The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wrpygapay, Feb. 7—6P. M. The stock market opened strong this morning, and at the early session of the open board Erie sold at 77% a %, Hudson River 99%, New York Central 87, Reading 9834, Michigan Southern 675, Cleveland and Pittsburg 805, Northwestern 26%, Fort Wayne 92. At the first regular board it was hammered by the beara, anda decline was forced on a portion of the list, but on the whole it was steady. New York Central was }¢ lower than at the half- past two board yesterday, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Northwestern preferred 3, Erie was %{ higher, Read- ing 14, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island %. Government securities were firm, although dull, Coupon five-twenties of the third issue and seven thirty notes of the first, second and third series were 3 higher. Among the miscellane- ous shares Pacific Mail sold at 185, scrip 165. This com- pany has recently sold two of its steamers—the AUlantic and Baltic—with the view of increasing its surplus, to provide against threatened contingencies. At the one o'clock sessions the*market was firm at ad- vanced quotations, Michigan Southern being the most active and buoyant stock on the list. At the half-past two board the improvement made further progress, Erie and New York Central being especially strong. The for- morclosed 2 per cent higher than at the first regular board, and the latter 15%, Reading %, Michigan Southern 1, Northwestern 4, preferred 3¢, Rock Island 3, Fort Wayno 3, Quicksilver 3s. Coupon five-twenties of the third issue were firm at 3¢ advance, seven-thirty notes of the second series 14. The rest of the government list wero steady. At the half-past three open board the market experi- enced a partial relapse. New York Central suld at 875% aX, Erie 78%, Reading 98% a %, Michigan Southern 65% a 3, Cloveland and Pittsburg 79%, Northwest rn 27, preferred (b. 8) 53%, Rock Island (3, 3) 99, Fort Wayne 92, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 244%, Cum- Derland 441%. Afterwards there was more firmness, Michigan Southern and Cleveland and. Pittsburg byay the strongest of the railway shares, At haif-past tive Michigan Southern was quoted at 68°4 a %, (leveland and Pittsburg 80a {, Erie 78% a 1%, Rock Tsiani 99, Northwestern 27, New York Central 87)4 a 88, Fort Wayne 91% a 92 The news of the intended recall of the French troop from Mexico exerted no pe ptuuble influence on Stock Exchange or in the gold room, and it excite y little comment. Its tend n ver, is to rem prehensions of a possible rupture with Pra how part sthadiness to the m ww gold and gover securities, while its { upon t ay | interest is favorale, in tho event of a | war with any European Power, our commerce | would necessarily be interrupted and internal traific ma. | terially reduced. Prices of ail ks by those he | government would, neverthe! iT case, pathy with the depre which would ensue, ‘The railway specula‘ion for a ris is still he by the powerful bear in and the susy which the action of Congress upon the pew fas is awaited. A fear exists that if the foreign cli tained the Secretary of th sell gold to lower the premium, ia ord effect calcriated to make the measure app highly salutary one, and that this would fmmedia Teact upon the stock market, but the disturbing acter of the bill has been alrew!y disco a, in tho foreign clause, and should the la be stricken aut. as itis aot unlikely to be, owing to the strong feelin against it both in and out of Congress, a 5 would be experienced. Even t is so repugnani to the financial commynity, degree to the political sense of the country, power upon the Secretary of which he mig unable to avail himself. The bill )» crease of the national debt, and thereby compels him w sell or fund ini Par, There are eight hundred and thiriy soven-thirty nutes alone which will be rede currency, if not funde | into bon: 8 at par, within t two years and a half, and, in order to induce fun the bonds must be kept above par. This will ueces an easy money market and a non-contriction of the ov rency. The negotiation of a foreign loan would bove 9 very depressing influence upon the six per cent bearing bonds here, aud as the amount which Could be borrowed abroad wou'd fall very far short of Oho ager gate of the floating inde’tedness 10 be provided for, ibe chief rehance of the Treasury would, as & tm course, be upon the home market, to spall whick, for the doubtful advantage of @ few millions (vou Burope would hardly be j dicio 8, The steady decline in railway stocks wh'« place since the commencement of the year excoss of the reduction of traffic earnings, last are now on the increase, there is a reason why they sh» d recover fron Tho gross earnihgs of the ‘iiwan ¢ asd way, exclusi « of the eastern division of - road, for January, were $132,000, against 181 for the same month » 1895, showing an . while the earnings for 1865 were $2.5)),0 $1,402,106 in 6). The indicatw a brick spring business for the roads rauntng how improved val: es will afteet prices may immed depends to agr+ out upon the a bomen | to control the market. deel during