The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1866, Page 8

ce emer FINA VAL AND COMMERCIAL. Woy moas, OP Sept. 26-0 P. M ‘The stock anhil has ¢yyetoped increased animasion ‘and buoyancy 10-447 noy@ithstanding the inclemency bares in particular were of the woather, Od strongly in th? ascen@snt, the month of October has almost invariably been one of eative speculation for a rise, and there 1s nothing in the year to make! an exception to dition of affairs this rule, while there is quch to stimulate # more than ONjnary demand for mocks, The Western crops are larger than usual, and there is a prospect of our exports being large in propor- ‘The latest English journals received here infor ‘us that Me harvesting of the crops was ine very Y .ck- ward state at that time, and that a large quantity Of” grain hod Deen entirely lost, owing to previous heavy yaing. ‘The reports frou various parts of the Continent, * ycluding France, are also similarly unfavorable, Meanw? ile mone- tary ailuirs here promise to remain unchang@ 4 for a con- ben. niderablo time to come, The banky are #0 far with currency that they aro not withdraw ing that por- tion of their temporary deposits repreeen’ ted by Honso certilleates, the intersst apom W¥ ich ceased yes- Loans to the Stock Exchangz are offere’ torday, glutted Clearing a freely at four per cent, nud seme of the dea’ ers in government securities are enabled to supply tha nselves at rime commercial paper is in reqy eat at ba ig 2% a8. per cot, bot there is not much offering, The Western money markeis are moderately easy, &F.d there is as much cur- rency returning from the Wey, as is being sent there from this centre, at the early tession of Ry» open board the market wae very firm, with especial Puoyancy in Erie, which ad- vanced to 76. At the ‘Prat regular board it was strong and active. ‘Erie gold, up to 767%, closing 1) % higher than at tho’same time yesterday; New York Cont! bd Reading ¢, Clewsisnd and toledo 14, Roew Island 34, Obiownd *isskwipp! certificates 34, guicksilver %4, Can- ton 4, Cambapiand 114, Maripe# /4- Pacitle 3g lower, Mavipoea profett Pa graph 34. Mail was Western Union Tele- Bank steee® are firm, and Continental soldat 103; Fourth Nat onal 106 44. State stocks are wm steady demane, especially those of ‘Tennessed of the new issue. Worth Carole new bonds showed an advance of %. Gove ‘ent #ecurities were inactive but steady in tone, Five-twenties and ten-forties sold at the prices current yestorday morning. second series declined 34. At the” one o'clock Seven-thirty motes of the first and sesdoa of the open board here wae no material change either in prices or the specniative temper. ing 11165, 85!;, Cloveland and PiAxburg (b. 3) Island £.23¢, Ohio and MBsissippi certificates (( me gold at 7734, Read , Michigan Cental 118, Michigan Southern, 8736, Rock b 8) 203%, Quicksiiver 6354, Marip@a 14}g—preferred 32% a %, Westora Union Telegrph 667, Cumberland 54% a 5. ‘There waa no subsequoft seesion of either the regular or the open board, owmgto the adjournment of the former %o attend the funerd of a member, Mr. E. Di upre, and that of the latter in @msequence of tho death of amem- ‘bor, Mr. S. I. Josep’s. The market in the lower hall of the Stock Exchange, however, remained strong and ac_ tive, with the excwtion of a further break in Mariposa preferred, whichvarried it to 30a \, in the midst of a Pressuro to gell asd considerable excitement. aitorwards ralliol, however, to 82a 33. Tho stock demand for ‘Whe loading railvay shares was very brisk up to the close ‘ef business, uvler which prices improved, and at half- past five the giotations curront were as follows:--New York Contral408%¢ a %, Evie 773¢ a %, Hudson 122 a %, Reading 119% a 74, Michigan Southern 8536 ® Miinois Sentral 124, Cloveland and Pittsburg 875% a %, North. western BAK n 34, preferred 6844 a %, Cleveland and Toledo 1H, Rock Irland 1125; a 34, Fort Wayne 1005 a 2%, Ohio ma Mississippi cortifieates 2034 a 34, Canton 54, Cumberland us 4, 34 045, Quicksilver 537, a 54, Mariposa a 82 a 44, Western Union Telegraph There is ory Httle doing In compound interest notes, Dut for the information of holders outside of Wali street, ‘wo append the quotations which were current among ho leading doalera this afternoon:—June, 1864, 1174 = 3s; July, 1163f a 117; Angust, 116% 0 1 @ 36; Deoomber, 11414 a 14; May, 1866, 112); @ ®ember, 11034 a %{; October, 110 a 14. + Octodor, 11554 3; Sep. The gold market was atrong, and advanced steadily from 1443¢ at the opening to 145\{, after @eclined to 1453¢, the closing quotation, ® moderate borrowing demand, and made at 132 a 1-16 per cont Tender. which it There was loans were in favor of the The steamers City of London, from Liverpool, ‘aud Hansa, (rom Bremen, are reported to have brought , $211,000 in specie, us previously advised by telegraph. Sowoe partios are sill urging the Secretary of the Trea- Bury to Fel] some of the gold in the treasury vaults, or to antivipate tho payment of the November coupor na, ut it ds understood by the best informed on the subject that he declined doing either. In this determination, if euch H be, he is quite right, and if he came to any other he ‘wou!d be quite wrong. Neither the needs of the govern ment nor of tho public call for any sale of Treasury gold, nor yet for any propayment of interest, and it would be & grave error on the part of Mr. McCulloch to yir solicitations of speculators by doing the oue or t What the public interests require most in the 48 wtability of value, and the government cannot id to the he other. currency interfere with the gold market without promoting fluctuations in it which would react upon the currency and prices geu- erally. ‘The foreign exchange market continner strong, and ‘Were are very few bills offering. Some of the bankers Advanced their drawing rates for bills at sixty days on England to 10834 to-day, and those at three days to 200)¢ a %, but among tho brokers the rates were i a Jower, Good commercial bills on England were quoted ab 10846 a 10734. ‘Te imports at thisport continue to exceed the ex- Ports In value at the rate of about three millions a week fm carrency, and the shipment of securities has