The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1867, Page 9

, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL POLICE. INTELLIGENCE. A Pawson Kusren my Dirricuirr.—Yesterday morning Patrick McKeever, one of the prison keepers on Black- ‘well’s Island, was brought before Justice Dowling by officer Van Riper, of the Fifth precinct, on the complaint of William Barrett, residing at No. 17 Hubert street. In an affidavit made by the latter he says that as he and James Fields were going home at half-past twelve o'clock 4. M. be saw the prisoner sitting on the sidewalk at the” fh i : E Hoxss anp Wacon.—Edward pediar, thirty years of age, on Saturday afternoon found -® bores and wagon belonging to Mr. Egbert Post, residing @t 91 Horatio street, standing near Washifigton when he jumped into the and the reins Sopteanrel nets Tee acter ce saw.the theft sul yy, ga Search being made for Clark he i mation to Mr. Post. tof $1,000 while there is nothing in the war prospect abroad calcu- Clark lives in Pear! street and says he is a pedier. The horse and wagon stolen-trom Mr. Post are valued at difficulties which threaten a conflict in Europe still ad- mit of a pacific solution, and not improbably will meet ‘with euch. “But, admitting war between France and Prussia to be inevitable, there is no reason why it should excite apprehensions of monetary or commercial dis- turbance in this country. In theface of three hun- dred and fifty millions of national and three hundred millions of other American securities being held abroad, gold would be certain to rule higher hero during a foreign war of magnitude than if Europe remained at peace, merely because of the possible contingencies to which this large indebtedness exposes us, and which war would be supposed to render more threatening. But tt might be that our securities would grow in pop- ular favor abroad, just as those of the belligerent nations declined in consequence of our remoteness trom the scene of action, and it is more than probable that our export trade would be greatly stimu- lated, owing to the inereased foreign demand for our produce, arising froth tho diversion Of labor from the farm to the battle field. This ‘would involve an increase of traffic over the main lines of railway extending westward, while the high price of gold would cause all other prices, for the time being, to range higher in proportion, and this would extend tothe Stock Exchange, as well as the geueral merchandise markets, ‘The raiiway share market closed steady on Saturday afvérnoon at a quarter past five at the following prices, Erie being the firmest stock on the list:—New York Central, 96 a i; Erie, 66% ©; Reading, 99% a 1003; Michigan Southern, 643 & 4; Illinois Central, 11234; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 67% a %; Rock Island, 8534 & 4%; Fort Wayne, 013 a 56; Northwestern, 805 a 4; do. preferred, 57K a %; Pacific Mail, 125 a }¢; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 22 a 34; Western Union Tele- graph, 86 a %. Government securitics were firm throughout the week, notwithstanding the decline in five-twenties abroad, but the amount of basiness trans- acted in them was light, The money market was very easy during the week, and the supply of capital seeking employment is stil! increasing while the demand continues very light. Call loans were made to the slock houses at aix per cent, with exceptions at seven, and on government securities at five, while in some instances balances were loaned at four, First class commerciai paper wagin moderate supply and freely discounted at the banks at 6% 01 per cent, the general rate being seven; but inferior grades were out of favor, owing to ® certain degree of distrust which attaches to all but well