The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1867, Page 7

, : AFFAIRS IN MASSACHUSETTS. QUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE. Snow and Sleighing in City an mery—New York Trotters o Geuthia mesa Tue fe! ‘Hear Mass Mectu.. Oporatives—Miscellan glen. . Bostox, v2: I There was never a more general sleighing carnival in ‘Massachusetts than has existed during the latter part of “this week, It may also be safely said that there never ‘was more snow on the ground than now. In and around Boston the depth is not remarkable, but in the western counties there are, without oxaggeration, drifts for miles ‘in extent of an average depth of fifteen or twenty feet. Nothing of the kind was ever known here before, The vanous thoroughfares to and from the hub have been ~extremely lively with gay turnouts and the sleighing ‘mania seems to have extended to all classes, The win- ‘ter sports in New York differ easentially from those in Boxon. In Gotham the skating ponds onthe Park are *the chief attractions, Here the highest ambition of ‘man and woman is to be seated behind a “Mast herso with his head pointed towards Brghtou, Some few New Yorkers seem also to have become partial to this Puritanical, but, notwithstanding, ‘rather rational winter amusement. Besides a largo » Bumber who are here from the metropolis and patronize the livery stables, there are a multitude who have brought their own teams, Among the most notable from New York on the Brighton road to-day, were “Honest Alien,” the best son of Ethan, ‘Nancy Fat” and mate, “Lady Sherman,” “Blue Bird,” and “Young Litchfield." Others are expected next week if the @leighing holds good, and there is every indication that ‘at will. A atogular swindling operation on a grand scale was ‘disclosed here to-day. The victim is Francis E. Faxon, an ex-alderman and a popular and respected citizen, and the swindler is a Jewish Rabbi named simon C. Noot, whose whole life up to this transaction had been above reproach. Some two years since the Rabbi Noot, who had officiated ina Jewish synagogue, called upon Mr. Faxon and wished to obtain @ loan of a thousand dollars for the purchase of a few diamonds, offering to share the profits with Mr. Faxon. Shortly after another investment on similar Conditions was preferred, and before accepting it Mr. Faxon instituted very careful inquiries into the anto- cedents of the Jew. He found that he wasa native of Amsterdam, and not only a skilful cutter of diamonds, ‘but one of the best judges of the article in this country, For seven years he was a well known and highly re- spected Rabbi in Philadelphia, where he enjoyed not only ‘the confidence of his people, but of the citizens gene- rally. It was also asc°rtained that in all his dealings he ‘Was prompt and trustworthy. In addition to these busi- Ness qualifications, which seemed sufficient to establish his credit, Mr. Noot was noted for his great talent as one Of the most accomplished linguists of the country, his attainments as a Hebrew and Sanscrit scholar being known to the wise professors of Harvard, who were on terme of intimacy with him. These facts, coupled with @ most pleasing address, induced Mr. Faxon to listen to his proposals, and since then the transactions between them have been on an extensive scale. Mr. Noot was wot only in the habit of loaning money obtained from Mr. Faxon, taking diamonds for security, but of pur- cobasing at times, at great bargains, costly gems, jewelry, fancy articles, &c. ever proved faithful in keeping dhis word with an exactness which disarmed all suspi- cion, and thus gradually he not only secured the confidenco of the gentleman he has wronged, but of all who had dealings with him. He ‘was careful in meeting in bis ce, ad a 5 es ai arti, Ha i f u j 2 i , fe if i | i i ef il mt i af ia g i i iy a i i i Hi | i the operatives will not relinquish their i HF SEs : i H 5. E Se ‘| 3 3 i i <i rE i ! for at the rij of eighty-five, admired by all who knew ther for ‘Ee, Sermo unk ‘amiability of ter. THE TENNESSEE UNION STATE CONVENTION. Nasaviee, Jan. 12, 1867. Convention € nominate candidaces on the 22d of February. A number of recomt renomination ‘of Governor Brownlow. AOBBERY IN NEW ORLEANS, &C. New gy 3 a = uM & len, broker joing: ness in conetheiane, ‘roe robbed this evening of a bag con- tat $5,000 in gold anda gold check for $8,000. It us eetanoe cuter Hugh WeCutioch saled at noon 0: a aay tee on Simpson, of the Methodist Havana, Bishop Episcopal Ohurch, was a passenger. FIRE IN PORTLAND. Portiasp, Jan. 13, 1867. Westbrook was burned st mid- 10,000. Mr. Winsiow’s loss was he was insured for, * Winslow's pottery at ight. Tnaured tor 8 ovasiderably more than will undoubtedly lead to, rolling stock of 7,414 locomotives, 17,907 passenger cars, Cinttaitian Soustniieh and 233,260 freight cars and trucks, ‘The receipts during | Flour dull at $050» $10 50. Wheat dull; spring 6e lower, | _, FoRResen.