The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1866, Page 3

THE F. B.’S. hterestng Statements Regarding the Finapcial and General Doings of the Fenian General Authori- ties for six Vears. Address from the Brotherhood of Chicago District to the Brotherhood of the United States. | CIRCULAR FROM GENERAL SVJEENY. THE SENATORIAL SIDE. fe Ree &e. ‘The following circular from “‘the Great Western Propa- goda,” embracing a history of the FP, B. sinco its foun- ‘ation to the present time, furnishes some interesting in- frmation of the gravest nature regarding the financial Feord of the O’Mahosy management and the relations @isting generally between that management and the LR B. authorities :— 3} wre Brotiuernoop or Tar Unren S1ates:— Brormuxs—The unfortunate rupiure which has ocer i%gy heads of our organization, conn Yaving more or less weak the strong bonds of wuion Which have hitherto bouud us hopefully together, be- ‘Biles embittering the mines of Pany of our brethren to- wards each other, we feol impetied, from motives of jus- 2e and patriotism, to lay before” you a statement of what we know concerning ihe corises of the existing er between Mr. John O'Mahony, late Pres dent of Fenian Brotherhood, and the gentlemen comprising Abe Feniaa Senate, In taking this stop we emphatically isclaim the intention of prejndictng your minds, our mutive being that truth may be told and justice done. We frankly confess ourselves in favor of the Benatoriai policy, satisfled honestly in our minds hat quick and active measures ou the — part @f the executive can alone redocm our dative Jend from bondage. In mostof the imanifostoes and “eiicia!”” documents emanating froma Mr. John O'Maheny ‘Bwee the late action of the Fenian Senate, there would Beem w bea decided intention on the part of that gen- eman and hi> followers to fasten the blame of the rrel cutirely on the ten (now increased we twelve) jong time inalvontents” of the Feuian Senate. Of ito ten gentlemen alluded to, three, namely: Gibbons, of Philadelphia; O'Rourke, of New York, and Sullivan, of Wiin, Glivo, were old and intimate frends of the late “Head Centre” and President of the F. B. OF the rest, thive othere, namely: Bannon, of Kentucky; Robert! and Mochan, of New York, are three comparntively new members of the F. B.—ezpecially the two latter gentle- men, who only came’ in by special invitation, at one of the meetings of the old Central Council last Summer—and, consequently, cannot justly be classed under the head of “long-tiined malcoutents.”” Indeed, they were only known as the sternest supporters of ‘OMahony’s system fromm the first until lost eurmor, when they were chased away by authentic reports show: fg that nothing but death to the LR. B., and to Ine. Yavd, would result from that system. Three othors, namely, Fleming, Fitzgerald and Carey, never hold Gens on the ©. C. or Senate until the late Philadelphia Convention. One of the ten remains unaccounted for; Shis is our tried and trusted brother Michael Scanlan of thin city, This gentleman has been prominently identi- fed with the Fenian movement almost since its inaugura- on, and we are not ashamed to confess that he repre- @ente thoroucnty our ideas of what Feniunism ought to Be. Under his guidame the organization here grew to matgrity and respectability, and the lessons of nelf-saeri fice and devotion which he has imcuicated by his example wustain us now, and shall ever sustain us, on the side of Saffering Iroland. Mr. Scanian never could see the wis- @om of unmeaning procrastination-he wauted mutiers wporred up and set healthfully tn motion. Consequently Inq yolicy was viewed with jealousy by the “oilicers’’ a quarters,” Np. 6 Centre street, and latterly 2 Deane. street, "New York, of which instivetion Jotm 0’ Mahony was the presiding officer. With laudable modesty this person, though condemning quick work, took to himself (when, despite of his opposition, ‘good had been accomplished) credit. for everything, or alunort everything, done by the patriotic Irishrnea of America, He was content to drag along the orgunivation on the mow coach wheels of ten cente a week ‘diues,') and ether such inetiective means toward the accomplish ment of a noble and magnificent object. We of the West gould not see how the wen iu Ireland were ever to be armed and sent into the feld by such means, We knew ha i Mecano Ms bisa ot i stoke ution quekly gnd eftectively, coutribations staan ru not tecale in, to the revolutionary epebonttet. We knot ‘that sonal sacrifices sfiduld te made-—that wou should be torgotten, and