the past five woeks is <i ist of prices at the first board on tue 2 this morning respectisviy Jan. i L New York Central 4 Briv.. Readin Michigan Cleveland Northwest ru p Rock Is'a Fort Wayne The mon y market continu ‘ ‘ f call touns The «fis ount line is tudor 4 with commercial paper, the a at 7 per cent, with excep |e nt 7 8 ngtiate | Other grades range ‘roi 8 0 19 Gold remains firm unser the seanty ©) infor jas dolivery, notwithstandin, the y tion favors a decling, siuet of t are “short,” and the bi Is have be to very profitable account during ‘lie weeks by loaning u tw 1 . race of intervst, To-day 16 per cor “ paid for loans till to-morrow, aud im some ¢ whi in one instance yesterday afternown 4 | ‘ lay was paid to make up a bank balance. are longing for the Treasary to sell gold as f+ Jong drought yearn for raia, Meanwhile the and fe the payment of customs dies is rather be. ‘ opening quotation was 199%, followed by 6 decline © 3% and a sudsquent advance to 180% > mar closed with firm a at 159% a X&. The sie o took out $364,000 to gold. Foreign exchange continues weak, The bet ke Dilis at sixty days on England ars quoles ot (oT, « inferior signatures at 107% a 107%). Sootiorn oot Dills are abundant and prossed for sale at 1065 commercial 1063 & 107, Baukers’ bills a wghi a held at 109, on account of the high rate of frewt it England. Importers are hold ng back from re the hopo of stil lower rates, Franes saoge from 6.25 to 6.30 to the coin dollar, The exports (rom ¢) m for the week ending yesterday wor larg ating $5,017,007 in currency Valve agatost an ho, wove mont of $7,222,573 in gold value. Potroleum stocks were active and firm, Al (he (iret board New York and Alleghany closed 250. et a at the came time yesterday, selling at $4 7); Her Run 260., selling at $16 60, Shade River 36e., 6 \iag at $2.40. Pithole Creek was 800. lower, selling at $7 05; United States 70°, sellingmt $17 90. Eniskulen soldat | $1 75, Second National $3, Palmer Potro cum @) 40, B chanan Farm 66c., Bliven $3 50, Contral $5 40, Empire City 36¢., Excelsior 900, First National 460, Man battan 980,, New York and Philadelphia 86e., Oil Creek $2, Webster 860., Canada Copper Téc., Waikiil $1, Colum ‘ian Coal and Wining $1 40. At the seco: d bord Palner Petroleum closed 660. higher than at the frst bound, sil. ing at $4 05, Benneho Run sold at $10 0 int Na tonal 450, Manhatian 280, Oil Crock 4290. Pinole Crock $8 06, Rynd Farm 600., Shade River $2 50, Unived Biates $17 25, Webster 8c., Forest County be., smith & Parmiee $8 10. The business at tho Sub-Treasury to day wan as fol. | $1,310 410 550,741 87,106 606 ‘3v1,000 44,000 603,400 NEW YORK oy am the eer, compare as fallen For the week. . Previously reported. Ki 015,630 ea) 18'000% 512 17,405,006 cesses $13,187,472 20,317,172 23,322,618 ‘The imports for the week comare as follows: — 1 Tor 540 4,380,620 —< 3,841,058 Total for the week, 2,586, Previously reported, 18, 480, ne 10,398, ar « $22,675,616 12,985,216 N York Stock Excharge. lew Yor! « % FIRST anesion—-1p 20 a. 100 she N'Y Gen RR 8 87 SeSsee88s st z $o00 Tol & Wed’ id 1000 ais bio 5 sha Fourth Na 50 Merchants’ Bank 110 25 Cent National Bk 109 5 do. ro Ae ae Del & Hud Canal ie 200 « ‘mb Coal pref... 24s Tel 100 Quicksilver Mg Co 40% 40% seSSeSes 100 Chi'& Alton RR.. SECOND SiSSION—1 P. M. 600 shs Reading RR.. 200 Cleve & Pitts RR 100 Mich So & N THR 500 $200001'S6's, 5. 20000 T'yNT ES 200 NY Cent RR. 100 Erte Railway, 809 Reading RR.. 300 Chic Ps ty W RR. 300 Chic & NW RR p 100 P, r PEWCD RR 2000 US6's,5-20,°62 102 00 Us6's,5-200, "65 10255 2000 Reading RR. 1000 do ; aa Mich So&N IRR FY m Central RR. 800 Chi& N WRR,. 200 Chi & N West p. 100 chi &. eck TRE 300 P, iW & &chiRR 0 000 Chi & “Align pret COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wrosxspay, Feb, 76 P. M. Rexapsturra,—Receipts, 2,068 bbls. flour, 27 corn meal. 5,450 bushels corn, 6, » rye and 1,335 do. malt. 0) Poe vai iGo Sta'o and Western flour wih a eontinued moderate demand, The t our subjoined quetations, ru flour Wastin demand at full prices The sales Capada flour was quiet bat firm. comprised 200 bbls, Rye flour was inactive Corn mea! was in domand and stezdy, 1,000 bacs, at $4 50 for +, $3 80 for Jersey and $4 40 for Fairiax. early 7,000 bole, nbout 500 bbls. * sales of nearly ‘ne and Western flour. * «a ss BecmowS 20 waar Baa oxtra Western, ots é Ss yg pepeeren ROH ORS S waar ~ s meal, Jersey. vow, Brandywine SszSus eessssssussaess PepPerrepeseeP or Milwavkee, $1 72 for new Milwaukee club, 66 for mixed Milwaukee club. Corn was dull and ,osing nominal; 0000 bashels, at 78c und mixed Western, and Sic. a 83ec. Onis were In detnand and prices had an advanc- 'y. The aalos were at 7c. « 580. for Ptat aaouna and 57 for sound Western and 56c. Ryo was steady, with sales of about 2,000 was firm, with eal’s of Tho sales were 800. for unsound, Sle. & ato at $106. Barley v susheis Counda West vam wh demand. The sales wero 1,000 bushels with a declining ten- at our quotations, Mobile, N.O.€T. 43 43 The market rated dul The sales were 2,350 50 61 . ww market for prime tate. retained its ‘vil sat), with a fair demand, while common q alities se owhat neglected and 1 8,250 bags Rio ex ‘8 were very dull and prices were almost nomi- s engaercuts were coufined to 200 bales cotton, |. Per steamer, 80 hhda . 