The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1866, Page 2

PINANCIAL Ane COMMERCIAL. Saronpar, June 16—6 P. M. ropean news received by the City of Paris this Pees joo the gold market to open at an advance of six per cent upon the closing price last evening— hamoiy, 1543;—from which point {t rose rapidly to 156, qnd then, after relapsing to 15534, took « fresh jump, which carried it to 160% at two o'clock. The excite- ment in the room bad, meanwhile, been very great, and he demand for loans of gold from the bears was heavy. "Meso were made at the high rates of 3g @ 6-16 per cont per diem in fayor of the lender. After the time for making deliveries had expired—a quarter past two— there was some abatement of activity and excitement, ‘and at half-past two the price had sunk to 1684, but it subsequently rallied, apd the latest transactions on the street were at 1605. The bulls have complete control of the market, and are ‘milking’ the bears as their loagure; but the rise has already been excessive, and although the premium may go highor it ts dangerously elevated on speculative props, The export of specie by this day’s steamers aggregated $2,087,000, of which the Hermann took $300,000, the Etna $750,000, the Ville de Paris $650,000, and the Allomannia $887,000, making for the week $6,163,199. The total export from this port and Boston stuce the 24th of April bas been, according to the official roturns, a8 undor:— Wook ending April #8 Woek ending May 6. Week euding May 12 Week ending May 19. Weok ending May 28 Week ending June 2. Weok ending June 9. Wook ending June 16. ‘Total.. fhe effect of the heavy gold shipments from the United States was beginning to be folt in the London money market, which was working easier, although the Bank of England discount rate remained at ten per cent. ‘The latest arrivais of specto steamers prior to the 7th of June were those which left here on the 23d of May, since which we have exported about twenty-four millions and a half; so that we have yet to hear of the full effect of our prompt response to the calls of our European creditors, which private letters received to-day acknow- ledge to have exerted a most reassuring influence in tho monetary world, while enhancing the estimation ip which Amencan credit is held. ‘The continued depression on the London Stock Ex- change is doubtless owing to the threatening aspect of + $41,365,528 affairs on the Continent and the failure of the conference echome through the indisposition of Austria to accede to terms which would render it possible with any prospect of satisfactory results. Rut financial matters in England appear wo have reached such a point that the actual outbreak of war would bo a positive relief, to be followed by a recov. ery of confidence in valuea and higher prices, This country bas at the same time nothing to lose by a Euro- Pean war, however much pretentious but ignorant per- @ons may arguo to the contrary. Such a war would create an oxtra demand for our breadstuffs, and probably for our securities also, without materially advancing the price of the former, The flow of gold would likely be reversed in our favor, as capital in times of war and civil commotion invariably seeks the safest investment, and the United states being remote from the present Eu- ropean comp! cations, we offor better security as well as a bigher rote of interest than apy nation of the Uld World. As for our markets for cotton and such other raw and manufacturd articles as we have to export, they are wide enough to be independent of the threatoned war. Oure is an exceptional case under exceptional circumstances, and we have more to gain than to lose by the probable course of events in Germany and Italy. The daily range of the gold market during the week was as wuder:— There were no noteworthy transactions in foroign ex- change, and rates were nominally the same as yesterday. The heaviness in the market is attributed in some de- Gree to sales ot borrowed bills for gold by parties “short” of the latter, who wish to escape the heavy rates of intorest charged for loans of coin. The closing quotations for American securities on the London Stock Exchange on the 7th inst. show a slight decline as compared with those previously reported, but coneols were a traction bigher, as will be seen by the following table; — June? June 2 June. 8535 a RSA esd. 85% 086 G4 u Gs A Oh 16%, 077 1 26% Erie... dy 80K 423g 043 42 a 42g Tho failure of the Agra & Maaterman jomt stock bank in London was considered almost inevitable there at the date of the advices by previous steainers, and the result simply justifies the prediction. The failure is attributed in a great measure to the distrust cre- atod by heavy ‘bear’? operations in its shares on the Stock Ex. hange. The great Interest atiaching to the gold rprculation diverted buetnese from the Stock Exchange, and there was a dull market at a slight decline for railway shares, of which Erie was the weakest aud New York Central t. The time must goon cor bowover, stocks wiil aympathize with gold, and there will then be ‘anger of specniation becoming wild, At th: open board at ton o'clock Erie rold at 695; a 34, New York Contral 987%, Michigan Southern 79, Rock Island 934%, Northwestern 203,—preferred 691%, Fort Wayne 97 # 96%, Canton 60, Western Union Telegraph 56% 2%. At the first regular board prices were gener. ally slightly lower, but the tone of the market was ateady. New York Central, however, closed 9 higher than at (ho half-past two board yesterday, Canton i and Tennessee sixes %. Fre was 1%4 lower, Rock Island \, Northwestern 4, Fort Wayne 4, North Carolina sixes % Bank slocks were firmand in demand, Fourth Nationa} sold at 103%, Continental 110, Merchants’ 110, Metropolitan 