The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1866, Page 7

<a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavnpay, oP. M ‘The stock market was unsettled this morning by the contnued hammering of the bears, who are anxious to ‘cover their shorts without advancing prices, Hence they sell ins demonstrative manner, and buy wnobtrusivly, ‘but the “sbort’’ interest is so immense that it wouid bo Ampossib!e to cover it without producing a°strong upward roaction, of perhaps from 10 te 20 per cent, There was a decided change for the bettergin the afteraoon, owing mainly to tho influx of fresh orders from outside ‘euyers, ‘and the odvance in quotations was marked and general, ‘The bears for the last few days have been covering thelr ‘contracts by buying from each other, and the result can ‘eurily be forescon, Deliveries are niade very irregularly, and nearly all the speculative shares are in active borrowing demand, 80 much so that stocks are admitted to be searcer than money. Tho bears place their chief rellance upon the conaition of the loan market pending the disbarsoment of the dividends declared by the banks and insurance and other companies; but this is a very slender foundation on which to base great expecta tiona. The supply of money was rather easier to-day tnan yesterday on satisfactory collaterals and moderately wide margins, although the bears aro etill withholding legal tender votes from circulation, with the viow of “covering’’ advantageously, Tho general rate was oven per cent, and exceptional transactions on govern- ment securities were reported at six. There is only a very light .basiness being transacted in commercial Paper, ine” capply being small and the demand equally ©o, and the best grade is rated at seven porcent. Tho dulness of trade, combined with the de- line of cold, have produced a feeling of dopression among L'¢ mercantile community, and heavy losses have doubtiess Leen sustained by importers and other large holders of goods, but no failures are reported, and the prospect Is that with the turn of the gold market, in- ¢reased activity and buoyancy will bo imparted to ali de- ‘partmen is of trade, and with the increased demand for goods, demostic manufactures, at present in a semi- @tagnant state, will be greatly stimulated, and at the game time an impetus will be given to the employment of labor. Congress, too, will be likely soon after it re- axsemiica, to give attention to the question of taxation, which 1 at present #0 excessive as to bo undermining the prosperity of the nation and exciting apprehensions of recommmercial revulsion, There can be po revulsion, ‘Rhowever, tinder presont circumstances. The volume of paper money in c.reulation is too large to permit of such a catastrophe, and the fact of its being irredeemable guards 15 against dangers to which wo should be other- wise oxpoved, and among these the most Important is a foreizn drain. Had we been on a specie basis in May ‘and June jast, when we exported to Europe nearly ‘thirty-seven millions of gold in six weeks, the banks would have been compelled to suspend specie paymonts, ‘and wuch contingencies may occur again, but from these our domestic money market will be wholly screened 50 Ing as the currency remains frredeemable, and it must remain so while more than seven hun- dred miliions of seven-thirty notes, redeemgble 4m curroncy, are outstanding, and four hundred -omilltons of our/national securities are held in Europe, Mable to be returned to us at any time, besides a ‘large amount of raiiway and State stocks, Tho legisia- tion of Congress will doubtless result in a Imitation of the powers of the Secretary of the Treasury over the “ourrency and the finances genorally. The preseut law aathorizing the reduction of plain legal tenders should be repealed, und the contraction, if there is to be any, Mmited strictly to compound interest notes, But the Jeas intgrfereuce there is with the currency tho better it ‘will DoWor Che interests of the country. ‘The gold inarkot showed a tendency towards firmness. ‘The opening price was 13144, followed by an advance of Y and « relapse to 15194, ufter which it steadily rose to 192%, the closing quotations being 182% a 3. Loans ‘Wore mado at 1-64, 1-16 and 1-32 per cent in favor of tho Tender per diem, and subsequently without interest, ‘At the open board at ten o'clock the steck market was woak, Exo sold at 65% 9X; Michigan Southern, 813; Reading, 104\; ; Northwestern, 