—ftt Williamsburg, ow Friday, January Tt, The money market, which was very stringent OM | the year were $179,460,000, the expenses $86,055,000, | Whiskey dull: doc. im bond. Hoga dull nt $7 a §7 40. re: | At half-past (wo oretock P. , Mra, Exewora I. Fins: | ocean Queen. Thursday and Friday, became easy on Saturday, owing } and the balance of profits of the companies during the | ceipts 3,000. Mess pork tirm at $20 for city brands; demand | TRR, wife of James Forrester, in the 6bth year of herage. | Santiago de Cubs. to the larger part of the curre! viously locked up | year were $93,395,000. light. Bulk meats lower. Lard firmer; prime kettle 12c. | Funeral services this (Monday) forenoon, from her late | New York..... sie Beadle P np Gold 133, buying. Money in pressing demand. residence, No, 128 Third street, at ten o'clock, and at the | Houry Chauncey, probably been aroused to a sense of their position by more than half its power. There would be less reason per month, and the Secretary of the Treasury is availing 1866. 198%, himself of his fall authority vo contract. That this rate | Entered at the port. $532,384 $2,981,560 $4,034,006 - $10,000,000—a suas which i2-to-be paid by the home of reduction is excessive and certain, if persevered in, to tar ors ragiee 318,835 «2,698,604 += 1,994,386 , * ef a > Produce a widespread commercial and financial revuision all the signs of the times go to tadicate, But etill another element of danger existe in the compound inter- eat and forty-four millions outstanding. The great mass of | of the ponding periods in 1865 and 1866:— these mature at intervals extending from the beginning Yui 1865, 1868. 1867. with the object of covering the city of Montreal and the of June to December in the present year, and the Secre- | Second. week........$2,046,251 $640,603 $877,828 } Victoria bridge. ‘This work is te consist of « number of . x > Vreviously reported. 694,863 662,027 784,512 | detached redeubte, which could, im:time of war, be con- tary of the Treasury has power to: withdraw from circe- lation as much of this large amount as the means at his disposal will allow. Pelion is thus piled upon Ossa. But such is the nature of the depression already producea throughout the country by contraction that it is probable he will be forced, by reason of largely diminished: reve- nue receipte, to reissue the greater par: of these-notes as they matere, fhe nancial situation, nevertheless, is one of gravity, not only to the government, as the largest debtor, but to the people at large, and therefore the earnest attention of Congress should be devoted to this important subject without further delay. Its dila- toriness im this respect has already resulted ia much evil, and the longer it defers action the more imminent will be the peril in which the government stands. We have frequently pointed out the danger of a forced con- traction with a view to returning to specie payments in Baogiand, the omly country thas affords us a. historical example of its disastrous consequences, and we ‘The currency issues were excessive during the war, but the equivalent of contraction took place when the South relinquished its sword and greenbscks superseded the NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1867, h. z et, z two years of $14864.020, not including interest, which | and higher 1 984 a 8%c. for Westa 5. ; thease ‘ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. amounted ta 92, ty We eee dare the ton oly. Pate ga a modes fe busitiess aan feeemance qnestes betage bay \j thenee 40 Greenwood fur youngest daughler of Hoary B. and Mary Ana Wetsva, ‘ years, with Yio baiancg op bagd a me gto of the last | tT, und Cumboringd pul at lice. Cui’ ments weet | Burcuanr.—On Sunday mon UNG, January 13, at eleven | ““Pne conument moat it at i Teport, hays been as follo' Being steady and firm. Sales 400 , The reiat respect Soxvay, Jap. 13, 1887. venue Lund Tacknges at oie ya pee ones phn at 241 Ninth avenue, \ Wituam Burcuser, sous invited to attend | ae ee eae Busineas in Wall strest was greatly unsettied duri on Brew tho a art th ro waa ies ng and figher | “Totination of funeral tn to-mot spapae. ong oloc, from 190 West Worty-Aith street. — the iattor part of last week by the operations of a, 7 Bago" for new. and dye a idee for Ad "tacluded inthe | ypCAtt®.—1u Jersoy City, on Suna *¥, January 13, Jonv. | beloved child of Wallor GL ami Harriet A: Whcviet, es ledeprens gold and stocks, With the sales wore auwall lots of ow at ee 418 ro Butter was in ee Lue and ‘bile Carey, aged 11 | aged 2 yours, 11 months and 5 days. * '. bis oe ‘all the money they Boe a for Weatern, Relatives and friends of the fansily are respectful jay uy sy erage” SA, Maan On to choloe f perrie S y ceege,! for crude, woug! a a ere pneated, vist eee Siesta Dubs, AE MAze,. for standard wh id ny DI 4) prices. wi We ly im. ee fatr demand and firm at “ Sixth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at oe The friends and ly are rodpacth invited to ‘attend eet mee aig option oy this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock. \* CuincaY.