The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1867, Page 8

Ste 5 EI lente o Fm 2 a” Island, 883g a 54; Nortnwestern, 3434; do. pre- 8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. . May 13-0 PM ‘The railway share market was uvurvally dull this morning, but in the afternoon it became wore active and wather buoyant. The tameness of the speculative feel- fing im the face of the prevailing abundance of money at Anis contre is a source of surprise 10 many, and there is & growing disposition to buy among outside investors as BOON as it becomes clear tbat the market Ras escaped from the control of the bears, who have ruled it for tne Jest half year aud more. Of tate the mar- ket has been remarkable only for its inde wiive movemente, # comsequence of the bears Being as much afraid sell as the bulls are to buy ; bat this hesitation cannot last much longer, and the indications are that when a decided change does take place it will be im faor of higher prices. The prospect of abundant crops, snd the probability that no fuariber contraction of the currency will take place for ap indefinite Jength of time to come, inspire a better feeling in Wail street, as well a8 in all departments of trade. The supply of money is largely in excess of she de- mand, and loans are made freely to stock houses im good evedit at five per cent, with exceptions at four and six per cent, while first class commercial paper, of which there is a very moderate supply, is in demand at from ats Ww seven, The statement of the associated banks reflects the easy condition of monetary affairs bere, ‘Tho deposits show an increase ef $4,613,760, which is partly explained by the ache of $5,057,413 in specie, the latter being due to the disbursement of the semi- ‘apnoal interest on the five-twenty loan. The loans have imcreased $2,805,271, mainly owing to purchases ef government securities by the banke for the wake of employing idle tal, and the legal ‘ender notes have decreased 590,639, by payments mito the Sub-Treasury.. The circulation shows the trifling increase of $24,122 ‘The totale of the present sod preceding statements stand thus:— May 4. soa ae as ary. 568 14'st9, 890 200, oad 68 Sts 87,386,028 eo board New York Contrabvard at 9734 a 34; Erie, 62%; Reading, 308%; aichigan Southern, 67% a ><; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 74%, Northwestern, 34; ® i; do, preferred, 58% a ‘8036; Fort Wayne, 065; Rock Inland, 881; a %. At ‘the first regular board the ‘market was steady in tone, but extremely dull New York Central closed % lower ‘han at the same time on Saturday, Erie 2g, Reading % Michigan Southern >, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Reok Iceland 1, Northwestern %, do, Preferred 13, A@eace Mail %{, Western Union Telegraph %, Hud- won was] higher, Ohio and Misciseippi certificates », Pecibe Wan x, Fovernment securities were nfm. th adyangy of 24s Virginia Qoupen arti of 1862 showed Bixee 1881 34, five-twenties of G8 stnes declined 3, Missouri sixeg > HA, we "York aie. sold at 9734 a 345 * gaudsom, 9935; Reading, 103% (b. 10); lina 6754; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 72.4; earred, 593; a 35; Fort Wayne, 96°; Pacific Mail, 128%; Atlantic Mail, 96%; Mariposa preferred, 1934. At the second regular board the market developed an improving tendency. Hudeon River closed 1 higher than at the first regular board, Reading %, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pitteburg 3, Rock Ialané %, Northwestern 5, do. preferred $;, Obio and Mississippi wertfcates 34, Wertero Union Telegraph 33. Govern- ‘Wait securities were neglected but steady. Coupen: ‘Ad the halt-peet-thvee epee nant there waea fariber imprevementin prives’ New York Comival sold a: 97; Mine, 6354; Hadron 20ES & Ks Readiiig, 1055 mn 3: 205%, dc. preferred, 68% 60; Fort Wayne, 962; Wortern Unien Pelegraph, 42%. ANorwarde price” ned tn Mee eoormdant, and avequarter'te ix the market was fiemas the quotations:—New York Central, ‘WIN OX; Erie, M3K a %: Hudson. 1014 a i; Reading, 26840 %; ‘Michigan Southern, 68, > Minois Cen- ‘tei, 114.8 138; Cleveland ond 72% 2°73; Reck Celved, 8095 025; Northwestern, 353; = \; “do. pre- Werred, €0% a 4; Fort Wayne, 964 0 97; Obio and Mistieelppi certiBester, 23/5 u 1; Mariposa preferred, 29 2 20. ‘Fhe gold market bas been om the whole steady, celthough after opening at 135%; i declined to 1254, Preparatory to advancing te 125&. The closing transac- Cons were at 1354; The borrowing demand was mot at ‘Bab per cent for carrying, and in come instancer trans- actions were reported without interest, The gross clear- mmgeat the Gold Exchange bank amounted (o $82,525,000, send the balances to $1,758 000, Government securities were steady at the close of “Pusiness at the suljoined quotations:—I8S1, registered, 111% @ 4%; 1961, coupon, 11134 0 5 ; 6-20, coupon, 1862, 30 & 14; dO, coupon, 1864, 1051, a 4; do., Coupon, 2006, 106% a 4; do., coupon, new ixsue, 1077 a 108; 20-40, coupon, 9X » 99%. 