122. At the one o'clock open board the market was dull but steady. Erie sold at 59% @ 59, Reading (s. 3) 109, Cleveland and Pittabarg 829,, Cleveland and Toledo 105%, Rock Ivinad 93%, Northwestern 304—proferred 6844, Fort Wayne 96); a 4, Catawisea 77. Afterwards the Barket romained siuggish, and Erie experienced a further decline; bat the reat of tho list was steady. five o'clock New York Central was quoted at 90 ‘ Erle 684 a 2%, Reading 109, Michigan Southorn 78% ‘ ‘70, Cleveland aud Pittsburg 82 a 15, Rock Island 9314 4%, Northwestern 20); » %—proferred 6834 a \, Fort Wayne 96% 0 97, Ohio and Mississippi certitieatos 27 0 $i, Canton 60%, Quicksilver 5044 a 51, Mariposa pro- ferred 244; a ¥%, Monoy was vory easy and the limited wante of the Btock Exehange were supplied ot 4a5 percent. Petro. Joum and mining stocks were moderately active, At the first board Benneboff Run oil cinved 10c. lower than at the samo time yertorday, welling at $3; Smith & Parmice ASc., soiling at $9 18, DBenehotf Run was 800. higher, welling at $12 10; New York and Alloghany 200., sell. Ing at $670; Pithole Crock Ie, selling xt $2 65; Consolidated Gregory Gold S00, eelling at $14 40. United Petroleum Farms sold 1 20c, Wost Virginia Coat and Oil Sc,, Ada Elmore $3 20, Gunnell Gold 85e., Virginia City 3t0, A despotch from St, Lonie ctater that the deat of the faltway extereing from thee pent tingfold hae been " t + nde property taroed « nt The purchase ©, chee whieh time sed to prevent the State ‘ ying termes of the sale, but the diMcalty noo ®p pears to have been finally overcome. The road is io operation from St, Louis to Rolla, The following gentlemen have beon elected directors of the Pennsylvania Coal Company for the curning year Messrs, John Ewen, Tras L. Platt, John Q. Jones, at the Charles Morgan, William F. Havemeyer, William R Oritith, Jonathan Thorne, George L. Brown aud £. Judson Hawley, At the annual meeting of the stockholders of te Kod. pou River Railroad, held on the 11th day of June, the ‘Vollowing named gontlomen were elected directors for the ensuing year;—Oorvelius Vauderbilt, Wm. HB. Vander hilt, Horace F, Clark, Augustue Schell, John M. Tobin, D, Thos, Vail, J, H. Banker, Oliver Charlick, Smith Bar ‘kor, Jt, Wm. A. Kissam, Joseph Harker, M. H, San- ford, John Steward, Subsequently Cornelius Vanderbilt yas re-elected President, aud Wm. H. Vanderbilt Vice President, the Fifth National Bank of this city hae declared ® Su annual Uyidend of ave per cent, poyable July 2 getette esepese 3 gebes tt <5 ° < oe Zz $8 AI ¢ gSSsesse ef g8S885 ! : 2 2 i ue Se8sus8s8e 2 3 A See. 7 c 2 60 Chi & Alton £ 100 H & SiJoso pia Telegraphic ocmet maporta. Puiwapatraia, June re ay Stocks inactive. Pennsylvania rg fives 903g, Mor ris Canal 80, Reading 5AX, lvania Rall roud 64%, gold 1683, sight Exchan; sige on lew York at par. The rise in has uneettled prices and caused much distrost in the permaneacy of valucs, Flour firm, Superfine $8 50 a $8 75 for oxtras, and $9 a $10 for extras, Wheat--Bale: t—Bales of red at $2 75a $3. Rye advanced to $1 80. Corn buoyant and 3c. higher; sales 6,000 bush. ‘d., 103 32 els at $1. Rio collee 223¢0. a 27c. Su; ar excited; sales 1,300 boxes Havana at $7 75, gold. niskey steady at $2 24 « $2 26, and Ohio at $2 Bauiiuor Tan 16, 1866, Flovr firm; high grades scarce, heat advancing; good red, $310, Corn excited and advancing; sales of white at $115 @ $1 16; yollow, 08c, a 99c, Outs dull and drooping. Provisions Buoyauts moss pork, $33 a $33 25; lard, 23¢. Rye, $120 a $1 2h, Whinkoy’ Inaetive and heavy; Pennsylvania, $2 3h a $229, Sugars are firm, with ab upward tend“ney. Oswatio, June 16—1 P.M. Flour 66. highor; sales of No. 1 spring at $11; red winter $13, and double extras $15 Vheat scarce and market better; ealos early thi morping of 13,600 bushels No, 1 Milwaukee club Hf heid higher muce the market report from New York. 'Corn very scarce and market beiter; sates early this morning of 14,000 bushels yellow at Slc., aud Western mixed nt Téc. a 75 44e. ; other grades nominal. Canal freights dull; flour 36c., and ‘wheat 10¢, to New York. Berraso, June 16—1 P.M. Our markots are excited and unsettied. Flour in fair domand and 25c,: beiter. Wheat opened at $2 10 for No. 1 Milwaukee, and $1 90 for No, %, At the close No. 1 was held at $2'15 » $2 20, and No, 2 at $1 98. Corn excited; lange sales. ‘The price oponed at 693¢c. a T0c. for No. 1, and advanced to 72c. for No.1. Outs opened at dGe. and closed ut 47¢, for No. 1 Chicago, Other grains nominal. Mess pork $32 Lard 2c. Canal troights tirm; carriers ask 170, for wheat, aud 143g. for corn to New York, Receipts for the last 24 hours:— Fiour, 1,941 bbls; wheat, 853 bushels; corn, 42,406 Dusheis.' Receipts for tho’ week:—Fiour, 27,822 bbls. ; wheat, 560,608 bushele; corn, 2,182,566 'b els; 0 oats, 626,850 bushels; rye, 75,127 bushels; peas, 29 bushels. Avavsra, Ga,, Juno 15, 1868, Cotton firm; 4 demand ig light; strict to good middling 830. atte, Gold Caantestox, June 15, 1866. Cotton rather hid ‘bat firm; kal bales; middting to strict middling ! of the week 1 bales; exports of t 6,192, 43, RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Services To-Day. The Moravian Protestant Episcopal congregation wil! meet for Divine worship this morning, at halt-past ton o'clock, in the Medical College, corner of Fourth avenuo and Twenty-third street. Services by the pasior, Rev. A. A. Reinke. ‘The congregation of 8. James’ Lutheran church will worship in St. George's Episcopal chapel, m Sixteenth street, this morning. At St, Ann's Free church, in Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, “Rev. W. D. Walker will proach at half. past reven o'clock in the mormmg, Kev. Dr. Gallaudet at haif-past tem o'clock in the morning and