—On Sunda; uary 13, ALEXAN. pak CuiNciy, in the Bist year of toe The funeral will take’ place Vited to attend the funeral, from the residenes Parents, 686 pragtet o'clock. iid in chan- nels tributary to the Stock ers Ti ipg seven X per cent in gold, and in some ral rate amd a commission besides, t! ducing lenders who had - Me . = — as ie; also. 3,250 on , ab twelve ened ont ak sores etlasoaet in tes Seat ae ibe aa orcloc, from Dislutorenideacs, No. US East Sixieoms | SHIPPING NEWS. loans. Tbe afreege part axedai Decion fer July delivery. > Gogoi. —On Friday, n aii made on Wednesday een, MBean a a ay wu, nom. | NO, a Fi sragee, amen itz ta the 61th year MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS, morning seVeral of the KAAKS and a number v. ,. Me, ever, Bub little doing, the transactions being ‘confitied to oa pe As * Matis are forwardey by every aloamer in the reg’viar tives. Ge nd ~, oe % at 10) Tic., chiefly at 10) ‘The ives and f 0 family are respectfully | The sicamors f Liverpool Nown, ox private lenders called im ail their Tans, and placed the about 1 Whee, Foes Bie ot Wee kateas eee dhe invited to fiend the ne 4 Talvay pag cept the Canadian Line witchesliet Lomiandeey. oe feats so obtained to the credit of their new friends, be (i® "0, & Ie. or 20) i zellow, asec. @ 143g0. fow Soft | corner of afénue and Twenty-first street, this for or from the Gontinent call at Sousmamnp.ee who were willing to pay 20 mach more than other peo- ge, and ies van niendy, ‘with wall salen, at tae. a | UZ.Uouan” Baste Consatan? iserhter of Hugh and ple. The latter, of comrse, did mot want the money, as wise anit 271904 | de. Ot linseed We Dotice sales Of 1500 bags Calcutis, ex | Gree Conaghan, aged @ months and te dave ee a wee proved in some iustances by their not drawing it, phe funds now om | zh, At $2.9, gold. ap, Sales 23,000 ibd. at DH¢c. a Lc.; Riawte. See Pmiven are sengectiully ‘avited 19 although they notified the lenders that they were to bh hand whi to the payment of the State | also 16,000 do. grease at 73¢. sc Salon 95,000 the. at The. attend the fonesel, frome No, 1,831 Third avenue, this it in constant readiness. In the majority of instances, ott wos fe luce it to about seven and a bait | | FabLow was steady, : " ( 1 ee eer 13, at her sone’ residence, however, they drew the money, and either locked it up | "Ty e'foliowing statement shows tlie movements of the | ,Vasert Receipts, 1ey dbls.etil gooinved dull Amd | No, 16 State street, a Casup, 1n the 68th year of in their own safes or deposited it in their own banks, and | gyayngebt for the last six years, giving the amount due the absonce of important ‘vy , her age. December jially:— . Her friends and those of her sons, William, Thomas, drow checks against their balances there and borrowed | on the Ast of bienni $10,277,101, 1866, 272 TELEGRAPHIC MARKET AEPONTS, Joho snd Sad these of ber Mr. an again upon those checks, thus duplicating loans, Boubt- MoagTiei 1866, + $9,002) _ J voi, | Cine amd’ Mra Dolan, are to attend the fu: eeree, New Yaw less most of the lenders were privy to the conspiracy, ‘0 jah the reduction of the State debt which i Mitwaoi Jan. 2. A neral, from son's residence, Monday . | Germania w Yor, and lent their influence to produce a panic, but some of | has taken within the iast oye zeus no increase gone ses oe ity HA footie ig at ghey two o'clock. The ill be taken to Calvary | Cuba. . i ah the number deny the soft impeachment, a very natural | Of taxation bay bees pesessaty, | at the pra rae ae | Mess, pork. IB. ard, 10g, Drowned Rows. 86 18 6 Oi waite: aera n A Meni Conkcn, Fropou Becton thing for unscrupulous men who wish to appear well in | would be samicient to pay the State debt ‘within ten | 1,609 bbls. dour, 2200 bushels whe t sents 50 years, ay * Sarg pe invited to | {8 few York : friends decemed ria. Boston theeyes of the wortd to do. Their skirts, however, | Jeon sols Central Raliroad added, the last dollar of ia | _ Flour quiet, and, anchanged: ationd the Taneral, from bie late residence, 28 Washing. | Cisy of ore may not be free from stain for all that, and | Goi redness can be met by thd Jat "of January, Teva Te | spring. ii & $11 50, white winter, . in | ton atreet, om Tuesday at one o'clock. the reputation they may acquire by being | the tiona of the present Legislature should | Si",milling request; Ne, owes nt Seats Smo | _.DitoN.--On Sanday, January 13, Susan Drxox, widow verpeok found, accidentally or otherwise, in such bad company | “equal those @ last, it ie estimated that there will be 90. Comm, old. ie, & $1; mew, 8c. ac. Oata, e., emrnek Wine 1a ae OP oi eaiesiie 8 i3 not likely to be an enviable one. As for the principals | &,4eScit in the revemue fund for the next two years of | uominal. Barlev, $12 $! 