42% a 4334 ; do. preferred, 90%; a 79%; ; Uniom Navigation, 1053{. At the first regu- Jar board there was a large business transacted at im- proving prices. New York Central closed 44 lower than atthe same time yesterday, Erie %&, Michigan Central 4%, Michigan Southern 4, Illinois Ceutral \, Cleveland and Pittsburg 144, Rock Island 44, Northwestern 15, do, preferred 27%, Toledo, Wabash and Woatern 136, Obio and Mississippi certificates 34, Pacific Mail 2, Atlantic Mail 15, Western Union Telegraph %, Reading was higher, Fort Wayne %{. There was some pressure lo sell government securities, and in the absonce of a corresponding demand prices declined. Coupon sixes of 1881 were 34 lower; five-twenties of the new tsane of 1965 %j, ten-fortics 4, reven- thirty up'es of the first series %, second series, 1. At the ous o'clock open board the market was strong. Erie sold at 66%; Michigau Southern, 82%; North- weatern, 44, do. preferred, 205;; Union Navigation, 105%. At the half-past two regular board there was a confident fooling among the operators for @ riso, and the bears khowed some anxiety to “cover.” New Yotk Caatral closod 1 Ligher than at the first board, Erie %, Reading X, Michigan Southern 44, Iilipois Central 44, Gleveiand and Pitisburg 134, Cleveland and Toledo \, Northwestern 1'(—preferred Toledo, Wabach and Western 1, Pacific Mail 134. Government seenritios ‘were inactive, pupon five-twenties of the now 1965, docined \y. Tennessee State sixes were i low At the opon board at half past three o'clock a hopeful feeling prevailed, and thero was a farther advance in Prices. Now York Central sold at 10934; Mrie, 67 a 673; Reading, 1055; ; Michigan Southern, #294; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 87°; (b. 10); Cleveland an’ and woatern, 44'(a '; Rock Island, 14345 ; Northwestern pre- ferred, 0% a 34; Fort Wayno, 1008; ; Milwankee and St, Paul, 685; Mariposa preferred, 804%; Union Navigation Company, 105}; Western Union Telegraph, 44%, Subse. quently there was a brisk demaud for all the leading railway shares, and at half-past five the market closed firm ut the subjoined quotations:—Now York Contrai, 1098; a, Bev (0%; Reading, 105% a %; Michigan Bonthern, 82'; 2%; Northwestern, 44a 44\¢; do, pre- fertgd, 89.0 901%; Rock feinnd, 109 <; Fort Woyue 1064 @ &; Cleveland and Pttisburg, 853g a Coma ponnd interest wotes were quoted as under:—Sune, 1864, 116 a 116% ; July, 11545 a 9; August, 115 aX; October, 114.0 1%; December, 11% August, 110 a 110%; Septomber, 100% @ ¢; O sak. Railway atin ‘Tho receipts of the Cbieaco hwestern in the third week of Docamber wore £101,350, 609 for the cor- responding week lust year, ing mm iucrease of $24,760, The earnings of the an Southern Railway for the rame wook were $82,512 net $78,007 for the corresponding on? in 1865, showing an incroave of $4,545. Tho foreign exchange market is steady, but dull Pankers’ hilison England at sixty days were quoted at the clone at 109i a 100%¢; at three days, 110 a 110%¢; commerctal bilis, 1071; a 108%; france at sixty days, 18 a 6.13; at three days, 6,10 a 6.1254; bills on Ber- bn, 73k 972M; on Bremen, 78% ; on Amsterdazn, 14 @ 41%; on Hamburg, 964 @ 20%; om Antwerp, 5.19% a6 16 Mining stocks were moderately active, but lee buoyant than yesterday. At the first board Gunnell Gold closed 10e, lower than at the samo time yesterday; smith and Pormise The, selling at $8; Consolidated Gregory Goid #1, soiling at $15 40; New York Gold 85c., selling at $2 90, Wallkill Load was 10¢, higher, selling at $1 45. At the recond board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed be, tower, selling at $15 35; New York Gold 6e., selling at F225, Quartz Hil 5o., selling at $4 60. ‘The fumded and fundable debt ot Michigna is thus re- ported by the State Treamrer:— Seott Canal a Lg by oat 1878, due J 1878. At @ mosting of the stockholders of the non Vaede Railway Company, Southern branch, held at Hroporia, Kansas, cin ths Gth inst, the directors were sul horired to inerease (1 capital stock of the company one million — Purpose Of extending the road ao the , NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1866. rendered the tenor and bass parts, Mr. Theodore 4 Pactic trot Brooktyn, om Sartor wlermoon, at Republican river, The extension will rumfrom or near Fort Riley, via the Republican Fork of the Kansas river to a junction with the Union Pucific Railway at or near Fort Kearny. Half-Past Two o’Clock, $6000 T 8 6's, 1858... 