The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tavnsnay, March 1—6 P. M. The stock market continues active, a pricas tend | 5001 upward, The throwing over till next pa “soo Dill in tho House of Representatives exerted no material influence In Wall stroet; and it is gonerally supposed that there is no possibility of its pas- gage—so that it is no longer a formidable bugbear, In view of the state of affairs generally, hopefulness is giving place to apprehensions in the public mind, and confidence in values is being restored accordingly. ‘At tho early session of the open board there was alarge business done m New York Central at 915¢ a 3¢ (sales 2,500 shares), Erie at 8536 a % (salea 9,400), Michigan Soutlern at 7034 @ 34 (sales 3,100), Cleveland and Pitts- burg at 77% (sales 5,100), and Reading at 99% a 34 (sales 6,300). The rest of the list was dull. At the first regular board the market was generally steady, the chief activity being confined to New York Central (sales 4,900), Erie (sales 6,270), and Reading (sales 8,600). Erie closed on the call % higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, Cleveland and Toledo %, Cumberland 34. New York Central and Northwestern were un- changed. Hudson River was % lower, Reading 3, Michigan Southern 3%, Wlinois Central 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Rock Island 34, Fort Wayne X, Quicksilver 1, Western Union Telegraph 2 Govern- ment securitics wero frmor. Coupon five-twenties of the old issuo advanced 3; under the improvement reported in the London market. Seven-thirty notes of the first series wore 3 higher. Coupon ten-fortics were 3% lower, ex-dividend, At the one o’clock seasions the market was dull bat frm. At the half.past two board the speculative fecling was steady. New York Central closed 3¢ higher than at the first re,ular board, Erie 3, Hudson River 3g, Michigan South- ern %, Alton and Terre Haute 4;, Atlantic Mail 34, Read. ing, Northwestern and Fort Wayne were steady. Cleveland and Pittsburg was 3¢ lower, Cleveland and Toledo %, Cumberland 34, Quicksilver 3. Government securities were quiet. Coupon ten-forties advanced 4, seven thirty notes of the first series 3f. Coupon five-twenties of the old issue declined 44, second issue 34, seven-thirty notes of the third series 34. At the hulf-past three open board the market for Erie was strong, and for the rest of the railway shares steady. New York Central sold at 9234, Erie 8634, Hudson River 10834, Reading 99%, Michigan Southern 70%4, Illinois Central 11534, Schuylkill Coal 1534. Afterwards the market closed strong. At six o’clock New York Central was quoted at 9244 a %{, Erie 8675 a 87, Reading 99% a %, Michigan Southern 7034 a 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 17% #78, Rock Island 1058 a 3. The Milwaukee and Minnesota Railway Company— whose line forms the eastern division of the La Crosse road—havo failed to provide for the payment of the in- terest falling due to-day on the Milwaukee city bonds and the second mortgage La Crosse and Milwaukee rail- way bonds, on which the parties constituting the present organization recently paid $465,000 for past duo interest, When they assumed the management it was gencrally supposed that their interest payments would be promptly made, and their failure to make the first pay- ment to-day, the first due since they entered into pos- session, has excited some surprise, Should the interest not be shortly forthcoming, it 1s probable that tho road will be again advertised for sale by order of the Supreme Court, The money market was moderately easy at 6a 7 per cent this morning for call loans, but as the day advanced ‘the demand increased, and the exceptions at the lower rate became fower. The supply of currency at this centre is, however, increasing by a slow drain from the westward, and the balance in the Sub-Treasury etill stands high, the total this evening being $106,234,481. The discount Tne shows increasing activity, and first class commercial Paper is quoted at 73; a 8, with exceptions at seven. Lenders gre disinclined to accept any but prime apd good pames, preferring to place their money at call, ‘Tho latter grade is quoted at8.a9. The Chicago Tribune of February 21 says:— ‘There was a good demand for currency to dav, bat the banks were tolorably well sdpplied, and pri was readily discounted to good custower per anuum. The market, however, cannet be reported easy, as thero is an outeido demand for all that the Dankers aro willing to lend. Street rates aro firm at La 2 percent per month. Tho supply of Raatern exchange fs very light, and the market is very firm at par buying and 1-1 pata pheoae selling. Round lots