balf-past three o'clock in the afternoon, and Rev. Foster Ely in the evening. A discourse will be preached this evening by Rev. Dr, Cheever, in the Church of the Varitans, Union square, ‘on “The Robbery of the Colored Race by Legislation.” At the Church of the Resurrection, ‘Thirty-fith street, near Sixth avenue, services at Lulf-pust ten o'clock in the moruing and @ quarter of eight o'clock in the even. ing. The rector, Rev. Edward ©, Flagg, will officiate morning and evening. Rey. Wm. FP. Corbitt will preach in the Seventeenth stroet Methodist church, between First and Secoud avo- hues, morning aud evening. * The concluding lecture of the course by John Wil- liams will be diclivered this ovening at University Build- ings, Washington square, at eight o'clock. Subject— “The Condition of the Nations of the Earth During the Rule of Christ and His Sovereignty in the Univerge.”” Rev. Dr, Wescott will preach in the ch on the routh side of Forty-second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, morning and evening, At the Pilgrim Baptist church, m West Twenty-third street, . Halvey W. Knapp will preach morning and eveuing. ir. Snow will preach © o'clock thie afternoon, ia the square. Rey. A. Cievhorn, pastor of the North Baptist chureh, corner of Christopher and Hedford streets, will preach this morning from the text ‘Choa art Peter, and upon this rock Iwill build my ehureh,”* and this evening ou the subject, "Angelic Agency in the Kingdom of Provi dence and of Grace.” At the Memorial church, corner of Hanmond street and Waverley piace, Mev. R. J. Quonuell, rector, will preach morning aud evenive. the Second Advent University t three ington There will be sorvices, morning and evening, in the Episcopal Free Chnreh of the Re toenth etrevt, at which Kev. Mr. Se Rov. James B. Dann will prench in. the chapel of the Ceutral Presbyterian ¢ irch, Broome street, near Broad. way, morning and evening, aud at Painco Hall, Sixth avence, between Forty-first and Forty-second etrects, at four o'clock this afternoon. At the Christian chureh ia Twenty-eighth street, near Broadway, Key, Urban C. Brewer will preach morning wnd evening. service at the Bleecker street Unt will be commemorative of its thirtieth ‘Tho pastor, Rov. Day K. Lee, will offic preach in the evening. Miss Ella Vanwio will continue at throe and bal{-past the afternoon, in the hall No. $14 Broadway, wanginesd a» ‘her Divine Revelations." At 314 Broadway, Dr. Hroughtom will lecture, at three o'clo:k, on “The Spiritual Organs of Man,” nad the Eli tor of tha Templo of Opinions will lecture Ip the evening. Subject—"*A few days in Boston. Miscellaneo Arebbtshop Porcell, in Cinclunati, on Sanday, the 10th jow., eid in his gormion that the idea of the Fenians tha ly Admitted the right of the Church iu spiritual naire, and that it had no right to prescribe temporally for thom, was herctical, and those who advocated it wero “worre than Martin Luther at the head of the Reformation.” Rov. Dyer Ball, M. 1).. a misstonary of the Amorican Board, died at Canton, China, March 27, 1866. was born in West Boylston, Masa.’ June 3, 1706, graduated at Union College in 1826, ‘embarked for ‘Singapore May 16, 1834, and Went to Canton in 1845, His first wife was Lucy H. Mille of New Haven, Conn, | She died in 1845 His seeond Ww! Isabeila Robertson, of Scotland, who survives fim was an earnest worker to the last 9 the Methodist Church in Missiad « account of the ab. rs of two black preachers hore Proctor and Anderson (col. ored), whow I have iceneed and empleo hare, are both good men and doing well, received no approprintion fr ond tr ged to work for tho epeatt of th they cannot give all their atten'ion to the work Charch. Brother Proctor jx now chopping cord wend, He walks four arr to hie work Stcue morning and days be up two cords a has! @alked eighty Wiles and up twenty cna? ‘Thir ia rather ler work than Sareea of + Apostle Paul. of Newark, N. J., have paitea "nfo "evn + Beata for tha’ city. | A houke has ich ~—_ to meet the immediate sede cen an institution, and pationts of every sex and creed Will be admitted wpon proper applicat! de made to the chaplatn, Vv. J. H Smith, of St Paul's chareh. ‘Tho Memorial church, Philadelphia, deviened as @ memorial of the trinmph of the national cause, was or Kanized ip the hail on the corner of Montgomery avenue and Twelfth street on Monday evening, May 28, by & committee of the Central Preabytery, Rev. Dr. Reed and Rev. W. 0. Johnstone. Thirty persons were ieoeived by letter and ten more letters are expected, collections are being made fora new Roman Catholic seminary in the aionees of Bishop Kenrick, of Philadelphia, apd work har al been commenced pow the new building, which fs to be ready for occupa. Gon boat spring. thrae hundred and forty ‘There are in thie coun recogmized Vaitarian ministers, of whom two handrad THE EXCISE LAW. Its Constitutionality Dented—It is De- sorlbed by Counsel as Unjust and Ty- rannical—Lager Beer Not Intexicating. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—PABT II, £4 * tac in which Tae Seong el Neenso a plaintif’ had ‘a, yoated rizht. He held that the statute should not have o retroactive effect unless the conrt was forced to put that construction bens it, The tawhad no reference to cases heretofore He contented that the may essence of a now ia 1m the language of English orities, was a rule for future cases, cod suid that a statute recently passed was not to Ely! pre- vously existing. That principle was appticabfe to'the Circumstances of this caac, aud uviess this statute stated that it revoked all Hoenses see previously ly granted no court bad a right to give it a ret ive or ¢x port facto of He call-d attontion to section threo of the ae: and served that on the face ot that it applied to future cases ‘and not to those heretofore granted. Unless words wero tn the act thar it ee mld apply to past ficenses tne court could give it no jy quoted a ence that came bofore a court in Mies ssippi, in which the judges held that they could not take away @ privilege from @ party who had purchased it by license from the inte, The Supreme Court of Missouri held that they could not revoke & vested right, obtained by license, which had beon paid for, @ plaintiff, by his ticonse, had gb: tained & vested right, which the court could not tal away from him, It had been beld on the ot .or sido that where a fee of one dollar had been prid the license might bo revoked, but the very opporito hat been decided by the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, He quoted the case of MoUook, whic iad ref. eronce ton new license law. The defence in that case was that under the old Meense the plaintiff had a right to sell; and, in tho language of the Court of Ohio, 1f the old law were repealed the license could not be revoked. If there were nothing doo to cause a fortoiture of the license, common honesty would require that the mon * paid for it should be returned. He submitted, aiter reviewing the cases quoted on the other side, Uthat he had shown that the act did not rovoke licenses grantca before it was passed, and that the action of tue court should be in roference to futuro cases. He denied that there waa any conflict of authority in the cases quoted. Thoy all pointed one way. He alleg'd that the act of 1857 was not repealed, and if it was, he would like the learned counsel on the other side to point out to him where he found that repeal siated. It was tho intention of the legislature to umaend it; but thoy did not do so, Ho would show that the act of 1866 did nos prevent Mr. Falk from selling food and lacer beer to travellors on Sundays. Ho meant to submit to the court that lager beer did not como within the present or any (eptil excise act. Mr. Fatk was ® hotel ‘Keeper; bad all the rights of a hotel keeper, and abteg the perfod of his license carried on that business at the Lion Brew- ery, Counsel called upon tho other slide to show where there was any act to prevent the piaint! welling food and drink not absolutely probibited by law to persons on Sundays. Ii a merchant got an ordcr for fivo galtona of “beer would he think of supplying “dager beer?’ Certainly not. The buman stomach was not capable of containing a sufficient quantity of lager heer to produce intoxication; tho plaintut awors to hab tn ain aide ity ud it wa, not contradicted on the other site, Counsel argnad that penal statutes should be literatly construed, He beld that there was as greal ® difference between “lager Loer” and “beer ag here was betweon Jumatcs ram “and Cognac brandy. The judges of the Genoral Torm hold that “lager beer" did mot como within tho wordsof tho act that used “wine, spirits, or other strong or intoxicating drinks." Ha held, therefore, that at was uo violation of tuis law for the plain- tf to soli lager beor on Sundays to travellers; but tho Commissioners of Kxciso ard tho Ioard of Hoatth wanted lo put into the act tha words “lager beer,” whieh the framers of the set did not pat inte it, There was nothing whatever in the act to prevent a hotet keeper, who had a license, sviling igor beer on Sundays, But at was fad that thoke who drank this tager beer on Sundaye wero pleasure-seekers, If his learnod friend traveliod to nt, be a. 0 FINh Avenue ere was (he law HtabHshinont giving cuifee or other ehuent he Karope or Aaia would ho not, on that ac. tt loasure-seoker? If a person loiet, top lim his breaktas:, mired? The words ing t heer wore not in the act, and tho dofendauts lad no right to put it there, ‘The act in question was im violation of the State constitution. It was a local act, About that there was Beyond al! question it was local, ite tile ore than one subject. It rela- ted to tha regulation of the sale of tiquor, and croated erlnes un! [i Section sixteen provided for the punt It created 2 great many crimes, and this tinct froma the subject of regula- e uct of 1857 had reference to eral act, and bad # general Stato, There was a refe- perepriation of money. He nce between the title and 1own that the ack was tncon- : 1; that it contained three sub (the principal subject referred to init was not oned in its title, srestion he held, waa «ion of the constitution, Which decreed that every person should be protected in berty and pro- Many of the acts which bad’ got tpon their mitied to nd a place on vk would not be p tuto book 4, though the Britieh Parlia wax said of the British Tho act of 186 led upon the porson to remove ove from his eatab- created a disturt attle falling upset und & (v0 nan was authorized to arrest, without warrant, the on who kept the place, and have ttshut ap untd lot was restored. ‘The policeman was thus, of his own mere whim, to be the Judge of what constituted a dis- turbauce. If the act used the words "breach of the peace,’ that conid bo understood; but the policeman waa ta this end red as absolute and despotic as the Emperor in. it the framers of the act bad endeavored to por ‘nio it monstrosities and absurdities they could not juve put into it more than were to be found in every eeeton of tt, The state constitution deciared that no Citiz-n should be deprived of hie lverty except by aue Process of law, but was it “due process of law" to en- able a policeman to atrest and impfison persons until next day without warrant because they might have spoken (oo loudly for hw delicate ears? On @ recent oc- casion an honest German seat his child, under eigtteen years of age, for a pileher of laget beer, The child after loaving the Atore and on