73.10 notes, fret serier, WOOK & 94; 7 9-10 moter, second series, 105% % ; 73-10 motes, third series, 105% 0 36. ‘The foreign exchange market was steady Dut inactive. ‘Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at MOK o 7%; Ot three days, 1103; a %; commercial bills, (248%, 2109; france at sixty days, 5.204 06.16; at three @aye, 51535 @ 5,121,; dilleom Berlin, 7274 9 72 Bremen, 76% a 79)s; ou Frankfort, 41 a 41 Ameterdaw, 41 » 41%; op Hamburg, 36 a %; Amiwerp, 6.18% 2 5.13%. American eecurities and consol* continue stroug on ‘the London Stock Exchange, namely — May3. May7. May® May 13. @oneola,......-..... WG #1) Py 92 States 5 20- ii 72 73 ay 414g 42', 16% TON 6, ‘Moning ebares show alight \endency towards recovery. MA the fret board Consoiidated Gregory Goid closed 10c. bigher than at the same time on ~aturday, selling at SPAS; Quartz Hill be., petling at $1 85; Corydon dbe., eoling st $1 70, At the second board Corydon closed ‘Werhigher than at the drt board, sélling at $1 60. Con. eotidated Gregory Gold be., selling at §@7 90. Waikill Lead sold ot 45; Columbian Gold and silver, 60c., 3. : ‘The foreign imports at New York im April are thus ‘1966, ‘1867. : cone’n.. 528,676 $13,366,468 $10,800,767 Ba. fer warehving, Radeist Tasenest ise es0 Free Goods. ° 961, Apecie and bullion. 236,492 = at port.. $14,274,466 dn Tas wach. 1800, 008 bpreid i ‘he four months ending with Ape} were valued a0 fee eon. 107 Rata for cons’n.. $22,990,970 a 488 $46,586.489 278 41,567,010 42,606,911 Foe poem ay) eth 068 6.078.570 702,548 Specie and 38,708 602,654 = ‘680.787 Total port..$52,200.622 $111,847,052 $99,708,195 We" ra on eons Scones 81,576,852 43,331,661 Yor the toa months ending With April the imports 1866 1867. $142,790 967 = $1458, 210,155 E 20, O87 Total m'dise..$190,070,600 $25,421,204 $227,887,058 All the import values are stated in coin, The receipts for costoms duties — the bess | ~ yg were $102,820,368 ‘The exports for the ten months ending with April were valued thus in currenc; ‘and mdse. ai —_—— monthn._ $198.98 008 $17.96. S18, 6aei8 spat 2h tok Te NG 26,304 ro ep $210, 218,744 77,4 ‘The exports for the month of Apri! were: — 1866. Domestic produce. $7,220,709 $22,526,522 $10, For. men ((v09). Sis and bullion 671,949 86,878 Ee el $23,608,070 $23,124,870 pore 1,711,098 98,901,006 17,868,900 amet tata RRR ti NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. The Sub-Treasurer’s statement of the busines ‘of the day 18.8 follows:— Total receipts, ..$2,576,087 Total payments $3.219, 119" For customs. . 411,000 Balance... + +0121, 636,195 For gold notes. 24 The carnings of the Erie Railway for the mouth of il, 1867, were. 17,143 April, 1866 Ane wich Increase this year . ‘The following are railroad earnings for the first weck in May of this and last year:— Chicago and Northwestern. ‘hicago and The amount of treasure brought to this port by each California steamer from Sam Francisco and Aspinwall since January 1 of this year and for the corresponding Period in 1866 compares as follows:— 1,818,270 1,072,820 Total ........$13,151,749 Decrease thie year.......... ++ $3,216,905 Sap Francisco papers of April 18 report the money market most liberally supplied with available cash means. Bank deposits wore heavy and accumulating, not only in the various savings institutions, but in the bapks genorally, rates of interest remaining as hereto- fore, say 1a1%{ percent per month. Upon real estate and other first class securities, outside Joans were nego- tiated at 10 per cent per annum. The mining stock mar- ket was strong. The bullion yield of ten companies, Jocated on the Comstock vein, for the first three months of this and last year compares as follows:— The exports of specie from San Francisco since Jan- tary, amounted to $10,751,071, against $10,487,429 to the corresponding period in 1866, exhibiting an increase this year of $263,642. The San Francisco insurance companies present a very favorable report ot heir business trausactions for the tuarier ending March 32, 1867. The foftewing statement shows the amount of capital paid in and the CT@#s amount of premiums received in gold during that period: — Ne A Prem’s, fame of Company. wu $1.60.n #125.154 000” 41,832 sy Home Matual. ao Merchant's Mutuai,, 3.273 Occidental. ... 32,808 0,762 224 _13;282 Total capital ani pretainms, ... ¥4.730,000 ($365,382 Of the above the Yollowing Mave declared quarterly dividendg a8 subjoined:— Quc'és nt 108 Mork b kcon Weg New York 7b). y ts 33 = 0 ry Ot By 100 aes: Wh Bu Mik N indi Scene he kee Sugien ligase Ptr} Sa $a Boos River Bank... dams Rap vers. & ~ 5253 1 103, aboah Wt wo Ate ei RR... z Ss 9W) Alton '&Terralaute 365, eer ae pathy es P.M bed sais M0 LNB a! S100 UN6" Son Us 5 6s 00 00, 000 T 038, WOK Si%6 006 : 6% 200 . & 00, Rs rod wo ok Toled kt us" ey 4 ou caiiates RE Ts 3 aL a eC 5 iy Weeks Be of Republi: 113 gant i B0y Adams xpress Co. 66 do 41 American bx ( 9) Welle Fargo &Co E: SOUS Prpress ... iw Pro 00 0008 Pitts, ihe Read Reh Bs ¥ ic & Alion RR... 107% Maki Paul pref.. 564, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monvay, May 136 P. M. Correu.