that the holy object whic’ we had in view should lone engross our attention. ‘hie ie, and ever has been, the creed or the Hrotherhood ef the West, We looked upou x plodding, aitaless, hall peor arged organization as woree than none; and deter. that, 20 far as we were concerned, tie Fenwn Brahertiood should bo a living fact, But tus did not seom to be the tea at “Headqnar- ters.” Mr. O'Manony, whose clwitns to respect and cou aideration are bassd upgn b vith the unfor tanats flesco of “Forty-eight,” denned Nimaselt, if others did not, infallible, sustain bis pret HW ops rior magacity, the “Head Centro” was in the habit of weferring to ‘his deeds in that «flair, thove deeds may be briefly told. ted by the impul: The summary of and Suatly anee, OF Prons wining, ’’ su Sy came & this country, where, lave, or both combined, he becar apparent leader and propagandistof the Fenian movement. His capacity eee attae tntuney oh ihe trothertocas ton ea ap enotgh in the infancy of the Brotherlood: It as [tap fore maturity it became all disinterested 4 that he was ne i wae por pally brought into n e frequently wade on the @ Was usually denomin: on Hs name began to ¢ pc pular Ident to ' to the the queston; looked to an individual principle, and without reiection gave'to him the credit due geuerully to the merificing workers who support d more particularly to great jor mind ned the great work and commissioned O'Mahony to d» the American pari—we mean the noble Stephen Mr, 0 Mahony, placed by aceide light of the organization, epl it of the move y the van, reflected the appeared to he the master Deboklers ine porition tn ervedly elevated toa pisee Lar (abo trot kind of policy seemed to be the 8” idea of how Ireland tnight be freed, He purrved his “fair and easy” course wath a vongeaner “Blow ing” keemed to be the order of the St. Puirick’s Day festivals and were promised by him and others, many that a great | por when, @ skeleton organization oan. the firet Fenian Conpress, in this city, in November, 1563-and called, too. against the wishes of John O'Mahony—the F. i. wos @either more tor less than a myth, Proof of this wal be given you inthe course of thie explanation. After Congress the Fenian Brotherhood rapidly grew to power and infinence. But & required « proper leader to arn this strength to advan age. Sach o leader O'Mahony was not. To outsiders and re-ruits he supeared pert yer ree atte excepting, vourse, the a cipmane interested {riende, Tocked apes him iy. They saw that he was suspickme, ar rogant, vaciliating avd. itobecile in hie policy; that he Tooked bye ms boys everything that did not eriginate with him feared the quick policy of the, cones mm og and treajed every advance of fpr et Bo ieeniet rel toa Keune mee, then daty ae patziows and as It was to supply the “sinews of war’ to Stephens ache brave fellows in Ireland that the Phamix, or Penian movement was inaugurated Thank fortune that ftaphens lives free to day, to condoct, let us fervently aon“ our generation to tbe gual of inde: Although a storm of internal ieeor! may now neem to safety, Test assured thet while ihe maruer even Pmyen emiy pd voald confine, @8 61s, ¥ hile the thousands who are hie sulders ape dist vuasited this ety, and what he knew relative to the men at home." So glowing ond wat his account of bow matiers in Leland thet oar membert grew almost frantie with Joyous eechustann Consorons that the seaitered elements of * foe organization were in the land, ant that by ing these Clements together good work could Se are aluiny, op other®, that a cunvenion nian crnires and delegates should wet in some city of eye Union and Se for the further exten. aon 5 an Yr therhood. nome nhet plained reason y opposed the plan; Hi hae bt which has within ft the seoompiie tesion, At pay ty Deprty HO came ieto o0- given evidence of ee was soon i ¥ oor men, Caper my mefieree ld hee apie ng bY eurcloe y vd prine noe ote peariy lk Orodualie we 7” ae ae ee - a ss NEW YORK HERALD, MON nn panded, men began to fee) confidence in tt, and onder | parties whom Thad previonsty nemed to the delevation | the able cuidance of McCarthy everything im our State } with ‘newlt aud ontrage. I was denounced aa pot bring progresse? gloriously, a Fenian, and my right to be on the floor denie'. al O'MABONY IN CORRESPONDENCE WITH STEPHENS? though , me be = ee ie = vie MATIONERS, oe aa of nay ba anol here to notice the subeeqnont career Fla tra ba ag a nl Mor Sherlock, After the Chiengo fair he grad- | widen the breach already existing. My sta'emont ually fell away, and no satisfactory