800 U 8 O's, 185) 600 do, ce el 000 $4 Tol, Wada W iit: 300 Cle & Pits RR ‘i do. ig. as ae Rea SRST * SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Thursday, Dec.!27—10:30 A. M. CES R, cap. Be Hil 3 Moen 2 6536 2 0 bet Erie iit 100 Hudson River tik, . wading RK. lity 108g BEEEEE eeReas tty ore * eS ¢ PP SF oe SESEEEeeEESESEESSSSE Pa # Sere SSSSSsEyeus sess COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavunsnar, Dec. 11-6 P. M. Asuas.—Receipts, 16 bbls. Pot were dulland nominal. Pearl wére unchanged. Brxapstorrs.—Recelpts, 6,069 bbls. flour, 64 do. and 2,508 bags corn meal, 261 bushels wheat, 2800 do. corn, 4,900 do. oats, An increased business was consummated in the mar- ket for State and Western flour, all grades of which ad- vanced Se. a 10c, per bbl., the market closing steady and {rm atthe improvement, The sales comprised 8,000 bbis., at our revised quotations appended. Southern flour sold more freely, and a uhade higher, the aales footing up 600 bbls. A moderate demand prevalied for corn meal, at prices indi- cating no marked change, |The anlos were $80 bbls. at $5.28 foniznaty wine saeehcveorsay. rye flour sales were effected of 8 $6 Da $i 5. Wetuee Superfine and W Fextra State 2 zs Ss Poy Peprreras eon SGSE=5! ‘alarkot sill retained ts Tho rales were tapout inciuding including inized Milwaukee a a8 and Ni at $24,” In the comm market i es; activity, ited Tatne ant 13 for new whe vgtrebae Sgris tor mises afloat, und at an To: do. ia tore, Cale continued heavy, end bu yuk tile burl doing at the concoaaton, the ‘exceeding 20 000 bush: Sin at dre. a Oba Tor Hale, Oe, « Bar for Cbiccee aad Bh, waukee, and 66'Z0, for Jereey. Barloy Moe malt was dull and nominal pe 3 unchanged in the absence business. Kye was quiet aud eatiraly nominal, without sales of importance repor'. Corrox continued quiet an: henry, efosing at a ction of i it Teva m of Me. por Io. on middling plan a es aye Temind t for wheat, PEA rT #5 3 e¥usessses poe Correx.was without noticeable change. Sal vet Rio and 270 ins Blo, ex North Ameri vate terms, Prriai nts noted Liverpool B00 balsa cotton at Sete Lee boxes aacocy nt 2, é and per steamer 2.00) bales cotton ai sh stad. “tas boxes cheese at 3s, y ree! at Die. 2.000 boxes ’D wr ton. To London par stent ‘and #) bacom E 1,900 bales cotton at fae, '9.164., 70nrousbsie. cora "and 700 bushels peas at aya. 7 arte: A ship now in Boston from iledaiphta to Cork or Falmouth fur orders, sugar, on pri- Vaie terms. a jrande, to arrive, id: 15,000 Montevideo,to » to arrive, 21 lbs., we terday's tramsaction 31 Ibs., to go to Bost aire 2 ion a , gold; mace, gold nenve Ayre bs. wt 205gc., golti; & 14 500 do, over, on private vernias bof rein moderate demand, at previous prices, The MW bales American at frum’ 240. a 640., according tw qualit Mocansrs was quiet and nominally unchanged. No sales of consequence were heard of nra—-Fven a. 4 concession of Se. per gallon on ieee there demand for spiriia Quiet, thous change, 1 do, No.1, at $6 20 0. t $4 fide ond M0'to., No. 3 at $6 Behe, OF tar a’ sale of 200 bux Washing: ton wah made wt $2. puis Linseed was wochanged, at $1 320 $1 9 for job. ing lots nOvIsiONs.—Receipts, 725 bola. pork, 110 da. beef, 197 packages cut meats and 214 bols. lard. There was an in- Crease 1 demand f r pork yeste judteate « ali st $10.10 6 $90 for wow exten Yor beet b but prices at Ile, « Lage slandard white at de. ight straw to wu » inetuding Cu 2iye., and Denerar: Hevana at 100 Be harde at Me. ® Tate fran without decited change; sales, 75,000 bs. at ¢. & Hige. WIKRY was unchanged, being dull aad entirely nomi- hal, Fece.pta, 760 bis. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Purtapeurnra Dee. 2, 1506. Btocks are dull. Pennsylvania fives, Mi; Morrie’ Canal, r hia and Erie ‘ad. he; Reading Raliroed, oad. ‘Heaxchangs on New York, Med tde ger et ah * in = 8246. Corn dal, te. 116. Onte—Fair eu 4 Flour very dull. Ni hoa Mesat Gull nage ~" 5 gas. den heaey at oe ‘Foue int at o's Benda inactive. “Proviainns lone 4 Grocerton dull Sugars heavy. “Whisney awe SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. Bavrntone, Dec. 27, 1806. ‘The South Carolina (rgistatere just previow to ad Joaroment rejected the Losolreat Dobiors bil alior is bad Yaen omeyd v7 tue Ho ven, ‘ oprruany.” | Major General Samuel BR. Curtis. A telegram froin Washington yeserday announoed the death of General Samuol B. Curtls, one of the commis. siouers appointed to inspect the finished work upon