62. Canada rye held $1 20 a $125. e ly i k Principals | $550,000, which will have to be supplied by increased | Peas 1,900 bashels sold at 91 10. Pork, $20 5. Lard, 12}¢e, | fally invited to'attend the funeral, from her late rest- in the conspiracy they are looked upon as a discredit to | taxation or otherwise. alte. nlekey, Ut Ges eg not bring over $2 SI. | dence, No, 6 Bench street, on Wednesday morning, at the financial community and proper subjects to reside at | An English Journal remarks of railroad progress in ae ee Surcaco, Jen. 13,107, | Maree SOE & certain well known musical sounding spot on the | England:— Pee lee wiaiy Siete gta: “Wheat two of thes Dostteun’ On, Saturday Fanuary 33, at Glenville, Hudson river, where probably better men are to be During the forty-one years which have elapsed since | cents lower i Gi ib nga 08 9%. Corn unchan; Conn., Hanxan, widow of Dovid Dusenbury, in the 96th | Bremen. the first railway wenn a for No. 1 and 70c. for | year of her age. Ville de Paris found. Butin the absence of laws to punish them and their aiders and abottors the greatest punishment they can receive is to be found in publicity. Those who down in England $2,500,000,000 have been invested in railway — and the various lines now in operation measure 1: 289 miles in length, In 1865, on the various roads, 3,448,500 passenger trains, travelled 71,203,818 and firm; receipts 38, f ga. Rye quiet and rk Giri and in good Fde- . Dressed hogs firmer, closing has been an The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at the King street Methodist charch, on Tues- day afternoon, at two o'clock. Carriages wilt be in at- tendance’ at Portchester om the arrival of the half-past City of New Yor The Queen mand at $18 50. closing at $6 65 a $6 80. Asia. City of Limerick..: New York. inako Ut their business excite panic are enemies of {he | ati while 2108108, freight temas «transported | been renved Surlog ho past six deyi'han franfcorre: | oloven ofclock train from Twenly-eeventh street, N.Y. | Sityot ‘New York » uild up their own miserable 15,179,000 horses, ‘dogs, cattle and other stock, 77,808,780 | Pouding period in n two years, and should the weather | and N, MR. R. Dei fortunes at the expense of the country at large. They | tons of minerals, and 36,787,638 tonsof general merchan- | A&4,"ods continue good receipts for next week will doulless | Fagnow.—On Sanday, January 18, of consumption, | ornnn'® are entitled to rank with pickpockets in public estima- | dise over 68,320,309 milea, These and freight | steady demand on our banks for money by country corres: eae Mie rn oe, ape Cuba. tion, and their names are equally entitled to publication | {*ains together travelled in one YOR 6s Brea dc eee market decidedie clase Tie tutteat watorof interest | Fifth avenue'and Thirty-fifth: street, on. Tuesday aftor- | Valin in the newspapers, which the repetition of the offence to keep a | 18 ton per ceit, and among borrowers packers have the wo o'clock, @ relatives and friends of the | Kurope order to do this business the company. h 907 ‘noon, preference. family are invited to atten@ without further notice. The highest prices of the leading stocks sold at the first session of the Exchange on each Saturday of the being restored to circulation, some of the lenders having For Havana, Kingston, Ja, Nassau, NP, aad New Orleans, &c. “ Osweeo, Jan, 12, 1967. Lee avenue Baptist church at eleven o’clock. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to be present with- Flour is in moderate demand and the market unchanged. UR, 700 to 1,200 bbis. at $12 a $12 26 for No. 1 spr the expression of public opinion regarding the conspira- | ast four weeks were as follows-— 18 for white, $15 Rotor | OUt further notice, For Rio Jarno, &c—Steamship North America, from ee tee ea unico ane? was a sharp | , Stocks * Dec. 22. Dec. 29. Jan. 6; Fan. 12. ifat $i. nec quiet Balen 9¢ foot Euok Gigun waatite of Coane Galvan ke: | *Hoewens ose hattan, from New Yorit, Atlantic Math........... 105 113 108 100 bat $2 65, Corn closed at | Wife of Patrick Glynn, a mative of county Galway, Ire- | For Vena Oxve—Steamship Manhattan, from recovery on the Stock Exchange from the | Aiton Terre lisuieRR, 38% 40 Oats nominal at 65c. for choice | land. Jan'B, 5 sag bse siedrep 98% = Veatera, Barley, rye and peas inactive. Shoris $18 a $21 | The relatives and friends of the family are respect. | | Fou Havana.