The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1867, Page 7

oblige them, as or indirecily, THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Charge Againet a Claim Agent, Bagore Commissioner Botts, The case of Wellingién Wilmot, a claim _ ae had been charged with having forged papers in relation + wo the bounty of one James Allen, came on again yes- terday, before Commissioner Betis, The evidence for the government and for the defend- ant having closed, The Commissioner, in pronouncing bis judgment, said- that the evidence showed circumstances of grave sus picion against the accuscd, But as the case forthe prosecution rested entirely on the evidence of an accom. Sion gully af pega had been, by hisown admis- CHa in prssting to bis applica. ere wowd be no ‘possibility of con- mpeg sent wa jury, aud such a POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Tux Rosagry or Coron: Berpas—$30,000 Wosrs oF Sroce Stousy.—Colonel Hiram Berdan, who was robbed on board the New Haven carson Thursday night while coming from Bridgeport, yesterday appeared before Jus- tice Dowling and made a complaint against James O'Connor, the young man in whose posseseion the bag course would only subject the gorernment to useless | was found by officer Heidelberg, of the Second precinct, expense and inconvenience, He would, therefore, dis- | as jously reported. Besides the clothing in the ~ obarge the defendant, to the value of 4 is ge me three Dundred and ae of ‘stocl e Berdan jafactur- UNITED STATES MARSH MARSHAL'S OFFICE. ing Compan, othe | ee of $30,000, alt fab which was ae recov , and sul juent ro ‘The Austrian Extradition Case. Stored to Colonel Bordan. O'Connor, who sare he was Adolph W, Schwartz, who is charged with hgving com- » ~umnitted forgeries to the amount of one hundred and sixty thousand florins, at Grosswardein, Hungary, was yester- «day placed on board the Bremen steamer Deutschland for conveyance to Europe, in accordance with the terms of Secretary Seward’s warrant for the extradition of the hired by a stranger to the bag to committed to the ‘Tombs for for trial without bail, Suorurrers Cavcut ww THE Act.—Yesterday morn- ing about eight o'clock Catharine Lenox, Mary Brown, alias Hymen and Lewis Smith, alias James Wolf, dropped into the store of Messrs. Bartlett, Beery & Co., 410 Broadway, and asked Charies G. Doty, one of the clerks, to show them some goods, While Wolf engaged Mr. Doty im conversation, it is alleged the women Seley none two pieces of silk, valued at $375, under folds of their dresses. Unfortunately for them the theft was. di whereupon all three of DB, was the charge of forgery od, against hm. The prisoners cunts, Mr. A. the parties were detained till officer yey of the iuemhoeter, applied to Judge Sm for a writ of | Sixth precinct, was sent for and took them in cli habeas corpus and certiorari to renew the ings | Ov searching the female prisoners the stoien silks —— had before the Cummissioner; but the Judge, whie ad- | found in their possession, altbough they endeavored to misting that the points raised by counsel deserved cou- | divest themselves of the goods before a search was in- stitntet, The feminines were taken before Justice Dowling for examination. Annxst or Suopurters anp Recovery or Strouse Prorxrty.—Two or three mornings since a couple of professional shoplifters, named William H. Howard alias Hessel, and Hermann Sachs, entered the store of Messrs. .chwartzer, Graet & Pool, No, 35 Beekman street, and selected a quantivy of zoods which they promised to call and pay for the next day. They, however, did not re- turn, and sabsequent to their departure the firm missed thirty dozen pen knives, valued at $492 The morning following the theft Captain Jourdan, of the Sixth pre- o-net, with officers Dann and Riker, while riding on a ‘Third avenue car, near Twenty- eighth street, saw How- ard and Sacha, with a heavy leather bag, about jumping from the front platform of the car, some- thing wrong Captain Jourdan and his officers arrested the suspected parties, and found in their possession thirty dozen p2» knives which proved to have been stolen from the above named firm. Yesterday morning the prisoners were taken beform Justice Dowling and com- mitied to the Tombs for examination. The premises occupied by the defendants, No. 208 East Thirty-seventh street, were searched by Captain Jourdan, but no stolen gonds’ were disco vered here.} Rowsery ix Park Srexet.—Three women, named Mary McDermott, Catharine Sweeay and Johanna Carpen- ter, were yesterday brought before Justice Dowling by an officer of the Fourth precinct, on the charge of hay- ing stolen two coats and some Treasury notes, valued in all at $100, from William Milner, residing at No. 171 East Thirty-fourth street, Milner entered the house 53 Park street with Kate Sweeny, and while there fell avleep. After sleeping several hours Milner awoke, and found that bis coats and money 1 fhe been stolen. Tho n — clothing was sul Mary and Johanna, atthe money has not vet been recovered. The prisoners were taken before Justice Dowling, snd committed to the Tombs for trial in default of $1,000 ball each, Tux Recenr Lorrery in Beoapway.