The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1866, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND "COMMERCIAL. Sarvnvay, Dec. 22—6 P. M, ‘The rallway base market opened weak this morning sud Hoe sold as lowas 6634 in. the lowor hall of the ‘tok Pechange, but atthe early session of the open oped Uhore waw greater Graness displayed, and a partial recovery of prices from the (extreme depression of last ev alms took place, New York Central soid at 108; Erie, Gly mw My Reading, 102%¢ #30534 ; Michigan Southern, TO; Cleveland and Pittsbury, 640 $494; Cleveland and ‘Toledo, 122% a 128%¢; Rook Island, 1013¢ a 10244; North. woetern, 43a 48%; @o. proferred, 77% a 7824; Fort Wayne, 104% M the (ret regalar board the market continued to gain in etrength and there was an en‘ire absence of pressure to sett, while the bears manifested a general disposition to “cover.” New York Central closed 14% lowar than. at the samo time yesterday; Eric, 2f ; Michigan Central, \j Clevolend and Pittsburg, 3¢; Cleveland and Toledo, &; Rook Island, %; Norihwestern, 3%; do. preferred, 1, Fort Woyne, 34; Alton an@ Terra Haute, 3(; Oblo and Missive!) pi certificates, Pacific Mail, 43; Atian- Ue Mall, 2\:; Union Navigation, 114; Quicksilver, 1; Maripowa preferred, 1%; Westora Union Telegraph, %. Roading wos 'f higher; Mlinols Central, 34. Government secorition were dull amd heavy, Coupon five.twenties of (062 declined 4%, seven-thirty motes of tho ce serieg, g. At the one o'clock epen board the market was Jem, and prices, with two or three exceptions, were her. New York Central sold at 108); 2 1057 ; Erie, 68 2 65)¢; Roading, 103% a 9¢; Michigaa Southern, 80% a ) Cloweland and Pittsburg, 850. 85%¢; Cleveland and To- todo, 121 a 122; Rook Island, 1025; 9 '¢; Northwestern, 42% 0%, do. preferred, 784¢ a 3g ; Fort Wayne, 1043; a; Mileerykoo and St. Paul preferred, 66; Mariposa preterred, 2 a) Union Navigation Company, 105 a 105%; Western Union Tetegraph, 4434. Afverwards there was farther umprovement fa the temper of the market, an? Priow elvanced, Michigan routhorn selling up (9 F134, but !pte in the afternoon, whon the atreet a3 Teprevoutpd ouly by 8 few straggling Dears, the Wor o¢ hammering as romuned, Towards the Clg ‘nowover, there was an upword reaction, and 8 & Saree to six o'clock the market cloned steady 8% 9 gurijoined quotaiions:—Erio OT © Ns New Yee contra, 108 = 108); Michigan Southern, 09% $1; Roadtug, 104 a 10444 ; Northweetarn BOE & preferred, t9 a 19°; Mlinois Central, 11614 = 117; Fok Wayne, 104% @ 105; Ohio and Mississippi carti- domes 2915 Patitic Mail, 160 m 165, The further 4°" we in (he latter is due probably to sales arising from @ shrinkage of the margine upon which « portion of it was ted, the rerip dividend of 53 1-5 per cent uot yet Laving been paid, but a itwill be paid on the 24 of Jonvary there ts a prospect of enve from this source et iat time, The impression that the new acrip is Wea venting the ateck t* therefore erroneous, alike with the repor ef am eppovition tin The mowoy market was active at seven per cont, owing % the orlifie al causes referred to yesterday, It has beon ascortalned beyond doubt that the “ bear’ combl- nation now onerating om the Stock Exchauge borrowed a very lupe omeunt of preenbacks, and paid interest on the sno witheut using them, Ip rome instances the currency was withdrawn from tho banks and placed vader lock and key eluamhece, and im others tho banks jJent upoa greembacke as upon ordinary collaterals, with the ondevstanding that they were to be pleoed wnder sealing WAT, OF, sn obber words, not tobe used Sumo estimoale the amount thus tompered with as ‘erga, and it be kuown that corisin proval- meni ba ors Were in colin ion with the bears in tule transaction, @hith ia eniya repetition of whet has pecurred be ore, Do say that sae conduct le discreditatde is saying litle. Om the part of the hnoke it it violatian of the oy .oit, at least, of the weary lows, To lend loyal tonder currency Om Ingal tender © ocy & amuere eo bo interest can he dii.cded for sack loans. | feature, of courte, the affair la the fact ute and cagbiers of coriats Wal! street banks fond who base #0 Little rapoct for thelr own POMLion ard the eredit of thelr respective iastite vom that they (9 not seraple to teed their indeenge in thi manuer to the promotion of & oer opereion im stocks, Notwithstanding all te monetary strategy to which (he Beort have resorted, however, {) is M.ely that the *\. sement of the angociated banks for the eek ending today will be @ favorable one, showing an increase ja legal leader notes ame a de- crease in fans; but owlng tr an erro: im the last return there may be a alight decrease tm depowte The druip Routh ward: U1! contimues, but Ht is more than newtre teed by the receipts frou the West, yet av these are toe farge extent in aationsl bank kote, they do net coant ja tho bank statement. Allowance meet, nevertheless, be made ) °F thi TE war Botiemabie tha: Lhare was a reek of applicants coming trum Dear howes for towne at the Dank thie fofenoom, and that ae or two large house songaged "ail the money Thich oorte n friemdly ben se bef to toad. The gull market. continces Grery, aiihoagh