ceared, SLeopt perhaps iv email @nounte. ‘The total gold value of the imports aince the Ist of Jnnuary at this port in 19901,884,297, while the exports aggregate money value ouly $§142,296,217. Bills drawn against ‘Sotton have almost disappeared from tho market, owing 0 the light shipments, influenced by the limited @tock .on hand and the prospect of the next crop Yielding only about a-million of bales. Thore is a somewhat genera! complaint of the scarcity ‘ef small notes, aud tbe Secretary of the Treasury, it is wveported {rom Washington, has been applied to to retire Acoriaio awount of $50 and $100 notes, and substitute @herefor avtcs of the devominutions of $2, $5, $10 and $20 respectively. We can see no objection to this ex- hange if the public conveniona) requires it, in paper for a cur. ‘Tency fails in its usefulness if col ed or printed in incon. venient sums, and the more it (ie adapted for general The propartion of large notes to email should be light, in order to| carry out the purpose either in thy) form of coin or Snvariably: aircolation the bettor. for which money, Paper, i# intended, Smatl( notes irculate more freoly than large ones, it te trae, bi the corrency oxiste it is better to lave it laa sbape to @ireniate freely than otherwise. mali notes tend to *qualize prices more than large ones, for the cd latter are more useful to capitalists and specajlators than to the poopie at large, and they make thems answer ¢ heir pur. poses ae well as retailers do one doliartnotes, Although, therefore, a ourroncy of small notes contributes by its freer of Jation more actively to the g@meral inflation of prices than one of large motes, the Jatver invariably find their way into channels where they contribut fame result in about an equal degree. im the market ratefor the test beakers’ bills days since the end of April inst year will be sufficiently indicated by the subjoined table of quotations at antery ales — Bebe BiG. 107 $06 . Wye Minity shares coutinue active. Kipp & Mell was Tc. lower, Quartz Hill 40e% wecond bom! Jower than Gold was 200 @ille sold at $25, Corydon $5 90, Downieri 91 80, Regie Goi 92 16, Montana dol ‘The Cashier of the er, selling at $240; Atlantic , Rocky Mountain 97 wk of Upper Cana ‘The fluctuations At tha fire board Folambitg Gold and Silver closed Se. higher.than at the wang tin yesterday, Hope Gold 200,, Walkiit\Lead 160, Consolidated Gregory Gold clon&t 360, the Oret board, selling at $17 68. Hope : ‘ le Holman Gold 55¢., song @ to the at eixty mouthly 0107 At the bas \senad the following circuiar is the managers of the branches of the bank throughout im province: — Baxn ov Urraa © oe Paras, Cad Cascaisy.—John Mt, Larkin, and a half old, Aled yeaterdny ot the residence of hie parents, aati ra ehibe ate SPH ae enn en en Payment lance, iu store} terma. add The exports, ds of specie) from the port of New York for the week ending September 25, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those of the corresponding periods in 1864 end 1865:— For the week, Bince Javuary 1, .$170,865,267 aa $25,864,207 919000 U ry 100) US a, on 8500 U 8 6 3 wet THI Ist a. 105) a 28, ama 1 1000 Minnesota 8" 2000 HndRiv 2d # f bda 108 £00 Mich So 2d m bde $3 5000 ‘Tol& Wablet m ex 100) Mich 80 9 f hs,.. 100 10 shs Fourth Nat Bk 12 Gonunental Bank. anton Compa 20 tt Coal Co. Asnes.—Receipts, none. moderate demand, remained firm at $9 50. at $12 50. Breapsturrs.—Receipts, 6.283 bbls. flour, 10 bags corn menl, 114,741 bushes corn, and 170 do. oats, The market for advanee of to. PS advaneed fnlty te., ithe fate ‘business doing, the sales com- West and State, Mul Corrox-—The deman pared with yosterdoy, yet the firmness of holders had the effert of revtricty only reached I rms ex Time is at New y sh rics anda brig from Nortolk to Bt. Croit, om private Mowanses was quict but unchanged. No sales onteide ade firmer, wit more darng at ta tm for hued fog or now ra $20 70 = $90, SSin, Sew nsess, for Ofvgher ana tober, ber iat “fee extra doe Beet ha were da iry to choice Sactory mode. Termorery.-sOrids wus sendy at 90. tn Whi Price 1,800 bole, were disposed Of; bonded was Refined sugar Was heavy at the effects of pear peng —— eon caused by NEW YOKK HSRALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1866, . in the afternoon there was a strong wind storm, and as soon as itpassed off the rain, which had partially ceased, commenced mcrae Poe ay CHOLERA CASKS. ‘The folowing named cholera cases were reported yester- oh Toman Donlon. 266 Wert Fifty-second street. Bell, 71 West folie nto Man ‘na Hawkins, t) ni san taatine ef Mulberes Mrs, Has, 4% Tenth avenue, NO DRATHS PROM CHOLERA YESTERD, ee Gold notes.. a + 806,000 | that enacted in Maine some daysago, There ceems to be a firm determination to endoree the action of Con- gress to the fullest extent, regardless of the conec- quences, and it would not be surprising to me if the de- mocracy lost every Congressional district in the State, ‘The State officers to be elected consist of a Secretary of $6. reer $3,100 475 gg.8.019 State, Bupreme Court Judge, and some other unimport- “156,519,052 111,204,359 139,960,607 | ant functionaries, in relation to whom there appoars to Fr the harbor awai destinations, Tae. with 9, Delano was elocted two years ®anajoiity of two hundred and Swenracen ve arg Sy Ral beine can- didate tobe him in tor ran race in the person of General George W. Me longa, and may be defeated, Buckland ‘was also elected by a very small majority, and the friends of Finefrock ure confident of achange. Eggle- Dead. ‘he tots ih of deaths in the city was twenty, of Ship I ae wn otal per cholera and six from cholers iafaatum York Sop 7, Ini Bnd diarrhora. Sehr Perndun SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK STOCK E STOCK EXCHANGE. Firet Session—10:30 A. m Hon is opposed. by George H. Pendleton, the democratic | Cholera near North Adame, Mase—Five | Pitinicin oe a Sears ertoue to ter cleeniaeenan eerie Deaths in Twenty-Two Tours, Anan, Ane) cleetion, who expects elected by a smal! majority, _Y. 7 bnt the ‘chances are that the majority will ba on the Boor: 3. ¥., eph: Me: MOOR |. sane. tare The cholera has Proken out with fearfnl violence in tho vicinity