the Union Pacific Ratiroad. Goneral Curtis was a native of Now York, aud entered the Military Academy at Weat Point tn the year 1827. He graduated tn 1431, and on the 1st of July, in the same year, was appoluted » brevet second Meutenant and assigned to a command inthe Seventh lofantry. After serving for the on face of of nine months be resigned his commission and practised as a civil engineer in Oulo until 1887, He next engaged in the practice of law, apd as-such romained in Ohto uptll hy. whee he removed to orvthe ae td ata) was a eipinis of io m and aft afterwards « ae He a Adjutant General of the Stale. ‘of Oh Ohio from May 20, 1846, to June 23, phe sane year, He then under- took the coloneley of ‘Third regiment of Ohio Volun- twers in the Moxican war, and foug! service during the cam in Mexico, Ho served as colonel from June 23, 1846, to June 24, 1647. After the discharge of his regimont he served in the staff of Briga- dior General Wool, as acting assistadt adjutant general, aud ayerwards ucted as the civil aud military governor of Saltillo, in Mexico, In 1847. On bis return home he wus appointed chief engineer of tho Des Moines'river tmprovement, tn the State of Lowa, 1, 1360, He was afterwards returned w Congress to resent a district of the State of lowa, While serving im Congress he commanded the Second regiment lowa Vol- unteers, and while they were in‘ service in Mssourt he had leave bis command in charge of *Lieyteuant Colopel* Tuttle while he proceeded to Washington to nd tho extra session of Congress, iu which ho speke strongly im favor of tho Union and its cause, At the Close of the session he returned to Missourt, to back up his words with still nobler deodg, He was appointed a her general, bis commission dating from May 1 , aad resigned bis gaat in Cou- gress fp furthor t p arms in defouve of the govera- ment.” For some tH trict of St. beiain military jurisdiction over the same, He in th! ity served under General Fre- mont. When General Halleck assumed cominandvof the department General Curtis was ordered @ more im- concentration of the troops now under his Eebeimer presided at the im that city, wards, Advocate of the British Consul Frederiok weral Among the distinguished representat nationalities assisting at the obsequies w Austrian Consul General; Barow Gaularve Bou i ;' senur De Roosa, Pierropont Edwards, British Vice Con- tuguese Consul The roan. remains, at two o'clock P. vey4l to Jersey City, whence they were taken to Philadelphia, for interment in the Setaele = inolory Obaries Tho pailbear: era were PF. Jonos onaul Ge: Kea. Por- sul; Mona, Borg, Vico Consul of France; Mons. Dollner, “Consul for Denmark, and Herre J. E. ‘Zimmerman, View Consu! General of tho Netberlanda, Samuel @. a United States*D: atric! Prosiient of tho United States, Hon, Secretary len and othor metabors of the Cabinet sont to the iamily of the deceased their regrets that the pressure of oficial them. business prevented solemn occasion. street cleaning contract and ite execution by moe, in: THE STREET EET CLEANING CONTRACT. Letter from Iudge Whiing. TO THE HDITOR OF THE HARALD. DerantMent Por Stanxt CLeantno, New Yous, Doo. 27, 1566, from being present on the } T bog that tho public will suspend judgment upon the Lhave had the control of tt, @ period of about threo This position he filled from December 4, 1847, to January | month and a half, and not sx months, as stated by Mr. , Sehu Treg o his published letter of yesterday, , and am more than surprised, that Mr. Sebult, after boing applied to. b theroto, of which the letter from ine, and his answer ollowing aro copios, should have given his letter with Dr. Dalton’s report to'the public at this time :— In Cousequence of the answer, received late in the af- ternooa of the 26th, I made no preparation to obtain the novosary statistics to snow that the doctor's report omilsnany, if not most, of the eatential diilerencos be- tween ti clty of Boston and the city of Now York in reference to the dillieuities of street cleaning. Thore are miles of plague spots m the city of New the city of Boston. [have cloaned some of these spots oftener than ro- ul portant post at asa starting point yee been © ded in this respect, wi post at Rolla, @ he bad chargo of the city and dis- | York which do vot oxist and would not be tolorated in quired by the contract, and a discerning public will not 1 to discover Low much the sanitary reiormation bas ithout this department fud- ing tt