—Steamship Hevana, from New York, previous artificial depression. The demand from the | Alton & Torre Haute pret — 65 Ot | porten stip sing $23 fi aliddings 435-0 835" Rat: | rally invited to attend the funeral, trom Ber Tate reo. | J02 1. hetia ass Haile street being considerably increased by that coming from | Boston Water Power. ax a =o ee seed treighte aa felowe: our to Boston, $1; to New York, | dence, corner of Warren anit Morgan streets, Jersey City, Pres | ioese Conte, frame or J +t outside sources, influenced by a knowledge of the nature aay is 8934 91% 4} % Lovisvitse, Jan. 12, 1867, on Tuesday afternoon, at tworo’clock. For Nassav, 40—Steamship Corsica, from New Yorg of the cause producing tho, decine. Tho strategy of aes sme an | ggTcburn, unchaned ot ah SRLS agar Mi | | At On Sunday, Jeneeey 18 of coneanpton, Wa- | Jane saw ncnsne—sicamshlp Monice, teat Heth the bear party was therefore but partially successful as Pears 4 [sarptbonoreel . mas rs) tis mee Outs, 65c. Hogs nominal ut $6.25. Cotton, 3 tale ‘The relatives and frionds of the family, also the mem- aa Gan Mess, from Now Neck Jan Tegards stocks, while in gold it was decided failure. | Chicago&Northwesterapt TT 70i¢ 821g | siden ice Lard, 18!sc4 in tleroes. Bacon shoulders, aivc.; | beFeot New York Lodge No, G80, F- and AM. era re. | susamsnip Montgomery, from New York Exasperated by this defeat it was confidentially rumored | Cumberland Coal........ 64: 90 89 90°” | clear'sides, 13}gc.; hams, 16)ge.; sugar cured, I}c.' Whis: boro = ae ep ph hear fi jl — Steaunebip Merrimack, trom m New York Jan on Saturday afternoon that the leading bears in gold and | Cleveland, Col & Cin... 1101 MO 111 | es Nasmvice, Jan. 12, 1867. | one o'clock. : ? Special Notice. stocks had agreed to repeat their former efforts in a new br SO Cotton market active: sales 680 bales at 8c. & Zie.; re- | Hasmut.—On Saturday, January 12, of inflammation of | 41 eters and form—namely, by paying off their coin loans and de- 122 1199q | Creer OY Dales; wbipved, a dae Tee ti rpg Peo adhe gs Ahan should be manding greenbacks instead of certified checks in re- 0% 223% 1 “a aCotton.dall at 30440. Flour frre, and unchanged. Wheat turn, thus creating another flurry in money, with a viow | Uiwackee w St. Paul... 50% 6036 48 gat | She OE ee eines ie Oath dull es to depressing both markets, The banks, stockholders | Milwaukee & St.Paul prof 67 7 68 62 ; ree, Pana ie preg ML ateai z a F og Rt, ; | afternoon, at one o'clock. and the general public are, however, by this time suf- lest comps 18,000. Whiskey firmer at $2 10 0 $2 15. Harew.—Oo ngewe January 13, Loviss, daughter of ficiently alive to this kind of trickery to disarm it of Wiaincron, N. C., Jan. 12, 3867. the late Charies and Mrs. Maria Harris, in the 224 year ns Spirits of turpentine steady at Gic. | Of berage. Arrived. Cotton quiet at 3b: Reena et Moos $5 10°96 0 per bie Tar $l 70, and thove of her brother William, are Hor friends, y Livingston, invited to attend the funeral, from her late residen Lene pe bon to denounce such proceedings as we refer to if the ovil CHARLESTON, Jan. 12, 1067. ce, | hours. with mdse and , to ‘ox & effects were confined to Wall strect ; but the whole coun- fic She 10538 167 169" 169 Cotton quiet and unchanged. Middling 33! 8c. —_ “ — Prakongad Brooklyn, this (Monday) after- Tigh inet Tales B of es olf — try is more ot los acted by daturbanco of monetary | Pitsburg & fori Waris, 44 10T 108% 108, | Gation market a. ates, 188 been Middling at Sit/e ie, | Hanveo.—On Sunday, January 13, Cuanues Avcustus, | millet N of Cape Hatteras, oxchanged signals with , affairs at this centre, and the depreciation of prices | Quichalver Mining...... ro asses ux tnn Savanxan, Jan. 12,1967. | oBly son of Charles A and Carrie B. Harned, aged 3} “Harr Galtorne M (Ital), Coste, Taganrog via Malta, 1% consequent thereon is only to be reckoned by tens of | Toledo and Wabash 205 ase ae 108% | Gomomdull, Sales emell. Middling at 3330. years, 10 montbaand 9 days. im tatty | Sezn rth ont Jomanier | Had’ very beury wreather ihe millions. Such conspiracies against the prosperity of the | Westerm Union Telegraph 485; 47 6% 46% | abe of vation te ee ae ae let: ds OT. | invised Hen eory ibe toverah rolag «4 fot oa’ te | Santen — P vi 2 pubuic should be punishable by the law of the State; and Government securities were quoted on each Saturday Feeatpta-from, fomberto date, 36,690 bales; shi dur. | parents, 74’ St. Merk’s place, on Tuesday afternoon, st ‘aun ehenea ie enter). Pestle » New Orleans, where a national bank {9 discovered to be a party to it | of the past four wooks as follews:— a eee ee enmen vow ey tenon er mney Se ’ Satled. Mh, 11 PM—Frow Quarantine, steamship Haase, Congress should provide a remedy, for the government Dec. 2% Dec. 29. Jan. & Jan, 12. Moniz, Jan. 12, 1967. fonds are exposed to the same dangers as other securities M0 = 1084g 108 i eemal gilts tocias have maaened eiake wigek eee ‘ thereby. = ee Tee gh, ihe factore laming Feil rates, closing: dem, kticn Wantitn, Had it not been, however, for the contraction of - rors sore via tee ee Be asin Onur Ranesann wravagroend on 8 United States notes interest notes, which Cotton . Newer. « Low middling Sle. 5 urday PM, came analaty Rarreriony Eesepwabeec tpn capnatlraa ioe 100” td Palos “theared 13036 betes,” Stock, 208,180 bales.” Sugar — ae powerful ug a 5 Fletcher, Gladiator, 8, would not have been sensitive to the pecullar manipala- 104s 305 10nd, | Aer pie” sn tacamand” ane aba pas dem: | CUNO Tuseteg