—The market war without essential change, Salen wore reported of 1,400 bags Itio, ex South Awerica, at Uie., g0id, in bond, and 3,000 do., ex Sadowa, on private terms. COTTON.—The demand was less active, snd rather easier prices were #oompied, the market elosing dull and heavy at Tige or middling vpland. ‘The transactions w to Low vaies. We quotes are eee Uphvad, Pieridae, Mobile. NX. 0. ’. pn Laie ed 2 Fy Ey § & % Low mi ‘ 25) Middhng rae " Fi 3 Good midling 31 E} etGMTS coptiaued ex! remely ‘quiet and rates remained ye a — eon pe on we here were:—lo ive: s agwing ti acai anid 100 bales cotton at Jo1éd, Ihdnien "100 boxe bacon'on private tems. To Bremen, by ship ne, 30) cases measurement goods at Ms, 3d. ‘The charters A hark with 2,000 quaters corn to Cork for orders yi M. . Or if to a direct port, 48. 84. An American ship to tobaceo, and a British by beig from New Kiver, N. B., to iver: pool, lumber, ou private terma, Frour axp Guarx.—Receipts, 3.992 bbla flour, 682 do. 150 bags corn mei 30) bushels corn, 9.400 do oats, and do, matt. Ihe maruet for nate and Wesvern four was rather firmer to-day. and holders generally asked an advance of about 10 cenuia, Which was in some casas pald—the ad- vaure not beng general. The closed quiet at Satur- day's qHotations, California flour was ‘The sales (ineluding California) were ® 3000 ‘bhi. at C che quo- tations anbexed. Southern dour was @ ahade firin qitet, the sules being Hmited to 300 bbls, sleudd and Arm, with sales of 300 bbls, a 60. meal w BY =. and steady io valtte, Sales 9625. We quote — oe Ne choice W oe ex ry fouea hoop Obto shipping bt xery Wiad hata Nid. oe wa Common Souihe: Da Fancy and extra do. Da a Be . Brandy va ‘The market for wheat was quiet Satui advance, prime No. 2 Milwaukee being Fu quoted $2 9 & g%. California was held higher, but there were no h he sales were Iimited to 35,000 Cosbels nt 83 20 8 $3 M8 for No, 2 Milwaaker, and $2 40 for rejected epri gulana scarey he rra:" ales") bushes malt ruled dull wl corn market was dull and unset se hominal #, in store: tern ini He it the ciose; the sales ited Sa $1 22 for née Western miei, ‘$1 90 for del $1 W for old White Went ‘a lio sud Southern white. % ® tw how Dushela ut Bie. a Doe, fur Slate ant Boer a Ws, for Weatern. Gorey ped vb} of no transactions; prices, how. made on pri yl ae Cy urdu Tir cone beg Md demand at full Stock Ng & 70e., according to decided change in value; the deme was fair, We quote shipping at $1°80 6 $1 AS 'bd tesa ant $1 wa $2 a ‘OLASRES Was steady with @ moderate demand. We of snies of 190 hhds. Cubs muscorade oa private termes Navat Stone. —Spirite tarpentine at a wll further ds. gline but more somebe for: iy i fa made to the extant of © price. Included bond at S6\¢0., and 80 do. to vaemania revatied at pee, we a 6.8 $4 12 we ppt but aed FY Aa rs nd and sieady of 100 Sales oried bois, = at Treree bect was Bulle ‘and in the absence of prices were nominal. Bacon ruled dull; prices, how- overs were without material change. ‘200 boxes short eae manta ent int rag eens, vitae ve a wi ize. ‘a! for hams, and 8c, a 1c. for sho ‘The tard market Was less active. and previous prices were barely maintained. Rome holders: however, refused to to sell except “ht fall prices. The sales were BU bbis., at 123¢¢. w 13%%e. Butter was un- changed ut lic. a 86¢. for state, and lie a Ibe. for western. Cheese was firm at 12c. a 19e., . nprmounca.—Crude-was dull, and ¢ beard of no important sales, dull and depressed. Standard white was nominal at e., at which ag@ew stall sales were effected, The only sale of moment we heard cf wes BW Uuls. ‘etme light straw 16 White at ace, and 400 VDIs. prime white were sold Philadelphie nt Ze seller, twenty dayer {fice continued firm, with small sales Caroline st He. a Svcar.—The market was moderately soir, et scarcely so firm. The sales were 600 hhds.. pi Iie. for Guba wid Higes for Porto Heo: ais 1008. bo Wen 13déo, Relined wae quict at 14240, « Ibe. for powdered, ergebes and uite linseed was ry fair demand, the sales be- to arrive here, at in bond, Clover ine ae ane nonatnal at 120 ie Sf Timothy stall sales Other kinds were dul! and nominal. were made at oR PRARINE. ‘were reported of 25,000 Ibs, at le. a ALLOW waa scarcely 20 frm, with lesa doing. Sales 8,000 Ibs. at Ie, a 1130, Ww —! vagy mney = eee pts 755 bbl, Market quiet, but firm sj POLICE INTELLIGENCE. eee A Banper mw Trove —Patrick Flynn, residing in Huntington, L. 1., armved m this city on Saturday evening, and the following morning, wishing to dieguise himself by having bis hair dyed, proceeded to the shop of Lovie Kloges, near the Battery,and as he says engaged the barber to perform the operation for the trifling sum of twenty-five cente, Flynn was highly pleased with Diseatt: on the conclusion of the job, but when he came to pay the bill he was not a little astonished to hear the knight of the striped pole demand the sam of $7 instead of twenty-five cents as torily refused to satisfy th ensued, during which, it ts alleged, Kioges of and assaulted him. The barber was brought pire Justice Dowling yesterday Pein Samed insisted that $7 was the price for dying hair, He was held to bail * answer the assault, Cnarce or Eunezzrement.