The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERO! ———eeeee ule Bas ehe Spéouiatiun on the Stook Exchange was languid this morning, and at the early session of the open board there was no material improvement from the depression of Saturday evening, Erie wold. a6 TY, Now York Central 8734, Hudson River 00}{, Reading 98%, Michigan Southern 6844, Cleveland and Pittsburg 82, Fort Wayne 92x. At the first regular board’ the market, although dull, was firmer at the opening, but on the second call ‘the advance was lost, Erie closed 3 lower than at tho half-past two boatd'om Saturday, Reading $i, Michigan Southern $; Cleveland and Pittebarg %, Rock Island 3. Northwestern was % higher, preferred 4. New York ‘Pentral and Quicksilver were steady. Government s0- ourities were unchanged. \ Abthe open board at one o'clock the market was hoavy ‘tnd prices declined 3 a 3. At the half-past two board it was steady with a fractional improvement, Now York Central closod % lower than at the first regular board, Erie %, Hudson River 3, Reading {, Mishican South- ‘ern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Northwestern 3, preferred 34, Quicksilver 34. Rook island was 34 higher. Government securities were firm. Coupon five-twenties advanced 34, Soven-thirty notes were unchanged. ‘At the balf-past three open board the market was firm, ee and prices wore a shade better. New York Central sold | 1000 at 873¢, Erlo 765, Budson 9954, Roading 9834, Michigan Southern 67%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 81%, North- western 274; Afterwards the speculative focling was stronger and prices continued to advance, At halt- past five o’clock Erie was quoted at 77 a 34, Michigan Southern 67% a 68, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8176 a 3, Northwestern preferred 54a $f, Rock Island 9934 a 3, Fort Wayne 92% a 4, Hudson River 9934 a 100, ‘The gold markot was steady, and the’ supply of coin for del:very continues scarce, loans being made at about 3¢ por cent perday. An impression prevails that when the floating supply becomes larger, in consequence of sales by the Sub-Treasury, the price will, de- cline. The expectation that the government will shortly appear in tho market as a sellor pre- vents a rse which would otherwise take place and induces the “‘shorts’’ to continue borrowing at the present high rates, In view of this half a million was offered at about one o'clock, seller three days, at 139, The opening q otation was 1393{, followed by an ad- vance to 149 and a quick decline to 1803¢. The closing price was 139%. Foreign exchange continued flat, and leading drawers. asked 103 for their sixty days bills on Eng- land, while inferior bankers’ bills were gold at 107%. The supply of Southern cotton bills is the chief source of tho present depression. The cotton which these bills represent belug shipped mainly from Southern ports does not show in our local export returns, and hardly suilicient allowance 1s made’ for this in the general estimates which are formed of the course of our foreign exchanges, ‘That the export of the staple will, however, continue much longet on the present scale 1s excecdingly improbable, aud meanwhile the itm- ports at this port are about two-thirds larger in currency value than the exports, We have here a strong coun- torpoise to the cotton exports from Southern ports, and the rates of foreign oxchange during the ycar will be more influenced by tho extent of our imports than of our exports, for if the former continue as Jargeas at Present thoy must preponderate considerablyin value, preparatory to new cotton crops, over the exports. The money market contiuues casy under a light de- mand at5a6 por cent forcall loans. Tho bank state- mont for the week indicates the steady drain of currency into the Sub-Treasury on temporary deposit which has been going forward. The deposits