known names in consequence of the prolonged dulness and depression of trade which have mecessarily weakened the majority of mercan- tile firms. The weekly statement of the banks will doubtless reflect the growing accumulation of capiial at this centre, and the inadequacy of the current demand to absorb it all, The legal tenders are expected to show an increase of between three and four millions, and the loans a decrease of about a million less, ‘The general merchandise markets have been un- settied by the fluctuations in gold, and although prices are in some instances a trifle higher than they were a week ago, they have not generally ro- sponded to the advance in gold, owing to the Popular impression that the latter may prove to be only temporary. The intervention of Good Friday checked business somewhat, as it was observed as a hol- iday by the mass of the mercantile community as well as in Wall street. Im the dry goods trade there was a fair degree of activity, and stocks of leading styles of goods having become reduced prices remained steady notwith- standing the decline in cotton. Of lower grades, how- ever, the supply for immediate sale was in excess of the demand and prices yielded slightly, the effect of which was to increase the demand for export. The foreign exchange market has been strengthened by the European political news and the further decline A Disuonest Baxxr.—Louis Cantel appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes- terday, and made complaint against Michael Nice, a baker by trade, and employed by the complainant. For some time Mr. Cantel has missed several articles from bis house, and suspicion fel! u Michael. On Saturday watched. About two o’clock yesterda) Window 1n the rear of the store was brokel open, the acgused entered, and while in the act of Sitempting to steal a quantity of napkin rings and other , in value amouniing to about $25, he was ar- Tested by an officer of the Sixteenth precinct police. Nice admitted v7 oa the Justice committed him ‘were found within No. 23 Greene street yesterday morn- ‘ ing, upon which establishment a descont had been made - on complaint of its being a disordbrly, house, were fore Justice Dodge yesterday at the Jefferson Market Police Court. Tho proprietor was bound over in $500 to keep the peace, and the other prisoners, after being fined, were sd. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. A Dasrgeare Liquor Drater,—It is customary for the police om duty at midnight to establish themselves as near as convenient to the liqaor stores ®n their respec- tive beats, for the purpose of ascertaining who of the licensed dealers are most liable to commit a breach of the Excise law, and to bring the delinquent, when caught, to answer therefor. This isa fact very well known on all ides, and shrewd men in the liquor business invariably close their places and turn off the lights at five or ten minutes before twelve o'clock. There some however, appear, has of late grown to be quite common, so numer- ous are the occurrences reported, and it is high time that the police should be protected in the discharge of their duty and that example be made of such as interfero with them while engaged in making arresta. About six him. ers Carr, of thet squad, and ‘in, of e Forty-1 recin« were fortunatel; feta ‘at the time, and psig gn Ts fellow offices, Thomas Rooc! Patrick Dusuonest Firgmax.—A member of Hook and Ladder Company No. 5, named Thomas Dearing, was arrested on Saturday evening by oilicer Stryker, on the complaint of W. @& Goodrich, who accuses him of stealing a suit of clothes valued at $30. Thomas was commi to awa ‘examupation. Saorurmna.