The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMER PIAL. Fupax, May 18—6 P. M. ‘Tho stock market has been, on the whole, firm and aui- mated to-day, Hudson River taking the lead in the specu- lation for a rise among the New York railway shares, and Cleveland and Pittsburg among the Western ones. There is a still growing disposition to invest in railway property, owing to the large receipts of the leading compantes, while the “bull” speculation, in anticipation of ay ap- prociation of values, is aided by the extreme monetary easo which, from the nature of governing causes, must necessarily be prolonged. At the open board at ten o'clock the market was firm, with especial buoyancy in Cleveland and Pittsburg. Now York Central sold at 943¢ a %, Brie 743, Hudson River 110%, Reading 107%, Michigan Southern (b. 3) 80, Cleveland and Pitsburg $634, Cleveland and Toledo 104%, Rook Island 9874, Northwestern 28%(—preferred 58%, Fort Wayne 9934, Milwaukee and St, Paul pro- ferred 70, Obio and Diississippi certificates .255;, Canton 6175, Cumberland 4744, Quicksilver 5374, Mariposa pre- ferred 2144, Western Union Telegraph 607%. At the first regular board thero was continued firmness, and New York Central closed 3 higher than at the half past two board yesterday. Erie §, Hudson River %, ‘Reading 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1%, Northwestern 3¢—preferrea %, Canton j, Quick silver 2%, Western Union Telegraph 1%. Michi- gan Nouthern was 3 lower, Ohio and Mississippi certifl- cates 3g, Cumberland 3. Government securities were steady, excepting seven-thirty notes of the second series, which declined 3. Atthe one o'clock sessions the market was steady. At tho nalf-past two board it was without material change. Hudson River closed % higher than at the first regular board; Northwestern $;—preforred 34, Milwaukee and St, Paul preferred 1, Cleveland and Toledo 34, Quick- silver \, Mariposa preferred };. Reading closed 34 lower; Michigan Southern X, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 44, Cumberland 55, Canton 4. Government securities were dull. Coupon sixes of 1881, and sevon-thirty notes of the second series, adyanced 3g. Five-twenties of the third issue declined At the open board at half-past three the market was firm. New York Central sold at 94%, Erie 7414, Bud- son River 1114, Michigan Southern 7934, Cleveland and Pittsburg (b. 8) 857%, Cleveland and Toledo 105% a %; Rock Island 93%, Northwestern 203,— preferred 594, Reading 1074, Fort Wayne 98%, Obio and Missls- sippi certificates 2814, Canton 61%, Cumberland 47%, Quicksilver 5424, Mariposa preferred 224, Wostern Union Telegraph 613g. Aftwrwards the market was dull, and, except for thw New York roads, prices were barely steady. At half-past five New York Central was quoted at 44; a 34, Erie 7434 a 4, Hudson River 111% a 112, Reading 1073¢ a 5, Michigan Southern 7934 a %, Cleve- jand and Pittaburg 8534, Cleveland and Toledo 105% a 106, Rock Istand 98% a %, Northwestern 294 a 3¢— proferred 5944 a 3¢; Fort Wayne 98%; Obio and Missis- sippi certificates 283, a 3g, Quicksilver 53 a 3. The money market continues to show less sluggish- neas, although there is no change to note in the rate either for loans or discounts, the supply of capital being largely in excess of the demand, The wants of the Stock Exchange are promptly met at 4.5 per cent, the tansactions at the lower rate being mainly on govern- ments. Five per cent is generally asked for advances on railway and miscellaneous stocks, but loans at this rate have been paid off to-day and lenders have been un- able m some instances to put them out anew. First class commercial paper is m request at 5 a 6 per cent, and good but not prime at 6 a7. The gold market opened at 1297%, and Bavanced to 130jg—the closing quotation. At this Dgure the Trea- sury broker stood ready to sell. Jost now, although a furthor shipment of more than three millions ts looked forward to on Saturday, the knowledge that the govorn- mont has a reserve of nearly fifty millions of gold checks operations fora rise; but should the exports of apecio continue long at the present rate the Treasury will tose control of the warket. Loans were almost invariably made without interest. The steamor Man- hattan, from Vora Cruz, brought $220,452 in specie. Foreign exchange was firm and active in preparation for to morrow’s steamers, There are vory few cotton or produce bills offering, and the demand is in excess of the supply. Good commercial bilig command 109 3;. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days sold at 109%, three days 1103; bills on Parle at stxty days 5.11% a 6.1234; short sight 6.09. The dimmished cotton exports and the pros- poct of their further diminution in anticipation of the next crop being a short ome give an undertone of strength to the market, and this tendency is amsisted by large present and prospective tmport- include foreign wheat, our own winter crop having been very seanty and of in fertor quality, owing to premature ripening. The growing cotion crop does not appcar from all accounts to > progressing very favorably owing to the seed *' hav- ing elther failed to sprout or r-wwuced a sickly plant, whilo on the laws» 2«s1ssippi groat damage bas resulted faen- w00ds, There is, however, less complaint about labor than heresotere, Petroleum and mining stocks were generally firm and active, At the first board Bennehoff Run oil clored lic. bighor than at the same time yesterday, Ada Elmoro 5e., British American preferred 30c, At the second board Central closed 15c, lowor than at the first board, selling at $215; Builion Consolidated Gold was 10c, higher, selling at $4 50; Bennehotf Run sold at $12 90, Buchanan Farm 50c., New York and Alleghany $4 30, United States $7 60, Oak Shade $2 00, New York and Newark 20c., Atlantic and Pacific $6, Consolidated Gregory Gold $13, Downieville Gold 42c., Gunnell Gold 930,, Holman Go d 36c., Kipp and Buell $1 60(s.30), Quartz Hill $4 60, An adjournea meeting of the Clearing House Associa- tion was held to-day to take into consideration the pro- posed amendinent of the constitution growing out of the casé of the Continental Bank versus the Bank of the Commonwealth; but the meeting was further adjourned unul Wednesday next without any vote having been taken. ‘It ts announced from Washington that the House Com- falttee on Banking will shortly report a bill prohibiting dtebursing officers from depositing government funds in pational banks situated in places where there is a United Staten Treasurer's office, and providing that in all other) RY*' meal, Jersey... . «+ places banks which are depositories of public funds eh | Corn meal, Brandywine. ‘be required to give ample security for all such depeil® | Corn meal, Brandy wine, puncheon! lodged with them. This is a measure which is rer-eTed bushel lower, mecessary to guard the Treasury agninat Joss in 0 “8, | sales only reached et 20,985 but it should haye been adopted sooner, on tha’tineiple | els -. that “an ounce of prevention is better than+ Pound of cure,’ and it was a defect im the NationalvUrrency act that such a clause was not included wit) ‘be other pro- vie ons for thetr regulation. Wo observe in this connection 1+ the Secretary of War bas directed that all deposivof funds beionging to (he Quartermaater's pM ugterggerg of the latter are shail be made only with he Treasurer of Aseixtant Tetsurers of the United States, The So-retary of the Teesury, in writing a letter to Mr. Stanton advising at Bo changes be made of deposits Already lodged wh national banks, endeavors to guacd against (be ineOaveoiences and possible dangers of a sudden anngs of policy, and so far as the change with forerd to nanoval bank depositories is concerned it shoul’ ©@ graduat enough to provide against contingencios which rewlily auggest themselves, The national banking system we regard as a doomed one, aud, therefore, the sooner its fate is decided the Wotior it will be for the