The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1866, Page 9

—_— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, July 30-6 P. M. The chief topic of the day has been the Atlantic cable; the success of which gives the highest satisfaction, and fhas tended with the prospects of peace in Germany to give a new etimulus to the speculative activity of Wall street which is more lively and better sustained than it has been for some time past, The money market con- ‘timues extremely eagy, and five per cent is the highest fate for call loana, A considerable number of transac- tions are reported at four and even at lower rates. There is euch an abundance of capital seeking employment on @all that the lending institutions bave no small difficulty te find an outlet for their idle balances. Another reason for the ease is the general confidence which prevails, Bvery one seems to anticipate that there is to be a very ‘extraordinary amount of activity in the fall trade. It is §n this general security that one of the chief dangers of the situation lies, A third and very active cause of the plethora of the loan market is the over-abundant sup- ply of ourrency at the financial centres. Many of our ‘anks are so loaded up with the national bank notes that {8 requires the most skilful management to get nd of them without less. Hence large holders, in not a few in- Mances, are compelled to lend them for ten days without imterest on condition that the loan shall be repaid in greenbacks. Loans for a longer time on the same con- @itions are making at 2 a 4 per cent. The discount demand is very limited, and good bills continue scarce, Obolee names pass at 5}; a 634. Phe stock market opened this morning with a very ~eetive demand for government securities, based on the ‘gews by the China of another advance in five-twenties 0a the 2iat inst. on the London Btock Exchange. Early this morning sales of old five-twenties were made as high 98109. At the board the sales were not so large as was anticipated, and the prices made were 105% a 108%. This shows an advance of about 1}¢ per cont since Sat- urday. In five-twentios of 1364 there was nothing do- img, but those of 1865 advanced to 106% a 106%. The ten-fortics were in moderate demand, and rose to 98%, vand the seven-thirties to 10454 a 104%. State stoc! ‘were firm, Bounty loan boing In request at 10434, Ten- measee at 7134, Tennessee new at 69%, and Georgia sixes vat 109. Railroad shares were strong. New York Cen- ‘tral advanced 44, Erie, Michigan Central %, Illinois Central 3. The chief interest was in Rock Isiana, To- lede, and Fort Wayne, which advanced respectively 1%, 1% and 13 percent. © Pittsburg, over 10,000 shares at 66% 86%. Of the miscellaneous stocks Boston Water Power is rteady at 34, Mariposa preferced ad- vanced to 26%, Quicksilver to 61%, Western Union Telegraph to 57. Atthe one o'clock session old five-twenties sold at 10854, being a recession of \ per cent from the morn- img quotation. Bonds of 1865 wore done at 1063s, while ten-forties closed firm at 98%. Railroad shares are frm, Rock Island advancing tv 102, Toledo to 11544, and Fort ‘Wayne to102 The business was large in Northwestern Preferred, which sold up to 6634, and in Erie, which closed at 6555. At the half-past two o'clock regular board governments swore steady at the quotations, but there was no activity. ‘The railroad list exhibited some buoyancy, Erie rising to 6%, Rock Island to 10244, and New York Central to 10634. The three o'clock open board was the most a) mated of a!l the sessions during the day, and there was a wpemeral advance of prices. The heaviest transactions were in Erie, Pittsburg, Toledo and Northwestern pre- ferred. ‘Mt belf-past five P. M. tho following were the current «quotations, the market closing strong:—New York Cen- ‘wal 105%, Erie 66%, Hudson River 119%, Reading 411%, Michigan Southern 84%, Hlinois Central 122, Creveland and Pittsburg 87, Rock Island 1075, North- ‘western 36%, Northwestern preferred 664;, Fort Wayne 102%, Ubio and Mississippi certificates 28%, Cumber- land 465. Peteoleum shares are inactive, and mining stocks are extremely Gat. At tho first session of the petroleum ‘beard Bennehof Run sold at $5 80, United States $8, Consolidated Gregory Gold $20 30, New York Gold $1 26, Oak Hill $2 25, Wallkill 930., Smith & Parmelee $9. Atthe @econd board Bennehof Rua closed 16c. lower than at the vet boamd, selling at $5 65, Wallkill was lic. higher, sell- tmg at $110. Shade Rivor sold at 25c., Downieville Gold 960., Gunacli Gold $1 16, Keystone Silver 10c., mith & Parmeles $9. ‘The statement of the Clearing House banks for the (past week shows few changes. The legal touders have accamatated to the extent of four millions. The de- pomte and the loans show alsoan increase, while the qpecie has declined one million. We subdjoia our usual comparative statemen' July 21. July 28. Loess, $255,966,018 é Depesits.. 080, “a 705,814 pears, ect norease in deposits. 