oituer useful or necessary to attack the motives of Who property prepared ho, a ‘one, J. KR WHITING, eke eee = ico an Genera link fealty anon that Gensral ae PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. captured Springfeld; on Colonel E. B. Taylor, N, 1; G. W, Colt, of the flag of the Union was floating over \ Harttord, and Governot ander,‘ the hed Arkansas; on the 20th, that stopping at the Hoffman House. Price at St creek; on the Zist, that he had taken General Brown, U.S A.; W. W. Schuyler, of Xow session of Bentonville; on the Shat he had driven | y,n0y Caplan Sumani Haghes, of Naw York’, 0. D. the rebels from Cross on the 27th, thagho | toy of Nevada; M. J. Alexander, of and. J.C. A Baltimore, are stopping at on fotrapolitan in flegal charges wore ever were ever any grounds for making them. at clamor mado tmiaced Mr. Lincoln to order Major Schoilleld to relieve him from command, ed me pen his duties In the State, after two years ve and successful mand within it, For several taoethis General Cart! mained unassigned, but on the lst of January, Tene c.3 Sag tes ggg @ new Preys. ment, embracing Kansas, Rebeka lorado, and the Indian Territory, Iu, Uotaber of the samo "year, rir Prica , invaded Missouri for time, ond fears were en: Kansas would be invaded, the aotivity dispiayed Gonerai Curtis and Luis eubsequent Vigorous pursalt of Price, not only saved Hotel. press ’ igamusad soba caseee taste otha worth, fart is, and J. A. Pike, of 0 inois, paged None ree of oad at the St. Nicholas Hotel. and itis doubiful if there | General ii. F, Butler, of Massachusetts; D, Lyman, of Connecticut; E, Flagg, w Haven; Charles B. Ray mond, Bordentown, Washington, are stopping at e he | Sout to make Now MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Robi ea Waren of Married. Apixe-—-Canx,—On Tuesday, December 26, Rev. Dr. Mielataer, Marcos Avuge to Emawnra, the State trom invasion, but. did much’ towards folling ter of Joseph Cahn, all of this yak the rebel move, Indeed, it was urged at. thio time that; bat for the piirsuit of Price large numbers of airs pase goa Jie on the retreat. In January, 1365, was transferred to the Department ing Major Genoral Popo. ieee the railroad he was honorably mustered service in the etanined army. General Curtis was @ man of abont fifty-five years of and soldi ce. Robinson & egger Maral ay In hag tne pty ae! vernor the Bank the Ligh position o | span hie conrement pep that office senenee® - Fibuasan bere: the repuiation of, belug & gontiouan of c Assolemn and imposing ceremony took ylace yeater- @ay morning in the Catholic church of Sta Peter and Pan! (Rey, Father Malone's), in Second street, Wiiliams- burg, which, notwithstanding the inclemency of tho weather, waa yery largely attended. The occasion was the celebration of the obsequies of the late Senor José ©. De Figaniere o Mora, Minister Menipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to the United States from the King- | gtr. is. 2 HB. of Cag agate J. F. Farns- Mai aro stopping ‘Goody our, of Beliimore; Captain N. J, and M. L,'Cioas, of the Astor House, com- Governor Randall, Postmaster General, is, it is sald, jad Hone olty his fcc le the laugh- inday, December 24, by Maan. On Prederick Sill, Winitan Began to BMARCKLLINA fou both of ths city. BuswsinG—Varantixe.—On Wi Bropitvn a tosses paper lyn, N. Y. Washington, D. ©, papers | werd copy. (Cug.tox —MoCarss! Decombor 25, by ‘the Rev, "Be Avanixe Mocasasér, ‘pu oe Bro xy bi siedoa of ihe widen pees Long tsland,’ by the reatdonce uo ide'a 14, on 4, the Rov. Mr. Bugbeo, Huxay G. Carros, of 7 N.J., to Mawr E, aaughter of Edward Ie y nth lm ot cage nr als Crazies EK. Ouneias to wisn Dats Joveph Taylor, Euq., all of tbe on Bavown, eral will lake place from his brothag-tn-law Stureis, at Cypreas Hills, on Sanday afterno: iis relatives and friends are invited to ‘The . de ‘Chicago papers please copy. War a yint On Tharsday, Decomber 27, b q of Vhiladaiphia, Dr. T. G. nig York city, to Canam V. Srewaxt, of Brooklyn, BD RY. — At 8 rtss—Ta ty 853 see a & ~ Died. Of paralysis, Jama W. Bana fu dom of Portugal. at two o'clock attend, without further invitation. Bencr De Figaniere died on the 24th inst, after a pro- Caawron.—Om Tuesday, eldowt all of Wil anmabridge December 26, At the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Mr. Jewitt, Mr. Joun “7 to Amann out of | Benjamin Valentine, Besbiasion and Ho . 1tON—Lst.