counttpe Congress should legie late it out of existence as specdily as is consistent with publi« interests, and to avoid any derangement of values of the currency im consequence, Logal tenders sould Ye substituted for all the national bank notes withdrawn from ciroulativo. No lanks of issuo would then be ne HY, And Hone should be allowed, at least not until the return to specie payme {The importations of dry goods at thie port for the week ending May 17 compare as follows with thove of the previous week :— ——-May— —. ey ui Phage, Vatue. Manxfactures of wool ‘809 be ty accede fe feet ures 0! = 926 ier Sol | oven M4 (RST 219 TA TH + B00 GT TAO F736 TIN VF | Widdravas Freer meen pe j wool. . 195 45,956 a ens 178 193 1,083 0/018 9,299 88,014 1 BGG Tid B88 130 ‘The earnings of tho Mil: forthe two w $77/"14 for th same thme .iiowing am increase of $64,113, 4 Pacific Mail Steamship Company has declared a quarterly dividend of five percent, payable June 1, and also made a call of $60 per share upon its scrip stock, payable on or before August 1, with the provision that ‘Interest at the rate of seven per cent will be charged from that date upon all payments made after June 1. ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows:— For cus Gold notes. The receipts for customs at the four principal ports of the United States, from the 5th to the 12th imst., were as follows :— New Y¥ 419,455 Boston... bets 339 Philadeiphila, f Baltimore. . - Total... $3,192,525 ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail- road for the second. week in May, 1868, were. an. 145 The traffic of the Chicago and Great Eastern Raflway foethn encend wenical AOE, empared im beret Corresponding time in sao porting Increase,.....+.+4« New York “atock 2 Exchange. Basar, Pree 18, 1868, Nias 5435 5000 US mg ars 9636 oe 31000 U8 0, aro a yoga ad 500 Tr n73-1018 BANS 70% 70 ‘abig 42% 6000 Tennessee 6's... “B 7000 Virginia 6's... 4334 20000 Missouri 6's... 9434 1000 Mo 6s, PacRR i 76 94x 2000 N Y's, b town 10335 9455 4000 Ths 743% may ac call 1 2800 Ohio&M prects 77 vy do. 2 ling RR. ... 11 = » 24 call 101% oo ee So&NIaRR 7000 Ohio & MI m b 8T 1000 Erie 3d mort... 98 2000 Goshen Br bis. 96% 10000 Tol & Wab2d m7 1000 Clev & Tol & fb,100 4000 Ill Cent bd... 4 10234 9000 Chi&Altincbds 87 15000 AUSTH2dm, 806 1204. bron bd Comme no 86 20 Oce: 100 8615 846 58; 58 do, 7 Centrat Natl Bic.. 108 40, Fourth Natl sii a 800 Canton Co. t00 Cleve Tone. 10414 500 do... 2d call 105% pode EE IRR... 9% 937% 100 Chie Bur & Quin, 116 ri separ ineebins Co 200 do + 98%, 300 100 20 American 400 Wyomil 1000 Cary improvmt. 153g $100001786a,8. 20, rig 10256 20 1800 Tr N_7.50, Ist s gs es 281 10000 Ohio & Misncer 28' 100 shs Canton Co. 61 200 West'n U'n Tel.. 62}, 600 Go, 4.-s 61 hig & 300 N Y Ceutral RR. ) THIRD emeron— 3:30 mr. M. $25000 UB 6's, "81, o. 200 shs Krie RR..... 28000 UE6"s 5.20, 27600 Tr N t30" 8 10236 5000 Tennesseo 6a; 9015 75000 Ohio & Misscer 2835 2000 Gosten Br Bas 50 ula Te ameroe 110 ee Tag siege RRR 100 do, “ 100 Quicksliver MyCo. 100 Weat'y (ip tel 100d 200, 28 0. rl cr 900 Erie BR... tAiy 0001 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frupay, May 18—6 P, M. Asutrs.—Receipts, 10 pkgs, A moderate demand pe vailed, and with continued limited arrivals stox | diminishing, and prices are tending upward. Vo" '* how quoted $7 12}; a $7 973;, with sales, while Parl is entirely nominal at $13 50a $14. Brkaververs.