50 teres lard at 26s, To Glaogow, private, The charters:—A si %d.; a brig to Cork 3. Od. A British brig and heavy do, $42.40; » ade Cuba to New York, sugar, 660. ; one 94 50; one toGe rgetown, & , $5; yh 50; ‘a ship from Philadelphia w ‘a brig to Key West and Apatachicoia, on rin); a schooner W Apalachicola, 126. per foot ; voyage, a brig, to Key West and Apalachicola, , to Jacksonville, on private Yacitic Mail Steamahip Company's steamers cd Baitic bave been sold at about $900,000 to ver con Liogd Steamship Company, Tho At 45 tous, Dut in New York in 1849, and the vas, bugit in New York in 1850. , was without particular change, 1 Porty Rico at from 600, a * at 153¢c., ‘gold, in ht pipe staves, $35. Vistows —Re eipts, 714 bbis, pork, 241 do. beef, 808 meats and 318 kegs lard e but at irreguiar ond somewhat hea. y ex were about 5,000 bbis, ‘w mesa, Closing regular at . $21 00a $21 7 for prime, ‘Also 6,000 bbis, new mess and March delivery, seller's option, Beef was firm, with further sales $16 50 a $20 for now plain mes 5 now extra mn as, , me saves were about 190 bbis. at ‘o. meats were inactive but firm, with @ 120, for ehoulders 1 vas in active demaod and firmer ‘a 184¢., also 1,000 ptton, at 1Se. Butter 9 wers yn minally pt Boe The market was weak for crude, but The sales were to a moderate extont, mainly at 303¢c in boud, and 68¢. a 700. for The pork market 40 for prime mess, ried 8,200. bbie. 4 600, tor retin.d, * contnued quiet and firm, with a moderate job trade, wt O40. a 100, for Rangoon and 120, a 13¢. for Aw continaed firm, with a moderate inquiry. The were 1,660 boxes Havana at 10\o. a 11ige., 183 _ Cuba at from Le, to 13e., and § hhds. Porto Rico nso 400 meiado on private terms, The demand continued inactive, but prices well @. tuned, ‘The sales comprised 62 hhda, Ken. ley at Le. a 1930, and 30 cases common State seed Sales of Reni Estate. RATATY OF CHARLES KING, A. J. Bleecker, Son Co., made the following sales of J eetate at auction yostertay : 45th at, n. aide, =, e orth av., 25x100.5 $8,000 Seeees asthe, m side, 60 ft. ©. of Madison av., do. adjoining do oe: ze do. ide, 25. 8, of beth at, ws. 3. 8, 5, 2, nites ai 6, 7, 7 7. PPS: do. do. ‘Teh av., 0. w. cor. 48th st. 24 6x67, do = do. adjoining, 22x67... do. do. errs $3823235 ae Bite HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1866—-WITH SUPPLEMENT fo She Ha otro lo vaLnonae FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT. ven we understand that a despatch from the State Department to tho effect that Mr, Mackenna is entitled to no diplomatic pri- THE CHILEAN IMBROGLIO. ARREST OF CHILEAN AGENTS'IN THIS CITY Bills of Indictment Presented Against Them. Senor Vicuna Mackenna and Dr. phen Rogers in Custody. THE ARREST BY MARSHAL MURRAY. Stringent Enforcement of International Law by Our Government, The Dxamination of the Accused To-Day. Bee ke. &ee A new phase in the Spanish.Chilean difficulty, which first originated in this city on tho seizure of the alleged privateer Meteor, is now before the public—one which presents in still stronger contrast the fidelity of our gov- ernment to international rights, as compared with the Punic faith of England as revealed by its observance, or rather breaches of observance, during the late rebellion, when our difficulty was England’s opportunity, On Sat- urday morning last documents were placed in the hands of United States District Attorney Dickinson, informing him that certain persons residing in the city of New York were actually engaged in the violation of the neu- trality laws of the United States. The persons who pre- sented this information asked Mr. Dickinson, as tho law officer of the government in New York, to take such steps in the matter as the circumstances demanded, On the exam'nation of the papers by the District Attorney he, on Monday morning, presented the entire matter to the consideration of the Grand Jury of the Circnit Court of the United States, then in session, On Tuesday morning the Grand Jury, acting on the evidence before them, laid before the court two separate indictments, one against Benjamin Vicuna Mackenna, and the other against Dr. Stephen Rogers. THE INDICTMENTS are substantially the same. The first count in the in- dictment charves Mackenna with having, on the 27th of December, 1865, in_ the city of New York, within the juried’ tion of the Un'ted States, begun a Certain. mili- tary expedition, to be carried on from the city of New York, against the territory and dominions of the Queen of Spain, with whom the United States are and were then at peace, to the evil example of all others in like cases offend'ng against the peace of the United States and against the form of the statutes of the United States in such cases made and provided. The second count is the same in form as the first, with the exeeption of having set on foot a certain military expedition, Ke, ‘The third count, substantially the same as the first, cae him with ‘providing @ certain military expodi- ion. ‘The fourth count