The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1866, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suspar, Nov. 25, 1866, Wall street”gave way to one of the most causeloss pan- ‘ies in ita history during the past week, and the bears were entirely successful in driving the bulls before them like a flock of sheep, whereas, had the latter only been resolnte in timo they could have held full control of tho stock market. The movement was aasisted at the outset, about a fortnight ago, by the leading bulla with a view of increasing the “ short’? tuterest and buying back some of the stock they bad sold at lower figures, but they suffered the bears to raid the market so long that their efforts to rally it proved unsuccessful, and it went from bad to worse until Wednesday evening, when 4t fell into a panic which carried prices to their lowest point on #riday morning. One or two of the bull houses, vy the exhibiiion of fright they made aad the reckless manner in which they sold their own aud their cus- tomers’ stocks, did much to produce and afterwards ¢1 courage the panic, By setting a bad example of cowardice, which tended to the demoralization of the bull forces, they added fuel to the fire which the bears were fanning and damaged alike their credit and their pockets, Timid men who go about the street wish faces as long a3 a ladder and palo with fear, questioning everybody they meet in trem- bling accents as to what they think of the market, show such an utter absence of nerve that they are physically and mentally unfit to speculate, and shon!d never ven- ture upon anything so rash and dangerous, A man who fa unable to take bis losses coolly and philosophically should never hazard a throw of dice in Wall street; but in any event he should never show his losses in his countenance, One frightened bull can do moro harm in assisting the fall of prices on a panicky market than a dozen bears ; Dat to do more than smile at such men would be littie better than cruelty to animals. The guiding rulo of action with stock speculators should be to keep a stiff upper Hp aud a coot bead, however their accounts stand. On Friday afternoon and Saturday, the fall having spent its force, there was a marked change for the better ia the speculative temper, and prices improved, although, as a natural consequence of tha see rity of the previous shock, tho progress of the recovery was wot very rapid. At six o'clock on Sauurday even ug the market closed steady at the following qvotations:—Erie 7174 a 74, Reading 113°¢ aM, Northwes'orn 41% a Northwestern preferred und Mississippi certificates 287% a 29, rn 8L% a, Illinois Central 11944 a Cleveland ana Prisburg 6: 104, Fort Wayne 1044 a 4g. The miscellaneous list was Ormer throughout than the railway share market, ja 4, Rock Island 103% and the improvement in the jatter, the business trans- acted in them being limited. In combiua‘ion with the efforts of the bears on the Stock Exch. wero other Koverament securi'ies sympathised with both the fal | F H thee to} and in the gold room tofluences at work cateulated depress both markets, In the first placo it | has been aceertamed that = the = Sub-Treas ory | sold goid secre'|y ‘oa limited amount for the ostensible | purpose of incr’. :ng its paper money balance to enal > | it, if required, \\ cae t any demands which might be ms ‘* upon it for the rm) mption of Clearing House certific.” end this gave r'- (+ exaggerated reports as to how mocks | goid the Sut ory was selling or tatended to ® i Tuose sales however, been stopped, and ehon'! nevor havo bes cade inthe secret manner in wiih they were, | next place the Troasury ad | drawing upon sis country depositaries for the sak ‘ Wwansferring the foods tothe Sub Treasury here, for) « oud was sold for, This led ed to draw upon their balances FANG PUEPOse | nor banks con» ne city, and covement of currency trom city banks oc the Sub Treasury immed followed. The consequence was & correspo } reduction of the amount of money at the disrow! | of the banks, + call joans to6 «7 percent; but this of itself wou " have been * to produce disturbance on the » > Exchange. The supply of money still remaining the banks was > excess of the wants of speculation acc | a visible retury Sow from the interior, incloding | « , had £¢: in, although only toa moderate ox But the bears » to work and hoarded all the ‘op ! tenders they o0'. do Hicewiae yy ya ing interest on large sums on eo 1d not be loaued. They were, under sealing wax. The bun’: ta such «i @ Common purpose to yor Apecutators, They catled in iver | Joans sumroer'!y ond made the shoe pinch wheret’ they could, a by exeiting distrust in other mind: |) Tent themecives to @ bear operation and filled the'r o« pockets, Tle; \cvtous decrease which had taken oly e fn the reseres of legal tenders held by the asror ue! | Danks, amoun'in to twenty-five millions between ())) | at of Moptensner and the 17th of November, oposite increns-d tm a nearly equal ratio dur: same period, pisced them, it is true, ina weaker po | ' 1 ! tion than they were previously; but during thes months there i» alwaye a reduction of the reserve, ov ing to the «onal drein westward and southward * move the «ops The full extent of this has been siready felt, avd the return flow from the West aud |). Jatertor generally will soon result in the accumulation f° | s volume of © rreney at this centre which wilt the money 1 «et beyond the influence of the besr the Stock Fret onge. eet becomes aseured, ag in ory is, of an easy supply of money a | © below the (-/ ui rate of interest In the future, the bound in the cek market from the recent dei c will be very «eid d and the