—Rocsipts, 10,912 bbls. PF, and 1,100 bags corn meal, 79,200 bushel~or", bushels oats including 64,000 bushe* Corn and 5,000 bushels oats, received at the Jertede tne from May 4 to Mi not previous'y ye market for State sstern flour -_ active, bat Paved "dowetrard teetesey a reduction of 100. a 16c. per bbl. The sales embracy 6,000 bbis. at our revieed quotations annexcd. Fiou WS inactive and drooping, ces in. some cases raliss 10°. lower, while all grades wored the buyer tosoge extent, The sales were 430 bbls. Canada flour wes gf gba ne & 15e, per bbl, ‘on all gs Tue sales were about 325 Rye dour Feta and lower, clo heavy at mae deci Tegan oe Vek decline. Corn ine! quite cay, wit x n= guiry. Th ste werent 700 Ok Si Choice West Cor#On Southern. and extra amomon Canadian Good to choice: and extra BapeoiobhSccees SSsssvsausses is RapeceESecren™ —The whient market wus 2 again: Paste including 5,000 bust ne, ne ie Std and 1000 bushels + the tho prices Te a am, pete hel in Ts sales were at 780. livered, sede an Saher for old, instore. firm but rather quiet, at 64c. for Western, and 47c, a 62. for new without any particular transactions; a few “email lot were sold at previous nominal prices, the market w evidently very heavy. Malt was dull .and vom ni Barley, was inactive, but prices were just the same as last nated Bexawax.—Very little business has been done, and [mee rem quite nomtual at 4le. for Western and thern. Ee. ane firm at these rates, We note sales 2.500 Ibs. in lot Corto was again ‘n active demand for speculation and manafactur.ng. Prices ruled decidedly higher, closing firm, with a continued upward tondency on all snes but particularly for even middling, which was jugly and most wanted. ‘The sales wore 4,100 bates, quote Upland, .Blorida. Mobile, N.O.4T. 20 20 a ai No, at ber Page A s x Midaline, ar at 38 Good 39 0 40 ve and ni Manila was avotat 200.4 ine, tarred Ameri 1%., and Russia Caras was ~~, popiast nakty anenenant. A small see oe x 8 260, for Guay qutt, gold, in bond. bat was steady, HD ‘a moderate oo io eres ea wieathig was de ao fea Botte and beatsere were worth ioe wt Seaveeame bolts sta Caw ing Yond. in. oon it were oie sen v or orn sold, to @ ej bt saler wer ped made irr low grados favorin heirs quoted T8ige, a holders were qaite firm. a ange “ves lamas were quiet, Fustio was other Kinds ere full Happy and ecrorehoused. nufactures of WOO). 1 ba 1) Mavutactures of cottod: im : 709 B iS sonfactares of silk Ci 185 Patnfacteres of flax 1% isa woNaneous..., 5 «8811 Totals. 2,166 $708,261 sah We 4 Choke test at ik 16. Wo quid meaner Oooh a patie dull and nowtnal, with either Great Brnaln 4, ju Tonmsge’ south side Cuba to No. 1 Glengarnock, mos! extra ‘amaorican at $4073 at $45; 500 tous No. 1 Poughkee) mica $i sie, and-160 tons old rulat $41, Refin old. ‘The business from store was moderate only, baw 2 prices were sustained. Learuur was rather less active. The receipts and aup- ply, however, were quite moderate, and prices for all qualities, particularly for prime tavnages, remained very steady at previous quotations. Veap was firm, with un ative demand and a smali’ supply of pig. We, note further sates of 400 tons, part French, at 6%0., gold; ordinary at 630. gold, but mostly on privat) terms, and partly tourrive. Bar was tirm at 9c., and she>t and pipe at 11476., currency. Ao Werrigd Rad pice were: Moracees continued in cler, tor tho 9 mnyst dosirable qualities, wi were offered ory firm, AC anything favuring, the ae sales were a carg: mprising about 400 Aeron frie Bice at or about 78c. ; a eargo of 400 hhd> and 28 tiorees Porto Rico on private terms, Ip lots 80 bhds. Porto Rivo at T2c, a 75¢., and 50 hhds, muscovado at b3c, We quote Weigel apd suze 306. a Se. 5 Ae ont 0c. Te ‘jm covado, 480. u 60c. a ibc,; New Jeans, 80c, a $1. ‘Nava Stones. —Rosins were rather quiet, but no es- sential chang’ was noticcalo in prices. We grote eom- mon at $3 50a $3 75; strained, iy $4.25 3 $7; No. 1, $8 a $9, and prime’ pale, $10a $11. Spints turpentine wag inymoderate demand at 95c. a $1. Tar was quoted at $2 a $2 50, as to quality—the latter price for Wilmington. Pitch was steady at $3 75 a $4, with small sales lor cousumption, Natis.