are in good de- firm among bankers at a premium of 60c a 760 per pony omens dollars, ‘The gold market was weak, under the favorable ad- vices from Loudon—amely, the increase of the bullion in the Bank of England to tho extent of £239,000; the advance of five-twenties from 6734, on the 1éth alt, to 68 a 4 on the 18th; in consols moving the same time from 87 a i to 87% @ 4%; in Ilinols Central from ™% to 7% = , and in Erie from 51K to 62% & 63%. This rapid improvement in the funds and foreign stocks, together with tho improving condition of the Bank, promises to result in a reduction of the rate of discount before long, a3 they furnwh indications that monetary affairs have taken a Gocided turn for the better instead of for the worse, as early all the English journals solemnly predicted. The supply of coin for delivery continues superabundant, and the rato for carrying it is about five per cent The opening quotation was 196%, followed by a steady dechne to 138%, the closing price. The Sub-Treasury disbursed $193,250 in coin In payment of the interest on the ten-forty loan, tn addition to $791,160 in currency, om ac- count of the tomporary deposit line, Foreign exchange was inactive. Leading drawers con- tinued to ask 108% for their sixty day billsJon England, but the rate quoted by brokers was 1033, a Petroleum and mining stocks were active and firm, At the first board Benuehoif Run closed 20c, highor than ut the saine time yesterday, selling at $15 20; Pithole Crock 60c,, selling at $8 65; Smith and Parmlee $1 80, solling at $12 60. Pithole Farms was 20c, lower, selling at $2 60, Hard Pan sold at $2 %, New York, Philadel phia and Baltimore 80c., New York and Newark I4c, Empire and Pithole 60c., Excelaior $115, Ham Mc- Clintock $3 75, Palmer Petroleam $4 20, Rynd Farms voort $6 25, Shade River $2 50, United States unnoll Gold $1 25, Gunnell Contral $5, Qoartz Hil $540, Montana 80c,, Union $10, Columbian Coal & Mining 2b.., Copade Tron Wc, At tue tecoud board Benachoil Run closed She. higher than at the first board, solling at $15 75; Uniied States S6c., selling at $17 35; Smith and Parmice 30c., selling at $12 90. Bradley sold at 960., Empire and Pithole 60¢, Excelsior $1 30, Ham Me- Ciniock $3 60, Homowack $2 10, Palmer Petroleum $4 2%, Puhole Farin $2 70, Pithole Crock $8 60, Web- ater 86c., Consolidated Gregory Gold $16 50, Gunnoll Gold $1 26, Kipp and Buell $3 10, Quarta Hill $3 65, Union $10. ‘The following is the text of the report of the Bank Committee on Deposite, submitted at the meeting held yesterday :— The con maine sonal nted by the Association of Bank Ofivers tw ashington and confer with the Treas ur-r of the United States and other authorities on tho subject of the propor mode of making returns for taxe. tion wpon bank ceposita, have percormed that ducy, and Fespect iy report the following as the result agreed upon :— Pre ‘rolurs of banks for b. es. at the close of ehecks on city be ‘banks in the same city 0 under. standin: that the money is not to be drawn {rot bank until the next day, if entered for conven: {at the end of the day) be transferred to an ace “oneollected cheeks." Those are not taxable as deposita, excepting ns money 18 actually paid upon them, to wh.eli extout they must pay duty es deposits Tn accordance w.th this understanding, banks aro te. uired forthwith to make an additions! return to the At the samo meting the following resolutions were @dopted, and a copy ordered to be sei to the Secretary Of the Treasury :— Whereas mearnren are ander consideration in Congress the consolidation of the pablic debt, having alsodn ‘View as their nitinate object, the restoration of the cur. fency to a specio Resolved, That this association deemall these dolibern- tions to be ‘amely and propriat Boy, the beat interests of the countrys °° '* semanded Resolved, That wo deem it to be an Indispeneadle pre. Fequisite of such measures that a systeniatic pina be adopted for the regular redew pt) tional bank as recommerfded both by ary of the 7 ‘and the Cemptroiler of the ( , That without such a pation any movement toward tho « will inevitably resuit 4 lowlated to protract indednitely nancial diMouities, and to increase the embarrassus Yo. of the government and the people. @he business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol. dows:— $1,605 1 W084 . wT eee 8.00 a lk ‘67... wey cy 1400 1300 200 100 400 200 100 | 200 200 Cleve & 200 de 400 8500 500 100 200 70 400 500 do. 100 Hud Rive B aaalt 200 do. 4000 do. 500. do. 1500 do. 1000 do. 1000 do. 200 do, ..2d call 50 Mich Cer flo Manca BS. oo OF gk 9935 2. 