going ont into tho atreat tasted the beer, The person who sold the beer was immediately arrested by @ policeman and sent to prison The act did got make out anything by clear dedni. tion, but loft everything in the diserotion of a police- man. If Commodore Vanderbilt ontertatned his friends at Staten Island toa second giass of wine, a policeman, under this ory would Le juetified tn going in among the ee company ‘and arresting every one of them, becanse they i, more or lees, under the influence of liquor. mean to say that a policeman would act tb » net would just ait him in doting 40, It was am act. Me did not believe that bot 0 arbitrary and tyraonis one-hali the Legisiature knew what was in the act It Thuat have passed at the end of the seasion, when bill are generally hurried thrpugh. The act provided that “ there shoula be no reetrietions placed on hotel keepers in furnishing travellers with entertainment on Sundays, except those mentioned in it; bat thore reatrictions actu- ally compelled the plainti(! 10 olose nis hotel on baa / and he should, therefure, like to kuow it Mr. Fall was to keep ra to let bie customers into his establishment by the top windows He be- lieved that a great many of those who patronized Mr. Falk's house got what refreshment fm fp png in the open air, he thought, therefore, th 5 Vision of the act waa Syl pe Into it f Mr. Falk. (Langbter.) Ho had read an which it was beld that persons tae went out on Sat to & distance in the country, not quite as far as Mr. Falk's, should be rogarded as egy oy titled to get entertainment and drink, Counsel sub: mitted that the act violated the property of the plaintiff, for it invaded his Heense, which was a vosted Heb 004 rear right re held or tees ie MR Away was beyo: 0 ve capesty ‘That was the |i oof emis cratnent Sithortiy It ’. rer ra that thie was tended it was bomurye Se apy ‘was contrary to tm pat bot tt had not heen proved that lager ini beverage, went on to act lolation of the constitution, tended Ay ‘was not val persons cou that it was @ pubic ni vaaee, then, nccordi NEW YORK HERALD, al JUNE 17, 1866. wifey cht Said nurse; th nurse; Wm A\ havens. write ant end "onl Geo wife. Be and Miss a L E id : ‘ Anderson, Groen, "er, Beevers, John W wife and child: 8 Goary, ite, Rer Wf Wroodstie: oie Treaan J spiahes te oe Malbows ae Werder. Br Bradbury and wife, Rev Mr Haren fsa Ws ud wite, tm P Howard und wi Browne, Miss Meailien, reeor, Mi Maj, Hoary uel Hague ‘and wife, Walter a s Voiter, KA 3 Bethe “agony. Taylor, J pee se RM jokes, Mr Col and th: at | Ks Thomas ‘Deus ury, dan a tauren Hiberala—Brancig, Hora ud fady, ee Harding, John Coats, M: Jouts, iy Andrew Coat Kitty Coats, Mt Cente’ Tse Goats aad Glorsnne visatay Alien Duna Becker Die ae Ruth Ennan, Mary Ann Gonning, Mrs Black, Kev, James Brownlio, Janes Shaw MoHaren, Arc! bald Buchanan, Joseph A Noon 0 Rexford, J ich. ards. and tody and. ‘Miss’ Richards, alfred’ “Bvane, Toseph. Cotling, “Mrs Jonauoue, ” Tallins Buea Ban, Bre Macfartene, Mirgnret Macfarlane, | William Macinctano Toy. |S. Reatinger, Josep, J Brenna, Chas C Muckay, Mise Joule Shearer, Mie Elien i meneare, George E Betiows and Charles pelann ‘iia Jan Water eine, Tne E Howarth, W ii Metoall, Margaret Nac Mewit Jo Napier, Sainue! Napler, Wiliam Renue, liam Brummon f Georgy Hemnphiil, james Webb, Mrs W! Ham Smith, Wiillain Sunith, Janes’ Alian, William Giimot James Clarke, Catharine Clarke, Jane Clirko, Aloxander Clarke, Mary Ularke, Elizabeth Clarke, John Arrol, William Maleom Burns, John Graham and indy, James Gra am, Margare! Dickson, Joun ‘T Wood, Saranel Noole, Mrs Benton, Miss Rons6n—slse a large number tt: the steerage. Lennon -Steanaaity 9 alla Wobert Beil nad wife, Capiain George, Misa core, Miss Annie George, Drs T md shlid, Lovte ‘Langociige, Wines’ Waller, 4 Aarah Walter and Kato Waller, lienty ort, Fjocina Mepiune, Steannihlp feomuist manent SP Joba, ae. Oe ecouth (urns Crosbie, bird & “Eis: ee — ‘Thurston, Rio Janeiro—Pender- Sagua—B svid. zit ek Huger & a Neponset, Tracy, Georgetown, DO—Miller & Hough SERRE. Sehr ks Be aon, ‘3 ae SSS sdleaiGiAct aos eee tifescie ‘Now gas — "ZAE9 P colin, Dern, neaqpor—M Brie 8 Co ‘of Paris Ke Seren ens a J G Dale. Sch inst, 6 AM, passed eae ne ere Wonbarit aC &Co. as hh fine “Rleamahip # ralmyra, care, or New vito Nermon Wire Savan- Co, Putinto aeeaneee coal and water; 20 sattes ot panes ae ee , steering N; ved signal, with Pee pean oseemiie pad Wie Pauaity SEER PM sae abe and passou A Hegorn ee teas, NO, 8 hours, Febebbias Wilmington, NG, 76 hours, 6 th "Heap i ner. hapa, bia rity sete NA Duased a brig, bouud worth, showing & land bind Signal—red diamond tn biué, biue do in ais, ‘and white do ‘steamnshtp Thames, Swift, W: a oe bn yy arsed ay on Ke, to dary O'Brien (of Thomaston), owt With gnano, 10 Boon & Burgess Sere ator May X7 “pore a ane Voortoy froan Ly faiboteae: May ‘k'Sun Francisco (Fr), from. slomte- Fldeo fr Antwerp, Suse i, lat 96 17, lon 74 33, saw schr aghln Webster, Norrin, Lirgepool, 2 Gays, with, radae and 200 passeugers. 