—Gcorge Gilman, 8 man thirty-four years of age, born in Great Britain and living in DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, was yesterday arrested by officer Leaycroft, of the Tombs Police Court, on the complaint of Mr, Wm, F, Ford, doing business at No. 85 Fuifon street. Mr. Ford charges that on the 7th day of April, 1865, the accused, then in bis employ, feloniously embezzled ‘and appropriated to his own use the sum of $45. The accused denied his guilt and was held in $1,000 bail by Justice Dowling to await Bays Tesult of an examination. The accused, whe yw days ago was arrested on a similar charge, denies his guilt. He claime to bave been in partuership with the complainant, and in this capacity had @ nght to take the money, LaRcexY FROX TOE PEaeoN.—A man giving bis name as Allen Napier was yoaterduy arraigned before Justice Dowling, a the Tombs, on the charge Of aeerigting Miss Maggie Wallace, of No. 8 Huntingtog giresi, Brooklyn, with intent to steal asa pickpos1 igs Wallace was tree from South Broiyn in a ferry boot, wher oad made an'elie 868, Placed ‘hig hand on her dresa was arrested tt to reach her pock failed, and who js sa*” as ‘foe boat landed on this oode, ‘Napier, previe’ atohave been guilty of similar assaults on us occasions, was committed to the Tombs for at Mary Tieman, of 106 Centre ae charged Elizabeth, Johnson with stealing a wallet containing $1 from the pocket of her dress while ‘ing on the steps of St, John’s charch, Varick street. Justice Dow- ling sent the accused to the Tombs, Cevgiiy To 4 Hoxse axp Recxiess Drrvinc.—Mr. Henry Bergh, President of the Society for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Animals, yesterday caused the arrest, by an officer of the Fourteenth precinct, of John Rausch German, on horses ijached toa truck Jaden with poeta ta ard through the Juice Deming to give baid Soca tee as Coat ALirarp Swinpiire aT Cangs.—A yonug man pamed Jobn. Witiaw+ was axresied yesterday morning, by a» ofticar of the Prenty-rixtk precinct, charged with keev- ing a.gambiing house at No, 226 West street. Lewis Derham, of Sarrytown, alleges that be wea ‘reped’*into the place, and there induced to invest $12 on the result of a game of three card monte. He lost his mon Ce caused the arrest of Williams, who was taken Justice Dowling for exatnination, ‘Tur TroveLe Berwxew Pantxens.—At the examination held before Justice Mansfield, of the Essex Market Court, upon the charge of Emile Kupely, of assault and battery against Louis P. Griffith, formerly of the firtr Of, Griffith & Kapely, Mr. Griffith was honorably discharged and ‘the case dismissed. AiLecen Farat Pretexce.—Poter Van Buren, of No. 214 ‘Weat Twenty-second street, appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, and charged David R, Stevenson with baving swindled him out of the sum of $125, under the following cir- cumstances:—The complainant alleges be purchased a horse from the accused for $125, ander the representation that the animal war young, Perfectly sound and free from defect or blemish, and Van Buren relying on these representations paid pas “the money, Sul ferlipm proved that the horse was balky, would not go in har- ness and is bea, worthless, and on these grounds he makes a charge against inst Stevenson of intention to de- frand and cheat, The accused pleaded not guilty of the charge, but was held to answer in the sum of $500 bail. Autecep Lancexy or Carret.—Robert Smith, a colored man, was arraigned before Justice Dodge yesterday, on compiaint of THeodore L. Allen, with having stolen a carpet worth about $200. From the facts of the case it is shown that Smith was engaged by Mr. Allen to shake and clean the carpet, It was accordingly taken up from the floor and brought away by the accused. For some days nothing was seen of him, and when he was found be said he bad given the carpet to Le ye wd man, whose name he thought was Jobnson, and whose residence was unknown io him, but who bad promised to perform the necessary cleansiog which the article required. Further than this Smith knew nothing of yhe property. The Justice, on hearing the story, was under the opinion that Mr. Smith’s other numerous business engs should not have prevented bim from atte: vigilantiy to the property entrusted to him, an mitied him for jee in default of $1,000 bail, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE, ‘Tue Navy Yarn Homeipr.