The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1866, Page 8

CANADA. Fue Fenian Prials at Torouto—Danie! Whelan and John Quinn Convicted and Sentenced to 13th of December, Ke. Toronto, Noy. 14, 1866, The court resumed its sittings this morning, Justice Bohn Wilson presiding. Sheriff Harvey called over the Dury panel, and his lordship directed the prisoner, Daniel ‘Wheiso, in whose case Mr. McKenaie cballegged the mrray of jurors yesterday, to be brought into court, id ask your lordship to allow conversation with the prisoner. be Hanged on hought you ‘you may view trivial, with pect to your opinlen am convinced that he ge was welt founded, McKenzie, ‘afverpaving consulted with his client, ‘and put in an aftavit made by the prisoner, setting ‘at length the ohsctions made to the challenge y: ie y, on whichshe ved bis lordsbip to quash i] in the event aalag bane Soe eer orto thim a rule wi the Attorney General of Upper 1o show why this course should not be pursued, BF clse to put off the trial, Mr. J. H. Cam#ron, on the part of the crown, stated “Anat there was no fact alleged im the affidavit which * would warrant such a course. His Lordshjp—I decline the application. Mr. McKenzie. claimed as the prisoner was an isn ‘hat he shal tried by a jury’ de communitate Mr. J. H. Camere , Oe the ground that the prisoner had already pleaded to the indictment. His Lordsh\p—I1 think the prisoner should. not be ex- ‘eluded from that right. Letw precept be drawn up and Handed to the sheriif to summon: as Jurymen 4x cluzeas @f the United States, Mr. McKenzi $ this may take eome- time, in opder #0 avoid unnecessary delay, after consultation wish my pie friend Ihave agreed to waive my right. Mr, Kenzie stated that he required the prisoners Colonel Lyneh and O'Neil as witnesses for the defence, His Lordship declined them to be sent for. Mr. McNab opened the case for the crown ina short address, and called Jobn Motealf, who was sworn, and said Wat the prisoner made the following statement at Port Colborne:—He said he was American; born in Jackson county, state of New York; that he lived a rtion of bis time in Canada; that he left for Cleve- nd three years ago, and left there for Buffalo on th BOih of May to go to Ireland to liberate her; that | others to Fort Erfe in canal @ame over with ts; was wounded at Limestone Ridge; he said they Fetreated nestone Ridge because the officer in com- mand had given wrong orders; said there were 1,000 gen engaged at Ridgeway, under command of Colonel O'Neil, he stated that the Fenians were obliged to re- tire in consequence of the heavy tire of our troops, Robert Bloss L ‘h, sworn—Am a nine in jail, under sentence of death; my home is Louisville, Ken: aod was formerly employed inthe army, but na commercial house there, as bookkeeper; ile im the army I wrote several letters for newspapers, ‘bot was not specially employed; I was in Canada in the b ng of June, as a reporter for the Louisville I was to report to Mr. James McDermott, at ville, who held the position of Assistant Adjutant al to the Fenian Brotherhood, for the State of Ken- lucky; he was to revise the letters and have them pub- lished! I was not armed at the time, and did not come over in a inilitary capacity; saw the prisoner in June last when he said he wanted to get back to the American side; I do not know whether the prisoner is a Fenian or lavits as to character were then put in. ¢ brielly addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner, urging that he was brought over here ndor the influence of drink, and consequently responsible for his acts, lordship baving charged the jury they retired at twenty minutes to two to consider their verdict, and at five minutes to two the jury returned with a verdict of “gu . H. Cameron then moved his sentence. Mr. McKenzie moved an arrest of judgment, on the wan ‘ounds as in the case of the Queen vs. Hayden. His Lordship then addressed the prisoner, who, hav- Ing nothing to say why sentence should not be passed ‘on hit, ordered that he be hanged on the 13th of De- cetmber. ‘The prisoner received the sentence without manifest- ing the slightest emotion, and smiled with evident in- diflerence at the proceeding. Jobn Quinn, late of Rochester and formerly of the Bonthern army, was then placed in the dock. His coun- sel put tn affidavits from the prisoner asking that the ‘ial be postpaned in order to obtain witnesses. His lordship ruled that the affidavits were not suffi- @ient to postpone the trial. Several witnesses were then examined, ‘The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of guilty. The prisover was then sentenced to be hung on the 3th of December. Arrival of Military Stores at Montreal—Break im the Beauharnais Canal. Mowtreat, Nov. 14, 1866, A large quantity of military stores are continuing to oe here, among which are a number of Armstrong ne, ae, — seteoneaygerst occurred to pgs ict 7 = the whernais Canal, and navigation ts likely to in- Yerropted for several days, cd AQUATIC. Mile Race Between William Stevens nd Gilbert Ward—Stevens the Winner. Povouxesrsi, Nov. 14, 1866, At laet the long booked aquatic contest between Ward ‘and Stevens has come off. The affair transpired here to-day, or rather this afternoon, at three o'clock. Not | great many people were present, but there were enough to make things ne Considerable pool selling ‘was indulged in, but not much money was used. The odds all ed between Doth men, Ward at times being and then Stevens, wero Mesars, 4 Valentine for Ward, and Wood and Woodi The referee was Floyd Fields, The con- for Stevens. ‘tract