—Cat’ were ‘sieady and in fair demand, at 635c. po geueral i wting ae ‘Clinch were firm but quiet at Forged horse 8d. bonis aeiee at 28¢. aie and amt horso, pressed, 20c. = 22c. were vory steady at 50:. ant yellow metal. at 35c. inc were quiet and nominal at 20¢ , Se mois de at $9 0 ne! salo of 100 erces ‘pee mesa fog WOW eXtra 108s, Boel thks hele Lie and offered sparingly. Bacon cont rraphtal te ty, friin'n contigued gid demand. packages at 12% he. 1TA6. @ 188 toand and no ee lots selling. were S nareaieal drossed wird ose, 3 5c. and “Gorlian f 126, heey GAR Wad WI ‘raed 2" The salos ouly reached 100 ins 25 bbds, Porto clapdiod Cuba at 12) si pens A cone 1g Bowly ab lt wud standard at 15: ‘The market for raw sugar closedat the uotat ous :—Inferior to mm refining Culm muscovade, Sic, aV\¢.; fair to gov 4103. ; twir (0 good ratery do. to, LL} Plates were Plates 10%c. a 1e. Skep.—The market for lisseed was active at improved prices, The sales wee 000 bags Caicutia, to arrive here by the Ar mouda, at $2 99, .old, and 2,000 arrive at Lovton gold. In other butsteady. Canary was quoted cole %. a 10440." per Ib, and timothy $646.50 per bashe! Sait was in good demand, bok from Gest hand and from store. The seles embrace 2,400 sacks Worthingtow i Mariboro, at 82 5,000 sack» ground, ex rame ves. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1866, “a ee "AND DEA sae aa | Wassay iy DEE to daughter ‘ison. siatices of Manager Graws Coup @’Etat. n . “The corner Services at ate yates of HAPEL OF HOLY TRINITY, EIGHTY-FO! is CEA UnSO ES, Bad 8 el Mi 2 oF (ON, FO! end7K Pe Me th street, batmeen Thirtang A. M. tor, Rev. J. ad ae a Prayer 1 gin tho y J. Otmsrean, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, to ANSI M., i, daigutercoe Burr Bouton, Esq, No Consumption of Lager Beer. ArGau.—On Wi NAH ARGALL, Pelict of Wil her age. Re DR. WESCOTT Rade ge ewes ers IN soutl wide Rene ae sg TH ALLEN.—The remains of Mrs. Eras ‘A. ALLEN having — from beating gad the funeral will take place from the residence of her father, Dr, Samuel &. Kuypors, No. 142 Secoud avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends of the family are reupecttully. Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, Broavway.—At Strawberry Hill, Stamford, Conn., on Thursday afternoon, May 17, ‘Hanwant Broavway, tn age 84th year, Bix:sx. —Sudder ty op Thursday event 1, %, eldest son of Dr. gant and age. I Fi 5 = girl 0 has herself reck! ante Into the arms of pas. Hor innocent bat it at rem ae the exquisite was, most tatcieocate? displayed. The whole of the third act was a charusingly eo eo pecee of acting, Egon to the intense at ere fears th ae een has been too Speck stayed ‘Through nthe act, where the situa- lon becames more tragic, Boschetti displayed a ‘an earnest passionate expression superior ‘any artist wo ‘has, yet attempted Goethe's ener She is ® beautiful woman, and sings with, tne artistic imptils». Her voice is of fine ity, with the exception: of two or three notes, sbove E on the first line, which are sometimes harsh and disagresable, But, on the whole, her person- ation of the rdf’ o! Marguerite, both vocally and dramat- : 2. = Hee will noon G Teaac Packany Louisa Einily Binsse, In the 88th year of ls Byrwe.—Suddenly, on Friday, May 18, Gianna E. Brave, of county Wicklow, Ireland, 1m the 40th year of is age, The friends and relatives of the family are respectfull; invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, East Thirty-sixth street, on Sunday afternoon, at tvo Postahe Ph [ne BIsi nore Ps ae Mee gna apo, STREET, and Grau the Head Contre. ae Wedeodny ya eo I. Wituian H, Oar-te fo Manse Ons, only 'dangh hier tafe Wace itn Broa, XD. on Thorstay, WATERING PLACE TRUNKS UNPACKED, | 2o'Jouu'h. waar, char san mitre”? PHINE Lz Covet = —On We 16, wy ‘the Rev. Dr. ot tae ae Loven ic, to ine pervice every, The Audiences “Brilliant, Fash- lees wn Touran, Sy peer E eet Lae ionable and Crowded.” Wits Wea, of Che to aie er Rev, Jamon Nel, of Philadel eons tf ders. Mary "A. ToWsan, al eit tb city eee ie he Bohemians at Loggerheads---Prodigious «ey. tar aes i na, 0 To v. Mr. Bout gir BATE igEyecn-oN nthe evening’ and evening by Rev. Halsey W. ‘Knap srt AO Pe ave jam Hepbuy i Loy 3 ee* io ne Spencer will 5 ¥ Servloas at 1035 and Z36- ‘ou Sunday are dead ‘UYLER, D. ci DOF ithe Alled street 'Presby:enan etyurch id the er Pes ‘WILL C ere mus vom ihe H, Meaiouey Bags D6 and 10) AM ond, P, My i preach sorvice: bel mautes; Pees ihe ‘wert will preach at 73 P. M. erican to the Roman (or Prophetic) Berth wil ba toes id the impartance and moral significance of Euro- Keak Juvestigated, Students a reenact and of events are invit o'clock, Dablin papers please copy. CunsrarSudder ly, on Thursday, May 17, Fraxos J. Peano een jotice ‘une! in Sul i] Cuannox.