show-a de- ‘crease of only a little more than four milhons, which is considerably less than the amount withdrawn fromthe banks for depovit in the Sub-Treasury. The loans at the game time show an increase of $2,702,548, which is mainly attribuiablo to investments in seven-thirty notes and other government securiti:s, for the ake of omploy- ing idie balances. The legal tender notes have de- creased more than a million ond @ half, owing to the beforo mentioned Sub-Treasury” deposits, ‘out for which thore would have been an increase of a decronse of bank deposits md legal tendor:; increase in loans, Tho banks count thelr own Sub-Trea- Bury deposits as loans, and their customers’ deposits in the Sub-Treasury are roflected ta the decrease of the bank deposits. ‘Tbe specic has decreased $2,169,285, whioh is traceable to withdrawals for the paymont of customs dutics, Tho increase of moro than half a inil- lion in the circulation is mainly attributable to new issues of national bank notes, Tho discount lin is rathor dull owing to au apparont Indisposition to accept any but first clas names, which are taken at 7 per cent, with exceptions at 73; a 84¢ for long date. e bugbear of the new Finance bill still unscttles the market; but this must soon wear away. Tho interest on threo bundrod millions of seven-thirty notes, acereating $10,950,000, falls due on the 16th Anst., and the £ub-Treasurer advertises that the holders of thirty or moro coupons may seud thom in at once for examination. @ Tho following tabie shows tho argregates of the last weokly statement of the Now York Associaied Raaks compared with the returns of the previous yee — ». 3. gai? 510,382 474 The doviat‘ons from the returns of the previous wook aro as follows :— Increase In Ic Decroase in + Tnoreas? in ctrou' Decrease in deposits Decreaso iu iogal toric. od The transactions at the Cies Louse in this wook compare as follows with the busines of the pre- vious week :— Clearings for the week ending Jan, 27 Clear ngs for the week ending Feb. 3. Bulancos for ihe week ending Jan. 27, 18,709,126 Balances for the week eading Feb, 3, 13,610,350 ‘Tho business at the Sub-Troasury to-day was as fol. + $516, 526,672 508,460,123 $1,203,904 133,30 “Goin certificates. The New York Lif> Insurance Coripany teeued Inst Year 5,188 now policies, covering $16,424,888, on which ho premiums wore over two tniihons of dolinrs ‘The assets of the company, according to the statement Jost Publisied, amount to over firs millions, The report of the Uuiled States branch mint at San Franciseo for the year 1465 contains the following figures :-— Gold deposits during 1866 . 21, 173,638 Silver deporiie aud purchase 626,800 PE arenes $21,800,528 ‘The lo-alilics from which the above amount of the pre- cious metals wore rece.ved were as followa:— ver, oa. “ — $12,280,568 $11,001 6 832 370,024 The following tablo shows the colnage at tho San Franciveo Mint for the year 1906 :— Gon, Denomination. No. Pieces. Double eaglos Eagles..... Hall oagion. Quarter eng! +sce0 4 1,011,000 BECAMITUL ATION, Fri fone’, or 10.30 a. 120 fy ieee Brie Ti. 100 Mich©&NIRM 10 do, - a EESE led EE Be Sess: rit ver MgCo e e s i Se g i do. $B cure fe he 308 100.0nlo & BIER 0 sini 883 do, . 2dcall.b15, GO... eseee OND f Seu83 3 1000 150 Ohi&NW RR prot 54 100 Chi &BIRRse10 0 a ay Joo Pius, ewichin 91H 100 Mich Cent 100 Hud Riv RR, .830 300, do. THIRD elena Pr. M. $1000 U 8 6's, °8! 103% 200 shs E) igor a, c.'62. 103 10000US6's,5-20, 0, 100 1500 ai ts 100. Mich S&NInd RR 800 100 Mich Esai iit 301 a0 Chic & Nw’ RR. 27; 100 Ginc & NW pref, 54 100 Chic & RK T RR. 9034 100 Pitts, FtW&ChRR 92 “| sm | | “a 7,415,817] ereir| Cane |! a ‘ 6 73] 9) 729 038) 127009 .