—Threc young men went into the clothing store of J. McCormack, 160 Fulton street, on Saturday night. One of the party purchased @ pair of pants, after which they left, carrying with them a piece of cloth worth $40. _ Fam vor tm Orruans.—This afternoon tho fair, which has been for go long a time in course of prepara- tion. by she ladies attached to St, Paul’s church, Court @trest, will open at Montague Hall. As the proceeds will to the police called at the lager beer enloon of Joseph ‘Zang, 300 Grand streot, E. D., at a late hour om Saturday ‘night, and remained until it was time to close the place, when they were requested to leave. This they seemed doth to do and hung round the saloon unt{l all the other customers departed, when one of them extinguished the only remaining gastight, while the other two rifled the drawer, all its contents, of and then fled I i i #3 i ri ‘ i i ti i a) i J ES j See init Ee iets ‘Suremus Covar—Srecut Terw.—Adjourned for the era tated Mts es te ak FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. lated to impair the value of railway property, and the 99 -—, 1867.-TRIPLE SHEET. SUNDAY IN HOBOKEN. The Appearance and Peculiaritics of Tpese Who Visit Hoboken on Sunday to Evade the Excise Law, &c. From the stream of busy life that crowded the ferries between the cy and Hoboken yesterday the spectator must have guessed that New York “and his wife” were uncomfortably dry. Every boat was crowded to its utmost capacity, 60 9 _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR KEW YORK—rH15 Day. < 5 11) moom Of March, 1866, were £5,851,314, had risen on the 3ist of March, 1867, to £7,204,000, and the “dead weight” ‘annuity, also, amounting to £585,740, would fall in on Friday, though it would be necemary to provide Fi0ux asp Gain — Receipts, 200 bbe, Sour 230) corn a ‘do, oats Slate and Westera tour was irregular, The Mght, but choice sound flour was held fon eve 0 6 mora WO aS 2 646/ tian waren PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 21, Arrived. South America, Tink! Ri ° Peraampuco Apri fara ws et ae Babe, 3 Thomas mdse and 8, to Garrisou & Allen. 19, lat 35 22, vignaiinods ship show! waae Be. Laem nowing privare ‘Vaill, New Mie, Teeth Pass tab ay, "at 3PM. wits ALS oH ‘4 Co. 2 tins WAM,’ ‘and py es ‘sobr, apparenuy i ng Sy. tre Raw Oren Ao tp formas Livingston, io, ge C with mdse and . For & Ca, ae ae Feb ‘with mdse, inst, 2 lon 6. ex ry win trait to Scie faassen We pana Gua fend other" ; 80 days, with saw a vessel, © and bow- burthen, and ap- SESE! PPPPP SEP EDE | i ie ert De inet, loa Sion fo tous a i ‘ves enry Finer (Gy wecnsgny, Pat, Cienfuagos, 19 ead yA Yes ith. ‘Anderson, Matanzas, 9 daya, sires athe. to Miller & Ltd gt oe Rh W if Warris (Br), Card, Mansagilla, 18 days, with mony, der o D Bewal & Co, weary weather, fancies unt ft this aphere | gare ‘witn coal, 13 SF Si dat fa tg a Stee well thas once ‘NS, iar ret once fob rest 5 Of Seatal aria | wistavere hy teatste oer em who walk’ the ‘ferry | Schr Maria & ty Fesidence there after HA Groaiar, Ne nag the, grim fereyman to row fone RO Wo, ireiats AW: Bdwards, nia. of the river Styx. Women Scar Kelle Ravan, Betewerts, irginta, and nomi: Aye oe’ Schr Fuente Crowell Ueotgetown, DC. Tight” tud the demand fair the | mooderaly spice aud Sehr Pallas, Frouch, Hockiand. 3 3 ii i i i the tail qualities $2 16 0 $3 sce pice Hekr.