday ser deve teks eae, et foe sland, fed sunk ria fainona water, be was owned red enefeurtk | sey oe aN Wimaray of Dighton. Bke was valued si Soo G Brightman, hence at se Rey Rives of meikiend Pi en oat anahor ore chain, and w overboard 1: Pi Ea Hig oF A50 tone oxtlod atone tag, fr cisco, and built for the California Mercer pores ss & gs Fy BROADWAY paciric NATIONAL BANK, “New Yors, Nov. 8, 180%, of Directors have this day declared an girlie of ve) pa cf free from government tax, BR. BOOK, Cashier, sa NEWCASTLE MUTUAL conn COMPANY, enigs, mii 4 fats fnsurance invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of 4 = law, 367 Bowery, on Saturday afternoon at two o'cloo! patti Williamsburg, on Thursday, November 9, Tuomas Sarre, raged 82 years, 6 months and 14days, ‘The funeral will take place on Satu: day afternood, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. Friends of the family are invited to attend without fur- ther notice. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Srricxianp.—On Thursday, November 9, "s wharf, a Ban Fren- ‘Messrs Simp- ae raccesafully launched from the end of Willem M"Morril, Haq, at Westpo eyBrunswick is about 48) tons, old measuremen Se ‘Mosers ch teem & Chase, rand others, of jen A B Ti ee and others, of Brunswick, and will b a owned =“ Vice President—-WM. H. JACKSON. at one ‘Treasurer—JACOB RUSSEL, Cashier of United States o'clock, Oriven B, StmicKiaND, aged 41 years, from Ww, ae Now Yak. ‘The rolativos and friends of tho {ainily aro aospect- eat enneh ni oad, old mmeksure. rroueat Rew ‘Amsterdam Tos. Ge, fully invited to attend the funoral, from his late resi. | mont, named Wm A Growin, valle Hor Mr Wit A “atkins and Dovid 5. # Ghikoray resident Resolute Ine, Co. a oung, ani Tov! for an ane era) 1. L, om Saturday afternoon, a Inklo whale Smt and all be in charg hares weet “fe + a John G. Mather (Bixby & Co, 56 Greenwich atrmet. eth ini Tashoon ty Soummuasnoen. On shares , November 9, at the | pry ‘splendid ship of 110 tone, Sid" the Jonnele Might x Wee “ian in iets residence of J. A, Lyon, in Jersey City, Amos Scum Bhe ts owned by Lemuel ‘Small merehan 10 Beaver street. MERHORN, aged 34. ‘on (who will command hens Ww Jose a Beoamen, Now sheet ‘The remains will be taken to his home im Wisconsin | Manson & Williams, Lyon & ET Matthew White, maltster, rte ‘and for interment. Pe cee oe 9 Ey han i Metcalf, « Albert Webb ( in £60.), ip na, am ‘TayLoR.—On Wednesday, Novombor 8, Aumua Tayton. | Drig of 400 aaa f fom the yard of B Young, a ine brig af Ben). Mills, out om m fear, Jersey CHF. wo nad by ap ‘The funeral will take place, from 457 West Twonty- first streot, this (Friday) morning, at cleven o'clock ‘Tooxwr.—Epwarp ‘voxeR, 80n of John Lasco Emma Tooker, in the 5th year of his ag His uncles, William and Tonos Tooker, Edward L. Murphy, John Cherry end friends, aro respectfully in- vitod to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at halt-past one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 280 Rivington street, TaYLorn.—On Wednesday, Novem! eleven o'clock P. M., AMELIA TAYLOR, oma William and Mary A. Taylor, aged 3 years and 8 days. Funeral services at the residence of her parents, 457 West Twenty-first street, this (Friday) morning, at eloven o'clock. The friends and relatives of the (amily are re- spectfully invited to attend, without further notice. ‘Warp.