| 2,522 61 tar in| Ben a Fs & tj repemnoee ‘3 Len 974.7 1 59 97,7651 1145 ITE 1 26 caper 26] 1 | ai 2.698 482) Sat eel (aes tes 0} oo 5 731, 3 6.31 1 600 3's] 16 ao) 2 aoteat Fret brs 2955 O71 004 25.041] 29,8 00] 2,490,314) "451,000 222,81 | 479,366} 2,499,060] 1,120,000 BUy9) 217827] 3,302,031] “Syo.KAB. 23.040] 128,958) 1,00),7%5) 256,917 79,0885) 221,301 2:235,091| | ,u7o $00 BS) ay A gL] 9, 7aR ie Bos 3 46] 1 24), 155813 Pes gar er Sos: Tre] 1p) Bale kal 199 ing 64,608) 2,406,802) 11, 21,420] 1,400,225) 12, 4212'310,857| Beponits.. CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. Mownvay, Feb. 6—6 P. M. Asnrs.—Receipts, 26 pkgs, The market was without particular change. Pots were in demand, but only small sales were made, owing to the lack of supplies. Brxapsrurrs.—Roceipts, 2,939 bbis. flour, 135 do. and 421 bags corn meal, 1,900 bushels corn, 13,400 do. oats, and 1,237 do. malt, The market for State and Western flour was without particular change, though unsound low grades were somewhat heavy. Primo brands, however, continued very frm with a fair demand. The sales reached 7,000 bbls, at our subjomed quotations. Canada tlour was in fair demand at previous full prices, The sales were about 250 bbls, Southern flour was active and prices were very firm for all quotations. The sales embraced 950 bbis. Rye flour continued inactive, prices were nominally unattered. Cora meal was some- what heavy under a very limited demand. Sales of 550 bbisy Jersey wore at our quotations, We note sales of about 260 bbla, Westorn a $4 25, We quote: Superfine and Western flour, 80 a $7 20 Extra State... 63 a 700 Choice State, a 816 Comunon to medium extra Wesiern, 65a 8 26 Extra round hoop Ohio. Oe 49 a 8 65 Western trade brands. 09 a 10 20 75 a 10 00 05 a 15 00 Cominon Canadian, 90a 825 Good to choice and extra, 30 a 11 00 Ree flour (euperiine) 30a 6 80 Corn moal, Jersey 90a 410 0 00 it jn % —Whrat Continued firm, bat the di was not no- ticably improved, and the only imporiant sales we learned of wore ‘nbout_16,000 bushels new Milwaukee club st $1 71a $179. The demand for corn was rater and prides were tending in buyer's favor, The gales were Contined to abou ut 26,000 bushels at 690. a S2e, for unsound, 85¢, a for sound Sle. 4 Sde. for new yellow, Tho t nll pr.cos were realiz 4, for unvound, and S60. a @ Sie, for State, 50c. a nia, and S¢c. for Canada, Ryo was dull. Wo heard of a few amali sales Jers-y at $i 03; but no sales of importance were made. Barley was dull and heavy, while malt ruled entirely nominal, Cortov.—The market was dull, and prices ruled to a considoradle extent in bayer's favor, closing heavy and entirely noinival at our subjoined q dtations, The sale were abot 1,000 bales We quote:— Upend — Forida,” ADI. NO €T, 43 4 a 43 “3 49 50 51 1 iioderate jobbing Inquiry was noticeable, fina’! sales were made at previons fall prices, ng 260 bags Kio, ex Dio Krante, at 16e., gold, in ‘The saies were at 41, a 663g¢, for sound Wostern G26. for Jergey and Ponns: Foorims.—Cotion freights were dull and almost nomt- nal, wad but Hitt of other stuiy was taken. The engs To Liverpool, 7 bales cotton at 616d. ; 14,000 bushels torn wt 6, 600 boxes bacon prokn; To London, 30 tierces pork at 6%, ‘Tho charters ‘oe —A bark, to Belfast or Dablia, gram, private terms; a brig, to’ Gibraltar and Cadiz, private, Monassea.—The market was without particular change in any respect. Small sales were made to the trade for iamodiat to wevat presione prices —. visions, —Receipts, bbs. 163 beef, 898 packages cut monty an a Sat Mage ai Sh 4 market come nd rien ruled decidedly higher under a vi deinand, closi firm at $29 50 for new mess and On TS for old mes |. The sales were 6,500 bbls., for prevent delivery, at S018 a for now mcs; $23 75 a $20 26 for old iness, Sah 6 21 for fine, 8 $20 60 a $23 oo lng mera; bbia. new iver cada “ur galler option, at ‘a $20 71 ‘a and fitm, with salon of 00 bbe, at $10 004 2 $20 torus in mors and $21 a $24 for = extra mess, Beet wore firm; the pales were about 150 bbis., mostly West- orn, at $412 $42. Bacon was “dail and entirely nom! taal, Cut meats were in demand at previous prices. The sal Were about 200 packages, at Alo, ® 12c, for shoulders and Ie. a 180, for bers Tard was more active, and prices were Me. a Age, In be eo™. The sales were about 850 packages at 15e. 0 11 nally unchanged. Zhe sales ce wore onrd 200, a 330. for West- ern and 350, a 380. for Cheese about 6,800 bbla, at 826. for on the and 82346, for do, for forw dell 0% ic. & Slo, free, and nominally 670. » for do., free. Run The was firm but inactive. Rangoon Stcaw.