—An examination in the case of Henry Ellis, arrested for being engaged in the lottery business at No, 62 broadway, took place be- fore Justice Dowling yesterday afternoon. Orlando L, Stewart, counsel for Ellis, made a motion for the dis- charge of his client on the ground that the lottery laws had not been violated. The motion was overruled by the magistrate, whereupon officor Walling, of the Fifti sideration, raid he would not interiere, as the evidence «add cea ee Schwartz appeared to him w be over- ‘ SUPERIOR cOUT—SPECIAL TERM. A Libel Suit Growing One of a Railroad Acc!- Before Justsce Robertson. Rortine Parker vs. Edwin L. Godkin and Others.— * The plainti® is a conductor on the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company. In October last Professor ‘Theodore Dwight, a passenger, was killed, being crush d by the train as it was leaving the depot at Jersey Cit; The accident caused much excitement at the fey aes ‘tho conductor of the tram was su! to some criti- + ci#m by some of the journals. among which was a weekly pape of which the defendants are editors and proprio- tiff Im this case was the conductor of the RC a libel suit 4 the Natun, damages to the amount of $10,000. ihe defen Gants have not answered yet, but to-day they appeared by their counsel, and moved to strike out portions of the complaint a# irrelevant and redundant. The portions @ought to be sirickea out relate to what occurred afier the accident, ‘to certain arlictes which appeared in other papers, and to the action of the coroner's jury. {ter tearing argumont the Jods <@ grauied the motion to strike ou: paris of the compiaiat, 1 APutiquthropist Foiled and Rewarded. Before Chief Justice Robertson. “sia G. Charlton vs, James C. Gilbert.—The de- fondant some timo since heard of the alleged abduction of a young daughter of one A. W. Bailey, of Norwalk, Connecticut, and that she was detained by du'ess at 29 Greene street, in this city, a house of doubtful character, of which the plainufi is the reputed proprietor. In Feb- ' se ro with an eager desire to rescue the deeded ona rit ithropic visit to Connecticut, to tender bis services to Mr. Bailey in effecting the retura of his | daughter to the paths of rectitude, Tho offer was ac they tat; he ‘ecthou against defendant {or alleged couspiracy and mai ctous tou, and obtained trom Judge Mc- | precinct, who made the complaint against Ellis, was Cuom an order of arrest in $5,000, The de- | cross-examined by Mr Stewar', At the conciusion of vfeodant was aud A motion was made hy | his testimony the motion to dismiss was arrested. de’cndant s counsel, Henry HL. Morange, on pear vind Le eee De oe to mitigate the bail. Ho insisted, among other things, that the plaintiff's afidavits Tenewad and again denied, the magistrate deciding to hold Ellis for trial before the Court of General sessions. ALtecep Buratary anp Laxcesy.—Henry Jongst was -@id pot state that the pretended couspiracy was based upon a false accusa‘ion, tsbr that the mualitious prosecuod arraigned yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court ‘was Wehuut probable cause. That even proof that ihe J upon the above separate complaints, i gi ar Prosecution complained of was instituted through actual | jim by Gustave Koch, of No, 78 Stanton street, and Malice le not enough to sustain the action. Piaintill | Henry Hel No,’ 220 Wont Forwfratairest re- Musi also show the want of probable cause. He cited | snectivaly. CP, ‘of Koch sets forth that about Terlows authorities, holding that if there were probabie | Sient ‘o'clock in_the morning. of Saauary cing ‘Jungst cause, the action cannot be maintained, came into bis shop im Orchard street and inquired for v tnge he geseepeaneal told there was none, when he sat down mere fac: ae where he remained for about an hour, dur- quittal ge which time tbe complainant ed his desk in ‘Rot exist, eight of Jungst and put $80 into it. inant left his shop at six o'clock in the evening, not time removed this monev. I 5 = i ou ft of Cheng otber propert Fornoe to @ theft of a pro} ne her, whieh had wed ina Leah A leased by her w him at No, 32 Kast Twenty-vinth str et. Walcott left witboat giving previous aotice, on the 28th of February, heavy, but sone of the cases (of which there were furty- seven) wore of any general importance. The calendar contained twenty-one charges for assault and battery; eT coaek acne, 10018; one, and on ie Mrs. Dockstader boar yg that portions had been removed, supposed kmuckiee); one, disurderiy of tue Excise jaw; one, gam- ‘and one, suspended ealne Jae Henderson of Of the Excise cases, that against John No. 171 Mulberry street, was dismissed, and Joseph ‘WRagier St Hrentoey, bt 18008 ctvons; wns Goes G20. ANIMAL with an irom. NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE Jersey City. ‘Toe Steammoar Grrsy Destrorep wy Fine. —A alarm ‘of fire was raised by partic residing in the vicinity of the Long Dock about three o'clock yesterday morning, when it was found that the steamboat Gypsy, which was lying between South Eighth street and the Long Dock, Third district, from collecting any tax on kegs manu- be taxed, a8 they were made to contain white lead only, Sieh wae vor fel as sere Denies Atverae opposed — and betes ton for ont, tn. tne rivet ei r the werved his jon. sstnttbaptrer The emoke oom sevens. above, sex ark, built t five and carried posrengers be- that his name was Jobn | tween Caiberioe test, New York, and Seg Harber, Long ‘and that he was not the party named in the | isisng it was employed by the government duriog the a was released on recognizance until the | inte war under the Of Tolas The last sale she un- pop ag epatonmedener re a oan dorwent brought only $5,008, are true or James D, Danloy was arraigned on the charges of re- Opp Fatrows’ Tuaxxsarviva.