neh thenae othe family, and ais the | dutety sees nn eg lege tions of the bears. The legal tender notes, including pn as toa Rete San members of Enterprise Lodge No, #8, F. sd A. M., and ARe Mane Aux (of Now York). Rogers, from. Now, IVaaneay tn eed, invited to attend the tane- th a cargo wrecked Sal ad nt ok aioe peda tiraeiaon ‘The total jimports at New York for the woels ending ES ee ere aitices sees | Tal, to take place at Grace church, corner of South Magper's Beak on the fat ait Tho master peg crow St a January 11 compare as follows-with those Ls and Erie atreste, this (Monday) afternoon, attwo | rived at Nassau on the 25th iu the wrecking i June, 1866—an enormous sum, but ome which has been | Wess previous: “8 pane ae o'clock. Bane Waxarn (Br), from Ravannah for B rad teracted onal iseue bon- 6° Horrs.—At Mount’ Vernon, N. Y., om Sunday, January | 2’ about 3,000 serooas of tobacco, ma — peg agg poia oe Mend pas s, one wae THE PROROSED FORTIFICATIONS AT MONTREAL. 13, , infaat daughter of Lewis and Kate Hopps, | ” it, dang, evo se 8, a midday, doa was 4 completing the” total of three hundred mail. f Gouerel morchandiss. nessosa “aaes'Teo “s'oenoa8 | ‘The Defences of, Meatnenl, O. E-Cost of “lose Sunday. January 13, Bemport Hose, wife tion in = wet state, es % Present contraction \- spanned ADIL UL AD Lin | Werks 830.000,000-Odject o oe De- Thomas Hosey, a native of county Cavan, Ireland, Stleceliancons. neg Meh Sa a eae ia Mim: F Total.....-..+------82426106 $4140,074 $7,008,102 | feecee-nitinery Honda. the 27th year of her age. ‘ Tho following table givee a summary of the earls te the eee aan ‘The imports of dry goods for the week compare thus:— | 11 is tolerably well knows: that Montreal is tobe the = wreaks and weston, at the For the week, 1865, — fenced in by works of so heavy mcharacter as to cost Since Jan. Eatered at the 258 Mrown on marta” “sineas “Cossrs “iene see The shipments of specie from this port last week, an@ @aring the year to date, compare as follows with those provincial treasury. It would ewallow up one year’s come of the provinee of Canada. ‘The defences wilt be divided: into three works, the iy Alpe pba chiof one to be on the south side of the St. Lawrence, Total....... +...-- $2,040,608 $1,192,530 $1,662,240 ‘The earnings of the Erie Railway aad Buffalo division for December, 1866, were as follows:— boped, would defend Montreal against any advancefrom the direction of Rouse’s Point or Plattsburg, for the danger of invasion is only apprehended from the United Some works are to He thrown ap. on the head of the Island of Montreal, to: resist an advance by this way. end: tend the funeral, this (Monday) morning, from All Saints’ church, corner ef Henry and streets. Staten Island copy. McCurnes, —! New ‘Goan en Thursday, January 3, Captain Groror W, MoCenasy, in the Slst year of his the first week in Janu Corresponding week in ‘The following cecurities were sold at auction yester- @ay by order of execator:— the eastern approaches to it. Thus if an enemy were to cross the river in winter time below.tho city apd ad- vance up the bank, they would be exposed toa fire of Maranaas, Jan ¢—Sid brigs Paragon (Br), Welsh, NYork; Odila (Sp). Cabot, the mount which, however, tl could 5 >, predict tbe same ruinous resulta here if the Treasury is een oe oor to 146. want grencag cong tue river shag covered by the “on ConmicK.—On Saturday, Jan 12, 1867, Taowas Neen ecion beabebh, “We in or gen on key permitted to pursue its present suicidal policy, in which | 10 Humboldt Fire Insurance Co., $100 each 67%. ~r bank 4 Laon nm Moreover, the Ore would be | yoConwen, of varish Bally MoGuard, county Galloway, Weats Jan ser Andy Wocabary, Belt. oie Mane pd ada ered sep" Riri St, Holen’s Island lfes in the centre of the river, inelio. " Dives’ soe friends and members of the American Ports. for Congress to adopt is to repeal the act authorizing the COMMERCIAL REPORT. ing to the south shore, and upon it are the magasine and | waist, cent 3 " Nation ot the Me BOS’ |, Jan 13—Arr bark Bir George G: Algoa, 3 or. M. ting east and BALTIMORE, Jon ai-Arr ship Taurens, Luce, Catlins t, New Haven, Lucy Seerstary iSneneeny 10 CONERGS. Se SRarONN aes ae ann hae Tope Thane been da gee city of New York are invited to attend the 1 peg the operation of natural laws, Only | B&BaDsrcres.—Receipts. 185. bbls. flour, 11,960: bags corm | intended to command the passage of the river, upwards | nich teem tae Moat av inoner Morey, cor. | sehen dM Richard ert ‘nay Vine pesca saatian bed pollens meal, 21,000 bushels corn, 12,800 do. oate, 4,400do, mait and | oF across. Thie battery ia to bes d other | ert iloventh street and Grecawieh avenue, a¢ one | dett, NYork. ect preeeiadh a? rannactinn | SSdoseed. ‘The demand for State and Western tour was | [org roy Me te theows ‘ap ou the Ottaws, river te | o'clock this (Monday) afternoon. Pranciaco; sebes ; Jomes, Bt Marks; ime V, Haghy own interests are in favor of the present contraction | auig imited and with free-offerings; prices suled nominally | Cover the railroad bridge at Ste. Anne's which unites the | . MCDanaor'.