—The market was very firm and holders wero - None ow Be el e sales embraced 483 hhda bauance fl. good from 10 0. to 120. : also, , ime [ reagee ye he and Vane at 12c. a l2\o., and 100 page, at lle, Refined was in fair demand at full prices. We quote wtaucw gue sr! bey. Too nee Wer be W,000'be meidye alec Toe mee were i Mfoascee’ wha Arms Wet, the einand obtinned very further sales of 86 hieds samy at aye. ‘oat iy s Part at 13360, 9106, ‘eembrwensea pe PTY 825 bbls, The market continued ral arte Grats Viram oF Oxtaronsta tx 1868.—From the asses. fora’ Feturna of tweaty-tive counties in California, eer oe: 5-9 acres of wheat were planted, yielding eaten pastels Md 900, TO nores oF barley, Yloiding 10, ‘The Beaver Street HagiseldeNieneiEnater, B it of the Proprictors of the pes Arrow—Sentence of a plies te the State Prison. COURT OF OYER AND TRRMINER. Before Judge G. G. Barnard. ‘Tho Court of Oyer and Terminor assembled yesterday morning at ten o’clock. Judge Barnard, having taken ‘his seat on the bench, said, owing to the large amount of criminal business tobe transacted, no civil proceedings would be dealt a; 6 a begecb of the. anart te the Present term, CHARGS OF JUDGE BARNARD 70 ‘THB GRAND JURY. Judge in addressing tho Grand Jury, eaid the (card the : ee nee rouse that ab oueey ay ip ote in which @ 1 charge grey mn eer, ee em La Ba suance of that should ice ten and pat es sh observations, of Snot Suma statutes tor in his ld be . There wero. statutes’ agalastibury, taking po oven cent; selling lottery tickets, and against the Fravds wi were. known in connection with em: wor or running. If ‘arising out of breaches seatutes were ‘ithe ha hands of ‘tho. Distriot District peo ae hind would as vaitlbagped - oo ‘ron ny: Mom cases, particu! emigrant running, in the ee oe i’ ‘the courts and or prosecutions of the Sten ba Monae bene seaphes vane a should the w requi there ‘not be more than twenty-three Dor less than sizteen on the Grand Jury. ‘Tweive of the r number must a:ree to find polar to no except themselves should be present at the hy a giving or sonia hele yotos, It wasn misdemeanor on ee ener them to say that an indictment been ote against any one until he was actually ip confinement. ‘His experience as a criminal judge was that it would be fa great deal betior if they did not. tell any ono of. what transpired in their room, do £0 comeen Bratity some idle curiosity, and he would, therefore, ask not to state what, ‘transpired in their room ‘neopets legitimate A the ‘ag dl within the past two: ied become unraly, ‘That had been caused ina great a by the return of vast numbers of men from the war, and premium held out to violators of the law to come to our shores from Europe, Tho police reports and the.papers. would show that.crime was onthe in- crease here. Yet it was a species of crime produced by drunkenness that led to assaults and batteries. But serious crimes in the county and city of New York were not on the increase. Though it might seem strange to them, if.they. were guided by what the papers said about tho administration of th crimimal, law in the State of New York, the iviurns of the tra's in the Court of Sessions and in the Court of Oyer and Terminer would show that guilty men were oouvirted—that thoy scldom escaped. They should re- mewhber that if crim.s increased the eikaceltes