—Coroner Lynch made ar- rangement, to bold an inquest yesterday upon the body ot James P. Malone, the marine at whe Navy Yard, who ‘was shot on Sunday night by William Fondell. one of the sentries, It was at Srat net that the parties wot ol into an altercation in to the she ab dock, While they were on be gh at the at in a Git of anger Fondell drew a navy revolt and discharged it at Malone. The ball entered the right eve of Malone. passing out at the ee of the head and causing instant death. It apy now, from what can be learned, that the shootlug Was entirely accidental, Fondell had been firing at a mark, and had the ee in his band, when Malone came up and commenced Jarking with him, and in the course of the scuffle t pistol was discharged. Coroner Lynch viewed the body and will hold an inqueet on Wednesday next, Orrexces AGAINST Tre Prrsos Iv Tee Eastern Dm Trct,—Francis Lattenville, a sistaaiveate attached to the one the assault was committed about two o'clock oD mornii Hawks testified that Latteaville went up > % — vuln fa the = street = and — ask bim hat post, siness, The officer ion told him that he wanted no such thief on his post, a then com to push and strike bim, holding ne revolver in big hand all the time. Hawks told him that be bad just rigen from a sick bed and begged to be taken to the station house rather than be thus knocked about, The officer answered this appeal by saying that he would knock his head off. This wae the third time be threat- ened his life and Hawks believes he would have killed him if he could. He then strock tim seven or eight times between the shoulders and about the A marks on the places struck, and hurting fo that fs doctor's services were states that r for an hour to get enough breath to enable him to get to Ronodsinan Hoadley testified to seeing the complainant and defendantiin altercation, but saw no ‘ther evidence was taken, but it did not that ‘by Hawks, and the Justice held Latten- bonds to anewor a charge of assault and fore the-Grand Jury. The above assault origin- on fend between the parties, lame, ee ee of Soom witness Tur Eastern Distmict Fine Deranrwext.—An election for a Gre commissioner in place of Mr. Charles C, Talbot, whose term of office expires, will be held at Firemen’s fae Bei) ge this evening. The only beg omer} ed for are Judge Voorhies, of San Company No. ot and Daniel Donovan, the ea ee +0 this commiasiva, to look of the commissioners = Some euch ge Voorhies is afier the * ‘@ charge of driving a amb ge 13 WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Tws Yorners Pouics Courr.—The Police Court at Yonkers has been changed from its location under the Getty House, Mechanic street, to spacious quarters in the Village Hal, Owing to the meagre accommodations and the want of proper ventilation at the former place the change has proved a source of great benefit, not only to the presiding Justice, T. Astley Atkins, trom the unwholesome atmosphere of the old court room, but to those persons who are brought before the Court for any purpose. ‘Ihe report of Justice Atkins for the past year— the introductory one—has just been submitted, showing ~- there have been arrested {or various offences =e five hundred and eighty-two persons, — ‘and four of whom were for intoxication. The ‘amount collected for fines and paid over to the different village and county nage were $2,393, of which $1,180 was for violation of the Excise law. Civil suits have been commenced t or clas amounting in the aceregue to $7,169, $1,000 of the Inter sum, tas has already entered upon judgment. The report concludes by io ing that ‘obedience 40 the nized ple moon as the village, and not, as formerly, an exceptional o¢eurrence, Interesmine Schoo, Opgsixa Exercises at Monwsa- | at four ee from his m4,—Yesterday afternoon the scholars of school No, 3 of Morrisania, with their parents and a large number of jadies and gentlemen, frends of the cause of education, assembled at the new schoolhouse, which has at length been finished, for the purpose of taking part in the open- ing exercises, which were of a highly interesting charac- | street, corner of Hudson, ter, and consisted of some ‘ing musical selections, sacred and secular, a well as a number of Se productions, rendered in a manner, considermg the highly creditable both to themeelyes and teachers. The bird-tike voices of the children in the ment, who have been waar the Chariotte H. Stearns, a ref th Cah The | a eed in charge ie stoped, r. 0. . Lounsbury, was derariment, gay Lb ‘he ‘mem: bers of the Board of Waseation with their President, Mr. John L. Burnett, and Sapervisor among those present. The school will be in full ‘opera- tion to-day and the ,register open for the enrolment of ay Dew pupils. Screnmivic CuLoRovonm.