decline will probahly ' {ally recovers! from before the year cinges, The r way share re rvet is admitted by all to be in a healthier condition fy rise now than it was before the pane, for the simple roocon that, in proportion to the extent of ‘sa taken place, there is more room for « che have fallen into strong hands, and, { | i } rope led to make, the ball element is stil {1 e stron, and pew bavers hove although ben) Lave been crippled by the saeritices they have been « the been ind et to efter the market at the present procs. The general dutness of. trade is at the seme time vorvble to private capitalists and busine + men turning ther attention to Wall street Judeirg by tho lores earnings of the leading railwave, their stocks appe i to be selling rather below than above their real value; 0.1 those «tock which, like Erie, bevo fallen the most wll probally experience the greatest and quickest recovery. It is genevaily expected that t-tnorrow's bank stato- moat will bo nfacorable; and an estimate made yes terday loos for a decrease in deposits of $8,500 00, in Iegal tondors of £4,000,000, in loans of $3,000,000, aud in specie of £3,000. This, however, im likely to prove oxageoraied; bat in any event an unfavorable statement ‘5s been more than discounted, and forward the sitoments wil gradually show im- provement. Tie bears may hammer the market @ hittle woe the return is made known, but it must soon cape feom thelr control. The gold market was under strong bear {nfluencos all the id th price steadily dectined from 141% to 1878 on Thursday, the closing price on Saturday being 198% fore canno tendency o ‘The decline kas beon excessive and there. be permanent; for, although the catural the premium ts downward in the abeeoce Of disturbly . caaeen, it is goimg down far too fast for a 10 qitimate de) ne, and the effect upon holders of foreign merchandiv \« very injurious, The goverament should | lenwe the martes to Heel; for, by secretly tamp ring win it, only Domedts “the ring’ of tort and exper (he Treasury Department to suspic which shoo d he svolded, The foreiun «one market became firm towards the eloxe of the « swing to the dectine in goid and tho ponte in stec «| leading drawers advanced their rate for sterling a ah A returo hy oon published of all the Joint stock eom. formed | oring the two years from the Sist of * 1464, to the 31 (of May last, in England, when the iene creation of burl) Undertakings was effectesly stopped by the panic. Tt app are that the total of companies under \avited liad lity brought oot in Kngiand alone dur ng tie twenty-four mon'hs was 1,760, oF at the rate of seventy. thew por month; that in Ireland, during the same porlod, elghty-ive were introduced, or at the rate of rather mere thau three per month, and that in Seotiand the proportion was fifty-seven, or rather more than two per month, Besides this there were forty-one com: Pevies eatablished in England on the unlimited principle, seu thirty-two in tne mining districts on the coft-buok syerem. In Ireland there was only one unlimined cou- Peay formed, and im Scotland the number was twelve. ibe agcrerate of companies, !imited, un! mited and cort- bouk, Cormed in the United Kingdom in the two yeers, vas 1088, OF at the rate of eighty.three per momh due \vial of hanived comoasion creaied ia ue Lased ch caused an advance in the rat) ‘or | cases were “short! 9) | \* Kingdom simve the passing of tho act in 1863 has been 5,689, of whtyb a large proportion have already wound up or are undergoing the process. ‘The European Times, in speaking of the condition of the Bank of ethos says: — It was probal beer = Mom ved in the bank's dis- count eben decrease of £748,467 in the advances on “other socnsiston,)) that bas ‘chiefly prompted the reduction inthe web we discount to four per cent, for to the movement this head the increase ov" E4T 198m he reseree blenny The de- posita, it will be observed, have diminished, In the face of this d'minution in their banking liabilities, accompa- nied by a large Lard in the amount of cash in Bnd till, the directors had no choice but to lower the ‘Tho increase in the coin and bullioa is £168,010. whitch accords very closely with the amount known to have been gained by the bank on the import and export trans- actions of the week since the previous return. A London circular publishes a letter from Mr. Hugh MoCutloch, Secretary of the Treasury, in which he re- marks:— The policy of the gevipement ™ bg understood in this country, ant istake ahout it on the ot ° Rees our bonds, the interest of which ia payable in bay will be paid in coin, Our interest-bearing notes are payable in curreacy. The highest prices of the leading stocks sold at the first session of the Exchange on each Saturday of the Jast four weeks were as follows:— Nov, 3. i. 8 ~~ 17 Nov. 24. rd to its bonds is “ee not to Stocks. Atlantic Matt... .. 129 1% 105 Alton & Terre HanteRR. 62% 60% ‘e 40 Alton & Terre Hante pref 7% Th 70 - Rostom Water Power..... 33 Fy ao w Canton Company........ 56% 61% BI = 47 Cleveiand & Pitteburg... 94 ry) 85, 84 Cleveland & Toledo. 12056 Ose ne 2 No” 108% 1916 5ST 50 424 my TI OT1I¢ tenia Coal, 61% 6 70 67% Ceveland, Col. & Cin. ns ns 3 = Delaware & Hudson Canal BA 1 158 15515 Hudson River, 28% «= 128 121% Tiino'a Central, less My «119 = «119 Michigan Central, nay «115 12 ny Michigan Sontnern 8% 91K 82 al Milwaukee & St, Pa ay 67 5 Milwankee & St Paul p mu «70 60 Marinosa Mining... ty 13. 