of North Adams, Masa. There haye been eight cases and five deaths, the doctors say, within twenty-two hours. Briggsville ia a factory village lo- cated one anda balf miles north of North Adama, on the road leading to Stanford, Vt, It numbers about one hundred and fifty inhabitants, and like North Adams and the vicinity hereabouts, has hitherto been regarded as being unsurpassed as a healthy location. This is a mountain region, lying nestled in among the ranges of the Hoosec Mountaine, At nine o’clock on Sunday night, at Brignsville, a girl aged cighteen years, named Guililiand, who worked in the factory, aud who lived other side, as Eggleston's friends are working night and 7th. Bremen (s day, and will leave no stone unturned to secure bis triumphant election, THE ATRENGTH OP THE PARTIOR, The following figures, showing the political condition of the several Congressional districts for the last two elections, will be referred to duriug the present cam- paign with interest :-— SI Nordenholdt. Pactties Mail sBGa, 21 a9 N ‘York Central Re 107: Baruonse, 2 lo. July 2%, Mae Philatetphta Manee, Bani from do, srr M janks, Sm BO, em) Witter. Mara NYork; Sept, 2,484 rop. Ronaire, 800 Mich 8 &N Ind 20) Bae, into collapse, and died in three hours. George Mogul, a factory employs, aged fifty-seven yoars, was taken on Monday, and died in twelve hours. " ‘Two boys, brothers, aged, respectively, ton and twelve years, named Gaque ‘or Goika, wore taken with cholera on’ Monday fore- noon, They were both wkon at tho same time and died within twelve hours, both dying within fifteen minutes of each 0! Mr. Brown, agod foriy years, boss dyer in the Brigesville factory, was strack ‘down with cholera at the seme time as the boys, and died within fifteen minutes of the samo time of their demise, ‘These five cases, all terminating fatally, occarred within twenty-two hours, There have been two cases in North Adama, both occarring about the same time as the above. ‘The patients were Miss Brackett and Miss Buckley, both Care Coast don’ aia: for ( a). peor rep, maj. rep. roa}, *Tais doos noi incivde the soldiers’ vote, ‘which in the whole county was for Cox, 145; for Morgan, 43, CONGRESSIONAL CANDIED ATRS, The nominations for Congress nearly completed; and the apparently unequal con! has commenced with much vigor on both sides, The candidates an- Se Altan, Gisnal Ann, Fiori, do. City of Dull 30) nounced for th struggle are a8 foliows:— of whom have nearly recovered, At Blackington, a fac. | N¥ork; Lth, 400 ci a Gi Bw Dist, Republican. Democratir, tory villago two tiles west of Adams, a factory girl was | Ait, Quebec: 200 Li & St Jos... pret 0248 | “1 —eBenj. Eggleston, Georgo Ti: Pendieton, on Monday suddenly struck down with cholera, Prompt aa 2—*Gen. R. B. Hayes, Theodore Cook. imensures Were taken, and tho girl is in a fair way of re- worgill, COMMERCIAL REPORT. 3—"Gen. R. C. Schenck, fen. Jesse D, Ward, covery, w 4—*Wm., Lawrence, 1. J. McKinny, ‘The beantifal weather of Tuesday and yesterday seems Wepxesmay, Sept. 26-6 P. M, Pot, with light receipt Pearl were firm William Mungen. 5—Gev. M. B. Walker, bP race si chorea -—* Samuel labarger, 8—C. S, Hami goecen te P i rickland, 10—*James M. Ashley, Y1—Col. Jobn T. Wilson, to have checked the iggher ravages of the disease, as no new cases are annoureed, ‘Thore are no wells at Brigga- ville, and as there have been heavy rains recently the water ised has been suyfaco water. To this cause the sud- don appearance of the disease is attributed, Drs. Babbitt, Hawks, Burrington, Farwell and Briggs, of North Adams, allof whom attonded in the above named casca, pro: 1d Rth ter; Ger om: William P. Reed. ‘Thomas P. Finetrock. Henry 8. Commager. Osear F Moore. ‘Young, a, Tin, i tion to the democratic party here that Fernando and Ben ip Jas $ Groon, Pairehild, Charlcston—Bently, ‘teat: Wood do to the ““unterrified’? in New York, and are re. | ©" hb . 89. « $325 for new wl yeaiern. and $2 88 f for inferior, and Me. for white Western, Oats Steamship Afbemarte, Bourne, Norfolk, City. Potptand Thomas Eveing, Jr and others; but the inilueaee they | yf enmsinn, Atbemans, Bogen, Diats Sept prising 90.009 buai . 8 Se. for Milwankee, and 4%. a | possess over the people is completely neutralized by the ete . thee i cs far Chicago, ways, advanced cousiderablp and was ac- | acts and speeches of Vallandighaia & Co. Result | Eveantinpprancosia Shermook, Porkeaed P hancs GENOA, Sap! thw a He. $2.00" ely Wesiera, at Me. a $e Barley | Thirty-five or forty thousand majority for the radicals on omship Fatrbanks, Hunter, Boston—W P Clyde. Amaranth, He Fens cleo Armor: ‘sales, 36,000 bushels, at $1 ‘8 for ola Gana the 8th of October next, ip Wamautta, Meh, ‘New Bedford—Ferguson & was a trifle better to-day as com- Ship Voluoteér, Simpson, San Frane!coo—Sniton & Co. Ship Robena, Martin, Tgidoo—Toos Dunham, \ Bulp Be Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, Lendon—crinnell, Min- urn POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ng ‘Dieiness too great extent and the sales Glouvester. bales. The receipts amounted to 729 Other descriptions were | in the right side #0 severe!y that he was unable to appear in | ¢, Hark Aunie E Gaiden, Nelson, court until yesterday. The wound inflicted upon him wo Stermahip | Veteran, should have been Savannal Arrived. lumber, $16; gn. of five ‘from Port Ji saggy N. J., to Bos- one hence to Gardiner, cone to Pasvers at i eitiarore to Psuat from Philadelpl reported yesterday for Beaufort, haw pnt fnto P Patuick Kennedy, she inquired her way to the Third avenue cars, He informed her that he was gotng in that direction, and taking her into a vacant lot, way joined by another man narwed Lawrence Mooney. theo brotaily ylolated her person. Several boy: y, Who hea her shouts for betp, inforined » potion oficer. win tho offenders while almost ti te commission Of the erhue. Steamship Oly of Londen (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool S 42. vin Quetnstown 13th, with mdse nnd 6 pasacagers, bo Foun G "Dale, a (Rr), Dixon, London Sept 2, via Havre wr Thess ani fa wusplcious knowing their eantward, Ke deivery ranching, 6,00 Wl closing at for prt character, arrested and detat