—In Brook! ‘age, tall and well knit, and presenting @ commanding | ber 26, by the Rev, ¥. c. Hill, danghier of please on Wednesday, Decom- on T. Tourer’ "of New. late Lieuenaut U.' 3. A, & Buin Loma, of ay on Tues- ROR A, 27, at Eatontown, fn Or December 25, at Now tractod illness, at the residence of his son, in the parish | Rochelle, Mes. Mantis Caawroko, im ber Sid year, < Sta. Peter and Paul, age@ eixty-cight years, The mor pee pl haractor, and were carried out with all the andewr pertaining to tho Roman ritoat. The charch fea been elaborately decorated, as are the Cathohe Churches at this season of tue yoar, in commemorati of the Christmas festival, ond the evergreens betoke! wea presented shrouded the joyous acclaim roation-—a blending, 0 to sak, of tho Requiem Manan with the Gloria in Be celaus, ‘The remains of the deceased were bronght church at ton o'clock , and placed on a porend of the main aisle, enposite ends occupying the fr on the right, In wiy of the church wore routed numbers of the promineat merchants of this city. who for years Lad enjoyed the friendsbip of the lat and aio a wumbor of our fallow-citizons uf P and of Spanish birth. Ofielul roprewentativer of other | nationalities, In the persons of forvign cousuis and vica consuls, cecupied pews on the left of the main aisle, while numerous spectators of both * were seated in the calieriea. On either side of tho rem . which were eucaeed in aeplendid Durlal extket of trou, palated in inoitation of rosewood and poliehed in the bighest gree, were rows ol led wax candles, draped tu sabi mw was aleo the ca! ue on which the enasket reste As tbe body was borne ap the maly aise, Professne | Seneimer, the organiat of the ebureh, performd « dirge: Like voluntary, whiph, na its harmoules and untsous ewetled through » @ tbe Gothic aisles of the sacred edifice, told plainly that a master hand was giving them forth. rk the services of the mass for the nenced, the procession of a¢otyter end ecclowiaation (the latter habited tm vestments of black velvet with golden borderings) moving from the vestry into the sanctuary, preeaded by two altar beys, each bearing « lighted wax candie, When these taken their places, the celebrant of the mans being at the foot of the altar and the deacon and sub-deacon on the right and loft sidea, reapectively, the choir sentforth in unison the opening harmonies of Rossi's ‘Requiem Allrnam dona ri: Domine,” while the “Confleor” wan being te cited by the priests Following the Requiem was the “Dies Ire,” “Sanctus” and “Agnus Dei," wino by Kownt, tJ of which wore rendered with remarkably fine effect. of the solemn requiem mam were car. b-] oat in the manner prescribed by the ritual, and ‘engrossed the attention of « veatry, Diack velvet and The nervices yesterday were of ths most solemn and | funeral, iu! residence relatives and friends are Friday), at twelve her fou in law, ir. Jany ited to attend the lock noon, from the organ. or ip the afternoon, at one o'clock, from 8& Paul's church, mums wil! 96 for the repose of ty maine w laterred in Calvary Cemet Now ( Cunever prov € fase her bro attend t N atiend wae funeral 6 rom hi ast ( ‘geet, c mavt. - 86:4 your of heat 4. oar, eo, near High street, Brookiyn, ‘On Weeno day, Decomber 26, at ten o'elock y evening, by wtreet, Wi o'clock eR ¥', Jornay City, A age. Halatives acd frends are respectfully 4nvited to attend twy o'ciwek, without farther p Parmiwn Copy, blepven J, Coiaban, i Un Assutn yon, corner on pinos from the (denly, on Toreday, December 26, Sascet ew Gud friends of the family are invited tw neral, from the Third Presbytori euarch, (Friday) ou at Yor December 25, at He ‘ith year roh of Bt mabare, oa Thuretay, Dooom einherw of Mechanica are in former residence, Columbia tad 0 the funeral un Yaturcay afternovn, at one o’etoce, from bie inte residence, New Rochelle D'Haniit.