—At her residenc’. "West ically, was a decided success. Signor Anastast sang to the very best advantage th the rdle of Faust, dis; ce the full quatity of his beautiful tenor voice, ings with great intelligence and fecting. His style ts pure, and his delivery graceful and sweet, and at the same time emphatic aud dramatic. He is also au earnest and PD . fe tae JACKSON, |ADE ON, WATOHES, Ds cad Hi Grand street, tee Cats on Friday, May 18, Mra. (1 relict of “ots B (3. CHAMBON, Chambon, in her 63d year. ‘The friends of the fumily and those of M. M. A. An- tojue and A. Ramel are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, on Sunday pein at two o'clock, Curriages will leave the ferry at hali-past ono Pgecke sy. m Thursday, May 17, after a short discriminating actor, and is altogether the most satisfa~- tory porsonator of Faust that we have yet seen. The same may be said of S'gnor Millori, the representative of Mephistopheles ‘Ho bas studied the cbaracter thorough. ly and gives ns the true reading of it. He sings m Satatichlys his voice, well trained, ts of Tenutifal quality. but is leony! heavy enough in thie lower tons to do full justice to the music in the vast area of the Sauk ovont ae ite res ties Walden JEWRERY anaes cheap. are mene ier, FOR t DIAMONDS, ET FOR —OF Se Bu thd tbeyer Watch, nearly new; rene Herald main De Lac DMioaase Da fact, eget Bf yond T nonts and gray The relatives and friends of tho family, also pe bers of Hiram Lodge, F. and A. X., ave’ talty t vited to‘attend the feral, from’ his lye Testtence, fpsiy. -first street, betweon ene aud Sec ‘avenues, on junday afternoon, at two o'clock, Darer.—On Tharslay, May 17, Prat Hesuy, son of Henry and Hannah A.-Dater, wd 1 years aud 2 month, The relatives and friends of ie fauily are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Sian char Scones Wale (Gaturdapinfieeoon Pasyatee o'clock. Carriazes will be xt the depot’ 1 adect tb half-past two train from New York. Academy af Music. But he sang and acted the rd/e most admirably. The efforts of these artists were warmly ap- preciated by: the public, and recerved an amount of Applause not usually bestowed by a matinee audience, which is composed of seven-cighths ladies. The orchestral and choral departments we have had oh a grander and more perfect scale, bat in the third act the orchestra was worthy and fuily sustained th» efforts of the artists. [From tho World of May 14.] In Faust, performed on Thuraday night and on Satur- day afternoon, Mr. Grau introduced Signor Milleri, the basso of his company; and in Satfo, on Friday evening, aud Yosts, tored to the philic one. of iis most deserving favor- fie _ | ey Sindame Gaazaniga, ‘ho has not been heard in this of oral =07, Davalle $i os bry ine tina Po pare age. | te paid ity several re. peat a ‘ “Wrahhave now ruade the acqualntanco of about all the re ee ae friends, are pt ioe De lente artists connected with this troupe who will oe oid the present brief season. Mile. Olgini 4: et | the nip bine ana ite it ceed pa ‘the com possesses Col and, “once. upon ame, might have fold caver with the musical society of tl Mr. F piers 340 Gernoon, at ob °c on ate nw Exford, Pag BT, A am ia ihe "Notice of funernliiy, BM Fasiaxe of ee per it fay 2b, Ane Fatiow, the be- ae, ea st re able, eo! 3 Fe ion of vs tienda SAP Grae wae ee ara sock tn theduncalt et oa reconoaah firmavent. Many of y instance, Boschetti, Auastasi, Orlandini, an sence of record of his date of Pe ecg The RSEY a cargo of Turk’s Island, congas: 000 bags, at die., 2600 sacks