—On Wednesday, November 8, Joun Hxwry ‘Warp, son of Thomas and Margaret Wacd, aged 4 and 13 days. 'm Robinson. piying ing tok. | PINGBLAND, Age Agent, ae Ine street. $1. 500 x4 WANTED—ON cw ‘ABD- 230 tons, called [ia double decked, owned by Oapt my Boy win M Reed ed hud others, of wor Calais heen to tsar wa The Can Buoy recently the “broken part of pop Rip has di at erin be replaced at By onder of ihe Lighthouse Board, bianapieiaine i hitter wry Lighthouse Ins fastened, ihe is dress Security, Herald $30,000 RATER 05 nox tp nomen #75000 Eas re eat Neon se pector, 2d district. Bosrow, Nov 8, 1865. rms, on bond York Whal tag fd Active ald from New Bedford 8th inst for North Pa. WILLIS, 27 Nassau » basement. jc Ooean, seit Fare Para, Hussey, wld from below Salem 6th inat for Ate ntic vet Han Francisco, Nov 5— Endeavor, Wilson, of Bedford, arei rived to-day, Hee ED tite eh end a0 do ap ol, inland. ficport spoke. Oct 4 ships Onward, Wador Sunbeuta, Barreti do, 0,000 20% Shere, sii ity Bin & 500 do; oe do, vreasived by Geo cae SHIPPING NEWS. | sherman rigs pit tit $125,000, Jon Qitroh Bane, i, Hone lyn.” Apply to fall st., room No. $250.000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. ten pitt ta aa rts shij apa SOF ART ERASSINS: Sree stole satay SG SR Spoken, se. vente pepe ALMANAO FOR NEW YORK—THIs DAY. Pit “A yar now from, Baliimore, steering 8, no wen celablian ae eo siorg bu aed pa cat te t ate {rom dred 3 uh cm Nichols, from New York for Mobile, Oct 28, | Beda feno an ural Bod. con “py to the Port of New York, November 9, 1865, abhip eat < mba. from Manila ror New York, no date, in the | fevfte "Scr teawired ined pa to pert ape: of Mindora. eatablishme aren heal Bark Rising Dawa, from Cardiff for Baltimore, no date, ro) she SmAntAn nent: sa ech ape CLEARED. ofan 9 Sty of, of _Cork (Br), Bridgman, Liverpool via | *ytty" Apollo, from Manila for New York, no date, in Sooloo GENTLEMAN WISHES AN ASSOCIATE IN Soumalip Philadelphia, Grifin, New Orloans—D WN Car- iBank He days from Montevideo for Balti: tater: prod vory large) 90 18K "Address ‘Sita in. 26 Bri meee AON ae conan New York, Oct ¥ or New 1 a9 46, ion 8 0 rington. snahip Potomaski, Pepper, Mobile—J. W. Elwell & Oo, Btoamship Mercedita, Williams, Mobiie—Smith & Dunning: Steamship B B Souder, Lockwood, Charles\on—Livingston, x & Co. ‘Ship Excelsior, Pendleton, Liverpool—Samuel Thompson's hew. ‘Hark John Fyfe, Weaver, Glasgow—Thos Dunham. Bark J Kepler (Brem), Hahe, Havre via City Point—Ruger Bros. Bark a Hever: Shaw, Cadiz—Pondergast Bros & Co. Bark Thos ee Monrovia via Boston—Yates « Porterfield. Bark RG W Sues &E J Poters. Brig Mettine Ham), Von my jamburg—Sloman . Palma (Ham), Kohn, Hamburg via “Eat (Br), King, Para and « market—Burdett & Brig Lizsie Troop (Br), Newell, Havana—C C Duncan & 104 A, REET Qa tai pos Ge Pein, cates covers, a AW Foreign Ports. Anxcrso, PR, Oct 21—In port brig Howard, for New York, Oct cped Cennebee, Merril, Portia woe et A ih, brigs,‘Brecre eet ard tpt NB. jassau street, roum PA Lae eh la ese ARTNER WANTED TO REPLACE Epes ng age buninee. "Gall Tor or te yi ), 5 Brown, nm (BE roe ; Sir Geo F ‘aoymour (BD, Wet. RETIRIN( inte io io. 4 Ne bg WANTED.