—Abraham P. Provost, moving distilled spirits to a place other than « bonded | Grand Master I. 0, 0. F. of the State of New Jersey, ee branding them. He pleaded not | hag issued « proclamation recommending that the 26th qguity and was red to give bail to appear when ot April be obeorred ty the members of the Onder wanted. The {an pe sy throughoat the Btate as a of ing and but without any Dostness of” Interves having Him who rules in the heaven and the earth Surrogate’s Court. Pe PM op aga aly hype ter Anarst or Buaotant.—John H, Johnson and William wrore paeuinged' se sate este ‘Moore entered a house ia Passaic om Friday night, from 9:—Peter which they took clothing and a watch to the amount of wi Cate a tele, aa the ete 20, FES era nae ean, seen, Cay coe of Cornelius G, Suryker, William MeCarty,, Ba Beatty, aided by the efusene of io had tap tod Denia Dailgf, All o¢ Brooklyn, Lee They were held Newark. ‘THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE, Sexrence of O'Brex.—Edward O’Brien, the ewith Card from . Henry C. Bowen. tender on the New Jersey Rasitoad, who was found pos peDonti oF THE petri guilty of manslaughter, he having, by hie caroloseness, New Yore, March 9, 1867. Sines bene SS enon wan yomees Pas ai, thorenr Tt will require but a few sentences to finish “ond BC. ane of hand connemest into coun ie Johnson and his card of this morning, Some six years | mot |dictment—he having aco Me. Frederick Lambert entered into some partner. galt SS Soe eeneemm sae ermuean generres presage cerebro Annest ov 4 Hanan Tume,—Mr. Moses Baker, a resident Nn ea ed or busines | of Lyons Farms, recently bad stolen from him « hone ‘agreement Squire & Jobneon insisted should be io vole on re Detective Smith was ‘on the look- ‘writing, and also that andther and | out for offender, who im arresting the Tysolt should sigu le, Werpad boen instrumental {n so- | thief, amaa named Charles @t eer saloon curing the business for ‘as they ‘and they, in Newark. horse mable, 8 go on t| where tas” ‘bem ate uw ate ere ie ordae o balo dem retain the bust- toned tte ; | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarvapay, March 9—6 P, Mf, $50000: ‘The stock market has been very firm to-day, owing to | Mus 00.3" ¢ do. the efforts of certain parties acting in concert to twist tho “ghoris,” or at feast frighten them into “covering.” ‘The means of the active “bulls”? are, however, limited, and the rise has been too sharp to be fully sustained, although a gradual improvement in prices may reasonably be looked for now afver the extreme depression of the ast few months At thesame time it must be remem- bered that the outside support to the markot is so alight that a vigorous bear attack might entirely revorse the course of prices, The supply of money was abundant at seven per cent, with exceptions to first class houses at six, and the latter were.more numerous than yester- day. The supply of commercial paper offering for dis- count includes a considerable amount of produce notes, which are closely scrutinized; but the best grade of New York city paper at sixty days passes freely at seven per cent. Inferior grades are out of favor with the brokers fand have to submit to high rates among the note shavers, A favorable bank statement ts anticipated forthe week, and the rumor that it would show an increase in the amount of legal tender notes had considerable influcnce over the course of prices late in the afternoon. Throughout the West s good demand for money is reported ; but trade in the general markets is improving, and this has the effect of strengthening confidence among capitalists, while the distrust which prevailed a few weeks ago bas largely disappeared. At Chicago the banks report an increased demand for money, which is traceable to a growing speculative feeling in the leading produce markets, and a close ecrutiny of names is ob- served to the exclusion of those of inferior grades. Ex- change on the East is in abundant supply, although the counter rates remain at par buying, and 1-10 pre- mium selling. At the ten o'clock session of the open board railway shares were firm. New York Central sold at 102%; Erie, 55%; Reading, 1024¢; Michigan Southern, 71% a %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8134 a %; Northwestern, 343¢ @ %; do. preferred, 62%; Rock Island, 95%; Fort Wayne, 94%; Western Union Telegraph, 42a 42%. At the first regular board there was a brisk demand for all the leading railway shares, and