1% Mariposa proferred 20% «97% OT New York Content RR... 119% «118 191g 110% Now York & Frie RR... - My BTN Now York & Erie nref.. 8 85 83 811g Onle.k Micalerippl cer... (61 BN 20 875 Mi 24h 241 179 iio 109% «104% 1041 Miu BI ATR ATHG n7% e%~ wise ME Bt a2 48 = 82% «BIN a a7 of he past four weeks aa follows: — Nom % Now.10. Now 17. Non 2% Way 113 Hs 14% a% 119% oe WaT 11M s185, wt wT wm a ed 109 199% lene 8a Vivasweniies of 188, #11012 «19% «102100 wonttes of 1884. #1971 107K «ORT FIRAS.. MINTZ §—- TAL YON — 10814 teerieg, OT OTK TORI 108 24 aer'en 108 WIM «105% 104 Oths, 3d series, 106 106 105 108% * Rx interest, ‘The totel imports at New York for the week ending November 23 compare as followa with those of the two weeks nrevionsty:— ek nding Now 9. Now 18. Now. 23. Dre co ds eceeeee STASI AW SISTTTIG = 1,004. 788 Gor ral merchandixe, 3.994 741 2510,723 2'840,304 Torn’, eee $524,424 SR REED 4, “+e Imports of dry goods compare with former returns to week, 1884 TeRS ‘1888, f Aatthenort, $30 474 E2167 FL HOt TAT Thoownon ged 005,672 = RST,N72 1178 782 ofan, at the port, 49,539. 5°7 7% 209,197 117,808 a7 on market,, 64497,.907 T9.47!.941 113,100 sipments of specie from this port last week and She yenr to date conmare as fotlowa with those of responding periods (n 1864 and 1995 :— 1884 134 1848. oventh week, S1.°2t.11% = ©793.516 = @781. 885 Cre cously reported, 42.497,0°T 26,495,103 67,150 012 oy $14,071, 130 $27, 218,619 $87 070,877 Richmond Dixpa'ch statoa that onerations have torped on the York River Railroad, The hands sli bean paid off, and the contractors and clerks wre lott for New York. The road had been completed «na the Chie'cahominy. ihect of a railroad from Bath to Rockland, Me., ing considerable at'ention in the former city, © potion of many of the rola men of Bath the Alder. | ave derided to call a leoal meeting of the inh to be held on the 27th instant, to take snch action ‘vow may deem proper in relation to loaning the f the city to aid of the proposed railroad from Roektand. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saronmay. Nov. 4-6 P.M 4 —Recripta none, The market for pot continued nut steady at $9 76.0910, Pear! were dull and nomi- vorhanged, Suraoeterrs.—Recaipte, 18,07 ble, flour, 100 bbls. and corn meal, 14.976 by wheat 19,657 hele ona M1965 bushels oute. and 87,712 bushels barley. + puachet for State and Westarn foar continued wary quiet, ~) )onening at an advance of 1¢ a Ibe, ner bbl. bat elo: colo with the Improvement partially owt. The aiee > \imi'ed to 5499 bbls, at the annexed quotations re Sonthern flour eontinned amict, the mo rket elosine Rha, Of rye B10 9775 Corn meat onntin Th p exel rev, nel, Brandywine ou nnehen mother more activity in the wheat ron ket which hey ont was er firmer. but loved tn s a $127 for ‘mised. te, ford in store and $105 ‘ for inferior Western aud Cansvla tn bond. on ve torn. Boriey was in active deman' for export Wat Qoepeston the market clowine hemee at 1 OH) bushels, at He, wn lot of o snd 900 w ae B ander a % " WD Tor firmer with a more setive demond. The Site. and Canela tn Bond on 2100 bales We quate: — Upland. vite, Medile NOG T, ot 9 7 A I By, MM rj ¥ . PP “ (Coe a wns niet, bit nominally Tinchanzed in value, "No 4 1 parley. 1ve onte and feed tn porta Sle room heepoken for nearly oll the te engane m= nts were —Tot 900 do, barley. ad oh) Macs 2AM) brehels S Tandon, 17 000 four, atta, Wd. To f At Be. and 10 was dull and drooping, © ore than renga. The market for my irity tiene bat Fema ned quiin of 176 hia. at te fed vere q t “ cman! bevever ' ot of wt HM a Moy oe enled f 0, secket ruled n@ bonded ree burnt Fon eam ted sales hie. In Philadel Bho. for Decor oh < prised 6, ow mree, regular and cash and 42) " or future delivery 200 vbis. at 82 January, seller's opuon aod all the y mon privare terms. Beat was scarcely gh & fale business was doing. the sales resehing rivet ne * material deetine. Cus prs st Ybe_@ ida. for bama Drs wed wage were edt Western au Ios. 8. @ We foe Westere and i. « ative, bat rteady at Bea 4 moe St oa dairy U0 chovee (eekory S anges; salen 15,000 thm, at . vy. We note anles of 40 fined nagar at 16596, for ; salen 145,000 ibe. at Vos market contineed duit 2 sachin, Tetexrephir Fiour steady; fers O15. ioe for donhie exitas Ww Market Keport.. Ourton, Mov, 14 int Wa $11 10 tor buy sa'en, Li Seago opting at @2 a. + fecal’ tasoute, ase ‘ase do. "as te Vata ipelahia Seo corn, 1308. Ni ape ‘am- ber Peete 3 Wrest werigthl and Port gt che Qed 00 now Tol ‘Onte quiet and held at Oc, sen. +, pone, 94 ben week: ae giner 51,164 bia; wheat, st ye corn, 688,28 bushels; oats, 402.250" buusholhs barley, taelss Tye, @0.00% busiels: peas, $4,520 bushels Canal xports for laat twenty-four hours: ‘our 1,966 sa bushels; corn, $1,001 bushels; Ping Cig Cmicaco, Nov 24, _ Wheat advanced Ye a So. for No, L . i ‘0 hogs. 3! ele wheat, 54, a tain, Ni Flour dnll, Wheat active at $206 No. 2. Corn steady at te. for No. T ad) . Recalpts to-day, 1 Wo bole, dour SrAvobuskeln wheat. Ship- ments to-day, 8,000 bbis. flour, 49, ae bushels wheat. CrNora att, Fee. wy 24,000 do. hipminnta today yy inne bi Paoure 8 51,008 Yun: do. cora, do. oats. Flour limited to m Yocat demands antes’ at Bids $10 75 ps oy a we = vig t tee ~~ ey porser nalew at $6 Sa Hr Mess pork dull a End all at rigge "thoi? + a Torxvo, ing 18K, jo guiet, ta best firmer; extra spring at $22. Corn at Se, ake. b ‘Me # Me. for No. 1 mixed. ria 2e. bel- nal, wu, Crnde turpentine—$5 for 'W for hard, Spirits of turpentine, Ate. a 6a F, $175, Cole ton—S0!ge, a Blo. for middlings. 