had in- creased. The police, being active aud vigilant, reported ail cases of arrest, and that, being contrasted with the trials In the superior courts, was to tho disadvantage of the latter, as persons were tried before them who could never bertried aga n. “There Was) on: class of offonces, which, he was sorry to say, Was on the inercase, ‘That was stout 8 ont b battery in the strects, The time was when ® aegemivies assault and battery was Prepared to take fie Inseq' ences; but at present it a party offered to sottle with the complainant ho might be got outof the way by influence, sympathy, promise of reform or soine other motive, or perlaps a fine was im- ved. Although it was an: ubpleasant thing fora judgo Teitprizon parties who occupy respectable positions in life, it appeared to him that the day was over for fines in ‘cases of unprovoked assault and battery. Some of those cases would be brought botore them. ‘The learned Judge adverted to the law which had been passed making plain- t ffs and defendants witnesses in the r own cases in opeet suits, He said the crime of perjury had increased to fearful oxt nt. In five years, in algae every civil rat in this court, one party or the other, ono Witness or an- other, testified to untrath, With respect to sentences im- 1o-ed for crimes, he was in hopes thal the sentences would $3 changed, For highway robbory ten years in tho Stat» Prison was the highest punishment tine could be inflict- ed. could understand a youn; man for the first time comml‘iing that offence; but {t was not the same with to an old offender who was apeeling ll as his Ite, and got exactly tho game sentenco. ghould besrranged im such a way as would umes the Court to sonteuce @ person who hid passed one term tn the Stato Prison—for th uld hardly reform a man who came out of the State Prison—to bo shut up there fru life. He thought it would be betior for the community were sent to prison for life. The courts chew ‘ork boing mostly independent of each other, the pentoncee wore ‘not what thoy s! a ‘There was too match separniton in the r courts. Th ‘a large body Chen, ecnen well manele cf ma could bo ihe cy gh tho Mrinclple of appointing them outa of the cy government was wrong. - Tho case of J. F. Oram, c charged. with, murder, ed til Monday neki on the anpitcation of ir. a. il, who asked for an additional of two hun. — or thrae hundred nam@, returnable on ‘The hearing of ths charge, arainet the proprictors, of the steamer Arrow, who re, indicted for manslanchier in the fourth degree, caused, it is ee, ‘by an explo- flow on board tnt Vessl, was Axed for Wednesday, the 4th inst. PETTY LARCENY—AN OLD OT FEXDEY. Jobn Connyss, alias Gordon, was foufft guilty of steal- ing a pocketbook, containing fifteen dollars, the properi: of Wm. 0" onnell, of 309 Madison street, while ridimy on the complainant's car on the night of the 11th of Decem- ber last. Evidence was given of a previous offence by the the hogan in 1861, when be committed a robbery ut the house of a roy of the T’me newspaper in Broome The Court sentenced Connyss to be confined for hine sas pone and six months inthe State . Several important cases will be tried in the Court of Oyer and Torminer this session. Mr. Hall and his aasist- ant, Mr, Gunning 5. Bedford, Jr., will conduct the prose- cutiona. Tho court adjourned till to-day, < MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Srenstav—Trows.—On Sunday everng, February 4, at the Fourth Universalist chara by the Rev. EH P |. Susnwan, Jr, to Juma Ace Brown, w Haven papers please mr. —At St. Goorge’s, Hanover square, sday, January 16, Colonel Vixcesr THow's, Count de ja Wolrzbickt, Baron de Norwals of Po: land, to Buz owe Wen wochn Stems, daughter of Dr. F, L. Harris, of New York city. London, on 7 Died. wre —At West Farms, on Saturday evening, Feb- ry 8 after a short ilinoss, Lavievs Aven (in the fan ©: itall, Black & Co, fariwonty seven years), ngod 533 5'montha ds aro reapoettully invited to at- eral, frota hie late rosidenge, at West Farms, y afternoon, at two o'clock. “Ab on; N.J., on sunday, February 4, , aged 70 years, is ahd friends of the family are ro-pectfully invited to attend the funeral on Wedoostay afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resvtence, corner of Bloecker and Plane sire ts ‘Bosare.