especially Erie, Pacific Mail was active at 125 a 126, and Atlantic Mail was steady at 91 a 91%. New York Central closed 3 higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie 1, Michigan Southern %, Illivols Central 34, Northwestern 34, Obio and Mississippi Cer- tiftcates 3, Pacifle Mail 1, Atlantic Mail 1, Quickstiver 4%, Cumberland %, Milwaukee and St Paul preferred 34, Western Union Telegraph 3. Missouri sixes were active and advanced one per cent under the prospect of the Legislature acting upon the statement of the Gov- ernor, that the finances of the State are in a condition to warrant a restoration of its credit, What this mcans remains to be seen, but it is evident that there are speculators here ‘“bulling’’ the market for them, who of course have a personal motive to serve by so doing. There is consequently some danger of their overstepping the proper mark, and in proportion as they do so it becomes Gangerous to buy Missouri State sixes. Ten- nessee sixes advanced . Government securities were heavy. Coupon five-twontles of 1862 showed a decline of 34, issue of 1865 54, ten-forties %{, seven-thirty notes of the first series 34. At the ono o'clock open board the market showed an increasing firmness, New York Central sold at 103%; Erie, 56; Hudson, 139; Reading, 1023; a 34; Michigan Southern, 72 a 7234; Illinois Central, 116; Cieveland and Pittsburg, 81%; Rock Island, 95% a %; Northwestern, 34% 0%; do. preferred, 62% a63; Forte Wayne, 953%, 8 5%; Pacific Mail, 126 a 12634; Atlantic Mail, 85.0 $63¢. Subsequently there was an active demand for the stocks most largely oversold, and Erie advanced to 60 in the midst of great excitement, but reacted at a quarter to six o'clock to 68% a %, at which time the following quotations were current:— New York Central, 103 a {; Erie, 68% a %; Reading, 102% = %; Michigan Southern, 72% a %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82 a <; Rock Island, 95% a 96; Fort Wayne, 95% a %: Northwestern, 35 a 3; do. preferred, 6354 © 34; Pacific Mail, 126. 127; Atlantic Mail, 8734. Government securities were quoted thus by the lead- ing dealers at the close of business:—Rogistered, 1881, 100% | 3; coupon, 1881, 109 a 10014; 5.20 registered, 1862, 107 a 10734; 5.20 coupon, 1862, 109% a 34; 5.20 coupon, 1864, 107% a %; do., 1865, 107% a i; do, January and July, 10634 a %; 10.40 registered, 973 a 98; 10.40 coupon, 975% a %; August 7.30, 106% a %; June 7.30, 10574 @ 3. Gold was firm, the price having advaneed from 134%¢ at the commencement of business to 18534, and the closing traneactions were at 134%. Loans were made 36.&1-82 per cent for borrowing. The shipment of specie and gold bars by this day’s steamers aggregated $478,613, of which the Poercire took $311,004, the Deutschiand $146,868, and the City of Antwerp $20,751. ‘The daily range of the market during the week is thus shown: Monday a3 jonday. Tuesaay. 136 We f 185 \¢ Thuraday, 183% Friday, 13334 Saturday Ibe ‘There were no important dealings in foretgn exchange and rates were nominally the same as yesterday. Bankers’ bills on Eugland, at sixty days, were quoted ab the close at 1085 a X; at three days 100% 0; Commercial bills 108 a 108%, francs at sixty days, 6.1736 05.20, at three days, 5.14% a 5.1734; bills on Berlin, 71% a 7234; on Bremen, 78 a %; on Frankfort, 41 a 41%; on Amsterdam, 40% a 414; on Hamburg 3575 8 3634; on Antwerp, 3574 a 3634. American securities in London have only partially Tesponded to the decline im gold, the latest quotations being aa uoder:— baatencenr 90% 90% United States 6-20°s a ys Miviog shares were moderately active, and Quarts Hill and Alameda Silver were especially firm, At the first board Columbian Gold and Silver closed 10c. higher than ‘at the second board yesterday, selling at $2 75; Consoli- dated Gregory Gold 50c., selling at $12; Des Moines 20c., selling at $120, At the second board Consolidated Gre- gory Gold closed 10c. lower than at the first board, sell- ing at $11.90; Des Moines 20c., selling at $1. Quartz ‘Hill was 10c. higher, selling at $435. Alameda Silver ‘was firm at $6 75 (b. 3), James Donaldson, Esq., was yesterday elected Presi- aent of the Bank of North America. Mr. Donaldson was atone time « partner in the dry goods firm of Clafin, Mellen & Co. The appropriations for public expenditures made > 881,654 poh 779 $144, 708,097 140,000,000 The earnings of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company for the month of February werer $130,000, against $123,000 for the same month last year. The earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Qhien Rail- way Company for the same month were $85,000, against $84,807 for the corresponding month last year. The earnings of the McGregor Western Railway Company for the month of February were $16,000, against $16,500 for the corresponding month last year. The earnings of the Minnesota Central Railway Company for the month of February were $16,400, against $4,800 for the same month last year, ‘The United States Marshal for the district of Wiscon- fin sold at public auction, om Saturday taat, the railroad formerty known as the eastern division