—Manila costinued firm at 113¢¢., gold, but no sales Hors continued in fair cons! ive demand at full prices. co Bales, 119 bales at S0c. « 70c., the latter for ehotoe. ‘Mo! There fair ‘obtine domana ‘at full Le bons erg geod hhds. . g Ore. Sarr Geo Garswoup. Pettingall, which sailed from Rie Heo Gsa of March, having bore: up’ from’ lat @ & be oxpe- baring vore up’ from heavy weather, salle’ end leaked Very badly. Noutu Auxnican, West, was to sail from Rio Janeire $0th of March for New York, having been tempors- Pily repaired. Banx Masonic, Boyd, from Buenos Ayres Feb 22 for Ant- werp, put into Hlo Janeiro March 16 {a distress, of whab Mavure not stated. Hi Ei ef 5] al & E Miscellaneous, Tho following table gives a summary of the vessels in the harbors of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, New Orleaps and Galveston, at the Tatest accounts from each of those ports cm - aot f sparkling lager beer. reception o ny . within, the appetite rf tem} ES forth the swells and the exquisite beau who would preserve the symmetry of their pretty feet do not ven. ture of half mile walk to the beer gardens, but drop into the nearest saloons, while the remainder tié up in tho ry Pye of pice Wend retro the brief — puiling cheap Havanas, “wetting” anew. Thug after hour glide by, the glasses ate filled and emptied, the saloons and gardens give up their inhab- itants, and the boate return to the city in the evening loaded down with freight, much of which is lager beer and Rhine wine, forever separated from the caskets that 80 recently encom) them. Sunday isthe harvest of the Hoboken beer dealers, apple women and yer merchants, and they reap it so cleanly that were the beautiful Ruth to follow them she would stand a poor chance for obtaining an honest live- lihood, Yet, remarkable is it, that seldom is seen a man or woman staggering under a burden grievously to be 'The “‘capacities’’ of those who go lager-word on Sun- days are fen — pera epeenen og — hem] nt four another hat and a0 down the sal to half a pint, = 0. lard and 76 cut meats. The pork market was rather dull and wy and the sales were at rather lower fas ‘The sales, cash ‘and regular, were naa 78 at $22 3 ars for ney. regular: a me do. and $19» $19 1236 for dente with oa tesponeda vastaecs, Ey} se Bl Ge chai Sire for shouldete. “For the difference between the views of buyers and sellers checked transactions. Sales 26) boxes, at 11\<c. for bellies and 10o. a 10}¢. for Cumberland cut. The demand for lard ruled firm. ‘The sales unchanged, at was fair and the ed 860 bbls. new at 12%c. 2, a Bbc. for Stato and ie. a ide. for Western, Cheese wa ‘at 180. @ 18c., uocording to quality. Ricz.—No important sales were etfecied. We quote Car- Olina 10c. a Ic. and 0. a 9946. a —The ‘extremely quiet, but previous neral thing deman Fatr to good re- ‘The sales were limited to 300 38 a1 Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows:. Mar.30. Apr.6. Apr.13. Apr.20; 10034 rC Aro OO ic, Butter was MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marriod. | Ancxvine—Mornis.—On Wednesday, il 17, by the Rev. Dr, Adams, Cuartes B. Avcrvine, of New York, to Excuse, third daughter of Francis’ Morris, of New Kinc—Mocer.—On Saturday, April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, Avaret Kine to Isaveiua, daughter of the lave Simeon Moger, all of this city. gl, "Relined was for powdered, crushed and gran ‘Sxxbs.—Clover was dull at, small sales were made at $3 25 Magined quiet, and prices were nominal STRAKIXE Was without decided change: 106: ‘The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the UNITED STATES OF AMXRICA—OOAST OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Sere er eikuniad on too eatin oud ot North Lalana it, on soul jort a Cast aide of t e entrance to Pedee river, to the harbor u Died: gi ovormam iigg eine om wid’ fer Mey 1, 1aet, Balan Biackux,—On Sunday, Loum, infant HE etixed white light of the fourth order, April 8. ..$322,000 $2,725,707 160 $102,366.39 TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS, dau of J. J. and Helen M. Blacklin. and in loge weather stuould be spay 18 iivmigatiog, Apri 000 5,486) 108,626,416 Cimctwcatt, April 20, 1967, — Of the ‘faraily are invited to | Siveioweris white. 