100 200 Mo BAN init 70% 100 Chi & Rk Isl RR. 10534 $5000 US0s,5.20, ren LOO TOO ctw Brie RR... 86 Cc," shs le * inate 102% 100 Hudson Riv RR. 103% 200000 9% 100 do... .b30 1 1000 Tn,7 5-10, Ista 17000 ‘do, . .3d ser 16000 do, ..3d ser 10000 Tonn 6's, 190. . 6000 N Y 7’s, bo In. 400 howto d ar oe 200 IN Cen iit 200 Clev & Pitts 1000 N Carolina 6's. 300 shs Cumb Cl prt. 'b30 5455 ae Clev & Tol KR. 1083¢ do.. ....b5 10834 130 Ch, Burk Oy RR 113% 100 P, bow & chi RR tH 2% Preeti Pa i09 auatit itibie 35 Jooal a TH pret, 60% 200 do, 100 Atl MI 88 Co. 160 W Un Telegraph Mg Co. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuurspay, March 1—6 P. M, Asnes—Receipts, 26 pkgs, The market is very firm, Tne moderate arrivals aro readily bought up at very full prices. Small cales of pots were made at $7 75. Pearls aro out or nearly out of stock. Bneaperurrs,—Receipts, 6,761 bbls. flour, 2,154 do. and 2,989 ~- corn meal, 2,600 do. corn, 4,475 do. oats, 300 do, 3,000 do. malt and 675 do. barley. The market for dtate anil Wost-rn flor was decidedly firmer, with a vicorous di for nearly all qualiiies, Prices at the close were Hc. # 16-. in seller's favor, prinelpally for medium brands. The sales reachod 24,000 bbls. our re’ ee, subjoined. Sout flour was also in improved and the market closed firm, at the advance shown by our quotations, with a con- tinued upward tendency. Tho sales com bbls. Canada flour was in good demand ‘and prices fully 5c, n 16c, higher. The sales were nearly The market for rye flour was without important chonge, ‘The demand continued moderate, Cora meal was in hide? tHE Slotviccauen'y: Rencieetan sae with further pet eral mostly our quotutions. We uote: — uperfine and Western flour. $6 80 a $7 40 Btate TBa TKS 79a 820 7650 8 25 2a 8 15 60 810 25 80 010 00 10 als 00 a 830 alt 60 2a 610 Wa 400 Ba 4 Corn meal, aalnawt ead 00 a 24 25 —The demand for wheat was very fart, and again advanced le, a 2c, per bushel, closing firm at the h 43.500 bushols, mainly at $2 40 for ambor State, $1 72 tor for Milwaukee club, $1 60 for kee, and $2 50 for Genesee. Corn was In moderately active demand, and prices were with- out decided change—ff anyth'ng, atrifie in buyer's favor, ‘Th? sales ctred 60,000 bushels, at $0. a 83c. for new ellow, Jor-ey and Sonthern; Tbe. a T8c, for unsound, and $03;0. fur sound mixed Western. | Oats were rather quiet, but prices were nut _materiaily altered. The salcs at 550, a S70, for Canada, S60. a Sic. for State, 29c. a 43e. for unsound, and 64e. a 550. for sound Western, and 51c. a $30, for Jersey and Pennsylvania, Rye was inective, bat wochanged. Barley was steady, while barley malt ruled entircly Pcie § with hardly any demand. Cortox.—The news from abroad, though somewhat un- favorable, had no decided inilocace upon our market, which continued without much animation at about pre- viovs nominal prices, The sales were about 3,000 bala, mainly at our quotations, as follews:— Upland, Fior'da, aes ra 36 a6 a2 a 424 a % “a “a a“ 44% “6 43 45, 43 jorate inquiry prevailed for prime ai provious full prices for this deseription demanded, whilo the market for in’erior and com. muon grades was heavy under a very slow demand. We beard of no cargo sales, Several lots were suld to the trade at fal! prices, Fracnts were dulland nearly nom'nal. The oniy cn- gagements we heard of were:—To L verpool, 600 bales cotton at 1/4. a 5-16d.; per steamer, 1,000 bushels corn vd 34d, af ‘164., 150 boxes bacon at 25s., and 60 tierces y for prime qual sales were upwards of 200 . for new crop, the litter an tern, in small parcela, wero most inquired fu bales, mainly at 22350. extreme rate for extra faitey fad 10c, a 20e. for old gtop. M-La's-a—The market was withont important ohanise af The ealos were 149 bis Now Orieans at 9 80 bude, Verto Rive at Ode, a7 Dhde, and 38 tierces now crop ¢ Gning, on terms we did not Proview se a $1 10. 5 Wino & Cayo Of ba mukeovuds, for 3 bbis. pork, 639 do, beat, nl, packages and 13 kegs sd hogs. The pork market was w.thont » alieration, At the opening prices were non lower, but the marke: closed raiier ti Mess selling at $29 12 i bbls. at $28 a $28 old mess, and $20 for forward deliver nd Mi meas, and $20 60 a $24 for new exira Beef ams cominued rather quer, and no special caango was no ticeaplo in pricea. A Tew amall sales were made, com- presing 200 bbia, at $41 a $4160. Bacon was seedy, n't 86c, a 490. for Staty. Choose wns tim, J sales were mado at 1c, 9 220. for ‘or ernde, and or price fur prime 18 were for Rangoon, and tw the trade at Ogc. 4 10. for Carolina, a 9K. Scdav.—The market cont.nusd to rule firmer, with « fair domand, py ‘ Tho sales wore 414 hhds, Cuba muscovade at lle, i Porto Rico, for refining, vana at 1230. 