4, Gia. Nov. 24, 196. Cotton Ormer; sales, 325 boteat vaeriet Mmidditnes, a's ‘a. Bayawnast, Nov. 24, Cotton irreguiar; middling, Slo, a Sie, iMamixeto, I Pp i aivaseit la @ 2%; sales, 160 alee: ‘midaiiann, ry Brock ligt, it 7 raver, Nov. 24, 1866. Cotton is better; strict matadiing i Sales 910 bales 2A, 1466. Cotton active and higher: aslo ite taiddling Bo, Receipts, 3,900 bile. ony lower; fair at Ibe Moliases lower; per r, Ho. prime, 62c. 4 Oia Bank norling, 90, New exchange, ‘discount, Freights to Maw out, Nees Liverpool, fyd. a 916d. ; THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF OF THe NEW YORK HERALD. Taor, Nov, 23, 1866. Tho Central Railroad, passing into new bands the middle of neat month, when the J. W. Keep South-Shore- Corning-Fareo tntorest take charge of the great enter pris, has rendered it proper that [ should ascertain, in behalf of the public, the character of {ts fature manage- ment—not, however, wi) any view of covtrasting It with the past in this respect. Ihave it on the bichest authority thai it is fully intended to greatly improve the running facilities of the road, and to improve the time tables as to speed, materallv lessening the time eon. sumed between the Fading ponts, It Ie thought that the fact of tho Atsorican Expresa Company having already several men in each town along the line, w. inturests in looking ont for the w Ifare of the road will be greaily heighteoed by the semi-nnion, $0 to speak, of the two enterprises, will havo a favorable effect upon the great and really jmportant interests of tha paironiziug public, Another important fact appears. Whon tho rond was constructed, and since tuat time, whenever it has been tound necessary to parehase five of ten acres on which te consiruct fre ght houses, depots, water tanks and other accommo- dation buildings and platforms, inn great number of in- atances the company were compelled to purchase whole farms, «hich they vet retain. The approaching new mavagomont will soll this surplut land and devote the Proceeds to the Improvement ofthe track and the rowd generally, In foot it is given out that ta all respects the ne* broom will not only sweep clean, but will continue the process dar ng its term of uifiee. The programme for the coming election has been made up, and there wl! be no application of the dampened sponge to the stare anterior to the day (13th of Decem- her) set down for the chotce of President. itis thought shat if Mr. Fargo should be chosen to the pomtion of Prewdent the road wonid be henceforth managed en- tirely in the interest of the express companies; but I hear te-day that hia health is ouor, avd that some other Person, allied tothe same combination, may be fixed uupun ultimately. THE FISHING SEASON or 1866, SPECIAL COARES?ONOER: EOF WE Ni W YORK HEMALD, Rostox, Nov. 24, 1460, ‘The reports from the fishing fleet tor the your 1800 show that the season bas been geuerally & most success. tut one. Tho disasters embrace the loss of fourteen vessels from the port of Giowvester, which wero yalasd at $104.000. Twenty.nix lives were alao loxt. ‘The total number of vessels that sailed out of Glon- cestor alone during the year was tour hundred, being an increase of eighty aa compored with the year previous. Two new branches of the trade bave been inaucurated during tho past soason—the Grand Hank aud ihe Groea- land halibut fishery, and the success of the year bas been so complete that a much larger number of vosreis wiil be empsoyed in tho year that is te come, Kighty vessels that were sont from Provincetown to the banks aad Bay Chaleur returned with 74.000 quintals of fieh. The firhing, Coasting and whaling fleet, it is computed, Will all be oniarged noxt ce very consid ‘rably, ta! to a large amount be already pledged for purpose, ALOSG THE HiDsor SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF | OF THE vew YORK HERALD. Poconxearar, Nov, 25, 1866, NOW IN THE HIGMLANDA, Another invoice of «now arrived last n‘ght; not much but enough to warn us of the cold weather clone at hand The north slopes of the mountains on the Hivhlands are covered with snow, a8 are all the other monatains along the Hedson, the heaviest amount being visible on the Catskill. Had the ground been in vot condition ta re. ceive the feathery flakes we should certainly have sleighing o MEMOVAL OF A NEWLY APPOINTED POSTMASTER. Everybody in tha, the Twelfth distriet, was earps on learn ng of the sudden removal of Poetmarter ¢ der, of Bhinebick, and the reappomtment of Mr. Jonn M. Keese. Mr Keowe was removed by the Prositent « fow weeks previous ty election ond Mr. Gillender op. pointed in his tend = The removal atthe time caused areat disantisfaction, and it is supposed that the caus of the new chan ¢ is owing to the great preavare broaght Preident in the matter, Mer, Gillen placement until he arrived in thus city. He was im the act of congratulating Mr, Bence Sinith, the new appointes for the Post O'Nlee in tha city when Mr. Smith informed bim of the siteation o ataine, He wag taken “all aback" and for a moment seemed un- able to find utterance for his thougtts THE TROUBLE BETWEEN THE CROTON AQUEDUCT PARTMENT AND THE COMPTROLLER. Mr. Bi nts Rey to Mr. Craven. To THE EPI OK OF THE A Katy Courmonten'a Orricr, Now, 24, 1806. Aa a specimen of cool assurance Ithink the card of Mr, Craven, engineer of the Croton Aquedvet Depart. ment, of this date, cannot be excelied. In my letter of the 10th inaiant, amovg other things, I arraigned the Croton Aqueduct Department for advertising for work that could not be legatly performed, for propomng the letting of excemive jobs far beyond th» facilities of per formanoe, and other grave sbuses 1 stated im regard to 4 bs jan pavement, tbat the Croton Board hed ulready ter am the year forty-six jobs of the same de and invoiving over three bandred thousand & cost of over $*00,000: that the work this @ seription brood to be let could got then be performed. me the work then wader