there iw ap aclive burrewiog demand for ooim, aod es much a 3-18 per cent war pald for tonne The opening prive was 13445, followed by a docting te Itty, and a subsequent recovery to Ie he clusigy quotation. The belief in the gold room ls generel tha! the Treseary has been arcrotly oniling of lute, aud the errcumet.oce of @ sunul- taneon nce mpon the #tock marker: ia looked open ar sngpicions, Tt ie Righ time, im view of al! the ovily at tandicg (he present mode of conductiug tales of govorm: ment gold, that Congresn should lepistete dedniety upon the subject, and clearly specify the dutirs of the Se etary of the Treasury m this and every other important particular, Confileace In tue @paccial Mabiltty of the cquatry would be thus resioret ana romors damaging to the Treasury @vuld no longer be cireviated, The mere Know!adye thet one mon hey the power to derange the money and guid maikele ot say jime and thereby produce pante of itself, arouses apne hensions in times like these which are productive of werioce mischief Im paralyzing trade and manufacture and reduc.og (he poblic revenae, ‘The steamer Arago took ous $106,006 in specie, amt tino Ocean Queen, (rom Aspinwall, brought #1,4)4,404 in Trgssure Ths dally range of the gold market during reek ia (hus #howiies a a note Mga dionday Tuesday ' bs) Wodneway . cio hd Thureday 18% Friday me 1h Saturday . « The foroign exobange market rwre on Engiand at sixty days were quoted at tue close 21100 0 160%(; at three Maye, 110 « 110%; commorcial, 1073¢ @ 10844; Frames, ate mty days, 6 18%, a6 18%; at throe dayr, 5 10 6 12)y, Mining stocks wore Irregular, At | co Jomiags _ solidatod @ gold Glored The. higher than at the same time pie wa gelling at 912 25. New York Gold Ue., selling at #4760. Quarts Hil was te, lower, sali ng ot $4; Smith and Parmetoe 70r., selling o 87 @, Couprton Jde., aetng as $5 40. Lantor the final decison of Use Caited Muaree i preme Court against the taxation of federat escurtties, the nanks a” this clty recover from the city and county of “et, & $2,200,000 foreidiy eqiected on thelt feoper New ¥ tive cape | in Japwery, 1864, and the invurance cam panies reas "er $200,008, : The case 9 ( the Atinutic Matt Steamanip Company, pied the attention of las Supreme Com, or soweral Gaye past, end iq Which appli ader the statute to declare void the elec 4 of directors, bas been eabmitted vo of his decision, and fevorn for the week ending De £, Confpared with \be statemest of b how wre .8 tion of a bow ho. Mr. Jaw an of Tug. ceomher co fol she provious weem —~ ten. t £6,161,197 SOOT TD Government depositr. .. 18,267.98 1, Other deposite.. 0... + MA ae 12.066 208 Goverament scuaritios.... 10, 1%6 oon 18 one Te ‘Other securities . 327,780 Sr eed ROM... sea .se . 9,654.02 oie Notes unempioyed .. . 71,486, 7 aren Notes im chrelation........+« 176,670 elt oe Specie and bullion..........2 ° ferowher (he retorts of The London Bankers’ Mega: te 4 jot tock benke fe the cireaiaiion Of the privete €8 seus ending the Oh Fngland and Wales fer the four ® — .oeg with the aires of November. These returns, oom. us for the came tation of the Beotch and Irith 0A yy the Beak of Period, ant the ayerage cireatanom England for the four weeks ented ti ber (the nearest date furnished by & ett of Novem oor reterney, ae compared with the month ended the 1 prim were 1865, show an increase of £1,606 297 mt ane ‘ of notes in Ringland, and an increase of & “ the cireulation of the Unved Kingdom, poy paring the above with the find mre banks, the following t# the sate of the cireuy be The English private banks are below thew fae ann £), 161,108; the Ragtish joint stock banks are below en fied sue £269,073 , total below Gned issue in Kags £1,420, 241. The Scotch banks are shove their feed ie 41,970,000; the inion Danks are above their Oxed iene Thornes | rege D ab ball past leo tm the morning and half part aaten iB the evening. we ey for the evening—'solo- mons wal the third in the courve of lecures to yourg men on the Book of Proverve. Courch, Twenty NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, £198,127. The averagestock of bultion held by the Bank of England in both departments duping the month end- ing tho Zth of November was £16,531,481, being @ de- crease of £43,734 as cotmpared with the previous month, and an increase of £3,395,668 as compared with the same period of last year. Tho following are the amounts of ape- cie held by the Scoteb and Irish banks during the month ended the 10th of November :—Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks £2,625,667; gold and silver beld by the Trish banks, £2,449,816, Total, £5,075.492, being an increase of £422,497 as compared with the previous return, and a“@ecrease of £62,820 when compared with the corresponding period last yeur. ‘The return of the Bank of France for tho week ending December 6 ts as follows :—~Incroase: Cash in hand, 14,000,000 francs; advances, 250,000 francs ; treasury ‘balance, 600,000 francs. Decrease : Bills discounted, ‘39,000,000 francs; notes, 15,000,000 francs; private bills receivable, 8,333,000 francs. ‘The value of monoy in the leading cities on the Con- tinent was as follows at the latest advices:—Paris, 3— 2% —S¢ ; Vienna, 5—634 ; Berlin, 41:4; Fraukfort, 8—8)¢ ; Amsterdam, 6—5; Turin, 6—0; Brussels, 3-2 ; Madrid, 7-0; Hamburg, 0—3% ; St. Peters- burg, 7-9. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Dec. 22--10:30 A. M. $1000 T 8 6185.20 c, "62.. 1 100 sha NY Cent.2decail ft! 5655-200 '64.. Erie RR. SeS8S: equsyeeveegbeseeseee # T J seb EE S338: ae etges: eabarre Coal 100 Weat'nU Tel Rus 5 West’ BE! Services To-day. Kev, Chas. B. Smyth will lecture at the Everett Rooms, corner of Broadway and Thirty-fourth street, at half-past three in the afternoon. Subject, ‘Lessons for the Clergy on the Naleavces of New York, particularly The Two Naked Truths.” The Golden Jubites of Sanday School No, 23 0f the Vanéam street (now Mardougal street) Baptiss church, ‘will be celebrated at hals-past ten in the morning, three im the afternoon, aad half-past seven in the evening. ‘The Rev. Dre, Anderson, Armitage and Mingins and others will adres the school. ‘The Piahop of Mount Zion will preact: in the Cniver- ity, Washington square, at three o'clock in the after neon, Sublect, “The Man of Gia, ant his Destiny. Rev, Dr, Price, rector of 8. Stephen's Fpivcopal ebareb, Wil hold Divine worsl'p at the French church on Twenty-recond sireet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, ot hel! past ton ia the moraing, and halfpest seven in the evening, also oa Christmas day at balf-past tenia the Morning. The rector will preach at each service. eorven tm the evening. 7 The Rev. W.C. Vau Meter, Superintendent of the Howard Missioh snd Mome (ur Little Wanderers, has jast re‘erued from « tour of several months, visiting the most tmpertast prisons, wera houses, referimatory and cherite- ole jeetitutions im Irciand, Ragland, France, Switzer- land, lvaty, and Germany, and will give a0 account of his ‘the Madson avense Raptist churob, corner Thirty- Saluioa avowed’ th batt-poak saven.o'oak H 3 i ; é i . tbretmeas Day—servies and a: Mevea o clock im the The fonrth lectare in the coarse te young men will be delivered im the church corner of Ninth avenue sod Thiriy fret etrowt, ow Sabba"h evening, by the pastor, Rew mer Birect, at belf-past seven o'vleck. Rub- Ject— ‘The Choice of Companions. Ja the French Charch Da St Keprit, Rev. Dr. Verren, reotor, there wilt be Divine serie ia Frevel at tires vier .. Bunday ahool at two o oto k At the Hetaing Methodist Episcopal church, Raat Boventeceth street, bowween First and Second ave- quae, there will be preacdiag Mt half-past ton o'clock tom mernine end ef even thin eveniag, by the pavtor, Rev, William P. Cortat, i Fifth Avenue Raptiet Charek, corner of Porty- nen there will be worries by tue Kev. Ar. At the church of the Rewnerection, Thirty fifth street, near Mixth avonve, Rev Riwerd O. Plage. D. D., rector, will preede ot Dll-guss wep te Se feron inthe qvows the let sermon om gat Koi The third jectupe of the Comme on “Cbrietian wilh be delivered in M AgB'¢ church, Kighth strest, thie ty the Rev. Thommen e hell oo Div vaity of Choma” ot bot. Hl HF t 5 ry i z Hi! He E i : Duck chore, reentry #i | f Poererttie, 8 4, OF) Be deavatet to the iy Ged oo Werder day Deorm er 98, orn. 23 3 i Creettert, e6 noes ie the Seoth & an come eat ae We Eee rernee of the New Testament which the Poptist Union has tssnedt would advise the Bible U te nell ho ‘se tiscalled Corrected reviniom, to fall bark On the common Ver-iun, aud belore they publirl another revision appoint on the final commiitee some man whe Knows Engli t Propoved: The ram ays:—Through the liberality of one Baptist in tho city of Brookiyn luta have been por- chased in Clinton avenue, on which be Baptist charch school room, which ehureh ts to occupy the new church edifice, The Rev. Dr, Hiscox 1g In charge of the new enterprire, ALLEGED SWINDLING OPERATIONS. Examination at the Tombs—Kvideace ter the Pronecation, &c., &e. ‘The examination in the case of Folger and Tibbs was continued yesterday at thé’Tombs before Judge Mogan. ‘The following witnesses were examined :— ‘THR TRSTIMONY. Joseph Kellar, No. 9 College place, sworm—I know James B. Goggin, Seth H. Klinck, Leonard G. Klinck, Ellery C. Folger and Percy W. Tibbs, the persons com- plained of in the warrant in this case; I became ac- qvainted with Folger and Tibbs In September tart; about that time I asked Goggin what business he was in, and he sald that he was selling goods for that firm, and was making money fast ; he addod that he did a good deal of travelling for the fi that bi ‘ Tiknow the Danderiiine of Gegstn. iter wane ihosts im the bandwriting of Goggin); I was in tho store of Folger and Tibbs on the 10th Novern. yay Ea sige the, in the store was worth about or $30,000. los A. Yurbury, 239 South Second street, Jersey es week am receiving clerk for Hi b> ostern Company; am stationed at Eric depot, foot of Duane North river; our com to Cincinnati; re- ceived a letter pany transmits goods ome goods marked with a» diamond and K in November, commencing on the Ist and ending on the 7th; there were seven different shippings; altogether there ee, byeoty. ss cases; I re- ceived uineteen of them; to the best of my knowledge the cases were full; I did not receive an: with the same + Twas present when t! recognize him as one company’s office. ler ‘and sworn—I G, Kiinck ww his name; I know Folger who kept at 54 Leonard stroet; I was in the Old Country a lawyer; I was salesman for smith & Co., at we B¢00. 