814%, ‘thd a 12% ~ for fair to good and 10% lo\e, for Porto Rieothe including all grades, Ide, was demanded by tT a8 an extreme for Porto Rico, Rotined was ed steady at 11 The market con\inw 4 “_ Ls with small th Carolina, , 20,682 bhda » were mainly wih eales of sbout packages at 15 Comberland — ent, tose for = short ri meats were in’ more active doifihad, and tho trensactions were large, comprisng upwards of 1,200 pkgs mine a123¢. for shoulders, and 170. @ BY. tor kams ed hogs were duil and heavy. Tho sales wero AL @13!g0, for Western, and 136, Ide forsia‘e. Lard was in moderate demand, Prices her heavy, The sales were about 1,600 pkgs. at tter price an ontaide for © lots | k ‘ttle rewired Butter was Orn at 2S, 940, HM a in os Be matin YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1866. a ee ee engeae tm mon. PASSAGE OF THE TAX LEVY FOR 1866, ‘The Board met yesterday afternoon, and in the absence of the President Mr. Keech was chosen to preside.” As soon as the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved s remonstrance from the property owners against the widening of Ann street was presented and referred to the Committee on Streets. A resolution was adopted giving the Mayor power to charge from ono to ten dollars for the privilege of granting persons per- mission to exhibit signs and showcases according as he may seo fit. A report of the special committee appointed to inquire into the propriety of heating the various offices mead te ppropraton of ty Chum lars fr tn mend the Jpn ply oS. F PS. ~ Sere snn8 Sesees.Ss.8ee SSESESSESEcESSESESESSESESESE $3.85 0 di "partments, , Public nies Babclogapeanaa coustraction and 60," Public Charities and Correction 967, Public instruction & eisesst =223232 Egské 382 Sy & se E S28 828888 8 = cae Stationery an Sewors, repairing and cleani treet improvements... Streets, sepaving and Fr. Society for tho qients...... 338. ~ — on of Tavenite Delin- its Water pipes and lay:ng... THE WEEKLY HERALD. Whe Chea) N and Best Lite- rary F: Journal in the Country. ‘The Waexiy Humatp for the present week, now ready, Gives s continuation of the deeply interesting THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE STORY, written expreely for it, entitled “ARNOLD'S CHOICE.” roewy— “Tho Byoa I Frizo;”” “My Vis-e-Vis.” Tuo very excellent English story of “Won by Proxy.” It will also give the very important Speech of Presi dent Johnson, delivered at Washington on the 22d of February; the Speech of Hon, William H. Seward at the Cooper Institute in New York; Interesting News from the National Capital, with a report of the proceed- ings of Congress; Late and interesting News from all parts of Europe; Letter from Fortress Monroe, giving an account of the present condition and opinions of Jeff. Davis; Editorials on prominent topics; “Our Weekly Gossip; Current News of the day; Musical and Theat- rical review for the week; Interesting Literary, Artistic and Scientific reading; Foreign Gossip; Interesting in- formation for Miners; Our weekly reviow of the Agrioul- ‘tural situation and interesting and seasonable reading for Farmers and Gardeners; Relig:ous Intelligence ; Varioties; Faceti@; Valuable reviows of the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe, Horse and Cattle Markets; Advertisements, and accounts of all important events of the week. New subscnbers to the Weexiy Herat can obtain the back numbers containing the new Prize Story, “ARNOLD'S CHOICE.” ‘Trrus.—Singio subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; Five copies, $8; Ten copies,.$15. Single copies, Five cents cach. A limited number of advertisements in- sorted in the Weexty Hunsup, The Police Commisdoners. RETIREMENT OF COMMISSIONER M’MURRAY AND INSTALLATION OF COMMISSIONER MANIERRE. The first meeting of the Board of Police Commissioncrs, with the newly appointed Commissioner as a member, was held yesterday morning at headquarters, 300 Mul- berry strect. The Board was organized by tho election of Commissioner Acton as President and Commissioner Bergen as Secretary. Some little routine business was transacted, after which the new Comm!ssioner, Mr. Manierre, was escorted through the building by Commis- sioner Acton, and to tho school of instruction, which was then in session, and was introduced to the attaches of the establishment. A meeting of the captains of the force was held on Wednesday afternoon for the purpose of taking formal leave of the retiring member of the Board of Commis- sioners, Mr. McMurray, Mr. McMurras eae ae the gentlemen present for the pope: which had been tendered him and congratulated them on the very efll- sent standing to which théir untiring efforts had brought the force under their comer. e. . MoMurray then shook hands with each of the resent and re- tired. A meeting was then organ! ong ith Superinten- is i dont Kennedy aa chairman, at which ‘a committee; con- Working 2 Bighth’ See Gir YD is6th sisting of Inspectors Dilke and Folk and Captains Todd, BUCO. seceeesssernvees seceses Woglom and Speight, was appointed to draft a set of Defalcation, for reimbursing “for estates in ‘the Publ Administrator's office. .....