1,533.847 tp legal tenders. Ll. 180,822 from Europe. Early sales are reported to have been made this morning as low as 146, being four per cent Below the closing rate of Saturday. The Gold Room this morning presented a very animated scene at half-past ten o'clock, before which time no business is allowed to ‘be dome. The room was crowded to its utmost capacity, end the greatest excitement provaiied for a short time. ‘Fhe Grat sale was at 147, but in lesg tan five minutes ‘there was an advance under very extensive and noiny wansactions to 147K, and subsequently to 148);—tae highest qnotation made. The subjoined table shows the course of prices for the day :— 1 Foreign 4s dull and lower. Little business is doing, and the following are the nominal quotations :— Bankers’ dilis, sixty days, 108 « 108}, ; bankers’ bilis, ‘three days, 100% 2 110; commercial, 106 a 107 %¢. By the China we bave uews of a very lively speou- lative mevement in our securities In London, and there fas boon a general rise in the prices. The latest quota. ‘Sons at the London Stock Exchange compare as follows ith former revuras :— June 21. Jalyi2 = July 20. July 21. a T0i¢ 70. 7 rg thy She: hve BE mu. Cute _ — 4254 8 4255 as “i C’sola. 66% BT ig BHT BBG RBSs, 8555 0 BH ‘The basiness transacted at the Sub-Trossury in this Mr. Albert HL Nicolay sold at auction to-day 2,500 shares Atlantic Quarts Company, of Philadelphia (per $10H, at $25 each. ‘The cash balance ta the hands of the Assistant Treas- mrer in Boston at the close of business July 28 was $9,910, 318—$7,606,616 of which was in coin—an Increase of $043,319 ae compared with the close of the previous work. ‘Tho total value of exports at Boston for the week end- ing July 27, tmolading specie, was $245,008 against $267,444 for the corresponding week in 1866. Continued ease prevails in the Boston money market. Call loans are obtainable at six per cent and under with- gut dificalty. The stook market is dull, but no symptoms of weaknom are observable. ‘The Philadelphia stook market is buoyant. The money market ie vory easy, tho rate of interest ruling at about five per cont. The Wenern money market is working easier; bot rere ia no change to notice in the rates of interest. The sapply of Now York exchange is very short at most of fhe money centres, making it necessary for bankers to vomit currency to this clty quite freely in order to main. taco their balances, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Mospar, July 90, 1868, Firat Seasion—10:30 A. M. 100 she Hud Riv RR 110% 1100 Reading RR... 111 200 do bao 111 200 Mich Central RE. 110% do. . 10 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1866—TRIPLE SHEET. Sunday, July 29, Jony, son of X'dward and Bridget Do: boo, of this ety, aged 12 years and 3 month, Relatives and friends are invites! (0 attend the funeral, the residence of ius parents, 200 (Tuesday) afternoon, at turve o'clock, Fuazer.—At Belleville, New Jersey, 00 Monday, July 90, Etzanetw ANN PRAZBR, ‘The funoral will take place from Frano\ on Wednesday morning, at nine o'clock. requested to attend without further notice. ‘eemX —Suddenty, at Staten Isiand, on Sunday morn- , ANtoxia De Tours, daughter of Edward Mf and Antonm E, Keser, aged 9 yours and 22 months. Giovwr.—On Sunday, Ju vis Glover, age’ 200 a * Z 2000 Brook'ne6's,wl 95 200 dO. ssere225 © 10000 Obio & aliss'cer 28% 160 Clev,Col&Cin RR 11 ar «i 18000 PHF WEChilm 1023, 1500 Chic & NW Ki 1000 american gold 168° 100 do... 6 abs Ocan Bank.. 102 5 Nasa. Bank. 50 Coutivental Bik: 100 500 100 Cumb Coal pref. 464 100 AshburtonCoalCo 163% 500 Western Un Tel. 6734 et 1% 200 do. b60 200 Mariposa M’g Co 1100 Mariposa pref... 100 do. . b30 100 Bost Water Power 200 do, b30 100 do... as 98M 600 N ¥ Cent RRs30 10435 do. 106 200 do, . .2d call 200 Chic & Alt RK. 100 Chic & Alt pref. 300 Mar & Cin Ist prt 423¢ 100 Mil & St Paul KR 57 100, do. 100 do. nd Sossion—1 P. M. 100 sha Chi &NWopref 6544 62 1034, 200 Clev & Toledo RR Lan) 600 do.. ». 1ib3g 200 Chic & Rk Isi RR 101% 200 do 102 100 Tol, Wab & Wt'n 30 1000 Pit FtW& Oh 102 100 MilwaSt Paul RR 8156 : 9B 61000 Tr n7 4-10 1st § 104 sq 4500 Tr n 7 3-10.24 & 1054 10000 Tr n 73-10 Sd & 104% 1000 N York 6's 74 97 123 100 Vleve & PittsRR 56% 1000 NCarolina6'sn 62% 300(hic& NWRR, 36% 7000 Lenneasee 6'8u 70 300 Chic & NW pref 6654 1000 Missouri 6's... 793, 500 Cleve & Tol KRR.. L1G 4 10000 O jot Miss cor 25% 3000 Chic & RK I RR 102), + 600 P, Ft W& C Ist 1 11 shs Erle BR 023% 200 Pitta, FLW& C RR 10255 653% 100 Mil & St Paul prof 754 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Juty 30—6 P, M. Asnes.—Receipts, 17 bbls, The market was dull and prices, im the absence of sales, were nominally un- changed. Breapstvrrs.