60 Catharine stregt, for ithe, £ lets were | 0; Faaw sue gait Ms Py store ith & Co, which were not taken in the store; Whe goods bere no directions; I can't say what was done with them; they were taken away by the carman—not the same who brought them; they remained on the walk about fificen minntes; I was employed at ith & Co.'s by Charles Williams. eee Melangilia,, 306 roe. avenue, ogy 6 employ of Folger & Tibbaas entry 1 Clerk for not quite two months; I went there thre ter mber, and left the 10th of November; Th Dalton, carman, testify; [handed thetickets to him, which ho was to place on the cases when he was loaded, to save time; I have known L. G. Klinck about two months; I first saw him at Folger & Tibbs’; I can’t say I recoznize the book shown me as the, entry book I used; I think It was; Ttook the leaves out of the book by Mr. Tibba’ instructions; I do not know where the leaves are now; I gave them to Mr, Gage after saniag them out; his place of business is in Beckman street ; do not know the number, I at tho leaves I took Out; the leaves were taken out after the aitachmnent ; Mr. Tibbs gave me the toxtructions to take out the leaves when we were at Newark, N. J.; I got the book out of a barrow in Leonard street, where it was loft the afternoon of the attachment, The case was then adjourned until ten o'clock Thurs- day, January 3, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Lxpecaxt Assacit ox Lrrrix Ginva,—On the evening of the 1st instant two little girls, about seven and ton years of age, named Kate Funis and Catharine Marsh, were met in Pell stroet by Theodore Pastol, a man of mature years, who induced them to enter the premises No, 22 ‘samo street, where he attempted to commit an ausault, but failed. After being released from the clutches of Pastol the went home, bat did not reveal to thoir what had taken place; and it was pot till Friday that the fact of the attempted assault on them became known. Sergeant Walsh, of the Sixth precinct, then searched for and eventually arrested Pastol, who war arraigned before Justice Hogay ISA Sian at pea ac the facts cpualy a8 related above, phyla who called to attend Kate Konia also gave iamnny nowing ‘that ap ou! had ‘been att: upon the person oi his patient. ‘Spon this statement of faine the magistrate committed Pastol for trial on both compiaints, Bringixe Srouns Proreery waou Naw Jenany.—Henry Taylor, a laborer, twenty-three years ef age, was brought before Justice Hogan yesterday afternoon, om the charge of having stolen « variety of clothing, boots, &c., valued residing at No. 80 Prince 'y was taken in i ht ersop and brought to , where {t was found in the prime ry” A QO pel rae eee know! on the facta pre- Samed the toagisisite comaiited him for trial In defauts covaplainant and hogs tag been of $1,000 bail. The on somewhat intimate terms for some Tam “ALLYGED AixGcLaR aNd Bown Rosary," —Io this case, reported in Thursday's Hunaiv, the statement wae omitted that Mr. Freund, upon discovering his low, called at the office of the Merchants’ whore special detective, “worked up’ the esse, and procured the ev’ upon which the application was made before Justice Mans- for asearch warrant, which revaited in the recovery of the property. ALLEGED Brratary.—Frederiok Albrecht, having oora- sion to go down into the cellar of his resiggace late om Friday night to get some coal, waa surprisad to find the door of his woodshed, which he had secured earlier in the evening, open. He also found abort twenty bottles of ‘wine which ought to bave been inside this apartment outside of it, Aatisiied that none of the members of his family had visited the cellar Inter than be, and impressed with the idea that the door had not opened itvelf end that the wine possesmed not the power of locomotion, AWrecht searched around for the cause of this change in the ensemhle of the cellar wince his last visit, and discovered two men secreted in Presence, without "tog ences of his KnowiSge of wit acqasia' a bd of their whereabouts, he want fn oourch ot averstance to them. In the interia ono of them escaped; the whose game Wer subsequently sserrta!ced to be Henry Hopierh, with the ersisance of an oMcer of the Kleventh was errentod. Taken before Justice i Jeerson Market Police Court yesterday 8 silk dross, the property of Olivia Te 5 £150. Jonepbine admitted tte theft aad in $1,600 bail to answer, THE WHISKEY FRAUDS. Names of Distillories Seized Vester Di culties iu the Way of Goveroment OMcers— Distilleries Forewerned, &e. Mr, J. ©. Horton, the Keveuue Inspector, acting under authority from Collector Sheridan Shook, seized the following named distilleries yerterday :— Kemmor, 486 Wost Portieth street. (No license.) Dorothea Andrews, 62! West Thirty-#ixth street. licens. No. "er Wort Thirty-Ofth street. (No places wee owned by tale, ond are forward in Unat position par- pose ot tanshaitg Ge procipel eulprite. ALL PRR DIRTILERNTER CLAMED. PAA Collector Sberidan