—On Tuowlay Deortaber 2, Joxara Um Faxix D Hee atten o | aged 05 youre The reiniivee and friends of the family are reepeet fully tmy ied to atlend the funoral, this (Friday) morsiog nese | eee be avis. wit, hear Firth avenue, ipa papers please copy th Wes Mt Vincent de Paul, Twenty thir inewtay, Decek hae 28, of consimption, chasable and pot om im stead @ magnificent cope of | Cuanurrry J, wifo of Frederick BE. Davia, and daoghter = 8 massive pilver Crom, the procesvion was teen pronoonesd, the Rev. The rel the wub-deacon bonding with | of toe lai Joseph K. Mount, aged 20 years and L mont, again ree and friends X the (ainiiy are invited to thopanctosry to where the remales attend ti6 funeral, from her late residence, No. 02 lite. rireet, 08 Sunday afiernoon at ous o”elock. On Tharsiay, Dewmber 21, after a short The Rev. Fathor Malone then procasded to pronounce ‘ant 0m Wedeosday, December 26, of consump. rez ton, Arwres HL, wie of Reojamin G. Bokert. had The reintives and (riewde of the are rempertfully digntiary |+tnvited 1 stond (he funersi, om ahernooe, at the social | two o'cloce. [rom the remdeuce of ber , James that he | Wats, 774 Greenwich street atteane 04 » In Brookiya, & D. Sequety, Save. whom be | ber 26, Jou I. Fonusm aged #7 yearn (6 mouths and 18 manner and the | daya toward both high en greg ip kly J are invited to gpoke aloo of | atieed tie funeral servena, avenue ~ deceased wen oa church, tha Treling} chernoun, one ia meet ld showen to bts toss | AL hie reridence, Brovklyn, o Thursday, God, and evinced UT Dea rot Gammon ae from ‘ = ro are imviied to attend the reanvpably that | foncral, (n starday sfiernooe, at two o'clock, from ~ csoraat bows in | Baltic street, mooud bourne samt of Filth arenne, “meg the final abeotation, asperg ns cr crremony the choir mag | solemn serviess of tbe re- 1 of the proscribed prayer clorgyimen were ier. By! , Deaoom, | The | mows eur De the Kats, sod Kasers. xi sely readored on wee greed # Wore em eb Atte ead (ire The the orcas sarduor, t the (Pri daeonen of fi wens Galen tym, the Comity 4 Vivad Woe femersi, om bor fevers, dash, younger chitd of FAward aged 2 years Lb mocth ant % ) afternoon, at on» o'clerk, from oues, fyarth boone Deremnber 1, Jawe, the , in the 2b pear of ne my Cele two och ‘Haut. rin Wednesday evening, Decomber 20, at Ma maroneck, Westchester county, AWNa P., thfani daugn ter of George W.fand the late Anna Hast. Punerad page siday) afternoon, st one o'clock. The remaine will rod White PlainsComevery Hrorway.—On Thursday, December 21, Jos ra A., the belowed child of Charies and oarah Hegoman, aged days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, alao of those of ber grandfather wad grandmoth Joseph and Mary Ann Kingston, are wnost reepectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Fridayy afternoon, at two o'clock, Crom the revdenoo of bis paronts, No. 89 Market slip, and thenes to Calvary Cometory. Canada papers please oop: Hray.On Thareday, December 27, Fn Basix, widow of Charies Henry, aged 45 y: o ‘friends aad relutives aro Invited to attend the Cuneral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her Inte roxidonce, No. 69 Nassa etroct, Mrooklen. 124 Builth street, Brooklyn, toorning, at hal!-past nine o'clock, to 8, and Congress street, where & 0} bo offered for she roposs of Is sont, and fro the Comotery of the Holy Cross, Flabush, Frieuds and To lati ves are tuvited to attend, Dubiin and Chicago papora ploase copy. Keaow,—On Thursday, Deoomber 27, Tuomas J. wut, one of the funoral will appear in the Herald of the Lapwrr,—On Wednestay morning, Docomber 26, Theerra Lapwrnit, aged 63 years. The reatives and friends of the family are rospectfully Invited Wo attend the funeral, from st, Patrick's chu Kent avenue, near Willoughby, Brooklyn, this (Friday t tent ofc! (Conn, ) sein please copy. in Thursday, 0) aT, ive of Macrooim, In years ‘Tho rolativer and friends of the family are r invited to aitond the funeral, this (Friday) afterno two o'clock, from his late residence, 29 Hoowevelt utroet Cork papers please copy. Maras. On ‘thureday, Decembor 27, of consump Hexny Mawan, ugod 47 years, a natlve of Bier, county, Ireland, trends of the above, members of t aleo the Ocoan Stoamship Fireman's “oclety are roquceted to tond the funeral, which will take place from No, 21 ris. stroet, this (Briday) afterdoon, at balf-past ove o'clock Mocex —Oo Thursday morning, December 27, at one Oelock, after a long illness, Ravens G. Mousa, aged 65 years, ‘The friends and rolatives are invited to ationd the fu- neral, from his late residence, No. 100 ast Twenty: fil stroot, this (Friday) attornoon, at one o clock, The ro mains will be taken to Cypres: Hilly Cometery. Mowtcomxay.