—Receipta, 18,999 bbls. flour, 900 do. aad 1,000 bags corn meal, 1,860 bushels wheat, 7,570 do. corn, 21,288 do, oats, 8,000 do. rye and 1,500 do. malt. The demand for State and Westeri flour continued moderate, being wholly confined to the most urgent requirements of the trade, Prices, however, wero without material cbange, though the tendency was downward, the market closiny extremely quiet at the subjoined quotations, at which 7,000 bbis. were dis- posed of, Southern flour was dull and heavy, but prices were without noteworthy change; sales $00 bbis. Small lots of. Canada flour changed hands at unchanged prices. Rye flour was dulland nominal. Corn meal was decilediy more active and firmer; the sales comprised 2,000 bbis., chiefly Marsh’s caloric at $4 85 a $4 06, and Braadywine at $515. We quote:— Superfine and Western flour. Extra State seessesenaes at $2 36. corn market was quiet,ého active export pape meget Ik woh mappa aur the prices accepted indicate a decline of 1c. & 20. per bushel. Sales of 120,000 bushels at 83}g0. for mixed Wentern, 82}gc. for unsound do, and 85c, for ae ee a Oats continued dull at a further deciine of fully 1c. per bushel, The sales wore confined to 30,000 bushels as 62c. a 63c, for State, Glc. tor Jersey, 45c. a 470. tor Chicago, bic. a S70. for lowa, and 48c. a 0c, Milwaukee. Rye was moderately active, and scarcely so firm, with sales of 7,000 bushels at $1 1 and 82c. a 86c. for Western. Barley and Barley and im the absence of sales prices The advices from Europe stimulated PL gee erty Soy home demand for all qualt and an advance was readily established at the opening business, a wl the market closing firm, with a continued 7 aT an 3 40 wate demand prevatied for Pio, but buyers were unwilling to Operate at the extreme prices demanded, and we have no sales to report. Other de- ecriptions were held with Ormness at previous prices. No sales were heard of. Fextouts wore inactive and rates were lower for grain, which was wanted, but steady for cotton. The - ments were :—To Liverpool, 25 hhda. tobacco at 17. 6d., and 1,000 bbls. four at ls. ; also per steamer, 1,000 bales cotton at 4d. To London, 14,000 bushels cofm at $4. and 50,000 bushels corn on steamer's account. MoLassm.—No sales were heard of outside the usual business in jobbing lows to the trade. Prices were nomi- nally unchanged. NAVAL Stones, —Spirite by ey was quiet and some- what irregular. We quote 67c. a 68c, without papers, and 700, a 72c., with papers. Rosin—Common was a 12} bei ly demanded ore 600 common at $3 a $5 1255, 7 60, 200 do. strained at $3 37%, and 100 do. ue at $3 60. Tar and pitch were quiet at aneb: ed 5 ‘ous A F jobbing demand prevailed for linseed at unchanged prices, viz, bed a $i 51. Purkoevm.—the market was more active, there boing A good export ‘and an advance of le. a lise. per wee estabiicbed ou both crude and bondet; the Huce. —The market Tiangors br ption, open consum| at die gle, tn tne, card ceeutag witkam tevenctey fesse 7 at 34%c., gold, in bond, an advance of fi 7 we. per Ib. fot af 9}%0. « 10% c., cerrency. Carolina was quiet and frm. z i i i i § 2 é Te tF} E + F 981 boxes Havana at from 9 igo. @ 11% 0. anmel ee a ee eee Ibe. 8 12 igo. Weoney. hoceiy 728 bola, was quiet and nominal as $2 200 $2: and Weavers, ANOTWER BRAVE LITTLE SHIP. From the anpered curious account of « snail across the ocean in the serenteenth century, It will be seen that the daring attempt of Captain Hudson to get acroms the seas im hie little boat ie not Without ® precedent, Captain Jobn Smith's General! Historie of Virginia, New Rngiand and the Summer Iles, London edition, 1629, Vol. I, page 151, bas the following — weve ume m 4 BOAT OF 8 TUS SA/LE OVER THE MarR ocuas, Bo Mt war that Sl ee a eS could paraage for England, ved to undergoe ah but they would make an escape from uch ser- war Richard aod bw confederates William Goodwin, e ship carpenter, aa Harison, a joyner, James Barker, 6 and Henry Past. These re 3 oman, ° pairing to the Gorernour, and with pleasing insinuations Bim if bee would allow them but th ngs necessary waa bailé him « best of two or three tunnes, & clome decke, should 8 Gehing ali weathers. The Governour, haite proud he had brought bie men to 80 (00d © pane, as he conowived, to offer themanives to S works, insanely with all willingnese jem with afl th’ they could desire, and man: With All expedition. Having made choise of « place moet Ot from moleata- tion, Whey went forward with (hat expedition that ina Py time she was brought to perfection By this tape up that brooght the Governour being 16 Ae Part, hee sends « lusty gange to gor foc bin vost 200 Clev&PittsRR,b30 8634 | t Carry him aboard, but, arriving at Wie place where 600 do. i Was butit, they could beare so more of ber but she w gone ‘he lass evenmg to Kea ta try how 4 he? would satio, Muet search and dispute was where Ua boat should be, but at last they found divers letters in the cabbins, to Lis effect, directed t the Governour ana otber ter Tends, shat their bard aud bad usage was so \lollerable And Cbeir hope so small ever againe to see ther Countrey or be delivered from such servitude, they d\t rather chuse to put themselves to that desperate hazard goe for England, in which, if they miscarried, as it waa much to be mistruated, their lives and bloods should be req vired at their Lands wae the canse, A compasse Dialt Barker bad borrowed of Master Hy \es, to whom he writ that as hee had oft persuaded them to atience, and that God would pay them, though none dit; 6 must how be contented with the