—On Monday morning, February 5, Jacom Bos- ms, anaiivo ot Amsterdam, Holland, aged 23 years, i onds ont Py tmeinbars of the ~ Tres of fe are request atten 0 funeral, ms vesdag) morning, from his late restd nee, OT Bayard street, at ton DE |, President, Bxowy,—At Bedford, Westchester county, N. ¥., on oye Fobroary 4, Lb Grixp Buown, son of Erasnus Hetty A. Brown, aged 23 years, 6 months and 21 “Ihe funeral will take place from St. Ma'thew’s charch, Bed ord, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock (one o'clock at th» house). Relatives and friends are re Spectfully invit to attend. ‘Train jeaves Twonty-sixth street and Fourth avenue ata OPER Gs nal o'clock fn the morning. Buexat.—On Sunday at five o'clock, Eisza- Bernt BurKart, widow of Seah jurkart, in the 64th year of her age, The relati.co and friends of the family are respectful tnvited to attend the Loe from her late residence, 4 erga street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten Bexgox.—On Monday, Fel 5, Parmick Bresoy, a native @f Ballwodan, county Ireland, aged 40 sen ane any eee a 0 une ernoo Frown his ite rerldence, 118 Sehivan tiers Borirn.—There will be an anniversary solemn hich maas of requiem at the Chureh of the Immaculate Con- ception, Poartocath stroct and avenue A, on Wednesday morning; at Lal(-past nine o'clock, for the of the Sieianiand weareeene vos — to —_ 7= ™ Dorway.—A mass, as month's mind, will be celebrated at St. Bridget’s church, corner of avenue B and cy for the repose of the soul of Jomn Coxway, at nine o'clock on Wednesday, The relatives and friends are re- spectfully requested to be present, ae ae —On Sun Caramene Can- maiden some Cemeah 8 ry eat Lisnaken, county ‘ormanagh, Ireland, Her friends and thore of ber hi John are respect ully requested to attend the from Wale, mer onday, January owsinae —. f 4. Noawer Ov pea are Bu Torker ly of this city, Dwrer.—On afternoon, February 4, Noau W., fon of the late Jacob Dwyer, Notice of funeral in to-morrow's Dowsency.—On a voorearya’ after ‘a short and severe iiness, Datei Donsrcy, Collunkill, townland of Rye gt iby Longford, ‘The friends and acquaintances ily, togeth Se Boge ty fT ai is Ecos haa riae he ees = pene sles ‘The remains will Naben \o Usk. Trt Mond Fe of oy" [iy on Ad debility, Taostas Rey. B, J. and James Dunphy, are invited to attend funeral, on We morning, from his late residen Ga" Sumen sarees “THe verse ne ve taken to St An’ drew’s church, Duane where a ‘mass will cya ‘Glock, and from thence te’ ‘+ Forreary® an Denviem —At W., sou of 1 the late Seoud Mee eg Fae Alot year of bis 4 oe | ae rotates a Fld or ety aru seapecttetiy The relat vos friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from ber late one | Rees are ees tunlay, Feb afternoon, at one to hers h nary 3, Manny C. FLYNN, ihe o ‘The relative aed triotirare ly tavtted ct a tend the Tuneral, |, from his Ta dos, No. 305 caer ih om te ee Pie i —lo this iy, on Sindey, Fron & ‘Pumas . Lioony, 6 of the lun Ts talus withbe taken to vulge, Maan, Oe } Rochester fe Mexie.—In ae here po ld lyre 4, Evima- daughter of Guillaume Meri Smcpseucal invited to attetid the funeral, this day (roe ¥.3 vi aed o'clock, ped he emrerpraedia het bani No. 1! street, opposite Harrison Mvnaig.