station house over night, Yesterday morning Allen and. McCormick wera taken to headquarters and “shows wp.’ after which the ofticer escorted them lo the Tonibe on @ charge of vagrancy. NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Siramship Raleigh, Walker, New Orleans Sept 18, with cotton, ey 19 Tringston, Tov 1°, ‘A Brotchie (seaman), Now York, died on board inet, and vy? yd ist rapiine Staton, Bt Mississipp! ey A \oa8s ah fell in, with, & web showing an ‘Eris hur ‘on down; proved to be the Revere, of Tui of Tslands, fi Many . pom a 20 firs ten we contd not spare, dk at half-paat 2 ceeded on one conrse; wind at the time ESE, and light, Steamship San Batreaden, Atking, Serannal Sept 22, a to Gi ‘Garrison & Alte cirenmatances remains a mystery, ‘The facts given in yes ferday's Henarp caused an inquiry to ve made, aud a Catine dic A Thomas Monahan $s under ‘arrest. This at whieh jet, bat to master, 1 for swundard, rrested. Ho re‘nsed io answer any pe pew ere and ervshed, and for eoft A’e Conroy Was about twenty mL State (Br), Brookman, Glace Bay, 8 days, with coal, Fe quote inferior to aramon reaning, 9340. WOige.; fair to n by ocripelion, low ated and wore & badge ‘ot Ene fer refining, 10%c. « 10W&e,: fatr ty grocery, Ilo & pine Compady No. 3. The reareh for the body continues, relate, Wood. Madeira, 21 days, with mdse and 45 Mite ge he ery fae Pees 0Me a Mo: | Dow'e Line tue Cetie—Exomea Cnasr.—Two hard Levon tevin, Beating s ‘ehtiviag ieee Wie RSE IST ince. 's Bice ie. Aes sobs garacters, named Fat Rafertfand Semen Braddan, broke ogangeto OH Mallory. Hed atilol on dosti | Bangasow ry into the Hqnor store omns Chong! ener of Greene akon me active demand and firm. Sales 210,00@Ibe | 4 Satan araetn, on Ratorday night and aasauied ie | Ginraacan, Guion, Glueg Bay, 7 days, with coal, to | ag lao Pic eee pprietor, A warrant having ced in pet iabesic Receipts 60 bbls. Market quiet, bus rm, We | Boritabie Onslow, that w Kehr Dirigo, Darr. 1 mee, aim eek, Lo-giguien, from the Fir Tuesday evening he ed Rat however, waa ns jokey ho sealed a” fence me Wire Daserrion and Bicawy.—Chr tetian Aubleter was ar. | The Columbian Coast Wrecking Company's steamer Rescue festod in Brooklyn yesterday by a Jersey City officer, ” dd amashed I mia ak Phnadelphia, £0 fouled the Hirkeuliend landing stage and sustained col ble damage. . ‘ontREss Mownox, Sept 2° ial storm goutlaien cans!ng delay ko “merous reel, righ bound to Baltinore Beargo of of raga. iid Sth, Arracan, arr 24, disg: Acacin, Strout, di ma, Martin. Georgetown, SC; Rosion; Aug 8, Said Bin Sultan, Rowley, do Drar, Sept la wear, Aug 23—Arr Carlotta, Wi liine, RYork nel HAuwons, Sept 7— Arr Saxe Haver, Sept 7—Cld Vera Crnz (s), Hebard, NYork, Livenroor, Sept 8. PP d, TYimountain, Stout NOrleans (and put is ele ald 12th for more; Twilight, Mc.augblin, NYork; New World, Oltiwell, es Seaman, Doyle, Boston. h, Alice Kelley. Kelley, Montavideo; 10th. yeaa, Baltimore; © Seatiait (i), Quebee: Horatio, it a (808 Disasters): Briueh Que th, Arbutus, Knowlton, Uhiladelphia; Mo Laurel, ‘Dichbarn, Sai for London (aiid proceestod tare, Sep 86H, Gartave, Trap. ™Hintreor, Apt it—Are Dalsbore, Hollges, Baltimore. Kuxcroan, Sept 13—Arr San Giacamo, Trepan!, NYork for Aeunx Pont, sent "13—O8, Cecilia & Aug Ship Pranels B Catt Westinorelan rhea! Bicarxs—Seorr. ber 20, by the Rev. Eugene Cassidy, Henner.—Wriaox, At Tra Witson, of Eldest danghter of ‘jowa payers please copy. jetheseh of it over to | webcked, together with atx other vessels, on the coset fof se att ts ages of RS ace fae igi: | Ho ing rte haan neo positors. 4 late hoar Bask the ico at was pecan 9 my retina ion onan Taba © fight of stata at paca Se cten naenere ania peer ‘existed prior Oe others gt the benry rain yester. "nine ono ot ners ar ret ate aT “ay ag bir ied jor ip capasanenen, crip ten, meee ys eicasene “Tam Sepetty Se yours of age, NOTET on ihe Central Se wntie egy AS See At lant acgounta the Tam ir, your CASSELS, Cashier. alive of tian aoa maar Wwanran over by ihe cares insian ey Eitan fot Pi’s.—me above rules cover any debt actually due to willed. tn the" pank, whether it has matured or OHIO POLITICS. eS ee eas sanalielae SANITARY, cee second week in September were:— FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. 5 ton, coairnned a Plymouth, Maan, ta 1864, “a0 the wee) re «$1094 600 PRE LO iri) = = a thing Their TT! holera in New eee Desens wm | 3 aorese: in =a ee in Be ne on rare iments ae 4 Every’ —l rte From Brook yin Nr £8,000 | “Own Way-The Fight on Congressmen. tha Rionens ‘Fesertay—Repe siabeut giz. ‘But Inte irs ing inure Lore ai BAAN 5s (cs sak spsch apotnes «in sqceninenaca team Cimenmam, Sopt, 22, 1856. ‘The weather yesterday was the unhealthiest that has been | severe er anathema th tle da hoe, ha bag Be ye § ‘The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this Polities in Obio are very much one-sided, very like experienced for some time past, ‘The humidity of the atmoe- pre. tach ie ted to Channel, snes i mee city to-day was as follows:— the bandle of ajug, im fact, and from present appear- | yivore was excessive, and this, added to occasional drizzies, | which ieft this port on catunton for, New Orieaus, Put ind Receipts $8. 871,086 For eustoms, $467,000 | ances indicate a sweep for the radicals as complete as | inade the day a most disagreeable one, About two o'clock ieee th ear and oie Bike in the | ows in, Miscelianco: ee forarable wind (Pat ed aria thet A sr terion Se or fart ht; mh bas bark vie, from. Swan teen cndened to Philadelphia, and the bark Prov. reported ‘ —— citem reat th itv four hi at Two o'clock ye Ta)“sman, from Rio, with coffee, to Baltimore. Since January 1, $70,607,406 $114,000,604 $i43.2e0.a17 | °22.efchemenl whatever all the iuterost bolug ¢oW. | mir aheruo ola ceruieale SPdeaEsttcom choters 35 | arived in Cherapeste ny today, barks Farmonth, fram MOO: GABA 2. PIS EEy ? ’ centrated pon the fight for Congressmen, If | veporte a the ott the Registiar, This wan Jouftleds | Yarmouth, and Stella, from Liverpool-—both hound to Halts The imports compare as follows:— . A due to tho fact ity ee as it canes Sholere save have sone been | more. The ship David Stuart, for