losse of his Dial with his owne doctrine. Suck lessure they found to bee merry when the ope ef reson they wore marching into ‘@ Most certaine 7 ‘The Governour being thus satisfied of thelr escape, extreamely threatened them no less than a hanging, but the stormes of the Ocean they now more feared then him; good provision by bartering thoy had got from the ship, where Goodwin im a bravado told the Mariners, though he could not be permitted to goo with them, yet Peredventure. hee might bee in before them, ‘whereat the Master and his Mate laughed merrily. But having beene now under saile three weeks, the winds so favoured them, they felt nothing of which they had cause to feare; then a biustering gale blowing in their teeth pat them to much extremity for divers dayes, then becomming more gentle, away they past prosperously some eizht or ten dayes more, Ul meoting a French Piccaronne, of whom they desired succour, hee, like himselfe, tooke from them what he liked, leaving thom not so much as a crogse-atatle to observe withall, and so cast them off; their course still they continued Ull their victuall began to fall to the lowest ebbe, and the very knees of their smali vessell was halfe bh way for firewood. At last, to their infinite joy, they arrived in Ireland, where the Earle of Tomund honorably entertained them, and caused the boat to bee hung up fora monument, and well shee might, for shee had sailed more than 3,300 miles by a right line thorow the maine sea, without any sight of land, and I thinke since God made the world the like navigation was never done uor heard of. NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Fortness Mownor, July 28, 1906. The stextaer George Appold touched here this after- noon to receive om board a number of colored people destined for Boston, where situations have beea procured for them. ited States tug Decatur, in the service of the uf States Burial corps, arrived here to-day with the barge Dell Hynes, from Washington. The bargo had on board a large number of cofflus, and was sent to City Point. Over twenty thousand collins are now in Wash- ington awaiting shipment to the different cemeteries designated for the burial of Union soldiers. ‘A meeting of the citizous of Elizabeth city and conaty was recently held in Hampton, at which resolutions were adopted approving and endorsing the call for the National Union Convention at Philadelphia on the 14th of August. Too Mucu ror RapicaL Bostox.—Among the visitors whom the summer has brought to Boston is a Liberian family of wealth and position, proposing to travel through America, and expecting certainly to Bnd a hos- pttable welcome {n Boston, if nowhere else, They travel in luxurious style, ne ied by their servanta, se ral degrees blacker than themaclves. They stopped here at the Marlborough Hotel, recommended to them as the most liberal in the city. ‘But after a stay of only one day they were called on by the landlord and intormea that he could not permit them tosit at his public table, ‘on account of the prejudices of his customon. He gen erously offered to send meala to their rooms; but this erclusion the proud spirits of the Liberians could not brook, and they left the house. Not another place in the fanatical city of Boston could be found to shelter them, and they sought refuge in a boarding house at Satem. Even here the apiritof caste pursues then, and the preesure from her other guosts has compeiled the landlady to ask them to sit at « second and separate table, They are both astonished and grieved at this dis play of popular sentiment in what they had expected to find a democratic locality, Being told, and truly, that @ far worse treatment would meet them at Niagara, the White Mountains, and other resorts of fashion and con- sorvatism, they are contemplating, I believe, an immo- diate return to their own country, froma land which offers them nothing but insults. "’— "Boston correspondence Chicago Tribune, A Max oF Acoomriismments Torna Rasear. —Purther developments in relation to August Weyer, whose arrest for passing a worthless check on Millikin & Conway bas been noticed in the Sun, show him to be no mean spec mon of the confidence man. It has been ascertained t poeketboo! chanics’ aod First National Banks of this city, a lit of Doarding bouses and a lot of cireulara, si Chas. De Villiers, for the establishment of an lemy of music and gymnastics at Cheshire, Conn., was found on him. Tho accused admitted tho act charged against him, and said it was the frst of the kind he bad over committed. It has been discovered, however, thats number of firms in other cities have been sufferers from his acts, them J. Riach & Co., saddiers, 416 Sixth ‘amount of $222, and tPfai & ‘man of pleasing address, Tight bair and complexion, and isnaid to be an excellent en—Murzcee. —On r, July 25, at the real 4 ‘8 ta, bys Rev. H. Waterman, Hevay Bam to F, , dangh' of M. Metager, Raq, all of this city. Dewaneer—Warrens.