—On Sunday, February a. ‘tanoaRer Mow. . of Edward Mulrine, a mn of the parish of Archmerech, Donegal, Iretan Her friends and relatives, and ifn of her brothers, Daniel and James Sweeny, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her Inte residence, 27 ete strect, this (Tuesday; ahvernoon, at two o'clock prec taely. Murvuy,—On Sunday, February alter, a ering iuegs, Pater K Murruy, of tho abe land 4 aus ah parish ‘of Clontebrit, county Mo: ened 38 yen the gv tae and relatives are ee bat ye bed wo attend the funeral, from his late residence, 194 E: ae ae street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at oa o'clock. Muiiepy.—Ihe Month’s Mind of the Roy. Sawun. Mutrapy, Into pastor of St. Laurence’s churoh, Yorkvillo, will Het “celebrated on Thursday morning, “at eleven o’cioel fe fitends are invited to attend, ifoxsvi,—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, February 4, SREATT, B tnt) ‘Ardpatrick, county Limerick, Treland, aged 66'yea ‘The friends and relatives of the family are req-osted to attond tho funeral, from his late residence, 23 Carroll Piha oe Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'cloc! MoGixycoppy.—On Monday, February 5, after a short but severe fliness, Mery, Deloved wife ‘of ' Soremiath ‘Me- aay any 1m the 20th year of her age, or it _bo taken from her late residence, = Fulton street, "A is. apo) morning, at ten o' St, Andrew's ch~rcb, where a solomn Fr quiem win be offered up for the’ repose of her soul, and thence to Calvary ‘emetery, for Interment, at one o'clock. Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. McCaL1uy,—At Prescott, Wisconsin, on Mor , Jan- unary 29, of hasty consumption, Isaac, son of ¢ late Matthew MeCalinm. Not ce of the funeral hereafter. © nors.—On Srnday, February 4, Roram, onle son of C,H. and Kate B. Osborn, ‘SP months and 9 days. ‘The rolatives and friends of tho family are respect) invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of parents, No. 73 West Nineteenth street, this (Tuceday) aft pasa at half. one o'clock. O'Kxere,—On Monday, Febraary 5, at the residence of Wile parents, 194 Fist yen, Dani Gy Comme ere teak ut he iy are Peace atvond the how o'clock, from the Chureh of the Nat Nativity, Secon noes aes masa will be offerod for the repose - 1e ny) at one o’cloc! iy the residence of ag son-in-law, Peter a hoagne V-y-3 itoonth street, nat aimaameth oe daugiter of the late Thaddous Dean, aged 37 years, 10 months and 13 days, Thé relatives and 4s of the family are invited to attend the funeral, hor lat) resid-nce, 78 Woat rea street, on Wednesday afternoon, at ond *eloc! Semagor,—On Sunday, February 4, Avowrn Tu. Scum, aged 32 yoars and 6 days, The relatives and friends of the family, ape the mem- bers of Hermann Lodge No. 263, F and A. M., are ro- spectfutly Invited to ditend the Mnoeral, on Thursday af. t Weer 38 dey at Pads o'clock precisely, from his late residence, ‘Towe’—-On Monday, February 6, Hanns W., only child of Williaa and Emita Towers, aged § month ‘The friends and relatives of the fam ly aro re<pectfatly fuvited to attend the funeral, from tho F wiene9 of his $2 Carmine Strect, this (Tudsday) afternoon, at threo otelock. Vanvwrve"k. At Newtown, L. I, on Sunday, Fobrua- ry 4, Mr. Gro. R. Vaxrxnves't, In’ the 60th year of his “Tino retntives and frlendx of tho family are roapec' fully invited to attend the funeral, th's (Tues@ay) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his Lite retldence, and at two o'clock from the Reformed Dutch choreh, at Nestown, L. L ‘Wrens ro.—In January, ‘at Anciam,’ Prussia, Maxrs Wrerenaaanp, tn tho 8d _ year of ix age, eee ew ere ee ee HAVANA LOT i OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL DRAWING OP JANUARY 9. Wo. Pate: \tae, Prise. \No. Prise. |No. Prise} No, Prive. Oi: $2) 6 96. Smylie... 