Asuion’:, ox Tenac Webband Fllen Austin rit $2 78 the siore pricea, at w! Ashton’s, $4; Mi Turk's Island TRAMs wns quiet, bat the business has. bee. TpoOL gevcnd, GL TaLLow continued to rule in seller'= favor, under a | brisk demand, The sales were nearly 240,0001bs, part if not all at 12%0.all%e Fancy brands were quoted at a 12%Ke, (atirely nominal, We nots sales ky a’ from c., and small lots of Ohio seodieat on private torus, WaaLeroxe was firm. The stock covers about Tha. Wo note sales of three lots, together mostly Arctic, on private teria, Wo quote and South Sea $1 15.0 $1 18 Woot was without decided change, bra 000 ibs, 500, ‘The following were }, : 58 bbs. the erket continned a and pacene entirely nominal, “Holders demanded $2 26% $2 27 for State and We ul were no buyers at these prices and the markel eur y. PAMILY yay? Raven? Poy rey ped ae = ‘Se, per i ic, @ buck ‘We. a Be, ber 7 0 aie butter, 600. « Bbc. per Ib. 5 i do., 400, 420, oat. poe w. Wa Liavility of Insarance Companies, MARINE covkt, Judge Alker and Jury, Sullivan va. Kw; by meee = hed rough to recoree 4 eosin of = ae ot at nd oak of asarg to the Aenea ‘the hor last. on tt prem snd Toe four and Jen dollars le lalmed L 4 the oe a t pe 1 m. Tot “tne nt im tained. male by their counsel Biter od Peek, some of the specifications in | ee nti had Hot co: plied with fd had made fuse proota ot his lowes dict for the plolallt, tureo handved dollars. was very | ‘Uy way oF Som ome ads Sorutns “3 = in — o,| of youth,” Wo see woennve for other Ur Aa itn ‘The Faust represe mn porsesked interest from pe debut of a new “Seotipiag i, the Pn es Ig 84 Signorina Boschett of Marguerite. ‘basso acquitted intasel with eonaiderable po voice is agreeable and possesses average power. His ronde (second act) and serenade (fourth act) wore encored ‘at the first representation, Co inigs Hy ‘eg came to us with the reputation of being, Se best Marguerite known on the European slags. That distinction neces. sarily gave considerable importance to her ces ypmoase ‘on the occas.on re‘erred to, and naturally raised ox; stroeta, this O'clock. Tue funeral will take pee at ono o'clock caer, Crom her’ Inte 85 Elm street tend the funeral, from IAs ste rosidenc’, No, 6 avenue D, on Sunday, at twelveo' ‘Howry. horse May x 11, Hesey x Hours ton of tho late Hermann Holt, aged 23 years, Tmonths and 12 tat on toa very Ligh polut, We are told that she studied the ander (he exe of M. Longa and are left to i “Feo Telutives and /riends, also the members of penare at the com was satisflod with bis pupll. With- | poliian — woracenp A No, ree Fire Department in on questioning foreign taste in this case, nor wishing | keueral, the members Franktip Hose Com- to incur the accueation of ¢: ing harshness Pan i Saat peor te United Social Club, 1 the artite or her former cri ‘We may confess to to ps ves Lament Wid STaD_8O some disappointment, Of all Vr. Grau’a singers, hy two o’etock, from Mile, Boscbetti isthe least fortunato in the quality | Strcct, near Broadw of her voico—and voice enters, . should enter, largely Hors. —On Thu iPabe tostrte be tous, Wage tise bo Tonge a ne nds:| Terra boon, pi by she repre Tn the estimation of this mis | The fricuds ste respectfully invited to attend the fu- ra Wier poetic, earnest and wholly beautifi it of the most enchanting character in the range of lyr. Sif de. net likely t0 be displaced. hy the new aspirant. The portrayals are essentially different, as are the tw neral soryices, at the Iresbyterian church, corner of 1 avenue and Forticth stret, this (Saterday) af. tornoon. at on” o’cloek, Hexs.