—In Brooklyn, on Sanday, July 2, by the Rev. C. Pletcher, Wm. E. lneuanmer, of Now York city, to Mary BE. Waurers, of Brooklyn Dvower—AYnaa —In this elty, on Monday July 30, by the Rev. Dr. Putney, Hewne M. Demar to Mus Lets F, residence of Jacob A. Otto, $1 Grameroy park, by the Rev. Fa:her Gambosville, Avocetus Rmcnano to Miss Biaxcux Baguie, both of New Oricane, La. Stamson—Rowzarn Saturday, July 28, at the resi- donce of the bride's father, Mr. Sastuni. Srxxsox to Mire Mary L. Rowxkrs, both of Brooklyn. Marietta (Ohio) papers please copy. pine culpaaniang, wa Maallly, ty WO hae, wit of Lorenz H. Abbey. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funoral, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at four o'ciork, from her late residence, 140 Wash- 00 corner of High street, Brookly’ ram — bm Monday, July 30, Camuaroraee Dewan son of Morgan and Cecelia Hyrnex The friends and relatives are fully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the realdence of hie faiber, Duplin papers please copy. * Baxaert.On Mouday evening, Joly 20, at 116 East Thirtieth street, Gronan H. amanrr, in the 66th year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Bunoxen.—In the city of yD, alter ® lingoring disease, Prva Danowmn, agod 69 years, ends of the family, the New York Oy tant ty, alec we friends of John, Harris and Charles , are reepectfally invi atiend the funeral, on Wi efiernood. at one o'clock, from the Bet stip, foot of lige street, North river, New York, alll la papers please copy. Bavas.—lo Becllys, on texarday afternoon, Jaly wD, of cholera infantum, Faxam Aswe, only denghter of © and Sarab A. Bryan, aged 1 year, 11 months and 2 days ‘The relatives and friende of the family are reepectfully invited to attend (be funeral, from the residence of her 4, Dekalb avenue, third house above Portland avenue, thi (Tuerday) afternoon, at three o'clock Buowa.—(n Monday, Joly 90, Frasca Camorixs, in- fant daughter of Frederick and Caroline Blobm, aged 7 months and 7 days The relatives aud friends of the family are reape:tfully ited Wo attend the funeral, from the residence of ber Prventay) af South Eighth vtreet, Brooklyn, FB. 1)., this toe. ) afternoon, at two o elock, without further no- Bovontor —BSuddenly, from sunstroke, on Sunday, his residence, in Brooklyn, Ost year of his age. Further notice of faners! will be given. Bexuonp.—At Niagara Falls, on Wednesday, Jniy 26, Jous Barwonn, of Austin, Texas, son of the inde Dr. Paw Barbe Hremond. Notice of fanersl on the arrival of the body. Bateo —Oo Monday. July 80, Professor Avon MaLao, of Aibe, Italy, aged £2 years. ‘The reiati and friends are respectfully ed to attend the funeral, from bit late residence, No, 8% Court pn ene this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'cloe! Bmpaans.—Ie Brooklyn, on Mi , July 30, Mrs. Awy Brnorait, relict of Benjamin 8. Birdsall, aged 08 care if ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the feneral, from the residence of her son-in-iaw, Joun Shuster, No, 70 Berges = on Wednesday afternoon, at quarter. past two 0 cloe Brnxence.—At DeerSeld, Mam, on Sunday, Joly 2 Eowanp €., son of the late Alexander and Mary (. Birk beck, In the Zist year of his age The relativer and (riends of the family are respectfully Inv ted to att he faneral, from No 172 Livingrton treet, Brooklyn, this (Teesday) stiernoon, at three 0 clock. Banene — In Hoteon (1 July %, after a tong and lingering any, wife ‘of Sumen T. Barnes, and ts 5 rd of the late Rdward Smith, pile of the port of New V ork ‘The reiatives and frends are retpactfully invited to Attend the funeral, from Simpaon MK ehoreh, Hudson City, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock. Cox, —On Monday, Joly 30, at har residence ie Prook- tyn, Panorace W. Cox, seed 81 years The meinbers of the Journeymen Penetl Case Makers Ammociation, of which he wea Provident, will be noted of the hour of hia funeral In tomorrow's paper Commas At No 128 Mecdoogal street, om Sunday, Jaly 29, Gaonar Cormmsn, aged 2 yearn, Albany and Troy papers please copy. cr rm 6 Sundey, Joly 2, ot bie remidense, No. 00% Perry street, Jone 0. Covnwen. « reiauves aod frends ere fr if N. J, om Mow invited | attend the feneral, thie ( Sfiernoon, at one o'clock Dowcnoe. Drowned while beibing, at Bobekes, on SHIPPING NEWS, Morver stroat, this fa MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS Weesdion Ulen, whieh call at ‘Letdon soamers for or (rom the Continent call at Southaupioa. ) Mra, AuiGan Glover, 78 yoare. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully ved to attend the funeral, from the residence of Mi ooper, Bowronville, L. L., this (Tuesday) aftor- noon, at four o'clock The remain will be taken to Catchogue, L. 1, for interment. Haisky.—at North Caldwell, a Sanday, July 29, Comwauros aged corge A. and Jowephine A. Halsey, aged 6 months, of eliolera infantum, mn . Funeral from the house of Walter Mead, Faq. Main Grange, this (toeeder) morni jock. ve foot of Barclay street, Ratlmpad, pale past eight A. M. a s Habeng.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 24, at Susque- haanadepot, I's, Anx, the beloved wife of Pethr Rain 47th yoar of boa aga, —On Tusaeday, Ju! Roras ¥. Husnano, formerly of He was buried in Woodlawn Cometory, July 25. Nashville, Tenn, papers please cop! Jauvm.