con exhausted rel reex for materiaix, and that the prio® of this pavement had steadily gone’ ap from $15 In the copy of mny letter for the prow the word was written after $50, Instead of the figures “1 000," re erring to the number of blocks and the asual and woll-known mode of et wating the cont of that material, What was intended *as well known, espe. cially to the Lo og of the Croton Department, who has eo much ith that kind of work. But 6n this wibble the eer hinges a craven misrepresentation. iw card of this date In respect to this point ean only be oC. ae a deliberate as well on willy and transparent falsificat ch, to quote the chowe language of nis cord, “it wonder that any 08 MAN dare to pub nee the point T mate T have this day been furnished «lth the following affidavit, which tells the whale story :— Vita and Canty of Hew York 12 :—Jemes Blmentert, of nat ety, being dut worn. seith that he has been connected with peers of the city for tue f the direet's he Or ton the last fevmn yen racting © ing of dw ou buxinens, Ireluding the fap termleting the sume for euch pavement ard the f, we 0 avone, delivered inthe a) aN thease nd ve ge for, e forty an tne due FX would require, such yorerernt ay mitted to be paar = 7 he ae cre eoUld bare bee er (‘ike performance :hareot wau-l have beou long delayes, aed thm of materal would hare been laruely increased a receesary evmvequenee Of ibe demand Singin of ee Oh the feritities of the ander con (ra | would have been + ~ Uetial, (0 the great Gettiment of the eres." | histeiony. wore belors me this ona November, i768. | Avom Bisee, Motry Pupbe io ané for New Yorke es ia | on tn entitird to wl! ‘he eredit which bie can- wa jul ant manly card entities bi Malta 7. DRANDAN, Lompirolier. [ CANADA. Benen tofiet con SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WEW T9RK M\AALD. The Burnt District in Quedec-The Ra ™82 Visitors, de. Qurneo, ©. B, Nov. 28, 1868 of Joha H, ae leary and muy Sener ives of the famit; . fully tavited to attend the funera}, from the rodent ve bis parents, corner Colyer and Second streets, Groen. on Tuesday at one o'clock oe ey wetniog. November 25, Naxor Sone ane MeMullen, im the 7514 year of hor nid The suburbs of St. Roch and St. Sauvour, lately < “tho saleuiven and Bi vig if th Sally. and those er fons, James, and David, & Ww waste by tite, are now rising from cheir ashes with the ) [ir wins, James, Jol ng ey thB funeral, on Tw rapidity of Jonah's gourd, thanks to the money sub- soribed in Canada, England snd the Unitod States. The order of architecture is not very classic, most of the new houses being of the sled class, A few are of stone ond brick, and it ia Hkely that in the epriny brick wilt replace the wood of the other dwellings It would be very foolish if the City Council atlowed wooden houses aguia Lo be permaaently built, DORIA AND LE DUO GRAMOTA, norming, at ete: cigrret, Twenty-first sireet, near Sixth avenue Ala onder R. Thompson's), without farther notive. AIDARY papers plears copy. MoPysaLo. —At Haverstraw, N. Y¥., on Friday, Nov. 25, Capt, Gaonas MeDowato, aged 53 years. Albany panera please copy. O-wary.—la Brooklya, on Satarda) Vomber 24, aftor a abort but severo illness, Havar Os- Wann, in the 70th year of hie age. FRiwor The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Thowe distinguished visitors youtcrday visited the } quent the funeral, from the tesidence of bis mom, A. citadel of this city, accompanied by the Mayor. They uw the burnt dlutrict. This evening they yo | 2, 0e"ald, No. 10 Haat Warren street, on Tuesday after Prince Gianeito Doris is of an old noble family of that | paves tin tine Blot Year ot hie nae Nrammbe 24, Jom Ramo, mhoxe origin can be traced beck to the garlient | Ths relatives and Crends of the family are invited to ays of the republic oe, shout She. year attond the funeral, on Suastay afternooa, at half-pext was in the long strife which existed botwoon the rival | One s'cluck, ac cheat Ch Fepublies of Genoa and Venice that the first Doria ware | Coventh stiert depot at hall rest cine att bolt distinguished, and im particular Paganino Doria, who | seven o'clock, and return at twenty minutes past fo beat che Venetians in various actions, and at last won | Sia eevan wets the ascendency of the Genoese by the brilliant victory Peasn.—At Harlem, on Friday, November 2%, toa M. of Porto Longo tm 1834; but perhaps the most illustrious | pease daughter of the ide | William Pease, of ort member of the family'was Andsew Doria, one of the | Of the jung aged 19 " Rreatest generals of his age, and whose name figures : aa during the long wnd celebrated contest betwoan Charios | ,, The friends and rnc of the Mix eoneanee ep hae “gind Fronols L Androw Doria died in 1500, and | other, 166 Kast 128th atreet, this (Monday) a‘ternoon, Genoa raised a monument to him with this inscription: | At hait'pant one ovstogle 4 “To the Father of bis Country." Le Ducde ior i Duca | ** 2Xt Pak ane ollooke a eg di) Graziola i also of an old noble famity, but leas known | top of the late Danial &. and Julia G, Post, aod 15 y to history. | So.ue people think that there two noblemen | Sia 12 day, 4 visa dina ' came to look at Canada, and judge if it be a fit place of | DC INT ana priends of the famil etfult - “ ¥ are reepectfilly residence for his Holinoss the Pope, who has an idea of | invited to uttend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at living among his quiesand faithful locks in this province. 