42 Bp ford, Tilcaton & Co, June 8, lat 43 51, Yon 41.48, paseed steamship Royal Standard, benee for Liv? ntelatin, Horie, Eawerpool May 21 with madse, to Nodiies, iat’ 44 36. ony, bark, Annie fon 89 38; pas ih aa & Co, toro for steamer : ‘Bawieh, Asionio Bunawien, Mls Catuliae Mor’ in (Brom), Bebiallt, Bremen, 27 day, wich Im 3 Fanny Downer, John Entwisin, James Sm Baad ad ‘ Mia Mary Kelly ay 1 Water, Helen Curtad, Sonn Wise} | on a asad 3, to Kremotborg & Co,” Had 2 vir nook ‘Geoawin, ‘Chartes! Fone; Fs Legiue! Parqaten, sin riisburg (Pris), Hol Regeorde , 2 days, witte John A Wilby, Artinis Hutwig,’ Miss Carrie Harris, Joho . Lout—and others in tho atooregs mdae. te os Luling & Co. Hadxeren Sourhamproy Anp Eawncrc—Stenmabip Allemania—Max Koln and fuumtly, Misg AM Weyland, Mrs Ferd Traud and daughter, Mt aad MrsJacob Bott. Becare, 8 A Cohen. Me and Mra it Ovccstolz, Mr and Mrs Plan Tanda § Dens tua, F De Baty, Captatt J Meyer, H Minchmieyer, ¢ at, D Goodman, O Fonsten 6 Braase, Hugo tchter, Leb Day. 8 Rusher, #DDinkslakor Mrand Mrs WB Tolie, i 1. Wickert, Mr and MesChastes A'Urigen Sica fr Piatt wbildeen and servants Mr and Mes W Hader, Mrs S Boudit Blsses Pmitio. Jo: rab (reise itrahn, Lqnique, 102 days, with salipe: yh, ime Calg § Bite), Vem, Ginggow, SM days, with a troa. to BI ti Trask. od eee een ky nieorn «Br ‘ince Hay. OB, 10 days, fo D B eit g Ad OB eA bot hance and Teabella Betdit aud scrvant; Chae Herkeirath tg Ianee, Weaver, Oadar Key, Flo, 24 Jaya, Abraham Kaufmann, RO McAMisier, Kichard Kolster and Bent Lees Bat ‘Wilmington, NU. 12 das 8. fornily, Mra G Gwshiofer, Miss Sophie Minzel, Mrs Caro. | Sehr Mott liede! a. luo Ferres, Mra & Margner Aug Mayer, A Gro- Sehr M, Mi an, Cramuer, Virginia. then, Jacob Rontigenn, Franz Wale, Goorye Sirok, Cathuring, Berner, ‘Sine i, ¥ Storm, Joveph ‘Schwarz, Henry Hooss, J.C Sebuntz, ets, Henry Schr Cornel, Johnson; Virginta, pautmany, Sr and atts Charles onhalf ‘aud oh chi DR Uull, Drisgo, Virginia, Johanne Tes fs EEE AY eh Kabike, Mr an pa ae Behr Nietous, ——, Providence for Elizahetiy Children ‘and servant; Jacob Vette: out ur J W Cummins, Bouls, face foe Handout SPAR Tate Rte ed sata. ng. J Murguer,{s rani Mrs Von der fields, Fordinend Scheie, Owe Erk, Cha ——— sogg Torte rela uk “ Bracke, M Mayor, # Kempt, F Oliger, Miss Is Gert Stes Souder, ts Weshinat ‘Moral Wobit Wa Soo ane AM oaniaesmay ae | Fabre Hatin ‘ande! ra Jat \tatein, larry dren, Mra Anna Doclger Miss Marte ehger, Mise Mts cay “Weather elear” Martrash, Charles Burgdort. mn To! © Hildebrand aud Family rs Drennot F Holtman, py Mr Potor. Endolph Daraneiia, John Heddeted, 1 Hiloutunkoand others in the atecrager Brust ano Wavea—tteamahip) Ville de Tatls—General A ais ce, Miss Duryoe, M Lucca, Conan of Ita I ch es Tiovtenant dna ¥ ‘James Gallatin, Mrs Gallat Judge 8 Jones, Mra J SAY Siero Two’ childsen thd werent haties ‘ter, Oe sian Site Annie Mullen, Mint dalle Wetton, ily O Wheeler, Prot Heary ¥ Smith, Mrs Smith, Dr ley and two childven, Mise Rancroft, Miss Abnte Lamar, Miss Jonnie Lamar, Mrs Healy, ‘Minn Relic Heglye sis ‘Marrs ‘Healy, M: law Caibarine Healy, Misa Maria Healy, Bins DM Hildrethy’ Mia Nachell Th wanes Mos COW Russell Mfrs A M Wook Mise JA Patten, G Miltenberger, S Wi Miltenhorger, Mita Ade Mlitons tt and friead, Henry A Hoorean, Geo D glin, Geo W Ysancks, Mra J 2 Bird and fire Kelp, Mre Schwarts and child Thomas Mra Holland, Bernardin M'llan, Mra Millan, Mr Lecowo. 1. Ponton de'Arce, Augustin Drouhot, Becgoudy Tien Rint Hectye Muator G Hoaty, Mina Core Le _ Beseie Disasters. Sie . eSiut Cor. Lusran, ashore on Gocesberey, © Reasited Raker and © aricitheen Go bese A spacey coal 75 ban + salvage. They wilt also get "ap the vessel after dischkegmg hee: It pee Miepeiletoene F ORION, 1975 tous, buill ai East Boston, has beea chinced br Selin Tintes of Cohnenet far Si cash, apt Uolbropk will command her He ie ‘Suir Gounrs Crry, 689 tonay buf % Mestford, os been sold Wo Mr Pope, of Bun Praucinoa, for about Song Matipa (Br), All, 180 tons, built at E ay iu 1850, has been xold on prthtertorase os Liuwere>—At Brewer, Me, 15th, inst, from tho ya Croavy & Sons, wn Al brig of About 356 fons, called iyedilla Burtiett. She is tobe commanded by Capt Notice to Hastescs. Coast ov Fatah: MIRED LIGiT 47 COLBERGMU NDS. On‘aud after the lat day of April, 148k a Hight will be ex. Hibited from # lighthouse rece ati Frected at the entrance to the port of Colborgmunde, const of Prusal Who Lig Wwitiio. ight, at an elevation of 28 feet above ie tenn level of the wer, of Lavice, Mra Lapice, two children andservant; Geo H Owens in clear. weather should Niece “ia, Mr Mchultz, A Rolland, 1 Woodhet’ BEN nates Relat t miles. By" nia Ha Bahelte, A Boy podiat, 0 nighthouse stinds north of the pilot station, which iv Bata ty oy oe, sett | at jad aticontity of tae toot tmcke of the Port, ana its pron Martin Ayilou and seccant, Mr Leblanek, two danghiers | Mate porition ts given ta Int Gl UW 20 N, ion 1033.34 Haat of and servant; PF B O'Mricn, M Morville, Mrs Morvilic, Mr Plonas, Ernest Turpin, L de Brocheton, Mr Champon’ Mrs td, Greenwiel AUSTRALIA: SOUTH COABP—KOCKS AT ENTRANCE TO FORT PHILLIP wier, M F 8 Leopold, three o evant; Mr Lustarna FOROCRAPTIC OFVICk ADMIRALTY, Mr Katac Lowpon. April 44, 1866. oot 3 my With roferrnes to Notices to Now {13 and 16, Vom. Mr A Kramer, Mra Kramer Mr A Conrad, Wea and Sehvaahacker, Mri? A Delpit, Mr A Delpit, Mrs Delpil, ue oe, relasive Ball ‘ard aod aon, Mr J Tarcotl, Mr FG Barriere, B irregular depth oF uneven My Bugene Laurent, de Toais Ggucly, Mra touchy. Mit sabre ance te Hort Pl me further Gouchy. Misa Mary Pore Mr Gi Tavie, Mr A Jaquet, Me br thrt an iron voase!, drawing Charlo Saul Mr F Bernard, Mr J Lopes, Mra Lopes, Mies | 2vce 2! forty tu Lge | ent the port during « fresh Loren, Mr A de Bau Mrs de ‘Bauduy, child and turee, ek on a rock and pasted over It. | hay Purgold, Mra Yurgoid and four children, Mra Wind- wg cSaimincd by sw: cplng. and neve. Mr Moras Cornet, MrM Lnoaa, Meo whieh with nx little an 24 feet a , cm, re Oppen ad mm the well known race I and wervant, Af y Mr Dagniao, Mes Mra Angela’ Daguino, Mise Theresa Dagnio, Mater Penny, MF FY Mathey ind two children, Mrs Pauline, Mare and two chibiren, Mra Herre Rov: Mis Mr Ji Mrs Tonouiller a child, Me I possible known Pooky piv are hereby warned Seo Chart:—Ausir 1A7Ib. Grinnell, of NB r Gharteth, three children, Mrs Purde, M as Eugene Richt Mins Reet, Miss Eliza Pil ardeany er, “Howland, ald