—On Suniay, July 29, Mra. of Jonathan Jarvis, in the 76th year of her age: The relatives and friends of the family are invited to wttend the funeral, from the seventh Prowby, terian church, corner of Broome and Ridge streets, Wodnesday aftornoon, at two o'etock Jack-on,—On Sunday evening, July 29, at her roai- dence, No, 285 West Kighteenth street, Maky Anni, wife of William Jackson, aged 68 years. = The funeral services will bo hold at the above place on Wednesday afternoon, at one 0’ Will be taken to Cypre Jn, Nassau, NP, and Cavs—Steamahip Manbattan, tox Havana-—Steamahip Morro Castle, from New Tor io Misdlasippt, from New 4 \p Sheridan, from New York Aug #, Special Notice. pockages futended for the Naw Yore 4 teainabi Mountain, N.J., | Pon an? Basle. AN letters and Hawa should be sLMamao rom New 465 iy %, at Cleveland, Ohio, atin, Ne Ship Universe (Br), Hatten, Livacpool—Willlame & Gulo Ship Mary O'lirlea, Veer, Sion, NB daow & Bur Bark Ido (Ital), Camevell, Tarra, Bark Xantho; Conway, Asoinwall—Panama Railroad €o gist Saccamento, Hussey, Charleston ON hs Mer Bark N I Gaston, Parmien Barbados Guisoppine (Ital), Buau, Cette aud Palermo f Gondolier, Crane, 8 Joho, NF—-D R D> Woit Brig Cocily Helen (Mr), Taylor, st Joba, NF-M E NL MoCready & ocm. The Hill at two o'clock, The friends of the family and the members of the Central Methodist Episcopal church are requested to attend Lawn —On Monday of Aukun, kingdom of ‘Hanover The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Most Hoty Redeemer, Third suet, between avenues Band ©, on Wedne: morning, at half past Mariaok..—On Sixth jerk Heary P Lord, Butler, Port Brig Riclunond, Powers, Bostow Mystic, erry, SmithyMie N jacksonville-—Van Brunt & Siaght. dkomd Beye & Co —Walsb & Carver July 30, Joms A. Lasers, native Hoaton—So0w d y last, at the residence of her niece, Mrs. John © Chessman, No. 240 Fifth avenue, Hannan Mariack, daughter of the late White Matlack, ip the 84th year of hor age, are respectfully invited to attend the fa neral, on Third day morning, at ten o'clock, from No. 240 Fifth avenue, without further notice ~At Old Point Comfort, Va., on Tuesday, July ester Mellon, aged 57 Steamship City of New York (Br), Let ieemstow sh 19th with mdse’ and 61 th mdse and O41 p 24, MakY Apauise, widow of © ahip Star of Pence y teamebip Havaris Mrnues.—At Southhold, Long Island, on Saturday, Qiieners bow $22 July 24, Many Avx Meuaea, in the 60th year of her age, Maxweu.—On Monday, July 30, Mra Mairaa Max weit, the beloved wife of ‘Mr. William Maxwell, a native of Cloniebret, county Monagtan, Ireland, agod Tequested to attend the fu (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o’olock, frowm 615 ireenwich street, to Greenwood Cemetery. Martix.—On Mond, with naval store Slenraliip Sheri July 90, SrmruKw Maris, aged to HB Cromwell & Co. riton street, this (Tu His remains will be ta seven A. M. train on the Hu for interment by the wine, corkwood, de Hark Flor det Mac ukeepsie, Syracuse and Auburn papers ploase Thayer, Cow Bay MoContom.—On Satere y 28, Many Axw Cr mand niece of the ham Appleton, of Boston, Meanie Corea Me ‘The relatives and friends of the fart fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tu noon, at half-past three o'clock, from her late resi , without further notice. On Monday, July 80, after a long and painful illness, CHantes MeDonovau, in the forly-eighth Year of his age. ‘The funorn) will take place this (Tuosday) at two o'clock, from his lato vesiden: The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Connaught papers please copy Onaax,—On Monday, July 90, Joux, youngest son of Jobn and Johanna Organ, agod " Tho faneral will take place this (Tuesday) morning, at ton o'clock, trom the residence of his parents, 328 Pearl . with plaster, bound to Brig Golden Lead, sugar and molaase 138 Fifth avend ayawvier, 14 days Loper, Washington, Ni , from St Jobn, NB, at LWA M, at Point Lepre tack to StJohn subsequently got Params —On Monday, July 90, Renrevs, yeare. friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, this (T 0 o'olock prectaoly, {rom the residence of her son: }, Jacob Jacobs, 114 Chatham street. Packru.—On Monday, July 3 youngest danghter of John H, and 9 months The rolativer and frieada of the famity are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ter paronts, No. 125 Charles street, this (Tuewtay) afternoon, Parsoxs.