10 LT... SUPIZTTED.. $6 S= BEE ret sagt tE he vember of ait t'soriareent oN Prines paid in gold. Informacion farmished. ‘The highest rates paid for Doubtowne and all Kade of Gold and Sttver, TAYLOR &CO , Baskers, 16 Wall stroot, Now York, LL mel.pese. OF As oa Pyege to 18 TO LOAN, ae me Laila ll ae au £150.00 esata aaae "Eu th ae LOST AND FOUND. a Ramee F AE I ne ieee pt a Hy SR aint ISORLLANROUA,GTOOKS AND BONDS Ler ix ch, [ro RR be “oan ase ‘ie oa all polnta, Cpaey ne eT Serr tent ig by es 0. 11 BROAD ‘tow satel Te tate fo CTIAUNCEY M. DRPRW <a Sor ofS LDERS OF them ee caate the the aame, at rooms Nos. 6 i pu A WHT HENRY ‘W. POTTER. paca o mos auswe pe ceive cash for Lah sie FEBRUARY 8, THR! tater one li of Cleve! road Company, Nos, and 65 I, secon Saas a eee riendey next, ih it, rte tone by re waeteen Harela ‘ORERK mtv annual mest rom tod iD M. FOR THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BONDS. Notice ts hereby given that the undersigned, Funding Commiastoners of the county of Yuta, State of California, Late SMALL ae QF cLomn have n ban the sum of acren thonsend thre hundred and Bone of the iene of the. year mn of "Yoh ssountt bonds na that senled pronosal i right doltarn tn coin for ARY 2 OR & ONE OF of the Tasuoof the es egal about nosals will aurer’s office of sald county, in theotty of Marve. ville iti Saturag, the 24 tat day of Mare! sda a be Sql sine vn ee. ba rato ht Tith 4 peated In "3 " js 11th Any of r, ‘vubs county, California, wea ims Jul and the ‘proposals Lit ofa LBAVING THE FOURTH A i the Park, on the t Maryaville, Ex AN, BLL, wl seotine 68 Se hae em PENTER, “pte email ea nt Lo IN NASSAU STREER,, ON FRID among ud GEN RICAN SRAnart Orc or HOF i GRNt ha Art TN Zakk Pope | ita return to 78 Nassau airoeh room CENTRAL, AMERICAN TRANSIT REWaRDS. BOE Ehons 2. “cited et the rigl icennt con merican Transit Company, ee an ae ferred ret ig the charter of the cory any peter a fk, cata operates yan’ Raga Biot of Abo company, offer, to the to the rie for tho fee gant 3 paying the ate eh! the co iv pert ‘of improving and operat the wiih was iin n " shuren of the Oeatral Amasionn Stoaen noe ay 10 rat ee Vebruary I Sen hay 1 ant By The as conn Tranait stock at par for, Oe Fat any time of payment of instalments, fm . ny app a wes od nian | attached, ane Rs rempentive.e fo rl bate for wi Renee os made. "BS eecaiee wis sl ri rer ota ye | iti to Wo erences Yb. » ON THURSDAY, | Fight to exchange Central A amseet, $: opine a aa Fin with gentin pots ued as satin ig be given on payment of the in. al aot a cis ae Seca else, erties tite name to 44 West ‘street, and recel and thanks of the owner, _ : of the right to Haran Baer IN THE BOWER Con Yor Gentral Amoriean Stouts: Adirand strocty, a printed ship aoe vl cone, prospects will he ron 3 ne rd ed FIRST Spates REPORT T — —r or TR NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. tthe ten 4 fter the rth ances ease NOB. 112 AND 114 BROADWAY. SANOARY 1, 108, a08 on oxinting srecil eabere Osetra ae hep ntirny te rere cece TON B88, 919 70 Feta tee fet Me ciel ® poturn premium, an fol iy: trom it wos Sclonke at fi Wa plac: paling premttmas on Life Policies tn forve, which were 1 jractnd ro TASSE: RDB. pe in fall rrallot the aividends Se ancdatel iol and ‘aoe, ne re Pa will be redeemed in ous on ai nila“ et ome ene WILLIAM TT. BRERS, Actuary. eiRasingsbe veer 6.180 new Policies were issued, insuring BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JANUARY }, Pa Opie “imparar) 0a Wiad ae Pee “4 ISAAC G. KENDALL, Vice President. WILLIAM H, BBBRA, Actuary, $60,000 Bema UD, Seoretary. MONDAY AFTERNOON, FER Kee he eae an Sorry,’ ose: saving dheesme at 1 me dere i. or "oon ated ay Moffat Build: i of Yuba county | 76 Sulla Sa ey an jer of 3. ‘he D. 1806, ah return it to: Frllon atch 4B ir Rae toke Aronian ua, AKS, AT 142 BR celal from the retail ¢ iv ca = two nal in a0 (iol y"* LAHN, LAW by SCHUYLER, fy ORAI AS os GPUVER CORD AND GtuP SCHUYLER, HARTLEY, onal! a oe IN, PAUL A Ee cost on ia oat, 14 94,881,919 70 \se3 Share em cr Pyrat eet c. BEDS or m8 SALB—A pRercn TTT rate order, Apply at @ Barclay sirect, ret