from New Bedford i6ta Mr Crollier, M te, Mr Morris A Mrs Adam saeig Sie he chien ete Bee NB, was at Honolulu Apri 13, oe. Me, Fit Vendiere, ‘Me I Pustic fornia, Won Mra Frederic, Mre € Bverett Maur aud child, Mr A Walz, Mr I, Ranson,’ Mr Rafael Brochet, Mr Co bint wan, Met Journe, M ¥ Handi, Cri “| J Metivier, Mra Metivice Mrs Broal, Mina Brocl and infant, Gansiona, C Fran Sell and two dren, K Raggi Hurailicr, Joseph Jean, Bouche, Charioa ‘FP Atl Wheeler—Total #3. Specie BAY, New Ontzane—Stontnshtp Morais Adam Cg Johnson, Jobn ud wife, Samuel Manasses, Taanc Pra Sie Fes ‘a J Deitner, Henry Pierson, Wm C i, Mrs Guzhelm sind son, Joln Perkias, Robert Kore. John Hraydun snd wife, W Webber, Mindhirt Vou. lay William Bray, award Goodbod uy. B el, Louta Lot: ner, Dieme ci wife, Goodrich Sigert, vat ohler, Robert Dixon, Charles Hohn, W F Warren and wife, Graut P Thompkins, Walter & Henry and two children, D'C Haudy, New Ontaars—Steamship Goccay jaghingtan James gz Theurrest, W Beronrd Wasservoge', est, lady, two children Gad puree: 8 4. Te *binton, Jamen Foute, Lewis Thos Oronery, Chas MeLain, Mra Chiaa P Y Backman, ore Witkin Key LG Griere, wife and two children; ne ee ippe Muret, ‘Theodore it Pouavarr, Guaries: touche, Mes headore Thomas, Miss Helen Star—William MF Bumung’ Edward Litlemore, Meow XX K Durand, Miss Mf Underbill, Jaca La ‘Ss. ‘dee 4 ring oe AF cores, Mra Toa Det - 1 seared a ve Relir, iy Matin’ R Migs, Ming toute gia nderwood, wift vcbhare| wo phy ened bs ” & Com. ok, Hen ofan uP ra ae Banh fine weet Elin 1 SR Hal Tadae Wort, ¥ ba ra AW Cramp FG Cochrane, Caps tin £ tt El ‘y, Mr Dem: " Taidor’ Lev ming W bia FT PW Peon, peor ier Micker i Dr a wis Rowenberg, © de Mott, id and Peak Mr been as ens SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, J teennan Be, oularen Liverpoot via Queens. mark (Br), Thompson, Liverpool=Nattonal by “auvnars, Oleadel!, Loudon—Howland & Aspin. aap Gentian (Be), 30 Messarier, Nassau and Have 0 Redawick, ‘Whitehouse, Galveston via Key aemgaoe Gager, New Orleans—H B Fremoour, Nelson, Now Orleane—James A ae Baten atkroe, Mavesuah—Gerrison Cunard, © W Lord, Ward, Wilmington, NO-.0 Good. Norfolk, Clty Polny ana Rioh- Ch “32 = eink ; — ~ 2 eS = ni 33 a i 2 id Win ‘Studley, any its Linighs dlisloes.te ark Gen Pik NB. wos at Honolulu Aprit 12, from the Line, having taken ‘375 Ubls sp oll; was bound to North. West const Ship Rainbow, Waker, NB, was as Monoila April 15, vound to Ochotsk = ikem, de, Ship Btolle de Ia Mer (#r), from New Orleans for Havre, Ho date, lat 27, lon #1. Foreign Ports. Axrezar, June S—Arr Elvira Owen, Kimme, Baltimore; Prisk, Mall: NYork; Cumberlaud, Parker, do, AKYAD, April I828Id Moravia, Pation, Patouth, Buewmiutaves, May Sl—Arr Frlede, Reiner, Philadel. pluin; June 2, Bremen (3), Ernat, NYork. ihe Kowis May ‘Si; Joseph W. Webster, MeVey, for ‘Brexos Ay! el) ork beri Me Tittle. field Richoin, wad. Whike Wigs Roos for Mork, asd oeeixbury, Suge SSM London, Mielondt, BY ork QroxetADL, Moy 30 Atr Mist) Lineola, Boson Caniz, Moy 2—Arr Flora Southard, Morrill, Mave. » April TlArr eka, .. Cotom! Dost Draper. Uk on ae eemie: 1, Richard Maurti sid aoe planes, | jr ‘th aosh awk, ts Nore: Ieonta, mn Mfane TmArr burke , fe Port. Almoner, Morton, Boston, Har- land sia Prentias Hob riety Baton at Nacteraaa) York,” for ag oO! u A i land for London (and proceeded. age =. atanohor, ‘Griton. from mamann tor Bambury a mn, June —O8, Argonaut, Steengrafe, trom NY ’bewntmn, Jane S-Arr in the Roads, Berkshire, Berry, by ao. May 30—Passed by, Adeigunde, Johneen, from RY Ork for Bt Potersbui ogi, une B-.orr Charles & Edward, Pillnan, New Teivriwen, ‘june 'd owt ‘Cumberland, Parker, from NYork Citaunepey Jane j—Ald Kentuckian, Freeman, aunderts caro Papen Rg ne 2 en in as nt Cu r — | Se ere eS. ae cone, wera iar i Baruade, N¥tk Ma i es Nisesurh a: wards, New ly Rover, fees ra ea fede (ey ae june Ch Sr Gries 45%, erin June ary a in Saas “i aie ere cm New York (1), Leitch, from NYork City of Limerick (#), 40 for do in wit a saat Wien Ye a, Tayo LL doeke ae Seam Rar Ad, Revs Raw Hull, Kirby, for Corno same day, to Mo Violet, Bichards, Boston for brig Castor, Norris, St Jobna, ane eet ag tohin, Mevonus cari fr ronly Wa, a Tuinveni 3) uetrege, Browa, a Ken Bete, tad Whoa Fd be, — Arr steatite We sete Yaar en ane ie Cicka, ope R, cMtachr Relle Creole, Miller, Nort. BATH, Jane acarr brig WO Drocnery Lintch, Philadet- AST, June 15—Arr achrs Gitehrist, Bucks lie BU Coariog Hall, NYork. Cla oh Hatis (ue), LY zabethport Snow, enad Rusling, Scovill, Nv GLOUCESTER, pune gS Are a Smith Tuttle, Pe Delaware City: Chase, Philadelphia. HOLMES! Hout, Juno 14, P M—Arr brig . Has. kell, Philadelphia re J Ponder, Hender- son! Pauguasel, Waples; Selah B Strong, Tyler; Viola, Sher. hy Dick Williams, Soudder, and John Shay, Tilton, do for im F Cox. Houtk, do for Medford; David E Wolf, Dole, pos ast Weymouth; Lizzie, Tabbut, Addison for NYork; 8D Mart Hart, Rockport for Norfolk. ' SidachrsJohu Shay, rank ai M-— Avr ag Snow, Rockport for ions hy Mobile for Boston; Woo val Chitadelphte for Means Golden len Mar, Dow, Gloucester Coe Pota orm, is eiafaenee orurer Geld ‘Gate. Wot June 12—1u port ship Au . for rp NY ork, KEW BURYEORT, Jane S—Arr Rohrs Mary, Brower, 4 Nice, bid wchrn Fdvenrd Lamueyers eT Ayeuvors Weaver, Fh FORD, Jude LAs 90 Po ithe deiphia, Pore Hise Fair Wind and Anne M "A Se ir brig on cin, Blab Tin | Ophie: Norwood 0 ween octets Attiee Porte and ney nino Davis, Somerset for NYork: bel Foes and Clinton, B iver for do; Wotetier, Philly ie Fs ‘Yannton for do; al nog i alih, Providence for do, sone David G Floyd, Kelly. W LONDON, 3 Elleabethport for’ B Foston, mith, Phuladeaphia foe Prev po NEW HAVEN, Juue mr gehres Edward Ewiag, anPotd Yack, Phigastphte