Burope, ans ‘ a 1868, you ask a democratic politician what is going | Of ine same malignant type ‘as those pYév! tor Antwerp, atill ie in the bay, unable to proceed on agcount Dry Goods... $9002 gaoneara ggaezens | t be the result of the election, he wit wi] Re rie HOLS RROD nce icricamai an ee Gen, merchandise 2,042,682 3,817,868 3,028,249 | you that they expect to gain at least two Con- | ply two i canes a herent ore, nud ove {a the sn America, Peaboay, from New York for San Francisco, - Wramsm ‘Gadoosia | STossmen, in addition to thos they have now. They | fevuatcenth wand neat the eee i mt tt SON. lon tem Coconada for New York, July Tolm forthe Reem 68 STEN ane 1,8 8 189'sah | CXpect to be able to beat Delano in the Thirtecnth dis- ar Bain ie Pian 2] Bundford street, Caso critica. | sinha tre in eae Ee > Reported. «+ y"— | trict, Buckland in the Ninw, oF Reyleston in the First, y Jane Burna, aged two, Smith street, near Nelson. wane Prideot te ig Ocean (American), éloering W, Sept 7, net Jone, from Rotterdam for New buco (Braz), from New York for Pernambuco, Ang 4, lat 610 N, lon 24 64, Foreign Ports. My Sept—Arrat Flushing 10th, 8 L Tilly, Cann, Apex, er 19—In rt bark Hellespont, Bridgeo, Jy’ Manchester, Tene weatward; Aug6, im, Sept 6—Arr Cite, Dawes Faadeiphias }, Nevnaber, NYork: Birickee, "New. Orleans: ie Thlermann, Weasels, New York; timora: oth, Orphens, M4—Sid ‘oston. Eduard, Halbersiadt, do; Therese, ChrietotTers, do. Bonpkavx, Sept 7—Arr Sophia, Sheiman, New Orleans. Sid 9th, Maria alge ote New Orleans. ug Arr Maggie, Collins, NYork. Sid ale NYore, pt 4—In port barks Victoria, Nbrggierd Res Tiga 5 Avosetts, Tazo, ine day; Robert Mowe, Hotchkiss, dist; sehr nith, from Demerara, are Ist diez. tho; Slat, xchr Ta Darke Zulia, Howiti, Ast Kittay Tejiea, ‘Treat, Batavesr. NB, Sept 19—Arr brigs B L George, Devoy, and 5, Pit bi 3,273 rap, maj in the neighboring town of Rovlin, was taken with | Arab, Forest, Boston, 1000 Mod's, .&Stso ioe 500 if 3 coat, BA jan cholera. She had jnst_ recovered from the meastos and | | Corsxuacex, Sept 7—Arr Libertas, Andersen, Philadel- top Micnigei enw it ny a eai.a piece t In twenty minutes after she | Phir. 2035 3 851 rep. ma) ‘wns eoised eden in twenty-two minntes went Carre, Bept 6—Arr Coneettina, Rallo, New York. Sid 4th, Star King. Thderson, NYork Castiy, July 18—~Are May Queen, Phipps, ud yeimained Arr bark J B Duffees (Br), Web- ;. Brown. Boston. y of Montren!, Daggett, NYork (and ) iii, Mule Ada, Kelly, London for Boston “Pavat, ‘Aug 7—Arr Evariata, Souza, Boston. rr Britannia (8); —, N¥ork, S¥ 10th, Bost ‘aca Theresa, Gla Sept P Saxonta (4), Mayer, ‘ork, Avr (2), Fynon, NY sty of “Paris (3), 12h, Johan Be Bangor; Ba ‘eal 16th, Mexlean (#), Queenstown, from uban, Jenkins, Baltt- destination An 1. Chavivston; Tripoli (m), Harrison, NYork , hd Clara Wheeler, Wilmarth, do. in Franeisco: i0ch, Amatben, Ni. and Western flour continued active, and prices of | 12 Gen, Wells 8. Jones, Phit. Van Trnmp. nomuce ft cholera of the most malignant type. The vic- | Litt), Ditchbarn, San Francisca int aoe choice and inferior grades were advanced 10c. a.20c. per bb’., | 13—*Columbus Delano, Gen. Geo. W. Morgan. tia suffered terribly from cramps--knols as large as Apalachicola, ¢ os. vor yo. yanais Osaka Bosta while the other grades ruled comparatively steady. The | 14—*Mortin Welker, John B. Young. hens’ eggs being drawn up in the limbs, aud the toes Grace Darling, Marth Atkinson, Atkinson, do? sales aggregated 16,000 bbls, at the quotations appended. | 5—*Toblas A. Piants, Martin D. Fot!ott, and fingors were drawn down as sharply aos if cut off, | J Fo-ter, Jr, Aboel, ok Nat 2gnam Dormlo, Cousins, do; ‘A moderate demand prevailed for Southorn flour, and pre. | 16—*ol. J. A. Bingham, Chas. H. Mitchnor. There is great consteruation and excitement at North seat (oh Ronnedy, do; St David (8), “Aird, ¢ pre- | 17—*Col. E, R. Eckley, Louis Schaefer. Adama and tho neighboring factory villares in conse. Mootresl 19" Sut out, 32 W Gtotnoe, Woodard, Tork Howe priegs were ronlized, Sales, 400 bible. Bye four was | 18—"Rufus P, Spalding, . 0. H. Payne. auionce of Unis xudden and fatal jrruption of the dreaded iti ty i ught for, and « slight advance was established. 19—*Gen. Jus. A, Gorfield, nribut, mea: Ye. Rules, SOU Dts: af 8873.0 STeshe outside price for extras OF ‘4 ie pestilence. 3—Air Herzog Ernst, Plass, XYork. corn meal we notice sales of 700 bbla. at $4 85 for cal 6} -—— rr Copernico, Mix, New Ort 5 a Brondyaring oni ane seen cor Baltimore. iw” ac 0 “ *Members presont, birenfeot ies cceanen Rant, = rod beng) Pettiagall, ni a ALY, Btate. a 1109 | fs stumping the State with his nsnal pertinacity and MarAxzas, 110 ante’ (oy brig Merriwa, arr below Balti. iH 2 | “nover say ato” principle. But with all hig efforts, bri!- more) To port park, 5 peg hy eg {3 qo | Hant as they may bo, he is only doing his party harm. phoah ready to ant 1400 | Indeod the "less Val and Pendieton say Newronr, Sept #—S14 BF Merriman, Merriman, Buenos x if mi Pao for sae democracy in a part « . A roa; Wh, pieraiaen, Coma ce m, NYO *s, saat Andacek, end of the connts cir = course = in ongress my 4 pater, Spencer, nominal. | in refusing to eee aoa or 8 dollar towards the support PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26, 1859, Taranto, Willams, from London Tor BN OrE each, nomi, | of the government in its eflorts to suppress the rebelliow, cuacee Tira, WOsteans, & 475 | {8 too fresh in the minds of the soldiers and people to be iggoatitned alta, Belt NY¥ork. caully forgolten. “They are both good ‘and | ,,.ipamehip Borussia (Hem), Behwensen, Hamburg—Kun- _Gemixstow'sy, Sepi T—Aty br Bow, tor uns NY or i a 2525 | always draw a crowd no malter where thoy go; bit their St ee 5 ae Kirkoup. Pensacgtas Hadogs. Walley, Pb tadelphia ian i'n anal ie in weal for'| curds bite Bac hnleasigmvoneess cmacea emma etien t. coe a Dauel Woosian Reiger Maven: Se Aven: fia tee for Lane ‘incon 7 Vldastniie advanced 8c. a Se. per bush are in a very sma! minority, They bear the rame rela- ey in een. sed ne, Rehm, N¥ork. ea, Win NYork. Weatnrn. There was great activity in, the corn 5 naible in a great measure for theccamnpiete Proatra- ficamship Rebecca Glyde, Young, Wilmington—W P Tareacowa ‘Pept i goAte Bel Forbes, 1 vor © demand being ehietty specntative, resuiiing In an n of the conservative party in tho West to-day, Itis | * Steimehip Rover, Doane, Wilmington--C Goodspeed, jetorin, Ki rarl: eh peg Bnd Parithraes Uhig been gt a ”» che the conservatives aro backed up by a great many tourahi Barntoga. King, Norfolk Guy, Point en Rioh- Sept S—arr Chas Atbert, Tardy, NYork, nary ee Ste. for do. | influential men like Tom Steadman, Goneral Mor.ap, | mond—C Helneken & Paluv este Cums: $5 Hartvax.