7 ‘They see Canada ata disadvantage intor now throw- ing its freezing mantle over it, and a largo part of thig city raing ont of its ashes, The skating season will soon set in, and the rinks’ wili be covered with crowds of the young aad gay THE FENIANS, The statement contained in the Dublin corrospoadeacn of a copperhond papor in thiy city that an American afterngon, No two o'clock, from the Episcopal church, Rahway, NJ. Train leaves foot of Cortlandt street at twelve o clork Tvpwxy.—On Sunday, Nov. 26, Masrwa St aged 22 years pnd 8 montba, 1 take place from the residence of « reet, South Bergen, N. J. Voonar, The funcral Be mae Chureh Thomas 8 tai The retatiy » Charles No. 8 Kast Forty-fret ot rit na : Tnosday, at 12 o'clock’ noon, Her remains will be taken Fenian named David A, Sutton was in Troland and Dad | (y's patton, BOON. «Her Te Uy che to s'ven important iaformation to the British government | o'clock PM. train Hudson River Raitroad, concerning Fenian plans is utterly unfounded, A wild erueye.—On Sunday, Novemver 25, Gaencn WV, son of Corneling and Esther Stephens, aged 4 Tho relatives and friends of the family are recper invited toattend the funeral, from the residence of )is fathor, 104 West Thirtieth street, on Toestay morning, even o'clock On Sunday, November 25, Sam aintement appeared some time since in a New York Paper to the effect that Mr. Sutton had teft for England with certain documents, the property of the Fenian Brotherhood, of great value to the English government The paragraph was copiod into the Irish pape: the wth year of bis age, Dubli espondent no doubt takes it Krantod that The relatives and friends of the famity, the statement is true. The fact is, Mr. Sutton is at pro. | bers of the Seventh avenue United Preshy kent in St. Lonts; has not been in Ireland for years, and 1 Working energetically in the ea He indignantly donies the cuarges made against him, However much the British government may suspect, it kaows but little of the republican organization im Ireland or of the movemen's of tte leaders It is equally at fault as to the of the Brotherhood in this country, notwitivs the large number of spies and agents that hauut the hovels aud stroota. are respectfully invited to attend the foveral, from bi late rondence, No. 284 Broome street, on Tuesiay aftor noon, at one o'clock, without further notice Ssniu4—On Saoday afternoon, November 25, Many Saver, widow of Jacob Snell, in the TTth your of bar age. ‘The relatives and fricud® of the faraity are r folly invited to attend hor fi her son-in-law, Thomas Lan atroet, op Tiers Cavour It, The awe A CRUEL sePoRT CORRECTED TO THE SPITOR OF THE TNKALI Crmonevats, Nov, 21, 1496 A atatemeat was mado in @ reoent number of the Henan that my wife bad been violated by 4 negro, The statement to this extent is utterly false. The man who made it had’nothing whatsoever to groand it upon but bis own imagination, There was an aggravated avwanit aod robbery, and there ight bave been wore bad not my wife beon # brave and spirived lady, who would not hesi tate an instant between death and dishonor, and bad she not tound a lucky opportunity to mike her escape frotn a window, By your rogard, thorefore, for truth, for the charactor of your journal, and for the feliugs of a higt nded worn, Who Wa# enough wronged wiKLout Leg -On Sunday, November 25, danghter of George and Caroline fiefs! frionits of the family are respecttiily Lavited to ithe funeral, from the residence of bor parenta, sid Sixth avenue, on Tusaday afternoon, at two of loci ‘Towsseyp. At South Bergen, N. J., on Sunday « noon, November 26, ADELAID® MARIOTTE, Infant daug itor of Edward and Lootsa F. Townsend. Notice of funeral to morrow. Vax Nosrtann. At Harlem, on Friday, Novem)sr 20 Axonrw A. Vax Nosrtann, on of the late Avry % Van Nostrand, of Wowt farma, aged 20 years, 2 wouthy 15 days. The friends and relatives of the family are r invited to attend the funeral. from the Pr: chareh at West Farma, this (Monday) afternoon quarter past two o'clock, without further note». Vatiaiy.—On Sunday, Novembor 25, after a lon, painful (ines, Trowas Vanurty, in the 57th year of age. The friends of the family are respectt “DAVID A. tend th Toosday afternoon, ack --_s_ — from i Mott street, Melrose, stones STATES REVENUE IN MEW HAMPSHIR tor. seh Wattaon.—On Saturday, November of dropay, Coxconv, N. f., Nov. 24, 1860 Javad Watcrcn, agod 73 years and 3 months, « veteran of 112. The Internal Revenue collections in thts Sta‘e for the Gxt six months of the year amounted to $1.4 and, since the law first went inte operation, September the total hax been $1,240,570, ‘The felenda of the family aro invited to aitend the funoral, on Tuesday aftornoun, from hie late se \dence, 161 Hammond stevet. ‘aoe —In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 2% E., youngost daughter of the late John Wate, of Baltimore The celatives and friends of the family are reeneetfaliy ed to attend the fuaeral, from her late resideooe, No 208 “cortacrh orn atenet, hia (Monday) afverno vn, at MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, two o'clock, without Curther notice, Wore —Heonmner.- On Wodnesday, November O08 aft South Norwalk, Conn. on Friday, by the Rev BO Pim wt the b 0 house, tea wt 12M, Gronas Warmoce, aged 69 yoars, 6 Winery Mien Kote sevMRIT CR and 16 days, Philadelphia papers please copy. Died. Bannarnvnas.-—On Saturday, November 24, Merus, wie of sola Bavrenburgh, aged 49 yeary, L moath and Zh dave. The (rionds and relatives of the fami'y are remerctful ly invitec to attend the funeral, this (Monday) aft rroon, AL two o'clock, from the corner of Park avonue aua Ky son atreat, Brook ty a. Brtt.