—On Friday morning, at six o'chek, May 18, enter along a lingering sickness, Lava, wife of Henry nn The relatives and friends of the fumil rel amt invved to attend the funcral of. the. boven ,, irom the house of mourning, 896 Secont avenne, be tween Forty-seventh and Forty-cighth streets, on ‘San. day afternoon, at two o'clock. with our accepted home we is a prey to melancho! aad Wee hin esmays. SHOWS a8. light | img to atau faa er ig to star gazing nec rns demealive je natural ‘und 100 trusting. The | _Kexxy —On Friday, May 18, Joon A. Kexwy, @ native Ree Ree Moe CRE ahice ene, EMS} on tne coun'y of Westerentiy troteunt, aged 9 self with the tempt ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the the fe - far ie the sas. | funeral, on Sunday afieracon, et two o'clock. trem the resitence of his father, Thifteenth street, corner of First upon her native charms ! avemie, Mrs.—On Th May 17, Cavemen Mw, in the eomimacon pas te mecca Sr, | coe Pree SAN clanale wold that effectually po Bo rence VA v9 ‘istalt ‘The relatives un‘ friends ot the wo A riepepiany: imvted-to attend the fwneral, on two o'clock, from the Teakience of nersoa, Willa William i Mills, 26 Suffolk street, without farther fnv:tation. _— remains will be © to oy ea Morr At Boiling ‘Yuesdny, | after a short and severe iliness, “awk, wife of George Eeq., aged 63 years and 10 Foneral serv cos will take’ chureh, comer of Garden Fourth streets, Hobokent N. J., om Sanday afternoon, ot iwo o'clock. The rete is a friends are invited to attend without Tune mest. —On Thoreday morning, 1, me a short but severe iliness, Captain Wits McN an” D, Seventy-ceventh rogimont N, @, aN. fanoral will take egy the residence of his T, 14 Thompenn street, afternoon, at one Oelork. ‘The tr a the nly officers and mem- We concede merit very merit—to the performance, Dut Sencetokete tho cothtaasen that it ccokos ‘among fi ers of the muse. In point of s. Svorina orchet the compart chetti stands no chance im the com yorres Netting B bg repos 2 Mlogs’s Garett deta, plot t Miss Kellogn’s una |. pleturesque rendering. of the rae will ont ue to please ; spent bees, aad oveata- iy wil a perfect sensation for European society, (From he pg wm} Balery's grand opern, La Juv) was eG th the: | ane he Reveehreeree PM, Se * Fexpectfully inv ted to att Academy on eee ee toa brilliant, fashtonabie McKixanax.—On Frday Apoty tc a excellence of the w came modeuly, ana'e the eae end esas very Tho Goan tee poopie bad been Wovited to attend the two o'clock precisely, om his Mave neal 83 Park street, without notice, Norrw.—At qin age 4 of Boston, of consumption, G. ee theres ce of le father, CC: North s on jud-on, atunlay} stieronan, chock.” Tria: Loves Tairicas seen ieee ing, where ‘vibe in iD wate Pacey Saeenty, ts A Pah, on, Toure, May 17, <2" oopwourm, wife of John Oakoy, Se. eet | pst Baas | Laie ree ‘Trce,—On Thureday, May 17, Thomas 8. Tice, aged na relatives are aE sro ates |S ih (Baturday) moralig, ot hal past ton se Frsroes spent execution was true, and rapid. She in all rewpects a most | Fray orang, Moy 1, Jaume taser, | ME aiewees | go hal mtb! ting. de. —. d, such as Bustin $20, ‘SMALL HOUSE WANTRD—FURNISHI to. with modern oman uae ‘a or ample security m, ing loc: location, rent, FIRST CLASS FURNISHED eer : WANTAD— ay Fourteeuth wrecteeet Fitth uy about the middle of Ji Adaress J. eee Price not py S12 is sake Meat ‘ANTED—AD wot 0. @ street, eared Witenes SHE Sree | Ea wate TICKETS PURCTIASED, OF CLOTH ur cual of wurederenoa ess and Frock Coats, casatinere Paste Btw ees URNISHED OR UNFU! ROO! itare, with free xo vast moderate (ermn; George, Herald for. in adyanoo, WANTED FOR OCCUPANCY, . _between Third avenue and Bevadways, brown stone, between Thirtiolir Sighth aveques, from $8,000 te STANUBY DAY, 319 Fourth avenue, . CITY —PHYSICIAWS bg WANTED — dnt Sly, brane sae at 12,000, ae ae weat aide; an od Aree =o ‘per ‘month. Adod Wire Riches PAR ae Two vob eee ae Paamentiac ri ac | vy ot Forty ere UEDGA FURNISHED, ROOM AND. “Pupnoolt COUNTRY~A PURNISHE! Secor zeae Lae oon sine DON & BUTLER, 104 Pulion street. Corer te PLATE PRINTING Rane a=. whung, N. ¥- ee SALE—TWO UPRIGHT TUBULAR BOILERS. HENLE DOWDER 10s Went Twenty-nine Chae ea “a"Snu streoh went Rawseet ed = FE ve ayeep aoe Ge as es or THR SEASON.—MADAME HARRIS AB ies reitien fart haf ______ AVPEPICIAL EYES. DA’ 7 Sete Ael a A icoteeraes sed AR’