read that the men were to row two and a half miles up the river and return, for a purse of $300, or $150 a side. Both men seemed to be in excellent’ condition, though Ward, when the race was concluded, complained of a pain in the side. A good start was effected, Ward taking the lead and — it for a little overa mile and three-quarters, tevens passed him and turned the upper stake ead. Coming back Stevens kept bis distance well and ** bronght down the house”? with a bold dash just as he was sheering towards the home boat, beating is opponentall of three lengths, The time mate was thirty-cight minutes and thirty-nine seconds. The day fine one, and scarcely a ripple was visible on the ‘The race gave genoral satisfaction, ble feeling existed among the people on the ous to the above race, caused by a ramor that it wes “sold.” Tam positively assured by Dobbs, the na, Gilbert Ward, and ‘Stevens himself, re concerned the race was perfectly ie wn that Ward bad bis own money in the stakes, aud that Stevens also had some money there. Btevons coriainly showed himself to be a splendid puller. Ths © the tuird time that Stevens has beaten Gilbert Ward THE SENATE COMMITTEE O OW WHARVES AND PIERS, A Sail AL chs of New York, Brook. tyn an ersey City—Their General Appenr- ance, & ‘The commitioe which was appointed by the Senate at the Iaat session of ‘he Legislature to investigate the condition of the wharves, plore and slips of New York, and to make a Teport thereon at the next session of the J egislature, made a ection ves! lay of the docks and bulkhesds of ittes of New York reey City and Brooklyn, pon the splendid ont tenah, which was ord = at their @ a T. mith, in acoord: are fy the Herarp of Wed art at the foot of Harrison atreet, at bast eleven Relvok, having on bogrd ti representing the Ship «of the committee of Mr. A. B, Valeathie and others, and supposed iaterests that p th reprewnting the va be off proceed towards the ws close to the piers board-a. good opportunity to ‘obtain’ harves and bulkheads. Passing up 4 wooden island discovered itsel? 4 fifey feet of the centre of the pier the te@, leaving about fifty feet of ertite, A very short distance of the wlers were partly covered with peared to be too beavy a» ue as they were badly settled cise of ellowing such heavy weigh (s time upon the docks must be very In I known that In some places {riven fifty feet without findi ng tery; some nd to bein a most + sioted thatthe pier at the foot of ate condition du: nt and on the ‘Stew York, sho, 1 vc Proceeding up the East Ieand, the boat was pat about » and here egain it ar better off than Long Island bef map is in exiatenc whieh gives the dep fathoms, While the | party were sumptnc eithough «© ndred years ago | at thet time at Ove be bay the entire of Barmore’s ele- sembarked at the place Anion t ree hours in onely butte ting Intere Pr on of w Jegielature, and it became evident to the gentlemen compe thee that the best plan | to ettectually dispose of Ha os olatment of & enemoners, off Pauie Works wie rtett cece system of wharves and piers of THE wmissounl ELECTION. “Br. Loum, Nov. 14, 1808 News claime the Missouri Legisiatore Heuate, (wonty-aix radicals and eight The Ole! a8 follows cooservelives, Hotes, nineiy radicals and forty corse aye Proning NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1866. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapnaspay, Nov. 14-6 P. M. ‘The stock market has Been weak and Irregular in ite movements to-day, but there have been no symptoms of panic, although it has been hammered vigorously by the late and intending bulis who are at present bears with the view of promoting the decline. The latter has been probably greater than those pulling the wires expected, but there is every indication that it has now nearly, if not entirely, “touched bottom.” It is, however, no- ticeable that the real bulls are not very bullish in thetr expressions of feeling, thelr object being apparently if pos- sible to still further draw out ‘‘shorts” and shake stocks out of the hands of weak holders. Doubtless many of the latter bave already been induced to sell out, while not a few of them have gone short in anticipation of a further fall; but there’ is every reason why @ sharp rally should follow the present-speculative depression, and those who think the fali speculation for @ riee is.at an end are likely to find themselves very much mistaken. The same conditions which were applicable to the railway. share market before the recent decline are applicable now, and they are all favorable toa further rise. The |’ subjoined table shows that the principal speculative shares are from fifteen to fifty per cent lower than they were in March, 1864:— Fi cag 7 1864, Nov. 14, 1866. — New York Central, 13 Erie. a ax ae 127 ‘ane Readi 114% ‘ Michigan 112% 4436 Mich: 8045 32 mu tral... 12234 15: ‘and Pittsburg. eT ene Nortientam oo 5 36 lorthwestern. preferred. u Boek Island. 10736 P ‘ort Wayne. 10735 45: At the ten o'clock open board New York. Central (miee|. 