—-0n Satur iny, November 21, of eonvulaions, Asonew Jons Buns, o1 Andrew and Mary Jane , aged 3 years, 2 months and 2 dave, Funeral aervy at sight o'clock ty ing Remains will be taken to Yonkers for interment Bow —Ath sr sidence, % “ and N.Y, Joux L. Bonar, forme ly of Je wey city, oged 6% yenrs Dey On Sanday moming, November 25, of typhotd te este fovor, Genin Vasoexuana Dey, the youngest darghtar of Thormus K, and Gert ¥. Dey, in the 4th yonr of beg Bc ra steamship em ila Are a J) B Ante, fi f dtr. Ae — Now 16, f tho family are, Ppsetfully Invited to a i yy en wit and paseen gore, v lat 8755, lon 74 5, eral, {rom the Peuideace of bir paren'a, eoekerer Aree a Fi "Sound ‘tar Chastuine, T tiven and friends are ingited to attend the fune- ral from hie (ato residence at Kouth Norvell, Cona., (bis (Monday) aflernoon, at two o'vlock, - SHIPPING NEWS. You eee YoRK—THis Dar om OM morn 12% 03: law wares POAT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 25, 1966. Arrived. Bicamship Germante (1 and Gouthampeon f (Monday) morn al ae on apposed the Oty ound We rae ot ty-olghtts street, hear First avenue, oo Tuesday be Ob, two o elock. vin -On Saturday, N , Mony ¥. Dwene, aged 2% ve pthe Tho friends avi Hatehinson, are iave * {fiends of Matthew the funeral, t 4 to witon reaidence of her father, Thoiwas Dwyer, No. 65 street, on facsday afternoo tone o'clock, depend. Bowostos.—O0 Paterd morning, November | oh, wie meder and passen- in AG jong and a lines, We. Lowomeros, og Huevos Ayres. Hept 2). with bidew The friends and gelatives of the family aro r Cede camaten att, iol th ta hon is fully invited to attend Use /aneral, (rom the reside nnertng wW; Nov 6, iat 3719, lon his son, fH Edmouston, 197 Bioomtel wtevet k on To ay morning, at ten o'clock Mis remaine Evase , Wrusam Ev ana, frionds, al 6 members o o 40, and the puckay ted to attend npire v ton nthe in H Uritey Wast: Fo att a ‘ ee brig’ Ques of the Maul, frou Iti Janciew for New ‘Brig Conqueratl (ir Cay. Th, 16 days, with sal) Edema & Co Hh Townsend (Bt Voater, alt the O8th yeur of b # relatives and france of the faraily axe respect? iy netted wo attend tho fanoral, fr four o'clock, with Fess, On 4 Creenwich ion, Pararx Kent Bere 8’ Rasienand, Feine, Bi a native of Futlow, count Carlow, Ireland, aged 06 yenra The relatives and frtends of the family ars reape-t- ud bie funeral, th® (Monday) morn vetock, from St Sow enue and Washing 00 place. + celebrated for the repose of bis soul ary Cemetery quien will ‘Thenea vo Cal Meares Wammeutia, Fish Below Geox —On Savarday, November 24, Wasa T. Gao Sete wey, aged 63y¢ Bark Soonom-, from Car The frien nily are invited to attend the i faneral servicns, at bis late residence, 777 Kignty aveguc tina va, Baan ree “ tA ne this (Monday) evening, at seven 'ciock. pty Rats Canora, fi om Me 7 s us On Satirday morning, Novembre 26, | on'wastern side of hike lhan¥, but was wowed olf dsinege Hateren, io the 824 yene of bi age . wilbe taken to White Piains for inter. a Mor be ate of he War mebip Prone 1 8! (pecensewe om the alan axtde (he atone, eee are * wad, wearin ving been batly otreln C rent amor ota of the Rt in ship Melts, of the name I Of tom cares of the lat , by the ten o'clock train from Twenty -vinth On Sanday, November 25, Joun &. Heres, of the family are reapecifa i the faneral pervices, at Bt chapel Priace and opeoe streets, Uhh enya te ores ‘he AUawue during the teneet (Monday) afternoon, a one o'clock, without urther | henry gales. notices Comm Mow 1) Fire excke of ontecleum marked 9 it Ircow In this City, on Wednesiay, November 71, of | 1 have wee pithed up by evermen Gre miles WNW of dipimera, after ashort tines, John H., only sou of | Helgr'end. Henry and Mary Iteom, im the 14th veer of his age Ponrawoors, Nov tt The Agra Evans, from Lanton for The remains We @ interred in Ureemwood Cemevery New Vora, diveuam, sapchions, Baltimore papers please copy na otele, be. having bese te oeeee Kenn.—Soddeniy, at Yonkers, on Friday, November oa ® ott, f 25, Parmcn Kern, late of New Yorw city, ag 4 40 yeara ore Heatia, from Leman for J aenk, and the raptain and hie The (riends of the family ere reepectfudy my ited ¢ mate acd fre eran were browne attend the fe Fraoris Xevers | of by siting on haar be porn: leto hat wont for pepatre Boo: Ms oe saved himanif, bat be ton o'sias wife from the canin wed Germanwwn tore be coult vega the Gam hie Keutr.—Om * F 0004 | sunk, One of tue men Oered A years, native of the county Cork, parith of Castle: | io gritiog on bewrd the Agra. The other magher 8 ite Che emtriny bor veaand friesds of the famtiy are reepect Tretan a, | oe dt } The re fully invi attend the foneral, from bia te dence, 620 Second avenue, | o'clock | Core paper please copy | Kise,—Om bur 2, Commas A Kise, aged | Us 22 years, 2 monibe and 10 daya tia ‘The faneml services will take piace from the rewidente of wor brother, BM. King svonee putt ET wdeats ‘Ge @athe Rueben Powern erect fernout, ah | tonnin BP, Kear vm trom Quewee tor Dr « one o'Cloek. mo inewity ore anes renpeet(ubiy tt ne , © favorite has loaded fast Bho ie im the Te « See AD es Tee Sonn SS Wormimaree 42.178 tons belt! at Portland im 14, bas bei sold on private terme. goers yotelind bark of tn Weathrook. Jeo 8 Hoel Rumery & Burnham. of New Kors, aad Uaplaia MO s@ Gipey Queen, of MO remant, was launched from the gard of and bee by. he In» staninoh vaserl ity | Rha ts principally hnitiders fan cae nye Win York, formerly of th bs wo eam lorriti Bros J om tone wan Lnohed evare Thompson fn med The Pride of the Port. dhe fate Al with» or to Lf Me. Mth inet from the yard of Merriif 7 ‘rior bark called the Naversink T10 tone, ol@ ins leeatth» Frunch Liogde Al, Nation « sonra ara—coue tein teeta ae Ministry of M ae - n that oun’ oaao 4 on the wath seater Pane down, and fuse 7 ‘ean jand ofan bencon. Atty