} 2 tris, NYork, 1s—Arr Cornelius Grinneli, Spence T~Arr ra! ndona, and Lissox, Sopt 6—Arr Professor Baum, Schwartz, NYork. a, bales, We quoter " Ship Helen Te 8 u M 12--Hld Bix Brothers, B Upland. Florida, Midile, N. 0. & T. Seveue Stanaina Arrnay.—On Friday night # serious P Helen TN Cooper, Smith, Antwerp—Union Navigation ALAGA, Pept ix Brothers " Ordinary. “a OL a * stabbing affray occurred at No. 173 Forsyth sireet, between | Sp Rio G ‘ Mawcastes, KEW, July 481d Heversuam, Sen Francisco; ‘i a. ‘ S Sip Rio Grande (Ham), Stake, Hamburg—-R M Sloman & | Sth. Dougie. Jo. . P4 4 ig one J. H. Braker and a German named Angust Bechtjer, Tt | Fa Tomes Pein (Be), Piva, Lonton—Bord & Sameer, NSW, Tune 9$—Sid WA Farnsworth, San Fran- a 4 appears that {ll fecling has long existed beiwoen these par: a én (Br), Philnoi, London—Boy: else : Conran —Iip ‘was ti demand, Bui there were no salen | tess On the night in question they inet, aia \* u Vico, July 18—Ave Boundin, it Viduiich, NY¥orl separate from lots from second hands. In addition to the | the inevitable consequence, iis ebdily res 2 «A Linen, oncaasoas FS tse al Tv. | f don $n Hae ith, Lova iM 1 aan sales reporied yosterday 3204 baa Rio were trken on pri- | Into a fight, when Braker drew a knife and #tabhe , Tih on mnyaninah NM Hoven: Havas mtn : end) very quiet. zeme iver. | deep, and arrowly escaped hie vitals lg Rotalin (tal), Ciampo, Trieste—-Slvcovich 4 Sraith, Yorke; Louise, froin do. pool comprised, er sta ent washes cone, ie i arraigned Xt ¢ Essex Market Police Gonrt. ¥ ¥en ig Scotland (Kr), Crowoll, Barbados— T Sinith & Co, ‘Chatest via Queenstown.) i i fomtion. per stearic; 300 ing, and sornmitted for trial at the General, Sessions in de rig Nameang. Leak. Jeston—Young & Cowan, Are at Antwerp, Extosson (6), Lowber, SYork, 6d. 0 bales wool 44d., ard BY hhda, tobacco, at | fauit of $1,000 bi tural impetnosity of disposition eon Ferris & Co, mercto. 9: Lanpt, 8 York nen, per sveaner, 330 hhds, tobacco, mil doubtiess col tn ithe ougupation of breaking stone, to te TLIO on olo, Sinutie, Baltimore; Clio, Turner, goiton, Te. which he ts destine : bacco,” ish'r, Spates, Mobito—Tt 1 Dra ‘Arr at Palinonth, Shoron, Doraner, Phiadetphia, SS enna wicca, a A Buvrar Ocrxack.—On Tuesday night a young woman | Rehr Veutun Morsty, Tenbrontk ent Are at Sydney, NSW, Othello, Sullivan, and Craig Ellacher, he Medi ferranean, ‘a brig from Bruns named Bridget Batier wont to Fordham to sce her mother. Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Beitmove Westreok, San Francisco. ortsmonth? why not stated, Has been slightly MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. trade Joie,” We qudte:—Contrifugal and mixed, Se. a. 400.1 heen en und 170 Pebsengers, to Howland & Arjuwall. pre seg tt ha! Mawnan tle Prt ob's | SueMeccomsi rans eal Gd’ gate 72 AG pe ve Navat. nohanged at | S@nt to the House of Detcution, 9 via n Sonthanepion 2th. we th madeo ond 8 fet ene. ‘alto POE Rn sy, 1 by and ae Hpirite do. wi ermith salen of ‘of 150 Wrsury Avie Acain ix LivnomHr 1s Cranenn grt | $1920 in epecie, to Orlvich & Co. 18, off the Disard. | at tho residence of the Rov. Mr. M. nf Hur- Pola. in Tous at 660; retail parce Rowioe— | Vaguanoy—His Suwrexce: 0 rae Premevrramy=a lange | fit o" "Aer ca aan Vash. int a 4, ton 12 0, aa Lirap | ReRT Avans to Sanat ANN, the only da ‘Mr. Ben- The Aner gration ware Toole oo tt Tor, which Twed fra; Dunmore (Be); Int 49 44, ton 1310 ship Warnet ‘ ‘bola. Ni 40. number of plexpocketa ihiews who wore | #9, lon 17 90, a British steamer, rigend, bom Te and Hy jamin Harti of Hudson City, N. Sik © Park on Taarday ation, | {26.fame time ahip Mary Ann 'Ho'man: Both, Int 49 8 Ton Dirwans—Hary.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Septem- ™ ari je later in the day, with | ff: steauneh'p Alemania; 24th, Jat 41 48, ou O88, spoke ba ‘ver 24, of ‘é parents, Van- ‘Orts.— Linseed enntinied ‘naeitled and the market was ® plunder fromthe ts phisticaed Honduras (of Wingaton, Ja), from, Live ot New York! | deroit'w by the Gayler, We. B. shade caster, with however more doing at the concosslo: synsuapecting ae thet Crossed the Briage on their retarn fi go the 2u4, ina hurricane, she had ont Traine, fore | Thimars, of Dy, ADELA, youngest he " sa and te arrive at $1, | the raves, |Kinon einer ware Charles Williame a topgrtiantmant Siemon Gar tor eh Rcedtereea tet daughter of Jobn P. ¥eq., of Brookiys, LL o obert aire, wo our - : wv . PRovistony.—Recetpts none, The pork market ay aa 7 dort or iding her with # boat and some eatern and New Jersey please Por Fhomas Met Porraick alias Jimmay Mack, At So ane and wind frech from tne a ge he Dy OD Thre ep ma mo the Rev. J. L. N. Ys 30. Emmy, eldest farlem. cards, Cut meats, though scarcel Mobile pound to Havana ‘Tumbe pars jen Wi Days. nL ITSG>. a We. for hams, and Tfse fal Veaking body, alno tat on the ih inet John iason rt Near pee cong capeemaber 16, Se sciiee Ol bivce we bene me mlant torepe PAR ARAN reaman) died of il Ague, and that the balance of the F fen, oF roled doll and scarcely ao firm, with sales of yy ne inateg the captain, were sick Lal} ‘by the Rev. os Stanwich, Conn., M. N. ‘a 19ice, Batwor was steady'at Or, 8 Bo. for Jersey City. vakwithetandig this, her captain reval Kwowsry, U. 8 N.,to Mra. ©. 8 Staxamas, of Brook: Geng oti pails; 20e. a Sd. for Western, and. She. a 4Se Tue Miseixe Maw Coxnoy—Anrnst on Seemeron.