—At at early hour yesterday morning the Tesidence of Mr. Cornetias Williams, on Washington, ness, Biren avenue, Morrisapia, was broken into by some migcre- ante and robbed of about $200 in cash, ® yatiable watch and chain and a large quantity of wédring apparel. The psig effected an entratice through the side wi.aow h¢ the as floor, and at once repaipsd to eo apartment occapied by jams And hi wife, £0 bots of whom” was sa. a oe ful dose of chloroform. “ansackt from top to bottom, and experi’ Viglen cogs hey r carrying off J etna available artic! of value. From the fancy pal “manner in which the affair was conducted it is plainly rato old and experienced a? ridin tee reine made to _——s their. fond Oo aa NEW 7.SRSEY INTELLIGENCE, Paterson. Coxseckanan or 4 Cationic Crunce,—The new G@barch of St Joseph was consecrated at three o’clook on Sunday efternoon by the Rev. Father McNulty. Tne ceremonses were witnessed by a large concourse of people, of whom were obliged to take seats in the open air, @ dedication sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. McGlynn, of New York, Newark. Corr? Manrut.—A epecial erder has been issued from theYhendquarters of the New Jersey Rifle Corps, convening ® court martial on Tuesday, 28th inst, at seven Aeon P. M., for the trial of Captain William §, Tipson, om charge of insubordination. The oot ier tet eld at the main armory of the Second regiment, corner of Broad and Bridge streets. The fol- Dade officers will compose the courtt—Colonel Uriah De Hart, Lieutenant Colonel Eagar Whiscaker, Ms Majors Cuvrce—The Revs Mr. byw, rector of We chareh at Roseville, Bas been éxpelied from dy the veetry im a.vather anceremonious: manger, no failing to obtain adi house, The matter will be ted — meets at Burlington in two wee! Somerville. Sonate ov THe CuvraaL Ramroad Drror.—On Friday night the depot of the Centra) Railroad was entirely destroyed which originated from sparks cast on py A ea gg Nd ar was pasting. The log e is eetimated ut $3,000. GENERAL BUTLER AND TRE LELANDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. New Yorn, May 13, 1867, In a late issue of the Haney you state that a Mr. Fitch said something about General Butler's “hard swearing,” and a debt of twenty-three cue Gone due to Mr. Warren Leland from General Butler. Allow me, hy sed mnt a A arg ete t | oat to correct one or two errors in tho boom poke place, no Mr. Fiteb or else, said any ay erating * In the second place, twenty-three thousand dollars are owing, ‘but irom the Hotel men to the General. With these trifling —- tiooe your paragraph was eminently correct. Butlor is a smart man, and bas acne 2 bis country oe thousand doll service, but he never twenty-' out of the Lelands. Lig psa Deatn oF ax Oty Jovnnstier.—The Mobile Aavertiser and a os aa oo eee hand clothed in Tmonrning for the death of Thaddeus Sanford, 5 which occurred in that city on the 30th ult. The censed was at one time editor of the Mobile Register, ‘which position he filled for twenty odd years, He was known Lenten tah the country as & gentleman of eu- perior abitities and of orth. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ALM s1t—Jave —Op Saturday, 8. 1866, at sc Gatperines, CW. by the Rev. Thomas’ Labou Jossem Auminst to Iba M. Saxe. CansGax—Rippr. Oa aye = n, he a Rev. James Millett, Jame Canmcaw Jaanetta, fourth dnughter of Heary Kiddel, Esq., Conner, county Down, Ireland. Banr—Levy. —0n May 5, = Rev. Mr. Levy, Jossru Hart, of England, to (EEN. second daughter of the late ‘Alex. Levy, of ths city. No cards. JRANWERET—GUinavD.—ID on Sunday, May ‘12, Dy the Rev. Dr, Warren, Evovanp Susuenae to Je- e, Liewtenast GW. Kaw, C81 Bey of Rev. & Wanlagws, De, to SLi E, Maoeghier of David Pratt—Wiiemeon,—On Wednesday evening, ~ %, Weed, Faepsscn Prarr to Many A. Wier f thie city. Fourth Street Methodist AN—LEr. —At pal cbureh, the Rev. Dr, Foster, Rowgar J. p, of Bosten, to of this city, Boston TriE N., second daughter of domm Lee, papers please copy. Died. May 12th, Narnax Banruere, Bantuett—On Sunday, ‘The reiatives and friends of the family, agg of Polar Star Lodge, No, 340, 1. 0, of 0. F., are reapect- fully invited to attend§ the {cnera!, from his late resi- bys 306 Second street. far Lodger No. Lodge Room, 516 Branawer, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at = past twelve o'clock, to atiend Bes funeral of our late brother, Nathan Bartlett, wT, ROBT. i BLOOD, N. 6. Cras, Howrnneye, Secretary. Corruax.—On Sunday parsing, May 12, at the resi- dence of her son-in- Joseph Dennisson, 180 West ay g street, Hassan Axy Corrmax, aged 50 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited eee po ng the above residence, Dorsx.—On Monday, oft 13, zs, a itness, Dexnis Dorax, & the parish inagh, count Leitrim, sah eos aged 10 ¥. The friends of the feally ar are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Twenty-sixth street and Second avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Esp Sanday, May 12, Wiauam H. Faatow, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis Jate residence, No. 444 West Thirty-first street, this (Tueeday) afternoon, At one o'clock. Fiss.—On Saturday, May 11, Mrs, Aucia Fixx, after a and severe il/nese. relatives and friends of the pig also the er 4 of the Church Ri the He oly Martyrs, No. 39 fully invited to res f yt 2 oclock, from ib atreet, are rox funeral, this (Tuesday) a! charch. Govor.