expianation of bis conduct was ever giver. He did all in his panes ie po yavcerfl eye faith prt geal home movement, and in tts minator, James ous, and issued an document addressed to J. OMabony, whieh was cireu- that Thad never taken the pledge was qualified by the explanation that the eurele tn 'N wshville, Tenn,. of whieh Lhave the honor to be a member, and into which T was unanimously elected, decided, as a compliment to me, that no pledge should be required, alchough 1 signified DAY, JANUARY & !566, cceheieemniaredraiannsiies i ees: Anna Gardner, Louis Walel, Ruth Mf baker; aad the above | a j — . baptiell oy mee a Gove re Wostervelt ard daughter of the M Ba ivin, NY¥ork, ® Coney Hed 18) care, 3th Are Quit Cicy, Taam ar Yemomure, Oraan, E'ewhnd, % YEW ORLE tontnsinip Mexico” (Br Pandoxter, Trompe a prot; b ingeton, a: tonis Maria (Sy), Mubitd, Mataacae; sear & Lace, Liverpool! wa 208, {denne N¥ork Cand 4 yD hkivasiedp iu lated among the members of the Cineinnatl Lenehan * 77 = CORY Aine». do. Fey grat, in which he twands Mr. Siephens as everything aaah Siepaterieacaheiel saw This explanttion, WBN { @e ship — Bn Rd iy od ‘Yeu wilt it be mee a not regarded these menj por wash ached pt et pry — 1s ae wane — Mf ¥ was willing to take’ iy, qistse before a C18 gan Ste document alinded to sensor at the Convention was my Dang efter to do so anced) lea, Haminand, Bostou ae en scone 1 thy. ie, 10: Sind at the mint day he has free | showing an evident © ontion to place me in a ialse Havre, brig MU Roseveit, Wilson Mobil: 4 sunrts a, ummodiate vans” of the FB Union | sition, Ugesetaiy wan not awn tm tien ale 0. catrbrestoamanipa. Bang, Shey ae as ou is .- Presi “hy Livingston Philadel ‘i wp 07 ona oa “fron, eae aliglto-* Goubs of my loyally to tha canse existed, and | Yee satngniie Hor task Caledents (P rat rather too late to predicate such an {idea on a faet well known to the Congress at hiladelpbia, having heen stated by no less a person than Mr, Mallen, the friend and admirer of Mr. O'Mahony. Tean certain'y afford to despise any such attempts after a lifetime of devotion freedom to my native land. In my interview with she Convention Uesrefuily avofded anything which eo Id be constrned into personalities until batgemd and out- raged by questions the parport of which was only. to promote dissension and distrust. IT then felt compelled to accuse one of my opponents publicly with naving uttered two deliberate fulsehends, then and thore do- claring that T could repose no confidence in his voradity. Tn conclusion TL will remark that [believe that « large and reepectable portion of the delezates prevent are honorable men, inspired by @ derira to investicate and judge firmly avd impartially, But there is nn slemontof discord, composed of members froin the Manhattan dia: trict, under the lead of unserapulous men, whe have done and will do everything they can to stifle the tmnt and prevent union, for the advancement of theirown selfish schemes, even should it be at tho price of Ir0t land’s ruin, Froternalty, T. W. SWEEN' Sooretary of War, Fenian brotheriea@: Tur Ren Paver Rxrenmriox Corton Casea,—A decree ‘was rendered in the United States District Court of Mt~ nois, on the Ist inst., in fayor of Messra, Penniston & Pike. of New Oriean3, who claimed of the cotton ean. tured during the “Red river expedition” mne hundred and fifty-three bales, for two hundred and seventy four thousand nino hundred and seventy-eight dollare and tweaty cents, The Hon, Charles Eames and the Hon. lawrence Weldon represented the navy and government in the ease, and received eighty-three thensand one hin dred dotlars and seventy-nine cents as calvage and costs, SHIPPING NEWS. Hut in the circumstance whieh we are about to Then- tion lios the ehief reason of O'Mahony's dislike to the men of Chicago, Conceiving that by the presence of the C. E. of the 1. R. in this country, we would ne much, we resolved to bring him here ‘that he might stir os up the more speedily. While in this city, Stephens wos asked by one of our leading men how much he hat re- ceived during five years, botweon 1858 and 1863; he replied that he had got only £150 im that ime, Where- upon O'Mahony was asked if Chicago alone had not sent more than that on to “headquarters?” He suid ‘yea.’ What, then, pad the rest of America been doing? He could’ not ; but admitted tho facta that the ex- penses at “hpadquarters? swallowed up more than What was sent to Ireland in five years. wonder, then, that men were indignant at such conduct as this on the part of tho “Head Centre?” We resolved from this moment to see that Mr. Stephens zhould be properly supported. From that time O'Mahony has looked with suspicion on the West; he saw that we were no “clansmen,” that our motto was, “we worshipped the idea, not the man.’