of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad for the sum of $100,020, It was bid off by the Milwaukee and St, Paul Ratlway Com- pany. The sale was made subject to the following liens ‘and encumbrances, amounting to $2,808,106 and inter. eat, to wit:—A mortgage to Francis A. Palmer for $960,000, with Interest thereon at eight per cent per ‘annum since May 1, 1866; two mortgages to the city of first day of Soptember, 1966; © mosigage to Greene O, Bronson and James T. Soutter for $1,000,000, with in- terest thereon at eight per cent per annem from March 1, 1866, and a jadgment rendered in favor of Selah Cham. district of Wisconsin on the second day of October, 1857, for $629,105, aud a certain lease given to said Chamber. slain as sgoursty for the emonst of sald tedement Milwadkee for $314,000, with interest thereon from the | 7°". NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY. MARCH 10, 1867? SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE S68, M0 Tene 7 0, Int ser Pa by Be. on. - Saturd ited States Ex. me oa ne cnet pe ret. i ahaa Western Union Ta. a Quick Mining Co..., ae . 2 Si Mich S's Nia aa. 40 Ai Cea Ru, + March 9—10:30 A, M. 406 she Aue Mati 88 Co kt Ith cee & & Pitts 1 RR... + Sls 800 Chi 10) ont & Ait RR. 30 Mn & 8 st ‘to. R : ors tA REPORTED SEIZURE OF WHISKEY. ‘The seizure of the establishment of S. N. Pike & Co., at the corner of Tenth ayenuo and Fourteenth street, has called forth the following correspondence, which ex- Plains itself, beh? Ms Payee bse th; in the Ni ean Stk--An aiticia having reeently appeared in the Naw Yor Hxnap, under the ead of * rf even fhg that several hundred barrels of spirits bad New Youx, March 4, 1867. ‘Revenue we Freudh” stat. been seized ‘upon our premises, claimed as free goods, and which bad not a tax, and imputing to us some complicity tn the sultation with the case has beon inv the District, A¢torne ask you to state in repl gated by. you in, con. sully ‘athe np rosuitet your Tnvestign tions and your deci cision in the mises. Pes vel fully, és pikk aco.” ~ and protracted investigation of the same, no evidence of traw Orrice or THe ContecroRor Peco Revence vou tux Sixta Distaicr aks aa, Youx, Gxunt_emen—In reply to the inquiries camaiond io your letter of the ‘ae iastantT have to stale that. after a careful ur ease. [have dismissed ra having boob establlahed be- fore me to Justity prosecution. “Very respestt lly, Measrs, 8. N. Prxe & Co. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Bravvert—Laxxtrex—On Wednesday, March 6, at the bride’s residence, by the Rev. Halsey Knapp, Joux M. BLavvKELT to Miss Annie L., second daughter of the jate Dr. John Lanktree, ail of this c'ty. ‘CurroRD—Lyoxs.—On Tuesday, February 12, by Rev. Father Curran, at St. Andrew’s chureh, Cuakuss CurrorD to Kare, daughter of Patrick Lyons, ‘both of Married. No cards, HAwxins-—Layxtrex.—On Wednesday, March 6, at the bride's residence, by tho Rev, Haisey Knapp, Joseru R. Hawkins to Migs Sagan L., youngest daughter of the late Dr. John Lankiree, all of this city. Moray—Monay.—On Suvi Dacuae, W. Moran to Many Fraxers, Thos, Banvev.—At bis late residence, Hudson City, N J., on Saturday, March 9, of diptheria, Woiiam J. ‘BARyRy, youngest son of the late Edward G. and Eliza Ann Bar: Moovey, daughter of James Moran, ail of this city. Died. ney, aged 38 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock. " Relatives and friends are invited to Philadelphia and Nantucket papera please copy. Cassox,—On Friday, March 8, Ropert Casson, aged 52 rears, Py The relatives and friends aro respectfolly invited to attend the funeral, from his late re-tdence, 818 Eighth enue, on Monday afternoon, at half-past one o'ciock* Caatrartox,—On Wednesday, March 6, CHARLES GRANT, hraim B. and Anna M. Chatterton, youngest son of Ep aged 1 year, 11 months and 7 days The relatives avd friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 139 Broome strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at Coa Ok Friday, March 8, Jawes MoOreitan, youngest son of ‘Alexander and 3 The friends of the family are Pega A invited to 7 months and 8 dayr. attend the funeral, from the residen: 25 Grove hewn ‘this Stietaay, ie Dexnam.—On *epunerai will take pl noon, at two o’ciock. “All No, 138 — gn he i i) I» Bh eter Pom ae : and Serena antonsty are in to Street thts (Bundey) ftermoen, orrane San Juan, Monterey couaty ( ), papers please co —On Friday, March 8, Mancanst, daughter of Mary Ann and the late pds sod 2 years, 7 months and 16 days. The friends of the a attend the funeral, from husband, now en route from th the (unerat will be given. HaNay, idiness, the 54th ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tbe iuneral, 8 146 East Forty-first street, months The tuneral will Ptake place from the residence of his parents, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. The fricnds ‘and acquaintances of the family ar requested to attend. Saturday, Mareb ni HAXLEY, a native of Galway, Irciand, in, ‘year of his ave. and 12 day Higcins. —O0 Tur Nord, Cannes, France, ANN tnaries fue Cemetery ot the taken frome his late residence, No. 208 Tillary sew cn Canton street, Brooklyn, to the Holy Croas, Piatban, this (Sanday) al. ) afternoot larch 9, Mra. Many Denuam, R Wi 19 Pince rooklyn, on Mon vor- os ct oe friends and reiatives are in- , March 8, Josrrn Perry, youngest Ehzabeth Dodis, aged 2 years of Mra. Gro. L. Hanns, ap- mied for Sunday, at 21 South rixth street, Brooklyn, &" D., is postponed to await the expected arrival of her @ South. Due notice of AMES a, eldest oe See and Tt Mt 26 yeara,’5 months au y 8. Riau ob sataniny, March a eee canatter C4 James and hargaret Kinnally, ears, 5 mont The roniives and friends of the family are respectfuliy Invited to attend the Lawigeo from the residence of her 963 Third ue, corner of Sixty-first street, on londay afternoon, at one o'clock. Luexny.