2 1,200 shares) sold at 113 a 112%, Eric (sales 3,000) 80% a 813, Reading (snles 3,800) 114%, Michigan Southern (sales 2,800) 865g, Northwestern (sales 4,800 shares) 5234 a 53%, ditto preferred 763, a 5, Fort Wayne 108% a %. At the first regular board New York Central closed 23% lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie %, Reading 1, Michigan Central 144, Michigan Southern 334, Clove- land and Pittsburg 2%, Cleveland and Toledo 1, North wostern %—preferred 2%{, Fort Wayne 134, Toledo, Wa- bash and Western 2, QObio and Mississippi certificates 1X, Pactfic Mail 34, Western Union Telegraph 5, Atlan- tie Mail was 34 higher. Government securities remained dull, Coupon five-twentios of 1862 were 3 higher. Sixes of 1881 and seven-thirty notes of the third series were 3% lower. North Caro- Tina sixes were 4¢ lower. At the one o’clock ses- sions the market was heavy, and Erle sold at 793 a 34, Michigan Southern 84 a 3,; Northwestern 503{—pre- ferred 74 a 34. At the half-past two board it was steady at the decline, New York Central closed 34 lower than at the first regular board; Erie 2, Erie preferred 1, Read- ing %, Michigan Southern 13;, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Cleveland and Toledo 34, Rock Island %, Northwest- ern preferred 34, Fort Wayne 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Atlantic Mail 24¢, Quicksilver 4¢, Cumber- land 1, Western Union Telegraph 3s. Government sequ- rities were inactive but steady. Coupon ten-forties were 4 lower. Seven-thirty notes of the third series were 34 higher, At the open board at a quarter past three New York Central gold at 111%; Erie 795, Reading 11434, Michigan Southern 86 Illinois Central 12334, Cleveland and Pittsburg 88, Cleveland and Toledo 115, Rock Island 1073, Northwestern 524;—preferred 751s, Fert Wayne 102, Cumberland 663, Quickstlver 52, Toledo, Wabash and Western 49, Westorn Union Telegraph (b. 3) 60. Af- terwards the market cxporicnced a further weak- ening, Erie and Northwestern being still the most yielding of the railway shares, these be- ing selecttd above all others for attack, At half- past five it closed steady at the following rates:—New York Central 112 a },, Erie 784; a 44, Reading 114% a 345 Michigan Southern $534, Cleveland and Pittsburg $8 a %, Rock Island 107 a 3, Northwestern 52 a %{—pro- ferred 74% a 15, Fort Wayne 106% a 10714. Money bas been easy at five per cent on miscellaneous collaterals and at four per cent on government securi- ties, and the general opinion amonz lenders is that the decline on the Stock Exchange bas what is called touched bottom. First. class commercial paper is discounted freely at 53¢ @ 63¢ per cent. The banks generally re- port that the flow from this centre hardly exceeds the influx from the interior, and all’ the conditions govern- ing the money market are favorable to increased and prolonged ease. The gold market was alternately rm and heavy. The opening prico was 144%, tollowed: by an advance to 14534, and a subsequent decline to 144%. At tho close 1444¢ was bid. The supply of coin for delivery was in excess of the demand, and loans were made from 1-324 Per cent per diem in favor of the lender to fat, while in some instances 3a 4 per cent was paid for carrying, The steamer Australasian took out $160,500. This being stea day there was little or no business transacted in the foreign exchange market. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at the close at 109 a 10034; at three days, at 109% a 110; commer. cial bills, 108 @ 1083¢; francs at sixty days, 5.173, 5.15; at three days, 5.13% a 6.123; bilis on Berlin, 145 a 724; on Bremen, 70 a 79%; on Frankfort, 403 a41; on Hamburg, 36% a %; Antwerp, 5.18% a 5.16%. The quotations for consols and American securities in London were as under at the dates mentioned :— “ti be ie y a: 11K as Mining stocks continue wenk, At the first boerd Corydon closed 20c. higher than at the same time yes- terday, selling at $6 50, Nye Gold sold at 16c. Opbir Was steady at $6 (b.30). At the second board Corydon closed 10°. higher than at the first board, selling at $6 70. La Crosse Gold sold at $1 60. Nye Gold 15¢. The exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of Now York for the week ending November 13, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those of the corresponding periods in 1864 and 1865:— 1864, 1866, 1866 For the week,... $1,874,005 $6,197,156 $2,964,821 Previously rept'd 185,935,606 159,400,176 161, oo, Dry. goods... Gen’! mdse, 683 3,504,741 $5,246,421 269,368,236 Total for woek. 879 Previously rept’ 187,910,781 ..$180,271,000 $171,623,006. $264,014,000 Since Jan. 1.. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednesdny, Nov. 14—10:30 A. M. SHOU R Hs étheou.. 114 100 shs NY Cen pyr 4 2% #o mm do. Me 20) do. seem Wo do. 1 ao: is feo Erie RR. SL 3 do... SONG 3) Erie RR Rt J de W 0 Hank St jJosephnit i Wig 400 Reading RR. Has 1900 do... 00 de bid lat 5 39) Mieb Cen al Rit. ies ais ind RR HB 86 . By 1000 Erie ach mort Me poy I se Nw tet EY Tinga Central ithe Be 1000 Told Wab. Ist to,ex v4 y ta ee iit ime Way 10 Cleve & Pitis i Ss 0) Pitt, PEW ACh ic ~ Ni MO CHE ROE Lim. Stop gon Mie Big WW Chile & R Ls box 100 do... pe we 1000. N J Cont Int meg on do i BIS 1000 NF Cent 2a ™ to. oy 19 abe Adams Express {0 do. 0) ton do bis 3 Central Nat Hank. 160 Obie N Weai'n ji ¢ 118 Bank of Commerce 4 to ise 60 Fourth National Bk $0) Ciev & Toieds Ri Ws aes 10) Canton Company. ig Hey 100 Comberiand onl pit a “mn FH ‘ee Joy WilkesbarreCoal 0 70 } 16 Weavn Union Tel, Bo 28 coleagn & Rock Rit ah jo an i ie tt, ws awit, ib eR “ Pius Wohi 4 Bop ra ‘sie b3 j iy COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepnaspay, Nov. 146 P. 4 Pot were moderately active and $10 0. Aanns.—Recelpte none je easier, though not quotably lower, at $9 7 Pearl were sueady at $140 14, Baeaverorrs —Recelpta 1. 