++se00++ Deliciencies for compiling Corporation Manual. Deficiencies Croton Aqueduct Departments. Wharves, piors and slips. For iron buikhead pier at street and East rivi For heating the City Total....- When the Jected to tho passago of the Tax levy, ansartl many ef the appropriatiqns wero oxtravi necessary. Hv moved the postponement ihe vote till Monday, which..was. Jost. . The erdingure, as amended, was adopted by & vote of sixteen to six. inquired if thirteen votes were all that wie at $' 4,408,275, Mr. porbere ob- that un. resolutions indicative of the esteem entertained for the retiring Commissioner, and to have them suitably cn- grossed, framed and presented to him. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marricd. Berxarv—Yarxs.—In this city, on Thursday, March 1 the Rey. L. Wright, Mr. Josun H. Berxanp to Miss et D. Yates, both of New ee OWN —HE WRIOKSON.—ON February 8 at the Methodist Episcopal of Brooklyn, to peaeeaai daachter of Kate M.’and the No cards, a; the ae. N, P. Corbit urch, Gxorcz Brown, was necessary to ue ee oe inance. Creaume—Concer.—On Wednesday ov ening, ben td Mr. Kenan (Presiden! tem.) decided that It was. Ms. Puss asked 40 have. he protest agatust that | 2% by the Rev. Stophen H. Tyng, Jr. Tass Jue Gomes decision entered on the minutes, he elutming that Rome” el of necessary to adupt the Tax levy. . resolution was adopted directing the Comptroiler to aisiaturo for the p of an act au- zing the Roard of Su perriaees cies ve the Decessary taxes to meet the city and coun! ee a numberof papers were received frum the Board of orien. ‘The Goan concurred with the other board in pi a Stee daa mi Thursday, Febroary 15, by the Rev, W. Tunlson, Stepnea N. Carrow to Manintta Cnapwick, hy of Jorvey City. CLaNcet—Sxcorn.—On Thiraday, ree itn the Teaidenco of tho bride's parents, aay ‘the Rev. pely ot Brooklyn, ixtor, Thomas ey rine ate 4 Salen ing the Comptroli to furnish the Common Councit with $a wo of tte - get A Brown & Co. 19" | Aceon, Ober by the Rov. Ae ng, Stew 6 stew ae ue resolution nereasing ‘the of the Stack clerk | rt toate ee Cz Bi, Goma yy made ) be 8 Gomera office to threo thousand oni sa mbus, tm = Rev. Mr. a at Peto Forte eur M, ey gS poet ee ema hate ot OUR PIERS, DOCKS AND WHARVES—LEGISLATIVE BNOROACHMENTS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. Tho Chamber of Commerce held its reguiar monthly mooting yesterday afternoon, President A, A. Low occupying the chair. Mr. Jouy D. Josxa, on bebaif of the Arbitration Com- mittee, reported that uniform regulations on the supject of marine measuremont could only be enforced and mado offectual by legislation by the Congross uf the United States and the Parliament of Great Britain. The subject of the plan for coustructing iron docks, piers and wherves in this city was next discussed at great longth, and the document, as amended at the last meet- ing of the Board, and duly published, was adopted. A regolution was offered sctuiy forth that, in tho evinion of the Chamber of Commorce, the Legislature had no right to take away private property for the uso of private corporations, During the discussion which ensued, referonce was mado to the nimorous railroad tracks laid. a he corner of Park row and Broadway, and it was sugested that steps should be taken to put an end to these continual encroachments upon public travel. ‘The resolution was then adopted. After the transaction of some unimportant business, an adjournment it we was’ had. Police Tatelligence, ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE MURDERER. Ov the night of the 14th of Nov. mber, 1864, adifcalty occurred in the saloon 127 South Third street, Philadel- plila, between Francis Caraher, alias Reddy, a youth of eighteen years, and Michael Allen, during which, it is alleged, Carsher drew a pistol and shot Allen in the left side, inflicting a wound which subsequently resulted tn death. After the shooting Coraber made his escape, and, 3 fs eaid, enlisted in a regiment recruited in one of the Now England States, which soon afterwards left for the Virginia battle flelda, Mayor Henry, of Philadelphi offered a reward of $500 for Caraher's apprehensien, bul no trace 0. him could be learned till recently, when de- tective Webb, of Philedelphia, received information that the fugitive was in this city.’ Ho accordingly came on bere, and vosteriay morning detectives Farley and Bu tace ed by Mr. Webb, succecded in arcesting Coraher’ in Viftee: nth street, ne ar First avenue, On the way to Police Ticadquarters the prisoner confeszed to shooting Allen, but claimed to have dono it in self-de- fence, He was locked up for a time, and later in the day taken beck to Philadelphia by detective Webb to await his trial. A TRIO OF BURGLANS SURPRISED—THEIR ARREST AND INCARCERATION, On Tuesday night a trio of borgiara, by means of false keys, gained access to the liquor store of George Gilroy, No, 682 Second aveano, and proceeded to pack up cigars and tobacco, vatued at one hundred dollars, with the view of securing the plunder. While in the place officer Disirich, of the Twenty-first prociact, had his suspicious sroured by seing a light in the store, it having been Closed for two or three hours, On nearing the front door the cat yl ft to bo locked, and at the same Yye ha he “a2 yes eves Within. Porcing in the ieor Dretrle ch jeard men sca'lng the yard fence in tho rear of the store, and, drawing his pistol, hastened in pursuit, He saw three men, and commanded them to stop, threatening to shoot them if they did not cease their efforts to escape. In this way he secured one of them, known as Patrick Keeler, who bears an oxceed- togly’ bad character; but the others escaped. Subse- quently officers Randall and Irvin einct, arrested Janos Smith aud a ged with being the men conderned with ‘oole® in the burslary. Yoatorday_morning all. the prisoners were taken before Justice Kelly, and locked up for trial without bail, Salos of Real Estate. The sales made yestorday wore not so extensive as on the provious day. The following is a list of the property sold by A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co; — ESTATE OF THE LATE MORRW RANDRLL. Ist qvenue, & © corner 124th st, 25.5x100; Aires, to rear, 99.4x37 T24th street—1 lot, n. side, 25x100. 124th sireet, n. side, adjo. aling, 9 lot 124th etxect and Harlem rive of tho same pre- rd Mogh Fai ge 10 lots, dsb, dth wnd Sth avs, in roar of above, 2 lots, 26% bork, each ‘adjoining, 25x block, each. 2041h sireet— 1 lot, n. sito, 100 feet eat ot it Dr, Leo, Paves Tet, of 1. Dr. 100, Pare: Rito, ‘stop-daughter of George of the bride's sister, by the New York, to Sanam Rich, Hyatt, of Yonkers. No one ‘Albany papers 1 ery ‘Sko oRP—MRaR 1T —On m Wetnentey evening, Pel:ruary 28, by the Rey, William Keleoy K. Sscunn, Esq. to taran C., youngest daughter ‘of the late William Merritt, both of Brooklyn, K. D. Atixx.—-On Tuesday, vel 21, Marmmew A.iex, tn the 49th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and [friends of the family are respect invited to attend the funorsl, from the Methodist Episco- pul church, corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty-second # rect, this (Friday) afternoon, at ono o'clock. Carringes will bo jn attendance for those wishing to accompany the remains to Greenwood Cemetery. Brasoxrs.—On Thursday, March 1, RonertB., only son of John F. and (ornelia B. Blasdell, aged 7 monthe, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of on Saturday y, March 1, Jcuta Cansox, wife of ‘ear of her aze, his parents, No. 980 East Fourth streot, afternoon, atone Carsox.—On Thu John Carson, in the 4 z" Tue friends of the farnily are respectfally invited to attend tho Mneral, to Calvary Cemetery, from her In residence, No. 00 Rutgers street, on Saturday anertbte, ai iwé o'elock, Caytox.—In this city, Jeneutam Craytox, aged 48 yours, funeral will take place at the Methodist ona The North Fifth street, near Fourth street, this ey afternoon, at one o "clock. Friends and acquaint respectfully invited to attend. Eowanps —Harnivt Agua L.,, daughter of the late Benjamin B. Edwards, Due notice of the funeral will be given. Eavra.-—On Wednesday, February 23, after qiaewts iiness, Eviza R., wife of William . Eadie, yD. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late reaidenco, at Port Richmond, Staten ‘Island, on Saturday morninz, at cleven o'clock. oats leave plor 19 North river (between Cortlandt and Dey streets), at haif-past nine o'clock. The funeral will start trom the house for Greenwood Cemetery at twelve o'clock noon. Grnwas.—On Saturday, Febraary 24, after a long w'ck- Dewe, Eig, the beloved wife of Heary German, aged “Ga axs.—On Wodnesday, reas 28, Svsan B., be- loved wife of William Gowans, aged 83 ‘years, afier m long and painful fliness, whioh she bore with heroic fortitude and Christian patience. ‘The faneral will take piece from her late residence, No. 18 Second strest, ae Gree) afternoon, at 2 o'clock Her relatives and triends are invited to attend without further notice, Hvwes.