—At Poughkeepsie, and 21 dave ternoon, at two o’viock, The friends family ae respectfully invited to attend without further notice. —In Brook! _ Friday, March 8, Epwarp care det son of the late Thomes Marc ‘The relatives aod f: any ot the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from Grace church, Monday} gh on / March 8, Exier A., months even carve’, and Jans Ar stead, aged Tt cer members of Cove- Duprey lyn Heights. on Mman.—On dauebter of G Mance, you nant Lodge No, 39, I. 0. the funeral, “ike resiaéuee ct her grandfethor, No from the 7 alle sry coon bata “oo oer Fray, Sah jOvL TON. — omen J, Mouiton, aged 27 y the ig Sm street, thie \esday) aftersove, at two o'clock, wileaeny--On Friday, , Mare 8 Patrick Muneny, brother of the late Rev, 3 J. Murphy, Kilo, county Longford, Ii ae faneenl from ren eighth street, corner of Third avenue, this (Sun- and ‘anntaneor LY requested to attend Dear Patrick, you have And thy M00 Fever shah feet; ye the residence Margaret Connell, aged residence of ber 054 Greenwich street, corner of Chariton, this (Sunday) afvernoon, at half-pest one o'clock. Harats,—Tho funeral from his lato residence Derween Second and Third dlonday afternoon, at two o’cloci *“TinstyOn Saturday, March 9, of congestion of the lungs. Evaexe, Foot of Uwen and Annie N, Y., on Thursday, March ion of the ae Asm E. Brvsu, wife of this city, March 3,,by the Rey. ‘No cards. tend. of hw parents, at ono o'clock. respectfully invited te % after a lingering lealy, aged 5 19, at the Hote! du 9, after a short ilinees, and relatives of Brook- are invited to attend Mire Kuss G, G., wile of of Mrs, Murray, No. 48 ya ace tid im the 20th year of is cousin, 106 East n, native of the count) 85 yeare. cou “he fhiends, and, acquaintances family are re- verlain in the District Court of the United States for the Lg oy pany F, infaniry, N. ak perc cand and men of ai oe actend the a Tis. late est | eae 4 0 Mot street, this ‘ab half. Saturday, March , PRaynue nena aan no oman We a ay Rusk, “ie relatives and {riends Of the fast ara iid ta 8 March 3, ae of Cape of Williaun J. Pease, Onancas Ray, son of | Jaum Rirty, aged 25 friende sad relettyse of Ble. femnity, also the attend the funeral, at No. 50 First strect, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Sayn,—In Jersey City, om ‘Thursday evening, Febra- 28, after a short Thiness, Jossra Ravast Santi, of nti Spiritus, Cuba, youngest son of James and Cecilis Santi, in the 24 year of his age. The remains were temporestig deposited at New York Bay Cemetery on the 2d inst. SkLURcK.—On Saturday afternoon, March 9, after a hema Saatums I. Senuece, in the Bath year of ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also the mem- bers of the New York Typographical Union No. 6 are po rag A invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, N o. 82 Renwick street, on Monday afternoon, at one o’elock. Strrrex—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 7, Heawry U. Surrae. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, at his tate re dence, No, 260 Hicks street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twe o'clock. Sraanag,—At Ingleside, Hastings, on the Hudson, on Thursday, after a long illness, Josxriune Louise, wife of E. B. Stran; Funeral on Monday, March 11. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, without turther no- tice, Hudson River Railraad cars leave Thirticth street station for Hastings at two o’ciock P.M. Carriages will be found at Hastings station. Retura train for New York at five P. M, from 8, Bums, wife of Joba Turner. ‘Torvrr,—On Friday, The relatives and friends of the fatnily are invited to attend the funeral, from her late resideace, No. 258 Sev- Rt ey ‘URNER, jence, Spring street, ALvAN H. a Notice of faneral to-morrow, Woop,—On Friday morning, March 8, Davip Woon, in the 86th year of his age. The relatives and ‘Honds of the Lied and of his gona, David Augustus Wood, and Charles Wood; also of his sons-in-law, ‘Sansoel A. Meeker and oun H. Bloodgood, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late bp serge No. 36 ge street, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, Tho remains will be taken to Bridgeport on Tuesday for interment, Bridgeport and Danbury (Conn.) pspers please notice, _ SHIPPING NEWS. __ ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 9, 9, 1837 Clonred. see: ‘Celia (Br), Gleadell, London—Howland & Aspin- 4 