? FINANCIAL HISTORY OF THE ¥. B.—HARD PACTS FoR TRE Maury chr It may be well now t» take a cursory view of the finan: cial history of the Fenian Bethernd. It isa well known fact that the main object of establishing the Pro- therhood in. this country was to furnish the means to Propagate the prine’plea of the I, R. B. in Ireland, to supply the munitions of war and send as many diacip- lined men to the Meld as volunteered their services, The society was under the exclusive control of John O'Mahony from the tme of ite being in- eae into this country up to the time of the Thierwo Convention held in the fall of 1868. The Hace ability and masterly executive power of this “mighty ehiof” did not accomplish much in a financial rat view during the five vears of his arb.trary reign. sdaining to have auy knowledge of the caminono! art of bookkeeping—for ench knowledge fs beneath a yeoman’s son—and priding himeelf on a total want of business tact, the returns at No, 6 Contre street were so meagre that when the expenses of the H.C. and clerks were taken ont (he entire amount remitted to Ireland —— ‘58 to 63 ~wonld not arm and equip one hundred en, The men of thie city thougbt the time was come when a more enlarved poliry vhould be adopted and a plan of action lad ‘fn, which would bring the soclety more prominently before the Irish people of America, knowing Chat the Trish ns of this country, educated fn the Principles of American liberty, still retained an imperish- able Jove of the ol¢ land, and as soon aa guarantees wauld be given Giat the moneys subscribed would be applied for Tevolutionary purposes the receipts would be increased « thousandfold. Letters were written to O'Mahony from this city en treating him to call a ceneral gouvention of the Brother. ood. AS & compliment to Chicago, it boing, as Mr. O'Mahony stated in ono of his letters to Mr. Seal: the main support of the society, orders were issued from the headquarters to the various circles in thewountry to meet in convention in this city, The plan of action aa suggested by the leading Fenians in this city was adopted, and as a result of this policy the ramutications of the Brotherhood soon extended over the entire North- west, and in proportion xs the society Increased in num- bers in the same ratio did the finances of the Fenian Broth rhood multiply, In the spring of weconceived the plan of vetting up an Irish national fair. As Mr. O’Mahony’s letters prove, which we hold now in our posgescion, he atrongly Pr, New York . «oston New York opontie Lontaieni A a Liverpoot Eivervonl North Ainerican St Andrew Kangaroo, x x iNew York . Boriun ‘Bala. Australaston, City of St »Liverpoel a TOR CALIFORNIA AND RIO TANFING. + New York. 0.0.0.0 nN, New York Atlante Rantingo de Cuba opposed this means to raise funds for the Y, BR. B. in 0 Ink Werprite was ap- | North Amecicn.,”.. New York, proved by the C, E. of Ireland and his patriotic support- | Henry Chauncey...New York ers he reluctantly consented, provided the money realized would pass through his own bans Fo that he could dole it out in smal! eums to the C. E. In Ireland. ‘This trifling with the men nt home was strongly con- demned by us, and with his approval we, together with our patriotic brothers in America, boldly sot to work. The amount of money realized at the Chicago fair was very large, as you are already aware. The greater portion of this money was banded over to the ©. E. of MAVANA, Nassar, Fon Vira Cavz—Stoamahip Vera Cruz, trom Mew York dan 8 Vou Nassiv avy Havaxa-Sloamship Corsica, from New York Jan s10%, Ja—Stramship Mouteanme, from Naw Kou Pour, av Parner, de Steamship Crusader, from New ‘York Jun If the L R., and the balance was soon after remitted. Of | i 812 : 8 the eiteatot the Hispuloe whtGh the society received von larva wiaship Morro Castle, (rom New York irom (ue Chicago fair we leave yourwlyes to judge. Yaw York.Jan 10. The fret fluancial report of the Fenian Brotherhood | y xn Rescinyry, Aan! Maries aes wae made before the Cincinnati Convention. From the | Yak is iid: thew Zack San (0 report it appeared that the aggregate fund collected Me, frome New Vork. an i from the time af the Chicago Convention to. that assem: New York Jan 1 Died ia Cincinnati wae ————. Of this sum only th TH Si! Sat eights was sent to Ireland; the balance was expended in this