—In this city, on Monday morning, J at four o clock, Grace o 1, Parsons, aged 1 year a1 Tho funeral will take place on residence of her grandfath: a aoe eee ae 20, auddonty, Ricnano nL, —On y, Jul y aRD Prreriu:n, aged 61 years. atives and friends, aleo those of hiv brother Obarles, and son Jonn Pittficld, are ited fonoral, from has late residence, [Third « nue, between 102d and 108d streets, this (Tu noon, at one o'clock. The members of Eureka are notified to attend at the this (Tuesday), Sist instant, at oleven pose of paying the last tribute ceased brother, Richard Moses 3, Phillips, a The retaives aby renin, Lord, from Ak month for orders, put in on the 4th of June, having «pry lank on the Ath inat on the Equator, whieh went on ine erday) afternoo Jooked and examined. ot ee een ee W OD Sewers, Cape Town, CON Ti tae Bivzaboth Packer, aged Jer sprung, has bean condemned, part of her 6 shipped, per Costaretii, for Lisbon, ky Akwah for Caleatla, stew eturned, was condemned aud ehiid of Dr. R. Land o anded on Jaspar Bhoal May 2% Wednesday, from the r The boat, landed at Ballymoney. noar Cour. exford county. The sbip makes some Feeuppered, which will amount to », NO. 243 F. and A.M, 904 Broalway, lentnegos for Boston, wd Herne & total | ed, [Thad & Durie | Md, and was owned In | are A Davie. the Grecian Shoale fth ine ‘One fifth of the cargo w Of respect to Gur Me | wee is tons, baill at Waldoboro aston: Poxpy,—In this ctty, on Sesurday, sumption, Meuwna Avovera, eldest and the late Augustus Purdy, in the 18th year of her age. The (unoral service will take (Tuesday noon, at five o'clock, from 401 Weat Ty corner of Ninth aveoue. tor of Melinda The remains wi n search oh the re whiew bad been burned in from Twenty sixth street and Fou on Saturday, July 28, Anexavonr D. Rawron, to the 4fith year of his age. ‘The fancral Look place on Suaday, the 20th, froin bis , No. Third avenue. . July 30, after a severe new, of bis age, a native of aty Longford, Ireiand of the family are ceapectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence erneon, at two the pasenge from allied from Raw Vr o'clock, without farther Karo —On Tuesday, July 24, Rowent Avex ax t Prewidense trow The relatives and friends of the family are respect’: invited to altend the funeral, from the Seveuth avenue United Presbyterian Church, this (Tuesday) morning, a Sovrr. Oe Sunday July 29, after a short illness, #rxe 9 Haar, July 15314 Wm Frothingham, Qoaley, WY Noman’ Ringrnan Corditt and Usted bee! ‘Old fr \ Sampson, Boston x, N®, July SO Aer China (4), Hookley, Liverpool of, Joly Ma-Arr Moravian (#), Alton, Quabea uve Porter, New Opieame. ea 4th, Wavelet, jatensas, Montana Moore, ‘N 0 NYork; Helen K too: Ao, ‘ in tha Couk, lout ‘ua, My y a er, Stuith. ¢o:'Gow bait fooks, 40, CUT, New bnglaml Hodge, Boston. To the river 18th, Outward bound. Helvetia (5), Ogelvie, fot Xow York, Wan Tapsout, Bell, do; Longwood, Petersen, yduey Foil out 1%), Persia, Doane, for Mio Janiero ria Q Low pownwany \6—arr Sunshine, Monter, NY 3 Ar a ANY do. ONT ey L-Arr brig Mord t, MoU eatin, Netto oir. Mi, sleateers Orte Savory, NYork vhs Janeien lth, berks Teabel, 01 Portland (and ald 11) Hoe Ayres b, Cant (Swed), Olmyren, NYork To port Fane 14, abty Oba J Baker (Br), Cook, for At werp, idg, bark Mpesdwell, Diran, tor Work, ‘40: Alfred, Hiutongel, aud Lulan (de), Hooper, for 40; July In port barks Grime, for Nore fon, Tracey, nd. Usrieion, ‘Trecarten, from Gar Dth, Lark Kawin Gordor Org Mle ay Macurrivs Juae é-fn port ship Rainbow, Frosman, fromm Boston Bev 22 5 Marita, May tt--10 port shy Lady Besalodon, ham, ding Batlo % Vesa Morse, for sala. F Prince (Br), for NYort, lig; back Victoria, Ta port ships Hougttom, Buckminster, Mh, for Maden, * oa, July 1—Cid bark Camelia (tas), Rite, York. wen, sobr Annio Hella, Prin im do, jdet arr, Cagrim, July 1o-Ratd out Prowse, Wrows, N Haven, Maras Jane §—Arr Albert Edward, Low, Gopeutpore (apd rematped 13th lust). Multan, Miller for London RWwOHWANG, May L—Arr Hudson, Nye. Tiewtatn ty 1—Ta port brig f.. 8 W Arnatrony, Crawfomd ‘one Beacronr, day 25—Arr Pinah, Doane Ito Janet (and ald June 3 for Cape Town Quexnwrown, July 20--Arr Java (s), Moodie NYork Cow Liverped nad proseeded). S14 17tb, Siar of tue West, Por- Fy (from St Jown, NR) Liverpe Kaxcoon May 211d Auror. Glet, Queenstovn. Inport May ©, Amity, Bisson, for isurope. Hardon, Turner, for Manimain, and others as befor tr Hitters, May Marr Jy Phillip, Maurttins (amd Martha ideous, do. Bh) dune ©, Orlow, fing, Hoan Kong Jou, NB. July Arr barks Mewonstie, Blancha, amd Pirt), Miveiro, Boaon, brig Nellie, Delanuy, New ly 17-814 Raith, for MYork ly a 8 ark Lime, 08 en, for Phat ‘July B—In port brige Oareline, Bulltvan, fae Boston 10 days; [larry Gilbert (Be). II, fur N¥ory 2 de Sid 7th sche Abby Mradford, Vredman, Miragoane, to te for NYork Tate Hav, OGI, June 6—Ald Soahiand, Th Ray itot the Age, Atchison, New Vor: 7th, | Anale, Brown, ZLawaibar, 12th, ft ar Wavorax wer nakown Suld Keele, phia, Helena, Peterson, at Falmo i Kempiee, at Cape jan. Atart Point 4, DML, Croasfell, at Que 4 Win Tappaoott, from ~a cpl, Om fot rom Shileide. For Hustou New I 2, froun Liverpoot. American Ports. KAN PRANCISOO July Z—Arr bark Alam, Calea 28th. Ahip bliaa Greenman, Webber, Hon Kong; bark A ® Chaser LVESTON, July 20-Ci4 brig Joaste Rhyoas, Jonen, Noston. steamer Virglola, Spencer, York; 2st, sone Ram- pire Kiate, Chalaay. EW x ip John ®y ke Cephas Blerrett, Gregory, NY! beige J Bauks, an, Moy nan: ctr Yelle, tas July 01 whe Arr brig | Adame, Kotte, i Fein Robina, Mattimorw iad shop LESTON, July 26-Aer U 8 supply steamer New- be u NYork SAVANNAH, July 23—Arr