299 bbie, flour, 1,620 bags corn Moral, 1HLMG1 bushels wheat, 7.125 do, corn, 64,073 de. oats, ‘2.078 do. rye, #011 do. barley. The market for State and Western flour under « fair demand opened at an advance of 105 a}be, wut clgoed very quiet wii) smrtef the sévance the baiboee of the week.” Jost; the sales comprised 4,000 bbis. at our revised quotations ity 3 otxxbeuc’ uusesesse Sree aE eae Keer at the lowe ale 100 shipping mized Western, a! bushels at Tuc, dull and scarcely eum, weaee salen ct Sage i ory ley continued in fair de id at rapekany ‘The iG F Ee # Be ye ol in bond, and B Sores." —We beara at Bb antes bentden a few lot from woes onds. Fall Pete el ao Gene for ull a. i ruled vet ds and Pt Ts b00" bushels do. atad, and lors futet But st ith further es cee ale ore were Mi stony, wt ‘a al waeihe —' ruled steady jet. Salen 10)! eanto cow’, iin, St e demand at previo ya seas rae Tatu ati, a nid sinall lots, mixed at yea ut 480, nae, Porto eee a ‘a 7Bc, or more mari turpentipe A sale of 45 bbls. wy on in ‘ean quoted thou atoady. at re ices; ‘common wa! ri Pesca See coataca ts 1240 bles Nod a me, eed 500 do. Leo No. 2 at $5 wolrs.—The market for linseed continued quiet, but pas inchanged; crushers’ Priges ‘were $1 45.0 $1 48 Puovisions-cHeceipis. 1.046 bbls. pork 269 do. ent wapats and i800: lard, Tho" pork mafket ruleg quiet atthe opening. but closed firm, Pith wn. fnpro ee eel ge ie 22 5) for prime; also 200 bola’ new mess, for Januai 25, seller's option. Beef was unchatized, the market ng steady and firm.. Sales 403 bole at B18 80 a $2 39 fo new extra mess, and $12 90 a $18 50 for new pinin do. eet hams 10) bbls. sold at $55 a &40—whleh ie m decline. The lard market was moderately active without essential change in prices; sales 620 bbls. at 123¢c, a 14\gc, Bacon was dull, and we have no !mportant sales to 7 a Cul meats continued steady and firm, with sales of pkgs. aio? 16c. for hama, and 1c. a 18c. for shoulders, Dressed hogs wore more active and a shade firmer at $170, a 10ige. for Western, Butter was unchanged at a oor Orange "county, in pals; Bier tor and 85c. a 48¢, for State. Sale was steady al Bo. a ie. for common dairy to choice factory made. PwrroukuM.—There was but little activity in the market for either ernde or bonded. but previous prices were gener. ally sustained. Crude sold to the extent of » aac. 2240, Of banded sales were made of 1.800 bbls, at 35146. a 25%c. for prime light straw to white, and 863ge. for standard also, in Philadelphia, 500 bbls. staudard white at pile; B56 ‘Sruamine was quiet, Sales of 35,000 tbs. at TBs. a 15e., and 10.(0) Ibs, grease ai 9c. a Puodm wan eitan’ futhor decline, mnt the saarket was still quite heavy, and holdera were generally disposed to se'L The transactions wore molerate, comprising AW bhds, Cuba at Og cu. 110 bhils, Porto Rico at 18. a 3 on was not much domakd, but prices were unchanged ty common refining, 9c. 10%4e.: Tale to Rood refining, 10340, a 107% good grocery, Ie, ryote prime 134 ‘orto Rico, 10sec. a ok Mas ‘in falr demand aud steady; wales 110,000 tbe, lie, Receipts, 1,19 bbls, The market ruled ve nd, in the absence of business, prices were nominal, ARMY BULLETIN. CHANGES IN THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. The following are the changes among officers of the Ordnance,Mepartment during the month of October:— Brevet Colonels T. T. 8. Lailey, 8. Crispin, and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J, McAlister, appointed a board to select suitable sites in the vicinity ‘of New York city, or some other convenient and suitable locality, for the establishment of | gunpowder depots, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T. J. Treadwell, detailed as a member of a board to convene in ‘Warhington to pre- pare plans, specificatfons and estimates for the buildings of the War Department contemplated by the seventh section of the act approved July 28, 1866, Brevet Major A. R. Buffington, authorized to proceed in person or send some one to Galveston, Texas, to break up the depot at that place, [Brevat atone Colonel 8. v. pa ot sree visit Springfleld srmorg for the (Purpose. of cont with Brevet Colonel J. G. Benton im regard to manufactere of cartridges for the Gatling gun. ier ordered to Watertown arsenal to select the necessary bullet machines required at the Frankford arseval. Brevet Brigadier General R. E. K. Whiteley, ordered to Indianapolis arsenal to Gayeauaete oc charges made agatnnt Bre Brovet.Lieutenrat Colonel We He Barns, com- mand! the Brevet F. H. Parker, ordered to Hilton Head de- pot to superintend the shipment of stores from that place to Northern arsenals. Brevet Captain Morris Schaff, authorized to visit Forts Morgan aud Gaines, Mobile harbor, as often as shall bo absolute) of ing} necessary for disposing of the stores recenily there, agony: | ane. ee San Antonio | KEL arsenal, and relieve Captain J. W. Todd in com- SS ae Capita Todd bewg assigned to duty at Rock THE DEP) RIMENT OF In an order uaued on the 8th lost, Major General Rob: ingon, commanding the Military Distr of North Car- olina, relinquishes command, having been directed to take command of the Department of the South Satine J the absence of Major General Brevet Major D. les, T. Wells, First Lieutenant, Eight: United States intantry, t will accompapy General Robinson to, to Charleston, In General Orders, No. 61, a Donte, be ans Aer mand of North Carolina, Colonel United States infantry, ‘Annoucced that cry has Socnas command of the Military District 4 bee lajor General Robinson's abs-nce. Brevet Captain J. French, First Lieutenant snd Adjutant Eighth infantry, is announced as Acting Assistant Adjutant General. MISCEILANROUS, Brevet Major Edward Murphy, United State Army, has been relieved (rom mustering and disbursing duty in the State of Indiana. By direction of the President, Second Lieutenant Wil- liam