country for calaries, &q, You cap now plualy see what little practical aid wat readered by this supposed powarful society to “the men in the gap;” vou can account for the chagrin and «dimat- isfwotion tai was fell by the C, E. in Ireland against the headquarters in America, Prior to the Cincinnati Convention we proposed to bring vo that city $10,000, #nd if each cirole raised a euta in proportion to its members an amount could he eol- edeven more than that aeconnted for at the Phila Convention. This plan, too, because ft did not wie in 22 Duane virect, was ignored. The asseas- of five dollars par moraber ordered by the Cinci eution Wee eontributed fourfold by the Chica e rhood some Lime before the Cusciunati, Convention bled, Sines the edjenrmment of the Cincinnati Congress to the one summoned to Philadelphia Chicago has sent AM! letlers anf packnge tor the New Your Brnaty chouid be sealed. arwaxar YOR morn morn 2 a8 UN Sirs... Port of New York, January 7, I*6. lea 29, eriih mader Wow: acvatooae heavy heather and snow, during Ht Key Wok ship reporied having «(rong delph only b Jan 3, with y (tn the paved moan, paseo » bry 0 The deranged state of the Iation, ae appeared froru that to expenses, and in fi report of the Auditing a to fear that certain {Urers in Very responsible portt ner the Fenian Brotherhood finance jand the roora for pe of the report y ‘ he table of th ave heuest men re vive unery had opportanities to enrich themeelver at the o wait EA tedehors a a he Xi a the mone; sy eontribuied by our hon achr WE Alexander, hence for Kev W working venttymen, In the report “Hie Vioesty of ing da), Dron the gross ntount sent toh Ault, to Darrell & Sesh. |b Brotherood of Amerie third only was sent t *, throngh the want of Chief,” fell into the bands me th 4 kn thee tonal BE snail & ¢ Gita t O'MANONY'S CON@RNSS. d ape tw attend & e = convention’ in New York — * To sustain Mr O'Mahony. in overriding the constitution adopted by the ¥ elphia Congress; to indorse the rtinous j policy of him and | bin phantic advisers in PME lavish by the patriotic men of i our ding. &e., Invtierd of in So | vestr m of Ir liberty. i Ane a ‘ongress Cont the oct ? | plas. Are you pre wb morely to gratify the of any man, while ne work bas in towards the pepeiviog of n with re ready when called upon to tht for Ire- ed Fate | Rew whiere Hey were stances), anil ¢ en Wo terns any mdividual make you forget that you have a sacred | Relsers. who i nat ng the po duty perform to your suffering and tmpover- | AU Anon it Tre New ben ished country, and availing yourselves of the gion. | 4 ~ A opportunity of — striking 9 deathblow tw wih 2 tnaer song corrupt and tyrannical government which haw | tad bea om the feet | Jef) nothing undone io opprese, degrade and exierminare | ber heme (ihe e ove before reported. ) Senn Viera, Marshall was ron lute and fame Lilien Terry ewe Bovipey. stout, recently, Guinaged by fire, arrived at Baltimore ae fiat to be repaired Viner Row W Itiest, Capt Murray, sailed fron Hit ton Head Dew 30 for New York ries Larabee, of Pordand. Mes deck hand on th fell overboard att ovr race for eeven centuries. Lat not this graud and powerfel organization, expressing a it doce the im. porshahle principle of Inet nationality, the hopes and aspirations of our tace, shatter in pieces because one man las proved recredmt t the trust confided to him, Lat ys thew to Eaug!ind, our enemies and the world that we can outlive this apparent dissendon by firmly eting ing together ne children of « common country, oy ry Pudong above peronal ambinon and petty in a pl o working with redoubled arder, ow fi re, We will suecred in building up a oot freedom in ong own land. Under the new r ment s viguroos will be ad an army wil be organized, and if the moans ore fermiaek, wi” be Gia aod then our fore will have lite reason to friends to com. will not fight = ion Rhy Fenian Bi ‘ab wan & liberties of our palive land. Let no Fenian now deere wih wih erty on well ae to. “ina dere en qa epee va wa les 1 on CONWOR. | Distrtet Mem as CHAS. KING, Centre McManus (1 ws DENNIS CONNOR, Contre Motioy Carte JON 7. MULLEN, Malligan Ciroie ¥ LEO, P, DWYER, Centre Corcoran “irele. . JOWN PINUCANR, Contre Robt. Fmmett Cirete. * Fou ih eth Cente fam ‘O'Neil Circte o je , Jax, B. Macuiwe, eae it caf 7) ports of the fourth day's proceedings of the Fenian Con- ventioa pow amembied in this cy whieh bave ap- peard inthe daily papers compel we, in juatiog to my: mif, to lay before you « full and plain watement of the facta as they occurred. A delegation of the Fenian