Shook and Inspector Jorton, AN ERROR CORRECTED. BDITOR OF THE HRRALD. a New Yous, Dec. 2 1908. Your paper of thir date contains an eceount of a shock - ing murder perpetrated near Yorktown, Va, by Lieuten- iP i i 2 = § Heil i ft i i MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Derewnser—Cov—At St Paul's church, Norfott Ve. on Wedperiny evening, December 19, by the Kev Devewnony to Many Locumt Ceory, Jemwe S Oroft, Veiied Maken Artay <is Calway, lerewgn constr, 08 sf ogo Me Seema Woon, T Decewier 20, by the Rov. W. A. Randiea, las Jaws, OF Hrooklys, to BaARwAnd OxX Lanny, of * eaday, December 18, at tne dence No. 89 Horatio Fireet, by the Rav, Wr, Pure 4f St. Luke's Kipiscopal » Boe the Rev, Father Gathone eh Venter, i bury, De aire, Kogland Reus rag-VowwaOe Wednesday, Decomber 19, at be resideloe of the bride's parents, Jamaica, L. 1. the Row. Pr. Alliagnr, Mr. Qronce W. Bonuvan, of Nee Vor, to Mise Anan Yours, of che first named place, Teer ey—Warre.—On Thursday, Deoember 13, by the Rov Dr. Canteid, Wusian Puicker, of New York, to gt daughter of Thomas J. White, Esq, of rook. ya, BD, Pauehi, at the St Avu h, Lena: Ordo Gx axon tb) Awste Hosting Brow: uve of Mod- Dicd. . Roswrr.—On Friday, December 21, Many, widow of er, in the 66th year of her age. ves and friends of the famil those of her sons, Patrick, Peter and Hugh Bonner, are respoct- folly (nvited to htiend tee tenors), this (Sunday) aftor- DECEMBER 23, 1866. sum wars. AUN paar ede phigamet ip Ulty of Yew York (Lr), Lettch, Liverpool O town-Nutignal staan N, Stomuts| sa yp Arage, Gndsden, gona. qty Montgomery, Fatreloth, New Orieans—R Low- Cromwe! son, Py acd Balvador, Atking, Savannah—Garrison & t er er ne sine, which sunk at S1°M, when a short 40 supbosed to have been taken off, as three SM wore sheed during the aftesnova, and aa cruied round fue bong Mo buraing Divo Lights, but saw nothing of the SHIPPING NEWS, MANAG FOR ay FoRe—ririg Day. 7) moom wines 687 [ie wares PURT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 22, (898. for New York, led out of tho Mole for, a0 jon, owing (0 & string wid, Bie ab jangerous a position that both vessel Omi a humas—must be much tan pelo ‘es Svanauax, Oot ~The Am sohr Flash (tate Petrgl . orang aieak about 1 mnilon BW ot ease sare: oh Grant te reported to ha Plarediiy the tae dod been burne@ tmawo, Now 3 on yaad Ra fa Seater, ape when abs heh she parted her an Stcamahip Virginia (Br), Prowse, Liverpoet via Queens- jay iention Co, lavro—New York and Havre cau ’ i to nays that sohr Kame wn aaah Guiding Star, Slocom, Rio Janeiro, &e—Garn- a ey Iyonen Jr ina Steuaahip Pioneer (ie), Shackford, Cow Hay—Snow & Bur- | ice bern card t,o’ Pears age cuter cetned ior as mate Miscellaneous, Srmawaanr Tiss: Captain Potter, is now loading at pier 18, Bast river, for Gatveston, Texas, aud will sail on Thuree day pent, 97th inet, ars ew sal! Al veaset, belonging to Young & Cowan's uew Texas line, and being of fo light draught) will eros Gaivesion bar without detention. ‘ianmshin Goneral Mende, Sampson, New Orloans—H B Steamiip Havana, Whitman, New Orleans—O K Garri- conn, 00 Om o'clock, from late reeidence, No. 204 Etcamanio Sareronsn, nc ‘Gonmath Oharieston—A Leary, Sx Re Journ, Alexsnte: trom Now York for Kan Vrane Bou —On , December 21, of hemorage of the | 4 Conn D2” SimebeMelrahild, Kewberne-Murray, Ferris }-stens, after beingent about one hundred and eaventy-Bve lungs, amp P. Beem, in tho 65th year of his a Stearaship Nlagara, Couch, Norfolk, Oy Point and Rich- | 4¥% put Into Valparaiae Nov ti for suppiiog and procested The frends and relatives of the family, also tho | Marana, nemexon & Palmore, axain on the 24th for destinatios bose masons and plasterers in general, are in! apeudi igen a Bonrne, Norfolk, City Point and loud the foueral services, — five o'clock, from bis late revidence, No, 263 West woltth street, without further not'ce, Bove —On Wednoaday, Docembor 19, at 256 Schermer. horn street, Brooklyn, Converivs Revs, aged 66 yours, ‘Tho remains wore interred in (ireenwood Cot a of Canaune,.Oa Friday, al, the 8 Bichmoudew Hand, AO. Loamsiup Vailey City, ‘Tombia, Narfolk, City Point and sarap Yaaoo, Hodges, Norfolk—O Mowoken & Pal- Woman, ©! aypear a, & Fort die in the waters wae dase ag Fant emuy, | Atiautic, had very moderate Weather fi) fery tittle ravn arid no enow or tee FOMeLer wan awn on the Zid Sept, at anid nd fray, Boston—W P Ci ‘kein New Bedford—Ferguson & Phil'p Caraher, The relatives and friends of the famity are invited fan Moncivco—0 Comstock &Co. | Tanta, Tell verbage Attond the funeral, from hor late resideuco, No. 186 East Pauape—Merchagt & Carmann, SUNG and nv, crn Twenty-cighth street, this (Suutay) afternoon, at one pion BE Morgen & Boa. | gi days ont, 9'clook a ihrem}, Holes, remam—Ruger Bror. | Shi" oft Ue A Cumantox,—At Beechwood, Westchester county, on ‘ my rnn—G Mi Breaaiotu. pervaded Crate, DD aeuse er tee ister Gehan [Bask Prunte ConttusthTisan™S vag Ce 8° | Baie Murey Rox, ond reighto . nate, Cat) r 5 S1xa Rox, eonder eras hens ome ieee pas a eve Scher | ark ahd Paint Timbre, 8 ago) Ward & (0, Sroedht SLO forthe helene Aa, OR: 6 ME, Themen, / tote relatives nad Trews of te tamniy