steamship Missourt, Lovetem@, NY ld brig r s "Ree Bague ia Grn 2th, are steamship Pert, Delaney, NYork, Cl4 sohe adn, pin. me aR Tarr bere h NYork. Pia Bm ina inalip Kebeors, Clyde. ¥ York NNC July 3 Acr achy KT Nmith, Downe, FORTRERS MONROR, J aly 1 o Ui from Norfote. for Demarare’ brig June, from Babta, oe TOWN, BC Juty 210i Urlgs Florence Matha. Wow 200, Locte Barbados, Cyehowe, Haskell, de. UK, July €—tld steamer 1) Alenton (B ma, We al) three sid) Mille Tut aren, Nick argo bury! Minion,’ Buact, seam Rap yon, ” reeks i " Wileres whe Sipe “ted, Cube Pt or Altgator Pitladed> iberaak Wick, atisteighs, Lacy Bhomoum, Ey, 2g 2 —Ci4 ry Martone, Sapien, Gelvectam wotre Harcie Be rou Maree. | WY ork KATH July Shee brige Pinlet, Adame, Richmond, V Liacoln Webu, Wye, Foladelphia POreMOUTH. Tely Bear eakr Maryland, Cathonety cae uce Pastner SPW BEB rOMD, Joly Age sehen Chase and Thomae B * Rowman rerio ingest Motler, Ainb HOLME HOLE, Hentings, chee Die enge (apes 1 ALU Laveen, B Nene e Racer Be tichartonn, Roattinghom. Ta Art one Mowe Paton, Caraton, F uiladaiphie Salem. Nellie D, & ae fu" rr , oldest son of John and Kivvabeth T Seott, atives and friends of the family are reepectfully » attend the funeral from the residence of h x rents, No 4 King street, toi (Tuesday) afternoon, at Siorwrit.—In this city, on Sanday, July 29. Gmace widow of Abraham Shotwell, im the 90th pear of her 1°. “Ayia rolativen and friends ace invited to attend the funeral services, from ber late revidence, 218 West Twenty-oighth atest, this (Tuesday) afterooon, at four o'clock, without further notice, Sravwe—Om Sunday oveoiag, July 29, pence ‘The rolatives apd (riende of the family are raqnesied to attond the funeral, tbis (Tuenday) afternoon at three o'clock, from ber late residence, 66 Broadway, ¥. Mar b 3 for Layerpoot with flown of abe Ll tmus of costa of Pid from Macoa May 6, Whatemen. roe NR for Areva copy July 0. Tasonorn and Helena P Htud- Aurnap, infant ton of 2 months and 15 days 1 services this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at 28 Weet Thirty-ninth street Somraos.—Suddenty, in this city, om #ith day), the J7th of Seventh month, None knew him bat to love, None named bim bat to praise Notior of the funeral bereafter. Ou Ratarday evening, July 28, after e thort, painful iliness, at the remdence of hiv nae, Brooklyn, of Henry and Marie Phuadephla for Biveryont 2 ” #. trom NYork fe 1 Laverpoak, May Stare May om bing, aged 12 youre, 2 monte | IM ag 30, at the residence of her ninth street, Pus om Forms, is he from Rangoon for Park James Fi »” ter som, widow of Nathaniel Smith, of Bad year of Ler age. vee add friends of the family are i Hatienine lat 4, Jom 16 2 Hirie Plight, at West Farm to meet the baif past two P.M. train from Twenty #ixih 4, Armenia, Harper, 40 .—On Friday, July 27, of cholers, Ke Nowtrasn, in the 4th year of lis age. Many Jane, aie leabolia Vandorhoof, is ae Avene, Way 38 w York via Monterite ™ da of the family are reepect ehard's ebureb, Thirteenth Seventh avenues, on Wednesday morning, atten o cloek The remaine will be laken samme day lo Dobos’ Kerry for eet, betwoon Minth and ng vtroke, Riva Vivcawen, on fallen, aged 46 The friends and relatives of the family and the mem. ne Soviety of the Unione @ Frattalinmas Mal riled to atlend the forere Winget Hone » y, Je) Lith year of bis apy bert Mime Gobtend the tamily are m his iatereeidenee, 0 eeday) Bf! 9008, Bt UO 0 more nantes vo attend the oro’ mee werent, Brook On Satortey, Jely D, ‘rwe CR Weowen ant relatives of the ‘Aw invited to attend the funere, iti, comer & four VerROOn, at ba: m Randay, July “gy af dysentery, ner OW AName ane aged 1d yours, § onthe ar A 21 daye ‘The faneral warvice wil 7 Are rempectt iy Uak® plane al (he Greene sires ‘ineetay morn The frees FA relatives ot tie family are re eed wo aent */iheat fortker invilstiog. The re ‘Wil De ekeB.to Woodiown for interment oe, Mew York, WP OY P ~ Troratore Carver (rand Troah ache + Walker Moy), S: Mare, Henge), Chae W Bewtlay and hammyenn, ue CC ee duly TT -Are eehre Chartes 4 Mntamm, Linnobig, Lady buldll, Petaiaes, ond Maven benetss, Kame ™ ours Rh Vanaman, Vacgman i few ond forme Rie and ee Reomety NY ork Ot sche Rage + stetioan, Prfaasipile phir crot beity at Aer Wig ntorain, Lngranare, Inde emelay tid. cae Avon Pew ‘wore, aay Harvest, Corer. 8 Yor WAKMEN, July 77--Aer gehr Mary Vi rakeckport. Sid, sehr Ben) Brows, Law PAWTUCKET, Joly M—Ai4, eohy Julie Marla, Gott, item ram ae oe | TuaNn ’ prin. Ba we Nemat corn, Rew o LZ Se ee ieleiekig are Onan seme, Hecee, Bee 7 aye Sk Cewiae Reodarenn, Grape, Monin wert. Vernham, NYork. Cit, brig Leen ‘vom Ph eetphia eid tA 4 vane Tie Fond, apieead, Berow sof Tone CGoattrey [how ver fry 20. how) Bovws, Core, ne HS hearers, Deane WY ort Retiont (or MYart Whaler, Wottes laty hdeme teers, Wier, teehee tor Tyeatom, MD. Meh whey | --¥« ein ro * maaan 0 Emel oI STD, Mh Suny athe wee Dindow Meme £, wey nao 1 Fort, Port tarataut Kheet 0 ft eT ae. Detpa!, tempi 4 6 Dew t ” Wageer bay oii, Mignon, Laer. 9 Tow Mearetigeet, Poaby Avgactaia, Wye to, eomee