Tamsuip City of Antwerp (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool—J 4 mci Manhattan (Br), Williams, Liverpool—Williams Sigamibip § San Francisco, Behm, Greytown—North Ameri- can Steamship Co, Anighmsup Morro Gale, Adams, Havana—Garrison & ‘Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Whitehurst, Galveston—C Hf Fates 0000 re a Steamship Gen Grant, Couch, New Orieans—H B Crom. wel xteamsnip Rapidan, Eaton, New Orleans—Livingston, Fox Searmahip City of Portau Prince, te eg Key West and Appiacl hicola—Benner, Brown & Pincki iteamship Saragossa. Crowell. Charleatei —A TL tga San Jacinio, Atkins, Savanhah—Garrison s Steamishin Rebecea Chae, Sayder, Wiimington, NO—J cateemahip Sappho, Lingo, Wilmington--Murray, Ferris & Steamshp Ei Cid, Hobart, Newhern, NC—O Goodspeed. Steamship Frupire, Price, Norfolk. City Point and itich- mond—! pane Bh Sueaunship Niagara. Blakeman, Norfolk, City Poin and Richmond Heinecen. & Patmore, ¥ Steamaiup Hateras, Alexander, Norfolx, City Poiat and Riclimond—Livingston, Fox & Mtcamahip Valley City. ‘Tomlin, Alexandria Hand. Steamship Dirigo, Bherwood, Portland—J F Amos, Steamship Nereus, Bearer, fat W P Clyae. Sp Sardis, Cunningham, Liverpool—Charles L White ‘Ship Brewster, Collins, San Francisco—C Comatock & Co, newsco~— Sut Ship Swallow. Molaughlin. Ren Frai tenn & Co. Rark Adamant (Br), Casterdine, London—Thos Dunham, Bark Presto (Br), Scott, Cork for onders—Boyd & Hineken. Hark Argean, Liadsay, Marsoilles-—Rord & fineken, Bark Jenny (aera) ms Henrico, Bremen—F Schoon. gohitr Mary ‘attington, Havana—J B Phillips & ons. mnie Queen of the ele (Br), Balmann, Bristol—G F Bris Devonshire Br), ert Cork via Philadelphia— De Verin, Marsh & Mi Brig Humming firad (inh Earl, Hantsport—J P Whitney wine Fmma Ives (Br), Laraway, Olenfuegos—Moss & Brig Lena (Br). Fox, Kingston, Ja_-A 1 Solomon AO Triton (BE), Schoteld, Nassan—D R He Wott & Co. Brig Jas Murenio. Moore, Arroyo, PR--B Fr Smaall vo. Schr gui (Dan), Davis. St Crotx—P Hanford & 11 (Br), Almida, Barbadona—Millor & Houghton. ¥'G Davia, Doane, Bt Kitte—B 3 Wenders, Rowe, Batacoa—-R B Eldridge. Bewe,. Jane (Br), MeIsaaca, 8t Johns, NF—G H rower. Schr Brew: Sollins, San Francisco—O Comstock & Co. Schr LP Phat, Collins, Jacksonville and Fuateavaa Brunt & Slaght. ‘Rehr donas ‘Smith, Nichols, Savannab—N L McCready & Co Schr C M Newine, Leaming, Savannah—N L McCready & Hehe F Frances Burret, Norton, Wilmington, NC—Thomas Sehr DC Rul ler, Wilmi: NO—J Smith & Co. SORE Millie Dut’ Eucla Beaufort’ thos Holmen -° Schr Mary Standish, Rich. Norfqk-—Crowell & Paine, Sobr Pawnee, Weaver, Norfolk.¥ B Chase 4.00. sen Ella H Barces, Avery, Bichmond, Vaan Brant & care Booth, Longstreet, Gsltimore—Van Brunt, & en Southe-ner. san einer, Baltimore a taker A Dayton, 4, Soper. Baltimore—A.J Bearly & Co. nee Amor 8 — anti Philadelphia—Baker & roe Helen P, Jon ia—A J Bentley. Sehr Fila Lt Smith, ac eee As wos Edwards L McCready Sehr Henry, Snow, Port! rare! 8 ees. Schr Piscataqua, Norton, A Sehr James Henry, Church, Ferguson & Wood. Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stat rh ag Arrived. Steams} ue Bk randy 1 Billings, London Feb 19 and Havre Bhat wh ib aD Pei one to Howland & Aspinwall Ind strong’ galon the 3 March Int 47 90, lon 88 80, exchany Loman ‘steamships bound east; quarantine. Steamsanip Virgo, Pabies, Savannah 6th inet, with, mise and passe ‘tw Murray, Ferris & Co. 9th inst, of Bar. erate fell se with Br brig Alexander Thompson, from New York ‘tor Turks Island, dismasied; took her In tow and brought her to thia city. sieamsnip Valley « hey wy Ty y Temnlio, Alexandria, with mdse and Passengers, to J Steamsnip (: arrelly Kote, Bal Steamship Dirigo, Sherwood, P Steamship Carlotta, sherwood, oferta, with mdse toJ FA prera (Br), Henderson. Bombay Nov 21 and St He. 19. with mdse and I tassenger, to order. Passed nod Hope Jan 7, eroased the equator Feb 4, in lon W: same day, lat 1 N, lon'86 W, spoke bark Julia Ann, from Singapore for Boston’ ship lanbella (itr), Copper, Honolulu Nov 18, with oil and bone to Win Wileox, of New Bedford, where the vessel ix Bound. Waa5l days to Cape Horn, crossing the equator iu the Atiantic in Jon 89, #2 ds out; bad strong easterly trades; NE gale; wplit sails; in the Gulf Streana succesn'on ol of easterly ales. carrying awns jibstay and spit mainsail: Jan 7. off Co rn, passed a whaling ahip of New Hedford. 1, Ma mW ‘Ship British, Typo, 88 Whitney a Gon Sice J + Tosi of vey Ae having dpi ante and stove, bal, "fark Emilie (Brem), Meyer, Rotteroam, 62 days, with als With one of the nn 1s anchored at mdse and $S.