Brotherhood, sent from the Convention for Ghat purpora, ‘waited on me at my offices, and invited me to appear be. e wages tan 6, eine Nalg Faw a ‘alte aon Lees Haas fore the “Congress,” then sitting et Cliuvon Hall, | 5, ~~ ait nie Orviey Murphy, which inviation I rempeetfully declined, stating my maiaty Jan Papal ci Mary ris et 2 reasons to be, Gret, that believed I should only rat ‘teen NY vad. seers “| Stan, ar to insult an@ misrepresentat.on; and #e- T did not recognize the legality of thet body. ‘They celled on men second time and earnestly dewited my attendance, amnuring me that neither ineu!lt wor mje reprewpiation should occur, and urging that my pre. onry cous aha! Te) i ‘WW Th port bark Marthe Ko Leen rt SSO esis Geman Re eet a steppe - |! | a) Latie Hudyoan, Balkunore; echt gn is 4 inion, Warwnv, Naw York; Yea ty fot gans °F Elizabeth, Croc otha Cid teoniishipn Ye New York via Havana (and shy; bs Peilcie (Fr), Heary, Uavena, S yera, Boman bef Thea, Molagutlu, Hosen brign Mecarto (3 ba; Mexico (ial, Ciitine, af to wea, 280, bark Yumurk, br Un BAL shin Orfvga, Valparaiva’ barks Amoriquey Berens prin Oig. Nan WK, San asia ache h, Grace, § ¥ork SOLAN Dee le Artanrk Kata Smmlek, “saw 10tK, nia rk; 8th, sehr Francis Coff:. t PORTLAND, Jan S—Sld baste Cauried TRY gs pitoliante, Ab Curis: ty Wild Moree Ceonge Brooks, ‘ Dy fanb—Ave bark Emily ¥ Agnes, Watson, NYork, tol ¥ Klo Jane SAVANNAH, Dee St—Arr ships Deyspring (ir), Coote, Liverpe snsul, Beasley, Caleutta vin Liverpool. Uld a rid Forwurae, Verktns, boston; sehr Walter Hleigi, vinw R—Arr nteamship San Satvador Atkins, NYark. WILMINGTON. Are unsbip Starlight, Pee ances NVOrK, Below BH Abiy Watuon from Pha ep ihe Wisp, frum Halifax, NYork re WB Mann, Weave oy Bareelo: Amor elaide, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. M1 lod. Dorves—Marnau.—On Wednesday evening, Decem- ber 27, at Christ church, Oyster Bey, L. 1, by the Rev, R. G. Hudon, Mr. Winwu Dvavea, of Flusting, ¢ Miss Puawk Mansmact, of § onset. Died. Proruy.—-On Sunday, January 7, Isanrn.a Brorny, ayed 2 yeary and 10 month fhe funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon, ab half past oue oFelock, froma the r 20 of her parents, University place, between Eleventh and .—On Saturday morni y of William ©, ©) The relatives and Invited to attend the fun in-law, W. J. Lewis, ) afternoo:, a one -Un Thuraday night, Janua Kev, Wm. P. Corbit January 6, Mav family are respeetfaily » residence of her T Wet Pirhech poke, 4 , Canonine F., » from the Alanson Methodtet iscopal church, in Noriotk atree r Grand, on Mon day nov at ‘eh r Cinvited with. the tuneral, from his Late resden Fitty-tirst street and Hecond svenue, on Tue ‘alton o'clock. His 4 will be tal church, corner of h street and ay a requiern suas will be of bie eoul, and from thence to terment, WNk¥, Suddenly, of apoplexy, on Sand January 7, wt eight a’elock, Pr na rence, Yo nuh f lh ¥ alternoon, at Duse. GA years, Her friends are rer On Saturday, The triends wnd relatives are re-pectfally invited to athe funeral, trom the residence ot hie mother, drect, between Seoond and Third avenues, this (Monday )eflernoon, at one 4 Darton. At Flatbarh, L. L, on Saturday, Mry, Dation, Seu., in Qe 72d "year of her wre. id= of the femily ard invited to atiead the fu 1 her due residence, Coary Iatand road, Flat " Otondey) afternoon, at two o'clock. At Yaw! on Swtnrday, Sat \t wd 6. May Kory, the ov 2 dg aaghator of John, aud (ati arine te Driaent!, al et months ana 2 The trends of Gag amily are respecttally invited © atlend (he Mineral, from the reddence of her parents January 6, the Kings County Numery, this (Monday) afternoon, two o'ciork. Her re Will be taken to Calvary ccme tery Feu —Om Friday, Junoar wife af Peter Felis, tw the 2 The friends of the tw » Reamon roepeetfa, oral, this (Mo } afternoon, a deuce, We 3 panel, bebwer, venti y of Piftioth otrect and ta, the heloved bof Killin $20,000 to headquarters, and ulsn sont ——. to Ireland, : The Hoancial reports at the Viiladelpbia Convention wos | mal. and sobs Founy Kern, bound s The friends and qua 7 « r the most convincing proof of the incapacity af “heal. |, Steam hip Vine, Rutbley. xxoannel Tre: 5) epeeifally requested to attond the 45 quarters” to conduct in an ethetent apd satisfactory “ spa) moon Bastar Hey gies te at one o'clock prev y opw apern ploawe copy dy Sanday torr 5 Gre nw ic we ve often aunty Awlrm, age Notice the funeral in tome row McC. On dauday, J the late Peter MeCleen, Tho reluthy~ and Celeuds « atiead the foncral om Tuesday afternoon, o'clock, from the hawrg of ber nephew, Jonn Ht. foun, Mi Second plies, withows further notice. Melsrrag. 