—On Sunday, May 12, Bripcer Bunt Govan, the youngest danghter of Michael and Ann Gough. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Javited to attend the faneral. from the residence of ber nt roy i this (Tuesday) aftermoon, at one o’cloe! Hanrea —At No. 137 Court street, Brooklyn, on Sun- % - aT Many, wife of James Harper, in the 74th .—In Yonkers, hf) after a Jong and panto ‘ieee bata. ‘Baw o ise th Lp 8 of ae , nee are ar. romeens corer of Palisade Wrenee sat sermon Factory o’clock, hom street, Yonkers, N. Hissacna,--Os Monday, May 12, after a short bet pevero Jaw has now become a recog- Mua, imary Raven. aroiet aes of Cari i of the late Thomas Burctary 1 MORRISIARA—TuR Use or | 10 ationd the funeral, thig (m, memberr serene be saved an the veseal was ii] ater ie ui 3 the funeral, from his late South Third street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednes- day afternoon, at one o'clock. Lovonray.—On ‘Sunday, May 12, Francis Lovanras, in the 36th year of his age. relatives and rate of He family are pommecttaly friends and juaintances respectfully invited te attend ‘the funeral, from iis late residence, No, 247 ‘Tenth avenue, this (Teieaday) aft aoa ‘at two o'clock, —In server City, on 2 Monday, May 13, Joseru The fuporal will take this (Tuesday) afternoon, residence, 11 im South Seventh Senge? ta ie Saran H. Nicnors. Her friends aeyret those of her nephew, Thomas N. Doughty, are invited to ml on Wednes- day at two o'clock, from 195 Desbrosses on PRNNMAN, filers OF me ie on Monday, ea Pen. ‘inexperience of the performers, | take place from the residence of William H. Haslett, No. 301 West (ad emp veN.—On Monday morning, May 13, Jaurs RAVER, Raven, in the 28th year of his “The relatives and friends of the family are ea invited to attend the at two o'clock, from is Tose Sof be tye os Cauldwell, were | Thomas Raven, No. 125 Ludiow street, Supa On Sunday, May 12, Roar Sea, in the 77h Tho relatives and friends tat Oe ibe family are requested on uae at three street. SurrH.—On Mom Gay morning, xa 18, after a short Sm; tee re “daughter Jobn A. and Sarab C. Tue pacer of cs family = fr ygonir invited to attend the funeral services at the residence of her ree Flatbush, this prerin afternoon, at three o'cloc! ‘Sur. —At Warwick Sagar aor at Hil, toon land, gastro fev Faaer Beavonaar, oon: child of dilead A. ‘An and Annie M. Smith, aged 2 years and 11 months. Sritaxe—On Moi , May 13, aftera bye i. ness, which be bore with fortitude, Prrsr SPiLLaxe, a aasivect she ‘of the parish of Grenagh, county Cork, ireland, ithe fee trend of the family are respectfully invited to the funeral, from the residence of his hrot wee Miles prenets 5 itu sree street, between Second and Third aver \is (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock . a Wriusrr.—On Sunday May 12, Marcares, widow of Colonel Marinus Willett, aged 93 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her Iate residence, No, 297 oe: y street, on Wednesday m, at four ° 3 re SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR New YORK—THIS au o'clock, from his late >; PORT OF WEW YORK, MAY 13, 1867. Cleared. tp Yorktown, Driver, Loudon—Grinn Ship Brush Dion (Br, Manes Antwerp pipe. a Me F Schmidt’ Ship Parana (Arg), Langston, Buenos Ayres—C Luling & Bark Galatea (Brem), Ge! lewcastie—Sloman & Edye. Bark Svanen (an), ‘sbesep, Demtig Fu ‘Funeh, Mabuake Saas a a etieecientee San at To a ———— ee Caleta Duish ship Jaques Suerto, from Batavia. for he Cape of 6 of Hope, sawa vessel, m2 ch Mixy" Me emus part viet 44, died at sea April 24. creeds iaeeet Wenae Janeiro, #4 days, yy iy Lenqauasta, Palermo, 4 days, with ct tte, jeyers. janeiro. 45 da; > aay Sk How's 18 Ske (of Tremont), Rich, Altavela (St Ye Aad gueno, to Jed Co. sehr Pred'k Fisk, from Bow 4 from ry ; Feb 17, outward lat 3537, ies oa hre met ete er ore (hy Gow Wi Mi Fegsane i day wih ig- | ao ate Mca mene ensan 8 days, with sugar, gy \waine. to order. ine, Elizabeth) pee ot Sebr lease Kich, Crowell, Boston f Diy. pendence eg any, bay ven, gintan pal eritateed tb port rt oder boring gt fon cl, she wac towed vn ftom ton by tho: New Jervey nit oat Jane, No Marine Disasters. Scnn Jaune L Bewiry (of Frederica), Capt Loveland, and pena ama. tua oy tose from Virginia, with pine “wood, were hore %h inst, 4 miles north ef Barnegat. ‘Toey dil prebedty be a total lous (The JL B was built at ‘Vienna, Md, {n 1861, and was 98 tone register. The MO T baile from Toms’ River, NJ, where she was built im 1856 and was 140 ons burthen, new measurement.) 