—Tt is assistance ne be medicin eae lyn, Le Cese was unchanged at 10e, « i8e. for common | wow pretty certain that Conroy is drowned, but under what Posainie, two mens we Turiched “the med ae ut the two Lin—Cox,—On ber 25, at Trinity Tuesday, Septet! pro | church, Athens, N. Ye by’ the rector, Rev. J.B. John with | #00, Hewny M. ‘Laem, of youngest daughter of James Brooklyn, N. . Cox, Kaq., of George: Y., to Runny 1b, value ed; sakes 3,00) bbls, at 4o. a 4 eee ai Li moverate demand for small lot for “employed Conroy on evening to convey fy City, Snyder, fick aud Norfolk, | town, D. 0. No cards, st sales were made, amount oman unlpaw in his host, as the former had received | wilh mdse and pa: gers, tod Hand, Lixpsat—Goovart. --On Wednesday, Septomber 26, = : to 100) by FG O24 por 108 Ibe., but | a promise of em ent on the’ new railroad docks. There Baker, Boron, with mdse and pas- | Rev, Alfred B. Beach, ALexANDER, eldest eon of James ctherwise, there. ah teumer Granade, | Wea eeme dispute about the price before sterting, aud the Lindsay, feq,, of Dabtia, 00 Alm, sosond Gnaghter oF Wihich acrived in pork to-day from Charteston, brought ts | rpponitign (y tat the subsequent ‘contention was {tal to p , London ant the Isle of Wight, my 0 ~ magnler Menare, Daniel Talmage & Ce. A bye of this yearn growth | Covto7. the boat berg enn tloman | 61 doys, with mdse and 144 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn | Frencis Goodall, Beq., of this city. of Caroling rice, which is the first hot of the roy re | residing in Lafayette divunetly heord © ca of mond ao o, Experienced heavy wetteriy gales the entire pas Lirree—Ronraon, —€ be September 25. at the caved in thie my pope ‘The condition lon of o ries ry fue, | help” in the diertion of the water on Sunday ¢ residence of the brid by the Rey, Dr. Har- it heing well milled and very bright. the repeated cries ‘k Mog Morrilies (Br, Loudon, Colombo (Ceylon) A) +4 denburgh, assisted by the Rev. ht tton, Mr. Josera Sreamine culed steady: sales GOW Toe, at 10K, a 18ige.; | ny moraine & wp, ptio 20, Kt Halena Aug & with mdse, to Tale & Robbin J, Lirrux’ to Jouis, davghter of John Robinson, Esq. all ing 1,000 Ih. ronan ‘Oie. «Ye, oat « hat, applied wherney hy, Pissed Cape of Cool Hope June’: crovssd jo Equator aa, ' ean — The Market continued heavy, Tithony changing | permiasion to ry his clothes, which were, very wet. (Not Aug 13 Jn lop 22 8. thts city. deckielly we demand was very inele | only was permission given Dut he reesived a Weak an k Ibis, Westerndorf, Liverpool July 28 with alt, to Otago county, N. Y., papers ploase copy. pally from recrte. The sal sales comnoriee GS nhda., ie. eluting old bat and to pay ‘hie ferrlage to Brooklyn, his ol. pa . soe Beatties Tied & succession of westerly gales the MeGovens—Jenpax,—tn Brooklyn, Wernesday, a few wml lobe Porta Hl ea 14ice., tat prine pleaded distress and stating he wae | @ntire passage, and split ails. Foplember 26, nt tho residence of the bride's parents, by Tuba at foam 1ige AIST ales MA Gores Kevabe ai Frere sent after him on fussy to | ark Draniian (Br, Greene, Cow Bay, 12 days, with eoat, the Rov, Wilt MoGoveny to Eira iain Keegan, Reow D. ‘Lawrence Jordan, Eeq. Nocards, Died, —At Paterson, N. J., on Wedneaday, “ep- tember 26, Danie. Barkatow, in the 59th year of his Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, st Presbyterian church She tives will attend at his late residence, No. “ib Clark street, at ono o'clock, Erie train leaves foot of Cham: CORONERS’ INGUESTS. Monty talteg the coneievte ke toald tot bere riroet at n quarter to twelve A. M. Paral Acounent 1s Putron Staeet.—Coroner Noomann Onslow fired and missed Marine Disasters. Biacu.—On oy morning, September 95, Cuantrs yesterday held an nq he Secon; rofitt, Rehore and ran into a su JY Brauner Semeioax, Bolton, hence for New Orieans, is | not, aged 22 5 ’ quest at ol \d precinet station ks to the heaps of th wna) he ‘coenped. That | the befor ted funeral wii ‘ako place thie afternoon, at house on the body of Daniel MeKitirict. who died from # tough customer Yessel before reported ashore on Body Istend. | yuroe o'clock, rom-Ste Lukes church, Clinton avenae, lends, and those of his unotes, Joseph, Brook! is fr and wrecking schooner Compromise, with steam pumps, Witty and Ania Oral Are respectfully invited to novider comer of and and Bho a At work on ) charged with denseting | his wife and five children Hei cables, anchors, Ae. Bave been despniched to hor arsistauce, —- Without farther notice, the rogt of the prem aoe ie to mitaianether womau'ta Brooklyn, ie was Wibo fy Sreswan CF Auren—Yenterday morning, about 1 o'clock, —0n Wednesday, bor 26, Manoanar, i dn a the doa Ct Rogge dane the meamboat © P Smith, while lying at the foot of Jackson the beloved wife of Thomas Bena A oy Parma we peat A Mav Doo Kittmp.—Vesterday afternoon a mad dog en | aireet, ER, undergoing tepairs, Wook fire, and wan nearly | gp rte ‘Tends and acquaintances of the family are res and lived rotate. ‘Tea vires hae tered 7 ‘and lamp store in Grove street and broke 4 pe rmegery Mog a faneral, on afer. and sir chil aan and ching acoared ~~ Aaj orr™dheaa ama tr aaa Boon, a fro occ, from her late residence, 900 East a lanes Gon Gin. Knaep nv Parana Down Srains.—Mary nice ie i edt poor acing Ky i raat Ia, and parualty teow: nty-fourth street, Hien Mee Verne mist Sarr Newsounr—The Norwegian brig Thirileth of June, Cant.—On Mor Septomber 24, Rev. Rorart Ca s farren, a iittle girl ton and a bait years of age, from New York for Hamburg, put tote Halifax, NS, 26m | Baptist, Staton whore parents reside at No 345 East Pbirty-third etreet, was iftet, to land eleven of the crew of the Hamburg ahip Hum- bola, Capt Boysen, from Philadeiphe Sept M for Hamburg, which foundered in the Gulf Stream during a gale on the 28d inst, The ship was thrown ou her beam ends, and seven Of the cre® Were drewne! The captain and offleers were among the saved. The captain bad several ribs broken, Ane Caine WALE-The brig Frances Lewey, which ar | pttond the port ye“terday from Frontera, brought as pas. | Ne, 6 Mart Oensere ihe crew of tS Perk Caled Halev, before reverted at two o'etorks Susrseuiy ov Fort Sigel ike named Minton, fenided in Warren cin b Ge tet ee ITE, {0 the bed with ber ¢ one Revouran Accinerr—A Possceman Suor.