-—Early on Wodnonday morning, Deo bor 23, ~rewano Nimto, won of Jatues and Mary Mout. gomery, aged 8 yours, & months aud 25 daya. His friends and acquainwwaces are partioularty Invited to attend the fuaeral, from the residence of bis parca, No. 211 Canal street, ‘this (Friday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, without further notice. O'Coxson,—Oa Thursday, December 27, at bie mother idence, Weat Twenty-tiret street, Kuwann aaraon son, S. d, aged 20 remains will be taken to st Francis Xavior's church, West Sixteenth street, on Saturaday morn'ng, at nine o'clock, where Mase and Office for the dead wii be celebrated, and from thence to Fordham for itor ment. Pexsnis. —At Grace church rectory, Buffalo, om Satur- day, December 23. Oscrona FL 8. Panxrut, youngest son’ of the Into Richard Pennetl, M. D., of this city, aged 22 years and 7 montha is remamns were Interred in Oswego county. Purtay,—On’ Thursday morning, Decomber 27, Fn. WAKD PRESTON Piet a®, only ebiid of Edward and Jennic P. Phelan, aged 3 years, 10 mouths and 16 days. ‘The relatives und friends of the fanily are invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of his parents Noob Fifth street, Williameburg, on Savardey, afterno: at fod o'clock. T.-In Yonkers, on Sunday, Decembor 23, Fern’ 4. Pom, fn the 0th year of his ag: Paae.—On Tharsday, December Daniel Paso, aged 40 enn. relatives riends are invited to attond the funeral on Saturday moralagy at ton o'clock, from 42 York etroot, Jersey City, N. J. Tick, In Newburg, 0 Wednesday, Decembo ‘Rey. Phineas Kice, D. D, ) Bias A, wife of Lace widow of the Thursday, December soltor at law im this city, aged 4: yours, Fuoera) a+ Waterbury, Conn, this (Frigan) aflernoun, at one o'clock. ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Decamber 7, we junta witow of Calvie’ Spear, of Boston, ‘hears : “ ‘The relatives and of the fomil¥ are invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of her son-lo- iw, George Beck, No, 496 Carin avenue, thin aw) seraoon at two o'clock, without further potics, Boston papers please co Surru.—On Thursday, ber 27, Many Louis, daughter of Rdward Lan Amelia P. Smith, aged 17 yeors, 3 months and 17 days. Tho retativer and frends of the family, alko members Of Attorney street Methodist lant church, and Polar Star Lodge, No. 265, are respectfully invited to attend the f Attorney street Methodist Pro- festant church, on Sunday phareqen. at one o'clock. Elmira papers ploase Thowrsox. hs , December 28, at the Mara. vinn Seminary, balf-past one o'clock, of burns, be peng youngest S devgbier of the late Major Thompson, age The tanees! will take piace from her uncle's residence, A. IL Gale, 121 East Twolfth street, thia (Friday) after noon, at balf.past one o'clock. Friends of tr family are invited to attend without further notice ~ ILLIAMBON, —In Brooklyn, ov Thursday, December 27, after a long and ree Be ed Rienaky Wretsassrx, ip the tah year ‘The relatives and meds of the family are respectfully invited to ationd the funeral, from bie ain cemdenos, 0, th Hunter etrest oesr Putnam (Friday) afier neon, at two o'cluc! 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Tals bas the beet bewrd ot ber The me al New Tork tu ihut, ont roted Ig Hew Fit Keareer, for Boston, o8lle dropsteg tron te \"% fie" a8 Favanoan Tek mat, aed bog Chas Pome. wren # tae, wih eniany | {rae Gasaow tet Sevennad, repened | Point Rip Monday morning sbliged (0 ‘eave ber, am abe on Great Folny stoame: istance but could render mone, a the yease. ‘The veanel, while parsing by the voral inte on Tiy brig wae owned at Parsons, when she re: waved he balan. VYournnes Momnon, ortolk for rey Neaste Churies ¥¥ ” Fed light tnatow By gumands of wan From the Tat Dev will ba a lenttenlar at Funchal, Ma fort) hed ber nf tbe land. wt x War 4, and hid b tt ug Tus sebe wit ba me RL Kenvew n mS, at ean for th from ( bu a being stripped Mitohert, er Br) pee it patr aden tala aad crew saved. toad & C9. enanges will Lake piace ta eho li play berber, 40 aad after the Se be exhibited ow Wi n 72 48 F of Green ht venemd will om Perinat Lo iwi The light will be # red ene, wri aby 16 06: W of Greenwiel. Spoke: Cavallo, To: prenous 1S a of New York, from su OF tate fai NI to gta mn, &e, the shoals, Fosancola. er in haw 1490 tons, from Alban: ht on the fast side of hated vy Capt Ken, Labee Tein. we na found Tate from Arecibo, P put ini Newport gr of 2) daye, And em aged hull, de Hasvors sand boca drives ae fathaa Cape moch dname, or Bow York, reported —Ap unknown ones ey Wertman of th ue Siinmnost } etre Its ‘Poulton in in lat 38°81 42M Ship 8 Coeting, from Liverpool fur Ro Tanetra, Deo 8, Gm 43.8, lon 7 W Rork La Plata, from New York for Nunot Ayres New® lat? 8, lon 34, Hark Fila from-——~ for Boston, 0 day out, Doo off Canes af Delaware Sobr Mary E. 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