accuses him of providing the means for such military expedition, The fifth count says that he began, set on foot, eemitien, aud prepared the means for stich military ex- ion, The sixth, sevonth, eighth and ninth counts are the same as the ‘frst, second and third counta, with the ex- ception that they charge him with setting on foot, and 80 forth, a certa'n military enterprise. ‘The tenth, eleventh, ‘twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth co nts vary the chargo 80 as tO meet overy requirement of the statute, THB STATUTE UNDER WHICH THE ACOUSED ARE IN- DICTED. The defendants are charged under section six of the laws of the United States, third volume of the United States Statutes, pave 449. The section in question says: — “Bo itturther enacted, that if any person shall within the territory or Jurisdiction of the United States begin, se on foot, provide or prepare the means for any mili- lary expedition or enterprise to be carried on from thence aga nxt the territory or dominion of any foreign prince or State, or of any colony, district or people with whom the United States are at eages every. 80 a pe oy Sn Sa @ high mi roy a all be fin imprisoned not tore three years."" ni PRESENTATION OF TRY. neproTM On the presentation of this indictment, Mr. rtney,* Assistant District Attorney, moved the Court bene! warrants to be issued to Marshal Murray for tho arrest: of mackeuna and Rogors. Tho application was at once granted. THE ARREST. The warrant for the arrest of the accused was placed fn the hands of United States Marshal Murray at an early hour on Twesday, and the deputy marshals were ate ct upen the track. ‘The placo# moat frequented by the Seoor were first visited, bot no appearance was joe ton (hevg Occasions, and after a rather tedious and trees Ww aearch the deputies ret rned to theti ‘Who a) once moved tn person, and soon after was in his presence, Circumstances aided the Marshal. Ai six o'clock Marshgt Murray and Deputy Poore pro- cverto 10 th» house No. 111 Ninth street. ‘wu Noitering in front a person was se°n to walk stoop and ring the bell. The deputy fi heard the servant say, in reply to an inqu! believed Mr. Mackenna was in. The party handed the girl a parcel, with injunctions ver ji to Mr. Mackenna, and'no onoelse. ‘The pav- was then taken inside and the deputy at on ¢ etarted the door and asked for Mr Mackenna. The girl enid © was not in, and, suapicious of the look ef the deputy, r of the Marshal, ‘who had closed up, immediately shut or. The bolt, however, gave way to a vigorous lication of the Bhouider, and the parties entered. They were met by a young man who gave his name as Dame! J. Hunter, and ropree-nted himself as privare secretary to Mr, Mackenna, He demanded the officers’ bosineas, which was represented @s very important to Mr. Mockenna and could not be communicated to any one else: The secretary endeavored to assure them that there was nothing touching Mr. Mackenna they might not confide to him, as he was well aware of o erything that was’ going on, and it would be only foott-h on their part to make a concealment of ther business, The Marvhal did not eee it in that light, but conceded eo far as to send up a card, rich a flotitions name, with a request that Mr. Mackenna would deign to see him on press'ng busin ea = The girl who had proviously appeared at the door was #0 moned, the card was handed to her for delivery; but the quick eye of the Marshal detected something in the glanc: with which the secretary telagraph d the cne that the girl shomd take which convinced him that the pecretary vf was des rous of preventing a meeting. The girl retarned and reported that Mr, Mackenna was not in, the secretary adding that he believed he bad gone out to dinner, it being his usual dinner hour, The Marshal then, leaving all further parley aside, assured the secre. tary that be Would gsalehy the Rouse aod prevent ail egress or ingress until he bad found Mr. Mackenna, for whoee arrest he was armed with a bench warrant. The secretary, reeing the serious aspect things were ‘aking, went ap «tairs, and soon after returned with * ¥ sought. The Marshal thereupon exh bited bt rant and claimed Mr. Mackenna as bis pfiooner. The tutter examined tho warrant, and thon fiatty refused to submit to an arrest, or to go with the Marshal. Ho claimed the privileges of his position ae a mcmber of the Chilean Embassy and Secretary of the Chilean Legation at Wash- ington, But of course no representations of this sort would satisfy the mind of the wll posted official, who had his instructions from Washington, and who was de- termined to act upon them, leaving State or official otiquette to be dieposed of afterwards by the heads of the respective republican The arrest was consequently made; and subsequently the Marshal, at the request of the acc sed, allowed him to remain at his home during the night, leaving him the of two of his deputies THE ACCUSED BEFORM THM UNITED STATES DIS- TRICT ATTORNEY. Yesterday morning Senor Mackenna and Dr. hg od were brought by Marshal Murray to the office of the trict Attorney. They were accompanied by their coun- sel, Mr. EB. W. Stoughton, Mr. Stoughton informed Mr. Dickinson that the Pro- ceedings with the arrest of Mr. Meckenna were Teapect to a!l wrong, and demanded bis immediate di vy on the ground ay Lp hE Chilean wy 4 and the regularly in So nteicoroaryrg the Chilean Legation ot Wi Mr. Dickti i thee was ine tt ntinaton eo theofoe ad iat Macken Was en uct 2 in bis be ‘erie only a8 Ths Tote. dential agent of the Chi r, Stoughton showed Mr, porting to be the appointment of tr | Drckineon ih Mr. TRLEGRAM FROM THE CHILRAN MINISTER AT WASH- ae more, Se hea kindly farauhed! eT 1866, The wy w No, ott has been revely MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Canrout—Gavtor.