77 feet. from base Jo focal Sri Cie takes cits (oedes | peveen terme eee i ad FRR ar en Abril 19.. 8281000 875,915 1,318,211 110,328,802 | offering, and quotations for the not be DO, April 15, 1887. ‘April 20.. 349,000 2,001,858 ‘338,581 112,077,074 | fiven,, Corn firmer af Ato, 086s, in bulk. sucked. Spoken, é&o. ‘Annexed 1s & comparative table showing the ship- Whiskey dul at ein bond, Cotton dull de- r Steamship, Great, Eastern, from NYork for Brest, Apei® ments of specie from this port last week and during the | buyers offered $22. Bulk meats were Be Abe! ye. ‘st intr, from NYork for Naples, April 4, lat 38, year to date, together with those for the corresponding | {or loose, city’, tess, are, M4t, aaron eileen aiden, oe, ‘No. 119 Montague street, corner of Clinton, | | Bark Elizs White, Look, from NY¥ork for Portland, April. Periods in 1866 and 1866:— or nom ective aad ae eiea age es Tuesaday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further } 15, on Nantucket ae A 1865, 1866. 1867, how remy : ‘ereign Ports. . Simeenih wook,..... $83,022 $117,312. $880,123 tale was-eterng, ame secbanged) ough cites 68 4—In port barks Undine, Mitchell, from Proviously reporied., SASS 102° 6,007,774. 1000/03 | betes. “Bags dull at ile. there is » large! eupply ony bund. ‘Barsimany-fer ae) dave, 2 _* 1 _ | Sugar armgnd in fair demand.’ Cotte, te.“ dic. for fair beige Bos sllow, Deze Total......:.0++++.85,287,026 $5,816,006 $7,000,145 | 0 Prime gold had a favorable. in- oye ag AE 3 ont ares echra Annie Whiting, 4 port steamer Cumbria, Wine Geo Griswold Peltingall, for sas wee Bete ee Annexed is the total valuation of the foreign imports at this port for the week ending April 19, compared with those of the two preceding weeks, as also the value of | !0*. dry goods entered at the port and thrown on market since January 1 of this year, and for the corresponding period in 1865 and 1866:— pris. dori 18 19, 389 $1,407,996 50,008 #048, 0a ret rear ++ $4,759,411 $6,467,267 $6,102,880 before re- Total ‘The imports of dry geods for the week and since Janu- ary 1 are as follows:— York. SrTnowas, April 13—In port sbip Wanderer (Br), H. kins, from Logbora ‘for York, treas Mt r 1865. 1866. 1867. ‘Br), Hammond, and Julis Pathum (fr, 427,150 $2,387,067 $1,236,966 wel Wanderer tor WerarGem (riko Dan, rk ,377,477 2,218,676 1,512,873 ol oat ir; Vaughan, ‘iyom New York for s ‘A. M. and lo’clock P. M., returning at 3:20 and | 9h, diag; Loyalist (Br), Miler, for Ponce Entered at thogyrt. ibuams asus Soe YM Carriages will be in waiting at Brick Churen | Messina (Br), Mallet, for do,'to load for Sation on errival of wains. Bhzabeth, for 8 Douerty.—On Satarday morning, April 20, Mrs. Joua Douxrry, se 65 years. The friends of the family are invited to attend tke funeral, from the residence of her son-in law, George Ryan, No, 444 West Thirty-soventh street, mear Tonth aventte, this (Monday) afternoon, at haif-past 1 o'clock. The leading items of imports (other than dry goods and specie) at the port for the week ending April 19, were as foliows:— Arroyo to load to load for Nor~ wey, Aguadille iil OS beter taeene Yotebo Lieod, Ponce to load for Boston. bor American Ports. Pkgs. Value. China, Glass & Earthenware. Tron tubes.... (324 $1,569 s I ‘9949 ie Leap alae ng A April 2t, Vina) R., son of one Ape, AM rare 4 i Pclstre, 84 4,432 ae cats P. Harrison, aged 89 years, 6 months | oor ea Hcereton, ; Emme Gt ber, 482 | te. to Alban an ae, + 2 . Minwacaes, April 20, 1867. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are rospect- yy te 3 Shoe | , Flour dull: extra spring. $1275, Wheat trter and more | fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- adiing, Fhladephia’ Wary Haley ve, with @ decline of 6c.; No. 2, $246; No.3, $235. Oats | denco, 65 Fourth street, near South Sixth, Brooklyn, ne, Haviles, do. / bi 440 ous18 | Fane bets. “Sout 1800) bushels whose. Setp gap oi nrg cite Scan | o Princovom. trom Phtlads! 