are requested pes Pemieerad pag pt Vom to, of ht eptendld new i ait ig, Robert Puriahten, @ aon, cot Rm Api : +4 feevit pao Kiclimoud, Me, now lylug at Hath, baw) 0. fon Monaay, as Geretvd oveheeks moea. Corrinaee orl te 6S. 1b ae enna EF emnnets Havre-—qiverneatwriset | the Vighlate - . om on ay the arrival of tho ten o'clock wont, Samson, Fossett, Gorecand « market—Yates & Puy ‘eis aa _, Snakem, de. Cousa On Haturday, December 22, Tuowss A, V.7p Bie Chatoue Rock, (io Dimmacara-B Pr Sherme Norah, dat ee ie Aug 6 for Otoretion, Conv, the beloved son’ of Thom ind Mary Collins, | gave® Alf*retle (Br), Mulbertird, Prertie w ee latte Rear (0m Callao for Gampton Reade, aged 11 mouth and 1 day, 8 yagues and St Job Bhip Ke " Sine retntiven: upd: troeade'et she. Chasity are-vebphch-: [JE Wate ee ee ee fine are dey) after |. Brig Tt Uaviland (sr), LeBlans, Cienfuegos—J T. Want fully invited to attend the funeral, this wn atone de ig tigg oe 303 Jrroome Ml oN lay, December 21, Jamns Donweit, ip the 40th year of his age, aftor a short Chalianrs, Nov, rig Merendes (Rr), Kohl, Cientu ‘Fowler & Jove Bareh B Beaty, Kimboll, Hulvbero vig Portlaod—D ttlnens, R DeWolt & Co. Awtwrnr, Dec 4—Ary Mica, DY His brother John invites the reistives and frionds of Brig Star of tho fen (Br), Burke St John, NBawP I Nevius ANsien, Oct 14—Vaased by, Joame, Punta: the family to attend his faneral, this (Sunday) afver- . . Or Bone Racal Us, punters, Raberiece, horn, at bal put tro oon, nh Marys cure, | “Bee Ly Draven Peaster A ag | hin, Hou iy so” Sone lea deli ‘Porritt, Tabuye well & Co Aiaoa Bar, Gull, Get 51 Pir Crores Urey, Oneety Ba saturday, Dncombor 98, after aahort | Rett gen Sa Py tate a or en oe Lives ar Devarnt, ® uative of county of BRE Wie neinan ie, Cols, 8t oun, NB—P I Nevius nt VER Poe tos Horse Hye ate ‘Taree, 0, Ireland. & Bons, 6 4 . tt ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, also those of | —SchrMay, Bissett, Ht John via Portand—D R DeWolt & Beant Hn taciee den une Gan nee his fatter: B.C. Hollywood, and the members of | 4 ay sherman, Leste, Fernandhie and Jatkeouritien | Precorier Todor, Wi PCat bg the Young Men's Roman Catholic Soctety, are reepect- | yan trant & singe . aie ) Tu part Now 18 Nickaburg, Moyd, far Liverpool; Caprere, fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late res!- Hehe N ht Thompsoa, Foster, #t Marks, Fla—Beatly, | Menderwn, for sy dence, No. 20 But street, and from thence to &t. Toresa church, wi & volotnn mare of requiem will be offered for’ the repose of hi soul om Monday mora- Ly at oine o'clock, the funeral at two o'cls in the York Young Men's Roman Catholic Bone- Yoleut Association: —Prothers—You will meet at our rooms, No, 827 Bowery, on Monday, December 24, at one oclock P. M., to attend the funerol of Brothor Devanny, J. A. SULLIVAN, President. P. Tone, gary 4 Scoretary. Gatisouxn,—On Friday, Docomber 21, Many, the be loved wile of Jamee Galingher, a native of tho parish of Fetnagh, county Leitrim, Ireland, aged 26 yearn. ‘The friends of the family and thors of her father and brothers, Francis and Dennis Doran, are rospoct fully requested to aitend the funeral, this (-unday) after- noou, at two o'clock, from her residence, corner of Forty-ffth atrect and First avonui Providence papers please copy. Gennovrrre.—Suddenly, on Fri December 21, Joarra Grnnoverre, in the 62¢ hala age. ‘The relatives and friends of the tamiy are respectful- ly invited to attend the faneral, from hia late residence, No. 177 Forsyth street, on Monday afternoon at one o'clock, without further notice 1 embers of Colnmbla Lodgo, No. 1, 1. 0.0. F., y notified to attend the fudbr: 177 For? yth street, on Monday afiernuon, at on low i. F. A, WRYMAN, SN, Griae.—On Friday, December 1, of apopieay, Peran Bun. Gera, of Cop abagen, Tho friends and members of the German Liederkranz are invited to attend the funeral, from the Liederkrans Hall, Nos. 61 and 34 Kast Fourth street, at two o'clock. Hovrmat.—On Friday, December 21, Rosa, only child of Laac and Lonieo Heffnan. Friends and relatives are Invited to attend the funeral, from their residence, 187 East Ninevwenth atroot, this (Sanday) morning, at (on o’clook. Blowivas —On Friday, December 21, after a long and nevere th Caanworrr C., the beloved wife of Charles od BA yeara, L1 months and 23 days. The relatives and (riands of the family are yn ated invited to attend the funoral, this (Sunday) afternson, at onvo'ctock, from her late residouce, No, 118 Weat Nineteenth atroet, Her romains will be taken to Kver- Smith & Co. c stan in antp Bout snd 1. Bra Steamsinty Loo, and pamengers, to NY, eaioa the ontire paesage, will anow worth [atin ‘Bbip Otty of Livery Now S with ancew, hip Caroline, Tt dave arn and LIZ poasengers, to Wen heavy westerty Cakpiry, Dee bid Macaulay, 1 Nov W)—Arr tan Narctase, Kangoo ore, altinv sew, Loewe, NYork, Dew, ‘Sehr W H Sargent, Sargeot, Savannab—+Mueray, Ferris & 0, lary Coead, 17 O Wekter, Miller Homber Soe Mary A Tyler, Tyler, Witmingiaa—¥ Te McCoendy & so Dec s, ship Kearsangn, sevens, Met Rekt ae seen GM aiee wre Brown ko, | CALLAO, Nov B—Arrahlo Renioo, Nichota, tan Frenchie, ; chtd \sioad for # port im Spain, bark M