1h Brookivn, Yate January 6, at, ihe Pesidemes of hor gun-intaw, Wm. Paltoron No, 14 Cour treet, Mire, Rawasgre Melstrks, n ot Henry The relatives and Jovitedt to attend the half part one o'rloek, 20" ym ~ Jp are rempeetfull y Aue Tovoday afternoon at Be reaidenes of hie parte ont further noth iran ‘hel Saturday, Jano Fu, rages dove of Tabeend Eliza 2 yeare, | month and 10 dave ‘The rolatives and frends of the family are reenectfutiy Inv! to attend the toners! thie (Mondsy) afternoon, ot two o'cled the roncience of her parents, coruer of hy uth Thi jeventh smreets, BP. ai Riebmond, §, 1, om Sonday morning, Sanary 7, Wassax Bem, aged 16 jones, 6 months and bs relativer and frends of the family are reper tially Invited to attend the funeral, ot the Trinity M. & eharch, Caniown, #1, on Tresday afternoon, at two w'clo k, without further agg ation, Bowts Weave pier 19, North river, at 12 o'clock. eat ar agamaaeh it Fort Hamilton on Friday evening, Jann. diphtheritie crown, Harr infant daaghter Pan s abd Ellaabeuh lates, god | your, 7 mouths and * Ths velatives and friends of the fata ily ate reapecttally invited vansiend the faneral, from the roaidenee of her 6 Aves nye, aged ew ny invited Brug Pre EAN ee, CF Bemenee Mamet, Senda, Jannary 7, Lvo Saran Ann W wm, 4 montis anc 7 ¢ the family are re residence of hor y stro’t, on Tues ¥.-—In this ty, on Wary, in the 60th wear of his w or counL ee a Ae A RR Se eR RE Ra TEND. LEES & WALLER, 38 Pine street, 16H, Lats CURMANIA. FLRE INSU Tan. 8. 1868,—The Boart of AUBVENTI DIVIDEND, by Five per cent (5 pee « ree from governmen' vavable on demand at their offh 1 German's be 75 Broadwor JOUN EDW. KAHL, Secretar RAILROAD COM. mutbolders Of the Minats- Nutlon pamsed ht them >. W. STANTON, RAVINUS HANK, 8? N z ork —Divitend —A semi-annual dividend at the rate mt per anmam free of government tax), will be all sums entitled thereto on and after 16, Thterest not withdrawn will bear AME, Vice President. QUIRING TEM+ Mex m TO. AVE porary aceon monds, Watrhins & . the Fifth Avenue Loan Oflee near Twenty-elghth stroe y fen 1. CLARK. 1.173 Renadwayy rivate door (Ho loan niga), TOTICE.-OFFICE OF THE SPRING Mor Coal Company, 1 Brondway.—The i van), after reserving! ra from (le profits, pr declared ‘ats fits, pavable nary 20.1886, nto vie BM of | i AL EXPRESS STOCK FOR SAL ¢ GEORGIA Nes <4 Pri EDWIN Q. RELI, 40 Broadway. THE HARMONY FIRE AND MARINE IN many. 158 Broadway, New York, January thon held thin day at the office of ihe com Mowing named geatiemen ware elected Dir viz —Arthur Leary, F. A. Br © Paton: Mary Hi 4 y No J Jannary, 1806. —Kly ho we diviend. Huard of Direrions of thi Company have this day decks nial Cividend of five (3) per cent, [ree of govern it tat, payable on demand . PAULMIE TROLEUM COMP ‘The Board of Dire this day deet ith be AOtb thet aster books will bo elosed from who 11th to the 15th, both day #tocluater AUNTIN RIEVENS, Secretary VINGS BANK, 49 CANAT. STREPT- per cent, free of tas, Depurita belore from Jannary 1 RROW, FOR THREE ¥. $92,500 vermis ts came trent on. Wow York ar Pies, Morigages purchased. Ie, 2 Anau street, haart ng, PERSONAL. KE, ANDERSON. COMP WITH WAMY, af iiterview, and you will be liberally paid. Momireal papers please envy Jelishae CHAS. & ANY FRIEND OF Ira, where he can be seen, Wi LED weil nent har ve Wil hear WO PORMERLY Ewerty-aiath etry Valen iquare Pow offiae YOUNG PLEASE COME AND 3¥) Write cotue, wid Ww 2 NOTIOe. THe PERSON “WHO WAS THLE aN Watwl end Chain 1 ay evening. Jam To can have $A by retnirnme. the Me to Tiffany & tc Bey Marked 8. Pullesvou, bs 4 Eaten one Bis ta 82% Bat BID: Care ' Kis, it 4 TIENT 4 \ ' e ee ‘ wee Oe eerie ‘ POMS POME,. r KTMENT OF FIRST CLA duge stn seeeit 1 tie be “ f ‘ Hehe wh o, Dining HE MOVING HOT ARLton HAT ANS MATTONAARS wre f aid poole wnigial st lew faa Hy WILLA MASHEWE Of Mark p abe | Berar ‘ ITPA FURNITURE, CARPET AND ” ” Poot TP olenet. cor 1 De reliet guereatend by his Nr: BOPATLISG LADIPS VUTEICTON w 1a Kien erent 5 *PIUVATE ASD ALL OTiNie DIME : ely co) witout ineveretion > REDY, Otiee 195 m wire YOUMELL A. JOK AND MANHOOD REGAINED, Cae De UWE es Pung marr inge Poor aft eeperially aleve Utien 195 Kin waren prick TO wseean A Wi. 7 rat oo pouretieny . TAN oiontng MApaMY. ua . enw, oF Wy teall cep Aint Dishasen VRuM WHATHYER Oars ores fesse t wotmetotiy treated by _ Drs vem, Keene WA Biith avenue, pyri ” Beghth vcr THR MARRY ‘tr, Riera wre ab a ALBICRA Hawes eeer| Raw Gi Livery Woe 1) ch CANOH RE