—A G1 ings a Soperters npr come 0. istol; 84, Brig Isabella Thompson (Br), Freeman, Halifax—J L Over- ce ope week * a dg or aan Bars and ripe, Holmen fr haar Bete Ann, Johnson, Wilmington, NO—O H Person. Philadelphia; Liberty, Wile a fee for NYork BU; bark Alber. iF), » ‘TNE! fou rn roca (Br), Ceorgo, Bt Jobas, NFRD B De- land, Bork PA oe Tguor a nanuhienieng, a RATARL Teer Sula Clinch (Br), Bradford, 8 Andrews, NB—J Frve Spestirelh Bison, Bosto Be aively eee birgoraa Sot aes ae is Horo (Br). Hopkina Halifax Starr sboha!| thea kaa't men “sete (Br), Hopkins, H fin a ret Yuet fe tor Ht Havana, ante pertarpatcs opt Nad ‘Queen, Chase, New Orleans—Beniley, Smith & | NYork’ dg. roomie prodte: guaran Font Piva, Sopt 80—8id bark Warren Hallet, inert Fyei0 Pont tite. Ear, megan arty enue | A Fag A fr SP i i Wi = aoa tug Col EE Ingalls, Stories, Philadelphis—C Hf Trum- Pte Oct ,_In port brigs Zoveph Baker, Nickerson, PDaetiaeed ore a tanieee ’ ‘ : JB Kirby, Outer Sombrero ad paying St 908 Broadway. apepeiecing, Shere v magi? save. haa lane bat reapentente ang Feltes for Grab aie Tins (from Boston) Sunusnsie, Txor: In port bark: F Phases mena Har. rtman, from Boston, arr Oct 81, s paring go off the bar at ip Ladona, Hi Mobil Oct Sere Hictuken & Faimere, tind very entrance of the harbor, su; damage; brig Irene, PARTE LaRosa Uae ashore, with 2 sion aed bark r. bound Worth: Om, ren ee arr Oot faith, Chenbor's Steane. Breakwater "erie ofaks ‘of Pe bound x rh spaces | ed - Lae aa aca | Sg apne ner Bld e a in SOPRA from Mobile, with ne Geo Hurlbut, for ahi ra . Drew Manila; Wing- ary e7.e feeceneas od denig ot3 as cargen Fo ogg? 7) Corning, oo ase Hoctott, 96. hours, with 3 Mecosta, Lin- a8 Yor & ; Below ‘bark | an te pavers. oF" ‘heady tt Oo, Thompeons Norfolk, with saat Howiend, from Surinam, fandotte, Arex, | would be Ee to G eerie w_ Orleans: E. mi tobe ecsane interested 10 geineas fn saat amnd Fr Vreitlagnam. ital othe barged yr crpained at an af interziew, wh mea ir ph a ot anger! Sensi eieer Sonne do: Wi Si eeaagh ae eri Pane: Shareetngy wil a = ber san dot We tn enn, - | York Post offlee. ines Oct 1. Fannie Lincoln, |) ————————<—$—————_________________ Bark Stella (Bram), Stee Bremen, 44 days, with ina Measles Whynes, and Anti es, alma = ae ana Sa , 7 ween Koop ac “reece feats thymen and Antilles es, re; Annan: (T° CAPITAL iors “THE UNDEESFONED, A gorro! maee, ig Win Salem & Ce see by oe SSSRISTOL, Nov 7—Arr sloop peoreenriy Alsen, NYork for ied Si es tion” Over 180 per cont can al made. fone bu apply. with coffee, to J Li Phipps & Co. » Aare | PPTL RIVER, Nov 6—Arr schrs John. Crockford, J ry gare ane cd areata aerate th ewes | Ei toate a | prana a aed a —, 5 {oomater,” Get 2 int 25 0, ln 604. lows naan everooas aris Ber 4 Weghiingion, phiiadephie Ks Atha aie FARPMAR BP ad OTE aaean by bet ak th ma eats Sth lab Tete aerator sche W Y aE hiladel Address or ea ite She paling GOR AC STIR, AGHTIN, a Joseph TPP, of 1 on ercer, jo; Ken dort ance Povbicl Listed 12 days ee “tae iiss, ‘araald, |, ratedore’s, Ho. € Actos, Res Fas eee actorh writ Veer we