1 Smee Vavus Ammnnne,, Some eae Se Rew Dev on Island in che aale Heat oat about a) head 9 cate din abou need ¢ he ae BF ues Banx sornrn Ease, from Demarara, for New York. with oan ‘Tnolasees, 1d" old copper, Tost orang oi ein ot april othe Margate rocts > Only a portion of the Iron and 0 AS wasn very ‘bad’ pox ————— ‘She was 250 tons burden and 18 mont Bric ‘Coalfieet, from Baltimore for ininrelurntag io jarelenky: Sue let Bulumore ou the built Kiver, tons register.) Scone aeeaey of: ew Laaten, tener to whalt bark Hurd’s Taian at New York and New Bed{ord. Scuns Veta, from Baltimore for Washington, NC, and o w Hateh, from Hockport, ashore near ras, we goue to pieces. Qurmxstown, ritiah vessel Beta, Capt Hogies, Prom ane For Quste, wSoal goal and trom, NW) here yes! Yi 4 u The bart State, Cal ial “ fren. i. jn fy LAWL yt alga hae aloo put in << Jeaky. KYMOUTH, April 30—The Duisberg, Holljes, from Rotter « for New York, was the vessel which Was in eontact, off fee ‘on the might ot ‘of the 27th, with the Ellen Suzan, tz, from f-, for Antwerp, which was towed in rday dismasted. ere peste Miscellancous. Sar Issac Trays, Ragling, from San Pranciseo, which put into Vaiparaiso 4th wit, is boond to New York. Notice to aan £2 Norm, of the steam ping of tne bar and the octet bes voor | of {Geineye Chan. AZORRS—RREARWATER AND mannon At THE ISLAND OF ot mIcHAN This Breakwater, which was comm bas now been constructed tory iM re tar halt od fo imented rendy offers @ safe harbor “hier into the artilicial port formed ty it, nthe inland of St Michaels in ni ery, secure refuge to veseele cress ean be had, ay ing the AUantic. “An aburdance. 0 good faciliues for mnie bi 4 steamers. AAT at Mow Rew , estore as try ees wats eke sgn ae bone. Seat home 3,000 The bone. Reporte, iAlso| thal hor tender’ sche urd’ s Islands waa ivered ls Stow Yan waaay of bark Stella, of NB. rts sa ae the cpol Would ines in June, Re oh 38, barjue B St ports Barstow, Hussey, Nantucket, 50 sp this i Spoken, &c. apa, fr 4 Dongen. from Laverpool for Ubarleston, Rai Pocahon tas, from Singapore for Hong Kong, Feb 25, Pent a Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, march ue. Fier, fig Son fig Soa bein eh i “eo Glasgow for San Francisco, March 30, lat ne ier from Philadelphia for Sombrero, April 30, Dunham, Brunswick, Ga, for Pair oa eee me "om Charieton (ibe crew were pumping” Avrwerr, whet Arto Ottawa (s), NYork. sla 20th, 8 & po, Berman Dackholts, NYork. Anoten Feb eng Sy ‘Hood, Morgan, from» ow re: a mb Be of Anencaad . Bitar sare A cv Cromwell, He Cal00t nae crpiae mein pone Booth, 8t Nazaire. eaiunnennates, April sae 200, Lewis, New- ton; aaa furphy, ie & 16th, eet Cc sg Sra bore mer apr aro weEy the ey aulverpool ; 2 Te serm av April %5—Arr Telegraph, Robinson, Pilladel-- Oe Savannah far Londow Dea, May 1—Arr Oscar & Georee. , Baltimore on proceeded): Sir Hempbrey. ‘Davy, erin, Wire} May k Matsell, NYor \LMOUTH, ‘30—Arr Nora, alin, oem, ape 30 sia en an ominana Rt S0-sigen inatnh XTart 2—0F, ship Vil- a ie ee oere oct eck for Landon rom NY. ay Arr dia @ Th er, Thompson, nie Edith. fobile; 29th, ‘Atalanta don for NYork. Wm In York; Wiid Hunter, Kelley, Cardiff and nina panes. and New Orleans. Cla abube Bo rata ‘Hyler, d Cuited States. fawning, April S]eeare (at ‘Cuxbaven) ange Blobm: Hoxa Kong, March 18—Arr Banker HM, Davi i ain 4, May Agr bark Andes, Dall Thompton, mgt, Ba Pda th. Mouman H Ken sone Se ferrman, Pardon sch I a H'Baker, Kush go7.9-8 Small Ml Gir), Stevens) NYork pope ep Taring, Packman, Portian i, A) nah; Bevelle, Mike Sas (a), Lelt New Haven: ‘Cla Both; Gieasoy, ‘Cumtaiog Lewey, lone, Espey Tedaer. for poe ; bark ay oe ier: pier doe » Whitenend, for Americnn Porta, ALEXANDRIA, May 1l—arr schr Nellie Brown, Miggine, |—Arr schrs Princess, Hopkins, and Ma- aac mma F Tare’ Hatt: ORGS Lng ot EL 3 Opa Hore vod and dout; Senator, i Fran iin cla . waar to Br), Greenish, Secon ‘Ocean uires, Mobile; fas ‘L Ray, Ray, Jacksonville; schr Eliza ‘Cornish, York. 1a, Va; Mi sic Manag eee, BP Tatar ces ae eS a ier bet Halt J Tinker, Stanley, ‘Sicamer Liberty, New Orleans vie Ha- Dark Highione Mary (Br), Bg mg a, May St PoRtarot. 3 ckermebr Orstor, Gibbs, Bilsabethport; OUARIESTON, Wag Ee sch Trane Bietson, New Fork W W Smit, Tost r Seeait NYork: pose aa ui ches Noite Beonne; NW Stalin, ten L ESS MON! May ll—Arr brig Mississippi, West ALY steamship Gulf City. Stewart, ‘4. campbell ‘ork. Marts, J Wf Lith, 9 Kare aid sid schre 3 8 Line, Johnson for Saco; Maryland, Gi ‘Sarah J Shaws J J 4 Vi wane ik Ww 3 wa &. eure: Mary J ‘Sm i Dan wt for do; John ‘oeold sale t George Hurlbut, Massen, Liv- 2 on IANS. May, ¢ Ary Yor! juntress (it Pittloridge. Lon Licegpoot” Kitty ‘coburn, Wilsou. ‘eu: ca, pte ierpoot Sorrento, ‘Melita (Br), Sumner, Beater. Lng? ee ‘M Pate, aca Ticats ne ort; J Pons donna, Re yndon ; schrs aoe, 7, ‘Kay br ate B aeh Caso, Phil- Ate sche Tayi be iene 5 x iy bowanrit ree rane fi faxfield, May. Jack: any oe Worn grt ge nd jack ILAURLEAL mete a iekerson, yarns : «Ng arg: Homberwun’, %eiisnn, a if oS ga a James Pobder, Boston; Hia- jewburyport; Le Ai jd, Craw- ‘Beverly; Port “Roval, Mi Middletown; Snow- ; Henry W ‘Moo: Crowell, Giatlowell 1 Bil, Cogonnad, B oe gumeilee: Garver, Ba: Belle i itu = ih Point; need 'B Alen eae! Rantucwet: AR creas Porttand) ‘Trade 2, Wind, New Beato ford sam bore, ye aco: re siesta. Strelman, Boston; J 8 Bost P Hudson, reap te Piast, Sa cont Rovdsnt brig’ Win Woberiscu, | |