—On Tuesday Rev. W. H. Cloury, P. F. Carron ‘Carwnigut—De Vaav.—In Pigs city, on monn February 7, at the residence of the ‘A. M. Osbon, Fob: by the cruneaay, Nebenary ©, y D, D., Jouw H. Canwricnt to! N De'vaav, daughter of Shopherd De Veau, ail of Rondout, joncR0ss—HARTSHORNE. —On ~ ‘St. Bartholomew's nen, D., Gerona H. Norcross to ai KG " this city. Pwase—Grecory.. ther Seep iCage, a th fn nanan: oe \ of seo the bt Thomas B. Provion, GW wy W. Hromeas, ya ATE danger ofthe lat ato he lg, thom lyn, by the Be ne Dr. rr, Ltgonn, a ctr rR a lease copy. Ly aon Woden Fob ae See arner trian Sor: ity, on Wednesday, Febru: v. Orlan- 40 Harri ane Freurne Vane Risa. pricks amineers exA, daughter of the officiating clergy 7, in Brook- at ip residence of the Coox, both if Anprrsox.—At Port Bickmore. on Tuesday, 6, Freeman Anpkrson, aged 27 v8, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho coat this day (Thi twelve o'clock, noon, ‘ANDERSOY.—On Wednesda: child of James W. C. and months and 19 days. ArwstroxG.—In this city, on Tuesday, February 6, GRoRGE ARMSTRONG, aged 93 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the fam‘ly and of his son David, and of his sons-in-law, James Gregory and Jobn Sutton, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 65 Pike street, this (Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. New Orleans papers please copy. Burne.—On Tuesday, February 6, at her rosidence, on South Orange road, Mary Anne, ‘the beloved wife ol 1, James, infant nderson, ‘aged 8 ‘Theppiatives and friondaare respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, without further uotice, this (Thursday) from St. Patrick's cathedral, a solemn high mass will be cele: e of or soul), to the Cemetery of the morning, at nine o' Newark,'N. J. (whe! brated for the re) Holy Sepulchre for ‘atorment. Binp.—The Cuncral of Wr 1am H. Birp (death hereto- fore announced) will «ake place from his late residence, at Bergen Voint, N.J, on riday afternoon at thre ges will be av the depot New Jermey Central Ratiroad (or the tran leaving foot of Liberty at two o’ciock P.M. xers, on tuesday, February 6, at the rane, Jone A, Buxxgsn, widow of Benjamo F, Bunker, aged 63 years, Friends of (he family are invited to attend the funeral this (fharsday) afernvon, at hal -past three o'clock. meek train that lea) es New York at two o'clock v. M. Her remains will be tuken to Hudson, N. Y., Ounvy.—On Tuesday, daughter @. Peter and ‘Elion ( street, North ri Carriages will be at the February 6, “Cammass Coney, urry, aged 6 months, * the fainily and those of ber broth ors and Cornelius Horgan, aro respectfully in- vitod to ut end the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, ai 174 East Twenty-ci. bth stroct, botween First and Second avenues. AN.—A® the residence of his father, 157 East” street, Joux Ecax, son of Michael "Egan, Gar- toon, parish of Bourney, county Tipperary, Ireland: Notice of the funerat will be g:ven ia Friday morning's brother-in-law, aR. —On Wednesday, Feb:uary 7, Jacon C. Fisuxr, The rclasivos and frien:1s of the family are respectful'y inv ted to altend hs duacral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resi Foork —On Sunday, of the lute Dr, Anson Fooie, of Gu:ord, Coun, New Haven and Mddieiown (Uonn.) papers please cRRvAN.—On Wednesday, February Grxexax (maden name siuckey), a native of Ne ‘magh, county Tipperary, Ireland. Her friends and those of her intimate a quaintances are respectfully imviied to attend tho funeral, from ‘Transiguration church, Mott street, on Friday a ternvon, at two o'clock, where a oiomn mass of requiem will be mor sa ee Peli webriney 6, at Greensburg, AM ND,—On Tuesday, Fo Westchester county, Mra. Cornxita ARN Hanmonp, wife vauddaughier of Gerard G. 52 Kast Fourth street. £. Dexwin Foote, son 7, CaTuerne of Ciark Hammond, and Beekman, in tue 63d y ar Tho reiatives and friends are respectfully a 4 attend the funeral, trom her late resid uce, on Neos at syste ciel. ee he Sahat Kil do mtn ‘B, me ti N tw York ai eleven o'clock A. M. ANCOR to atiend th» fuvéral, “dala (fnur. o'clock, from bis late res dence, Ho» ovp.—In Brooklyn, on *Wednexday, February 7, Fri pkxiox, son of F. J. hiosiord, agea 24 years. rr. ¥.—On Wednerday, February 7, Tuomas Kean- = Khetiveat! the parish vo Kineaden, county Water tbe Teiatives and friends of tie family are invited to atiend the funeral, from his late resideuce, No, 68 James street, on Friday a am, al two o'clock. Wednesday morning, February 7, AL*nep, sou of Tease and Matuilda Kab, ‘aged 4 years,” 1 inunti ~y * ‘afiernoon, at two BL : street. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- noral, tis (Thursday) afternoon, ai one o'clock, from 237 West “phiriy- -lirst street. Moz/18.—At Yonkers, N. Y., on Wednesday, Fobruary 7, of croup, Hee Lous, you ‘neat daughier of Ediaud and Catherine EK. Morri Dearest dauter thou bast vig us, And our loss we deey who hath berert ae } Our sorrows Leal ais (Tu reday) afternoon, at half past one o'eock, parents, Palisade, near Asubuiton a A requiem mass will this (Thursday) morn family are respectful from the churel, at I wili be interred in © . .—The remains fof isaac McCaw um having tuey will be removed ‘rom his late residency, 29 Pike sitcet, this (Lhursday) after- noon, at half-past two o'ebck, and friends, inel din; brsoi Eng no Comjany No. 2 and are invit d to be prese Mc bewa’.—At the New York Horpital, of an injuy received while workin., s wae Febroary 7, nd 0 silent ¢ the fun ral, from the New York Hospital, No. 319 broadway, the (Thursdas) aft rnoon, at one o'clock. wife and child to mourn © apa interred in ( atva) nv ted to 6 a the fu arrived fr m Preseoit, Wis, the former mem- jose Carriage No 1 ‘The friends are tay See a ote ® clots bai severe Hines, Petra native of the parieh of K lia-bandr-, county caren, Ireland, in the 534 year of his age. The funeral will take place from his late residence 266 West Thirty-first stre t, this (Thursday) afternoon,at ove O'HaRrs,—On Tuesday, February 6, Many, wif cis O Hara, in the 46th year of her age. ‘The funeral w Ii take place from ber late residence, 150 West Seventeenth sire t, this (Thursday) afiernoun, ‘at one o'clock. ‘The friends and relatives of the fumily are respectfully invited to attend. Prmait-.—At Coldspring, Putnam county, on 19, W. L. Pusissra, tata of gaa yea and Lap Alaa Tisruors, Cone. Comn., it : e ii may not be Ko pha i ; AN nnn nny HO! OF THE BONDS OF LMING- Attn a tere oes conte UeTION Ni BOOTS AND SHOES. Ve ares ares . EN, possible, to 7 ree BAL 2 CORTLAND? STREET, fey ot tend hold Ee thoes nee i ie he Geman, | SECOND PaRGe S BPEDIAL AND IMPORTANT TRADE may confer with themn on maiters ne 7 ie BALE OF Bs BROGAN, President W. & M. ‘Wiliningtoo, Ata canal SiTaD aTAra a : gx Teepnopanate LOTS, NTEREST DEPARTMENT, DUPLIOATE PACKAGES, U ARTAENT: vb. 5, 1008, | comprising Drtnel jOlCk ear PRING GOO! fal DB. co behestules of Gp thirty, oF (hirty_ oF more. ce tng end three-tenths IN GREAT VARHERY OF SIZES AND GRADES, mapons, paral Tnotant wi now t receiv markets H. i. DYCK The sale will ined aon pot rom nearly i Assistant Treasurer United stites. minents vi NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK CITY. UOTION NOTICR-#. ROTH, AUCTIONRER— AM ° ‘Ail the mente hold Paiturea 119 W, at. insen oy Sixth avanuss wil be mola mH pubile auction EPEW & POTTER, KE vier il ak oes of fou jum on Gepostia which tay be checked for at ight. Feb. 8, at 1 Special atte wn ta the rehase and sale of Parlor 8 ain 3 GoveRsa URITIES. i oo eps; rosewood “sar with Fyooch e MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND. ~~ dh olat aa foe SSE AC TANOFORTE, Collections promptly made on all points, STOOL. AND Co errs ena eSonge oi sizer Batra, EAE. 2 peer HENRY W. POTTER. Clocks, reh ace Curtains, Oat P hi Bedateads, Burea Pace eee we ‘able Cutlery, &c. Sale srdale poctiver rain oF iis , BBLING, ER. AT RE EATEANGE FOR PARTIED COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING. ALL THE SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITU! Contained in the house Ni Hon Twenty: bind set near Paewet DAY (THURSDAY), commencing at 11 o'clock. * OD PIAN! o oRa Hh How rons? WORNITURE, 4 WF | “Drawtag Hoorn Raley oorerea in ." K eiguturen, Te oo eeesis Tablas, Sesrelaty Ofl Paintin ‘by ancient and modern artiste; ‘Drocatel ai rep Window Curtains, Hronge Clock, Vases, Curpeta, Mirrors, wood Pianoforte, four round corners; Stool, Music rt rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bodeende. Bait ond. 3 “4 Fiastreenes, ‘laa berg iene, Bri fe, China’ Glass twenty-third Me LL a Eee Si he eyo OF COUPONS NOT YET DUE CAN * maven them | pend t ata rere Ji and receive cash for same, at rooms Nos. 6 and 7, 161 Broadway. ‘OTICE. ° FOR THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BONDS. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Funding Commmtsabanarsioh tani et Yuba, State of cel nd that aenled pronoaals will be received at the ‘Treasurer's office of nald county: in the clty of Marys, ville wotil Saturday, the 24th day of Mareh, ab Thahour of ID oclok ACM of that ‘day. The July coupons of 1858 must be attached io, the, bonds, and. the, proposals ust panied hy the bonds to be redeemed. Ware, Table Cutlery. Sale positive. N. mated Chie, ‘aay of December, A A.D. ‘at Marysville, | street stages and Sixth avenue cars pass near tho howe. Yuba county, California. Gr as ne ELL, A. %,%OUNG, AUCTIONEER. SALE OF ELEGAN? « and costly Furniture this day (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, at the residence 3) Washington aquare,, corner ‘of Waverley place, consisting in part of Parlor wnd Bedroom Furniture Fmewood und black walnut Parlor Suite, covered in rick niin aud brocatel; Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, O' id Stal brie rosewood ae EVEN SOOT ATE FIANOFORTE, of modern improvement; cost $570; Ol Palntings, Mirrors, Window Curtains, marble (oy bles, Washatands, Ihaag ane Halt Mattresses, Feather Beds and Redding, Crockery an Silver Ware, together with a large variety of articles neces sary for housekeeping. A J. BLBKOKER, SON & 00. WILL SELL, BY ‘order ot the executors of Lambert Suydam, deceased, ouses and Biores, and Lots of Ground, at the Exchange room, No. 11 Broadway, on Thursday, February 8, ab o'clock.’ Maps at the aucisueers', 77 Cedur streot. RICHARD. SUYDAM, LAMBERT SUYDAM, Jr,,} Pxcoutors T Avgtion, 18TH THIS MONTH, HOUSE AND LOT Kast Fourth street, and House at Port Chester. itanabilis with all [ieilbccamecs at 15 West Twentieth street, ¥FIOE OF THE RENNEHOFF AND PITHOLE on Company. 26 Pine , 1966. —Thi trustees of this comns: oF two (2) percent for Jannury. payable onthe Mth instant, ‘Transfer books willbe closed fram the 1h. to the, 200 Hnat, inclusive, AMES DEVEAU, Secretary." TPE, ANNUAL, BL RCTION OF THIRTEEN DIRKC- tora of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company will be held at the depot. Sixth avenue, corner of Forty-third streat, on Tuesday, February 13, from 12 to 8 P. M. y HENRY 8, MOORE, Secretary. 1-4 —WANTED, A PERSON TO LOAN THIS $2. y, 000, amonnt and take the agency of a staple article, the commissions upon which will amount to from $15.00 to yearly, now in sneressful operation. and will be J by property worth donble the amount. Prine For “yd fe. the money, only d address Staple, box 3,531 Post office. $90. OOD TOLOAN SIN SUMS TO SUIT, ON AP- rove? city real estate, WILLARD & STi.AD, No. 9 Broad street. room 7. S150 OON 70HOAN, ON BOND AND MORT-. gag. in one or more anme, on real estate in this ity. Apply to JOHN F. CONREY, 62 Wall street, No. Have'this tay. declared. a. dividend UCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AND Sleighs, by COLE & MURPHY, this day, at 11 o'clock, at $39 Fulton ‘street, Brooklyn: one ‘palr of sorrel Horses, stm and seven years old. can trot together In 334: one Fla One light shifting top Wagon, one 4 seat Wagon. two Sl double and single Harness, Blankets, Robes, Bella, £0, UCTION NOTICE.—$20,000 Bf ate Le MAGNIFT- cent Household Furniture at private sal 2 oittpalat ry, ‘aint. snation Spel A f eminent artists, brocatel: China, Glass, Silverware, Bronres, ‘Chamber, Din- Pianoforte, Statu its Furniture, OTICE TO TAXPAYERS, 33k Orrice or Commis OF TAXRS AND ASSESSMENTS, ine Furniture, and many rare and costly Works of Art and hi ri m6 166. articles of Virtu, imy from Paris for the ge ite oo ew York, Jan lence 44 West Sixteenth street, near Netles te bree wives thats hammmisienn Rone oh he | nae ia : real and personal estate of the elty and county of New York for the year 18%6 will be open for inspection and review from and ufter Monday, Juanary 8. 1868, and will remain open till the 39th dao 863. for the’ correction of errors and the equalizs ston nd the acaeasmonte of the aforesaid real and parson Lestate of the city and county of New York, All persons believing themselves to be agerieved must make ap- plleation to the commissioners during the period above men- tioned, 'n order to-o'rta provided by law. The T AUCTION.—H. 2 COOLEY, AUCTIONEER, , WILL Ml this day, at 12 o'cle noon, the Btock and Fixtuces. of the Lage or Beer and Concert Saloon 148 Chatham atreet. pt, Sale sive. STATE OF LAMBERT SUYDAM, DECEASED.—A. J. Ee BLEECKER. SON & CO. will ‘soll ate day, at the Ez- ch :nge. fifty-one Houses, Stores and Lose advan Sey act of IRD provides t ime the books shall be | tuated in the best portions of this city. By rie piblic in order of the executors, in conformi igo th the Sondiiious ot the ion may Be will of late Lambert: 1 extate * the sume corrected. Oe eation. he mad tn relation to the ase | JOSEPH HEGEMAN. VERRUARY 9, valtt ton, bei A ta ft muat be made | § ten o'clock A. M. the Cent ‘Salesrooma, Willoughby if objection thereto, on the commissionera shall examine into nt, and if im thelr judgment the assesament is Pearl saan Brooklyn. HANDs0s FURR TTCRE Walnut oak ana painted erroneons. they shill caus the same to be corrected. if marble hamber Suits, hair Mauresses, Bedding, oak auch pp! made in relition to. the assessed +: Tharble ap ‘Bute, Bt aon Tables, eb Sotas, rich fioa'o! eceonal ewtate, the. applicant. ahall be examined Un der ooh oy the sid Comm stoners, who shall be authorized tr ulminiater much oath or any of ‘them; and if, in his or the assessmont i erroneous, eto be corra-ted. ant fx the amaunt of aueh eat nn they may hellere to be funy and decl anelare their m thoreon within thires nye" after sald appllextion have been made tothem, No reduction be made ‘the Board of Supervisors of any assessment on real and po.sonal estate impo-ed under this act, unless it shall ap. poor, under oath or affirmation, that the party aggrieved was Rawle to sitend within the pariod proscritied for the correc. tion of taxes, by, ckneas or absence from the ety. 74 Cnrmeniebonera of ames and Assessments. Ingrain