ASD PRE VALET, at bit other and LD DLA eR oad by DK DR CUNDUR, YRMRLR rity porenta, Port item, Ois (Monday) afternoon, at two | fety foo © clos. by tall rumtasn —08 Sanday morning, Jannary 2, 3 the danghter of George sod Marzatot Sling land, nd, ocd 2 years, | mann ane 24 days, The frieuts and aeqneim' aes are respectfo to altend ihe New on aflermon, @ two o'clock, from No. 48 West Thirty Ofth mtrees Vase Komwen. At Stamford, ann. on Hacnrday, Jana ory 6, Comes B. Vax Noaure, of Yarmouth, Nova Roo Us, aged TT yearn, ‘The retatives and (riemda of the (ani are invited to aivend We fuperal, on sferpoo, ab two o'elek from Pt ae * rd. sd foeni’et the’ are mepert(aty @ pane BR Te , from bem inte TLafers bat revere i 6. Wineriman, be Pelatives and friends of the family are re poco y | fave 4 to acted The foworel, thin day (Mow = wn od ” saan Leann, lahowed wife of yeart, 1 month and i) Ler inte reridewer, 16 Meadow tree’, Hetol 9 Waar viat.—Oe Bunday. Jancaty 1. Mon a“ _— . cRovrie © v ONvtnetry Moding! Cviieas) and B.C. Brgrmee Letom, eam he A petrately oe Jisenaes Drains weet, be sween Ubembere od Reade eivorre ADAME UEISDLH FEMALE FHISICIAN, NO. 6 Am ty a6 he care od on 0 theranen of fomnaiee for \atios wb) Gere £24 CR BOA tmdinad Pitecdanre during warhme ADAMY R&NTT: og COS OFS OF By eet rontha and } He remuiuw ure ty be Mulerred at Mamayoneck, Wests | y. ruURRP, TNION Cours? LAND GRAND FOX Chase, on Pharntay. tw ’ oviook PMI tale day, and if not, the fot far day a ander the agement of Jeske Conk an, Mie 1 h p ¢@ Wilar we disect, Bie ty Huaion'a Datath WAS ALL THE je Marces 6 ce Rew Work an the od oe ’Mediotibs for all die my Arar AGH NIwRrory a i kandTt s smn ab ae Apnly to 30 rt by UNS -ARCOND HAND. Guanune vo for wale very low, by _ MORSE, CaVettAG PAR © ¥ ne we, TROP AST TROTTTE ASC AN 2, al wen Pony ni ¢ Fark Phucton, made ye Krew Wa vat one handsoie Vide auld ti Hinge Marnons, Mlaukets, itobex. Mele itch Wadernarnentigbiubats, Hales nileh Mell, dy ah Sacnty HOI TAD ARK TOWN CANADIAN t Li Le mold for any tas gek of do wut ot uno. vp Prey SALn—wa per day; ab id cheap APLY r to vee Ny RIX BRAT OL Qt, COVERNMT:NT s. Tarp Cave Hit, da ewe rete 0: A PARTY Cortlandt atreet, nour Greeny OR SALI —A BAY HORSE, 15}, WANDS, 6 ols, Warranted connd cn kinds a eplendid F eyed i Also Top Wagon, bllt by itr «. Mankets and I all in + property of TUB TROTTING HORSE si! B RENATC “ AZ iho better; wi be sold cheap. Can be rern in the private ouitie L street TWELYS Mort CLD PX: mH len ane 1 Al PAT CLARA ATLMANY CUTTER; “ONT: Top W conmtanthy it ut a Went herente.t SOOND AND CENTLY Loraine at 184 Reeoud ave: HEA 8 GOOD Nw Busy. 1 hetween Zand 6 ¥ AT NO. PRING GARY WANTED —APe my AME, O> rtreet q BION POR SALE—ONY OF BOT Sterne: only awed twhen, e Inative for Janet atthe Alley, between bqhib vires Wt XkD- 4 MILO COW THAT GIVER NOT Liss than Matera quaris par day and $e nol over wight years old JAMES T, BROOME, 62 Browtway DRY GoOoDs. Ar KINZRY'S BIGHT AVES OE CHEAY STORE ON MONDAY WILL COMMENE ” ¥, v onpen OF TH INSUNANOR COMPANIT MOASES DAMAGED GooDe PROM THE RTE AMSIEPS TASSEAN AND WEYHOSS ETT. MOSTERY. LAs ARPS TArY TRIMMINGS, hd elgg TEFY, NERDEE 4 PR, INENA TOW, IN MINTS MORLING WS GOODE WRTLETAN TS, sc ALioone DLLAINPS, KLANKETS, KUINTS DRAWERS de DAMAGED BY for Waren OnrTy MOSTERY, 7M jt A pare or LADIES HPA WHITE AND BROwM IOs DIge, WITS AnD SROe ery ar ADK. p HORE, 9.0) PAIRS WEP HORIRPY, AY PALE GENTS LINEN COLLARS ENTS A ARYE | AND NEC! frie, a % Nise toy fan or, CUCObs ANTY DMEM GOODS, DAE WT WOYL. BLANKET WET HARK UCHITS rong at, fra HANTs, MBEDLEWORK, LACKS, Wee Porting, ioe ‘i cuosiyo evr THAVY CANTON PLANS TTR Me + VY UWILLED PLASNELS Me ate oL LOVE WOOLLEN NOOD# BIAWLS, NUBIAS, LiGGise ROAT ES : CEMONAT ARTERY, Oncar YE OP MERIN GS. COTA Wel PO GLOVES, CLOMING Ctbar 1 we Dont Mutt ity 1aaw WOOD SiLPYS AND DRAWERS, Th Chasing OCT TRIMMINGS WAY BELOW Coer VP RAL CARES SHO CaPPTON, POL RR, Loa Cnmar Tow, Ge UF ayn iNas wry, “iraeas Fem Oot wommmrye Caster enre thes i ie et ome Cogn A in © trerk leper ww See ts enamaamentvm Vive ee oA omer oh, ath of wee wil mare owe tne vane of vou pred Weschioan Barts res cece OF evn ve te Nome me, cee near Uae ot weer 14 Bowrey, WA Ws let ane Kew Ft calls seinen . WInTh sry FP ad 1S OND, Weed valon af OF None we have INTER #TOCK ie are cnet * naten oon roan OO ad Dow 22 mt 10 Bowery, wear Meme, scent eS EWM ream 900 v0 net ree resent i Sees Ld ERA STEERER. im vy BROAUWAY AT LRG ORTAT BARAT Joir® Awaiyue, im sf voter ®, at Ai the Lopone temo creat Bil wet Wend Pog ot en ee