P. Hogarty, Twenty-first Veteran reserve corps, has deen mustered out of the s>rvice. Brevet Major Robert H. Porter, Fourteegth United States infantry, has been ordered to report to the Medi- cal Director, Department of California, for examination. Should bis dsability appear to be permanent he will repair to Philadelphia and report for examination to Major General Meade, President of the Retiring Board, convened by special orders No, 619, November 27, 1965. By direction of (he President, Brevet Lieutenant Colo: nel Thomas C. Williams, captain Nineteenth United States infantry, has been assiened, tn accordance with ‘is brevet rank, to duty with the Freedmen’s Bureaw is the district of Nashville or Memphis, Tenn. Brevet Major Theodore Edson has been assigned to doty at the Alleghany arsenal. NAVY BULLETIN. The following is a correct list of the steamer Susquehanna, on which General Sherman and Minister Lewis W. Cainpbell sailed for Mexico on the 11th instant: Commedore James Alden, commanding. Lieutenant Commanders—A. B, K. Benham, Exeentive geet Ed. EF. Preble, Navigating and Ordnance Officer. Surgemms— Robert T. Maccoun; Passed Assistant, Daniel MoMourtic; Assistant, George A. Bright. Paymarter—Ambrose J, Clark. Enyincers-Chicf, Charles H. Laring; First Assistant, N. B. Littig; Second Assistants, Daniel Hardie, John C. Kater, William H. DeHartt; Acting Third, Taylor, Balls, ch. First Lieutenant Henry J. ér—Charles J. Barel ig Mastere—C. C. Bankes, James B. Wood. ing Ensign. Ti. Faronholt Midshipmen—Samuel N. Kane, Aid and Signal Officer; Baldy, ‘Grim, Berry, Huoker, e, herwel, Maynard, Rich, Wisner and Resenges. Boatewain—John Smith. Carpenter—ioseph E. Mille! Sailmaker—Henry T. Stok ANNUAL SESSION OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS. Bostox, Nov, 14, 1866. The grand international division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers commenced their annual ses- sion in this city to-day, Mr. Charles Wilson, of Roches- ter, presides. The association was organized in Detroit in 1863, and has for its olyects the improvement of the condition of i engineers and to urge upon railroad officers the epeiety of adopting such rules and regulations as will tend to harmonize the relations exist- ing between employers and employés, and to discoun- tenance all strikes, believing that the interests of each ean better he subserved by more Just ond rational means. Between sixty and seventy delegates are present, repre. senting all parts of the country. THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON RETRENCHMENT. ~~ annaxy, Nov. 14, 1868, The joint Congressional Committee on yore appointed at tho last session of bar ane which man, held fession in ity = took'the testtinony. of William iar, of after which they im: ‘we city of New York, where they are oew in session. BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT HARTFOR. Hantyonn, Conn., Nov. 14, 1864. The second tournament for the billiard championship of Connecticut was commenced here to-aay under favor: able auspices, Six players, from diffefent parts of the State, contested. os were red to-day with ‘the following ressh Ufiret axe, et Hemins, of Hartford, va. H. Bishop, 0 Weait bry by Hemina, Secc fore md game, Woolla- bs) Whitam "= in € en pork see ae id Grand at ae OE tren Cuweney. MARRIAGES AND. DEATHS. “ Boerwicx—Buipex.—On Tuesday, November 13, by Rev. Dr. pers A Cc —— to Migs Louisa, second ter iden, Esq. pra WLAND. Os Tuesday, November ei, by Rev. ‘Seneca Howland, Connie eeenta Cone to CoRNBLIA Howxanp, both of this Capuos—Prizen.—At South Amboy, N. J., on bing jovembe: by the Rev. G. J. Jurton, anny C, etic arnt We eldest daughter of Captein Law- Frazee, formerly of New Brunswick, N. J. ee the sone M. B. B. church, as nae Rev. A. H. dari pastor, Wa, ey ConcEr, of Bratle du Sac, Wis, to NeLue A, daughter of the officiating man. Davie—Coxxer.—On Wed: November 7, by the Rev, William F. Collins, Mr Cuanues Ee Davis, of Brooklyn, E, D., eine these A Contam ot this city. Duy. —On Wednesday, October 81, at the Re- sasnet Prohestans Dutch, chureh, Twent} vs waa by the Rev. A. R. Guonor Down Thompson, 'RANCEB, ter of Matthew 8. Lp toy aitot this cliy. mbOcE. jonpoce..~On Tuesday iA trae 13, at eee a chureh, Pe frmapbires he nya Hear —On , Novomber 18, by the er Dr. Wiagine, cab a ‘W. Hovrimy Miss Cece oe phar = November 13, at Grace oe Harlem, by the Rev. Wm. , Mr, Wa. vanes, Jr., to Miss Many C., daughter of 8. D. Laune, Esq., al! of this city. papers please copy. co age Rae five oat on rellnaetay marving, cones 14, Josera youngest son of John and Rose Ann Baldwin, aged 2 years, 9 months and’12 this (Thursday) rere at two o'clock, trom the reniaause ss och his is pereni At wile Hamsburg. family are eee Manchester and Preston (England! Bocxvs.—On Monday, November a aera py, LL, Baton only son of ee [hey aged 18 years, 2 months and 23 ‘Caasivy. —On Tuesday Fptbad 1, aftor short bat severe iliness, Peter ‘ASSIDY, @ native of Ballyconnell, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 63 years. Relatives and frie rot the Sramtly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of nis son in-law, Francis Lutoy, 37 Rose sti this (Thors- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. ‘The remains will be takon to Calvary Cemetery. ConxeLLy.