Carpets, Ollcloths, Stoves, &c., &c. BOGART, AUCTIONERR—S. & J. pear WILL sell this dav, at 11 o'e! by order of Marshal, at nth wy., between 168th and 10th streets, arian the [ee and’ Fixtures of a Grst cl Store, Wolke, Patent Medicines, Fancy’ Soap, Perfumery, , Scales, Counters, Shelvii re Snel OHN H. HILLIER, Marshal. J sain Boomer, AUCTIONEER BY 6&2 ro BOGART, A 10, at 103 o'clock, at the 1 North Wit AbNtiliam stcoet’ assortment of lor and Bedroom Furn! tere. be macags Pow Pa geo anna rs MoE INS. Ro ctirgrn Lease FFT |. ALLEN, W. BROWN, rah m Re Mua) ney Sone Tate and after Monday in Mare’, 18%. the na of the Uperative Planters Gr New ‘ork will be $55) por dav. iy order of the NNIN, President. Bocraty. Joun Tenner, Recording peed None & TO CLOTHING CUTTERS. —A MEETING OF the Clcining Catters’ Prawetive Union will be held this tug. Fe bes ry Rot they boous 182 fester street, All o sted 10 beln attendance as « selection of ing teria PLhsine: of , PERSONS An CAUTIONED AGAINST 108 OF drafix drawn by me All powar granted «ponte te use EESON, ncis Menley, requests all: per HERMAN, APCrIONERS MOP’ rye SALE. 4 Rosrt of Council. | Ss. ® Billiard Saloon,—This day, Feb. 1034 0% on sitet the 9th ry, the entire c Fixtures and Bil * of the com | clare BulNard Saloon, vi 4 wood Sharps Hilliard Tablos, 0 nets I ieee game per fine and Pintures habtes, Ghalrs, Mirrors, Chandeliers et Other Fixtures, and ail olner Goods und Chattels contained te nd thi oars ofthe premines 185 owery; wis A. aa a pe attorney for Mortgagee. DAINT 7 RTING OF THE , aa iit Sat LONUER. Se ON ti, President? se ‘arate py Bourbon Sacer Y ig ag hae A a mot Kay UNBEATE 0 ee See ie PL Py Waa er one most sinoere i weted towards our thenke ‘ RM AN VOTIONERR, Ss. my ‘oh isa RESTAURANT = pot _- rr Rotasden, at nour Broadway, vik: raha © Dining ‘Cntr and tTabon five Meet he ange en ke a wand a \oeekary my mae Fornle Wines, Liquoes, cai Positive, tu lots to suit deal- are BALE RS’ AND CLOTHIERS, oe FICHARD ae ne. Anat bia Cos NS velar he ot 4 in lgatarren st Dearte ‘ont wit grou ANAGERS OF THE NURSERY AND CHILD'S mplial gratefull wrk sow the receipt of the fol- lowing «1 - Proceeds of Preveh phys given at Mr. Jerome's private themtre seeeeeees Wim i. Asiinwall, toa Win eines Store Fistarse, Sa aR Ire Bat, Aewana mia Doman, ‘Bopaiye e** yOUN KELLY Chori, Sugnrrs SALE. ALE LIQUOR “ay —picM sD Pe ae io M | ae o'clock, the Flntures. on nee ha splendid oew painting, “A | ab ixtures wan "Wwuich ta now open st the | on the southwest corner heehee Ok mi coal SS Reowdwey, near Fourteenth | street. street. The exh! i wil etme B. Renay, Deputy Sherttf. Ww" |. WITTE! Rey oy pe } 4 ON PRI- aay, at2o’ at ia C1 4 SR Dia- Satuniay, Feb. 24. NE KNIGHTS OF 8T. . PATRICK —A SPECIAL MEET. ing of the Kaights will take place as the Matson Fourveenth street and Union square, on Friday evening, the Jewelry, te. vy ‘order of ine to on conn pleve arrange tne | Tere Purniture tor aales $6 lots for sala. loeated to beat part fru annual” nee Fhe “tremors: ore’ respectfully re- wt Hudwon ity; also 100 Lote in ‘tien bre no to led quae be panetaal in ateont pw le ‘0 f ation baniee, aa bitstn m- win ome, before the meeting The tickets for the in Franklin street and Furniture for me and nance Le ‘Homer will b@ resdy cor distrivution; and as the Executive Sa tn eas o sirens 40 Jet ty a =a an Fahy tieait the nambor to be fesued. a a coat te = wo ror the tn necure their tickets in yror Rs FRESH time. By order of the President, $5. 00! TH OS) MADINS | FUROR Te fe lane e eeneeer, which was pold out be sold at wholesale or hy tail i by ae er value: ae fo four Hernag’ Safes, at Pearl street. in the clothing 6 be tll 5. HARNETT. _Parme FP. Greene, Corresponding See OBURN" SPRING, ponns th dye & CO. OF Te Hascine cra, intipe on f their Road with the ti Rew Hyckor, Serine "M a ior to all other Aprtige in use, either for “rough igs P Sepeeding. sOUTHE ADVERTISEMENTS. more GOLD MINES. esaae ie WISHING most desirable: PERSONAL. a mite im iret Se cra can Anes fing on tho un i caceloraerarediar a ADOLTION A RRALTHY MALE CHILD, UD, THREE Prete ‘380 Bighth antiasitianinali = ue ADYRITIEER ABOUT T 1, MAKE a, nay 2 ‘th through the Routhern States, will be PTON-A BEAUTIFUL BOY, ONE Day Any business tha is venue, opposite Eighth on ara street Jatame pard's. paaand = NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY AND SARATT iturtek, townland of canoe Any av iaermaticn ei pe bn > PRINT — ARGE RDITION oT FRY ITION ed Wier Wa Fs: ones gets xa ek or Coen eww iv LIVING IN NEW Vou “WIL nema my FANN MCKAY, LIVING IN apes YORK. Witt Broadway, Now Fon he ae she will ‘dadly recnived, Lb ] oy eeca bat 2 dooce , 1b. A MORT USEFUL LITTLE Subse roc inewre winnds and by the Amerions one Lito —on x DE COUDRES, LATR OF com. ~ BILLIARE 5, aC, . 16h regiment. New York Volunterrs. | Plenss n I i Seana A sire t BED BILLIARD TA ATARI wil VHELANS MP cited o A HOUSE AND LOF AT et, near University piace. | Rents 10 feesuer Saco ZAWLES.WR ARE, HOW, PREPARED TO es, Shs aes cis EE, ass ar eee rot __ ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. weenow reamngo $100.000 TyrarerA & (SS eS ee CHEESE TY pepeneeneere