erases greats oie: | W zu nines saatlancs, ies apts fou for Porto Rico, * rom- s ne Hi Belin er), Verde, Campeachy, 28 days, with ma- a cegs tet MeLEROTER | to $10.00 "References given and required. Address KA, ig Lady of the Lake (ot Bermuda), Ye Be: FORD, schreE Arcularius, Jack- 19 Ab tecwced te Windaaoe ese exter “OYSTER AND D SALOONS 1b 30, ned 8 hurricane frows NE, E. wikioh aa kk en terre Mh, get va in , ranamt, 0) «Wanted, « mee to ~ ag jhrew over deck load, Georgetown, DC; Mary ands Faller opening two of Ag tops lig! nts in the city, patra gers bo en Fag to hw joining a f eoheeas are furnishéd, ready to nce busied with & fig eee éstabliched. “Sa $500 tierce taza ftv handed per coat ane Alert Pare Wheelau, Labrador, 14 days, with fish, to Greene iol Gre Orient (Be iy Burmeteter, Labrador, 28 days, with fish, ic Wallace, P area, Enlladelphia: sc achta ‘deion Por Per- Mi ‘Chase; Beg, ens (Bip, Pearey, Harbor Grace, 18 days, Gibbe, sp Snow Albion. Builth; pene felis (0, ‘Lingan 12 days, with oval, te room M6. faldoboro), Hoffeas, Cow Bay, ~A a MAN WARTS"TO INVEST ay swith ste Meiegtt Di eorviews in nd ar ke i irae Jobusea, aera 8 days, with coal, to O00 sarees Sarbeopers addi “hadfeee oo W. He a LL. A jrown, Rondout for Boston bat ah Racket of a sad from Maron, NP, Oct 20, with Mobile, 16 days, with cotton ds fae kage Ai 3 are “PARTNER WANTED, IN THE 00 sates neinese \ao wishing a the premises, 3 ange ai MAN TO TAKE THE PLA aes $1,200. remap Ra ee fame, Vn need Good focatloa.» Hoquire. at 11g. Will gone ae yar IF 70 —PART} WANTED, oor $2,000,233 App, room room ee Sear Sete .000.~ Retiore smear Biaaivnes bono "tave Warren, Lushire, Maryland 8 dara. 950.01 100 per cent.” Address U. 8., Herald oftee Sehr jane Vaughi , Vaughn, Weymot ua, Mase, f FURNITURE, Petr Hale, eee ‘ heyri te WEDENCE, Nor 1 A MAGNIFICENT ‘ASSORTMENT | HOUSEHOLD J i Fes ran inary for PA Rivers | man GW > teller ier, Hons, rete Pitntage * Harriet Neal. spaie for Boston. ete Rey Teeny ihird wrwet, near Hite eso Miscellaneous. Boss! wa ae aaa MOVING | RSTABLIGM Sixth aven bet deta y orice Farge: bones ana ‘money loaned on iBT OF P. re mpg aT? fA hs ng up *) ree ae yee We are again placed under obligations to Captain Adams, of the steamship Morro Cabtle, and his attentive purser, R W Albert, Raq, for the prompt delivery of full flee of papers men yonia 7 a ‘onrn Pour, Smith, at Baltimore from Savannah. Riperionagd a ertcet Bi jurricane during the entire voyage had quarter boat stove; brought 17 passen: Kai Uhitnteen het er ee ona |. from Su mee boa gu Be ine taioelate ween eee eens eco iy tustaimense if dectroa. HISPANIC’ halled rote Liverpool, owned. by Fe HE Tiley dna formeriy known ae the Bele of the T LANORST STOCK OF fi Egneemeta ten an PARLOR, CHAMBER, asp te ‘AND DINING ROOM FU AND LOOKING QLass 10 BE FOUND IN THE WORLD, 18 AT DE GRAAF & TAYLOWS, 6 AND & BOWER: AND 6 CHRYSTIB STRERT, AND wth ly street, west of ALSO MATTRESSES eter, The BH i ‘tous, intbos in Rew ind ii 0 Hack sd eae : Saar ‘aan maile fon, will iriitalovea i office on yernber, at 10:90 A. M., and od AE ai i ss Syniers PRICHS REDUCED. by. MA ‘Sa = eee Speers 1D 8. senor oe jogs with the Remeron Paras — of rigs Grown and, hey Troan