7117 83/820 | Dole. do nar, 2.900 b as wi = ipment Hogay,—At Fordbam, on Saturday, April 20, at the ine 9,019 8,500 Tourn, Obio, Apri 3, 17 rae ays . Michigan at ot Mien on at ees ‘dioleae M49 51007 | she for new No. 1 ited. Seteataar eae 82 11,700 : Mearmus, April 30, 1957 3 L102 PF — nyt sooner Ge week, 1,617 ‘bales; exports, oa Cuancurrom, April 9, 187. Semnela Natier' A en OO PO hater Pc 3 Receipts 300 | erebrated. The remains will be iaveered in" the Tacaliy - = 2745 Naw Oneans, April 20, 1867. | vanit at St. Patrick's cathedral. Cummings, Miller, San Bel oat £308 | oton anata and euros aaah aie wt, | ""himtn.*n Sunny nero, Apri i afer a short | Masten rat Musser Wee Werseae P+ . — 7,080 | god nomial; sales 1.300 Saloni roesipers rie 12.604. | sniness, Manis, the beloved wife of William Kelly, © | tovamt, Portand. " ( = - rassr for aupartine.. Corn firm; mized, Si 7g $1; | Bative of Fortumne county, Galw aged'80 | "ah, AM--Atr ochre Messina & Ss = Siaa | rhe, St Bash Cope dal: Se oaage fr ine. ‘Lard eee He Otis, se. 3 1B. String ssabangs, asi New ‘York sight ex: from dard, Godard 8 J linseed... 158 168 8,917 | change, % a 3g premium. ¢ ), afternoon, at two o'clock, | galveston; Gus olive.s;. 600. 1 — 6,308 Savanwan, Oa.» April 30, 1987. mains will be interred in Calvary toe Pats. 6/807 109 26,742 | , Cotton dull and deelining; prices nominal at 2éc.; small ee Of tt it Ro! Can Potash. 3 1206 a hg |S nee a Apeome pee, ve eet Jason and lize Tt 499 6,075 aT6 x wi . . : Bode nats... 966 35,008 HEE Fas | Cotton Sat; no enlen, Optrite earpeanion Sse Ei Hie’ Resins or ata 0. Pu—The pees! Soda, caustic. 188 $3 2 6,878 | steady at $3.0 $8. ba ee orto Caballo, and. Argo, from NY Bananas yr 4,037 Coffee, bags, se Psst) Powe ‘rom Cienfuegos for Currants = 20 Rie 40 47,781 ey TS Figs = — W300 ‘n+ ‘Lemons, — 2,4 — 6,24 unchanged, 8 ‘tree. comes pa ous Pah, os sees Todscco—Sales 119 bhds, leat at A 9 = seams sid 1m Raisins = Wiss Gingse ead er Wong nome Mor segs | aa Us| petra ‘hat, rua oe etd Siar geet Musical 46 4961 Hom 988 100,000 | Wc SUNKs. paket Lard, moan id — ‘evening, April. 1 ‘Optical. 6 Honey. 79, 1.047 Ollive, in the $24 y siestiry, 0 Indiarubber,, 169 10,082 LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. Tora, Weeck.—On Thursday last the schooner Re- becea, Captain Mott, while going from Northport to New ‘York, laden with sand, streek «rock known as the Gang- i i a Q I die ne ; BSE eal sufe Ses ieksise ciac"EsS Llise undp. f— sor Brandy 047 63,311 | owned by the captain and will prove a total loss, Teaidence, No. 123 poms Wrhisny i — 9,903 Lovaap m Jat. —On Tharsday officer Woodhall Davia, ten o'clock. Ohamp., bite = 2898 | of Brookhaven, lodged tn Riverhead Jail s men named "Metals, rs Edmund Barke, who was arrested, in Brooklyn, charged Brass goods, -8,776 464,800 | with into the house of a Mra Pike, at Brook- ome b.4/006 106,624 } haven, He is ‘also with gotting $60 from a planta ‘upon the account of Mr. a 3 EN Drowssp,.—On Seturday morning James Roach, aged Whereas}, od Wire iolenay aad was loses 7 Dasravonve Fina, —Quite an extensive fire occurred on Deer n port lere Boda he, to tae amoust of sbont goa” “OO Hap Bis Lea Baoxex,—On Thureday sfterndon about five fol Joha- oo, of Gramy Pouds bp which he had hie log - Bunataat.—The store of Weyant & Co., at Fockville shoes and pone te STATEN LAND INTELLIGENCE. Poncnastvo Sroumn Paormety.—Christopher Restler, a i Ss¥.cexhs FS: | &e ii in a 5 \! 2= | peeetube € ie i iB p £ : u charge of ia rebasing stolen Wofore Justice