—On Wednesday evening, February 28, Jaurs Ay oh ed 62 years. ives god fends of the family, and those of hia brothers Hagh and Wiiliam Humes, are ros; ly invited to attend the funeral, from his late lence, In Thirty-sixth street, near Lexington avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. Homax,—At Mendhann, N. J., on Sunday eveni rey, 25, suddenly, Mauaxcrion W. W. Homax, in bi hee. On Thursday, March 1, Owsw Haxr, aged 29 yoars, eon of the deceased The relatives and friends of Nhe te conned are respect. fally invited to attend the fun ‘rom the residence of his mother, 86 Suoriff streot, on y at one o clock. Heaxcr.—On bn ay Mre. Saran HH. Trax, widow of Martin Ar yeard. The ome and friends of { e ily are invited to ationd 2 fanoral, from*her Inte residence, 275 Mott supe this (Friday) athernote at half-past one o'clock. 5 Sesote Gdpoway, Febraary os, Many, Kita, ensty Wesmeat,irlad o 4 in, county The feos and fvlatives of the fami fon! poney the New York Steam Botlet Makers’ Benevolent Association, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from her late remdenee, 278 East Fifveenth street, this (Friday) afiernoon, at one o'clock precisely, Konx.—On Wednesday, 2, wos ho J child of Marie and the late F, aged 12 Othe relative 4 friends of the family are respectfull, 10 relatives and frie Vreandenes of 4 invited to attend the funeral, from the father, L. Guilleaame, 178 Ns (Frida Friday} aijernoon, att ee] Th ionnday, February 27, ‘fac, only daugh- terot and the late Sarah’ I hoe trends te tami are invited attend de fone from the residence of her father, 100 Hast Twenty- th street, this (Friday) afternoon, a lock. Levenicn.—On Wed: = Ia, wife of Charles Charter, Dy Tovwnl, ona yoce and pat ughter of the late John I, Riker, 0 relatives and frionds of the families are invited to S216 Viock attend tho funeral — her family residence, Bowery 4a, m. side, y, Ia L, this (Friday At 2 o'clock, without 11dth street, si rther notion, Cerritos will be tn waiting ‘at Union iW square (Fourteenth street) until haif-past twelve bag TA beter Wednesday evening, egy Miss Brsom MaTuxwa, aged 06 yours, sister of the late Jamon 000 000 150,000 4,000. 3. 4,500 50,000 by against thot iD request- dollar, was 050 050 400 v, inaraham. th wa, Matte relatives and friends of the family are respect. Py’ Fequested to attend the funeral, from the Charch ee West Sixteenth stroot, on satur. fy rong (funeral services at ton o'clock), without TSeresarn asadenty, on Wednesday morning, Feb- fuary 28, of heart disease, Tuxopons Marscurr, aged 63 years. and ae well poy tt es xe oye corner of -second atreot Seventh av this {Friay fern my atone eolock. ‘Ths. rematas will be ken to Calvary for intermont. oe to attend ths funeral, 1d street, between Douglass and Butler streets, this trite) afternoon, oat two o'clock. S.uccert.—la Broo! iC pepe tee March 1, Mra. M, H. Stucasrr, aged and 7 mouths, The relative BR. ‘The funeral Ko on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, none his late eee, Park avenue, corner 07 Cemberland street, Pn eed Wednesday, February 28, Mr. Apranaw AYIOR. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Be sister, Mrs. Lou'sa Hanna, No, 824 West Twenty. esha this frnger) paye at two Ok ef On Th March 1, Tomas 8 1 ee Jr., ort Thomas 8. ‘and Margaret Tice, aged 3 31 Witioughoy street, jlgvoklyn, this (Friday) ot belt pest Van ee Wednesday, Febraary 28, Cataz- nig, Wife of James Van Golder, in the 57th year of her *eTpo relatives and friondy are reepectfully invited. te attend the funeral, Saturday afternoon, at O'clock, from hor lato residence, 147 Broadway, Brook. Ati BOLngRS. OF THE Teele Demoeun OF THE He WILMING- ee eerie gente Sonhaey Pcsbamsglee FEW VALUABLE. AND See DI claims on some ¢; bear ze A Se wliewew Se CITIZENS” GAS 0O., OF ‘Broadway, room Ch aaa rouR Yost ALLOWED ON DEPO- business of this house te the same ae an incorporated Positie Seer yam MAOY, SAsKeE Hi wena me Sp Tg ots re lala ‘ollections made on any part of the United States or mo am BS arta | Y COOKE 4 00., sseni Senet OF Wall abso i Fonte Pat a ‘OOK, i ce le ener nae Mi eis of Sandusky, Ohio, Will bo resident vinere. Pawe aval Cp partlonlar attention to the purchase of CUVERRMENT SECURITIES gnd tovorders for pur chase ani sale of BFOCKN, BONDS. ant GOLD, _New Yorx, Mareh 1, 1868. ROMANTS' NATIONAL BANK. MUSHAD SAAR DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY. ASHINGTON, D. 0. CAPITAL TWO HONDRED 1 PHLOUSAND DOLLARS, aitll eaves of United States Government Securities bonght Cl ings on all the Depariments collected promptly and re- mitten tate 3 Clark, Certificates of Deposit issued payable at National Banks rhe in the Bieed fasten Ore Bumweax, "eta 1, HUYOK, President, JTHERN yy ~— Sanormoeas:ieontes EDWIN Q. Yor ba BANE or. # EDOM, OF SCOTLAN! ELD ANT PaNINe. SoMPASy, iRELAND. We issue SIGHT DR. mal AYO. een to jcume to sult, eit Wail street, WANTED—TO APPLIED IN WORK. $25. 