on the northeramost aad bill te painted ret, ata distance apne toy Yat 68 27 46 N, Loy a top be slate foot shows mewhal litte a id of Ornen wien. or a chp ba bar te Gn Eom oy * wont tonge nf ome » a oe Se white bnoya and marke polnt out the north we om the haar hiya and MmaPkathe soul tide of the cht@eeae {Tom the Pascock vagy §@ Pane roadalons A WERT OAT — OER A: ONT) ENTREE POUNY, y ‘The Minister of Marine af be coprbpe Police that on and after bday of A. woull beerhibited from « lighthouse Costin M rTbod Point, ‘on the aust aida, 2 np lee IT The Daht tea Sead aod 4 flashing white light, at on clevation Left the sea, and in clos bh sours ame of 1 fem above the weather should be som ats distanee of 8 milew mya an agree bec ater oy bo gpa a aqnare. a1 inted wp! lem 24 90 W of Greonwiah, Whalemen. Arr at Monoluty peavions ons 39, Reindeer, Raynor, pod Bitven du. 9, 100 Cherokee Kiarides da % ation, tin toy: Kina Adame. ‘Plaly do, 10. TW or de 120), Arnolta, Hawes. do, 200 AO Northern Tight. “ol Jerneann, do ta. Fisher, do. [hd Nerv, awe, do. G00 Macouber, do, 7%, Alephania, Minctair, da, 600, Soko, de. ©, {rom London far Barbice, 34 days out, Oes from Yarmouth, NA, for Porto Mico, out iH Forelan Ports. A12-Aecr Hamuel Khu i Boar ie unee!, Hong Kong ea, Nov9—Arr Minnebabs, M'Grath, NYort "414 Autendere, Rasshen, Baltimore, NYork, Arpomat, Atecngrante, NT: Rein Bree preity Awoy Lorne, ond ahd BM 1 “Mow 19-84 Hanoy, Richevs lana Banowiowa, Nov O-Are Bunrinn, Re rk (und Wa foe Maton). 4 hy Joho H Pearson, Taplor, ir Manon . Canpiry, Now 10-414 Wanda We 0 Rarcelona: Hth ds eaten, Ns ta Qugr, ra, Got 4 (nol Oot Are Ashburton, Mi! wale hate ee eee a Sane Laon am. NYork. firom' Wark far Aet- Arr Hester Thiladetphia. iat Gralg, N Mare Won, Hates c Webotar M ew So %. rr hf iededen NY Hore Kono apt M—Arr Charmer Hath Rairon: 26th, Tn LT Han Francieon Hid 26th Daniel Maroy, Koss, Nov Of, antp Amerioan Congress, rom s Now Oa Tronmanh, Kimore (3) ecnierm Ciytor Maribe. sribp, Sie vai 410th, ¥ oan, Baltime Laos, N York: N Rownton, Tyler, » & ft Soathart 1th. tlaager, Peterson, Mobite; Catule, Dennaria, Roriasns: jalventom Nobman, 07 Onan Mprag, 7 Titi, Montom, Hamer: Nerlewna; ndymtan, Wittiama, my, lar of Canada, Moore atro Lonnos. Mow Arr We ant Tae (0 cota 13, nm (a), Milloge, MYork (amd ine, Kaminortnog, Ho, Wome Un, Wheaterei te th, See ANT Mieadert, MYork (ad std from Teak 4 from Gravoonmd ipth siel, Mort Morley Moston, Towvompuney Noe Vlolades, Bradley, Baltimore, Bye tacoua, ¢ ¥ NOrieans. M wuecrioe, Bey DATA Ritan Morr ao AP iokney, 1 Gosve. wyone i ma eeu ke he y ac enna Apathater Y Faw ana, Sept D014 Pe Boren via Pe jnvenstown, Now = a te Creve Knowle, M pools; Mth, Clty of C ork patgreanan, Nov 8-01 Rinse Tatbot comer oe Loe wen mectivine Ft i 7 Now #1 iw enn k vote ieroa kA unt Nov Ist» port Themen, maine epee hay, Tr, Mov Bt M Newtell, wea. Mirth ann, a0 Nan fer old ng American Ports. SOsTOM, tev Bes ee aa aes esac on sree worman ingot eer We eri eh itt HO, AM Ane ata Comnardig fears, New Orteene: parting at Rater i a 4 he H Poe echrs Jonas Sparks Coa! Vartan’. oo Sumeee Petes tor 1 erat Ana ( . aM sesyninsetaaimeataand en tad Sof a aor, roth, Veane wn @ ler, ree, NYort: Baile on ane’ Tray, NY ay ee rot PW ARLINTOS, Now 99 “Art stenmnette Quaiban City. oa ath “y}¢ , elem, NVore le Dp Darky. tour See tk MONON So Ma APY whe J Peimer, Tarts letsf4s, for orters GALVESTON, Sov TO Are waamehip fen Reagent, Whtemeret S Tort, brig Pleresee M abben, 40 DARIEN Ge, Sor Ff Liven peat Hart, Hort a ‘arene Clifton, Gdebriet, frm rien, frome islvewmn, corning Ol I Cnnaa, Toon ang, Crowtn wee on. 1H Ms he Hrowes 4 we) roves GARDINER, Ma. non te nid ooh TF TEM, Baker, Os. RN CCRSTEN, Now BeAr whe Jf Rebineon, Merging, ore Levy Bor 19 Are nem oe Gen . NYors orig Awane fo Hert Yond S we ton Sommers. Arie Cg Liverpeat, ake Mag, Weiner, . (ag Sherman nie whew Oe eb Light (newt, 1 tenon Gee Oromo dtl, cabaviyph, Ramone, NYore ae a mene gf npn at ahem, Commany haar tom 4 Ty store Mewrtivant, Rectan, Pal. he “7 se, awe frm Mt rh how Dhan ry bre TF ar aevne Bowne Sane Rote Goreeter, ¥ on Ma ron 1ruths, Mae FC Ag? ‘tacmaendp Spe wert Lanta fon, Fos. do bee nig, Bers-ont, SOME Miien, iReanrs, Seven, Lass At 62 Kast Kigbtyaeventh wreet, Yorkville, om rg oar nn) sas = " shor 2, Jonara Lana, aged 18 yeahs, 6 ‘ hs | rate re ' eb case Lome Orey. rt - sregsineed wile, tree enh zt, agen! Jee Conan, Wert. ce * place on T more’ n¢, at RD Tempting, pareer of the emnmenep P m Mt Veter eh, Kat ae | Sew Orman, has pur Unawte fer ferore Ss ei ey me Ouver, Bers, Third and Lenington avemeee The f the Meer fae we Qere Pearson The mes manip Merrimer memh te of the Columban Volunieer Ciny aad the Onheene recpeetfa ly invited to atrend On Saturday evening, November 4, efter s iow, sire Marras Lawom, aged 67 yours, Capt View Bice, on ber tent ip oe New peemnge from wharf ie HW Perrin t mentee, and from wher 6 e bert mineiee—iee qecere (me on (now Ourres tar (ey oor fa tam Prenston, ner cargers im prime order, \s completing bar Wont ing at peer 12 Kast River, Omak thie ween, The ropege from Kew Tort to tins Franc being s bog one Oi ppene of tne poots ore very partinwiar fo salectag oueh vemnmte oe Wooe eldont deugh'er of Benedict Solomons Her frends and thene of the family ere rewpeerfully Invited to attend the foners, tie (Monday) mOrMnE 8) ges er fame for ten o'er’, from the rentenes of her em, Lemon No 24 Ram Thirbeth street, between second and Toird arenes. Ciacunnat) papert pase copy Minas —16 Urewwyowh, @@ Suadey, November Bb. ; ave kage cers (ew we, Th Oremeatus bring O0 Greek } Colarien, Cis ores sane HV ert. ae fee Jenn