—Veaterday after. and Praacts Bireuble were convers: foe | i naseicaaroah SP eh ne ea The fune: staire ‘vn the ten o'clock. ‘oT eectdental Larkin, @ Ind six yoare or faserday ‘veld flit ioeeat the jury severe illness, months and 3 day Leods, Bogiand, in the 74th your his eg “api , In of ral Will tae place thie (Thurscay] will ) morning, at ous (Eogtend) papers ~via after a tong and ail 4 years, 11 be A rte tam » NYork ‘Mh, ork, i, NYork for Pal- to. from New Trs0n, fae} London for NYork, Hammond, loading at Autwerp for on Wednesiay, Sep. G. McKowan, J. H.’ Hen. ‘daughter of Cranen.—On Wednesday, September 26, PaaDknion OLaRES, 26 years. * invited to attend the ins (oaedey) day) afte at two o'clock, from the See Clarke, 115 Fast CosraLo. —On Mary Mai ee bevel erpeh eee in ‘88th year nerd tienda and aoa Lapenpchakern lore So | ect erent wie sae East Twelfth street, this iraday) afternoon at ‘wo g’clock, The remains will will e intersea in Calvary Compe. Biss —bn Wednsaday, September 28 of cancer, Mrs. ihe Daas, 10 te ee are in’ to attend the fa- isin day (Thursday),.from her late residence, 43 ihe at day, Seplonsber * at Maiteawat, N. reno nen a short illness, Lawnryce 8. Forwan, fle —AL poy mor plo of his rd m-law, at town, PRIgR Fivecax, in the 80th year of his age. Friends will please meet this ay morning's boat, at half-past nine o’cloek, at the foot of Harrison street, to Faia the remains to Calvary Cemetery for intorment, Harty,—On Wednesday, September 26, Mr. Huaty,. The relatives and friends are invited to fitend the afternoon, at two O'clock, from fanoral, this (Thure ree seaitanoe 60 Oliver eurcek The members of Pilgrim Lud} at the Lodge room at one o'cloo funeral of our late brother, Hueny,—At Newark, New saagee on Wednesday, Pig cae? yp eyiied AL Cox, wife of the late Thomas feny, of this cit The relatives aud Trends of the family are respecting invited to attend the funeral, from the House of Year on Saturday morning, at bailf-past ten o’clock, wilhot further notice, Train rata foot of Cortlandt’ street at ten minutes pest nine A. Hiuer,~-On Sunday ening, September 23, Huvay Hauer, Sen., in the 63d of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of vhe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 168 East Fortieth street, this (thuvsday) afternoon, at two o'clock, to Greenwood Cemetery. Philadelphia Lge please copy. Jacksox.—On Tuosday, Seplembor 25, FLonencr, youngest child of William W. and Margaret Jackson, aged 4 yoars, 2 monthe and 14 Jaye, Relatives and friends of tho family are reaprotfully invited to attend tho funeral, (1s ('t' wel afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Reformed Dutch chu Twonty-tirst street, near ‘sixth avenue, Josbrn.—On Wednesday, September 26, Soromon I. Josern, in the 68th year of nis axe. His friends and those of tho family are invited to ate tend the funeral on Friday morning, at haif-past ning o'clock, from his late residence, 103 East Thisty-fourth street, Montreal papers please copy. Tree en —THeREsa, dauzhier of Thomas and Bridget Langhnain, aged 18 montha and 20 daya Funeral this (Thursday) aft-rnoon, at two o'clock, from 517 Kast Thirteenth atrect, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, Matony.—On Wednesday, September?26, Ros; wa Ma- Long, the youngest daughter of John and Rosanna Ma- lone, aved 9 years and 9 months, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are in- vited to attond the funora!. from her parents’ residence, 20 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Marmix.—On Wednesday, Septomber 26, of eroup, Auce Marrix, only davehiér of Huzh and Maggle C. Martin, aged 1'year, 2 montis and 21 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the restlence of her parents, 814 Sixth avenue, corner of noe sixth street, this toto, afternoon, at two 0" The remains wit be taken to Calvary G pa Reape srg M-Krtmxicg.—On Wednewlay, optember 28, suddeniy, by fal! from roof corr jiton and Gold streets, Dae McKisrnrox, in yoar of bis age. ‘The funeral wil take p vin his late residence, No. 122 First avenue, ¢ fternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. Tie relatives or nds of the family are ines, the 2 years and 9 months, The frionde of tho far: ily are requested to att from the reaidene paronts, 125: tanvilic, betwoen ‘Tenth and Eleventh avenner, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Rawr Stockbrilee, Masa, on Welnesday, September 26, Henan Gnasoy, vite of Ww. Ruwlings of Brooklyn. Notico of funoral heresfior, Revy¥a,—On Monday evening. September 24 flammetion of the tu net oldest dary onihs and 24 daye ives and frien: es the members: » Mud of Ark re Ssecttatis invited } afternoon, at o} Methodist Pplecopal en to Greenwood ior —At Derren, N. J., on Wednesday morning, Sepiember 26, Ana Zabriski, wito of John K. Komaine, aged 59 years, The relatives and friends of the family are invited attend her funeral fre ov Male residence, Acaden sirect, Bergen, on Friduy afiornoon at two o'clock. t Van ALEX. At Bore J. on Wednesday, Sep- tember 26, Many Buss: tv, davgliee of J. Prayn and Mary G. Van Alen, ages 4 montha Foneral this (fhuretay) aiteravon, at half past three o’clork, from the residence» of hor grandfather, Rev, Ben- Jamin 6, Taylor, weCLAER.—In Tro: a, on Theeday. Septem- bor 25, Paxsie C., dang ¥ Sclayter Van Revsselacr, aged 23 yeare oud 10 mon+ha. “Th? relatives and friends of Uo family are invited ta ra attend the funeral, from 313% day (Thursday), at ‘twelve ington averae, this ithous farther na, oreo =-On Toestay, Sopteraber 25, of eonsum| the firin of Youn fof bis age. The friends of the famriy aro invited to attend the funere!, from his Inte re-ldence, No. 266 Livingston street, Brooklyn, this (ihsre!ay) afvernoon, at twee o'clock, Wincnzerer.—At Bellevilio, N. J. tember 25, Dr. Hosma Woncsisnchit tion, &mith & Co, on Tuesday, Sap. “in “tue ist year of is age. Fanerat from his late rosidonce on Friday morning, at ton o'cloeic, % DISRASK CON. 6 of Rheumatic are bei won terful discovery known of Ww iG REMI bey. IVORCEa ERGALLY OBPSINED IN “NEW yone nnd usher Htates, withous publicity @F fee ‘ll divorce crazies. Lensultations free M. M0} OWES, Attorney ani ( sellor, 78 Nasrau » eet. NPY J A. A. DANIELS, M. D., SURGEON, NO, 2 UNION are. 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