—-On Saturday evening, January 12, of | tortemouih, NH; WT Hm Provigeeae: policy of the Treasury, which threatens bankruptcy to | i¢. a 16c. per bbl. in favor of the buyer, the market closing | jwosections of the proviace divided by the Ottawa river. ‘Socal van ane DaRuorr, rand street, oolsoy. Spat. via —_ fiver; Coombe, itself even bofore it bankrupts the rest of the country. |- dal! with « continued downward tendency at the reduction, | The object of, — ates opel LA aebeten ‘Notice of Pee aches Carrie Melvin, Hattie Coombe, Fleot- funeral hereaftor. The sales were confined to 4,500 bbls, at our revised quota- Pree.—In Utica, on Suodey, January 13, Manixpa E., wife of D. D. Pier, aged 48 years. frends of the family are tavited “to attend the Mindoro; achen Petrol, igh Aei Sou se Schr Harriet May, Walker, Keg funeral, from her late residesce, in Ulics, ou Wednesday, CHARLESTON, Jan 6—Arr steamships Delaware, Bim ronely fortified, and thus Quebec mona, NYork; 9th, lifax is being made a very Arr foneka, Libby, NYork; sche Chas currency of the defunct confederate States. Moreover, ith four to five hundred 1m position, without further notice. lotte Shaw, és, teamehips and after having once issued a large volume of irredeemable andywine. We qioier Sa eoneen for & lieutenant. governor. But these PR Gentay, Semney 0, Rane Poms, | Ten: Bais ten Sande, Liverpoot: brig J Baker, Phil Paper, no government can contract it as rapidly as we are $9 4 a 10-78 | works aro only secondary, and are uéeless without some | “Fit eS ng triendaare invited to attend bis funeral, | “WastPORt Jan iid schr Willie Mowe, Hiltoa, 7 10 % 9 11 7 | hundred thousand men to. hold them, a foree which the | »,,re'M{ir04 tad Rienee one inv bs doing without danger, and, in the end, disaster. Wo, 10s {government does not know how to Tiron, at ous oelocke, | CToey MFeet, om Tuesday | YErKsc. RIVER, Jan 10-Sid sohr May Dey, Adame, Bally too, are exceptionally situated by reason of the natioral 12 a 13 76 commander of forces is an old man of about Pors. On Sunday, Jemuary 13, AnexD Pore, the be- Srapenberes ones). oon v bank issues, which are redeemable in legal tenders, end HOGA 1475 | cisiy yeare of age, He.has soem, much peace service, | ioved husband of Mary Pope, aged 48 sears. aL VEetOR Jen TA tcamentn, Virginie, York beyerigsirns = 17g ser gehepeplarentga ang ‘tue of the United Staten, for he, not long since, de- | Guamue. Captain Rein are mc reepecttally invited to me. | “SGROCSESTEE Jue lease war 8 6 Lewle, Bracklon, our financial weakness, have reason to regard a contrac. 8 42 | clared that in “two weeks” Montreal could be taken | Hnd‘h, raneral, on We isfterneon, oh one # toe York. tion of the currency with serious apprehension. Be — (isaning by 0. Untied Beaten eee fran ie late pesidences 8t2, Fight Avenue, corner the fol- it, and prices Tho Minister of Milisia is Hom. J. A. Macdonald, M. -eighth street, without farther invitation. The stock market closed firm on Saturday at the extentot le. | P,P. for Kingston, who is a lawyer of the place, Of Quivy.—At Flushing, 1. 1, om , January 18, lowing quotations:—New York Central, 110 « 110%; Sivek nenme: | mulllary _tuatiens he is quite innecest, am omit | Mra. Rosaxva Quinn, aged TS, 0 canee of Kill, county i Erie, 65% a 5; Reading, 105 a 1053; Michigan South- temperate’ habits ern, 805¢ a 54; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 01}, aX; Cleve. _ io porit! Minister of any office. For bie “loyalty,” that is, bis Kildare, 8 blind adherence to the interests of the crows, and. hie Ber friends and those of her sons, Michael and John sacra sete Von tej, se tens Hane dean oa eyo, ss men | $d nag atin Tae, ees en Ba ; We 103 0 10354; Mariposa will be sung for of her soul. Cars leave Hunt- sceisa, ede Fort Wayne, 103 0 103; jonal military heads of the province of Canada. = Fein tee Trecting st balf-pemn sight aoa baifpant The gold market was onthe whole firm and active ¥ og Utica (N. Y.) and California 7 throughout {the week, the bighost price, 19634, having MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Sanne on = been touched on Monday, and the lowest, 13234, on Fri- enero ene ae Jeecraity invitee 16 | Son my day, while the latest transactions were at 134. The cus- Married. > 1, by the | sttend the ) afternoon, at one | | NEW BROFORD, Jan 11. sehr Giteaan, tome demand for the week aggregated $1,948,000, and Croup—Lormiarv.—On Friday, January 11, by the o'clock, from io. 6 Union court, Rev. Henry 8. Ridgaway, Horatio J, Croun to Many G, residence, Loniscarn, both of this city, Simesup.—On Sunday, January 13, Josxru F. Sisratd, the Sub-Treasury disbursements of ooin interest to out essential change, being moderatel EEWEORT. Jan locate sehr ‘Sey, Adar River. Revurned, brig ML B (Br), from rald, Norion. (and all sid wy $2,220,000, OTE, Tn Tl No ee tee, Vale stonon pee | Hausexseck—Hewren.