Metamora Ri sabeth port. “Cid beig 8 B Crouby, Porto Kelso; schrs Mary Toe ‘and ‘J Owen, Eugabethport. PnADELPBEA, June 16—Arr steamsht Aries, Bogen, Boston; barks, Jobann Ben aeesere (Prup ay ony Fides threm tatoos, NY Cardonas; J W Harris, ‘Davison, jatanzas; rimat Portland , Frontier, pete ald, Portland; (Dutel, Herraahns, Kotte oF YX jond; mn, Mouser, NY ork. Barbad ind Pork has Union (ir), Hear co; Catharins (Hem), an, Cork for or helmina & Eliza (Dutch, } Weitsman Biotin: x0 a seer hb Names, Somers, a ir. Some, Tenens MD iecknd foamed: Botteast Siirevlte, shy Ontara, Luntley, Boston. Minnehaha (new), Bangor; Reporter, NYork; sch Ht Ramey PORTLAND, June l4—Arr = Merryman, Nine o Sity Fourth Mae Bdckavito 8619 Brune: « Me Wena Phen Sa? John Hix, Tal N forks Fhe Sune Gapalte de, ie: cP DAM brig Wil x LORTsMOurH, June 13—Arr sehr Mt Hope. Vaream, id sche Biianbeth Cowell, sini Yor. OviD NCE, Jvne 15-—Arr we #Pa ti fF undo, Mueras i Btrokes, do, Bld «ches W Bu Pi ae Charles H Moller, Baker, do; oe PRRs , Vorter MEAWTCKET, anne 15— soon fjentner; Ph ryt pasear via New Bedford; t Johnson. Sraitt, ne ‘allude, region Nd; iB Went a Mor howant ton "Fronce do: sloop B 5) Gibba, N¥ork, Wine HA“ Agy sche turtle, Gi Rook - York, FF schre Goninon, Mall, NY Hate NYorks Chaciie & rile, Tus, gobra Yandort, innthaven Bangor: loin, Suserion, Beary AY Yinaihaven, for Brat Thoraad, aw i ual ir, Hall, aud M Whitney ne! aie, utile, Henderson; Mad Loliald Adrian, ¥ ate Geeen. Btor, Masked, ro se dare hy lover, do, Convoy, Merril), Ravannab. SAN PRANCISC om Tass 15-51d dteamship Moses stor, Blethen, San Juan del Sud, SAVANNAH, a 13— ATT geo mshi Migsonrt, Loveland, NYork; Palm; a (Br, that te NYork, put in for eal an mo bark Ay i, Darien, Tune tnAre sobe ¥ - pha: Utd eel: Whistier, Furauge, NYork. WILMINGTON. Ned ld—Arr sehr Gaks Ames, Ba- wards, Charleston. Cid stoamship Gussie Telfal Bean, NYork; sche Piel (Aus), Spieeen, Londo MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Thureday Bi oonacon— Wooo, — Rev. Dr. Weston, daughter of David Woo CLark—HaLiey.—-On Wednesday, June enco of tho bride's parents, by the Rev. J. Brash, Wit Taw ©. Cuank. to Bites Jesuit TL Hatuey, both of thie city. No cards Caxreno--RavMoxn.—On Friday, May 25, at the rost dence of the bride's brotver-in law, Joxe A. Vega. Fiat- bush, L. 1, by the Key. Father Strane, Mayor Gx to Many, eldest daughter of the late George H. Ray- mond, Feq. Kerry papers please copy Davis —Comsxuy.—On Thursday, Juno 14, at the the Immaculate Conception, by the Rov. June 14, by the ELmanerm, y. at the rot roll, Joun Hexky Davis to Macon Oo. No cards. Now Brighton, Staten Island, carthanetay, Sane 14; by Devs: Be’ Wile, of: Ox Jous Pras Esators to Mant Wistaroy, daughtor of Georze BE. Cook. Hanixr—Evane —On Thursday, June 7, ot st. Patrick's Cathearal, by tho Rev. Francis MeNeir , Taomas J. Manner (0 Kare, oldest danghter of Francis kvaus, Beq., all of this city, Philadelphia papers please cony Nonun—Caverny, nd by (ue Rey. C. H. Payne, Joux N « New York, to Kate Cavea- LY, youngest danghter of ihe late Peter H. Caverly, of Witiamsburg. Jone Ul, Anenpn,—At Rowan P., the only 40 aged 6 years und 6 months. ‘The Felatives and friends of the famtly are reapocttully vited to attend the funeral on Mourlay afternoon, at past three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, AUMSTRONG.—On Saturday afternoon, Jane 16, at four o’ciock, Craxtns Bonisrer Arwen eged 3 months an@ 10 days, the son of Cornelia and Thomas Armstrong, Ths funoral will take place on Monday mornitig, af ten o'clock, at bis father's residence, 264 Bast Tenth stron, a ‘racuse papers please copy Barcumon On Thure' tay, Jone 14, after June 16, vis sod Mary Archer, ® painfut illness, Isaac B. Barereton, aged $8 years, 1 mouth and ‘V4 days. The retatives and fries of the family, ihe members of ihe Union General Commnttes of the city of New York, aad the oom and clerks of the several courte are respectfully invited to attend the foneral, on Monday morning, at eleven o’ciock, from his late residence, East 120th street, betwoen Fonrth and Fifth avenues. asm —At Springfeid, Mass ov Fridsy, June 18, Junta Wert, wife of George A. Birnie, mad daughter of the late Ricbard Carrott. Funeral services will take place at her late revilence, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock Brrene.—At Williambridge, N. ¥., om Friday, June 16, Exny Fronexce, the beloved daughier of Veter and Fostatio Briggs, in (ie 2d year of ber wae. A light is from our bousetiold gour A voice we loved is etilly A place it vacant at our Learsh hich time can never fil! The relatives and friende of the feunily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) aterm at two o'clock, frou the residence of her pereots, at Wib ‘a Colton, N. ¥., on Monday, Jone 4, from ieeane contracted while in (he serviee of bis country, Some, Bork, aged 26 years. Brooklyu, dadelphie aid and Wach ington papers please 9 Friday, June 2%, Write A. Crety, o ‘and relatives are respootfuily hy to —— funeral, this (Sanday) afiernoon, at two 0 slock, (om siraae 150 Viizabeth street, without further , cr —In J City, N. J, on Friday mopuing, Ak Vinums Gas, wie of Alierman William and 4 months Tae sles cat and heeous of the family are reapectfully’ my to attend the funers!, from ber late rosidonce 194 Grand stroot, Jersey City, thie (@yaday) afternoon, two o'clock. pal please cop: in this city, a banarday, Jone 16, Joms Anpat in the 44th year of his age, of Who fawily ar6 invited to attend the Ly ee goon = Bast Thirty-fourth wry aivernoon, one 0’ lock —At Ohester, N. J., ow Friday, after a let ieom i, Broa, daughter of the iate Wea, & eare this ety, j— a Carringea Wil bo la wat ee to Green’ Monday. wate a foot of wrest , 4