000 ing as desirable mines as eny at Austin, No- vado, for which a liberal interest and ample securliy will given. Addrons Miner, box 140 flerald $62. 50 TO LOAN, ON BOND “AND MORTG AY to one or inore aus. on real ertats in JOON ¥. CONREY, i street, room No, SPAPES bse. Fr: SALB—SIX montis’ ISSUE OF ov] THE OMARLES- ton (3. ©.) Coarior, ok the mame paper, Ear ass J teu moutha’ iasue 235 Ceatre sireot. MAROT 1, 1806, TAR “NEW VORe HIE xzwa.” road _ fe ee EACH. Usher, 4 and 66 Broadway. “ Re ARR ARR AAAS ) TAILORS.—SCOTT'S REPORT OF FARMIONS FOR A. Spring and Summer, just pu fa ptnae of a finel Engraving, with aysieme of Cnt Bealon Patvern Sheet, ad Tat Ri Bud German tho whole work. witch is the one in America, Price $2. Office 171 Building. Best so B, Kae ip canes SCREBN. Oar “CingiC cm a oF OF STOVE 8 sgn 1s Oy Pr fe sod gree, ser ecpieaahey street, 5 DYER, Agents. NBS ihe reac ee Oe CLOTHING, TENTION —LADIES | AND. GENTLEMEN 101 Lae ae ‘= guarant Sloth ‘£0, call nee ae. dresaii Nereus. " Ladies aiteudod to toby Mira Mish. Att ees —, pt mien | SRS upon by Mra, mr ENTLEMRN HAVING ANY CAST OFF CLOTHING fe Tame MIRRPATRICR, t00' Peart esa “neers poronrast TO A CAPITALI 18T8 _ oe Mae aa Soe 2 for gue: half thets value, tying neds the Ah ts Fides good! st Manhattan otal ot 8 A. Em rou COTTON, BA ISLAND Ss" COTTON, EL PLANTATIONS IN soure, a Fast Parting to Invest de, well to it on KING, with & Goh who will be to gre, euch fe he 8 ey, yore tf . at returned rai . |. A of bo ra Shoupwas, Naw Yona, March 1, _—. a ee iS read Rees Win adlstiam ot, ou nae Ht at Nw. ey TORK, MARC 1, 16%.—THE UN! under the fd eer ere SE eee art of Custom brokerage and earn, MATE BENS, J. HA ‘OTICE.—THE PUBLIC ARE Nina ned a ae he ed Sua New Your. March i, 1866, ARINER WANTEDOIN A. FIRST OLAS ufacturing business; well established an: Foterences exchanged. “Apply at 882 Broadway, ‘on Ne HERETOFORE pe CoVseranearr Pi pepe =. ‘consent, J. Papipech iw ithe drawing from business, All. Smaottiea business will be closed by the successors, who will aign in juidation.. ~ PRINCE. New York, March 1, 1866. 4. Baci A A PART! WITH A CAPITALOP SE ee Hheanry ih Jeter met por Mtn yospeneneck Won Inthe clout busta b Lin y ner: nai juillinery and dressmaking, - ress A. Toy ft | 'ANTED—A YOUNG Bras at ABOUT rtner in a grocery store. None but » Address Gfocery, fleraa cuca tS 500." apiendla’4 ine lage rey ae a ‘Broadway jn as $600 SR ea pe ak ET OTE LS POT” EY , | 8750 sae ae ete byt oat si ae S150 stapretisar oe —PARTNER WANTED, IN A! eee ee 500° _BUSINESS* “A NEw CARPET P. Ax sais Neenah Carpet Pastaner ba al rom. ond 8 kno» erent ft to 2 Eregesnent the carpet in nid oF son. - | sof maa, incase of fre, 08 Hees i eetaeat £00., po x. ui é to engage in cv imratie and 4 to Address ro GOOD MANOPACTOR! Als ‘or will oxchango {t for aire emer A™, PARTY HAVING FROM 625,000 el ee msnufactorg bastners, = ee me A ma ith vit some capital preferred: eee FoR 4 THOROUGHLY COMP. Say scprgs hes eon in ® inperstion in New, York and at a Western tern pt ie Sane ctntiondie os se SERVATORY DIAL Par inexpensive, self-recording for fer erage wea oat ail of coll ttt the gre atest who bave oxamin¢ LA Pes abe the gress re; < Re. ible agents will call or atdress Wo will atno sell the righ ‘of Botase—a sare forvene thes rhe. are Sate ea and od eet of investing in tt. ben everything will hits Tove ant Manta SSRROKE AETRRAN | RIEN RR res acre fit Tequl 7 ot 2 felergoces 0 prt a mae ibe offered. ‘hadieon nate Ay ee ae 2.000 an roeNa MAS MERE, THR Oe aee TOR a ~ a: Pa aol anawer, "Adarees, Oneries a We Werud oats PAIR OF MALE TWINS, TWO adapted out | Also wanted, « Green wien street. itll ee ian , BEREAN 3 OST CLAIR, HL WAI E fs GAT, ea John McNett ship tats 5 et Green tT creeuwich streak on Joba ¢ Al tell them somethhag t ber HARLES W. HANTWELT, FORMERLY OF coster, Maas., will hear of somethin tage by communicating with the one log pn adrou arequented Wo form Is tor, pt Re sinabns k 5 Ce are it caplae by ater REY. goers ra Aga Bie, eves coats apts: D "jou site Post otten Youratectoontar P. ee || renseienerone. or SaTURDAY 9g PASC) ayer Sharve apni ow ey mF ay SHOULD MEET THR ka Fie by sensing tra ¥ Tam CATES Ap “Pa KAR, iit. bs 3.200 Bom oice. N RSE—PLBASE CALL. 22m ON SATURDAY, TO UNIVERSITY rough ee peer ae Tiflis