—On Wednesday, January 9, at | *e¢ 72 youre and@ monthe. mereing’s ‘ tat the ; the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. H. © (Tuesday) The foreign exchange warket was firm, and atthe | vai terme | 1. demand prevailed at former prices. | Kinney, of lows, Evcexn Haliuxweck to Ltr, daughter | Papers. . close some of the leading drawors wore disposed to ad- | gaicn 80 bnice at Bueen doe Yor American. or Honter, all of this city, bat — as Hancington, 1. 1,00, Friday Jageary, in, era etssoariagtretnghs oT Tee ork (or a vance their rate for sterling at sixty days to 10934, but pan eine were niet ba ayendy rae, ongnmemanta re. Kxorr—MansiaLt.—In Brooklyn, om Saturday, Janu- | a che and 8 daye, oom aged i jo arrivals. my second hand bankers’ billson England at sixty days were | a; steamer 100 bales oottgn at, #164. 80) Tierone Intd wy 1% pag Edward Jessup, Janez C, Kxorr to urrn.—On Friday evening, Jan 0. Mary tre lew oni bre rr Sabeud tian, Josig'e ‘mes carom 112%-9 Bagi A ite of id fa xian ta ths erode pothing Thy sca geome gy tree 4 Morera A yoar'et bet = er ccd ses Be yd , for for 5 a] MoLassrs. jerate sale: thodist Episcopal chur enth street, respectful Ley ns Providence . row heme ge bet ct bof hg a wan done, but tho market ined steady at pravious | Roy. ty, woodret ante, Van Wackxes to Hattie E., ternal alee he tel ee a bay oe bine ‘do ‘Torr ilapvananaook ver Vay + ESS Pes Grape ae) eae Oe prices. ohoracterized the mor. | daughter of Henry Vantine, Bsq., all of thie eity, f Le place, cotaer | Fall River t int, NY. 7236; 0 Bremen, 7834 «79; on Frankfort, 4134 0 41%; | , Navar Sromra—Batreme dullness, oharemertzad he War, three o'clock, from the church on Lafayette piece, " ORTLAND Jan Limdsr enes Bg mr oe on Amsterdam, 41% 0414; on Hamburg, 36% a 9634; | hot ossentially altered. The salos of epirila turpentine were «pled. Sraxcm.—On daturddy morning, January 12, Ansor yg rama he cd Snow re On Antwerp, 6.18% 0 6.1624. Timid 10 £0 Pn ote ie atic 109 Ubls. do. 0 arrive sh phonons —On Sunday, January, 13, 44 No. 41 West | Seance, Si. triende of th fuity are ity | esses amenta, Glare M Goodrich, Look, Havana; eobr tober, - ' » NO. 2 a No. | at $5 12}y a $5 50, 'wenty-third street, Ay! i.» Wile of ao jen, in relatives of respectful . a ‘The October, 1808, and January, 1867, quarterly stale- | Sats jo sicainad and No. Zat $47 a 847% Far was | the déih year of her »'9 | snvited to ationd te funera, ths (Monday) afternoon, at | !3h-cSidateamuhip ibernian (Br), Dutton, Liverpodl, 4 > , OR, SS ee oie tor linseed was dull but rather more two o'clock, from his late residence, No. #6 Broadway, | somond, Va, Hid’ sehr Saxon, Cassidy, NYOrK (ol prof The tiend the fui Brooklyn, &. D. viewer. January. | sondy for, jovving lols at $190, generally, Fish oils re- | invited to a a ‘Senader 10, Reemennne, Bs “gta nage pees jital... 10, 753,500 } i$ quotations. Holy Aposties, Ninth ‘Trson.—On Sunday, ry 13, 7 KLAND, , Oud crreciation Here "irorarors =e pig, 2m vhs, perk 121 do, beer. 1.2m | atreot, on ‘Thoraiay moraine daoqnter of Chaves ‘and Henriete Tyson, anak yfork for Boston, sia‘, ‘sar 8 8 Lewin: Brackley, i Deposi 13(506'018 | Fuerpirk market was not csseatiaily changed, being mode: | painful and lingering Mines, which The relatives and friends of the famity aro invited to | 4 SAVANNAIL, Jan 120M trig Sentient posit site Aiscounta: 1a yam'ayp | rately active nod ends, new mess Hosing at $20 25nd old | Pan Toritude, Wixernay Buovuway, wile of Stephen M. | attend the funeral, from her parent’ 68 West = J . Unied Bates securit 867,960 Joraariaoa | 1 gi Leash, Thesales for immediate dolivers com: | Hrougham, aged 36 years Washington place, on at nine o'clock. | OSKLRM, Jau 10-814 sober Bramhall, from NYorg for Nove bam “eee 97 wity aS anand. Wines ti "The relalives and friends of the family are tty | “wade Sunday morning, Jongsty 18, st the ros: agin celery eR 5 5416148 | fe, 96 B10 0910 a Uo, new reee for invited to attond the funeral, from her tate UE | cence, st his motherincaw, Stra Bltiag, Ko.88 Hoyt 1K, NO, Jan, sehr & 8 ‘The following is an abstract of the annual report of the | Fybruary, sellessand buyer's option, at Fact Bailie street, Breokiya, “without further notice, | street, Drookiyo, suddenly, Lowe Wats, i ; was In thoderate request at wnehanged ‘The remains will Hi wrt Treasurer of the State of Illinois :— ‘The public debt of the State of Illinois, on the 30th of rember, 1860, was $9,038, urch of St. Paul, | neck, in his year. tel don ‘and Warren streets, on Notice of funeral hereafter, past wige o'plock; services | Warvor,—On Saturday, January 12, Awa Evorms, Dbis, at 17 a 2 for nm Iain do, Of beet hat OW) Udis, a 23 a BH, Court street, between ns ne igh Fanate, Prader, Batiangre; 8 icons, Wale rosved hos wore lu move demand | Tuesday wgoruiDg, ak ape kinetin ~ Nor 252—a reductiva iu the past