€ Loitig & Uo. Had henry wentho ‘eb 2, lat juring rom S| rome ata ‘wo sulle of salle and fore and mein ( B rh ass, Mo Montevideo, 63 daya, with hides. to mintory “Had h succession ‘of heavy northeriy and easterly gales. ig Signal (Br), Wallace, Palermo Deo 18, with Bint and syameongers to Duo & Co. Maret iy int 3645, fon ‘saw a vessel's Dowsprit wi ial a man ter ig Coma Rca, C ASD ac, 0 P doy.” Han one Fe and NE winds has, onstantlt Mex), Bamiret, Tamy ® with hemp ae keto heveveria whee Cor Has hed heavy wenuner | 8d and 7 Br), &) St Demi City, 5 wood eae i Wkiwel aco, aco, Wa assy Morin Ge Hate a eh ‘a ha cabal eg eat n, Maiszanilie Peb 12, ‘Crowell,’ e PR. 16 da “ae ce uP wit on Fon ai wealtang a aoe ia ceth pany with cart Going 9 el for Cassie Gray tor nd “ob and Julia for St join. 8: trie ‘Tygo Marys sae for New York one day, Ta: Ponce, Pie, ‘with sugar, to aA ate re arowtlage We’ May Lighdship and since then had 4 Brig Omega ( be | saga a. 100 ¥ Onatat eae I with coffee, terme to, hal apie of Hatisree with strong NE winds end 6 off it aa 7 a, » with 2, ee ere nn fo eatin brig with loss of fereippaliaatnass ‘and jjbboom, Pitt (Br), Ay with to meee, Oo, gti atom Arg fn company, and sebr Hoyt (trom Frince fOt ee vork) oni and ahrtem eke rl Le em Ey spoke brig L I my Bosion f Sardconn' kei Mai Fqpim (Bn, Bored Palerme 86 days. with - fo bam it. ee ey, 100 miles of 1¢ port 6 days, with strong winds from SW to NE ap osue stanly (Pr; King, Jeremie, 17 cays, with logwood, 0 ‘mall aWie. SY Pyy Mart. Catbarien, 15 days, with sugar, to Doraty, Georastown, SC, 7 days, wit naval #1 br Maricca New London. ud Oregon, Rhodes, Providence. Rervexep—The Br Alexander, for Turks } to this port ateamedip oO Lat New ye taper nent Seaiben, same are Pau i amis ag cles aol Sedgrick, Tybee, ince, coe ty Ban Jacinto, aud Halveras, saves Bence iene Hears iat wi ijt Nee 7 of the master. The revenne entier J. 0. hans one ont 4 ©. Dobbin left Base ‘Scum Lana heavy cue from New York for Baatoos on hit Desert and lost con tons of onahens * bie TO ot “Bike ore rv a us 1009 bushels of eget M fandey aah bushes for Gaius, 2% {oF piiasetiake Sreamsme Victow, Captain Gates, 18 now loading at plot 20, East River, for New Orleans, and wit! sail on Thursday next, 4th inst, at 3 PM. The Victor belongs to U I Mallory & Co's Bouthera Line, and bas superior accommodations fos passengers, Notice to Mariners. The pilot of the bark James E Brett, Mr Thom; pitts that the buoy pat by the government upon cock (below New Heven), a few ed. and that there is nothing te where the subken roves lay. , com. pudingvon rerovs ‘ak the present tiine to in: Whalemen. Ship Young, Phents, Kies, of New Bedford, wat, at, St jelena Jan ing taken ‘sperm 6 Bourbon No "would take the bark Globe's ol om freight and sail ix/10 days 10 cruise and home, Foreign Ports. Beauvpa, Jan 28—arr ship Cit f Montreal, London (atid ad ‘9th for NY ibe 43 (not By a8 veforg )e s Frincet ‘and proviona io 19th for NTork)? Lah melon {ope White N York (and sid 17th for Santa @ruz), 14, 19th, brig Liberty B2) Fall River; previous te 19h, schr Mary E Walker, Cans, Feb 18—Sid ship Adelaide Norris, Reed, for Bostom - soe March 7—-Arr steamship Collnnbla, Caruaghane jew Yor! Livervoot, Feb 2—Adv North American (s), for Port laud Feb 3 Africa 9). for Moston March 2: Hoola (a), fon NYork Feb 26; City of Boston (4), for do 27th; Denmark (4), Atkinson, und El Dorado, Otte, for do do: Fanny Atkinsc for Boston 35th; Columbia, Robinson, for N¥ork March 37 Tronsides, Neri fo for do 6th; Goshawi, Lawson, for Philae deiphia Feb 2: Thomas Harward, Strivkland, for do 25th; John Clark, iotenraena for Baltimore 8th; 1 ib for do March b; John 8 Harris, Kenne; for Halifax 51 Parerwo, Peb 10—Arr barks ney Hook cat (and cli 16th for NY¥ov lath (not ‘ous jt ¥, Antwerp. Old Sth, barks Maddalena (Hal), Patuazo, (ork, Daniel Draper (Ital), Bottone, do; Fanny’ Kirchner (Br), Hoasnl. do: sehr Tempo (alr, Catero, Bosioas ane Isabella Thompson (Br), Borrowdale, NYork;” briga Federica (Its\), Megna; Amalia (Ital), Colombo, Burichetta (tal), Filiberto, do; sehe Coronte (Ital), Oastel- ano, Pntladetphia; Ieth, bark Annita Tagliavia Gita), it Rorrenpam, Feb 20-1 rt ships Arnold Bonin: Steenken; Neptan (Prucl Hens barks, Baua Eduare(Bemp Halberstadt, and Anna & Maria (Pros) Bartels, for N lag: entage Mete ier Faner, for Bosteut Moses Day, Loud, American Ports. BOSTON, March 8—Arr bark Sicilian, eae Olt Meame? Hadotph, NFork: ship Kas Troop (eh Gr Cy er, Glasgow via Portland; brig Auna D Torrey, vannah, schr J B Knowles, Scott, Nassau, HOLMES’ HOLM, March b Holbroot, Small. Cienfuegos for }brigs J Polledo, Plammer, Matanzas for Portland: Tain,’ Butman, Mangavitto tor Hoss Cardenas for do; Victoria, Anderson, do for N York. NEW BUI POR, March 6—Arr sclir Amelia, Tobin, May- ANEW BEDFORD, March 6@—Arr orig J M Wiswell, L Fayade net sehr Ei tiralcn 4 &an, Scull, Wilmington, NC; WILADELDTIA, March Arr bark Telegraph. Roblae ston: Briltian: ‘ardenas; sehre o, Tuttle, NYork: RS LA on, tae Cid ateamor Hendrick’ Hudson, Howes, brigs Fanny, Turner, Marseilioa: “Ouesipho Maine, Caibarien; Gen Banks, Ketchuw, NYork; schra @ Edwards, ‘Gurwood, Matanaae; WG Atidenried,, caro 3 Sharp, Sharp; Iswbella Thompson, Raker: Mariette Fritzitger, and Trade, Wind, Coron. Boston: RJ Stetser, Portamouth: J.8 Watson, Houck. Lynn. PORTLAND. Maroh 7--Art ship Dravy ne you, Boston (uo toad for London), Ola brig B cn adorns, Ha ell, “rein ser Hattie aoa Ul Trick, Matanas. larch S5—Arr bark Frida (Nor). Anson, Ma ip Francis B Cutting, Tyson, Liverpool. CLUB, Av THE ACADEMY OF MUSIO, ON THURSDAY, MARCR M, 1867. MOKETS FIVE. DOLLARS. 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