—On Wednesdaw morning, November 14, James, only son of Martin and Marz Sonnelly, aged 7 years and 8 months. ‘The funeral will leave the residence, No, 32 Mill street, Newark, at eleven o'clock on Friday morning, and pro- ceed to Mount Calvary Cemetery, Long Island, Dipeie,—On Tuesday, November 13, at the residence of Mr. Robert Dent, Husrierra F , daughter of the late Foyler E. He, Dibbld, Now York pilot, aed 18 years, ‘he funeral will take place at sloven o'clock in tho faorning, from the residence of Mr. Dent, 82 Seventeenth street, Brookly n. The friends of both families are invited to attend, The remaitis will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. Doovy.—On Weduescay, November 14, Hanora Doopy, aged 77 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Jolm Coleman, 207 Kast Thirty-fitth street, on Friday after- noon, at ‘haif-past one o’clock. Frage —On Tuesday evening, November 13, Hiram, youngest son of Hiram Frazee, aged 16 years and 8 months, The relatives and friends of tho family are Invited to attend the funeral, this (Ihursday) aflernoon, at wo o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. 360 West Thirty-tow enth sircet, Ganretsoy,—At his residence, Clifton Point, Rhine- beck, on Monday, Novomber 12, Freesorn GakneTson, in the 74th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfuly mvited to attend the funeral services, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Rhineback, this (Thursday) afcernoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, ‘The remains will bo taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, Baltimore papers please copy. Gisees,—At Belloville, N. J., on Toesday, November 15, Ernennert H. 1, and on ‘Wednesday. November 14, Grorcr F., infant wins of Alfred H. and Rowena Gibbes, aged 55 and 55 days respectively. Faneral will take place from the House of Prayer, Rawat: N. J., this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock. HALLANAN —On Monday evening, November 12, at forty-five minotes past eleven, Wittiam HALLaNas, in the 66th year.of his age, formerly of Abbey View, county Cork, Iréland, brother of the late Key. John lanan, priest,’ Ballinhassig, The relatives’ and triends of bis sdns, Jerem‘ah and Thomas, and those of Ins son-in-law, Thomas og oa aro respectfully invited to alt"nd the funeral, from No. 569 Second avenue, between Thirty-firat and eebebin, this (thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. , Cork and Melbourne, ‘Australia, papers please one —On Tucsday, November 13, after a short ill- ness, Dax Ie, son of Alice Jones, i the 19th year of is age. Relatives and friends of the family are bag sonsertong in- vited to attend the funeral services, at his late resi- oma el fac -eighth st., this (Thursday) after- ‘hoon, ree 0”: Kxexax.—On Wednesday, betel 14, Jams Kurxan, a native of the parish of Lagen, county Long- 01 ite friends and the Sipe of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, atten o’clock, from his late residence, Butler street, corner of Under- hill avenue, Brooklyn. oe er, morning, November 14, Jony erase Hugh ‘and Apne Kelly, aged 2 months and 24 pe 1 soul rest in peace. pie. taper take Canal from the residence of is parent street, ureday noon, bt oho o'clock, without rurther notice. twee Lags'xee,—On Monday, bie tne Lvcy Harpy, wife of Charies Laessner, aged poke he ad 8 months, The friends of the soulis ta poipticad f *rarited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ftom the residence of her son-in-law, 144 street. Maitirws,— Suddenly, on Ay lg ge] November a at the residence of her son, F. Matthews, No. aa Va! arene, x Mary | wife 4 os ews, ore estchester NY, @ the Tist year of her age, s N The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Friends’ meeting house, at Pur- chase, on Saturday afternoon, al two o'clock, Nooyey.—On Wednesday ae, hoker acs Crctiia, twin danghter of RB, and 1 year, 4 mouths and 26 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 68 East Twenty-sizth street, on Friday after- noon, at one o'clock, ddeniy, at Newfoundland, N. J., on Wed- Lock W. Newroy, of this city, nce of his father-in-law, ty-eecond street, (Thursday) aftern Friends an tives are ipvited to all The remains will be taken to Greenfield, N.ass,, for interment, Oreusras. —On “Tuesday, November 13, at his resi- dence, 405 Thirteenth street, near First avenue, Eowarn 0 ROLLAYAS, aged 54 years, A requiem mass Will be offered for the repose of his soul, at the Church of the Pmmaculate Conception, Four- teenth street and avenue A, at t o'clock thie (Thurs day) morning. The funeral take place from the church at twelve o'clock, — Cork niner please coy O'Neit.—At her ronidenes| ‘in Seventeenth street, Mra, Maroaret 0) Kasay aged 55 years. Her friends, and those of her Charles, Daniel and Jolin, are respectfall: Invited to atiend the funeral, from the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Four- teenth street, this (Tharsday) morning, at nine o'clock, where a bigh mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul. Her remains will be Sakae to Cal- vary Cemetery ai balf-past one o'clock ia the Limerick Chronicle please copy. Park.—At Harrison, Westchester county, on Tuesday, November 13, Axw Pan, in the 72d year of her age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, at Christ church, Rye, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Car ios will be m waltit s the arrival of the 11:80 trai from Twenty-sevent Ferry.—On Tuesday, November 13, at Cranberry, N. 4. Scean 8. Perry. wike of Nelson Poity, ¢ fun eral will take oo this ‘nt roday’ afternoon, at two o'clock. = nin . F, Powrnt.—On Tuesday, November 13, Mr. Axtnosy laf ative of Ennis, county Ciare, Ireland, aged ‘the friends of the family are requested to attend Pg funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Chambers, 102 Fifth street, Williamsburg, this ines: ae nie at two o'clock, ‘On Tuesday, November 18, Mr. Wiuwa Pras. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, No, 141 Mercor street, Jereey City, at three o'clock this (arte ) afternoon. Rarreery —On Tuesday morning, November peed Kar Youngest child of Philip and Marie Tooross y, aged 3 years and 10 mouths, 0 friends of the oye, Ady are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ( morni fam o the residence of her parents, 93 M. ferebate “streets cn Paterson, pp Reel rRTSON —On Thesday mornin, ber 13, Mra. —_— widow of Wm, aged 76 rea Notice of the funeral will be givon hereafter. Sav. > this Pe Wednesday, March 4 Tuow | Savacn, $08 of Mana and Joba wage, Savannah, Ga, aged 92 years, earn Pre eae November 13, Eowanp & ~ The foner| Fp his lete Srelock. is and Yor ¥ Men's po Be Baca sin ee a, ere reapootully invited to attend. ‘Tite Mewurne New Yor Youro Men's Rowan or oan. Be —Brothers—' THOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION : You will cart our rooms 927 Bowery, thie (raeuesayy ettes: noon, at al -p Sn Ra week, to to the WARD “oR (OUN A. SULLIVAN, President. Tank, Recordi tere. ban ns, corn Novem! 13, of disease of the heart, Sueas, belov ‘wife of James Smith, in the 57th year of her ne. ‘The Telativer and — of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late sevidennes pea ye 4 streot, this (Thu: Ferains will be taken to rh Mat ‘Temeaw1o.—At Brooklyn, L. I., on Tuesday, November Mr. Banraovowaw Tawannio, in the 66th year of bis ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his son Oscar, are invited to attend the funeral, at Bt: pe! a ehureh, Court street, on Friday ‘morning, = ten oa Wioret.—At Newtows — 18, Dororay L, Van on Tuesday, Ne paler ee the 79th year of wernt Tolativen and friends of the family are ly invited to attend the fenerels this (Thursday) at one o’ from her late residence, and at two o’clock from St, James’ oa a. S oreburg, Va. ‘Tuesday af aah Ger- eaday, — Auevia ©, Winnam, wil 79 years and 18 days, fai merit friends ot the Lap are ws pent invited repens attend the funeral, from eburch, corner of Eighty-fret ne = Beret avenue, this (Phares morning, at eleven o’clock. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 14, (886, Cleared. Steamahu Mie tapy ag Slocum, Havana—Garrison & Allen. sd Rteanahip Granada. Y Wein wet SO ee Leary. ‘Steams! bi City. Point and Riche eee onrae, Norfolk, Oty: Potat’ and aes out, Fo ree Bexanaria 7 ‘Hand, scene We Bac Aine Eat Raton aa ‘scar. manip peor ¢ gee Curtis, Panama—Morchant & C: }, Cutt in Liverpook—Willlams & ‘Guloe. Shp iiverpool ee ohh + Toudon—Grinnell, Minturn ak Freihandel (Brem), Hargeshelmer, Bremen—Oelrichs Bark Atalanta (Brem, Hogeman, Bremen—Garrels & lever. Janeiro—Pendergast Bros. Bark Contest (BE. Boot. Ro, Janeiro--Pendergast BR is Xaoques (Fr, Vincent, Nantes—Boyt om Cleeley ‘Helen (Br), Taylor, Gibraltar—M E Greene & ore Mozart (Lubec), Tletchins, Montevideo and Buenos A rea ch, Meineke & Wend biteercore, Aspinwall—Merchant & Carman. Bie Lona (re) Bell. Grenada. WI—C Hf Trumbull. Ornegn )Br’, Mefnnis, Sydney—C B Swain. Bole Willlam, Dobson, Mohile—Yonng & Cowai Brig Potomac, Snow, Charleston—Tupner & Re Sclir Arens Bye, Townsen!, Key Weat—C H Mallory & Co, Schr © Woolsey. Parker. Bultiinore—Bently, Smith & Co, Schr Moses Waring, Plummer, Elizabethport—James Rich- ards, Schr Jonny Lind, Cote, Machtas—Snow & Richardson, Schr 8F Godwin, Waterbury. Stamford. Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore. Arrived. Steamship Btna (Br). Tibbetts. Liverpool Oct 31, and Quemnstown Nov 1, with men and RE paneongers. (0 ‘John G Dale, 6) 62, lon 32 08, passed steamship Scotia, hence for Liverpool; 10th, 85 miles eastof Cap Race, steam: ship Cutna, from Boston ‘for do: 12h, lat 41 57, lon 63. a brig igzod Bremen steamor, bound B; 13th, lat 41 26, lon 64 18, @ National stenmer, bound B. Steamship Persia (Br). Lott, Liverpool Nov 3, and Queer town 4th, with mdse and passengers, to Cunard," Nov off Rallycotton saw steamshin Malta, hence for Liverpool Tth, Int 51. lon % 83_steamahip Scotia (supposed). do for d 10th lat 44 51, Ion 46 29, brig Earl Grey, bound B: 12th, 42.45, lon 61 04, steamship City of Paris, hence for Liverpool, Steamship & clnto, Loveland, Savannah. with mdse and passengers, to Garrison & Allen, Had strong NE winds since leaving Hatteras. 3 Steamship Mayflower, Robinson, Georgetown, DC. Stonmelip NieMtingale. Hreaker, Boston. hip Emanuel (Nor), Croger. Antwerp. 56 days, with maser to WE Sehmiders: Son Hind heavy weather; stove bulwarks and sprung fore and main masts. Rark Morning Star (Br), McMann, Antwerp, 60 days, with mise, to Funcb, Meineke & Wendt, Had strong weaterly les the entire passade, eemark feliza Hares (itr), Conyers, Bermuda, 13 days, with hides. to.1N Harvey. Had very rough weather, | Nov. 12 Wt88 lon 7280, saw brig Loulsd, from Bermuda for New Yarark Floetwing (Br), Kearney. Dead Jelands (Labrador), 1 days, with herring, to ME Greene & Currie. vk Prowess (Br), Brown, New Haven, 12 ‘hours, in bal- Inst, to Boyd & Hinecken (Arr 13th.) Brig 1 F Eaton (of Calais), Reed, Antwerp, 95 dave, with dae, to maater, Mad heavy clea moat of the passage, Prescott. Lane. Bangor. with Inmber, Brig SW Woodeat, fines, Rondont for aston, Sele Marie Josophive (Pr), Mancal, St Peters with fish, to order. Nov 10, iat 4044. lon 64 21- M Drer, ‘of { Provincetown, vatertoggea "a fore repar ort et Pivehet, © Cole, Shulee, NS, 15 days, with spars, jo Snow Schr Gillespie (BA), Smith, ‘Windsor, NS, 10 days, with Behr Emme (Br). Davis St Stephens, NB, 