Bedell. BgiuimoreeSMots Bedell. ‘nidelpie—Chappell & Wt. Valparatas (and ald 60h ‘eau, Wield, Schr Went Wind, Lawson, pyre a el fag v. Cogan; Zhet, whip ae = Aen der, che Perey, Mahimon, Lyny-—J Boynton's fom & Co. wn); td, ark Cen Vraat see Ree Mean thank Boiticlpeatiye Beate & Co wm fora Bort in the Called Sebr O © Acker, Hobby, Stamford. Kordan, Chinghas for Geeweng' ow Woodward, ‘MeLoughitn, Perth Amboy 4 Arrived. Steamship North America, Timmerman. Mo Yane) , Baits Sth, Pernambuer Deo 3, Pare $th, and Xt Thomas ih, with cotton. #e, to Garrison # Allen, Ab Pare mex mericn, hence for Kio Janetra, £0, le 2) worth of Hatteras, 1m the Gulf Bureasa, bac uesu, tein Dee 13, with ure. Onan, Se htecene eomate se ‘ ul (roan Tauirtee, Dec 1% 0 wo! >e Of be for Nessus Moana eb had put inv». Nassau prev the air al 0 ath ‘anifago ; : Wagers New Oriaane Deo | ad ct Hb fomwell a Go, Geary teens bo eeehc ss wireay,. . ro nung sod hake Deo ® nip Sau Jacinto, hare: ier Nov Gumus from Pabalphiy, for Autwerp. aiseromns Nov B0—Acr Ladoga, Willey, Cromstads for Blew on n C y 2814 na Foam, Freitas, Torontra. sin, Biyent, Cheated, itm, ; Lith, Arcbur . water, G Deo 20d Deepaioh Groner I hiledelphte Marae, bee 4—Atr Wns Fro" ining i Sibi La rn and Marie, Rebury, N Yok dem carts, Aenlt, Sore Se kee ndaipphibe. Bid 6 2—Arr Bor usaia Kot Tyber, evoke w ‘Met, tat 37 85, at $ , ateaaabip A Living on, Sat Curhoven sity Acme, Kemma, N York gat US atoventtyy Retief, stim Hong Kong Jnty 21. ha OL MOAT Copelug-rg, Ledere, Cam seria Ag Tecate Remy tecdl Sol, and f pleas 2. weil, Howton Kit Oot 16. Pengy lat 4 3 with r Bon (Br), trom —— - for Martinique: same was board port Momulus, Fiober, for Lear Uy. ® boat from brig Wile Didley (Br), from Biers). ne . for Diverends Ai out, with lowef epere salts, w Tie ecremt West indie por 1k O's ton M00 da. Toome> nearest West In ‘la port a at apn r _> foie Den Bimmens, bence, bound &; hag been IZ dar> MeOuitoeh, MYcort, In tos, Camphelt, Ph@- dee ie Greenock; iis, Alege Aylward, NY va orvand Ath, eras Spreg, Thariie, Avdersm, it rat. eavy N galen. " f Wiher sacar and from ise spot ipbtaj Grenada. Hard, fr hi lewiens & Torrance nae uw Caloutte; + Nor 2, ) . ‘Aniwory, lage, with adie eb Co. Hed Jes Tor the lage MeClelian, ip. Ife Sa athe entire passage, rartied nwey mals ras end ail yard 1! salle), bad coven deuthy (obit F Ttosis papers pease ire 2 en Sind dried ia Nos Paugegue: 1 for Parttend Vth ® copy. ‘a r “ +), for : Hona-—suadeuty, from (se effscts of an injury, om Fri: | grt of ag ins Sem, 8 Teun og. . van fe), for Bostou 1b, Chine 1a), for ho Rab A day, Derombor 21, Patnicx Hon», aged 49, a aative of Bar! “Bomar k. Chi ‘Crenstac:, 0 ders, with Lemp | for Xow ¥ ‘ for co Mon™ B = house carpenter. po RS Degrost Mad peavg gles during the | 6% 5 wy ng do Lae fy The atid vintives of the family are repectfaily | *" * in ba Invited 10 attend the funeral, from hia laie residence, 139 "hart Thomas Pope, Michartann, Mearotia, fortis, apenas Washington street, on Mouday afternoon, at ona o'clock. | 70, 4s quantity of kod stuff, gone lailog of bul. a bathe Pate, Tenanx.—On Saturday, December 22, suddenly, Pasa irka'aes o had Neaey RW gale. oi ae wna! io jon "Rasion, : , “the Tolatives and friends are respect ily invited to ate Nowe with 10 tk be, io & owie et 8 we aunsed,for de Devuashire, tor Now O tend the funeral, also the mambere of puseapeion sf hooey warthort be tn ‘entire p ae et Leaxven, Der t-mAre Ameriean ajie, Moore, Nort ery’ Lodge, No. 1, from bis late restien Rete ei anor Hatteras apiit eatle ond ict aac load; | Albers Edward, Layoue, Madsen, Bob. Mrobers, Pebdeas “orsan—tm Wesnenday, Decouher io, ons Canarias | fed our sadrain ful (o-eenasia ie! Rader Pent, Larabee Mork a 5 [ lo Lees, ey indrom Sllawn Woaneer, waged 30 fags tha td ts. spn - 1 Woyal Arb, from Juomel for Ni ork eaten a, Hengall, Mpeclat. tar Roviee: On, Coane, and 4 months. mye oop she yriaiony, ain WU “ i thou earn, toe NV The frieude of the deceased, the members of the nag tena i Rtg FM) (0 SiSoerer, Beak LE veples. topleg, Tend Katcxerbocker Club, 1: +. | campment, No. §, invited to attend at Med flooe to be north of Hatteras, corner of Laurens, this (Sunday) afternoon, atone | SOT a 4 Myra, Haytt, Dee 2, with lerwoud yatta EN og fae jock. to Whores te en th oye Brive Hattereg, with | Ogmet ita, Ciges . jrxon.—On Thursday, December 20, Haxsam Lrwom, | heavy north iy tte = Ld Arr chip Malia (Swe), Aensey m tho 85th year of hor age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family areraspectfally Invited to atuend the funeral, (rom ber iste residence, ‘161 Washington attest, this (Sunday) afternoun, at one o'clock precisely. Masrrmos.—On Friday, Decermbor 21, Jowx Jorn, son of Patrick and Catharine Masterson, aged 2 yoare, 6 Months and 9 days The friends of the farnily are renpecttully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence ot Lit —* Kast Bighteenth street,.corner First avenue, this (' by a atone Ov lock. ciee.