6 days, with lathe, to Gorham Horde! Behr'S Wooster, Lelvnd, Ellsworth, 6 days. So'r Naonta. —, kr Mediator, ——, fone r Charter Bent cl Bohr Czar, Hammond, Poughkeepsie for Beaton. Below. Brig T HA Pitt (Br), Cov Marine gk a ae Sor athe Sein ‘ool ad fast for Queenstown a, Exoocn Train, from Philadelphia for Sen Ronde, in distress, has cutwater, wood ends a A portion of the cargo was thrown over- boar, : parirssiaom ay Senne er felita’s Wve ott down on rer sides ‘ent away fog Bane Prasn Lraur (Br), Wilson. Newport. W, Aug 1, for Portland, pat inte Qu senslown, Inelsed (ne ante gizen), tu dwtress, baving lost mainmest, spars and salle in eary Ral and halled from Falmouth, Ja. Rata Puewirn (Br), from Porto Rico for Philadelphia, was at Bermuda lat ‘st, having lost foremnast, mainvopmast and jibboom. Brio Lua wrted by telegraph from London as the Luba, as having feo boarded by piraten ta the Chinn Rea. and the captain and tro men’ killed, (a supposed to be parties Lf the Lubra. of. oston, owned by OT Child an Providence. Bed) F Tarra. of Donnie, waa med ad a aupertor #i fer and a most extimabie. man. fe had bis wive rnd two children on boara the and their fate ts atill unknown. satimig Toxannma (not Tamacanda), of Digby, XS. isthe rita sare Fac i nd not not bound i ce aia as es 5, . fore reported. Oar ,0 insu: bee tt Pacific (a ofatte Ga ie Saha! RNAP NS Mincellanceus. W Barns, Jr, the obliging purser of the fine steamship San Jacinto, from , has our thanks for late papers. Steamsuir Antanxe, Capt Sawyer, of © H Mallory & Co's line, is now loading at plier 20 East river, for Galveson, Texas, and will positively sail on Saturday next, 17th inst. She has superior accommodations for passengers, and has always discharged her freight without damage. Spoken. &c. Ship Sorento, Wilson, from Havre for New Orieans, Oct a ao 2919, rig 8 a ‘eartell Fo. Basho. from New York for Abtatess Get 12, lat 1940, lon Foreign Ports rr Nov 1—Arr Flower, If Azrwmur, Oct 30--agr Continent, Mutey, WYork; Slat, Te. Jen R Cooper, Smith, Fotia aia” Noy ,'Appellina, Cham- NYork; London, Mieiordt, do; 2d, Eilen, Scoti, Phila. 1. Oct W-Arr Ann. Poschick, NYork. Sid Nov 1, senna Ha Now jor Of dpdeneer Moore, from ¢ for Ni HAVRE, Oot 28 A’ men ier N and thena, Wark, NYork: 20h. 1 aenpreie ; 3 and Cabumbus. ‘ine do. 8 aie i eae A Dedman, 1 Fhinney, Bassein, Below sist, Fee ow Harpebire, jnxwen, Oct 2784 Suwa, Thiel. Galveston eee Nov l—Arr Mario Fleischer, Costa, New beret Oct 9—Arr San Antonio, Artan, NYork. Baw 10-—Arr Johannes, Laner, NYork. —Arr Klien Dyer, Clapp, NYork. Sid 27h, Loy lon, Lowden, Serre, erat ‘WATT te Sorelle, Measina, Hoven « pene t A—Arr Merti Cnamiorrerows, Pitt, Ooi Arr sche Mylog Cloud, Mo. Oct HOM, Shanghae, Nanschats, from NYork Dra, Nov An, AER Ryans, London for NYork {oa opreers) Tous OS oars reat Crashaven Oct deipmin: Ris. Riv Grande, Ci do; Petrel, Me Kensie, jeer 8 Ror 1oare Amie, Kixarrown, Oct 25—Sid Lady Lavenroot, Oct are borer goa ent out for do.!; Hibernian tp, Dutton Energy Caulking, } sora ‘Alida, Baker, Bai do. 3h The Grogan, NYork’ (and ont ey Milan cone Torte. fan Franckeo; at marty | YI Harsiork, favannad, ‘Rafies, Baltimore nedec: Nov I, re; Helena, out same Liverpool: ath: Ry iy creas, en Bid ah ship Mal a! et brig Crowa SBAVANKATL or Pies ve Guard, New Orleans; Erin (2). Sota) petonstewn Mov 1): Her 1, Mowe Rew Brot ee die Conway, do; Hi acne seen, ae pt H “ee es rand, eae do. Jrorows Oakes Wie te do; ‘ade Carlotta, ee Oct Sl—Arr AE Lovett, Perry, Warren Point Jr, \. Palma ; 29thi otk. aa of gee 2—Bat out, Fortuna, Beg, for WYork+ Arr Energy, Hughes, NYork (see Disas- ‘pony Manon. Qt 17—Arr rah Ree et, ce Nov 8—Are Asia ( tae Boston for ‘hao eeiee *Biaxomas, Sept 2—-Sid eat tate, Bart toes aca iE Beta ‘Rangoon, Murray, NYork. onnseet, NF, sisi. br CSeronm NB. No Nov’ rig Annie Collins, Smith, New" Honk tox Windsor. Nes Nis sohr Ella, Wyman, NYork. Cid brig: oeorannet A Berry, Hong Kong. Gytae err Benet eGo i Amerioan Porte PB aay eye me rons Rameeura: Ci ia cierto hata a Rik whee ship. Black Hamlet, Snow, NYork; dat, staatgniiny tens iired, Sv simran larsau; schre semenatt repairs: Amn “ton; Daniel “if Ines, Brunswick. more: sohr Maria, Pier gon, Cha Gates or act dirig Keepatone, Barter. N NG'Nov 16—Cld schra John, Davin, and Hiei brig Vistory (Br), Doyle, WiLMiNe Ben, Jones, ueenstown . mer Commander, Anderson, NYork. MI! CARD. During (ve pet twelve months many inquiries have been madeo! je" t whether my son had been cured of con- sumption by Dr. O'Toole, of this clty. The fact In the fall of 186¢ my son was taken with a distressing cough, Which harassed hm day and night. immediate a physician, who, after a careful examination, pronounced ny son to be far gone in consumption: Two other phyricians were afterwards consulted. | Their opin‘ons agree! with the Brat. At this time, and after ail hopes of Tecovery were one, F called in Dr. O'Toole. His medicines had an imme- Gixte eect In re Meving the couzh and smothering. The loft thy ‘One by one the distressing symptoms of the disease disappeared, Two years bave passed, and my son enjoys perfect health, a \CELLANEOUS. New Yore, Oct. 9, 1866. Goo! 25 tated ‘avenue, DR. O’TOO TOOLE: CONSUMPTION TOSPITAL 202 BAST SIXTEENTH STREET, § HIRAM ANDERSON, NO. 99 BOWERY, I3 SELL- ~ ing English velvet and’ Brussels Carpets, Lowell threes ply and Ingrain Carpets at greatly reduced prices, buyere are invited to call, Oilcloths from 3 to 13 feet wide; Drug- ia 4 yard cord Mats, Matting at low rat Look for No. A. 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