—On Friday, December 21, As Maocinn, the beloved wife of Pauritt Maguire, im the Zlst year of her "The relatives and friends of whe fumily are rompactfully invited to atvend tho Coneral, (his (Sanday, afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, from ber late revidence, No. 6 Harrivou ati Brootiyn, The remains will be Interred in Fiat bush ‘anetery. ‘Mixa —The funera of Oxcuano Mitiem wit! tke place this (Sanday) afiernson, at !y o'clock, from the residence of Willisum J, Undertisl, No, 7% South Third street, Williamebure Moan. —On Saturday, Deceraber 22, Somiraisy Asm sa, eldest daughter of Joho MH. Morri#, in the 14th year of her age. in the choreh of the avouge sod Thitieth street, on Woduestay morning, at elevun o'clonk, to which relatives and (riends are respectfully invited O'Nait. —At the ree'dence of hit parents, 'o Paterson, NW. J., after a briel inert, Davin J. 0 Netra, youngest fon of John and Mary O'Neill, im the lvte year of bie o. “The romain: willl be conveyed from Peierson on the nine A. M. train, om Sunday, w Calvary Cometery for will bo in waiting at the foot of Railroad depot) anti! the arrival of the train Purse —At Newark, M. J., on Meturday December 22, Juss Craunns, infant daughter of tease ¥ aod Jeanie B. Phillips, aged 2 monthe ond U1 dave. Angola, bright and over fair, Take, oh! take ber to your care ‘The relative: aud friends of the family are respectfully airong § am yorved dunt. the ie) dare, dackann, (long hong, som one et Bt Mid Ronrolia. Weston, Upte-ite metin, SCM. Cee om Dee btn Be wh Phd Coane, Gbene hey © days, with coat DeWou & “sg Hea hears wodkerty kids wad opt ig Viotorie Anuelia (itr), Barrio, Maen Bay, 10 days, with ‘Brig A @ Cook, | mall, Port Roya’, with endo, to Bicby & . Etiasbersport for Rosen. Di silvers, New Bedford. Will load ent Mary alice, Perry, Bli +a Merman, ha Y YOR ip pend ry i ) foe Fife, seh deme Oe dew _jewd @receme & oi ore “ark ta 1p. ita im a to tad wegen: fer aVark ey pices oe Beir Geo W Kiusball, Murp Behs Convoy, Frenel, Rar Rehr K Bullwtnaie Prone’. M shear Jr 6 Viegins Coupe, Onlate, Kenta, a steamships Caletonis, Mararie Vioninee, Sareg-aae, J en Curtat, Olaueus, Aik 1h, Marta Angele & eon ‘ge. Philatelyata 2 rerer Uy Ashore oppesite Very, ner t of (he Naw Katia Lame, Cayhers ter (ive car Waar a Tralen for WY: * Irorieg, the hake of the se Saas ears re iF, - yee ane - . € Sd te of 1.470 tome Prpereien | Gente, No. Hattie wrest, Ne + pany ater | ers mae Sally vy bee thr Ds eer Gee far ichanand Bie, "at one o'ctork. Coaches will be at Marien, grent | Meine pe tee, Cmaber, | The verse! was here ay weive ocak tram from Ti PS Xf m4 New York, Interment in Evergreen Oometery tego 4 i Rie need Rorreat.—On Wednesday, December 19, after & long ant wae wel Enowe in the A vatrelian Weis and painfol iliness, Vauewrmnk Revreer, aged 62 yours, 2 aod po? Ww frienda ‘sequaintances, also the Germania Lodge, No. 183, F, aod A. M., and the German "76ers, tnd Captaie Oito’s Carbine Rangers, are respeet- fully invited to attend the funeral, 191 Wout Fifty-third street, betwoon Broadway and ‘avenue, thie (Sunday) morping, at ten o*rlank, The remains will be interred in Greenwood Comores. Rawir.—On Saterday morning. December 22, Pisme ‘only child of Hugh aod the late Latincie Reiliy, needs wars, § months and 12 days ‘The (anersl will take piece op Monday afernooe, at 000 o'eluck, from the residence of her fainer, 684 Yecoud evenve, corner of Thirty Oth rireet mp.—On Baturday, December 22, Cormantre, Samuel Sebobeid, in the Olet year of her tives and friends of the family are the funeral, from her The reistives 204 friends of the family, and those of her nove Derham and Matthew baalioy, aro to attend the funeral, this (Aunday) aferneon, at Mallpest ov o clock, from ber late readeore, No 429 Beventy avenur ‘Braxvo —On Priday, December Zi, after « and painful loww, Carmamme, beloved daughter of James 004 Kijzabeth Standish, in the 20h year of her age. The friends of the family and of ber brothers and Kawerd W. are — invited attend the from the e oh het parents, No, 386 Third avenue, thie (Buoday) aflersoon, at two 9 clone. Yranese —At Clacinaet:, Oulo, 00 Friday, December % Of disease of the heart, Louis Fraomscas, wits of Alvin G1, Spencer, sod Gaaghter of the iste Caplain Frederick L. and Gertrude Vales, of thie ety, in the 634 year of a ye — were interred in the Cemetery of the Berergrecas, Cincineatl, on the Wh inet Brese tn Matorday, December 22, of diphtheria, Hawnr, youngest child of Henry A. Ber, ged 6 pears aye wae aT con Friday, Decamber Tt, Ranerea, wile of Twompant, of disease of tbs heart i ot We attend the te @ cloak, fern No. fire a tid nem, Mes. Ca savers P Vacue, © week Veke. to the bi pont of her sae i famiiy are in ater ate nee STE ATS Tor eise Lowe Cont Sohn Meltnney ene we D. im the wart Velen, om 9 say wee erened ow te advat Taree weeks previews 1 Nawreon from Pasipart for Me ceriien pat muy the Tid nwt for re Metin ePreng 8 et u 6 gale ow the ecb i Pr a ny 7 Om 1b mt hope Matore, Themes a Ae iveren fem “Jrametons, igh, Bory open ve M4 be Hewes Ocerwa, a Prenciows, Wl tea o- . ied from pet hers sett ee tates tank eo tt et ee pont Provinentows, « bigh be’ tapered Carte Vrgh, Comree, whee ov, aerwere. ed | Camere yo gd My were of re + tar ay ates orvere: pineee : fe 3 ba fo ne ont Rete boveed Hee | ter New Uriaann San ol bank. ' tees ees